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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
She Speak. Seven Languages.

Had she been destined from girl
hood for the career Of an ambassadress
her early training could not have been
better devised. After six years at a
convent in Paris she went to Dresden,
and. after course of study under
Tausig, became talented musician.
But her girlhood was short, for when
only sixteen she married NJ. Tacza-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

plans and specifications by John Ke-
van PEBBLES. OF Norfolk, va, these hav-
ing been selected in competition.
The construction work was begun
last fall, and the building Is now SO
we'll advanced that its completion in
readiness for the next session is as
Sured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

the division Inspector, and p. f. Jones
will address the meeting. A number
OF prizes will be offered to the boys
who make the best showing in rails
ing the acre OF corn. The govern
ment prizes will be supplemented by
the State and county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

un,rr, ,Nn in Southeast Georgia. best place
,HUMELAND to buy farm lands, because
they have been proved most productive for
Vegetables. cotton, corn, sugar cane and
every southern crop, Hone of the soft shell
pecan. Ten acres will tAako You indepen-
dent. Big colony OF Nnfthern FARMERS al
ready here, Climate ane, every condition
an aero down and 81 I'm acre month. Let
rs SEMI you mora information, 1905 COLI
IONY COMPANY. Homeland. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Cured Of chronic Consumption.
care L1rg-Germine Co.:

LIZ, u, IL SNSIutt
Jackson, Mich.
care Lurg-Germlne Co.:
Dear Doctor,-It Is with pleasure that write
to you 10 let You know that after taking two
months treatment Of Lung -Germine | am com.
plctely cured Of Chronic Consumption. My case
several local physicians. and they pronounced my
case Chronic Consumption. They also told me
that my right lung was 60 nearly closed up tina.
not particle OF air entered 1t, and, so to speak,
was Of no good to me whatever.
called on my regular physician the 10th of
this month again. and he tested my langs After
to frd them in this condition. must, OF course
give Lung Germinc absolute credit for the eondi.
ton my lungs are in to-day.
have increased In weigh. from 100 to 100 lbs.
| and so fer as can see my cure Is complete. as
sure you that will recommend your Lung Ger.
mine TO any one whom may run across with weak
lungs. With best wishes. remain
Sincerely yours.
MRS. EMMA HAYWOOD.
Ogden, Utah.
In my husbands name, MI Jas. w. Haywood,
Ogden. Utah. Gen. Del.
Cured Of Consumption Five Years Ago; Not
q Single Symptom Has APP
| pcarcd Since.
| Lung. Gcrfnine Co.,
! Jackson, Mich:
Gen.emcn,-.In response to your inquiry car
say that Lung Gcrminc cured me completely and
| permanently OF what was pronounced by my at
| tending physicians GENUINE TUBERCULO
! Sis used only two bottles of your Lung-Ger
mine, and this took in March, 1902 SO you see
1t is over FIVE years since was cured. and there
is not the slightest indication Of relapse. and not
a single symptom has returned.
! Before using Lung Gerrnine was losing flesh
| very rapidly, had night sweats. and had two
hemorrhages. assure you that appreciate be
1 me and hereby give you permission to publish
| my lctte. IL you wish.
Yours sincerely.
WIN. BERGMAN,
1913 Herbert ST.. st. Louis. Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
MRS. EMMA HAYWOOD.

VgutlI, . I'm.
p. s-Please address all correspondence to me
In my husbands name, Mr.. Jas w. Haywood.
Ogden. Utah. Gen. Del
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

R. F. D.. Jackson, Mich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
RED GROSS SEALS arr ~.
u eIueSt for Loan ~ Motor Cars 10 Help
tions the i-trii,,isiOn

