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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
H.O M B A R 6 Al N s
SOUTH HIGHLANDS.


 $6S00-5Oxi45; corner lot facing east; one block Rhodes Circle and Highland ave- nue. with a good Broom, 2-story resi- dence; electric call bells; modern plumb- ing and every convenience. This place is beautifully located and well worth the money.
 $6250-A substantial S-room, brick ve- neered dwelling, east of 2Oth street near Five Points and Highland avenue; terms of only 5000 cash, balance s6O per month.
 $7o00-An elegant, strictly modern, brand new, 2-story. 10-room residence. with ample closets, furnace heat and mus ually fine plumbing; facing south and convenient to three car lines; only few blocks from Five Points; terms, $500 cash, balance rental basis; this IS the biggest bargain in the city We have number of smaller properties on the South Highlands ask Us about them.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS. s5ooO-A new, 2-story, Broom. modern res- idence on North 20th street, with hand some cabinet mantles throughout; ele- vated lot 50x140; in good nelghborhood; reasonable cash payment, balance long time at per cent.
 $3750-A cozy little home with six rooms; very neat inside finish; this place faces  number of fruit trees; Is only one block from North Highlands car in first-class neighborhood we can make unusually easy terms on this place. $4200-Lot 50x146,A with good Groom cot tage, large hall through center; this place was built for home and has re- gently been thoroughly overhauled, making it as good as new-repainted in- side and outside, papered throughout beautiful lawn, shade and fruit trees; satisfactory terms can be arranged We have number of smaller properties on North Highlands; ask us about them.
 SUBURBAN. s900-Brand new, well built 3-room cot tage (not built on shotgun plan'), nice lot 5Ox190, in first-class neighborhood, West End; small cash payment, balance about s15 per month; this is a bargain; see it.
 s250 cash, balance $15 per month, for 2 good broom cottage on large, well drained lot 75x18o feet; splendid garden; fine orchard: 200 feet from car; good neighborhood, Wodlawn. $2100-A substantial, well arranged cot tage; large rooms, wide double hall; on car line in heart of Woodlawn; terms arranged to suit purchaser; owner must sell; biggest bargain in Birmingham district.
 WEST END. If you are desirous of locating in West End, see us, as we have a splendid list of properties in West End in prices ranging from $90O to s10O00 in cottages, 2-story residences vacant lots and in- vestment property, on terms to suit any requirement.
 WE HAVE OTHERS. In North Birmingham East Lake, Fair view, Central Park. Ensley, Rising, Owenton, Avondale and all over the district; ask us about them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
SPECIAL BARGAINS

s4000-65x100; 2-story corner residence, 18th street. South Highlands. sS25O-Modern, Groom cottage; few feet of car line; choice location, North High lands.
 $4500-50x190; modern, well built, attractive, new, Groom cottage; pretty location; choice surroundings; few feet of car line, North Highlands. $1750-5-room cottage; large lot; near 52d street, Woodlawn.
 $2250-95x190; 2-story residence; Tusca- loosa avenue, West End. "A acres in the suburbs of Ensley and Pratt; rich fruit, truck and poultry farm at about half it's value; rapidly coming in for subdivision; elevated and level; dwelling, barn, fine orchard. $45o0-Rental $500; white tenants; 100x100; best corper bargain between Terminal depot and present business center. WE HAVE OTHERS. CALL FOR THEM
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
RENTAL. LIST

