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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Names of Holders.

New Haven, Dec 2S.-The New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail road Go has received the names of holders of about $27,000,000 of the $30,0OO,000 of outstanding 8 F per cent convertible debentures for the purpose of taking up, or assigning, the rights on the new issue of $ per cent convertible debentures. From stock holders and bond holders com bined about $40O,O00 has already been received by the company as pay ment in advance upon subscriptions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Work on Telephone Lines.

Annoy. China, Dec 2S.-Active construction work has been begun on the telephone lines which are to connect Annoy with the two other cities Of this prefecture, Tsuen-ChOu- Fu. fifty miles to the north. and Chang-Chou-Fu. thirty miles to the west. The work is entirely under the control of the Chinese govern ment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Sale of I.iauor Stopped.

Chirago. Der 2S-A despatth to the Tribune frOm Des M0ines. Ia- says. As a result of the liqH0r cru sade now going: Un tn Iowa. the Chi cago. Burlington X Quincy railroad has issTla,l unIers tO dining ear ron- ductOrs prohibiting the sale of IiquOr while the trains are in Iowa The urtIer went into efTert yesterday. It Is un- dersto0d that the other r,ads will taka similar action
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
IubaI A. Early Enters tn. Army.

Washington. Dec 2S. It was an. nOunced that thirty-seven candidates for second liea;enants in the army had passed the competitive examina. tion. Fourteen have cOnPietal thr probationary two years Serv ire in tho ranks. Among the tweHty-three civil ians arc Juiral \. Early. sen of the Confederate cavaIry leader.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Teachers in Session.

Pittsburg. Dec 2S.-The morning session of the convention of the Ma tional Commercial Teachers federa- ton was occupied by meetings of the various affiliated bodies. During the afternoon addresses were made by D. w. Hoff, supervisor of pen manship, public schools, Lawrence, Mass: ]. N. Krout. Northwestern Business college, Chicago, and Miss Gertrude O. Hunnicutt. Michigan Business institute, Lansing, Mich.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Ls~i. syee.ess John Mt.h.II.

CfncinnstL O. Dec- ZS-OEcials of the fifth Ohio suIzIistTirt 0f tlle Unit ed Mine Workers of AmeT5ca have rp- eeived returns from a majority Of the districts In the Tinted states. and ex- eept for the vote in a few dE<triefs 0f the zufhrscite rsz5aus Sf PeansylVsnia VEee President T. l. Lewis has re- eeEued a EziOETty of the votes fer na- teal president oF tbe United Nine WorkeES to szereed Ioal MfteheiL Iszsz sz . -=zsss-s af R-sa=z-za-4- n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Roosevelt to sparks.

Wzshfnx1oa Der S.-Prssblent Rooserelt to-day teSegrzpheI Cover Bar sTarks of Nevada. that if the EDv- eEBor. within five days. wousd fssue a eaH for a SperEal sess5oa of tha leg fszsture- hs vii sTIow fh.e tre8Es to rew2fa at ties1sezd durT7E q peTfsI oF three weeks- OfberWEse tze truags viii he wftkfrzwn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Five Killed In Grand Trunk Wreck.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 2S. - Speeding through a dense fog at forty miles an hour. Grand Trunk passenger train No. .. which left Port Huron for this city. collided head-on with a double headei freight train one and a half miles north of LenOx. Mich. Five trainmen met death. four being killed instantly. the fifth dying three hours later. All of the passengers escaped injury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Hearing Continued.

Butte. Mcnt. Der @--DiStrirt IuiIzr GeoFge M BOuTquein has continued tlBe leaTiHg for t8c appoint mpnf Of a rpCpivership for the state Savings hank to January 1G with the rSlniIftfou that F. Augustus HpiHze de Frsit Go thp erpsiit 0f tIsr laMk S25n.- un znd N- & IarEey- the president pF tho institution S75wsl These suIls are rated o1 tic stork hed in the state Savings Eauk by tbem-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
MURDERER HAD REVOLVER.
When Placed Under Arrest He Shot
 Detective and Himself.

New York. Dec 2S.-While Police Lieutenant Rocco Cavani and two other detectives were attempting. to arrest Nicolo BorrantO. an alleged murderer. at Kingsland. \. l., to- day. BOrrantO shot Cavani and then shot himself. It is thought the lieu tenant will live, but BorrantO will die.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Reg-;.Ved ss He ctos5 or c,IIcvs.

