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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-08
FILMS

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If you are already in the
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All our goods are new and up
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CUT PRICES.

CUT PRICES
S125O-Only $3.50 cash, balance $40 per
month, broom house on old Boulevard
about 2 blocks north Of Ann ST., South
Ensley car line.
s1s.0Oo-Wil pick up 50x140 I'd ave-, near
18th st this is q 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 8, 6 and
months. These lots may be worth
$1,000 each.
S1s0O-corner, 76.5 feet front on Idlewild
car line, Richmond place. If you are
thinking of building this lot is a bar
gain.
S. E. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone a. 223. 21st Street.
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COTTAGE

in North Birmingham cheap; lot 50x14o,
with new broom house. bath, hot and
cold water, electric lights. etc Price 5000
one-half cash, balance to suit purchaser.
w. G. OLIVER G. CO.,
2025 Third Ave. Both Phones 1852.
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FOR SALE.

FOh NALE.
sg00-corner Ave. and 18th st; 100x140
has good improvements; renting for $92.
$150O-Nice lot, 50x137la, in Richmond
Place
$3l5O-splendid Groom cottage, 18th street
near Avenue l.
$si5O-Nice broom cottage, No. 1928 N.
Goth street.
$2COO-Norwood lot, 6Ox19O, 2Sth street near
10Th avenue.
S35O0-6-room modern cottage, Avenue J,
near oath street.
$90O0-25x1S21s, First avenue, near 22d st.
s2750- Beautiful lot facing Rhodes Circle.
$9C00-Modern, rooms. stable, broom SER
wants house, 2 bath rooms, large lot,
6i14x900 feet; No. 926 South 18th street.
T. L. ANGLIN & co.
Phones 1923. 2117 First Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
3S acres; split by car line; the highest
point between birmingham and Besse-
mer; on car line within scent fare; very
desirable for country homes of two to
five acres each, or for a subdivision 1t
is just splendid; nothing like 1T on the
market; can see the furnace stacks IN
Ressemer from the land.
FOR RENT.
Nice large house at Elyton, on car line,
cheap. Q rooms, $500.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones 1l0l and 465. 1s261a Third Ave.
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FOR RENT.
Rooms for business purposes; 4th ave-
nue. between 10th and Goth.
Rooms for bachelor quarters. goth street,
between I'd and Sd.
Rooms on 21st street. LIST and I'd avenues.
for men.
Centrally located property suitable for
storage purposes.
Have several sites to build on for respon-
sible parties
GEORGE BlLBE.
Bell Phone 81.
1854 21st ST.
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AN1'ED-situation by hrst-class, rapid
stenographer; thoroughly familiar with
the technicalfties of the iron industry
Address Xxx, care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE:

S15. 50O-Improved corner. Avenue "A' and
18th street.
sSoo0-4th avenue between Gath and 25th
streets.
s7ooo-Residence, South Goth street, near
14th avenue.
s1o.o0o-6th avenue, between 25th and 26th
streets
s275o-Lot, Avenue III near Goth street.
s11 .OOO-4th avenue, near Union depot.
$40 o0O-Residence. South 18th street.
S5O00-Residence, 24th street near 18th ave.
nue..
w. B. LEEDY & co.
Phones AZ. 112 N. 21st St.
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MISS BRANDON, trained nurse, reauy
for work at any time; reasonable prices.
Residence 4032 Avondale. Peoples phone
e. 2-S-22 1922 As
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ANTED-situation by young man as
timekeeper or manager of livery stable
can furnish reference. Address J. c. L.,
care Age-Herald.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED0Postio by experienced male
stenographer; best of references; rapid
and accurate. Address Rapid, Age
Herald. 49,
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ER-Young man with four
months experience, desires a position
as stenographer or as bill clerk. "a
dress c. NJ, care Age-Herald. 2-S-2t
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s7HTTNG i0c al 1871 7th avenue. s.16-tf