RESIDENCES-NOR 1S10 Rush ave, 10 rooms, $50. 1915 9th ave-, 5 rooms, s15. 1205 18th st, : rooms s35. T14-16 18th st.. rooms, $l25. 1904 26th st., rooms, $10 1521 9th ave-, 8 rooms, $30. 2300 7th ave-, rooms, $40. 1706 Marshall ave, rooms, $50. 161S 18th ave, 5 rooms, S25. AT 25th st., rooms, $40. 1G19 24th st., rooms, S25. 96151a 1st ave-, rooms. s6. 1917 4th ave-, rooms, $30. 10zd 1st ave-, rooms, $10. 1928 West 14th st., rooms, S25.
 RESIDENCES-SOU 12th ave. and Lillian st., rooms, s10 1925 18th st., rooms, $40. 2215 14th ave-, rooms, $50. 200 Central ave, 9 rooms, $40. 1928 11th ave, rooms, $45 1900 12th ave-, 10 rooms, s60. 1I1S 12th ave, s rooms, s33 SIT Central ave, 1 rooms, s12. 90. 2503 Ave. F, rooms S11. 1504 10th ave-, rooms, $50. 2l05 Ave. F, rooms, $12.50 1907 Ave. l, 6 rooms, $35 1929 11th ave-, rooms, $40. 1tu6 14th st., rooms, S25 $50 30th st., 10 rooms, $45 2227 Ave. r, 4 rooms, $15. 1922 14th ave, rooms, $40. 1920 10th st., $ rooms, $32 50. 2l17 11tn ave-, 8 rooms, $47 50 1017 Florida st., rooms, S10. 1519 18th ave, , rooms $22.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. s21 N. 20th st., 1st floor, 25x100, $150. S23 N. 2Oth st., 1st foor 25x10o, $50. 2S09-11 Morris ave, 4-story, 50xS219 s16O. 26th st. & 4th alley 1st floor, 2Sx90, S150. gS s. 2oth st.. 1st floor, 25x100, s75. 2Z00 Morris ave, 1st floor, 25x75, $65. 26l0 I'd ave, 2-story 25x100, $50. 2612 2d ave, 2-story, 25x10O. $50. 26oS 2d ave- 2-story, 25x100, $50 IL N. 2Oth st., 1st floor, 25x10O, $2o0. 1i29-31 1st ave, 3-story, 5Ox1SO, $400. 2017 Sd ave, S-story. 25x140, $225. 2G25 1st ave-, 4-story, 25x1o0, Sl75. 1902 fth ave, 1st floor, 25x50, $50. 15 N. 20th st, 1st floor, 25x100, $150. 2201 Morris ave, 2d foor 25x3O, s20 1908 4th ave, story, 25x10O $50. Ill 1st ave- S-story, 25x1s21h, S1ss.5s. 1s21-2S 1st aye, 6-story, 5ox140, s7OO. .16 N. 20th st., 2-story, 25x75 $500.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
FOR SALE
Bell Phone "A.

 s12Oo-Ten acres, Oak Grove, Oxr DOT road six miles from city. S75OO-Modern S-room residence near Gicn Iris; $25c0 balance easy. saS5O-Modern Groom home, 18th street, Woodlawn. 1 block car line; terms reasonable.
 s250-5Ox14O; good Broom cottage; can be easily remodeled to 5 rooms; two blocks car line; Fountain Heights. s675o-50x15O; large modern stucco S-rooln dwelling, 1h blocks 20th street car line and two blocks from Flve Points, one-third cash, balance easy. :, s295O-Nice broom cottage. 14l7 Marshall avenue: one-half cash, balance easy. sa20o-Nice 6-room house, new on South Highlands: terms easy. $65O0-Modern S-room home, new, cn South Highlands; 5000 cash. balance very reasonable.
 s3750-Splendid 7-room, 2-story residence, on car line Fountain Heights; $500 cash, balance easy s4750-5Ox19o. S-room furnace heated mod ern home, near car line, on Foun- tain Heights: one-half cash, balance easy
 JOHN B. BETHEA. Bell ses. 461 Hood Bldg.
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East of Five Points, on Beech street; one lot s0x19O, $70 per foot one S5x19O $75 per foot; one 1o0x1So, $6O per foot. On Sycamore street, one 75-foot lot, price S75OO. On Sixteenth avenue, one lot BOX 170 price s3000. On Fourteenth avenue, one lot 77x15O, price s5OO0. On Pawnee avenue, one lot 1G0x14o, price s50OO. Here Is beauty on Highland avenue, 100 feet wide, fronting two streets; two-story 10- room house on it, and the price s1S,O00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
B. F.. Eb0RN 1903 First Avenue, Ground Floor, Morris
 Hotel Building.
FOR SALE

Two nice cottages near South Ensley car and Fair Grounds; easy terms. Modern cottage, rooms, hall and bath; large, elevated lot, facing car, South Highlands. Splendid eastern face, elevated lot on Sycamore street. Two-story, S-room modern dwelling, South Highlands; reasonable terms. Prettiest lot for sale in the Rhodes Cir cle district. 200-foot lot with railroad frontage; close in on Northside. Large tract of land in Shades valley and on the mountain. Well located, modern, two-story Norwood home. Pretty, conveniently arranged cottage, large lot Norwood district Farm of 120 acres; broom house. barn and outhouses orchard and running water; 1A miles of railroad; short dis tance of Birmingham.
 We have other bargains also. Call and see us.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
SOUTH HIGHLANDS.

