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For chief Justice of the supreme court, Dowdell 22. NeSmth 29. For associate justice of the supreme court for the regu- lar term, Anderson 3S. Evans 1S. Somer- vile 54. For judge of Tenth judicial cir cult, Carmichael 23 Coleman 3, Crow 2o' For solicitor of Tenth judicial. circuit Hanby 5 Lea 4, Mcqueen s15, Tate 2s. For United States senator f lterm beginning March 4 1913, Bankhe 21, Knox 4, White 2S.
 For state senator. s7, smith To- For representatives, ard 19, Eastis r, Hamill 31, Judge Knight Is. Me Donald 21, Motion IS, 19 O'Gara ls, O'Neil IS, Percy 31, Rit -A IS, Tarrant 8. Thompson IS, Urquhart 3s, West 27, White 3. For delegates, O'Neal 20, Mallory 33.
 43-LOCUST FORK
 For governor, Mallory 14 oNeal F. For lieutenant governor, Seed 13, Thomas 13. For secretary of state, Brown 13, Greer 10. For treasurer, Hodge ?, Purifoy 3, Wilkinson 13. For auditor, Allgood r, Kennedy S, Smith 2. for attorney general, BrickeE 3, Bulger IS, Riddle 3. For superin- tendent of education, Willingham &. For commissioner of agriculture and Industries. Kolb 5, Ward 5. For as- sociate railroad commissioner, Craft 9, Hamburger, Jr., ?, Julian 16, Kennedy 3, Lusk ', McCord 10, Price 10. For chief justice of the supreme court, Dowdell 5, NeSmith 21. For associate justice of the supreme court for the regular term, Henderson 12, Evans 18. Somerville '. For judge of Tenth ju- dicial circuit, Carmichael II, Coleman 8. Crow 5, Garrett 1. For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit Black T. Hanbv 16. Mcqueen 1, Tate 12. For United States senator for term beginning March 4, 1913. Bankhead 13, White 5. For state senator, Morrow 23. For representatives, Barnard 8, Eastis 2, Hamill 13, Judge 1, Knight 2, McDon- aid g. Motion 12, Mudd 14, OGara 1, O'Neil 4, Walker 20, Ritter IS, Tarrant 24, Thompson 21, Urquhart 19, West s, White 8.
 For delegates from Jefferson county to the state convention, ONeal dele gates 12, Mallory delegates 14.
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MT. PENSION


 For governor, Mallory 60, ONeal 43. For lieutenant governor, Seed IT, Thomas B For secretary of state, Brown 59, Greer 20. For treasurer, Hodge 2, Puri- foy 45, Wilkinson 45. For auditor, All good 93, Kennedy g, Smith l. For attor- ney general, Brickell 8, Bulger 71, Rid dle IT. For superintendent of education, DuBose 7S. Sharpe 2, Willingham 72. For commissioner of agriculture and indus tries. Johnson s4, Kolb g. Ward 8. For associate railroad commissioner, Craft {, Hamburger 2s, Julian 19, Kennedy 4, Lrsk 60, McCord 33, Price 49. For chief justice supreme court, Dowdell 43, Ne Smith 67. For associate justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre 93 For associate justice of the su- preme court for the regular term, Ander- son 69. Evans AS, Somerville 6s. For supernumerary judge, Aston SS. For judge Tenth judicial circuit, Carmichael 2s, Coleman Il, Crow 60, Garrett 5. For additional judge Tenth judicial circuit. Lane SS. For solicitor of Tenth Judicial circuit, Black Is, Hanby 69. Mcqueen 13. Smith 8, Tate 5. For chancellor of the Northwestern chancery division, Benners S2. For United States senator for term beginning March 4, 1913, Bankhead 4S, Knox 5, White 49. For representative in Sixty-second Congress of United States from the Ninth congressional district, Underwood S6. For executive committee men from Ninth congressional district, Hcwze S1, Sandefur M.
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4S-wyLAM