To help IN distributing the Red Cross
Christmas seals tn. Committee on tn.
prevention of tuberculosis has sent on,
an appeal for motor cnr- II needs two
automobiles with drivers each day for
the next two w"ek4. and III. appeal IL
directed 90 tn" owners Of cars IN IN" hone
that Their. will he -orn. who will feel that
they can help along the ~ork by loaning
a car for n day or longer
IL ~ hoped this wear 80 rais. at least
500 .OCo IN New York cIiv alone nv The
sale ~ th"E" stamps The committees.
IN charge Of the matter has appointed
upward ~ 3,N0 -ub-a gents scattered all
over the city. who nav" agreed To -.-lI thu.
seals without profit. IN ~ 20 get the
stamps in the hands Of thee agents that
th.. automobiles are needed Tn. al
peal sent out yesterday asks that owners
willing to loan a car shall communicate
with th. Red Cross ihrI-ttnr- seals head
quarters. room II. Metropolitan Arcade:
telephone az GTamerCy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
ARGENTINA IS WEAIHERWISE
No SHJP or THtT FLW SANS
IF HEATHER nav FORBSDS
Nosunteess. Particularly Railroad Men.
send IN Obser, atio0s From Out of the
Way frrShrss, Floods and Tidai
GD0ssitions AZ I nsser Daily <Vtirr.

Walter q. Davis. n,ateorologis, IN chief
81 Argentina. who has spent large
part Of his life IN Bu-nus Ayres but who
i native Of the United States. sailed
yesterday for his poet by the Lanport
and Holt liner Tennyson. Argentina.
her weather expert said. IL spending
about ssoo.OOO year to maintain her
meteorological service. which ~ based
IN some respects upon that Of the United
States. hut has features all its own. For
instance there Is big force 81 volunteer
weather patriots who for the mere love
o. meteorolosy and Argentina handle
all the ometers necessary.
There IN just as much weather drift
ing around South America. Mr.. Davis
said. "a there is here. The chief concern
Of the republic IL for the ships and Their.
are more Of them every year leaving
BIenos Ayres with tho products 81 the
country. mostly cereals and cattle on the
hoof. Tn. republic takes the rcspon-
,IbIlity 81 ordering all steamships flying
tbs. flag 81 Argentina TO stay IN port when
the chief 81 the w~ather bureau says So
Mr.. Davis cited yesterday an instance
where a British steamship laden with
rattIe did not heed the warming 90 cy-
tVbH' "NhtH'-T WIN tp""sI EtssH ltIeF
with every steer dead that had not been
washed overheard. An Argentine steam
ship scheduled To- sail tn" same lay WAS
held back by Govern ment mandate She
got way after the storm had PASSED with
all her cattle alive.
Mr. Davis said that Argentina would
IOon lssIe 90 shippers ~ all nRtIOna iri.s
who came into ports ~ Argentina charts
giving all IN. storm news afinat. tho l0CH-
ton 80 d"ralicts and tho JrObab ilIti", Of
'.ncoIInteTing heavy weather
We have exchange s"ryic" with PrazIl
now" Mr. Davis SAID and this. taken
with the reports that receive from
our own stations and those NJ other south
American States work ing IN conjunction
with VA. Including Chit'. gives w "A rang"
from la'i',Id" y degr-es north To Al south
We are ahl.' 10 make r"porrp covering
territory from tho Atlantic 10 the ANDES
and from tho Pacific 10 the Andes w.
have no stations on the great AnGlean
heights
We get reports from within Argentina
from 100 third class stations which
call rain stations: from 2n0 stations
~ the first class. which ar" equipped
Ike the usual stations in th" United SfafHe
and from the crews 81 railroads. that
prncticabl" 10 establish stations Each
train Il equipped with Instruments and
the conductors telegraph gratis so the
Government ONCE at BsIsBOs yrss tho
conditions thsy pass through In re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06

