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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
Conditions and Genera. Forecast.

Washington, Oct. 30.-Thc Atlantic
coast storm mas advanced over the
ocean east Of New Foundlanl and has
been followed by an extensive area OF
high barometer and lower temperature
that covers the country generally east
of the Mississippi river Fair and cold
CT weather is indicated for Thursday
in the north Atlantic states.
On the New ENGLAND coast the winds
will be light and variable; on the mid
die and south Atlantic coasts Light 70
fresh and mostly from the northea x
on the Gulf coast. fresh from the east.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tie S1th reunion of the Society Of the
Army of the Tennessee is to be held Nov.
rs at Vicksburg.
Robert NJ. Dubose. president Of the Uni
yersity of the South at Sewanee, Tenn,
died late Wednesday night.
Tie comptroller of the currency under
the direction of the secretary of the treas
ury is trying to increase the circulation
OF national banks where the maximum
anount is not already taken and in mon
ey centers where the increase will be
r,ost beneficial.
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likely 1900 than $1,000 persons rs at first
reported.
karaiaugh is q small town in the His
s1r district. 1t is noted for its manu-
features sabres. cutlery and fine silks
and is used as a summer resort by the
people of Hissar. somewhat larger
town ard capital of the district of
Hissar. Karata-h is located in g
mountainous country at an elevation
of $500 feet abve sea level.
London. Oct. 30.-A dispatch received
by the Reuter- Telegraph Co. from st.
Petersburg confirms the report of the
great landslide disaster at Karatagh.
Earatagh is 100 miles southeast Of Sa-
markand in Russian Turkestan, where Sc
we're earthquakes occurred Oct. q, caus-
ing much damage. At Samarkand, so far
as known. only two women were killed
by falling houses, though the population.
in alarm. fed from the dwellings and
camped out in the streets and other open
places. The shocks continued throughout
the day.
On Oct. q the weather bureau at WASH
ington announced that its instruments re-
cord"d an earthquake. beginning at IL
o'clock the previous night and lasting I'M
til early in the morning of Oct p. Its
origin was believed to have been at a
point west of Australia in the southern
Indian ocean
The same day London announced that
prolonged earthquake shocks, beginning
at A. NJ Oct. q and lasting for several
hours had been reported on tho ipstru
ments on the Isle of Wight and at Lai-
bach. Austria. The distance of the dis
turhances We're at those points estimated
as being over 5000 miles from the observa-
tories which recorded them The same
day, Oct. p. dispatches were received in
London from st. Petersburg reporting Sc
we're earth shocks in Central Asia. at
I.attakurgan. khoRand and other places.
in addition to Samarkand, which caused
more or less injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
THE MAYFLOWER AGROUND.
Small Schooner Goes Ashore at Sousl,
west Harbor.

Southwest HarbOr. Me. Oct. 2o-Thr
two-nlasted schooner. Mayfower.. Cant
John Lleweilyn. from Maitland, y. s..
with lumber for Philadelphia wae
aground today in Western Way at tha
entrance to Southwest Harhor. having
been caught in the northeast squat lest
bee ncaught in the northeast squat las.
night ard misstayed while heating into
the harbor. The schooner was resting
costly on lard bottom ana leaking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
ITALIAN MOB RIOTS IN CHICAGO.
Quarrel Between Two Men Grows and
Streets Are Blocked.

Chicago, Oct. 3)-One man was shot
ana fatally wounded. several others
were cut and battered and Il men We're
arrested Tuesday during a riot at
Halsted and Taylor streets in which
about 100 Italians took part Charles
Specialo and Angelo Gaporbelli, be-
tween whom feud had existed for
some time started the fight. Specialo
was hot twice and will die. The friends
Of both men joined in the quarrel and
soon a froe-for-all fight was in progress.
The street cars were blocked and it re-
uuired 20 policemen finally to restore
order
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eELMoNTs RESENT STAREs.
Another Effort to Have Highways
Closed on Newport Property.