46-WYLAM
 For governor, Mallory 61 ONeal 126. For lieutenant governor, Seed s. Thomas IFS. For secretary of state, Brown 126, Greer 46. For treasurer, Hodge 62, Purifoy 64 Wilkinson 59. For auditor Allgood 59, eral, Brickell, 4s Bulger 36, Riddle ST. For superintendent of education, DuBose 12. Sharpe 29, Willingham 139 For com missioner of agriculture and industries Johnson 57, Kolb 39 Ward S9 For asso- ciate railroad commissioner, Craft g, Hamburger no, Julian 36, Kennedy 4, Lusk 4o,; McCord Ill, Price 3S. For chief justice of the supreme court, Dowdell 4S, NeSmith 1855. For associate justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term. Save 160. For associate justice of the supreme court for the regular term, An derson S1, Evans 3s, Somerville 132. For supernumerary judge. Aston IA. For judge Tenth judicial circuit Carmichael 27. Coleman "A. Crow "A Garrett 55. For additional judge Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama. Lane 147 For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit, Black 39, Hanby 0, Lea 8. Mcqueen 12, Smith 19, Tate ,03. For chancellor of northwestern chancery division. Benners, 136. For United States senator for term beginning March 4, 1913, Bankhead 56. Knox g, White 120. For representative in 62nd Congress of United States from the Ninth congressional dis trict of Alabama, Underwood 172 For executive committeeman from Ninth con- gressional district. I\owze 155, sandefur 16l.
 z-JONEsBORO
 For governor, Mallory 93, O'Neal s9. For lieutenant governor, Seed 97, Thon- as 7S For secretary of state, Brown 11s, Greer 42. For treasurer, Hodge g, Puri- foy 9S, Wilkinson 59. For auditor, All good 9O Kennedy A. Smith B. For at torney general, Brickell 24 Bulger 94. Riddle 62 For superintendent of edu- cation, DuBose 27. Sharpe 24 Willing ham 119. For commissioner of agricul- turs and industries, Johnson F, Kolb 94, Ward 67. For associate railroad com missioner, Craft 13, Hamburger 56, Ju- Han 29 Kennedy 12, Lusk "A, McCord 59, Price 97. For chief justice of the su- prene court, Dowdell 73, NeSmith 107. For associate justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre 142. For associate justice of the supreme court foi the regular term. Anderson S7, Evans 91 Somervile 13O. For supernu- merary judge, Alston 121. For judge of Tenth judicial circuit, Carmichael 30, Coleman 62. Crow 30, Garrett 48. For additional judge Tenth judicial circuit, Lane 135. For solicitor of Tenth Judicial circuit, Black P, Hanby 76, Lea 21, Mo- Queen ST., Smith 4, Tate, 19. For chan cellor of the Northwestern chancery di- vision, Benners. 125. For United States senator for term beginning March 1,
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5O-CROCKERS

For governor, Mallory IA, O'Neal p. For | lieutenant governor, Seed %, Thomas l. For secretary of state, Brown 19, Greer S.
 For treasurer, Hodge g. Purfoy 3, Wilk- inson %. For auditor, Allgood "A, Smith
 13 For attorney general, Brickell B. Bull
 ger 8, Riddle 12 For superintendent of education, DuBose 19, Sharpe ?, Willing
 ham 15. For commissioner of agriculture
 and industries, Johnson 35, Kolb 5, Ward
 g. For associate railroad commissioner, Craft 1, Hamburger 1, Julian 25 Kennedy 10, Lusk 4, McCord 8. Price 2. For chief justice of the supreme court, Dowdell B. NeSmith 37. For associate justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre 34. For associate-5ustice e. the su- preme court for the regular term, Ander- son IS, Evans 5, Somerville TO- For sup ernumerary judge, Aston 34. For judge of Tenth judicial circuit, Carmichael H. Coleman H. Crow il, Garrett l. For ad- ditonal judge Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama, Lane g. For solicitor of Tenth
 judicial circuit, Mcqueen 3, Tate 3l. For chancellor of northwestern chancery dl-
 vision. Benners 26. For United States Sem
 ator for term beginning March 4, 1913,
 Bankhead 27, Knox 2. White 15. For rep resentative in Sixty-second Congress of United States from the Ninth congress
 sional district of Alabama, Underwood S6.
 For executive committeeman from Ninth congressional district, Howze 23, Sande- fur 18.
 For state senator, Morrow 22 Smith 9. For representatives, Barnard 27, Eastis q, Hamill 2, Judge 27, Mcdonald 20. Mol
 ton 32 Mudd 10, O'Gara F, O,Neil 3l,
 Percy r, Ritter 6, Thompson r, Urqu-
 hart r, West 23, White 2. For delegates,
 ONeal delegates S2, Mallory delegates F.
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7-DOLOMITE

