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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27
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FOR SALE FOR SALE
SOIITH HIGHLANDS.

SOU11 6lGttllANOS. S6000-New 7-room, 2-story, modern dwell ing; splendid location; terms easy. $S500-Beautiful, modern, 9-room home, Hanover Circle; hardwood floors; two baths. S9000-Modern 10-room residence, 18th ave nue south east of 20th street; high lot, facing south SS750-Fine residence lot, S215x170; corner 20th street. south of Phoenix club. $5250-S-room dwelling, avenue l, east ol 20th street; two baths. $4500-Nice Groom home, sos Georgia street; easy terms.
 NORWOOD. $4750-Nice Groom home on large, corner lot block from car line. $6000-New S-room, modern dwelling, hard- wood floors, furnace; near car line.
 WEST END. S2650-Nice S-room home on corner lot, block from car line; terms. S2250-New broom cottage, bath. cabinet mantels, corner lot; easy terms
 WOODLAWN. $2750-New S-room home, with bath; high lot near car line.
 EAST LAKE. S2500-9-room home, on high lot near Rugby car line; small part cash, bal ance like rent, with interest at 4 per cent
 We sell real estate in all parts of Bir- mingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27


 s5500-Five-acre tract within few hundred feet of I. C. and Frisco shops, and near the North Highlands car line.
 An Attractive Home
 This is a Mountain Terrace home, built by owner for his own use, but ill., health necessitates his leaving the city. If is brand new; built by day labor and therefore better than the average house: Is compact frame with slate roof; on large lot S5-foot frontage, overlook ing city: has porte cochere, spacious porches and verandas; unusually large light and airy living room. Dining room with beamed ceiling, large kitchen, with tiled floor and wainscoting pantries ana storerooms, large refrigerator built Tn house. four bedrooms and sewing room upstairs, two large, lovely bath rooms, tile floors and wainscoting, fine cement basement with complete laundry, serv- ants' room and bath, large closets throughout, private telephone to every room, workmanship and finish excellent throughout. We will gladly show you this ideal home and can quote you an unusually low price on 1t.
 Cliff Road Home
 The lot is a beauty, faces south on oeau- tiful CIiff road, which connects Moun- tain Terrace with the famous Highland avenue residence district. DraihaSe could not be improved on; lot made to order. guttered and sodded, with walks and driveways laid out. all street i'm provemepts made and paid for The house is of striking English design the plans are by one of our best firms ol architects in the south, and the con struction was carefully superintended py architects and owner. The floor IS naro- wood throughout and the furnace IS oi the best make. There are living room library, dining room, sun pRrlor, butler s pantry, kitchen, large front and pacR r porches. five bedrooms, two baths, two servants' rooms, finished attic that can be divided into four large rooms, bu' undivided makes excellent day nursery or billiard room; terraces The mouse is complete and the price and terms bet ter than you could do If you built your self. There is excellent view from botf front and back porch. The rear view shows great sweep of Jefferson county | and the front view overlooks beautifu | Red mountain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27
LOOK At These Desirable HOMES
 AND INVESTMENTS

this place. which is about rental value If you want your moneys worth in an unusually attractive home, let us take you to this property. No harm to LOOK We have many other homes and vacant lots for sale on North Highlands. Ask us about them.
 SUBURBAN.
 S75 Cash Payment Balance about 80 per month will secure a pretty broom cottage. almost new and in perfect condition. Nice cabinet mantles, electric lights, sanitary sewer age, bath, china press. kitchen cabi- nets. etc. Graded streets and paved sidewalks to car. Well located in West End. Price S245O on above easy terms. See this and quit paying rent. We have many other houses and vacant lots for sale all over West End. See us abopt them.
 SEE THIS SNAP. Two beautiful lots being together 100xl90 feet, facing Tuscaloosa avenue and car line, best section of West End, with handsome cottage, rooms, hall, every modern convenience. This is the best proposition to be had in West End. It will take about $1000 cash, balance about s25 per month to handle this property, or purchaser might make some other
 