Newport. Oct. 30.-The lorg continued
and strenuous efforts of Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver II. p. Belmont to have closed
parts of two highways intcrsecting
their Btlcourt property was once NOR
brough: before the Aldermen, who gav.'
Il hearing on their petition that laStc.i
nearly three hours. Decision was re-
served.
The Belmonts are annoyed by rub
berneckS'' visitors to whom Belcourt
and its occupants are pointed out by
hackman as though they We're museum
exhibits. They offer to create other
and better highways in return for the
closed streets.
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MENTAlseysWEAk.
pris4 Ds5enee ia E sirkants Trial Seeks
ss To Establish.

aewfane, VT, Oct: 3o.-Additional
&esa3mony was offered by the defence
a today. tending to show that the de-
ksndant suffered from mental trouble.
4rrfhe trial of William Fairbanks.
s,scharged with the murder of his niece.
t!ary Page Gront, at Saxton's River.
4 hypta residents sof Graftofi.-4 where
HYatrbanks lives. aestified that Fair
sbanks seemed mentally weak. that
Sihis eyes had q stafing appearance and
.that HIS head had been severely af-
9fected by a fall from a wagon several
4 VARS ago and by 4 sunstroke a year
III two later. a They also testified that
SsAre defendants father was a simple.
Aaa,nced man. given to Wandering. about
= Sjsfl not having any regular occupation.
y, .Mrs. Erancis H. Bowley of Boston.
a half sister &c Eair Ranks. testified that
when FAIRBANKS VISITED her.soue time
!. ago he appeareds ~ have much trouble
WITH his head, hehrdn q sfrange 4 noises.
J. mo w;tneesA.sa a. f,,4 ;,yf ca s,,,
i, ;nci,,dsa sayera 8 ~ AZ "a arse,a,,
t..,so tasssGad M IA, r. A. q
NV r,,.t,a .fs 49, s.,:s...;,. : I,
"a vsracttv ~, e.. ..r.,Sds sS,s,s,,,n
these n,itnsssea Svhs Hfrs rnYt,e,s
IN III 8. ms :, & Enttk &c Ora fton
y3Int her sfestimnnv3 M the state Mrs
Elrn,t,e ,oId az : c6nversatien size mad
ywitb Fa;rI,aulss the resonrdant on ,
troI,ev chr ~, tho dow .of tho trauadv
q and saidA%hot ba declared that Mary
( Crout wn,,k1 never return ia Grafton
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tle submarine boat Tarantula. which
Msuhdergoing her final acceptance trl-
alsgundcr the direction of the naval
board of inspection and survey. ex-
.ceeded her contract speed requirement
ma four-hours' endurance run in Mar
Agansett bay Wednesday afternoon
SThe wind was very stiff and the sea
choppy. but in spite of these handi-
caps the boat developed a speed OF
- 40 knots an hour without allowing
for tidal corrections. which may in
crease the figure
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Fe!tis Trial Reains.

Wiscasset. Me. Oct. 30.-The case
Of the State VS.. Harry Feltis, charged
With manslaughter. was. opened late
today before a drawn jury. But one
witness Of importance was examined,
Mrs. Feltis. widow of Lorenzo Fell
It's. The case will probably occupy
two days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

karataSh is remotely situated ana it
takes a full Week for news to get out
from there, but according to one conr-
Ter who has come through. an enor-
nous section of the Karatagh noun
tains which practically hung over the
town broke loose and Numbered down
upon the village, which is almost com
pletely buried from sight. Efforts are
being made to get in communication
with the survivors and learn the &C
tTal state Of affairs and TO send in such
relief as may be required.
st. Petersburg. Oct. 30-A dispatch
received here from Khokand, also
known as Ferghana. Turkestan, con-
firms the 1ashkend report of the al
most conpl, to destruction of Karatagh
which was due to a landslide following
the great earthquake of Oct. q. An
enormous section of the Karatagh
mountain. hanging over the city, broke
loose. slid down and almost completely
buried the city Of karatagh.
No further details have been re-
ccivcd here regarding the catastrophe
at Naratagh. which is so remotely sit
uated that news is over Il week coming
ont Apparently the casualty list, first
given as 1000. has been greatly over
estimated. Other inhabitants escaped
with the governor of Karatagh and
his mother ard the statement made in
the dispa tChes from Tashkend earlier
in the Gay. that these were the only
persons saved, was due to an error in
transmission.
From the nature of the disaster
however. it is believed that the dead
must number hundreds.
Up to late hour tonight no further
news Of the Karatagh disaster had been
received here. 1t is thought in st.
Petersburg that the ma gnitjll.a OF the
disaster had been greatly OK: gserated
and that the number OF victims, Is more
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ENTIRE POPULATION IS BURIED,
Severe Earthquake Loosens Great Mass
Which Slides Down on Populous VIII
lage and Kills Its Inhabitants.