Dolomite-For governor, Mallory 30,
 O Neal A. For lieutenant governor, Seed
 3s, Thomas 14. For secretary of state,
 Brown S4, Greer A. For treasurer, Hodge
 B. Purifoy 21, Wilkinson 27. For auditor,
 Allgood 2S Kennedy IS, Smith 3. For att
 torney general, Brickell 26, Bulger l6,. Rid
 dle 10. For superintendent of education,
 DuBose 2, Sharpe 5, Willingham 45. For commissioner of agriculture and indus
 tries, Johnson 5, Kolb 3s, Ward 8. For associate railroad commissioner, Craft C., | Hamburger, Na,, II, Julian 26 Kennedy 2, | Lusk 19, McCord IA. Price 20. For chief ljustice of the supreme court, .Dowdell 2l, NeSmith g. For associate justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre 3S. For associate justice of the supreme court for the regular term, An derson 30, Evans 8, Somerville 40. For | supernumerary judge, Alston 30. For Judge of Tenth judicial circuit, Car | michael 5. Coleman 9, Crow 0, Garrett, | 26 For additional judge Tenth judicial | circuit of Alabama, Lane 27. For solicitor | of Tenth judicial circuit. Black S. Hanby | 3. Lea 6, Mcqueen q. Smith 0, Tate 16. | For chancellor of northwestern chancery division. Benners 2S For United States | senator for term beginning March 4, | 1913, Bankhead S4, Knox o, White r. For representa- tive in Sixty-second congress of | United States from the Ninth congress | sional district of Alabama, Underwood | 30. For executive committeeman from | Ninth congressional district, Howze O., | Sandefur C.
 | For state senator Morrow 70, Peevy O., | Smith A. For representatives, Barnard 21,
 Eastis B. Hamill 2s, Judge 14. Knight 27,
 McDonald 19, Motion 19 Mudd 16, O'Gara l ]. O'Neil 21.. Percy 23, Ritter 30, Tarrant | 30, Thompson 37 Urquhart 2S, West 22, White H.
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6-yIRGINIA

