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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Duel to the Death.

FL Paso, TeX.-Word has reached
here that at Valentine, $50 miles east
of here, Joel Finley, a prominent cat
tleman, and Tom Bybee, deputy
sheriff, fought a duel with revolvers
four bullets into Bybee's body, killing
him instantly.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
A Logical Landlord.

Many tenant will sympathize with
the man in this story, from the Phila-
delphia Record. He was renting a
small house which the landlord had
refused to repair. One day the owner
came to see him.
JONES'" he said. Il shall have to
raise your rent"
What for?" asked Jones, anxiously.
Have taxes gone up?"
NO" the landlord answered, but |
see you've painted the house and put
In new range and bathtub. That. OF
course, makes it worth more rent"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Senator EIkIns IMPROVING.

Elkins, w. Va.-Senator Stephen B.
Elkins, whose illness at his home
here has prompted many anxious in
quires from friends in Washington,
continues to show improvement, ac-
cording to his physicians.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Samoans Suffer From Hookworm.

Washington.-Eigh per cent
of the inhabitants of American Samoa
disease, according to the annual re-
port of Captain E. Parker, U. S. ~,
retired, governor of the American
Islands of the Samoan group.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Blew Postoffice SAFE.

Indianapolis.-Af wrecking the
postoffice safe, taking $3.50 in money
and stamps, and attempting to gain
entrance to the vault of the Farmers
State bank. in Bargersville, seventeen
miles south of Indianapolis. safe
blowers made their escape
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Injured in Automobile Collision.

Dallas, Tex.-Jesse Prick, Jr., OF
Dallas, was fatally injured when an
automobile collided with motor
cycle on the State Fair speedway
Sunday afternoon and crashed through
the fence into crowd of spectators.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Admits Killing Pc lceman.

East st. Louis Ill.-Lee Rhodius,
"a years old, arrested in connection
with various drug store robberies. ad-
mits that he killed a st. Louis police.
man last summer
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
An ExactInq Parsonage.

Il suppose you find life easier
since the summer boarders have
gomez"
Nope" replied Farmer Corntossel;
we're workin' an worryin' just as
much as ever tryin' to keep the hired
man contented."
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Memorial Services for DolIiver.

hington-Memorial services for
the late Senator Jonathan p Dolliver,
of Iowa. were held here on Sunday
In the Foundry Methodist church.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
Important to Mothera

A business firm advertises a shirt
without buttons. That's no novelty.
Many a bachelor has worn them for
years.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

,rhtr, o.A s-CATTLE-Recsipts ooo.
STEADY ha.,e.s 81 7o0SS; Texas steers IS 40 N
IS rs: Western steers. s46s6 20: stockers and
feeders, "a IS a SIS IS; COWS ana neiIerss 81 25 q
IS 40 calves 81 9oG $40 HoGs-Recetpts.
$4,000: Sc lower than early; light IS 45d SO 10:
SIS IS % rooS - choice heavy, IS 20 n SIS IS:
piss. ss ao5Ss9: bulk Of sales IS 400 IS %.
SHEFp-Pecetn+s o 600. steady; native. 81 so
q s. 40. V-esterr 81 T5 q 50 IS; yearlinss 81 35
q s5 so. lambs. native. 81 5oG 81 Is: Western
East Bu-sIo oct s-CATTLE-Reoeipt
go: steaIr aT1SEATs-Receipts. IS: active and
25c iover st So so $40 IS. HoGs-Receipts.
/ 500. fairi7- sctive and a foc lower; h-evr
50 q SO Is; mixed SO 55 a 50 40; forkers. So 406
s6as7 dsiries SIS sod 50 80 SHEEP AND
lambs ioc higher. lambs. So 5oGSI IS: a few
Kansas City. oct. s.-CATTLE-Receipts
500 incir5i,r 81 Southerrs: steady: dressed
beef ans sxSo-+ steers. s6 so 81 80: fair TO
good 81 75gS s6 c5. Western s46ss SO; stock
ers and feeders. 81 p q. g q: southern So 500
a 81 a5. beifers. So 4oG s6 20 bulls. So 25 a
81 -: calves sass 3. HOGS-Receipts.
1000; market : n loc lower: bulk of sales.
IS so a as s.. heavy. SIS 406 IS 50: packers and
butchers IS 30 ss so: light. IS T5G SO 90.
SHEEP-Receipts SOC: steady; lambs SIS so 70
81: yearlinzs 81 50G s. so. wethers 50 s0G
SC 25; ewes. IS 40GS4i stockers and feeders.
81 50d 81 10
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville. oct s-SHEEP AND LAMBS
quiet and without change in values; best fat
sheep Sc down: common sheep hard to sell;
bulk of best lambs. 5d5l7c; medium. 4 a &C.
common and Gull q &C.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
. LONDON WOOL SALES.

