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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
Health Officers Capture
Living Typhoid Factory

According TO DR.. Benze the woman
is living typhoid fever factory. She
was stricken with the disease six
years agoSbut recovered. 1t is now
found that she has been developing
typhoid germs all the time. AL
though immune herself herself she Is
a constant source of contagion TO all
who come in contact with her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
VISIT OF KIND TO
MADRID POSTPONED
By Associated Press.

Madrid, Apr. lowing 70 the co3
dition of Queen Victoria. who is ex
pecting confinement, the announce
visit 10 Madrid of King Edward @nf
Queen Alexandra will be postpone
until autumn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
az AsseeIate eress.

New York Apr, LA puzzlin5 ease
is under observation at the reception
hospital here. "a woman cook, appar,
entity in perfect health, is detained
because she is suspected of having
communicated typhoid fever 10
twenty-five persons within tine last
six years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
ev Associated Press.

Cincinnati, Apr. 1.-Methodist min
listers had a sizzling session at the
Methodist Book Concern to-day in a
regular meeting of the Methodist
Preachers Union at which DIR. Davis
Clark retired after two years term
as president of the Union!
Ali was serene until Rev. Clark de-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
Mansfield Very LII.

New York, Apr. L-Physicians at
tending Richard Mansfield announce
that he is considerably improved,
though still a very sick man. His re-
covery will require several months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
VOTE FOR A CLEAN. SWEEP" AT THE POLLS TODAY
FEAR GREAT DAMAGE
> BY QUAKE AT 6iTILiS
BY Associated Press.

London. Apr. 1.-THE situa-
ton of Bitlis, where 4 severe
earthquake IS re-osaed, built
on a rocky slope with houses
built of stone. canses fear that
a great amount OF damage
has been done It is "a
densely populated town, hay-
ing but few European inhabi-
tants. INSTRUCTIONS have been
sent 10 the local authorities
to afford relief to the inhabi-
tantS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02
And Interest Taken Shows
That Big Vote Will Be
POlled.
ALL CANDIDATES
ARE CONFIDENT
Each One Believes He Will
Be Successful at the
Polls To-Day.

POLLING PLACES ARE THE SAME
AS USUAL, AND POLLS WILL
CLOSE AT 6:o6 p. MANNHEIM
HUNDRED QUALIFIED TO VOTE
MUCH INTEREST NANTES
TED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-02

OIHGI OulceS dlSO SpOht
The Bliss Meeting.
Possibly the largest crowd of the
present campaign braVed the discOm-
forts of raw north wind at Seville
square last night and listened with pa
thence and considerable enthusiasm TO
Mayor Bliss and numerous candidates
for other city offices as they argued
their claims for prefeTment 1t the
rolls today. Mitch JacOby, in the ah-
sense of ChaS. II. Laney, acted as
chairman with his usual grace ard
humor The band from Fort Barran-
cas- was in attendance and aided con-
SideraDly to dispel the gloom due to
the unreasonable weather.
Mayor Bliss received an ovation as
he arose to speak, and cheering and
applause was frequent during the
course of his remarks. Clean Eweep"
Brown, candidate for alderman-at-large
from precinct II, as usual. received a
generous need of applause as he arose
to speak. and was cheered heartily as
he emphatically stated his position
The other speakers were generously
applauded.
Mayor c. II. Bliss.
Mayor Bliss was the .Irst speaker
fnd talked for nearly an nour, not
kithstanding the fact that he has been
I'll for several days. He stated in his
preliminary remarks that he was not
there to abuse anybody: the men who
were seeking the office OF mayor were,
he said. beth personal friends of his
and ne had never had a personal dis
agreement with either of them. He
was not there, he said, for the purpose
of abusing or saying anything against
the city council, Notwithstanding the
fact that he and the council had diff
fered on several matters. The people.
through the papers, had seen The worst
side Of it. He was not there to apollo
giZe for himself or the council.
Mayor Bliss reviewed Ak consider
able length the work that had been
done during his administration, men
tiOning the fever period as an instance
of when he and the council worked
together for the good of the City and
referring to the passage of the bond
ordinance as an illustration Of how he
and that body had worked together
for the good of the city of Pensacola
Discussing his opponents Mr.. Bliss
said that, personally, he had nothing
against Mr.. Ingraham; Officially they
haG got along well together. except i'll
tnG matter of the Pensacola Water Co.
The water pressure, said the mayor,
was insufficient and not as great as
specified in the ordinance giving the
company the right to do business He
had attempted to make test of the
fire pressure, but in this had been
thwarted by the efforts of Mr.. Ingra-
ham who, he said, as chairman of the
Board of Public Safety, had always
Eeen on the side of the water company
ana against the interests Of the
people
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The Jim Crow Lew.