For governor, Mallory H. O'Neal S. For lieutenant governor, Seed 12 Thomas g. For secretary of state, Brown ', Greer 2. For treasurer, Hodge 1, Purifoy 1, Wilkin- son IS. For auditor Allgood 13, Kennedy 4. Smith 8. For attorney general, Brick ell 6, Bulger 8, Riddle 5. For superintend- ent of education, DuBose 1, Sharpe l. Wiilingham IS. For commissioner of az riculture and industries, Johnson ', Kolb 10 Ward 2. For associate railroad com missioner. Craft 3, Hamburger, Jr, 4. Ju- Han 15, Kennedy D. Lusk 6. McCord 4, Price 2. For chief justice of the supreme court, Dowdell 3, NeSmith 1T. For asso- ciatc justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre 19. For associate jus tce of the supreme court for the regu- lar term, Anderson 15 Evans 10 Somer- vile 10. For supernumerary judge. AL ston 19. For judge of Tenth judicial cir cult, Carmichael ', Coleman l. Crow II, Garrett i. For additional judge Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama. Lane 16. For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit Black 5, Hanby 5, Lea l. Mcqueen 6. Smith o, Tate ?. For chancellor of Northwestern chan cery division, Benners 19. For United States senator for term beginning March 4, 1913, Bankhead 4, Knox 1, White 15 For representative in Sixty-second Congress of United States from the Ninth congress sonal district of Alabama, Underwood 79. For executive committeeman from Ninth congressional district, Howze IS, Sande- fur IS.
 For state senator, Morrow IA, Peevy 1, Smith 1.
 For representatives. Barnard B. Easts Is, Hamil 2. Judge 4, Knight 19, McDon- aid A. Motion 3, Mudd 10, O'Gara 4 O,Neil 5. Percy IT, Ritter o. Tarrant 15, Thomp- son g, Urquhart IS. West 5. White 6.
 For Delegates-ONeal delegates, 8; Nal lory delegates, II.
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IS-lHu sSt LILLE
 For governor, Mallory 34. O'Neal 37. For lieutenant governor, Seed 45, Thom- as 21. For secretary of state, Brown 43. Greer IS. For treasurer, Hodge IS, Purifoy 31, Wilkinson 20. For auditor, Alleood 62, Brooks 4. For attorney gen. eral, Brickell B, Bulger 23. Riddle H. For superintendent of education. DuBose A., Willingham 53. For commissioner of agri- culture and industries. Johnson II. Kolb B. Ward 20. For associate railroad com- missioner. Craft 16, Hamburger 21, Ju- Han 26, Kennedy 4, Lusk 19, McCord 1S, Price 24. For fchief justice of the su- preme court. Dowdell 18, NeSmith 4S For associate Justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre 59. For associate Justice of the supreme court for the regular term, Anderson B. Evans 2s Somerville 32. For supernu- merary judge, Alston 60. For judge of Tenth judicial circuit. Carmichael 23. Coleman 3. Crow 39 Garrett G. For addi- tional judge Tenth Judicial circuit, Lane 61 For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit Black IA. Hanby 12, Lea 5, Mcqueen z, Smith 31, Tate g. For chancellor of Northwestern chancery division Benners 54. For United States senator for term beginning March 4, 1913, Bankhead 42, White 30. For representative in Sixty second Congress of the United States from the Ninth congressional district, UnderYBood q, For executive committee
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mar from Ninth congressional district, Howze 61, Sandefur 53
 For state senator, Morrow 94, Smith 44. For representatives, Barnard 31, Eastis 26, Hamill 32. Judge 2S. Knight 20. Me Donald 32, Motion 32, Mudd 33, O'Gara l. ONeil 26, Percy il, Ritter 19, Tarrant 3S, Thompson 31 Urquhart 25, West 3o White 13. Delegates to democratic state convention, ONeal delegates 37, Nal lory delegates 34
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CONTINUED ON PAGE 12.)
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'sFARMS''

$75-Per acre, 100 acre, all in cultivation,
level. rich red land, no rocks. no gull
lies or bitches; will produce so to 10
bushels corn, one to one-half bales of
cotton and five tons alfalfa hay per acre
without fertilizer; adjoining railroad
village; will net the price in two years.
s27. 50-Per acre, $50 acres rich valley
farm, 200 acres cleared, springs, well
and creek; an ideal stock FARM good
5-room cottage, three tenant houses and
barn; four blocks of depot; terms
S2o-Per acre, $50 acres, $50 cleared, three
tenant houses, barn, two springs, creek,
an ideal stock farm; two miles of coun-
ty seat; terms.
s5OO0-100 acres of land fronting on the
far famed and beautiful bay of Biloxi;
steamers land in 800 feet of front gate;
has S-room, we'll finished house. two
servant houses and barn, and is the
very best of land for growing oranges,
grapefruit, pecans or truck; has now a
large number of bearing orange trees,
pecans, grapes, scuppernongs, mulber-
ries, figs and pears. Party now living
there Is a florist and a good one, and
the flower gardens are in a high state
of cultivation. Fishing and bathing Is
fine Terms of one and two years.
This place must be seen to be appre-
ciated: let us show 1t to you.
If interested in buying, selling or ex-
changing farms for Birmingham prop
erty see
FARM REALTY co.
T0A-5G Rrowu-Marx
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES-one cent word day, no ma.
taken for less than Csc for first inser-
uon, Cnsh must accompany order.
FOR SALE-ENSLEY