auction sales closed today with offerings
of T.e22 bales. The selection met with ready
sale ct steady prices especially nertnos-
Sales follow New South Wales 400 bales.
secured. is 6fs Sd; greasy. 9d a Is. Queens
land. 700 secured. Is d2s ID. Victoria. zoo.
secured, 9tsd is Ia: greasy, TdG1 Is i'd New
Zealand. $500. secured, Is Sd G1s I'D; greasy
81 bis Id Cape of Good Hope and Natal.
500: secured. Is Sd q Is Sd. greasy, 6t4d a Id
The auctions opened firmly at a general ed-
vance. which partly lost later. owing TO
the lower prices in Australia and the absence
of the usual American demand Compared
with the July sales. good merinos and coarse
crossbreds closed : per cent higher. while
other grades unchanged 70 per cent
lower. During the sales $4,000 bales were
"a ken by the home trade. a, 600 by the Con-
tinent and II 600 We're held over. Americans
pure chased d few hundred bales.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, October s. IL

Kew York, October 8. 1910
u.xxvs-Receipts SO cars or al head.
btcE' tls itI.sugFter. except car. No trade IN
lits M cIal-,cbanred Exports to-day, slS cattle
80 80 . o.e c-T1s rters Of beef .
ane NE ess including I7e for
the market 80 so per 100 ID: good Western
sI,ss res So.1 e. az. Indiana calves. s5ass state
rssssrs 81 Dressed calves steaoy; city
eressed veais. I4a 175ze: country ,si S5ssssd go
q -, OF TrsG l Co; 10 western calves.
as7 Ib average, SIS IS per 100 ID srassefa
Is4 ID S. ,--,,srv. 20 Indian.
veals, I3a Ih. SO 50s ; tnroF''' ~ - w. -
Indiana calves, 260 ID. eO-v--.x.. "a ~zr. -
s4V.FP aeST I.AsfBs-R.ceipiss - cars or
is1 hehd including cars FOR the m .asskes;
Ssrs On sale sheep steady lalnbs -. llz a ner-
Soynrnon "a prime sheep sold az % Per
700 ID. good 70 prime lao!os, 81 9t - ~.
-,,I,e ga dressed mutton steeos g. "a % &c
ner Ii. dressed lambs hrEa et II l19.i. - ,.b.
se ~ sveraTe' $50 per 100 10; 5S1. .. ~
81 So Is cuiis AZ 10, IS: sheep ~ 10. ~ ..
Esrns Commission Cornpsny- i9V iHgt1 e. an ta
lambs 50 Ii 81 IS: yearlings % oa 70 -, ss
"a indiana sheep, ls4 ip. s4 %; 9 ss 70 go e.
1o1 EufsIo. Isl ID. 81 p: 2 lnaisA@
HoGSEscsipts. ga cara eEs-i.oss nAAH.A.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct s.-THEAT-Spot dull; fut-
ures quiet: October, Is 43sd; December, Is
lean mixed. As 1Gd. futures dull; January. As
Ad. February. IS 5Sd. PEAS-Canadian,
London Pacific Coast. f3 1Os9f4 as BEEF
Extra India mess. 1875 Cd. PORK-Prinle
mess Western. I12s 90 HAMS-Short cut.
SIS Sd RAcON-Cumberland cut us; clear
bellies. 74s Cd; long clear middIes. light, rs
Sd: heavy. 7Ss Cd; short clear backs. 6Ss-
OULDERs-sauare. uuiet. Cos. LARD
Prime western tierces, 63s Sd American re-
fined. pals, Gas Sd. CHEESE-Canadian nm
est white new 55s Sd; colored. 56s. TUR-
PENTINE-Spirits. 5+s ed PETROLEUM
Refined. I'd. LINSEED OIL. AIS. COTTON
SEED OII-Hull refined. spot. 31s Sd. TAI
LOw-Austrsiiau IN London, ass Sd.
London. Oct. s.-SUGAR-Raw, centrifugal.
cIJrtz Aprii-June. 63s sd. LINSEED OIL.
44s Cd SPERM on. f32. PETROLEUM-
American refined. B 15-f6d spirits "a TCR-
PENTINE-Spirits, 54s Sd. RoSIN-Amer-
ican strained. 15s 20: fine, 16s 105zd-
M
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
Detailed Statement of the Unusual Offer TO Investors