TOWNSIIE wanted; the auVeIlIsVI 10 q
experienced promoter of new towns ana
suburban properties; want to hear from
owners of toWnsites who would MAKE
deal on basis of percentage OF prohts,
can furnish highest references ana
have ample funds TO carry out plans
without expense to owners; my propo-
sition is very interesting to property
owners who would realize high price LOT
their holdings; ready to close trade now
c. S. Woods, Box 121, Columbus, ga.
2-7-4t
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FOR sAT.E-Desoto Minearl Springs, near
Gate City, adjoining the proposed loco
motive works locations so acres of land
with improvements. Apply to P. Byrne,
19091a First ave. 2-S-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Well established rooming
house cheap; first-class location; tran
sient trader cheap rent rooms renting
for Sc and 81 per week Investigate at
once. Address Alfred, care Age-Herald.
2-S-2t
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LOST. SrRAYED or STOLEN.
I0STORoli Of bills. either on First ave-
nue. near the Western Union, or Bijou
theatre. Please return to Age-Herald
and receive reward.
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Any trial is big if it is the only one.
Common sense is much more useful
than fashionable.
The underworld is always trying to
get the upper hand.
Purity of purpose isn't necessarily
related to loudness of voice.
Don't be foolish or somebody might
ask to see your idiots union button.
Mr.. Buttinsky frequently changes
his name abruptly to Mr.. Kickedout
sky.
Being ashamed of your weakness is
no more meritorious than to be proud
of your strength.
When you feel inclined to be boast
full take a look through the family
photograph album.
Some like to see a man do right,
and others more willing to work like
fury to do him right.
The fellow who makes the joke
always wants the other fellow to take
it in token of the makers generosity.
After all, married men have much
to be thankful for. They might, fol
instance, be expected to replace the
missing buttons before they button VI
the waist.
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SPORTING CALENDAR
FOR THE COMING WEEK

Henry E. Herzey will act as his SUBJ
stitute.
While all the foreign competitors
are formidable, the United States has
apparently the most to fear in defend
ing the blue ribbon of the skies from
the French aeronauts. In the entire
world there are not two more harden
ed ballooning sports than Alfred lie
Blanc and Rene Gassier, designated
by the Aero Club de France to de-
fend its blue and buttercup design at
the St. Louis contest.
In addition to the race for the Ben
nett cup, there will be contests dur
ing the week for all sorts of aerial
craft, in which the st. Louis Aero
club has offered thousands of dollars
in cash prizes.
Other sporting events of the COM
ing week include the following:
Misunderstanding meet of the Metro
politan Jockey club begins at the ia
maica track to last eleven days.
Jack Goldswain, lightweight champ
ion of England, will defend his title
against Young Josephs in London.
Thursday-"All America" automo.
bile show of the Automobile club, and
third annual exhibition of the Aero
Club of America, opens in Grand Cen.
trail palace, New York.
Friday-Indoor championships Of
the Amateur Athletic union will begin
in Madison Square Garden, New York
lasting through Saturday.
Saturday-Third annual meeting Of
the United Hunts Racing association
| begins on the new steeplechase course
at Queens, Long Island. Foot bal
| games scheduled include Springfield
Training school at Harvard, Villa
Nova at Yale, Princeton versus Cor
nell in New York, Carlisle at Pennsyl
vania, Rochester at West Point, La
| fayette at Annapolis, Dartmouth a
Amherst, Williams at Brown, Hamil
| ton at Syracuse, Gettysburg at Swarth
more, West Virginia at Washington
and Jefferson, Randolph Macon a
George Washington, Georgia at Ala
bama, Mississippi at Sewanee, Obi
State at Michigan, Illinois at Wiscon
sin, Drake at Iowa and Nevada a
Stanford.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20
Al. G. Field Has Filed
Kick Against Railroads

AL G. Field, proprietor of AL G.
Fields minstrels, has filed with the
interstate commerce commission a
complaint, charging discrimination
against the Southern, Seaboard, Illi-
nois Central, Central of Georgia,
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis,
Louisville and Nashville, Atlanta and
West Point and Western of Alabama
railways, in the territory in which
they run, mostly in the states south
of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and
east of the Mississippi river. The
burden of his complaint is that here
tofore it was usual and customary for
the railways named and other rail
ways in the United States to grant
reduced rates to theatrical companies
travelling together. That the roads
named had in force such rates on the
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Associated Press.


New York, October 19-Pre-eminent
among the sporting events carded for
the coming week is the great inter-
national aerial competition, to be held
in st. Louis. Ballooning as sport
is rapidly gaining in the public favor
and the gathering in ST. Louis on Mon
day of the leaders in aerial naviga-
ton from all nations will attract
world wide attention. AS the auto
mobile succeeded the bicycle as
means of recreation, so the former is
likely to be transplanted at no dis
tant day by the balloon. A big dele
cation of Aero club members from
New York is already in st. Louis, and
balloonists from a score Of other Am
erican cities and from several fore
ign countries will participate in or
witness the contests for the champ
ionship trophy of the air.
The opening day Monday, will be
marked by the start form Forest Park
the site of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position, of the race for the James
Gordon Bennett international aeron-
auto cup. This trophy is emblematic
of the balloon racing championship OF
the world. In order to become the
permanent property of any one club,
it must be successfully defended for
five consecutive years.
| In the first international race from
Paris last September the cup was
won by Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm of
the United States army, who repre-
sented the Aero Club of America.
In next weeks contest, the United
States will have three contestants,
England three, France two and Ger
many three. Italy and Spain, owing
to failure to file applications in time,
will not compete. The contest will
be for distance, the balloon covering
the most ground before alighting to
be the winner. 1t is possible that a
lack of wind may make it necessary
to award the prize on the basis OF
duration, or time spent in the air
but this is unlikely.
In addition to the principal trophy
$1,000 will be awarded to the second
balloon in the race, $3.50 to the third
$500 to the fourth and $3.50 to the
fifth. A supplementary prize of $500
will be given by the Aero Club o
America for the balloon remaining
longest in the air.
Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm, the win
ner of last years contest; j. c. Nc
Coy and Alan r. Hawley, all aeron
auts of note, will pilot the three grea
gas bags which represent the Aer
Club of America in the contest.
France is represented by two o
l it's most daring air explorers, Alfre
: lie Blanc and Rene Gannier. TIL
/. Aero Club of the United Kingdom ha
2 sent Hon. G. S. Rolls, Griffith Brewe
S and Professor A. K. Huntington a
pilots, with Lord Royston as an alter
nate. Captains Won Abercron an
Heidmann and Oscar Erbsloh wi
pilot the three German balloons.
1t is possible that Lieutenant Lahr
owing to recent severe illness, ma
not be able to pilot his balloon, tn
United States, and in that case Majo
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20
Associated Press.

