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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
NEW SWIMMING QUARTERS

The South Coast Swimming and Ath-
letic association has opened in its new
quarters at Venice. A rink which has
been idle for some time has been trans
formed into a swimming tank and the
athletic association occupies the front
of the building. Complete athletic and
gymnasium apparatus has been tn-
stalled and more than 100 athletes have
signed the membership roll.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
PHILADELPHIA, May
hung v,ror 90 civ from the
WILL SWIM AT n YEARS

CHICAGO, May Thames Angus,
aged II, contemplates entering the Mar
athon swimming contest at the Central
Y. M. c. A. Saturday night. Despite
his age, Mr. Angus is quite agile in the
water, and at the aquatic meet recently
gave an under water exhibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
RESULTS AT PIMLlco

First race. fouE and half furlongs-
Megantic won, Faunteroy second, Johnny
Wise third. Time, :56 3-5.
Second race, six furlongs-Tastey Won
King Cobalt second. Enendi third. Time
1915 3-5.
Third race. mile and sixteenth-HiackC
won, Dispute second, Mystiier third. Time
Isl rs.
Fourth race, the Consolidation steeple-
chase about two miles-Sis Wooster won
reginald second Jim McGin third. Time
4:25.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Racquet won
Goodheart second, King Sol third. Time
1:16 AS.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Higf
Range won, Summer Night second, Belle
Scott third. Time, 40 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
VERNON AND BEAVERS WILL MEET
THIS AFTERNOON AT CHUTES PARK

Burghers of the Transvaal catch a
glimpse of your rugged form.
Hen Berry announced last night with
the solemnity and regard for the oc-
casion that he intends to depart today
for Arrowhead springs. Mrs. Henry
will accompany him and society re-
porters please note that Hen Will also
be accompanied by his automobile. A
week in the springs, with perfect rest,
is what Berry is after according to his
statement Far be 1t from the un-
prejudiced observer to say that Hogan's
arrival has anything to-do with Berry S
departure.
Me scared? Not on your life says
| Henry. Then came more protestations
of the benefits expected from the trip.
And through it all, Happy Hogan, the
lucky, merely smiled one long, sweet
smile.
AS predicted in these columns sew
eral days ago, the silver lining already
has crept along the edge of the
Ketchel-Langford cloud, and it looks
as If the troubles of promoter and
manager are now over, and the light
ers' troubles are ready to be cons1d-
cred. Unless Woodman takes it into
his head to balk on the latest agree
ment, all is plain sailing. -Four thou
sand for Langford and $4,000 for
Ketchel. That's an awful sum of
money" remarked a permanent ring
slider in viewing the situation. 1t is,
for a ten-round battle. McCarey is
laying down $4,000 in cold cash to the
fighters alone and has big expenses to
consider as well. But the drawing
power of the battle is potent. Every
fight fan who can see his way, tinan-
cial and domestic, toward the pavilion,
will find a seat when the two middle
weights meet. What a battle 1t will be!
Kiddo Dalton, the Spaghetti, has re
ceived an offer to fight Jack Clifford
before the Marysville athletic club of
the town put on the map by Joe
Thomas and Stanley Ketchel. Dalton
is well liked among the fans of the
north. where he scored two we'll
earned victories over Harry Lombard
and Clifford. He probably will accept
the offer and leave in few days for
the raisin country. The bout will be
for twenty rounds and will be staged
about the last of this month. Clifford
has been boasting among his friends
that he will make Dalton run away
when they next meet and therefore tho
Kid processes a great anxiety to make
him eat his words.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
BASEBALL