paying them for the disposal Of same. II has been
decided to organize Underwriters Syndicate
Readers of this pUhficatO1 are invited 20 join us
by purchasing this stock at the Underwriters syn
diCate price the proceeds Of which viii go toward
the payment of the properties This gives each tn
dividuaI the privilege of associating himself with
the organizers of the company. thereby securing
the advantages usually accorded To underwriters or
the founders of company Of this character
The fact tina. this method Of financing con-
serVatiVe corporations IS unusual, will, oeiI-Vss
make il all the attraetVs TO the American
public. We that The investors OF the
nation. large and small alike, will De glad or the
opportunity to join m the organization OF corr
pany of this kind the underwriters basis, and
will favor the idea OF participating IN the nnar<ss
the bottom and net at the top, particularly
in company which has been organiz-d by men OF
unmpeschsbIs integrity for the protection Of stoc-
holders interests.
The Underwriters Syndicats price Of the capital
stock Of the California Consolidated OH Cornpanyts
so cents per share No order can be accepted for
less than 100 shares The allotment Of stock ar thu
price is necessarily limited The demand for ths
stock is very great 1t is therefore important that
orders should be sent Immediately
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

tbRiR AND MEAI--FlCur inactive but
s--s.97-e 81 - r s. 20. winter patents. 8 eaT
= -o. s-cE clears 81 se e 81 SO. extra -
sss . Es--,s rt-a,sa5- # sa15- s. 500 8 80 RvB
choloe 70 fa--,. s. s57zs es CoRTMEAI-
81 -elc7-. s. - 81 a.. coarse. 81 30 = 81 -
s-H--barel- steady. Western spring. 81
6og SIS s5 cit- b-s- sel bJsik. 500 50 sacks.
1.'9olinE. S22 s5 $40 red dog. $50; hor1iny
PROVISION S-rsr,r- T7se- selling led h.
la-E@tf I1E market lower. PORK-Stead-- .
s2case3 - BFrr mi r. s7sasT5 50. fam
75. >-t sla le packet. s16 SOC S17: eSJrs
g. --s 81 s3l -. BEEF HAMS-S22G q
-7 Used ECGs-Bacons. Il = e. y" -
~ sLEA I--PiCkled bellies. smoking. lSo
ts- - y p l5Ec. u II. DC ,5l,I4-zc PleEleo
- LAPD-Earv- middle West. Z. 20
.r-tz- lfc. Continent. 17-2oc- Brazil kegs
on79unf steady. 101s ioiac. sTLAh-
s,,-+.e0. i---c. cirg lard. Is = uJ8hc
- AZ Refined quiet rat steady end un-
= f Haes cube oentrtf2gal. from store
s- arc hat vas quo;tsd AZ ,o,,sse ~, csose.
s T-olea @.ffo. and rnolasses sugar. ~
So London market Tor beet sugar
.-- ID lower. october. rs 3d; 30
Hz sd. Ma. los.
- Steady but quiet and unchanged
Fs change s6is5 ~ .Btsbs4 pig iT9n si5 ST.
fclsr So -. November. SIG. and Decem-
eih -. af aske6
anEASSFS AND SYETPS-Steady but IN
-al-2eo with business slow
Nas Al sToREs-spirits turpentine quiet
l-' somewhat higher. RoSin was decidedly
49, Tar steady. but unchanged. ICR-
.eLlA IS Spirits machine bbls. 19zc. TAR
? q Soc ROgTN-Cornrnon 70 good
trIsned e aao- p 4 es-. d sT0c. z. s.7sc.
, 500 g g s5c. T. O. a5c. T. T-1oc; x 1-3oc
= +Hc. -. T-5Oc. II G. T-6Sc. and " ",
aLS--I inseed unchanged. Refined petre-
.-r1 stead s. the recent decline
tpTEBN~EED oII-NodeTately active, with
3HrE ir tho near months but late positions
a-e sIsr, wish active support. Local contract
voSfar
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Liverpool ~sbles-Sr0-. good demand sales.
T. 7fs bales r-er11i alton ana export. 5Hf- Amer
-asa Z o.0 -0rat sales include 2.aa9 made late
ez-T-15 imports. SHial al American Inf1ciiaE
uf .sns o86. futures opened Sfea1~ 1t sc"
points advance. closed strong and irregular - 2
re advance ~ 10 o. = points October. Z 3 "a.
f.roie-- N --e-lre-- 7-77l- November ipeoArlbor
sa6 Te-eI1her-I uua~T. 77z5. Tan1ar,'-F'ehr7l-
H-~. -4--5. Faar-1aI-.- March 7-T6d, March
Ar-t and s-r-I-1fa-. = sd. HTav-Juur. lbs
J1ne-1u.-. 1.77G- .TGlv- August : T6e-
GoFF EEs-fgUier 81 iAS amounting ~ 900
@gr. and tone barely STEADY, final prices BENG
ur-ts1zr7 m Z points lower Hayre was easier.
r-h fa-Ifr= of = - I franc and Ha-r1u-g
Hse pferEIEs l0Ter- Elo and santos
777e hor1 uuchs1-rd. and receipts ~ ifcSe
points sucurred 70 5000 bags. against N1-'oH
sst week and 1-o.guH last year spot trading
va INA tive and ssllerF we're induced 20 low ct
-siuss fhe rasis of 10--r Tor Rio No :
M. contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Floor sentiment was again bearish on the
Consolidated Exchange. with stocks offered
freely by the professional element in the
short tWo-hour session. Rates for the half
weekly Carry-Over at the close indicated
decided increase since the last carTy-over
in the floor short interest, notably in Union
Pacific. Reading. AmalGamated Copper and
United States Steel common. Transactions
we're limited II the aggregate, the sales
totaiIing 14527 shares, but the list of differ
ent stocks changing hands numbered forty,
4 fair showing under the circumstances
A good many commission house orders for
the purchase of odu lots of various spe-
cialties were handled. Detailed operations
fnIl lrrr-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