 offer if the owner will accept See this, compare 1t with everything else for sale in West End, and then make up your mind. This place has beautiful roses, fruit, servants house, barn, etc, sand is sure money-maker.
 s10O CASH PAYMENT.
 balance easy, within reason, to suit pur- chaser's requirements, will secure splen- did property consisting of unusually pretty lot with nice elevation above street; one block of car, facing south, right in the center of West End. Has 5-room house, hall, electric lights, gas, bath, sanitary sewerage, etc Is a steady renter and can deliver with or without tenant April 1. Price s26oO, either large or small cash payment down. See us about this as it is worth the time. We have many other houses and vacant lots for sale all over West End. Ask us about them.
 WE HAVE OTHERS IN EVERY PART OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM-AsK us ABOUT THEM. IF YOU WISH TO SELL, SEE US AT ONCE. WE HAVE A GOOD STRING OF GUS TONERS ALL THE TIME.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27
SOUTHSIDE.

SOQ1itSlJG. S25, ,000- Elegant South Highland home; east of 29th street. s2o, ,00o-- Modern residence on Highland avenue; eight rooms. ST, ,000-Beautiful Southside home in very best or South Highland residential sec ton. s1600O-Nice brick modern residence on Highland Park. 1sO0o-Splendid bargain in an up-to-date, modern southside homc east of 20th street. s10,0GO-Fine S-room home on Waucoma avenue; all modern improvements, in- cluding garage. S10,000-Modern and absolutely new home on Hanover Circle; hardwood and mis- sien interior with handsome mantel and other fixtures. ss0O0-South Highland residence with nine rooms and servants house; basement and all eoTtveniences. s75o6-New s.room house on Elm street; absolutely modern in every respect. s7500-10-room, 2-story residence on 30th street; now and modern. s7200-Beautiful Southside home on Glen Iris avenue; modern; intef4or mission finished. $6259-Beauiifully finished home with six rooms on Louise avenue. $60oo-Six-ioom home on Louise avenue; hardwood floors, furnace heat, mission finished nirrored doors and bar gain.
 S5250-10-roon residence in Richmond Place; mooern Improvements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

GET A HOME FOR YOURSELf-Be your own landlord; get settled in your own home, thereby accomplishing three desirable results at one stroke, viz; Externally settle the bothersome, annoy inr rent question:" save your money. and secure the home satisfaction that cannot be had any other way. n We will take pleasure in showing these and others at any time to suit your convenience. Call on us.
 SouTHSIDE AND HIGHLANDS.
 s3S00.
 Nice two-story, modern. 7-room residence on car line; good neighborhood near, Behren's park and Richmond place; about s6oo cash. balance about 80 per month will get this desirable home; we have other homes and vacant lots for sale on South Highlands. Ask us about them. ALSO CASH OVERWHELMING $40
 PER MONTH.
 Nice lot facing east on car line near 10th avenue and 18th street. south, with practically new, two-story, 7-room, mod ern residence; price for short period. s5oob Let us show you this. We have other homes and vacant lots for sale on South Highlands. Ask us about them.
 NoRTHsIDE AND HIGHLANDS.
 
 Beautiful corner lot, overlooking city, 50 feet front by 1eo feet or more, to alley. Lot lies almost level and has unusually well built cottage with nice reception hall; -four large -roems, front and back porehes, -electric lights etc This house is not -new, but IS built strong and Of rood material and will be standing when some of the brand new" ones are ..dead and sone" We can arrange terms of about s275 or sSoo cash. balance about $32 per month. or if these terms do not suit we might arrange it other wise to suit purohasers convenience within reason. Here is a genuine snap and { nleney-maker for somebody. Let us show 1t to you and then be your own judge. It will sell on its own merits and the first taker gets 1t. We have many other homes and vacant lots for sale on North Highlands. Ask us about them.
 s4500
 very large, unusually we'll built and hand soYnely finished Groom cottage, facing east on Huntsville avenue, half block of ear line. One of the prettiest homes on that nice street. We can make terms of about $500 cash and sss per month on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27
FOR SALE