TT HE ANGELS still continue their
onward journey toward the
Il streaming banner that typitied the
most class in the Coast league. Yester-
days game at Sacramento, in which the
champions overlook the one-run lead
of the Senators and then annexed the
winning score, was contest of real
class, if the score sheet tells any tales.
Bear in mind that the Senators were
playing on their home grounds and be-
fore the home crowd. Also bear in
mind that the game was the first error
less contest this season in the coast or
ganized league. Graham put in his
most dependable pitcher, Jimmy de
Whale" but although the Angels failed
to find him as they did on memorable
occasion last week at Chutes, they
made enough collected hits to win out.
Good luck, Dillon, and you Angels, on
your northern trip
Tom McCarey of the Pacific Athletic
club has received a letter from Ru-
dolph Unholz that is a dream in It's
way. Before Tom opened the envelope
he was almost struck blind by the sight
which met his eyes. Emblazoned IN
large letters which occupied half the
space on the common carrier was the
title, Rudolph Unholz, lightweight
champion of the world, conqueror of
Battling Nelson" I have the slip in
my collection of Oddities and will file it
for future reference With characters
tic effrontery the bullet-headed little
pseudo Dutch fighter has seized upon
a questionable decision over Battling
Nelson in a ten-round battle in Los An
geles when Bat trained hardly day,
in so much contempt did he hold the
Boer, and has turned it to his profit
midst the select shades of the Anti
podes. Naturally the natives of Aus
tralia know not to this day that the
Beers claim to the title is of such
quicksilver variety. Probably most OF
them never heard of that farcical bat
tie between Cans and Unholz. and rest
assured the little Boer will not rehearse
the sad details thereof. This was the
same trick the Boer played in America
when he blew in, claiming to have
beaten all the good ones in England
and to have been robbed of the fights
he didn't win. On your way. Rude.
AS before remarked in these columns, a
merry reception awaits you when the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
BIG WAGER IN DERBY

NEW YORK, May 11.-Sporting cir
cles were greatly interested last night
in the announcement from London that
a single bet of $4,000 to $4,000 had been
laid against the American colt, Sir
Martin, in the English derby. 1t is one
of the largest bets made in the winter
book for many years. The hacker of
the horse is said to be an American.
The derby will be run May 26, on the
second day of the EPSON summer
meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
wIpENER,s HORSE is WINNER

PARIS, May 1.-THE Prix Taillon at
St Ouen today was won by j. r.
Widener's Estriver. Mr.. Widener' s
Homesen finished fourth In the Prix
Marlboro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON, May 1.-THE poor fielding
of the home team aided the Cincinnatis
in winning a smuggling match from Bos-
ton today, 10 to 8. Score;
Cincinnati 10, hits II, errors 3.
Boston 8, hits 10, errors Z.
Batteries: Ewing, Campbell and Nc
Lean; Ferguson, Dorner, Chappelle
and Smith. Umpires-Cusak and john
stone.
NEW YORK, May 11.-Errors by
Doyle and BrideweK helped Chicago to
defeat New York today to 3. Score:
Chicago 4, hits g. errors 2,
New York 3, hits 6, errors 4.
Batteries: Brown and Moran; Wiltse
and Meyers. Umpires-Rigler and
TRULY.
BROOKLYN, May 11.-Broollyn won
a closely contested game from st. Louis
today. Score:
st. Louis 1, hits 3. errors 1.
Brooklyn 2, hits 7, errors ?.
Batteries: Salee and Bresnahan; Nc
Intyre and Bergen. Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Pitts-
burg won easily from the home team
today, Z to /, Foxen being knocked out
of the box in four innings. Score:
Philadelphia l, hits 3, errors 3.
Pittsburg 7, hits IA, errors 0.
Batteries-Foxen, Van Dyke and
Doom; Camnitz and Gibson Umpires
-Fmslie and O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS BUYS cATcHER'

MINNEAPOLIS, May 1.-THE Mime
apolis baseball club has purchased
Catcher Mike Kahoe from the Wash
ington club and Catcher Charles Dex-
ter from the Des Moines Eastern
league club.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12