price OF s2.50o.G00. Now paving dividends Of 20
per month.
PREMIER OIL COMPANY-located IN Coalinga
Oil Fields. Property consists OF $50 acres Four
teen producing wells now being drilled and one
ready for drilling These Is wells basfng the figures
upon the present production of the IA now pro-
duCing will yield least $4,000 barrels yearly.
This means a net income of $2f0.000. Has been
paying dividends at the rate of 129o per annum
YELLOWSTONE OIL COMPANY-holdings in
Kern River Sunset and McKittriCk Fields Prop
erty consists Of 225 all leased to other COM
panfes except 10 acres. This 10 acres being Oper
ated by the company contains wells.
The estimates of profit from the Mascot and
Premier properties above are based upon the pres
ent 80 wells upon the two properties In the judg-
ment of the best oil experts of California. these
properties will easily support 140 wells. On the
same conservative basis of estimate this should
provide net income Of $3.50 600 per auuum- This
estimate is based upon the two properties alone
making TO allowance for the Yellowstone property
or other profitable branches Of the industry into
which this corporation Will enter.
Underwriters Syndicate Announcement
Instead of following the usual practice ot aHottfng
stock few capitalists underwriters, and
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
PrOperties and Earning Power

The properties proposed TO be operated by the
California Consolidated Oil Company. now being
operated as three individual oil companies, are
q follows -.
MASCOT OH. COMPANY-located in the Mid
vav District Consists of 160 acres Equipped with
"a wells. Four additional wells now being drilled
Present output 900 barrels per month, provides
net income of $36O,000 per annum- Has a contract
for the delivery of 100000 barrels of oil at gross
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