1"s. Jr. nm American. pho il
- Port Iirnon. Costa RIGA
H 49," imperial Yesterday from
..rH -four - th. West Indies. during
r'"i Je'naua. Iay'i San,o
~ rho'nn4. ~ Kits and
VI Idw's vas Investigating
'''U"rS ~ ;hn vuriO's islands
.H.., " ",v6 'nI; ~ album
.i'.'r - 'H"1ty c"ntJ day IL
.n iavr Hu' the Gpv"rnmea,
"' "' rriZ'ns = l.Iv. IT,.
v",. .rl'-id"
. fl" Hay. "y""p' IN gprrs
.I.'''s .a.' % 30 -" err u,.imI-
'- IUg Tn" ONLY Rur-
.' ',pr" - 'hr natives ~ a
." ."t''u IN" President of
". h"r"' -. S'."'ns t. ba going
..r's-. ~ %" has I"rrni'ted sls.,.-
" 'IsfIli"'l ~ g"V"ral 81 the
H." nov %, or. was or .r4nd
.'..r ~ q arg. part n tho popu-
" 'uIdrg ~ m" big concrete
.' i'"-' pI Prime" has gwen that
." 70 l'i'i.-. f. shipping
'fr'' I'pfulugp considerable ~
70 .,r"iit part II which seornz To
90 m" 'a"t that this Government
~" custom nous. In far',
- Jamaica and FDrtu Rico. SantO
S"'-iHH =" 10" gong ahead N"
any II ire. CONFIRMS or islands
r st Indies ~ ThofnaS seems
f a ~taudStIil though . boom -
lated Hyer ~. prom iS'.i move 81
oval Mail Steam Pack~' Company To
no. mat a port ~ call and have a
!Hs station there. san Juan, T.. r.,
- Ike miniature New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
COLUMBIA DEUISCHES HAUS
DEPOSITORY or NIIERSITi'
FOR GERMAN RECORDS.
u viii Also serve ~ n bureau 81 In
formation on German Education
kaiser Wilhelm Professor To Column.
bia To Live There Gifts Announced

Columbia University will esta blish ne 1t
spring -Deutsch.. HaIIs- on Morning
side Heights To b. Used a. depository for
German records and az a bureau III in
formation for those desiring knowledge Of
German universities and edlicationa
systems This announcement was made
AZ the meeting Of the Columbia trustees
Yesterday afternoon. Edward d. Ada ms.
II tins city and president Of the Ger
nanistic Society Of America. had given
33D. 0Oo to purchase and equip the house.
Tn. dwelling at i2i West li5th street
has been bought for this purpose The
Deutchs- Halls will he under tn. direc-
tIon II Prof. Rudolf Tomho. Jr. now IN
Germany In addition. the building viii
contain "A privat" apartment TO be occupied
~ a residence Ivy the Kaiser Wilhelm
professor during his term OF service each
year
A gift 81 Sis. 600 from a confidential
sourc" will 10 added To tn. general on
dowmcnt n the university. the income 10
be available for promoting the aduca-
tional and cultural relations between
Germany and the United States. By th..
aid Of this fund IL will be possible for the
trustees To put upon a still more AZ fisfac
tory basis the work ~ the Roosevelt,
profe~.orship in the University Of Berlin
and that Of the American Institute
founded in connection Herewith. II i,
also likely that II will ~ possibl.. 70 e.-
tend relationships ~ Columbia Univer-
-itv To other university centres in the
German Empire. including Leipzig and
Munich. in regard to both ~ which
unIv"r~itIes detailed arrangements are
now under consideration
Another gIft war farm 81 $50 acres
valued AZ not i"-s than SIS. GO Ia h.. iI-ed
by IN" university - an experimental
and demOnsirntiV" farm IN connection
with the projected instruction M agri-
cultural engineering which IL ~ hoped to
organize at ono" under the faculty ~
applied science. Additional gifis Of siI.-
OGO weT" received. S2O.OOo from an un-
r"yns led donor for tho Avery Architectural
Library $2O.0G from the estat. - the
Late CAROLYN" Phelps Stokes for = p.rmS-
n"nf lecture fund and 81 .DOG Tor ,,a Ia ri..,
in III" department 81 music.
On the nomination Of the medical
faculty. Frederic y Ice. Ph. - now re-
search professor II physioioRy in the
university. was appointed hem. 81 the de-
partm"ni 81 physiology ~ succ--i,ion 10
Prof. John q. Curtis. retired June 30 1910
David Jayn" Viii. American Ambassador
70 Berlin. was appointed lecturer on the,
CsTpenii"r foundation for 1901. Walter
Henry Hall was appointed conductor Of
the university chorus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06

turn for THIS service the weather bureau
warns IN" railroads II bad weather that
may caIs" washouts ard cripple the
roads
w" have ijO hydrometric stations
ard We can tell a. any time the depth
0i waiar IA the mountain IA, SOS tn. rivers
ard tn" principal har',ors These oh
ssrValIous have saved TO tn. shippers
OF cereals Thousands Of dollars ". get
valuable data from tn. merchant fleets
coming into our ports just as the Hydro
era phic Offic" does ~ New York
Mr. Davis I'M mated that IA. time you'd
come when nil Of South America would
get together IN the commercial business
O: prognos icatIng and recording tn.
" leather Of the ga and land and crrnhin.
with III. United States ia a philauthropIc
sort Of weather trust against which there
" ould Ice no kick"rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
''iI-a xo Ia Have tire Bigsrst Ofi,rr Bluiv,i-