Regarding Mr.. Avery, Mayor Bliss
said that. Notwithstanding Mr. AVery'S
claims, this was not a time for a
young and : experienced man TO be
at the head of the city's AFFAIRS: Il
was Il time when experienced men
were needed As. to the claims of Mr.
Avery that he was the father Of the
Jim Crow law, Mayor Bliss said that
Jim Crow laws were in force when MI
Avery was wearing short dresses
which wasn't so very long ago. Mr.
AverY's claim regarding the law was
al wrong, inasmuCh as the law that
MI. Avery had introduced, after pas
sage by the Legislature. had been de-
CARED unconstitutional. and the Ordi-
rance that had been vetoed by Mayor
Bliss was vetoed not because he was
opposed TO it tUt because il lid not
go far enough The mayor claimed
that his veto Df the ordinance was be-
cause of the feet that its terms; per
:nitted nurses of one color TO occupy
seats in that portion OF The cars re-
served for those OF the opposite color
The mayor said he was opposed to This
and wanted that section eliminated or
made TO read that the prohibition
would be absolute The law" said
The mayor. said there would be an
exception of the nurses OF either race
That means that any white woman
that wanted to could be = nrTse TO
negro child. HaIghteTD This section
Z. permitting the black nurses 10 sit
down with the white people was made
foi- the rich ana not for fha pOOr-tiO
you know that2 / do not believe in
making a law that = rich man can
bring his nFsTo nurse and sit her
down beside me. If he does that /
want q law so that he can bring his
cook too. WbeI. l vetoed this ord;-
Nance l did so on the ground that If
did not go far enough. wanted them
70 expunge section and make II read
that no white PEOPLE could ride with
Ire blacks ard 10 black people could
Tide with the whites. The only ques-
ton between Avery and Bliss was this:
Avery believes in taking part of the
black out and leaving part of the black
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LAST GUNS FIRED I'M
MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN
Hundreds of Voters Listened Final Argument of the
Various Candidates for City Offices at Two
Big Meetings Last Night

OF fired last
a
Tor
II o
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

FOR SALE-All sizes secondhand engines and boilers to 150-horse power; over hauled and rebuilt; you will do well to let us hear from you when in need Of any size power. Machinery Trading Co.. 5sS First National Bank Bldg. Bell
 phone 649. 6-20-tt
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NO LOAN VENTILATED.
Russian Minister Says Says He Will Wait Two Years Before Borrowing.

St. Petersburg, August S.-Minister of Finance Kokovsoff denied that the Rus sian governemnt has any foreign loan in contemplation and says he does not intened to carry out any credit opera tions before the expiration of two years period stipulated in contracting the last loan at Paris, in April, 1906 The Novoe Vremya today published an editorial in which it protested against rebuilding the Russian fleet, basing it's argument on the overwhelming superb ority of the German and British naval forces in the Baltic and of the Japanese in the Pacific. Ten or ,Gteen years. ac- cording to the paper mentioned will not give Russia time to create fleet capa ble of successfully coping for the com mand of either ocean, hence, the Rus sian warships would agaln be cG<n- pelled to seek the shelter afforded by the coast batteries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
ESCAPED PRISONER
 HAS BEEN CAPTURED
MAN CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY ROBBERY LOSES A HAND AND IS lDENTIFIED-soM TREAS URE HUNTERS AT WORK.