S5O00--Weli-hGilt and complete home on
 Southside near Idlewild.
 s45oo-F;ve-ioom cottage. bungalow style,
 on Cherry street
 Ss7Oo-Six-room stucco house; large iot; two-story.
 s75o0-Beautiful Southside home on Orange
 avenue. nine rooms and sun porch. NoRTHsIDE. seooO-New, S-room residence located near
 Norwood
 s575n-PIeasant cottage on elevated lot,
 North Highlands.
 s35O0-Beautiful 6-room bungalow near Marsha9i avenue: small cash payments with balance in monthly payments. $915e-Five.room bungalow, neighborhood
 of 14th avenue and Marshall avenue;
 easy payments.
 s2s5o-BTand new dwelling on 18th avenue
 near 10th: seven rooms and reception | hall
 It is a hard matter to put before the public something that will please each
 one; therefore, you will notice l am not
 advertising any vacant or suburban property this week, but leave it to your own wise judgment if you are looking for a real bargain to call and see me. If I can't sell you what you want 1t will | not cost you anything. Also see my rental list of homes and
 stores; rent now while the weather is | good ana you can look around, and be-
 fore all the best places are taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

3,e50-Fine farm of 201 acres five miles from railroad station Near to good school and churches; 40 acres in culti- vation, all level, rich land; 4C acres fine pine timber. Good residence and a tenant house barns and outhouses. Fine ap- pie orchard. This is a splendid farm, on a good road and in g good community.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

: 500--Fo.ty acres with 3-room house within less than a mile of sta tion on Seaboard railroad. Fifteen acers good land in cul- tivation. This Is a good chick en farm, and can be made to double in value by little i'm provement Near rapidly growing town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

-2GJ- $625o-Four cottages on lot 105x10o, within walking distance heart of city; houses in good repair, all occupied, good ten ants rent for $76S per year. Bargain
 -266- 525o-Eight-room residence, modern con- veniences. Northside walking distance from town.
 s315O-Nice suburban, six-room cottage on car line ef sS50O- Brand new. two-story house, west End lot 50xl90 all modern eonyen- fences; cement sidewalks in yard; 11a blocks from car. Easy terms.
 --269- $725O- Eight-room, brick veneer home Tn Norwood; exceptionally wel-built, con- venient to two car lines; reduction on price more than s100O.
 --27O-- $s00o-Vacant lot, on corner, faces south, prettiest lot on Cliff road. Worth in vestisating.
 s26. .OO0-5th avenue lot 50x190 between Fist and 22d streets, with Improvements, renting for SIP per month.
 --272- s725o-A modern, new, S-room residence on South Highlands, hardwood floors. Price reduced from $s50O.
 -273- s1O0N-1s acres in Greater Birmingham; improvements worth about s250O; well and spring on the property; suitable for dairy and truck farm
 -274- -Two-story, brick veneer residence, consisting of two apartments of SIX rooms each,N three or four years olo : also six-room house on alley; lot 5ox 1sO; property rents for $60 per month. -27S- s550O-Five-acre tract within few hundred feet of l. c. and Frisco shops, and near the North Highlands car line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

We have a large number of farms in north Alabama and in the Black Belt. Everything we offer you has been examined by a member of our firm who is a soil expert and well informed on farm land values. We do not take up your time looking at poor propositions. Call at our office and see our large list of farms. The above are only sam ples.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

< s,1OO-Fine dairy farm at Easonville, s5 miles from Birmingham; 96 acres good land on pike road. Very large spring, fine resi- dence, large barn, tenant house; 800 fruit trees Rented this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