Louis , HnrowitZ. president 81 tho
!hpmpsOn-Starrett company. Announces
that chicago il q" hav. :he biggest Office
building in IN" world in point - area and
that IN" company has III. contract TO
buIld 10 RI" bot area 10 he occupied by
tn" neS STRUCTURE ~ 81 on square feet
and IN" building will h. twenty-five
"inries high. ~ that u WI contain con
-ri"-ahlv NOR. than snpDsp GgIIar. foot
~ hDur spare The cost ~ The building
will u" approximately SI.On1. GD. II ~
iO b.. known a. the Insurance ENchanR.
Building - ~ Durham h Go. 81 Chi
cagO are the architec's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
George ". Vanderbilt sells a House.

George " Vanderbilt has sold tn. four
story and basement dwelling at Q West
Fifty-third street The house. which
occupies a lot 23xIOo5. Is a few doors west
Of ~. Thomas's Church and was bought
by Mr.. Vanderbilt in 1850 from Mary IL
" ats for s52 500 1hepresent sale In said
20 have been at "A figure close 10 SIPS. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
Why w husband Game with Hrr.

Ellis Island has founh why Nra David
Mcdowell and her fv" childr or. who
arrived on sunday Nv the Anchor liner
columbia. did NOT find McDoNelI nt
Neville. IN" port 81 Londonderry, tn Tr,Cnt
them and come 20 New York aboard rh.,
.arDs ship. He was arrested for bisnuy
She and hnr brood "tll be sent bAck They
are her children, not his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
People. Institute to Nov. yp,oru.

The Peoples Institute. which has made
it's headquarters az sis f -. Fifteenth
street for some years. got permission
from Supreme Court Justice GaveEHn
Yesterday 10 sell it's property there to
the Salvation Army for $40 OOO cash and
{ use the money as the nucleus Of a fund
TO erect new building further uptown
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SAVE MONEY ON MACHINERY-You'l
 fine hundreds of nearly new machine of every description offered for sale at bargain prices in the Used Machinery Department of The Iron Age every week Send 20 cents for latest issue to IA Park Place, New York city Want to sell machinery? The Iron Age finds buyers. Ask for proof 4-6-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR SALE-Eggs for matching g for fo
 from Single Comb White Leghorns;
 Wyckoff strain; White Wyandottes,
 Duston strain; Barred Plymouth Rocks,
 Thompson strain; none better. Address
 c. c. Frazier, Bell phone 4OO5. POO 9th
 avenue, Birmingham, Ala. 3-13-tf-su FOR SALE--$2oo cash, balance s20 per
 month, choice cottage home; lot 50x
 40 feet; well located in good neigh
 borhood Woodlawn. near 47th street,
 block of cars; s25O0. Smith & Still
 man, e05-6 Hood Bldg.
 FOR SALE--A s450 Smith & Nixon grand
 upright piaSo used months; this will
 be sold at a. sacrifice; terms to right
 parties. Address A-64, care Age-Her-
 aid. S-l3-4t FOR SALE-Beautifuls pair young match
 horses very stylish and showy; city
 broke; fine drivers, single and double;
 also good roadsters. Address R-57 care
 Age-Herald 3-13-3t-su LOOK,-This must be sold; 80 acres, fee
 simple, 20 miles courthouse, 11a miles
 Village Springs railroad junction, 1h miles branch railroad; has fine virgin
 pine timber worth 8 per acre; will sell
 this entire tract for s60O cash, or one
 40 for sS25; this is fine for poultry ot
 stock raising or fruit growing; don't
 let this money maker slip. CBarnes,
 Avondale. Bell 142s Main
 FOR SALE-The best small hotel propo-
 sition In the city for the money; cen
 trally located; within two blocks of all
 theatres; three blocks of union depot;
 well furnished; electric lights. hot and
 cold water attachments; three bath
 rooms; good business to start widh;
 cef n onI ho reni n give immediate possession. Call or ad- dress 1S041a 3d avenue.
 FOR RENT OR SALE-9-roonl. elegant furnished residence on South Highlands furnace-heated, hardwood finish; far above the average. Jackson Real Estate and Insurance Co.,, 2113 1st avenue DOGS-Gladstone setter. II months old white and lemon; pointer months sired by the great 'Stix;'' pedigreed. Bostor
 terrier at stud. Address Moses, Boz 7S. Birmingham, or call corner 53d street and Austin avenue, -Woodlawn, half block East Lake car.
 FOR SALE-Owners must sell. There's reason.' Fine lot 200 feet of goth street on 2d avenue. south, 50x140, two cottages thereon, SS5O0. Fine residence with 200 foot lawn; house and lot cost about s20 coo; can be bought for s15,OO0 s-roon | house, lot 90x110; cost $400O, can be hat s3O00' Beautiful bungalows, brand new | oak floors and furnace heat, $500 ant $500; 12 and 14 blocks city hall. Phone Louie Reese. 2l15 Sd avenue.
 FOR sALE-A real bargain; the besi | small hotel proposition in the city fol l the money; centrally located; a paying l business No start with; rent reasonable l 4 can give immediate possession. Call ol l address 1So414 a avenue. s-s-3t-tu-thu-sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANTED-Yonng men (white and col oredD to prepare as electric motormen, conductors, fremen, brakemen, sieep- Ing car and train porters. Enclose stamp for application blank. Give your color. l. Railway C. l., No 17, Indianapolis, Ind. 2-26-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