This company has just been organized under the
strict laws of California, having an authorized
capitalization of 10000 900 shares Of par value OF
s10O per share. It has been organized under
broad charter which enables 1t to acquire and de-
yeop proven California Oil properties. construct
pipe lines build reineries and engage in any other
business appertaning to the Oil Industry.
Deals have already been consummated for the ac-
ouisiton of at least three of the leading individual
oil companies of California. The net income OF two
of these companies at this time. conservatively es-
+ir7at fed at very low price for crude oil, is about
$500 600 per snnum. This represents a profit of
f0c per annun1 on the entire capitalization of the
California Consolidated oil Company at the present
price of the stock, regardless of future develop
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
CoUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK October S. 1910.
EEaNS AND FEAs-Receipts. 2.e31 bass
'eale imports. 22.12s BAGS beans Heavy
i17orrz ouE have weakened the market for
1olfe rsrterieE. Foreign stock sH1oc lower
y1- Few domestic medium or pea here last
l1r ~ sales were a. s. IS Marrow little
-asi-r Ltrnz quiet Scotch peas steady.
EEAcE rnsFroV choice 1908. eusheI SAG
- q medium 1910. g. 55. pea. 81 SIS. ina
Lcrtss 1oio pea. 81 20h s2 so medium 50 l.
80 p -g1lcE eys 1909 IS SO 10 black tur-
e scup S59&3 10 lima California; 1ell
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
CASH QUoTATONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEv York. October :. 1910
GEATN-WHEAT-A the opening prices
Er-v.es decline II p Esc. owing n weaker
markets nhrrsd. but = steady tone developed
and prices worked slowly upward with an
Indifferent trade. closing = decline 20 &c
re- -6vsnce. Export demand comparatively
small. business amounting 10 10 loads The
Michigan state report placed the Weld -
$3.50 ooo bushels. ana said that the sres
s-rr -- winter wheat was I14 per cent Of the
evs year average A. O'clock - 90 Uas
-sken for peceInHer and 81 1ol- nominal for
MAJ 40 red wheat here. 81 oS'a. elevator.
ard $ oefs b afoat- 10 Northern Du-
E f--h { q z - p = SCAT. T0RN-Slizftlr
fc--e- ca-l-. bEf the market Ia Tdene6. CLOSING
o. q r net advance No corn. 5e& C. elr-
-stcr- do-7cE-ic basis ~ arrive, and Sai-r
- sHosr. Exporters took - lnads al New
vr-k and 0u-porrE- oATs-ouie1- but steadr-
=rE a- she close values rere net unchanged
&c advance Cash cats steady. standard
ut--e S91eC- 40 =. zoC, 10 3 sac and No =
g PTE-F-f-rn. No Western. S5izc. n h
Sew York. BARLEY-Firrn. mating. - z
-sc 5ufsio- BUCKvV EAT--Stssd7--
American. 7oc. r New York; Canadian.
ST. New York. fo- expr-t. CKVffEAT
FI.o--R -R-Quiet- s. aoTs2 40 per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Oct. S-Expectatiou OF q substantial
increase Afonday- in the visible supply of wheat
operated to prevent a rise in prices to-day
Moreover Argentine news was less unfavorable
as to the crop outlook The close was L { lower
to 14o higher than last night. Germ finished
1s9kc 10 &c UP and cats unchanged to &c
advance. Thers was q net decline OF lUa2oc
iIa-tog products. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
oruFe CATTLE MARKETS.

for slaughter. Nominal quotations. So 15a
go 80 per Ib0 ID for heavy 70 nent nogs; coun-
try dressed h1es aaeier al Il = o. 10 per Ii
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
ps,iapELpHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles .. Barney e &C.; Co, NO 25
broad street New York. and No 122 South
4th street Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
NEH YORK PRICES
NTERE0R RECETrrs.
SEABoARD CLEARANCEs.

ftIlON-ADcTHer big a1-a1re - TIE
cren--E carried prices into new higher ground
Tor -Ee season ou more active and excited
hu--rE movement than anything witnessed
Elcs rhe ocErinE # The nsw trade year
Tn.i7i r-tceE -zre -er- near thE 1Sc lszel
-hz fz-z months Fifteen cents has for some
rz-E been talked II as the first goal cf bulllsb
eEo--s ana s the price for which trade au-
-ho-t--zs in -hE south have been urging plant
&c 70 hol6- snd when Nav cotton here sold
g. = Q4c - vas not surprising that offerings
s-e-e seussrtonaIlv hea-v. Prices reacted sev-
sra points hut offerings were 50 wei al
s0rheC that The market no time locked
weak The close was steady az 4 ret gain
II l. points for the da--. late months
beng p e-a-1vaIv firm Liverpool = 10 L
rra-E higher on futures and the English spc-
r1zrke- & poi-rs higher On sales OF
s2 o1e bales uh-ch represents btz business
-zrI-6sv half session Reports from
Fs-I FiT-=- indicating big sales of cotton goods
for -he last week and claiming THAT the mills
would zu Segin work OF fuu time Monday.
fsne6 The early ADVANCE.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

of following the usual practice of alotting
this stock a few capitalists underwriters, and
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
GANF-FaIr su0plT- mostly foTfIsl- buI {

cPor-SF- domestic. pair 81. foreign. 81 - n
81 -. PARTRTDGES. donestlc;- % ~ - 2 =
6oz4r. <. - q s. -: S7TPE. English 81 z -
DT-rKS wild. canvashack. pair. 81 p p >"
-.--z.,saE e .aTS2 20. nlaiIErd. 81 % blue
v-inr teal TIc a 81: Ereen~inE teal a. nSUc
f-~-cF5rf1f 5nG -: NENISON whole deer. 10
- r 90 saddles. 30 n -.-Fc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