Lose n goOd-pay tenant. boaTder? Let
= want ad help you to take it like a philoso-
nh~r.
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED-An experienced marker and
assorter: give references, age and sal
airy expected. Address the Columbus
Steam Laundry, f. G. Abbott, Proprie-
tor, Columbus, Ga 9-3O-3t
WANTED-Names of persons desiring to
live In California and willing to work
out their transportation. Your applica-
ton with zoe brings all particulars
Transportation Agency, X. X. 10, Pasa.
dena Cal.
WANTED-Housekee for wdower, will
take lady with child. nice home; cement
finishers: camp cook; experienced hotel
waiter; hotel housekeeper; lineman, 81. 80
steady job; car builders and knockers;
laborers sawmill, brickyards. cement !,
man stenographer SIS, promotion; brick
leaders 40 cents 1000; other good posi-
lions. Room 626 Chamber of Commerce,
Birmingham, Ala.
WANTED-Young boy to deliver bundles;
also girl bundle wrappers. A. Kaufman
& Co, 1925 I'd avenue
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS. price books
and memorandum books; special ruled
loose leaf sheets of every description.
Roberts & Son. Printers and Manufac-
turing Stationers. 1872 Third avenue.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE-Am Offering
for sale my span of fine bays at bar
gain. The carriage and horses can be
had at a big bargain, too. The horses
are a perfect match and are fine drivers.
They are admired by all who care for
really good horses. This is fine OPP
portunity for any one considering the
purchase of a match team, harness and
carriage, or all. Address L-70, care Age
Herald. 10-2-3t
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FOR SALE-The Coken home, corner of
Lyons avenue and Berney street; ele-
giant 7-room, modern cottage; lot 100x190;
one block south of Berney station; price
and terms are all right; just go see 1t.
Wesley M. Smith, Of s. Bethea & Co.,
2027 Third avenue.
FOR SALE 5000 Investment paying over
per cent net; well located and sure en-
hancement. Hill Ferguson. Bell 246O.
s2350-New broom cottage, hall and bath.
modern throughout lot facing east, in
good locality Of Woodlawn, convenient
to two car lines. This is bargain;
terms to suit. Gibson Realty Co.
FOR sALE-By owner, new 2-story, s.
room house; lot 60x120; near Five Points;
two blocks west of Goth street; faces
east; furnace, screens, electricity, gas,
all improvements; excellent neighbour
hood: oxerlooks valley and city; price
right: terms easy. Address Ri, care
Age-Herald.
FOR sALE-I have some Billiard Car
Door stock for sale cheap. PIT, care
Age-Herald.
FOR SALE--By owner, on a corner, lot
5ox19o. new, Groom cottage, with bath;
papered throughout four cabinet man
ties; has every convenience; terms
reasonable; would exchange. Bell phone
4254 main.
FOR SALE-A great bargain, 20 acres.
six miles south of courthouse. J. L..
johnson, Woodlawn.
FOR SALE-Nice home in Central East
Lake on car line. Call for special price
Monday. Also see 7-room. two-story.
East Birmingham. Central. nice for
boarding house, only $3.50; this will sell
About 14O acres we'll improved only 5000
Berry & Co., 216h 21st street. Peoples
phone 445; Bell 80.
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FOR SALE-Lot 21ox210, fronting east on
9Th street, st Clair Springs" These
springs are about 30 miles east of Bir-
mingham and two miles south of st.
Clair switch, ON A. G. S. railroad; this
lot carries with 1t water privileges for
the family and five boarders; price for
this large fine lot is only $500, cash pre-
ferred. We are working for two-mile
spur by the A. G. S.. which would con-
meet the springs with Birmingham, leav-
ing city at p. m. and returning at
8 a. m. CThen get the price of this
lott. Just ask visitors about the waters
of st. Clair Springs. Wesley M. Smith,
of S. Bethea & Co., 202 Sd avenue
10-2-2t
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FARMS WANTED