Tshknd Of
Of According the
OF karataah lost
their
the weree the
placed
believe Among
the disaster Of
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WILL WORK TOGETHER.
American and Canadian Forces Join
Agains. Smusciers.

Eoulton, Me. Oc,. 30.-The United
With the representatives of the Cana
dian government in Il systematic
search for smugglcrs. The contraband
OF late. chiefly with liquors and the
smugglerS had been almost always
successful in getting their goods across
the line ulchallongcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

Caroline Dana Howe began to write
poetry when about - years Of age and
has been writing it ever since. Many
of her Poems have been set 20 music.
Perhaps the one most often sung is
Leaf by Leaf the Roses Fall" which
she wrote when very young. AS poet
OF the affections, her name has been q
household word in this State. Her first
published book was entitled wills
Howard or Two Secrets Well Kept"
Her parents moved to this city when
she was six years of age. For 80 years
she has lived at No. 1858 Cumberland
avenue Four Years of her life was
passed in Allston, Mass, where she
taught school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

Lewiston, Me, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
second division Of Sophomore does were
given today:
Opportunity to Labor"
II. Il. Cummings.
Suchcape Rock. Southey
Miss N F. Vinal
Future of the Philippines, Bryan
w. W. Bowman.
Duval's Chance. Anon
Miss f. NJ Roberts
Justice to Ireland. Shield
f. l.. Jordan.
The EuGcleS' Dinner Party. Wi"gin
Miss G. +. Verril.
Freedom and Patriotism, Dewey
r. =. Bean.
Judges from the Senior class ale Miss
Ruth Sprague. Arthur L. Harris and Fred
r Noble. The next division win speak
Friday.
The Senior class will spend their Hal
lowo'en night at Frost park. THIS is an
ideal place for such an event as il is out
in the country and in a dense grove.
The Freshman class is to spend the
evening in Auburn in the knights hall.
Football practice was light Monday and
Tuesday but unusually heavy on Wedncs-
day afternoon. Scrimmage work was
prolonged for an hour and several plays
drilled into the team. Lovely IL and
Bishop II are back in the game again
and everything is coming along favoraby
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CyriI|e Gro|eau Must Serve
at Least Twelve Years.
Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
Charge at Portsmouth.
Shot and Killed His Son, Follow.
Ing a Quarrel.

Portsmouth. y. H., Oct. 30.-A SEN
fence of not less than II years nor more
than tskyears in state prison has been
imposed upon Cyrille Groleau IF Derry
who was Indicted for manslaushter for
the killing Of his son Fred &C Derry
oirQct 10
Groleau, who is G5 years old, had pre-
viously pleaded not guilty to the charge.
. but yesterday retracted that plea ana
!. entered plea Of guilty. Judge Wallace
then imposed sentece. Groleau shot
Fand killed his SON after. a quarrel.
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Boston Forecast.

Boston, Oct. 30.--Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Thursday ana
Friday. warmer Friday afternoon; light
to fresh variabl" winds, becoming;
southwest Friday.
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MRS. CAROLINE DANA HOWE.
Noted Poetess Dies "Wednesday at Her
Home in Portland.