Handsome two-story, nine-room resi- dence, equipped with every convenience; lovely mantels; furnace heated; double foored; storm sheeted; electric lights and gas; fine 75-foot let. You have not seen this one let me snow you. Price s75oO; attractive terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
YOU HAD AS

well tell ne the kind you want. will catch up with you any way, and when I show you my list of beautiful homes and good investments you will be ashamed of yourself for not telling me first. I am not going to worry you. All I want to do Is to soc you. Give me a chance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
GREAT BARGAINS FOR SALE.

s6OOo-Large lot with Groom, modern house, on 30th street, near famous Rhodes Circle, s1500 cash will do, bal ance long time.
 street on Belt railroad, fine location for manufacturing. coal yard or other business.
 s2Oo Per Acre-26 acres near Powderly, others ask $400 for land poorer than this and further from car line; great bargain; 15 cash. SIP, ,500-Beautiful home In Mountain Ter race; reasonable terms.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24 223 N Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. 7dxl20, corner 18th street and Avenue K, house renting $62 50 per month. 25x1SO feet, list avenue, S-room house. s1OOO terms, s25o cash, balance s15 per month. i7o5 Sixth avenue, rooms, bath, gas, etc.; small cash payment. balance 5 years with interest.
 FOR RENT. broom apsrSnent. modern, every room aa outside room, porcnes and shade trees.
 l.. G. PETTYJOHN Phones IT0I and 465 1S161S Ed Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
FARMS-MUST SELL.

IS 50 per acre, $50 acres. one-half im- proved, rich valley land, plenty of water. balance fine virgin timber, farm houses and barns.
 SIS 50 per acre, 225 acres on level county road, five miles of railroad town, rich, level red and black land, 125 acres in cultivation balance fine timber, two houses ard large barn, orchard. Sl550-109 acres level, fertile valley farm. well improved, six miles on road from railroad town.
 sS25-10 acres nice land. Broom house, suburbs of good railroad town. Terms easy.
 kll we ask is that you see the crops on these farms and they will sell then- selves. We have land from S2. 50 an acre up for sale or exchange. FARM REALTY MPANY.
 S15 and S16 Brown-Marx Bldg. Bell phone 1413.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
100 x 100.

A snap. It's right in that section where property Is enhancing every day. Don't lose any time in seeing this. In two years business houses will be as thick as blaclkoirds in wheat field in this loca- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19

Ads illustrated wltE good cuts ars trade winners-The Gaw1s makes good cuts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
Claude 1, Norris,
 REAL ESTATE. 4O8 Title Guarantee B'Id& Bell Phone 232A
LOVELY COTTAGE HOME.

Has six rooms arranged and finished beautifully. All modern Improvements Will have to be seen to be appreciated. Lot 50x150. Price $965o; $500 cash balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
THE SURPRISE OF THE VISITOR! THE DELIGHT OF THE HOME FOLKS!

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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word dnyy no ad taken for less than 25 cents for hrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
R. F. MANLY & co. 20l8 FIRST AVENUE. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,
 SURETY BOADS.
FOR RENT

Grocery store and residence combined; low rent and term of lease to suit. Second floor office in clean and attract i've building on 21st street, suitable for doctor or lawyer
 August 1, broom modern cottage one block of Terminal station; this is the thing for railroad man. Neat 4-room cottage in Kingston; high, dry lot; good neighbors. and rent only $10. Cottage containing rooms and hall. on Sth avenue. north; water furnished Tree; Tor colored people; rent S1250 Call on me for anything in the renta line.
 GEORGE BILBE, AGENT. Bell 61. 11JN Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19

FOR RENT. z 7.0O-3l9 Spring street, Avondale, rooms. s12. .50-4013 Avenue "D," Avondale 1 rooms. S12. .50-40l5 Avenue D." Avondale. rooms. s22 .5O-Cor 27th street and Avenue I'll, ' rooms.
 S10 .0O--172O Allen street, new 4-room cot tage with servants house. Sl7. 50-Elegant 5-room cottage at Beverly Place.
 $15. .G0-3007 Avenue "F,n 3-room cottage. g. .75-3107 Avenue "F,' 3-room cottage. $40. 0O-Front stall Central Market $20. .00-2003 Avenue e." new brick store.
 G. F. CHAMPION,
 BIO Twenty-first street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19

THE HIGHLANDS. See us about the elegant new Apartment ], dwellings, being erected on South 20th, tho most modern and up-to-date residences in the city.
 w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Phones 42. 112 North Twenty-frst st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19

SMITH & NORTON
 Real Estate. Victor H. Smith Eldridge G. Norton Room 1. Watts Bldg, Bell Phone 32SS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19

THE LACY REALTY CO, Bell Phone 72O POI First National Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
BUSINESS CHANGES.