Acknowledgements regarding good
farm for sale: not particular about loca-
ton; wish to hear from owner only;
give price and state when can give pos
session. L. Darbyshire, Box 1903. Ro-
chester. N. Y. s-1-st-su
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FOR SALE-Lot 50x19o, located on Third
avenue No. 907, between Vine and Pearl
streets, West End; good 5-room cottage,
modern improvements; price, only 5000;
your own terms. This is your oppor-
tunity to own your own home. Oh,
happy day. (Option.) Wesley M. Smith,
of S. Bethea & Co., 2027 Third avenue.
10-3-2t
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FOR SALE-Butcher's outfit. consisting
of large refrigerator. blocks knives.
hooks, scales, etc., in first-class condi-
tion Address Box No. III, Admission,
Ala 10-2-7t
FOR sALE-One cash and charge ticket
carrier system for retail store, six sta
lions; also one large and two small Ma
tiona1 cash registers, and five autograph
charge ticket machines. Address Box
No. III, Admission Ala 10-2-7t
FOR sALE-By owner, 7-room modern
house on South Side. Call BELL phone,
Main 2559 and see today. If looking for
a home, this will suit you.
I WANT to sell 20 shares Of Great South
ern Life Insurance, will sell at sacri-
fce need the money. Inquire at Biz
mingham Business Brokerage Co., 1924
I'd avenue. Both phone 1910. d.
FOR SALE-By owner who is leaving the
city and must have some cash; corner
South Highland lot. unimproved S0x47,
for $1,000 Address LII, care Age-Her-
aid.
FOR sALE-Beautiful West End; these
are central and heavily cut in price
$780, beautiful cottage home, lovely lot.
$500, 5000 cash, $25 monthly, per cent
interest, complete home. $500, 500 cash,
Groom complete, W block car. $500, 6
rooms, two lots, nearly new. $4500. $500
cash, rooms, furnace-heated palace.
$4,000, princely cottage, 7-room home,
block car; practically two lots and worth
quite $4,000. Several houses and acreage
homes for rent. $780, vacant lot So feet
front near Methodist church. $1,000, all
five lots, 210 feet, east front, one block
car, $3.50, 100x210, fronts Beverly Place.
See us, Vine Street Station. Peoples
phone Is, West End Realty Co.
FOR SALE-Beautifu new, S-room, South
Highlands home; oak floors and oak
TRIM east of 10Th street; lot 50x140; for
only $1,000. Hill Ferguson. Bell 246o.
$4OO0-6 acres with 3-room house and good
barn, within three blocks of the new
Edgewood car line w. L. Beasley, 2loA
LIST avenue.
FOR SALE-Litter fine pointer pups; also
two young settlers. Call Bell 2492
Woodlawn, or call at Gaines, corner oSd
street and Austin avenue.
800 cash and $40 month will buy choice
five room cottage. hall and bath, all
modern improvements, large lot, facing
east. one block OF two car lines, In
center OF Woodlawn; price $3.50; see
this Gibson Realty Co., No. ZIG N.
21st street
FOR sAI.El11 fine mich cows with
Young calves; 8 to 4 gallons; very fine
cows in the lot; at Neill's, stock yards,
corner Morris avenue and oath street;
call early Monday. Both phones AGA.
FOR sALE-Good B-room house at Wood
lawn; will take pair of mules In trade
ca. care Age-Herald
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RATES-One cent n word day, NO ad.
taken for less than 25c for first tnser-
tI0n. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-Drug business in northern
Alabama manufacturing town; fine bus
mess: good reasons for selling; a snap
and will be taken quick. Address EGG,
care Age-Herald. 9-30-7t
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FOR SALE-1oc Theatre.
Prosperous and still prospecting.
Best central location. Well established
Big patronage. Moneymaker.
Ill health owner cause of sale.
Particulars or application.
Thos. Steger, Jr., 233 9th avenue north
Nashville, Tenn
10-1-10t
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a purchaser for my new modern, s-room
home, South Highlands, East 2oth
street; bargain; leaving city; no agents.
1 Address Bill care Age-Herald.
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RATES-One cent = word a day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-On easy terms. machinery
for small bottling plant or will ex-
change for real estate. Address N-69.
care Age-Herald 9-30-4t
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CIVIL service positions are very desir-
able for young people. Full informa-
tion and questions recently used by the
commission free. Columbian Cores
pondence College, Washington, D. c.
10-3-4t-s u
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LADY teacher, light housekeeping; would
like roommate. Costs less than half you
nav for board. Ell, care e-Herald
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SIS PER week isn't bad, is it? You can
earn that and more; we want capable
men in every locality to handle an
honest, straightforward stock PROPOSE
ton. Telegraphic Mail Co., 200 Broad
way, n. Y.
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WANTED-Mechan1caI draughtSmtn. Ihe
demand is always in excess of the sup
ply We qualify young men, at small
expense, to take well-paid positions as
mechanical draughtsmen and mechan-
ical engineers. All that is needed is
ability to read and write and willing
ness to study Write today for Me
chanical Drawing Circular" I. c. s.,
Box 204S d. Scranton Pa.
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MANTED-To buy sectional bookcase,
secondhand, four to six sections. F-69,
Age-Herald
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A complete set of postoffice
fixtures, including combination lock
boxes. stamp and delivery windows,
etc. A bargain. J. d. Deming, Ever
green, Ala. 5-16-su-tf
FOR SALE-25 pairs pure white homer
pigeons, mated, rs per pair; entire lot
$1.00 per pair. Mrs James M DuBose,
762 Church ST.. Selma, Ala. 9-2s-2t-su
FOR SALE-$o000 7-room house, corner
lot 90x140, In the best residence part of
Selma, Ala; cash. Address L. c. d. S23,
ed ST., Birmingham, Ala. 9-264t-su
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FOR SALE-Fiye-passen automobile
cheap. See bunker, 2111 LIST avenue.
9-30-4t
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FOR SALE-Handsome oak dining room
table and sideboard; cost 500; price $50;
one base burner. new, cost $50, price $780,
Apply 2913 Highland avenue. A. A.
Adams, Phone 3472. 9-29-tf
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FOR sALE-one. 1896 Bates Corliss en-
CINE: one 16-horse traction engine. p.
O. Box No. 8, city. 10-1-3t
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MANTED-To buy or rent an engineer :
transit in good condition; also desk
and drawing board or table. Address
All, care Age-Herald.
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RATEs-One cent a word days no aa'
taken for less than Zoe for hrst inser-
tion. Cash must accompany order
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FOR SALE-Second-han automobiles at
low prices; always see us before buying
If you want a good automobile for lit
tie money. Southern Garage Co., $40
South 10Th street. 9-26-6t-su
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WANTED-Good mich cow; must give 3
gallons milk per day and pound of but
ter; state price and age of calf. Address
Y-7O care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-At once, a first-class printer
for all kinds of work connected with
running a weekly newspaper. Address
Democrat EutaW, Ala. 10-1-3t
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FOR SALOONS horse for 500; one old
buggy, $40; spring dray. s25; new, large
wagon; umbrellas cheap. E. e. Forbes
Piano Co. 10-1-2t-fri-su
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BOYS-Do you want to learn all the
streets and avenues In the city and
Greater Birmingham? Apply All North
18th street, phones &c. 9-3O-tf
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WANTED FEMALE HELP

