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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
TT IS WELL.

pression on the outside world that we so much need to aid In developing our vast natural resources and great industrial and other enterprises, without which we cannot hope to reach the wondrous future in store for our people.
 The Louisville and Nashville railroad and Its officials are not wholly blameless for this unsatisfactory situation, and less arrogance, and a more conciliatory dispo- stion on the part of its management would restore someRpf it's old-time popu- larity, and to a large extent relieve the tension. It is a deplorable spectacle to see the executive of great state and the president of the once most popular and perhaps the largest railroad in the state, indulging in personalities when the interests of. the state and her people need peace and settled conditions.
 The purchase of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and railroad controlling interest by the United States Steel company marks the greatest epoch in the history of Bir- mingham and the south, and its vast inn port to Alabama is greater than one can at first glance comprehend: it is the ap- proachment of Brmngham's widest dream of prosperity and if the legislative branch of our government, instead of keeping up a lot of child's play, tamper- ing with matches and powder magazines at the same time with apparently no bet ter reason for 1t than that the child sim ply desires to see an explosion, even if he must burn his own fingers to see it, and will face about and by some good home from the legislature and go to sleep home from thel egislature and go to sleep and follow the example of theiNgood old brother Rip never to disturb the state again for the next twenty years, then if the good Lord spares the present gener- ation that long, we behold in our vision of hope and faith in the future the greatest and most prosperous people on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

earth, and when these dlsturbers awake to return to their old stamping grounds they will be met with a peaceful and grateful army with banners, that have won the victory over every obstacle and opposition and crowned the state as vlc- tor in the worlds industrial progress. and who will lay upon their wrinkled brows and hoary locks (for having slept) the plaudits that will echo down the cor riders of time, that they had the kind ness to sleep until the great industrial progress of the grandest state and people on earth had wrought out It's destiny with fear and trembling, and crowned with the benediction and favor of that providence that had showered his great bounty upon them, which they in turn after the success of their untiring labors would most cheerfully share with them for having slept long enough to enable the great work to be accomplished.
 Brethren of the legislature, our dearly beloved, pleased won't you sleep just this once, if not for 20 years. for one blessed calm six months or year, until the powder and birthstone fumes that have arisen from your legislative path way have cleared from the atmosphere, and a long suffering and afflicted peo- pie have recovered and future generations will rise up and exclaim: Blessed are they who sleep"
 It affords this office great pleasure to state that notwithstanding the great strain under which the whole country has labored for the past ten days, that the week ending Saturday, November 3. has been one of the best weeks from a realty trading standpoint that we have had in some time; in about AS hours transactions amounting to over $21, 900 have been consummated through this office alone, and our information Is to the effect that deals are being made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
RYAN'S SUECIALS.

RYAN S1 EClAisS. $500O-Six new sx-room houses; rent for SIP per month; near North Birming ham park.
 $2000-New five-room house; two lots; on car line at East Lake. $16O0-Five-room house and hall; water and lights; two blocks of car line at North Birmingham; terms easy. s12GO--Four-room house and hall; one block of car line at West End see this S250o1Five-room modern cottage on car line, near North Birmingham park. $l20o-Four- room house near car line at North Birmingham $10o cash, balance S750-Three-room house at North Blr- mingham.
 s2200-20O acres good farm land; good dwelling fine spring. 70 acres in cultiva- tion; one mile of railroad; 30 miles from Birmingham.
 $1s50-125 acres farm land; we'll located; two miles from railroad on public road: spring, good dwelling, barn, 65 acres cleared; 40 miles of Birmingham in val ley. good land
 Ss50--4O-acre farm, three-r room house; new 10 acres in cultivation; 10 miles of Blr mingham; three and one-half miles of car line: the above farm must sell soon as owners are moving out of Alabama. $17O0--2l acres of good land; good house. barn, orchard; 15 acres in cultivation; on pike road four miles of Pratt City. Lots at East Boyles $100 to s250; si0 cash. s5 per month, no taxes; no interest; beautiful high property; other vacant lots in all parts of the district; prices and terms to suit.
 $2060--Good flve-room house and servants s house; best locality in Woodlawn; cor ncr, one block Of East Lake car line. See the
 RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,, 203-4 Woodward Building Bell Phone S35.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
The Dawn of a
 Thee-AriSe