NtpsleNsl as ne 0too1 OH OaIIsWs'
 Birmingham. Ala. IAec. -S-As the hiack cap was being adjusted for tile execution of Henry ThaXfO1 a mes senzr- boy ran brrathIeSs 1a the PTiS- on with a ulp=saze from tIse governor granting a fifte@n days rpE'r5eve. Uth- CT priso1erS in the jail gave g hesEty cheer as ThaxtOn was IesI taek 10 a auu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
rIs-uxr.r n.zd st ro2

YoEnzStovu- O. Dec- ZS-The Rev. John S~hzrfsE. 102 years old is dezd at North BeufOn- He was baxn ia weSsno-pEz1L Pa Cn Nov = 1S6 and became a minister of the Lzther- an eharrh at the age of tusay-o1s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut. Rain. followed by clearing in north. fair in south portion tonight Sunday fair and eoldeTs light to fresh vest erly winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
I.ucky New Hareners.

Chicago. Dec 2s.-Mrs Julia Brooke. who. died in Milwaukee re- gently leaving an estate of sS0. .O00 in her will. left s2.50O each to her nephew. Samuel 4. Taylor. and Anna French. her niece. both Of New Ha- ven.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
FitzgerAId Has Resigned.

Baltimore. Dec zS-ThOmas Fitz- gerald. general manager of the Bal timoTe and Ohio railroad. has re- signed his position. to take effect on January l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
Enr Tnrnrrnr

Sun rises 7=Is. sets 4=1s- High tide al New Haven 5.As am
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
For Monday.

San risss TsIs. sets I=zs. High tide at Ner Haven s.ss az.
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5o4-7 Brown-Marx Building.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$40, 500-An up-to-date and first-class resi-
dence overlooking the entire Jones val
ley, on South Highlands. Any one de-
sirous of purchasing line home can
get 1t in this, at great sacrific; the
above price Is less than cost of house.
S90O0-Half cash, balance $1,000 a year;
brick property, renting for $12 per cent
on price asked.
S4500-$500 cash. balance $40 month; g
room double floor, storm sheathed
house; bath, etc, all street improve
ments paid. This is on a corner lot in
beautiful North Haven.
S220O-S200 cash, 500 a month; broom neat
cottage, city water, 100-foot front, on
corner, near Helena station, South Ems
ley cars.
$6500-Eight-room, 2-story, well-bullt
house, on a corner lot on. South High
lands, near Goth street and 14th ave-
nue..
s24OO-$4OO cash. $40 a MONTH s-room cot
tage, North Haven. Bargain.
-Nine-room, 2-story house, bath,
electric lights, slide doors, etc. on
beautiful elevated lot, North Highlands.
$500 Each-$25 cash and $40 month, sew
eral pretty lists near Fair Grounds.
$600-One-t third cash, balance easy, lot on
car line, North Highlands.
S650-$250 cash, balance l and 2 years, lot
IA feet front. can build two houses on
the lot, near 18th avenue and II street.
north.
s2e50-Half cash, balance easy terms, g.
rooms, bath, electric lights, near Mar
tin school. This is a well-built house.
s2500-s5OO cash. balance easy, new Broom
cottage, bath, electric lights, etc.
Princeton. Nice home.
s500-Lot on car line, West End.
s650-100 feet front, North Highlands.
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B. f. EBOPN
Sales Rooms 5O4-7 BrOwn-Marx Building
FOR SALE.