{ 2,400-Good farm of 240 acres Ea miles from Vincent, on Gen. traI of Georgia railroad. Near ly all level and good soil; SC acres cleared and in cultiva- ton. Small house and other improvements. Cord wood enough to pay for the place Two fine springs and a creek Being good soil and near to good town. this place is very attractive. Easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27
G. F.  Alabama FARM LANDS

s14, 30O--Over 300 acres on Coosa river, 10 miles from Birmingham. Two miles from railroad, five miles from town of nearly 1900 population. About 500 acres in cultivation, more than 200 acres fertile river and creek bottom, balance strong red clay soil. River and creek banks high, No overflow land on the farm. Almost entire place level and easily culti- vated; 80 acres in Upland tim ber, 30 acres in creek bottom. This is one of the best large tracts of farm land in north Alabama. Will produce big crops of every kind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27

7,00O-A very fine stock farm of 473 acres lying along large creek. Fifty miles from Birmingham, near Vincent, on Central of Georgia railroad. Excellent cane and natural grass pas- ture; 130 acres creek bottom in cultivation, all deep, strong, rich soil; 150 acres upland, in g cultivation. Two large springs and creek. Five dwellings and two barns. Easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-27
Our Reputation Insures 8
 Square Deal
Motion Realty Company A. B. White, Sales Agent
 POPS Third Ave.
FOR SALE

Richmond Place $500 Cash--And Balance Monthly. A very pretty, S-room, 2-story house; practically new; downstairs finished in oak; fronts east on large. high, corner lot; near Loop cars; easily worth 5000; price, $5450
 West End
 s1OO Cash and S8O Month Buys a new, 2-story, S-room house; has hot and cold bath, electric lights, cabi- net mantles, water, sewers and gas; on improved street. near cars, school, library and churches; stop the rent collector by buying this $S3oo. On N. Bessemer and s. Ensley Car line, this side of Rising station; q new, modern and up-to-date, 2-story house; rooms and bath; hot and cold water, cabinet mantles, electric lights. etc.; splendid homo on a fine lot; owner leaving state and willing to mako a sacrifice for quick sale; terms, $5O0 cash, balance to suit
 Fountain Heights
 &35O Cash, Balance Monthly For a new, Groom cottage on a pretty lot overlooking the city; an attractive place that has every modern improve ment; price cut for quick sale.
 $500 Cash Well, just let me show you what nice homes I can sell for $500 cash and bal ance like rent
 There is not space enough In The Age-Herald for list of property. Geo Q MahrV 1905 Ed Ave. Phones 2651
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-09-01
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-09-01

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10

II
ehood The tne little songster will furousy battle for the
possession of her BROOD and Will die defence The one
and the gress terrible when fight to keep
their whelps against this universal Laa0 of Nature stands
Senator Ta and statute In the South Oorozina Code In
some way incredible it may legislature of that
State enacted law giving the father of child the right
deed away to whomsoever he pleased Under this law
Senator Imans whose young wife had to leave him
account OF alleged drunkenness and cruel treatment conveyed
the two children of the marriage their grandfather One of
these children is little girl
In spite Of the pleadings Of the mother, Senator Tman
holds to them He says that he has attack to make on
her character but that she unfit to raise her children
What fouler attack be made the character of wo
than to sag that she as not t 10 raise air.?
Senator Imans married lady whose family connec-
tons good any this country. She herself re-
fined and accomplished lady Her great misfortune was to
marry man who could not at least did appreciate the
prize he had
He led her fearful fe-a life that must have been one of
daily tormenand he breaks her heart by robbng
her children.
Senator TAon ought not to be party to this CRIME It
IS crmea crime against Nature, against Justice against
God to rob that mother of her babies
Did you hear beWail the loss of child? No
sound that falls human heartrendno The
that heard in Ramah has been heard all over the
EARTH wherever have been mothers then mourne
of lost children.
In the Tlman case the loss of the little ones IS Intensified
By the cruel fact that they lost to bit her alone q0bo
has the God gioen right to them.
1t is shame Senator Tllman will lose the respect Of all
thinking if he does not return those tots to their
mother
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10