Stand by your banks, stand by your merchants stand by your home in stitutions, and each one stand by his fellows and in the strength of a kind providence nothing can shake tho stability of our city district, and state. "shake-up" closer together. stronger and more invineible than has ever been pos sible before, in all our past history.
 The futuTe is laden with great things for Birmingham. the Birmingham dis trict and the state of Alabama and there Is but one cause at this time for mis- givings, and that is, We are laden with special legislature now in session, dom mated by an executive who no doubt means to do right as he sees it, but who unfortunately cannot see anything except through his own optical delusions or illusion, which ever we may term 1t, the invariable and continuous result of which is to keep the state in constant turmoil, unsteady business, and as though 1t were with the gilded chariot of prosperity coming with her banners of joy and peace down the highways of our great state, halted in the midst of her trium- phal tour of peace, good will prosperity and plenty, delivered with ruthless and brainless bitterness over to maudlin and unsound political sentiment wrought out of the most senseless and untimley machine policy and prejudice with which great people has ever been afflicted.
 Would that each legislator would think for himself and decline to permit any one to do their thinking for them, and reflect as to whether if their constituents saw the evil of disruption and bad faith on the part of a great state, and face about and attempt by fairness and conservat-
 ism to restore confidence, they would not sustain and bless them for their act of real service at a critical time, when so much depends on making a>good im-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

room brick houses; Ensley city. S2000-Rental $23O two good four-room houses; 18th street. sS5o0-Improved 100 feet; corner; rapidly developing into business property; close in, 4th avenue, north. $10, 0,0O0-50x14O; 4th avenue, north, near new Terminal depot $1425-Rental $16 per month; store and dwelling: Avondale. $1400-Rental $16 two dwellings near Spring street, Avondale. $1400-Neat five-room cottage and lot, half block of car line, West End. $5000-Rental $60O; 9Oxl00; four four-room dwellings; 9th avenue, north. $250O-Rental $300; 50x100; 9th avenue. north.
 $4O00-Rental $420; a beautiful modern, six room cottage, stables and outbuildings;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
EBORNS REALTY MARKET QUOTATIONS. Bargains Market be Found the List BeoW
 Income Investment Properties

North Birmingham, fronting car line; couldn't replace this property for s4ooo. $SO0O-Rental s400 55x100; 17th street. north.
 sSOO0-Two brick buildings and lot, half block of 20th street, three blocks of the center.
 $6O00-A snap; 100x190; corner; four six room cottages; white tenants; fronts car line close to the center; this will bring S72O rent in the near future. S5O,OO0-Paying 25 per cent real estate; brick buildings, machinery, stock. ac- counts, and one of the best going manu- factur,ng propositions in the district; railroad frontage; owner retiring on &C., count of ill health. s12, 2,O0o-Rental $12Oo; 50x100; two-story brick stores; might accept other prop erty in part pay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Bargains In Homes.

half block of car line, near the park North Birmingham; $300 cash and SEQ per month.
 $2100-A six-room cottage; about one block west of car line, North Birming- ham.
 SIG, ,500-An elegant modern home, beauti- fully located, splendidly built and one of the best bargains for the price on the Highlands; a choice place. S1, ,0O0-An elegant 10-room modern resi- dence furnace heat and grate, stables. barns and servants houses, etc., large grounds, very choice location, a very attractive home.
 S5000--A splendid Groom cottage on lot 50x150, two blocks from Five Points, splendid neighborhood s4750-An S-room modern home. rents at $480 at 10th avenue, South Highlands,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