$700-50x140, corner, IL block of Fountain
Heights Methodist church. $3.50 cash.
balance $40 per month.
$1200-50X140, Groom cottage, near car,
Cleveland; " cash.
$2500-50x190, broom residence, fronts car,
best corner In West End. Terms rea-
sonable.
s34OO--1OOx1sO large 7-room residence, "a
block car best part of West End. Worth
% per cent more right now. Ideal SUI
burban home. Terms reasonable.
s1500-50X140, southwest corner 18th st. and
18th ave-, north; curbing, guttering, ce-
ment walks, sanitary One Of the choic-
est residence lots on Fountain Heights.
s3OOO-1OOx24O, 18th ave, north, within 2
blocks of oath street, 1-3 cash, balance
easy.
s25O0-4-room residence, on lot 150x190,
large grape and fruit orchard $500
cash, balance SIS per month without in,
terest.
$35O-50x190 on Lomb boulevard, in Ploss-
ers survey. West End 500 cash, ball
ance $40 per month.
FOR RENT.
$17. 50-5-room cottage with bath and gas,
/ block car line, Vine st. station, West
End.
$1S-2-story residence on Powderly car
line road crossing station. West End
S1S-7-room residence, l block Central
school, Woodlawn.
$22. 50-Elegant modern Groom cottage, ]
block car, 18th St, North Birmingham.
$12. 50-Splendid broom residence, 50th st.
and I'd ave-, South Woodlawn.
s23-Elegant broom cottage, large gar
den and chicken yard, 1 block car,
Fountain Heights.
$25-That store and residence, corner of
Avn q and o5fh ct
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FOR SALE

$50OO-2-story, s-room home on the car line
in West End All the modern conven-
fences. Nice high and dry lot. Tiled
hearths in every room and newly pa
pered. Servants house and stable, Good
reason for selling. Terms, $1,000 cash,
balance to suit purchaser.
$2I50-Modern, Groom cottage, within one
block of car line in nice part of West
End. Cottage was built for home and
not as an investment. Owners leaving
town. Cement walks, electric lights.
bath and well drained lot. Terms, $1,000
cash, balance $50 per month without in
terest.
$3OO0-9-room house within one block of
car line, in North Birmingham. Located
on large lot. lO0x140. Rented for S35 per
month and rent is paid in advance. This
is a II per cent investment and can be
made to pay more by improving the ex-
ira lot. Terms.
$275 each for six beautiful lots on the
South Bessemer car line; scent fare to
Birmingham. Can be bought singly or
in lump for small monthly payments,
without interest.
j. II. Johnson Agency,
Phone 1917 sol First National Bank Bldg
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VACANT PROPERTY.

55x17O, beautiful lot on car line near Glen
Iris, $3.50.
5Ox12S1a. west side Central avenue, near
10th avenue. south, $780,
5Ox19o, north side Ave. H. between 18th
and 18th streets, $1,000.
9Ox14o, north side 14th avenue, south, near
18th street; $40 per foot. VIII sell 49, As
or 50 feet.
5Sx173, southeast corner Montgomery
street and 18th avenue; $40 per foot
315x132, west side 18th avenue, Fountain
Heights, with good street improvements
$40 per foot.
1OOx25O, half block from Highland ave-
nue., among handsome homes, $500.
Pretty Norwood lot, 6Ox14o, fronting east;
$780,
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w. N. Malone & Co.
Real Estate, Insurance & Rentals
219 N. 21St 81. Phones 1899

FOR SALE.
$2100-Norwood lot, east front.
$2O0O-Norwood corner lot G0xl40
$500 wo-story res, N. 18th st, corner.
$475O-Res. oath St, 18th and 18th aves
s3O0O-100x24O 18th avenue. N, close in.
slSOO-Lovely Huntsville avenue lot.
SI100-5Ox210 e. 18th street lot.
SlO0O-Large, choice Fountain Heights lot.
S9GO0-1OOx240 Belt line corner.
5000 Residence 23d street, near 7th ave.
nue.; furnace.
s75O0-Residence, 18th ave, 21st and 22d SITS.
SIC, 5O0-Two-story res, close In, N. 18th st.
$50 0O0-Handsome business block, pays s
per cent.
s55OG-25x140,2 I'd ave, 25th and 26th SITS.
$9OOO-25xS2K, LIST avenue; bargain.
SIG, 5O0-Close in, Northside cor, rents sl5.
s25OO-Large corner. st. Charles and 18th
avenue.
-Two-story South Highlands resi-
dence; furnace.
$2750--Rhodes' Circle lot.
s20o0-Lot Avenue Fl. near Goth street.
r. MCCONNELL 4 CO.,
Phones $40. PLOT Third Ave.
Opposite court house.
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We have the most complete and att
tractive list of business. residence and
suburban property in the district. 1t will
pay buyers to see us before purchasing
Birmingham property.
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B. F. EBORN.
504-7 Brown-Marx Building.