Huntsville August S.-(special.) )-Free- man Garrett, the last of the three pris- oners who escaped from the Madison county jail on last Monday, has been cap tured at Bridgeport. Ala. He lost a hand In a railway accident and sought surgi- cal aid at Bridgeport, this incident dis closing his identity. A deputy sheriff has gone to Bridgeport to return with him.
 Garrett escaped from jail with Emmett Connally and Burt Hardin. He is charged with highway robbery. On the night of his escape Garrett entered the office of the Chase Nursery Co. at Mercury and stole a suit of clothes, leaving his old suit in the office. In the pocket of the coat was found a note written by him to his mother in which he admits to a certain extent his guilt of the charge lodged against him.
 The site of an old waysde inn that stood for many years on the bluff over look Brahan Srpings has been dug up by treasure hunters It is reported that the nan who owned the inn, one of the early settlers of this section accumulated q fortune in the business and buried the gold somewhere on his premises. The excavators have done their work so thor oughly that there is small chance of the story being true unles sthe treasure has already been found and taken away. Freeman Myers, a white man wanted here for assault with intent to murder Sam Neely. was brought here last niget from Athens.
 Edward Bryant. aged IS years, died yesterday at Abingdon village, and his body sent to his former home, Me Minnvile. Tenn.
 The second district convention of the Knights of Pythias has come to a close and Hartselle was selected as the place for the meeting of the next convention. C. P. Anderson of Florence was elected president; John l.. Hay of Huntsville, first vice president; J. R. Paterson of Rodgersville, second vice president Clyde Hendrix of Decatur. third vice president, and M. Patillo of Hartlesse, fourth vice president
 The delegates attending the convention were entertained at a sumpruous barbecGe at Brahan Springs on Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions of 5000 and over.
 Alonzo Monk to ". B. Stone, part of lots 8 and 9, in block 69, on Fourth avenue and Fifteenth street; consldera- tion. s7500. l J. S. Wood to W. A. Reed. lot 24, in block BOT, Bessemer consideration. s2OoO.
 J. l.. Walker to J. r. Gallagher, lot 4, in block 221. Bessemer; consideration $500
 1 Emma I. Acker to c. W. Reese, a lot in block TSP on Avenue I; consideration $500 cash and the assumption of mort gages for s24Oo
 Birmingham Realty company to V. E. McBee, Jr., lot T. and part of lot s, in block 864, situated on Glen and Whit taker streets; consideration. s5OOO.
 J. R. Brown to Adella c. Gladney, lots and g, in block 160, on Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street south with all improvements; consideration, $12,OO0.
 Mrs. Nora Kernan to Joseph P. Me Kewon, lot 12. in block 15, Avondale; 1 consideration, $2000. W. R. Stewart to Joe Ross and Ben Ross, lots 17 and IS, in block 15 1, Ensley; consideration, $1050 l l. H. Roll to Atlanta and Birming- ham Seaboard Air Line Railway com pany, certain property on Tenth ave- nue; consideration, $1750.
 Equitable Realty company to Atlanta and Birmingham Seaboard Air Line Railway company, property on Tenth i avenue; consideration, $4000.
 A. V. Cooper to Atlanta and Birmlng- Eham Air Line Railway company, prop erty on Tenth avenue; consideration, $115O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
EBORN OFFERS A FEW GOOD ONES

$2000-135x15O; betweeen F and G, with D. room house.
 S2200-Modern. new, broom cottage; half block of car line, near Princeton. $3250-2-story new, modern. 7-room cot tage; fronts car line near Princeton. $St00-2-story. S-room cottage; large lot; near 6lst street and 1st avenue; best part of Woodlawn a snap; likely to go at any hour. S33G0-Rental $4S0: 120x120, Brick corner. 75x140-Snap; business corner, about 15O yards from one of the skyscrapers; see 1t today.
 $20O9-Rental $40; 2 houses; 1Gth street. $3500-7-room house; corner; l5Ox1@ Foun- tain Heights.
 $125O-Cash, s4O0; modern 2-story. 7-room house; fronts ear line, edge South High lands.
 $1C00 Cash, $50 month; elegant, well-built, new, modern. S-room, 2-story home near 25th street and 12th avenue, North High lands.
 s1o00 cash and $50 month; one of the choicest 2-story, S-room homes on Charles street. near 10th avenue $6o00-S-room house and lot; Sth avenue, between 2Oth and Fist street. north. S150o-Rental $200; houses; near Spring street, Avondale. We have others. Call for them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Panama Railroad Bids.

Washington. August S.-Bids were opened at the office of the Isthmiar Canal commission today for furnishing material for the partial relocation oi the Panama railroad. The specified tions asked for 5000 tons of steel rails large number of angle bars, 100 ,00C ties. bridge timber. cts. There was about sixty-five bidders in all For stee rails the lowest bidder was R. C. Hoffman S Co.,. of Baltimore. at s95. .250 The approximate cost of the work is Si00 000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Plans for New Warship,

Washington, August S.-The final papers in the contracts of construction of two battleships of 2000 tons each of the Delaware class. which were award ed by the navy department about a month ago, has been signed by Acting Secretary Newberry, representing the government. and President Orcutt of the Newport News Shipbuilding com pany and a representative of the Fore River Ship Building company. each of which concern obtained a contract for the building of one vessel. Work on them will begin promptly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
FOR SALE CHEAP.

s750-Two lots, one corner. one block from Rising station, others are asking this much for ono lot
 S750-Two lots, making IF feet front, tairvlew park, two blocks from Ann Street station. South Ensley line $2500-Only $500 cash, balance monthly Groom cottage. one block from car line 49th street, Woodlawn, can move right In. city water. electric lights. stone walks, bath room, etc.: call quick.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone "A. 223 2lst Street
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Mrs. saae Gives s5o,ooo.