500 each, $25 cash and $40 a month, 231
lots In Tuxedo Park; 25-foot front; close
to car lines. $137. 80 each, $35 cash ana
$3.50 month. Ia 25-foot lots on Bessie
avenue, Tuxedo; one block from school.
$500 each. one a corner, two lots IN
Birmingham Ensley, near Shadyside;
500 cash and $40 a month. $3.50, $50
cash and balance in l and 2 years
lot worth $1050 in Terrace park; this is
cheap. $1,000 one-third cash and the bal
ance 6 and - months, lot on the pike
at Palmer; only 100 feet from the South
Ensley car line; this is worth $500.
$3.50, lot on the good side of the pike
at Palmer Terrace: easy terms. 1929, IL
you hurry, $3.50 cash, balance easy, %
foot lot in the William Burgin survey;
right at Palmer Terrace $1,000, easy
terms, lot 2Sth street and Avenue f.
Homes-S975, $3.50 cash, balance $1,000 a
month: finest kind of new 4-room house
on a good street: fine place for chick
ems: near car line. $1250, $50 cash and
SIS a month, 4-room house, good loca-
ton, near school $1,000, $500 cash, the
assumption of a $1,000 mortgage due in )
years, the balance s25 a month; this is
out the Corey way and Is nearly new.
rooms, on good street $780, $3.50
cash, balance s25 a month; new Groom
house with bath, hot and cold water,
etc; fine, on a good street. $4000-S1SoO
in three years. $500 cash and the bal
ance $40 month, near Palmer on the
pike; rooms. BATH gas, electricity,
all new look at this. $3250, $3.50 cash,
balance easy by the month; rooms,
right at car line, Palmer Terrace; this
house is worth $3.50 easy. has a fur
mace, electric lights; place for electric
iron wire; gas in kitchen. cellar and
bathroom; hot and cold water In cellar
kitchen and bath; all plumbing modern;
plumbing alone cost $91S; only 100 feet
From the station. $1,000 $500 cash, rest
easy bv the month: Broom new bunga-
low; Terrace park on the right side of
the street; stone wall in front; open
every day; look at 1t; all plumbing and
wiring absolutely new and up-to-date.
Ensley Real Estate and Investment
Company Avenue E, between 18th and
10Th straets 9-10-St
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TRADE VERY QUIET
ON MORRIS AVENUE
Scarcity of Irish Potatoes Is
a Feature
ADVANCE Is EXPECTED
Receipts of All Kinds Were Light Yes
terday, Nothing of Importance
Coming in Except the
Staples

Trade was quiet yesterday on Morris
avenue condition which could not be
accounted for by the produce merchants.
Receipts were light, nothing of import
ance coming in except staples.
The scarcity of Irish potatoes is the
feature in the produce market at pres
ent. They are now selling at 95 cents
to 81 per bushel, but the price is expect
ed to rise shortly.
The expected increase in the price of
eggs was not recorded yesterday, candled
eggs still selling at % cents. Eggs and
chickens are unusually scare, however,
and rise in the quotations of both will
not be unexpected.
Quotations wer unchanged in all de-
partments yesterday.
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September At Tate