$2600-Rental BPS month; four 4-room dwell lings; Avenue D: one block of railroad. $5600-Rental $730; 100x190: Avenue E; with six good 4-room dwellings. SIC, occidental $120O; pays 12 per cent; it is brick corner; just finished; Q steady renter and the best of high-class tenants.
 s22. 0O0-Rental $24000; hgh-class, 2-story, four S-room apartment flats; 32 rooms; every convenience and perfectly clean; high grade income investment prop erty that will keep rented and give you no trouble about your rents. S7750-10Ox1S0; rental s900: with good dwell lings and steady income: convenient to the center; on 20th street, northside. S1S50-Can be made to pay $60O a year. It is 50x190: close in, Northside. S35OO-Rental $4s0; 120x120 with four four
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

residence; edge of South Highlands; east of 2Oth street; only $500 cash, bal ance s35 per month will swing it; it rents at $30; you only have to add s5 per month to secure it. Why hoard money when you can buy a modern home this way.
 S5O00-A splendid, wo-story, modern, seven-room residence; immediate pos session; furnace heat and grate; fronts Highland avenue car line. edge of South Highlands.
 s22OO-A six-room corner home; edge of South Highlands; overlooks city, 10 blocks of the center. $3100-Six-room cottage; fronts car line, 94th street, North Highlands; s625 casn, balance $35 per month, does the work; cash balance.
 SlGO-A neat, comparatively new cottage;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

FOR SALE. $30O0-Pretty 12 ave Norwood cor. ss000-2-story residence, Norwood. $5500-Lovely N. "A St. home. $10 100O0-West 20 St. place, rents $l0O0. s10 0500-Fourth Ave. near 2G St., 50x140. s15.O00-Third Ave. 22 6s 23 Sts. 50x14O s2l ,00g-Brick store pays s2100 $42500-Bus. prop. pays over 8 D. c. s7500-Thrd Ave cor. improved s32, 500-F'irst Ave. store pays s240 mo s10500-Large s. side cor rents $500 s1e00-5-room cottage 32 St. near F. s1G00-50x140 Ave. D near F, imprvd. a25-SOx10O S. 22 St. S7000-New SIR res s. Highlands bargain. s15,0o0-Extra bargain S. Higlds. res. $900-Modern 2-story res. 14 ave & s9oC0--Modern 2-stoIy res. IA ave S.
 FOR RENT 7-room res. No. 1914 N 25 St. New handsome brick store
 R. MCCONNELL c CO, Phones slo nor a Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Tuition, Birmingham, Prevails The Outlook Is Laden
 With WOndrOuS Promise AWAKE, AWAKE. BROTHER:
Great Future Approaches New Era Welcomes With Unfaltering Hope and Trust to Greet Her.
 Providence Is Kind-Be Thankful

through various agencies, some of whom may likely make a better showing than the above, and the best feature of the situation stands out forcbly and prom inently in all the consummated trans actions is that they have not been made except upon a fair, conservative basis, many buying for investment some for homes, some truck gardens, while others have invested in farms indicating that the inquiry and trading Is for a diversl- fled character of investment~in the dlf- ferent fields of activity with liberal ln- quiries coming in from home and appll- cants abroad for real estate of every kind.
 REAL ESTATE SAFER. BETTER,
 MORE PROFITABLE THAN
 BOARDED MONEY.
 Real estate pays you a better interest; if you invest wisely it increases in value; you are not disturbed about rumors and financial upheavals; you get your income monthly, 1t is cheaper now than you will likely ever buy it again in Birming- ham; the trend of the market is com pelled to steadily move upward with only little spurts and fiurries occasioned by the nervous, who cut prices and part with their property, and where sold thus on a cut basis they can not replace 1t again, all of whom will finally realize that con- servative investments in Birmingham dirt is the safest and most satisfactory place to plant money where 1t will thrive and grow and build up.
 GREAT IS BIRMINGHAM '-GREAl IS HER PEOPLE.
 PROVIDENCE HAS GIVEN HER THE IRON AND STEEL MARKET OF THE WORLD AS HER FUTURE HERlT- AGE. TIE YOUR FAITH TO BlRMING- HAM AND SHE WILL SUSTAIN YOU.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

easy terms, s5. $500-Cash, balance $50 month buys an elegant 9-room residence at its cash value, South Highlands s6500-A choice 8-room home, furnace heat and grate near 11th avenue, South Highlands splendidly builyt and a first class proposition.
 s3150-100x200, Groom cottage. stables, barns, etc., Huntsville avenue. $5750-A modern well built Broom 2-story residence, furnace heat and six grates, servants house, cabinet mantels. half block of cag line. near Waverly Place Moderate cash payment, balance only s40 per month: 1t is renting at $40. $200O-Cottage and lot fronting car line; edge of South Highlands.
 We have others, call for them. WE HAVE THEM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