Portland. Ne, Oct 3o-NIrs. Caroline
Dana Howe. the noted poetess. died to-
day at her home in this city at the age
of $. years. She had been iii feeble
health for two or three months. Frye
burg was her birthplace. She leaves n9
immediate relatives.
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FAIR THURSDAY.

Washington Oct. 30.--Forccast for
Now England ana eastern New York:
Fair Thursday and Friday: warmer
Friday; light variable winds, shifting
to east
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

THE annual Chcnning conference of
Unitarian churches from all sections
Oh New England opened at Providence
Wednesday with about 100 delegates
and lelgyrlen present. Nantucket was
admitted to the conference. never be-
fore having been represented.
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cut little. Capt. Llewellyn sent for
tugs
Inc ;hree-masted schooner Theresa
"3f II Wiscasset touched bottom but
was not in danger Of damage
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Hot Stuff for Cramps, Colds, ChilIs
Is Sanford's Ginger purest and best of
warming Sto?laCfYics. Look for the owl.
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H.C. Barker Co.
FUR
DEPARTM emit

is FILLED WITH A SELECTED
STOCK OF FUR AND FUR
LINED GARMENTS, NECK
PIECES, MUFFS, ETC. ANY
KIND OF A FUR GARMENT
MADE TO ORDER FROM
SELECTED SKINS AT REASON
ABLE PRICES. SPECIAL At
TENTIoN PAID TO REPAIRING
AND REMocELlNG OLD FuRS.
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BATES COLLEGE.
Second Division OF Sophomore Oec.a
nations-Hailowe'c

Lewiston, Me- oct. .-tSpeciaD. Tho
second division Of Sophomore does" were
given today:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-27

S20O0-One of the incest ten acre farms in Jefferson county; close in to Birming- ham: two wells two houses; nice or ehard renting for $l7.5O per month. Terms. 1a cash, balance $25 per month; without interest. Must be sold this week. Birmingham Real Estate Exchange. 1923 First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-27
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions in which amounts exceeding S75O were involved: s1s00-John Dillon and wife to Mrs. Fan ne Roberta McCarty, lot 16 in block 45, as shown on the map of the survey of the West End Land and Improvement company.
 s2$OO-S. L. Dobbs and wife to Addison ". Lynch. lots 6 and : in block 90 as shown on the map of the Ensley Highland eompanys property.
 $1500-W. D. Hendrix and l. C. Hendrix to J. C. McGlathery lot in block ? of the Gibson and White addition to Wood lawn, the property involved fronting 30 feet on the southsde of Austin avenue and extending back l35 feet to an alley. $1550-Samuel Earnshaw and wolfe to F.. A Freddy lot 20 in block Il, 'Ivanhoe,' . fronting 0feet on Wentworth street and extending back 40 feet to an alley
 sS50-J. J. D. Hall to Caesar Lee, lot IS in block 2 of E. T. Fields addition to Ensley. mineral rights being excepted.
 $1500-H. G. B. Chapman and wife to c. E. Schmidt, property situated in the northwest quarter of the northwest quar- ter of the southwest quarter of section l9 township + south, range west. Sl500-G. P. Martin to w. l.. Martin and J. T. Martin, the north half of the north half of the southeast quarter of the south west quarter: and the north half of the north half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, containing together about 20 acres.
 S9G0-Joseph Meade and wife to the Gib- son Realty company, lots l, T., IS, 19, 29 and % as shown in the map of Meade's subdivision of block 15 of Montgomery and Parks survey of Woodlawn.
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RENTAL LIST
REsIDENcEs-NoRTHsIDE.