New York, October 19.-With the
close of the meeting of the Westches-
ter Racing association at Belmont
park today, the racing season in the
vicinity of the metropolis is nearing
it's end. Only two sessions remain to
be held The Metropolitan Jockey
club will open at Jamaica Monday,
continuing until Friday, November l.,
and the closing meet will be held at
Aqueduct, where the season opened
April Is last, under the auspices of
the Queens County Jockey club. The
Aqueduct dates are from Saturday
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: ***** :*********
!, NEWS F0AEoAs s9a MONDAY. :

: New York, october 19.-Among :
: the important news events for :
{. tomorrow are the following: :
: President Roosevelt will leave !.
: the Louisiana canebrakes, where :
: he has been hunting since Oc- :
: tober 5, and proceed to Vicks- :
l. burg, Miss, where he will de- :
!, liver an address before return :
-. ing to Washington. :
: United States supreme court :
: will assemble in Washington :
I. for the fall and winter term, :
:. when many important cases will :
: come up for argument. :
:: William Jennings Bryan will =:
: begin speech making tour of the :.
!. East at New York. !:
I: In federal court at New York ::
1. E. H. Hartman will be called Z:
: upon to explain why he refused ::
: to answer certain questions of I:
!. the interstate commerce com I:
:. mission. !.
:: International aerial carnival !:
:. and balloon races will begin in !;
!. st. Louis. I:
:. International League of Press I:
!. clubs will meet in annual session I:
: in Birmingham. :
:: The Kurma, new Japanese {
!. war ship will be launched at =:
:. Yokohama !:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20
RACING SEASON CLOSES
IN THE EASTERN SIXTIES

November 2, to Friday, November 10.
While the cool weather has at times
affected the attendance of late, no
great diminution in interest is per-
ceptible, and the metropolitan season
promises to maintain its record OF be-
ing the most profitable--from the
standpoint of the jockey club promot-
ers, bookmakers and horse owners-in
the history of the local turf.
Horsemen are beginning, with the
first touch of cold weather, to make
preparations for shipping their STU
to New Orleans and the coast, wi
unusually successful winter meets
in prospect.
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list of Jenuary, 1907, and that he made
the bookings" for his company with
these rates in view, supposing that
they would be continued until the end
of the season. In June of this yea
the companies raised the passengeh
tariff, and now Mr.. Field has to pay
full fare, just like 1.-THE common peo
pie" He has to also pay full -
for the members of his company,
the complaint recites that this is
furious to his business and will
pei him to deny to the people of
South the pleasure Of again hei
the old-time jokes and hobno
with the end-men and bones" Y
the commission Immediately
an order or orders compelling
PENDANTS to restore the old rate
matter is of interest to both
and theatrical people.
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IF YOU USE CARPETS.
Oct 14-6t

1t will soon be time to put them
down for the winter. Old newspapers
placed underneath them not only
makes a nice soft foundation but
saves the carpet as well. Placed I'M
der mating makes a pretty floor and
the room wa n and comfortable.
We Ha e the Papers
in lots from 100 , 10000 and will sell
them for Is cents per 100. Call at
Daily News office al once.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

Within the hour, by just one act
A splendid reputation
Can be nigh ruined-and that's fact
That stands no refutation.
A careless action-one false move
A mans full ruin will sometimes
prove!
p Devil
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A Certain Cure for croup-vsed for
Ten Years Without a Failure.