s5000-Rental $760; two Groom houses and two Broom houses; white tenants on front; houses all new; close to center; pays over 15 per cent; terms, Sl5OO cash, and the balance one and two years. s5500-R eIs<al $750; with real good houses in good condition; houses alone could not be replaced for $400; it is a lot 75x140 on 4th avenue, north, and is in- creasing in value.
 sS750-Rental s1200; for quick deal only at this price. It is a corner LOOKED with 10 dwellings in good condition, on promis- ing corner that is paying now over l3 per cent and will steadily enhance in value. Convenient to the centers and fronts car line. Property vacant one block of this is held at $75 per foot and one corner two blocks farther out owner refused s100 per foot, vacant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
FOR SALE.

2 very desirable lots at East Lake. s.3OO-215 feet on corner 18th ave. and 18th st. south. New home on South 29th st., never been occupied Ideal location s3b0O-8-room house on St. Charles ave-, West End. Brick store house, close in; fine paying investment s5o50-Elegant home on fine lot-Hickory steet. Entirely new brick veneer residence on Lincoln st Best part of town. Nice lot on Poplar st This will ma- terially increase In value.
 WRITE & HEFLIN Real Estate 201-2-s Brown-Marx Bldg.
 Bell Phone 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
REAL ESTATE VS. BANKS

Which Is The Surest? Answer-ReaI Es- tate.
 Which Pays The Best? Answer-Real Es- tate.
 Investments in real estate never fail to pay big profits Put your savings In Birmingham real estate, and Bell-Haven Is the place. On the Bessemer ear line, in the five-cent limit, high and healthy location, two blocks of churches and schools, concrete walks and graded streets They are being bought by the shrewdest investors There Is nothing better to be had anywhere
 One-fourth acre lots at prices from $3S5 to S425; 10 per cent cash. balance Sl0 a month.
 from $75O to $500 in a short time)
 GEO. o. MARRY 1872 Bell phone 2l17 3d avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

$6000-Eight-room residence, modern and attractive corner; choice part of South Highlands; would accept half pay in other property and give long time on balance.
 $4O00-A splendid, beautifully located six room, modern residence; corner; stables and outhouses; fronts North Bir- mingham car line; a splendid purchase; work and material first-class; terms, $1O00 cash, $250 six months, balance easy. or will sell all on time if properly se- cured.
 s4500-A splendid home, new and modern, six rooms; servants house; large lot; 17th street, South Highlands. S6I50-An elegant, new, modern, eight room dwelling near 11th avenue South Highlands; S1O00 cash, $50 per month. $3750-A modern, two-story, seven-room
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
BARGAINS FOR SALE.

BARGAINS FOR SALE. 3165O-Rea sonable terms, corner lot GIL x100 on Idlewild car line. with side- walks, etc., all in, corner Alabama st.. South Highlands.
 s50O-Business lot, in front of fair grounds gate. at Fairview station, Junction of Ensley and Bessemer car lines; great bargain. S100O-Good home for colored man, 75 feet with Broom house, nice orchard. we'll etc. on pike road. Walker sta- tion, North Ensley car line.
 6. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone a. 223 3Ist St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
Citizens Savings Bank
How wellman Will Tell the Pole.

From Success Magazine
 How will you know when you have really crossed the pole?" said Washing ton debutante to Walter Wellman.
 "Oh. that's easy" responded MT. We'll man. carelessly. 'The north wind wLh become a south wind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
The Inconsistent Sex.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 Women always run to such extremes.r unused Jupiter, he took another goblet of nectar. Now there's Venus-shs sprung from the foam of the sea and then went and married a blacksmith"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

West End. on good street, beautifully finished and arranged slx-room cottage; fine lot and the price is low; s3G5O on easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

idence, two Broom dwellings, ample tenant houses and barns a genuine bar gain. bottom and upland. $25, 5,00O-One of the finest 700 acre farms in Alabama, rich loam soil, ample im- provements, place fully. equipped and ready for business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

Sycamore street. lot 24o feet front; good two-story nine-room house. on good easy terms; 5000 cash, balance in 10 years and it Is cheap for sl5,000 cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