RESIDENCES-NOR 1sIo. Rush avenue, 10 rooms. s35. 1905. 18th street. rooms, s35. 1881, 14th street, rooms S20. 1129 18th ave. Onew), rooms, Oct. l. s3O HOS 32nd street, rooms, $45 1614 11th avenue, 6 rooms, $o5 1221 18th street. 9 rooms, sS7 5O
 ES-SOUTHSIDE. s24. 22d street rooms, $S5. 1213 St. Charles street. 10 rooms. $50. 73o. 29th street, 8 rooms. Oct. 1, $45. 1046 Sycamore street, 9 rooms, S1O0. Orange avenue. 2d door from Sycamore,
 rooms, new, S83 3S. S30 30th street 9 rooms $50. SIS 18th street. 2d floor, rooms, $25. 2915 Avenue c, s rooms. Oct. ]. $40. 1S11 Ave. I. rooms Oct l, $40. S11 12th street. 10 rooms. Oct. 1. $45. 1757 18th ave. rooms S47 30. 172o 14th ave, rooms, Oct. l. SIo.00. 1101 11th ave, 10 rooms, s75.00. 1918 18th street 8 rooms, S4000 2232 Sycamore st, s rooms Gurnished), S90. 2729 Barron avenue, rooms, $50. 927 Georgia street, rooms, 340. 927 18th street. rooms, $37.50. Lincoln street, 10 rooms, new, s75.5
 RESIDENCES-sUB 6427 1st ave, Woodlawn, 8 rooms, s35.
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Claims Championship.

Huntsville. September 26.-(SpeeiaL)-J M. Oldield of Hazle Green disputes the claim of the Darwin brothers of the watermelon raising championship of North Alabama. The Darwin claim was based on a load of forty melons that aver
 aged 60 pounds. Mir. Oldfeld has sold thirty melons to the management of the state fair at Birmingham. their average weight being 6S1s pounds, one weighing 7S pounds These melons will be exhibited in Birmingham.
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Bids Wanted.

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, October 12, 1907. for paving and curbing certain sidewalks and gut ters. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals.
 The above work embraces about 20 GOO square yards of sidewalk paving and about 30. .00O lineal feet of com bined curb and gutter.
 w. M. WILSON. City Engineer.
 Gadsden, Ala September 27 -we-2-w
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. sl15 pr. it.. choice Higld. Ave. lot. S3000-Large pretty Hickory St. lot. SiSoo--Fine lot; E. front; near Glen Iris. S6S00-New S-r. modern res. s. 11th St. s5250-Pretty 7-r. cottage, S. 18th St. S2000-Large Richmond Place cor. lot. S31b0-S. 18th St, near k, 70x200. S150o-5-r cottage, 22d St.. Ave. r. BIO, o,5o0--Large s. Side cor. rents $1500. s500o-S. 18th St cor, white. rents s575. s440o-Ave. G. houses, new. rents sS mo. SIP, ,5Oo-4th Ave, 50x140. near depot. s45, coo Handsome business block. $500 pr. it., 18th St. 3d and 4th Ayes. S26.500-5th ave. property, pays D. c. $S000-Norwood home, oak finish. s275o-Modern N. Higlds. cottg., rents SSO0. S3650-Elegant Princeton place.
 FOR RENT. 10-room S. Higlds. modern res. New handsome brick store.
 R. MCCONNELL & co, Phones s1o S Sclo7 Sd Ave.
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ONE CENT A WORD. HATEs-One cent a word n day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
FOR SALE

ron . 4 [ T ,I.,ci f a >,e
 age for subdivision. X.-10, care Age Herald. 9-5-tf
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FOR RENT.


 RESIDENCES-Nor 1127 21st St. now and modern. rooms, SEQ RESIDENCES FOR RENT-SOUTH 1iG9 18th St, furnace. modern. roomH. $50 1918 20th St. bath, etc. rooms $50. 927 10th St. steam heated. modern, & rooms, ss0. 2SSo Ave. e." bath, electricity. rooms stable. hot house. lot l0o,sl90. $50.
 fUR SALE. sl2O00-5th Ave. near -2nd St. Sou1l-40xlOO; .2nd St. South. sSSeo-55xl60 Avenue J. s275O-6lx140, 18th St.. between 10th and 1lth Ayes Sl4D00->.v-. ger. 4th avenue. Sl2, ,500-4th Ave. near 23rd St. sS000o-2nd Ave, 50xl40. rents S2+00. sSO, ,000-75xl40. 4th avenue. Sl650-- Residence. 18th Ave, North. Sl5.500-5th Ave. corner, 100 feet. sl0,vs-3rd Ave, near 24th St. sl2. .500-3rd Ave, near 26th St. slS6o0-4th Ave, near 18th St, 5ox14o.
 w. B. LEEDY & GO Phones 42. 1l2 North Ast St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-27
BARGAINS FOR SALE.