CUT PRICES.
$l250-Only $3.50 cash, balance $40 per
month, broom house on old Boulevard.
about 2 blocks north of Ann ST., South
Ensley car line.
$13O0O-Will pick up 50x140 I'd ave-, near
18th ST.; this is a rare bargain. in close
in business property.
500 Each-Lots 50x140, near big springs
at Gate City. where Mr. Hoadley says
they will spend many million dollars In
engine works; s25 cash. balance 3, 8 and
months. These lots may be worth
$1,000 each.
SlSO0-Corner. 765 feet front on Idlewild
car line. Richmond place. If you are
thinking of building this lot is bar
gain.
s. e. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone a. 223. 2ist Street.
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I WANT party with $3.50 to $500 to
finance big paying manufacturing bust
ness of unusual merit and big probable
tiles. No experiment. Permanent and
sure. Address Manufacturer, care Age
Herald
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SPOT cash for your real estate; I am
now in market for vacant lots on South
Highlands and cottages on Northside;
state location and price. Don't answer
unless you want to sell. Cash Buyer,
care Age-Herald
BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room,
steam heat and all conveniences. Apply
apartment H, Whitfield flats, Fifth ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street. Peoples
phone 1925.
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FOR SALE

SIS. 5Oo-Improved corner. Avenue "a" and
10th street.
$soOO-4th avenue between oath and 25th
streets
s7oOo-Residence, South goth street. near
14th avenue.
s1o,0Oo-6th avenue, between 25th and 18th
streets.
s2750-Lot, Avenue ''I." near goth street.
81, oo0-4th avenue, near Union depot.
SIC. 0Oo-Residence. South 10Th street.
s5oOO-Residence. oath street near 18th ave.
nue..
w. B. LEEDY & co.
Phones 40. 112 N. 21st st.
SIS PER ACRE.
Twenty-Five tenant houses and residence
thrown in buys, this week only, fifteen
hundred acres fee simple, fine fruit,
truck garden, farm and stock ranch land
with station on railroad, thirty miles Of
Birmingham; fifteen hundred acres on
terms of $500 cash, balance $1,000 per
year, 6 per cent
3. r. EBORN,
BOAT Brown-Marx Building
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NOTICE-Property owners, people are
moving here from all over the country,
and all of them want houses Come in
and list all of your rental property with
us, and we will place good tenants for
you. Jemison Real Estate and Insurance
Co., 2024 Sd avenue, Bell 11S, Peoples
21S.
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WANTED-To communicate with man
who can furnish as much as $1,000 to pay
running expenses of business now earn
Ing $1,000 to $4,000 per year. Can secure
loan in a safe way and pay the party al
least 80 per cent on his investment Ad-
dress 322, care Age-Herald
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$500

Attractive two-story frame and stuceo
house. Ensley Highlands; easy terms.
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET
Our book gives details free. Write for It.
John A. Boardman & Co, Stock Brok-
ers, SO Broadway, New York
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Hiden-JackSOn Real
Estate & InS. Co.
Phones 1885 2ll3 First Ave
$4,000 HON E.

Nine rooms, two-stories, all the con-
choice location, half block OF
car line. Near Waverly Place. Small cash
payment, balance $40 per month.
B. F. EBORN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Any poo: girl needing friendship, help,
advice, etc., will find ready and willing
assstancs by applying to the matron OF
Salvation Army Rescue Home, SD st.
and Ave e. Birmingham. Ala. 6-i4-tf
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FOR SALE

S50OO.0O.
1O-room residence, furnace heated, lot
5Oxl50, 18th ave-, South Highlands. This
price good for few days only.
100000.
Lot N. e. corner a5th st. and Ave. II.
100x102.
100000.
broom residence. close car line, Y block
school. lot 50x15o; terms cash. This is a
bargain.
S3750.00.
2 acres with 5-room cottage, nice place,
West End. Come quick
$4750.O0.
Nice Groom residence lot 5ox175 North
Haven. Terms.
100000.
Two small houses, rent for IS each, lot
92xl50. Woodlawn.
$2750.00.
so acres near Irondale. some improve
ments. Remember what Hoadley said
and see this at once.
$4,000.
acres, small dwelling, outhouses, good
place for small dairy, close to city.
100000.
S-room modern residence. hardwood
floors large corner lot, on car line, Nor
wood.
We Have Many Other Places to Show
You.
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FOR RENT.
JOHN B. BETHEA,
Bell Phone 1868 46l Hood Bldq.