South Fourteenth Ave, handsome two. story, eight-room residence; on good lot; modern in every respect; think of this selling for s4500
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

Handsome Norwood residence has nine rooms equipped with all the modern im-
 provements; good shady lot; price $9J05.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

FOR RENT.
 RESIDENCE l109 18th street; furnace modern, rooms . . . . .. . ..... $50. .0a 1918 goth street, bath, etc, : rooms. Al. .00 2s9o Avenue c; bath electricity. stable, lot l00x190; hot house; rooms .. :. q. .............. LOO 2160 Highland avenue: rooms, serv ants rooms and carriage house; newly papered and painted, d,..,.... a5.0O Ash street and 14th avenue; new and modern; rooms -. .. ..,. ...... 60. .00 1209 Avenue II : rooms; modern. ...... 37. 30
 STORES. 22S-230 S. 21st street, both or separate. 404 N 26th street 2Sx90 opposite new Terminal station ........... $l25 .00
 w. B. LEEDY & co Phones 42. i12 North 2st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

If you are looking for a lot don't fail to see our list before you buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

s6000-250 acres, S-room residence, 4-room house, barns, etc. Big Wills Valley, near Gadsden. Improvements alone worth the money.
 |s5000-A choice 375 acre farm but a short distance from several good towns in South Alabama, rich land.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
A Few Choice Farms.

tage. it is in the edge of a good town in Alabama, might exchange.
 &O00-A splendid 11-year-old 30 acre vine- yard in the edge of a good town In North Alabama, would exchange $S500-A valuable 400 acre farm in the Big Wills Valley, near Gadsden, sroom res-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

We have several very attractive invest ments, both In small and large proper ties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

$10 0OO0--A fine fruit estate, will pay about 5000 annually, near Columbus Ga. $10OO0-A rich 800 acre farm in Shelby county in the edge of a good town, 300 acres, good bottom property.
 $6000-A 60 acre fruit estate, 20 acres in 11-year-old bearing grapes, Groom cot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
MESSER REAL ESTATE co. 224 NORTH 1ST. STREET.

South Eleventh street, two-story, nine .rooms; every convenience lovely man
 ties and the price is right $6oOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
20 Per Cent Cut.

We have the biggest South Highland home bargain that has been offered for years. It is an 8-room. modern house. west of 20th street. and close in; $2200 worth of bank checks and s30O0 due at end of four and one-half years, 6 per cent, will do the work.
 M'DAvID q CO, 2l09 First avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
THE TIME TO BUY

Is when the other fellow is dead anx- ious to sell. with a few that it the condition today So you had better get busy and take advantage of some opportunities now, you might not have later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
FOR SALE
 SALOON TN CINCINNATI.

$14,000 business this year Good stand near ball park 'iuaraRteed on hrofit-ma king tasis. Addfess The
 kWestern Star, sherman and Western avenues, Cincinnati, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10
SAVINGS

Do not savings deposits This bank receives savings deposit Clearing House and Pay Checks the cash and pays per cent interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-10

HTHV HEVL ED N E CO., 203-4 Woodward Building, Bell Phone S35
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-18
3. CARMEL is ARRESTED
IN CITY OF NORFOLK
Former Street Car Conductor Accused
Of Stealing Watch From r. Il.
Terry Valued at SIS.

p CARMEL Young white man. who
formerly served as conductor on
the local street car line. was arrested
in Norfolk yesterday and brought to
Hampton, whore he is wanted for the
alleged larceny OF gold watch from
Mr. II. II. TORY He is now prison.
er In the county Jail.
CARMEL was found on street car
In Norfolk. whore he had secured n
position as conductor, by Ohicer Hen
ny Curtis and his arrest followed.
According TO Mr. Terry who is also
n street car conductor, CarnoN took
the time piece several days AGO ana
Immediately disappeared. The watch
was later located in pawnshop.
where it had been "hockcd" by n man
giving the name of Smith. The watch
IS valued at SIS and The charge against
CARMEL is not 4 felony
CARMEL will be given preliminary
hearing before Mayor Thornton f.
Jones in the police court this morning.
According to the police. three other
charges Will he prepared against Car
nell when his trial is entered into
today.