Represent an ESTATE of 4900 acres of the finest farming land in the south. This land has been owned by the same family for EIGHTY years, and has never been offered for sale before There Is 20O0 acres in high state of cultivation, including 200 acres of BLUE GRASS and a large orchard of young fruit trees, balance in timber This land will grow in abund- ance WHEAT, ALFALFA, CLOVER, COTTON, CORN and other crops and Is fine for cattle. The place is we'll inn pl owed with picturesque residence, num- Der of tenant houses, entire place under fence and plenty of pure SPRING WATER. ,
 THE U. S. GOVERNMENT SOIL SUR yIlY shows this to be rich RACERS TOWN LOAM AND MEADOW LAND. There are two trunk lines of railroad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
FOR SALE
S21M.

 Attractive broom cottage, with bath, Avenue H. nice location; terms, $500 cash, balance in one and two years; a bargain. a4 Well built broom cottage. with hall; To- lated on beautiful lot 50x150 near Wood- lawn on Gate City car line; easy terms, $10o cash, balance s20 per month.
 $4O00 Nice 7-room cottage with bath; barn in rear; located on Avenue G; lot 50x1s0; in nice residence section; terms, $750 cash, balance to suit purchaser.
 $10,O00. Lot 50x150. located on 3d avenue, near 23d street; a most desirable business in- yestnent; terms, half cash, balance in one and two years.
 sS2.O00 Lot 5Ox140; has nice 3-story brick build- ing on same; two stores below and 4e rooms above; rents for $2700 yearly; 4th avenue, north. Corner lot 1o0x1So; seven 4-room houses on same, renting for $s2 per month railroad front, Avenue E.
 5000. Lot 100x190; 10 4-room houses in fine re- pair; rents for $100 monthly; situated near 14th street, north.
 $5500. Lot 25x140; situated on Second avenue; two Groom brick houses on same, close in; business property
 $S2, 500. Corner lot, Avenue and Fist street. LOOK 40; 3-story brick store and others; houses on same renting now for $225 per month; fine investment Corner 16th street and Sd avenue, north i; lot 90x14O; improved; rents for about s10c per month; this Is a fine business corner and steadily increasing in value; for price call at office. Four beautiful lots in Norwood; incest section; can offer these at a low figure if bought at once; will arrange terms to suit purchaser.
 w. N. MALONE & CO.,,
 Real Estate and Insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

$9500-12-room, 2-story house and base ment, modern in every respect in first-class condition. 18th ave. s., half cash, balance to suit.
 $55O0-New 7-room, 2-story, furnace-heated house, modern in every respect, hardwood floors down stairs, small cash payment, balance to suit. 12th ave, Norwood
 $2S50-6-room house, hall and bath, street and sanitary improvements com plete, lot 100x14O, near churches and school. 1h blocks of car line, in best resident portion of North Birming- ham, half cash, balance to suit s1400-5-room house, fronting south, well located at North Birmingham, small cash payment, balance like rent. $1600-5-room house and hall. on a well elevated lot, one block from car line, near Arlington station, on Woodlawn and Gate City car line, small cash payment, balance like rent.
 $2250-l60-acre farm, 100 acres in cultiva- tion. balance in good timber creek running through farm, 80 acres bot tom land, 80 of which is in cultiva- tion, two four-room houses, orchard, on two public roads, four miles from Jacksonville, half cash.
 -$6000-476 acres, fine stock farm. on Kelly s creek, 6h miles from Vincent three miles from railroad. 2S0 acres in cul- tivation. good pasture. fine cane for
 winter pasture, with a lot of good hardwood timber, 5 houses and 2
 barns. Can make easy terms. S125G-9O-acre farm, 35 acres in cultivation, balance in good timber, near Mt. Pinson. i+R If you are interested in a farm call to see us. as we have a large list of farms in most any locality that you wish We are sure we can suit you. If you want a resident lot 1t will pay you to see our lots at Velma station, in Woodlawn. Can make price and terms to suit you. RYAN REAL STATE CO.,,