MANTED-Lady with experience for
childrens shoe department in exclusive
shoe store. Address U-69 in care of this
office State reference and experience
when writing. lo-2-2t
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FOR SALE-Beautiful upright piano in
first-class condition at bargain price. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 36. 10-1-7t
WILL sell cheap first-class upright piano
as good as new at big bargain. Address
p O. Box &c. 10-1-7t
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MELL-KNOWN business man can use
$500 for 80 days and is willing to pay
somewhat more than the legal rate OF
interest and furnish security that is
unquestionable. Address HIP, care Age
Herald.
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FOR SALE-Short block of Highland ave-
nue. and east of Twentieth street, a
beautiful lot for sale at great bargain.
See us at once. Grant & Poe, 2l31 Third
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Railway mail clerks. city
carriers, postoffice clerks; examina-
lions in Birmingham November II;
preparation free. Franklin Institute,
Dept Of, Rochester, N. Y. e-3-30t
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ANYONE, anywhere, can start mail
order business at home; no canVasslng;
be your own boss; send for free booklet;
tells how. Heacoek, 1145, Lockport,
N Y N-5-ot-su
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WANTED-MALE HELP

BIG money! Start dyeing and clean
ing establishment, splendid profits, IN
limited field; we teach you by mail;
particulars free Ben-VOnde School,
Dept. Acc. Staunton, Va.
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AN expert accountant and bank cashier
and high-class office man, who Is out OF
employment owing to the failure OF
large firm in Washington, ID. C., would
like to form connection of same kind
in this district Address U-71, care Age
Herald 10-3-6t
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UT
The government wants men and women
over Is. Any reader of The Biyming-
ham Age-Heraldi can get full informa-
ton and instructions to pass the exam
ination by addressing the Bureau Of
Instruction. 951 Hamiin building,
Rochester. n. Y.
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WANTED-To buy or sell your farming
and timber lands city residence or busi-
ness property bought sold and ex-
changed; connections throughout United
States and Canada; list your properly
with me for results. Call or address .
f. McMeans, agent N. c. r. Co., ITO
Cain street AVondale. Ala,
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FOR SALE-Party desires to leave city;
will sacrifice rooms, front sand back
porches water, lights and bath, in first
class condition $3.50; half cash, balance
20 months Apply 7211 Sloss avenue, one
block East Lake car.
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FOR SALE-Tenth avenue. South. good
2-story, 7-room house; high elevated lot;
$4,000, terms to suit the purchaser. Grant
e. Poe, 2131 Third avenue.
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FOR sALE-Good gentle young horse, fine
driver and Columbus buggy; cheap if
taken at once. Z-69, care Age-Herald.
10-1-2t-fri-su
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FOR SALE-Coal yard and teams; best
location in the district for retail coal
business; bad health cause of selling
Address ITO, Age-Herald.