WANTED-Informati regarding good patent which would be money make-. Only inventor, who wishes to sell out right or on royalty basis, need an- swer. Give price and brief descrip- tion. S. M, Box 9S4, Rochester, N. Y.
 6-28-13t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Summers Carriage Go. does first. class painting, trimming and repair work on automobiles and all other ve- hicles; we also put on rubber tires 1715 9th avenue. Peoples phone 46S 7-17-7t CARPET and rug cleaning, upholstering and all repair work neatly done Bir- mingham Rug Co.,, 205 s. 20th St. Bell phone 702. 7-l0-Rt-frl-su-tu ELECTROPOISES repaired and new ones furnished by J. E. DuBois, Tusca- loosa, Ala 9-15-52t-su IF you Want house built phone me and save money; both phones 1881; l build for cash or monthly payments. O. c. Horne.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Immediate possession, new building, No. 119-121 Coosa street; in
 heart of wholesale district; 50xl00 feet; two stories and small cellar; electric el- evator; 5o-foot platform In rear on dou- ble track. Address "S.' 95 Houston St, Montgomery Ala, 7-5-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-19
0NE GENT A WORD

Es-one cent n word dayj no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
Hunter Kills Big Lynx

A lyn% weighing close to sixty pounds was killed Sunday by Dr. Cockcrllc, who was hunting near the lake The animal attracted the at tention of the doctor by rustling through the brush, and although armed only with shot gun the doc tor fired both barrels. The double charge badly wounded the lynx, who set off on run. The doctor followed his quarry for mile or more, finally coming upon the animal lying in a small depression, only it's head being visible. Once again both loads of the shot gun were discharged into the animal. After assuring himself that the lynx was dead, Dr. Cockerille dragged the body from the hole, and brought home the polt to prove the truth of his story.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
THE HOOKLESS WAIST

At last it has come-that long awaited boon and benediction, the hookless waist, and matrimony is shorn of one of its lingering terrors. All things come to him who waits, but it is sad to reflect on the millions of unhappy husbands who have suf- fered through long years from that bete noir of the benedict, a waist with as many dinky little buttons down the back as centipedc has legs. How can any man whose wife returns from a visit say in all truthfulncss: "Glad to see your back" when the back is peppercd with microScopical buttons or minute hooks and eyes? For it is the luckless man who has to do the buttoning and hooking, in the great majority of cases; and now that some genius has invented waist that doesn't have to be buttoncd orhooked, and yet preserves all the decorOus amenities of the properties of dress ing, uncounted thOuiands will rise up and call him blesHCG. For of course it is man who has made this won derful invention. Trust man for that. Would any woman voluntarily strike off the shacklrs that bind men in the scrvitudn C: waist fastening? Scarcely.
 It has been long time coming, this measure of emanci ation, this har- binger and herald Of q brighter and better day. But, aS the sweet girl graduate would say: |" It is darkest just before the dawn," and just as men were beginning to despair of free dom the dawn broke. The hooklcss waist is long step in the right dircc- ti0t, and already they who have ears to hear may hear q swelling chorus of masculine voices cXclaiming: "Glory bcW-EX.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
GUSS|E BOYS DON
 SHEATH TROUSERS

New York, Tho fall and winter seasons are likely to sec a good many innovations in the dress of men if the designs of the tai,ors, haberdashers and matters are carried out. For one thing, there is going to be lot of color.
 But perhaps the most striking nov city of all are the sheath trousers. In these the leg seams on the outside instead of running down to the bot tom, will stop at the knee and be laced from that point on. For those who are of a more retiring nature the seam will not be open to expose the calf of the leg, but will be formed into a plait.
 Then there are new paiamas with mother of pearl buttons and beading, with any delicate shade of baby rib = bon-pink being preferred by the ultra exclusive ones.
 Green-full, rich hunters green- will lead in the colors of the gar ments, but it may be relieved with stripes. To go with a green suit one must have a green hat. Soft hats, preferably made of plush, are being carried by the leading matters. They are known as Yodels (the hats, not the hatters) and evidently are of Swiss origin.
 Following close in the wake of the yodel hat is the Marathon tie, whose chief point of excellence seems to be that it's colors are fast. But the Mar athon tie is among the "also rans" when it comes to the automobile scarf. This is in gold, purple and green diagonal stripes. The man who wears one must run the risk of being arrested for speeding.
 But with it all the tailors preach Harmony" You get it, too-in the spats. There is q shirt that is a veri- table rhapsody of color. Fortunately the demand for it seems to come from few as yet. The body garment is of cretonne, with pink roses sprinkled about, offset by a modest, shrinking violet or two. The bosoms and cuffs are of green and white stripes alter mating.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
Gold In The Philippines