Bell PnOne 500 46l HOOD BldQ.
$500 HOME.
New and modern, 7 rooms, two-story,
over looks the city, 22d street. Highlands.
Storm sheeted doubler1oored, furnace
heated. with CRATES, built for a home,
and a good thing. Terms right. See 1t.
B. F. EBORN,
504-7 Brown-Marx Building.
FOR SALE.
$2500-40 acres farm, well improved;
cleared, fenced house, outhouses, good
orchard and vineyard; fine well of wa
ter; miles south of Birmingham.
s7500-Splendid modern residence, s rooms,
bath,-furnace, electric lights, ETC., lot
50x2OO feet; 18th street, near 10th avenue,
south.
s60O0-$2OOo cash, balance easy; new mod
ern S-room residence; up to date; cor
ner lot and well located; good neigh
borhood. South Highlands.
s2250-$1000 cash, balance / and years
good Groom cottage and lot, N. 18th
street, near Sth avenue. Also lot 50x13O
feet N. 18th street, near 18th avenue;
$500. Terms.
$500 $1,000 cash. balance easy; Groom and
4-room cottages; rent for $25, large lot
Avenue Fl, near Highland avenue cars
SMITH G. STlLLMAN,
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CO.
OF ALABAMA,
20J-6 Hood Building
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$500

Two-story, S-room residence. North High
lands; lot 5Ox140. Allen st.
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$1,000 HOME-Modern, Groom cottage;
within so feet of car line; good neigh
borhood; small cash payment; balance
like rent b. f. Eborn, 504-7 Brown
Marx Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
10 acres in timber within 1900 feet of car
line $500 per acre.
20 acres at $500 per acre; between North
and South Bessemer car lines, near
Central Park.
Groom cottage on car line at West End:
lot 50a190; at a station; $210O; terms, $500
cash, balance easy.
FOR RENT.
Nice large house at Elyton, on car line.
cheap 9 rooms, $500.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones 11O1 and 49, 1S26is Third Ave
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$500 TRUCK FARM

A REAL BARGAIN.
26 acres little over a mile of Ensley and
Pratt City. Rich, level upland, 5-room
house. stables, barns, fine 5-acre bearing
orchard. Half cash. balance one and two
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WANTED-A party with $4,000 to assist
in building prospect a safe ana profit
able Investment, netting 10 per cent,
will bear very closest Investigation
Address NJ. A. B., care Age-Herald.
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PROPOSALS-United States department
of agriculture, office of the secretary,
Washington, d. c., January 20, 1901
Sealed proposals will be received by the
secretary of agriculture until noon,
Thursday, February 81, 1901 for the
erection of a two-story and cellar brick
building for the weather bureau, United
States department of agriculture, at
Birmingham, Ala, and at Admission,
Ala, in accordance with plans and speci-
fcatons which may be obtained from
the observer, weather bureau, Birming-
ham, Ala, and observer, weather bu-
reau, Annlston, Ala, or at the office
of the chief of the weather bureau,
Washington, d. c. Bids for each build
ing must be separate and distinct, and
must be sealed and Endorsed in separate
envelopes Proposals for weather brueau
building, Birmingham, Ala" and PRO
posals for weather bureau building,
Admission, Ala and addressed to the
chief United States weather bureau,
Washington d. C. Bids will be accept
ed for one or both buildings The de-
partment reserves the right to reject
and or all bids James Wilson, Sec
rectary 1-27-su-3t
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WANTED-Partner as secretary and
treasurer; salarieu position to invest
ten to fifteen thousand dollars in es-
tablished real estate business. Property
owned more than $l0O, 900. Investment
will net % to 40 cent cent. Will bear
thorough investigation. Exceptional
opportunity for right man. p o. Box
$50, Birmingham, Ala. 1-27-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTEDSTo borrow 5000 Tor twelve
months; will pay 8 per cent interest
and furnish gilt edged collateral worth
$4,000, as security. For further informa-
ton address Broker, care Age-Herald.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-27
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