Mr.. w. G. Bott, a Star City, Ind,
hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in
his praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remed. His children have all beef
subject to Group and he has used this
remedy for the past ten years, and
though they much feared the Group,
his wife and he always felt safe upon
retiring when bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy was in the house.
His oldest child was subject to severe
attacks of Group, but this remedy
never failed to effect a speedy cure.
He has recommended it to friends and
neighbors and all who have used it
say that it is unequalled for Group
and whooping cough. For sale by
Hays & Field and the Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
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FOR SALE

brand new 7-room residence on
Walnut street. Lot 55x210 feet, front
ing on a street each way. Only $2,75O.
One-third cash, balance and II
months. This is a bargain. Don't miss
it. G. o. HUNDLEY,
oc 17-3t fairfield Building.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

How strange a thing it is said
Baldy. as the three friends foregath-
cred for a postprandid cigar, that
a man who knows better, will some
times do what he knows to be wrong
in other words isn't it a strange
thing that a man will do thing
knowing it is wrong.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20
Said on the Streets.

Talking about honor" said The
Man from the East, 81 knew a man
who was previously absolutely worth
less-but he was put on honor and
I'll tell you how it was-out in Texas
friend of mine owned some real
estate beautifully situated, just on the
edge of the splendid town in which he
lived. He took this friend of his,
who had gone to the dogs, put him
on his honor and gave him carte
blanche to put the property on the
market"
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

From 300 West Fourth street., one
roam mare, with letter T branded on
hip, about eight years old. Reward
paid if returned to
J. d. CAUSEY,
Merchants Grocery Co.
Oct 14-6t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

you know price goeth before
fall" said Fatty. as he reached for
Baldy's match case, "and some men
get filled up with pride and think
that none of the old temptations can
harm them-and all at once the old
Sin finds vulnerable spot in his ar
NOR of conceit and he is done for"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

"And some times you don't get the
one chance, and the man who gets it
should be grateful said Badly for
it may mean lots to him. You know
its a mighty poor man who wears his
heart always on his sleeve-a fellow
could have had all kinds of oppor-
tunities and not have made the most
of them. That's no reason for him
to insist of having some body pat
him on the back eternally!'
I'D rather an avowed enemy, how
ever" said The Man from the East,
than a friend who would use words
that his eyes, his face and his voice
belied. For one can easily say things
and in the very saying, damn you!"
you know some men roll the mat
ter under thir false tongues as a
sweet morsel, when once they find a
fellow in a fault" said Fatty, in
earnestness, land yet there are good
men in the world who possibly may
have needed forgi5 eness sometime
such a man, when you look him
straight in the eye and acknowledge
your fault, without endeavoring to
make a lot of excuses-will, nine
times out of ten, believe in you!"
But doesn't it do a man good-no
matter who the man is said Badly
ito find that he's got one or two
friends who actually believe in him!
1t fills a fellow with the right kind
of pride, the desire to make then
feel confidence has not been mis-
placed-It arouses every sense Of
honor in a mani"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

"Those kind of experiences don't
always result so nicely" said Badly
Il trusted a Nan once, long enough
to get 500 bill changed-and he
hasn't come back yeti"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

"Oh that was a business PROPOSE
tion," said Fatty, 1.-The man was not
on his honor, in the abstract, as to a
promise or anything of that kind
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

81 believe there is a saying about
fool and his money" said Fatty, but
won't hurt your feelings-lets get
a fresh cigar" And they walked over
to the cigar stand to get another
smoke.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

"A man has no business to go to
sleep on duty said The Man from
the East, land when you know you
are surrounded by enemies you
should be eternally on the qui vive-
of course even in the army, previous
good service will give a man one
more chance-the old biblical injunc-
ton as to forgiveness for seventy
times seventy times don't go any
more-it is just Once and all is over
now!"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

I'm telling this story" said The
Man from the East, this friend of
mine put this man in charge of the
property-giving him power of at
torney, just literally put him in pos
session. Everyone laughed at my
friend when the man disappeared
one day-but they didn't laugh when
he came back with two or three ex-
perts in the oil business who paid big
prices for options and started into
boring for oil. A year later my friend
was a rich man and the man whom
he put on honor would only accept
bare expenses and suit of clothes
saying you trusted me and you gave
me chance-that was the highest
compliment ever paid me'-Today he
is a power in the lumber business in
Texas"
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RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts on per-
sonal endorsements, real es-
tate or collateral securities 1924, 400. 10
Overdrafts secured ............- 55, 587.n
Overdrafts unsecured. .......... 1904. SO
Stocks and bonds .............. Ia, 10000
Banking House .................. 10000. 90
Other Real Estate 19,991.00
Expenses ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1,175.34
Sight Exchange ................... %, 977. 63
Cash on hand. -. ......... 81, 1872. 03
Total ..s453, 500. 10
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-20

Haiesbg Mississippi do hereby
full statement of the Assets and
the named therein shown by the
books of
Public the
Battiesburg Mississippi this the October 1907
PHILLIPS, Notary Public
this 18th day October, 1907
T. HENRY Auditor>
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Sobn S. Smith, 90, uno Nmelic
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