Gold is easily the first in import ance of the metallic mineral resources of the Philippines. It has been sought for and found in most of the provin- ccs of the archipelago, but Of them all the provinces of Rcnguet, Mas bate and Ambos Camarincs are rivals for the first place in the metal output and in general mining activity.
 Numerous claims have been located in these provinces, and according to the report of the bureau of science at Manila several corporations have lately been organized to develop and operate a number of the most inn portant groups.
 The success of some of the com panica which have entered the field is yet in doubt, while that of others, to judge from their continuous opera tion and constant output, might nat urally be considered assured. There are other corporations which have not yet attempted to break into the producer class, but have cxcrted bliSll lo"iIb bcNtIODiIp their properties and in blocking out ore.
 The most interesting and probably most important of the recent discoV- cries of gold was made in the Suyoc region of Southern Lcpanto, where the Igorots have been working and washing gold by the most primitive methods for hundred years ormorc. Many years ago they were driven out of their rich diggings by water, as because of the topography of the country they could not work these places by their usual booming method.
 An American prospector by means of drainage tunnel has recently re- moved the water from one of these flooded workings and found the rich est orc which tradition reported to be present. A silvery white mineral, since identified as calaverite, was ob- served in association with the free gold, this being the first authentic report of the occurrence of telluride of gold in the Philippines. No report as to the extent of the deposit or the average assay value of the ore has yet been made. New York Sun.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
Judge Grants Two Divorces

Two divorces were granted by Judge Reid yesterday afternoon, one to Peter Peterson from Anna K. Peter- son, and one to U. G. Crocker from Maud V. Crocker. The application of Bertha Holms for decree of di- vorce from Albert Holms was denied on the ground that the applicant came into court with sullied reputation. She alleged drunkenness and various other misdoeds on the part of her husband. The decrees granted were on the ground of desertion.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
WELL KNOWN VALDEZ
 GIRL IS MARRIED

Miss Cleo McDowell former resi- dent of Valdez, where she is well known, was recently married in Seat tie. Miss McDowell that was is the step-daughter of Capt. Austin E.. Lathrop, the copper magnate. Con- corning the marriage the Seattle P-I of October 2s says:
 "The marriage of Miss Cleo Lucille MoDowell and MT. James Archibald Boyce, was solemnized on Wednesday evening at o'clock in the parlors of the First Presbyterian church, Rev. M. A. Matthews officiating.
 Mise Loretta Moore was the maid of honor. She wore dainty gown
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
Notice To Subscribers

The Prospector subscription route in Valdez has been sold to Owen Meals, the present carrier. Dating from November 1 all bills due from that date will be payable to him. Orders for subscriptions may be left in the Prospector office, as also may instructions regarding delivery of paper, change of address etc.
 Prospector Publishing Company.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19
FIRST BIG SALE OF IN-
 NOKO PROPERTY MADE

The first sale of mining property in the Innoko of any considerable ann ount, was consummated yesterday, when c. M. Landerkin, well known as the chief enginear of the Florence s. for the past two years, disposed of a one.sixteenth interest in claim on Little creek, together with other ip- terests he has acquired in the past year in the Innoko country.
 The amount of the sale is known to be $1o, ,0O0, and 1t was brought about through Captain Smyth, owner of the Florence S., who it is said was acting for certain other parties in Fairbanks. The sum of S1,O00 was paid down, and the balance at stated periods, the first of which Is to be made some time in October, and the balance after the first cleanup next spring. .--Fairbanks Times.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-11-19

of pale blue liberty satin and carried shower bouquet of white carnations and maiden hair fern.
 "rhe bride wore an empire gown of white tucked net over silk, elabor- ately trimmed in Venetian point and carried an arm bouquet of long stemmed chrysanthemums
 "The groom was attended by Mir. Orin W. Hill, and the ushers were Mir. Howard Scarborough and MT. William Harteley,
 "Tbe parlors of the church were beautifully decorated with palms and white chrysanthemums
 "Mr. and Mre. Boyce left for short wedding trip and will be at home after the goth of November at their new residence 3GOb East Denny way,