Tate Spring, September 9.-(Special D
is social life at Tate Spring in Sep
TENDER, the rush of the summer sea
son" having abated, and a sort of en-
joyment ensuing which bears the same
relation to the pleasure of the place in
August that Indian summer does to the
glow of midsummer.
There Is a goodly gathering here of in
teresting people, prominently known In
various lines of activity, social and 9TH
erwise, and the fact that the number OF
guests no longer now rises away up into
the hundreds. gives better opportunity for
knowing these people at their best-that
is, In their time Of ease and leisure.
East Tennessee is never more beau
tiful than in September and especially
does the horseback rider appreciate Its
glory, while even the golfer pauses to
enjoy the charm Of field and woods and
mountains.
Among the large number of well-known
people now here are Mrs. Leroy Percy,
wife of the new United States senator from
Mississippi. and Mrs. Frank H. Crockard,
wife of the vice president and general
manager of the Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad company. They have been
prominent In the social functions of the
week.
Mrs. e. NJ Kilby of Birmingham. one
OF the most beautiful women here, is a
graceful horseback rider and an expert
golfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mebane Of North
Carolina, we'll known socially through
out the south, have been the recipients
of much social attention..
Miss Jenet Berton of Danville, ILL.,, IL
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ander-
son at their cottage home.
Miss Jennie Mobiey of Atlanta, who
was delightfully."- entertained as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. o. r. TomlinSon al
their attractive cottage. u now ct thu
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hotel, and Is an acknowledged belle,
while her very smart toilettes are a con-
slant object of admiration.
The winner of the ladies' golf cup, do
mated by ]. Alwyn Ball of Charleston, in
the two-ball foursome tournament this
eek. was Miss Mary Wright of Pember-
ton, Va, j. D. Fulmer of Memphis being
her partner.
The vice president of the Seaboard, Mr..
Charles r. Caps. with his golf clubs ar
rived Thursday from Portsmouth, Va,
for two weeks outing.
DR.. j. Pettijohn. United States marine
surgeon, stationed at New Orleans, ar
rived Wednesday.
On the golf links are noted this week
William Morrel. Joseph Bull of Savan-
nah, Ca; r. It. Gordon of Louisville
W. M. Reward of Vicksburg Miss: ]. E.
Hickey of Montgomery; Judge M. M.
Allison of Chattanooga. Tenn, and o. w.
Hull of New York city
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MANIFESTATION by young married
man: quiet, steady and sober, as meat
cutter, grocer's clerk shipping clerk,
timekeeper, bookkeeper, labor foreman,
any day work; in or out of town; ref
erences. II end Lord" 2526 Pike ave-
nue., Ensley, Ala
WANTED-Postion as fry cook in hotel
or cafe. Address G. w. L. Graham, care
Age-Herald.
WANTED-A Job as waiter in hotel or
cafe. Address 1905 Railroad avenue,
Avondale, Ala.
MULTIPLICATION by young man as
soda distiller; can furnish the best
Of references Address p. 1905 Sd ave-
ME. South, Woodlawn, Ala.
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SPAIN WILL NOT
CHANGE PLANS

Madrid, September s.-Premier Ca
nalejas In an interview today is quoted
as saying that Spain's reply to the
vatican's most recent note contains lit
tie beyond generalities and assurances
that the question of church dogma is
not involved, cor in other words, ex-
actly like the vatican's note"
Accordingly. the premier expects the
negotiations between Madrid and the
Holy See will remain stationery un-
til the cortes meets when, he says,
"the paddock bill" instead of being
withdrawn will be adopted.
1.-THE paddock bill" prohibits the Gre
alton of further religious establish
ments until the revision of the con-
cordat has been completed or definite
law on the subject has been passed.
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Add to Water Works

Mobile, September 9.-(Speciai)-At .
called meeting of the board of public
works Thursday night City Engineer
Wright Smith reported the completion
of the map of the proposed 100000 extern
sion to the water works and sewer sys-
tenn of Mobile. The engineer is now at
work preparing the practical location of
the sewers. When completed the plans
will provide sewer and water facilities
for every foot of territory within the city
limits.
At a meeting of the committee of the
Mobile County Fair association Thursday
night invitations were extended to United
to be present on November "a, date set
as good roads day, to deliver addresses.
Three hundred dollars in subscriptions
was collected by one committeeman yes
terday.
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FOR RENT

New home on Cliff road,
South Highlands, nicely fur
nished. Living room, dining
room, kitchen, three bedrooms,
two baths. Owner leaving city
for IL months. Immediate posf
session. Jeunison Real Estate
and ms. Co., 2024 Sd avenue.
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HOMES for workingmen: s1575, 9O3 N
42d street, East Birmingham, rooms;
$3.50 cash. balance SIS per month. $l7S5
719 n. 41st street, rooms. $3.50 cash,
balance $40 per month. 1880, 5O9 Lucy
avenue, Smithfleld, 1910 cash, balance
$40 per month. Several more homes.
w r Ieedv & Co. 9-4-7t
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Lncal Cotton Market
Meats

corrected by Southern Beef ana Pro-
vision Company
Lard, lac; compound, Ike.
Rib bellies, 15c.
Clear bellies, 15hc.
D. S. short ribs, 1916.
D. S. fat backs 12iac.
Smoked clea- bellies. 171Ac; fancy. 1910.
Hams, smoked, 1Sc; California 121kc.
Bacon, fancy, 261ac; medium. Pc
Pork loins, lie; spare ribs, lie.
Ham butts, 15c; Boston butts, 15c.