terms, corner lot 6T.5 x1O0 on Idlewild car line. with side walks, etc.. all in, corner Alabama St.. South Highlands.
 s500-Busincss lot, fin front of fair grounds gate, at Fairview station. Junction of Ensley and Bessemer car lines; great bargain. SlOoO-Good home for colored man. 75 feet with Broom house, nice orchard, well. etc, on pike road. Walker sta ton, North Ensley car line.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 2lst St.
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WEST END.

WEST END. Berry street, near Beverly station. , rooms, Sl5. JOS Oak street. rooms and bath s20 no Oak street. 6 rooms and bath s20. 112 Oak street. s rooms and bath, SEQ
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 1921 Sd ave-, 2d floor, 25x14O. SIPS. 1722, 2d ave, 3-story, 25x140, S1e0. 1227 Ave- B. 1-story. SIS. 1912 4th ave. 25x100. $100 1912 2d ave. lot 50x140 Oct. 1, S45 73l 2d ave, 7rooms. 2Sx67, $50. 4th ave. bet. 1Sth and 18th sts., 1st floor, 25x14O, s125. 1910 4th ave, 25x1OO. Oct. :, s1OO. 18th st. and Ed ave. pool and billiard parlor, furnished. $135. 2S09-1l Morris ave, 4-story. 50xs21s. $160. 4th ave. and goth st.. 1st floor, Oct. 1. S250. 1900 4th ave, 25xlS2la. $IOo 1902 4th ave. 25x75. s75. 407 18th st., 1Sx50 sS5 409 18th st., 1Sx50, s35 109 s. 10th st, 4Ox150, siO0.
 Sanlsmasa: s.l,!a!'!sss!saanaGs
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FOR RENT

1101 11tn Ave, south. Il rooms. $15. 2239 Sycamore St, Il rooms, ss5. 1046 Sycamore St, 10 rooms. s10o. 2020 Ave. "G," h rooms, SS5. 2915 Ave. "G" rooms, $45. 1112 Florida avenue. 5 rooms, s30.
 STORES. 1722 2d Ave. floors, $50. 1908 Ave. 'D.' 1 aoor S20. 323 North 20th St. floor. $250 2212 2d Ave, north, floors, SIS. 1860 4th Ave, north, 1 floor, sl0o. 1902 4th Ave, north. 1 floor. sT5 4O7 North 18th St, floor, s95. 409 North 18th St, 1 floor, s35. w. N. Malone & Co.
 2l9 N. Fist St. Phones 1239
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LEGAL NOTICES
 Stockholders Meetln

WCCliflJ.
 Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Birmingham Land company will be held at the office of the company in the city of Birmingham, Alabama. oI. Saturday the 12th day of October, 1907, at Il o'clock for the election of directors and such otA, CT business as may be brought before the meeting. FRANK NELSON, JR., W. H. DURAN, Secretary President
 Q.1-
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Man cashier. pantry woman, office man for mining company. lunch counter boy, man and wife cooks for large boarding school: other good open t1SS. 458 Hood Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SAL So acres near Cahaba irver; 9 acres cleared; balance in original timber Sl000, s. R. 100xl4V- N E. corner of 11th street and Avenue D. Renting for s45 per month i; room to build more houses. 5000 on terms easy. si0,e00-On easy terms, 36-room furnished hotel at railroad crossing; 8 miles from Birmingham; now renting for $120 per month.
 L. G. fETTYJOHN, Phones 1101 and 465 1S261a 3d Ave
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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 E. E. Manufa,- turing Co.,, 201S 1st ave, Birmingham. Ala 9-i5-rf