New York, August S.-Mrs. Russell Sage has given $50,000 for new building for the Long Island railroad employees branch of the Young Men , Christian association of Long Island City Announcement of the gift was made today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
THOMPSON BOOTH REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE co.
 2113 First Avenue
S55O0.
Corner 137x149. with seven 4-room houses. Rents s63 per month. Room for more houses. 4th avenue and 9th street.
 w. G. OLIVER 6 GO. 2025 Third Ave. Both Phones 16Sc
FOR SALE.

$650o-Lot 10Ox19s; most desirable lot on Hickory street; one block from High land avenue Terms. $7co0-Beautiful new home near Glen Iris: two blocks from car line; best of terms. If interested In a home don't fail to see this.
 10,000- South Highland residence; f0- rooms; servants house m yard; lot 50x1S6. Terms. $6000-S-room residence near Glen Iris one-half block from car line; servants house in yard; lot 50x156. $2250-Modern broom cottage on Avenue F car llne lot 50x190. A bargain Terms to suit.
 $35c0-Nine rooms; St. Charles avenue. West End. Modern lot 50x140. Terms TWO broom houses in Kingston; very cheap
 AS 12 per cent investment we offer a bargain on South Highlands
 WHITE 6 HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans 4l9-420 Brown
 Marx Bldg. Hell Phone 2373
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
FOR SALE,

s1250-5-room, Woodlawn. $500 cash, bal ance $15 month. S1200-Cottage near North highlands car: rents sl4 month. s3750-2-story new; near 2Oth street loop line easy payments. S33o0-2-story 7-room; 12th ave, south; oc- cupied by owner, but will rent for s35 month. $200 to $425 Each-For choice West End lots all eyes now on progressive West End. $6000-New modern South Highland home every moaern improvement; terms.
 FRANK M'DONALD.
 Ell First avenue.
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FOR SALE.


 $25 per ft-1l ave. cor. S10Oo--62laX1C0, 14 ave, near Ina st. SEQ per ft--19 st., 13 and IA ayes. $6000-S-room res, 24 st.. new, modern. s5250- -2-story res, 20 st, near F ave. $3150-Pretty Groom cottage, N F st $2150-6-room cottage, IS st, and 9 ayes. S16500-Northsde cor. close in. rents $l620. $1O 000-W. 20 st. place. rent sS5 month. $125 per ft-2 ave, T st., quick profit. $500 per ft-Big bargain. ave. cor. S5OOO-3 ave. lot. near 15 st. S21 ,000-Northside cor, big lot, rents S2620. SIC, 5O0-Large southsde cor. rents S150o. s44G0-Ave G., 27th st., 4 houses, rents s5+O. $11. .5O9-Handsome Higld. ave cor. res. $200O-Higld. ave lot, near 30 st. s275O-Large lot la block of S. 20 st. $lO, O,O00-Mountain ave home. big cor lot. We rent sell and insure houses
 R. M'CONNELL & CO.,, Phones S10. 2107 Sd Ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
ONE GENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word dayJ no nd. taken for less than 25 cents Tor first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

FOR SALE-Fine country home place; 10 acres. three miles northeast of East Lake, near Huffman: in one of the ideal rural communities of Alabama. Sev enty-five acres-30 rich alluVial land, 55 under fence. Several beautiful sites for country homes on the property Five- room residence. with barn and poultry houses, Including modern. steam-h heated brooder house. Strawberry beds and young orchard and some apple trees of older growth. Also two excellent miich cows both to come in soon). registered collie dogs and thoroughbred chickens, all of which will sell with the place or separately. For further particulars and terms apply to Frank Norris, BiruinS- ham Realty Co. S-ii-tf PARTY leaving city will sell at a sacrifice roller ton desk rolling chair and office table Call today between and l2 a. m. Coca-Cola Parlor, adjoining Bjou the atre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
FOR SALE.

s3750-s5xl6o: 10th avenue. between 18th
 and 17th.
 s7c5o-12th avenue. Norwood; elegant res ZIG, ,O0O-New residence; modern: block Of
 Highland avenue. S2750-56xl40; Avenue "H," near goth St. s65O0-60x190: steam heat: modern res. N90O-Avenue "E." between 18th and 18th;
 improved.
 t5O00-l2th avenue, south: rooms; fur
 mace,
 ssOOO- Modern home; 100 feet; Smithfield S5750-R Residence, 18th street. south 57x2OO s2400- Beautiful lot; 29th street. Norwood. sl20Oo-Near Highland avenue and 20th St. NS500-Modern home; Highland avenue. S12. 2.0o0-lo0xl00; 18th street: corner: rents
 $l200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