Danbury hatmakng firms, that judgment for 1922 dam
stands against every member of the Labor Union
The broad principle has been asserted that every cornna
who pays dues Union which supports the American Fed
Grafton of Labor responsible for the official acts of the Fed
erati0ms officers.
The principle is soundconsequeny it is to the interest of
the various local Unions consider very carefully all such
matters the Pearre BILL the defiance Of restraining orders
the boycottng of manufacturing establishments, etc.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10


full to the of Labor.
The JrrFERsoN1AN believes Mr. Gompers to an able and
hearty accord But extremely important matters he
has been badly advised Not being lawyer himself he has
been in need of good counsel and he has not had it.
Any really competent attorney would have told him that
his effort deprive the Of the protect bus
ness would end in complete failure If Congress should be
insane enough to enact such legislation to- the Courts would
have to set aside In numberess the natural and eg
of property business and therefore law which
declares that the courts shall protect the in the free
of his property o1d destroy ITS vaz Of course such
law would be unconstitutional 1t would violate of the
vital clauses of the Great Charter of liberties
Evidently Mr. Gompers lawyers failed to explain this to
him. for he his support to the Pearre BILL IN good faith
without the slightest doubt of its being consistent with the
right to and use private property.
On the boycott policy he has been equally misled the
law The blacklist and the boycott hostile to the elementary
principles of English liberty.
If nsoent employer of labor should pursue you from
you out from work. ro66ing yo Of the right to Mveyou
turn upon him, and make him smell hell And that's exactly
his hands, for the future with Injunction IF the scoundre
who you with the blacklist represents corporation
you make the corporation smoke And you enon
that, also.
On the other hand you must prosecute individual
or corporation with boycott In principle it is the same
the cowardy and dabocal blacklist Both of them proceed
in practically the manner and result practically the
thing If the blacklist persecution succeeds
starved out Nobody will give you job Your liberty to dis
pose of labor you fit destroyed OutaWed by
the malignant blacklist you lose your life 0ou due process
Of 1a0
the thing happened? Nobody will work for him. sell
him. buy from him. Outlawed by the boycott his business
perhes and the value of his property destroyed e0ho
due process Of zao0.
If backsts boycotts could thrive in this country
poyees and employers aoouzd lose all independence.
In fact were two systems developed they lead
deadlock all business Would be parayzed and ned haze
ozass-aoar that qoo1d be godsend to the Socialists
Can't you see THAT, Brother Gompers?
1t because the United Hatters of North America
running their heads against stone walls in boyoong those
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
Senator Tjlhna,1, ShorO Your NanGness
BY Giving Thdt Mother Her Babes!

S there anywhere in Nature right more sacred
than that of mother to her child? Did an angel
ever a holier look than beauties the young
wife's face she gazes the infant that lies in
her arms!
The very birds of the air. and beasts Of the
Hnld oradE L. LII
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
H01V q Leader May Get His Men
Into Deep Trouble

F the Hon. Samuel Gompers had been guided by
lawyer who is we'll grounded in fundamental prin-
ciples, there would not now be pending against the
Labor Unions judgment for S222, 900.
Not only will such penalty be severe blow
to the finances of the Labor organizations, but its
effect upon public oninion will necessarily be hurt
The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-04

be on hand working in behalf of their
candidacy, thus adding renewed interest
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day.
After the day and its meetings are over
all will father round the festive board in
FL Jebel Temple for the purpose of learn.
ing anew from American Statesmen the
principles of Republicanism which after
all are the principles of Lincoln, the man
unto whose memory the msjori,y party
ot the nation annually gives one day.
Ample provisions have been made for
all VINO attend, and those who fail will
miss the pleasures and inspirations of
one of the great events in the history Of
Colorado Republicanism.