WANTED-Position by a young married
 man as clerk in a dry goods or shoe store: can furnish good reference prov ing experience Address w. M., care Ageuera1d S-9-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

engineer and superin- tendent is open for an engagement several years experience on buildings railroads. gas, water, sewers and sup ways; also estimating; Al references Address Engineer. care Age-Herald.
 / S-9-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

FOX SALE-First class furniture and carpet business in good town of 15.oO0; annual sales about s4o,000; stock will ln- voice $SO00 to $lOO00 fine opening for the right kind. Good reasons for sell ing; no one need apply unless they mean business. Address M. l.. B., care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
slTuArloNs WANTED

WANTED-To buy, about a 5-room cot tage on large lot, in good neighbor- hood, not to cost more than $l60o or S2000, on the following terms S5o quarter without interest. Addfess B-43, care Herald, giving loca- tion of property End, Avon dale Woodlawn or East Lake. S-s-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
FOR SALE SOUTH HIGHLANDS
B. F. EBORN.

s6500-An elegant finished home, furnace heated, handsomely polished, oak floors and substantially built; rooms and fine basement; right new.
 S1500-Sroom, oak finish, furnace heated residence, built for a home; splendid basement with servants room right new.
 These residences will appeal to any home seeker as they have been built under our plans and supervision, and we cor dially invite inspection and closest scrutiny. Any reasonable terms can he arranged Small cash payment and bal ance monthly If desired on time of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

rVTfffS, per cent interest. Address 2024 3d ave- Birmingham, Ala, or general delivery, Enslev. Ala. Bell phone 11S and Peoples 21S. Birmingham. Ala, Bell and Peoples phone 142, Ensley Ala, AZ of these lots have been sold by me to persons who have seen the property. Address w. Lynch 2O24 3d ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

WANTED-Position as hotel clerk or gen.
 eral office man: best of reference, Ad-
 dress J. NJ. B., 1101a 2lst street, Birming- ham, Ala. o-o-zt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

A YOUNG girl r years of age wants position as general office girl ana type writist. can furnish best of references as 10 character. Address M. D., care Age-Ierald S-9-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

A sNAP-50 lots 30 feet by 40, within ? blocks ol a car line and within blocks of the center of the city of Ensley; titles guaranteed; terms, $10 cash. s5 per month, with per cent; wire or address me. with inclosed check. Hurry! Forty two of these lots recently sold by me to citizens of Ensey, who have seen the property. Address w. Lynch, 2024 Sd avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
FOR RENT.
BOARDERS WANTED.

BOAKO l. RS WAN Ep.
 BOARDERS WANTED-Rooms with board. 2209 9th avenue. 7-30-30t WANTED-Couple or young men for cool, screened. quiet rooms: near park. with or without board. 422 North 16th street corner 5th avenue. S-6-4t LOST -Beneficiary- certificate No. PIP, Woodman Circle: return to 76l6 East Lake or call Bell phone 21 East Lake and receive liberal reward. S-7-3t WANTED-Four gentleman boarders; new house; front rooms: good board: two blocks car; Gilman avenue, Germania park. Mrs. J. R. Holcombe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

FOR SALE-Read this: Here is choice residence lot in Norwood, located on 29th street between 12th and 18th avenues. This is an elevated lot and fronts east; 6Ox190: and surrounded by pretty homes. Price only $225o, Terms, s7o0 cash bal anee 1. and 2 years per cent interest. Wesley M. Smith. of s. Bethea X Co. FOR SALE-Automobile. or would eN- change for good property. Address R., care of city letter carrier No. 6.
 S-1-6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

FOR SALE-One dxz4 Cook deep well
 pump; practically new. Machinery Trad ing Co.,, 53S First Natio" Il Bank bldg.
 Phone 649 6-27-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

Real Estate and Loans. 419-420 Brow
 Marx Bldg. Hell Phone 2s73.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

. So PER MONTH puys any sfsy.4..A typewriter made. Call or write HJAa&aAysR for catalogue. Davis Type Nt55tfSsM writer Co.. 2111 1st avenue.
 W59s9gsS -ttl-wed- fri sat-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

FOR SALE-Bargain, portion of beautiful. desirably located lot in Oak
 Hill cemetery. Must be sold by Sat
 urday a. m. w. E. Sorsby, 2113 Sd avenue S-S-2t