STEINWAY PIANO-Miniature grand, year old in excellent condition; cost
 $500; will sell at a bargain to quick pur- chaser. Call or address 1S5 Sarah ave-
 nue. Earl Place. 3-13-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

ED-Experienced solicitors to sell stock in clean-cut enterprise; men of good record and experience will find an exceptionally clever opportunity to make money by inquiring. L-5s. care Age
 Herald. 3-1-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR SALE-4o-H. P. upright boild II. P. Atlas engine, shafting. pJ smoke stack, solid oak and plate office fixtures suitable for bank ol eral office. racks. cases, type, sl heating stoves, scrap iron. lumber to be seen at The Age-Herald's office, 1913 2d avenue. All old equil must be disposed of. See same al at The Age-Herald' S former offic, 2d avenue, and make your bid.
 at business office of The Age-Hel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
one two-storv mod

FOR SALE-Or rent one two-story mod ern home on corner lot 50x1S6, consist ing of bedrooms living room, library. large dining room, 2 bathrooms and kitchen, three pantries; newly papered and painted: Owner must sell; expects to leave city. Address E-63 care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
JN[ CENT 4 VORL

| ATEs--one cent n word tinyi no nd tHiSeD for ieas than s5c fOr first inser ffpn f'ns h sseeouIunny prasf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
PERSONAL


 FREE-I-ove, health and wealth fore birthdate; will surprise you. Mme E. LaBelle, Lima, O.
 REMOVE your pimples, take out wrinkles, develop your bust, beautify your lashes and remove superfuous hair; let me show you how. Write for my new book. I will send it free and also everything in private regarding my wonderful beauty treatments. Evelyn Cunningham. Suite 226-7 Randolph. Chi cago.
 LADIES-"Smartset Safety Pills' best monthly remedy in existence; prevent your worry; try something new, quick reliable, harmless. g; particulars free Parisian Speciality Co.,, F, Pittsburg, Pa
 1-30-5t-su WOULD you marry if suited? Matri- monisl paper containing hundreds oi advertisements marriageable people from all sections, rich. poor, young old, Protestants, Catholics, mailed sealed free. r. J. Gunnels, Toledo, 0
 2-124t-sl PERSONAIs-For more than 20 years my husband was hard thinker. Over eight years ago I stopped his drinking bv A simple method which anyone car use quietly at home. To everyone who truly wishes to save dear one iron drink this method will be fully explained without charge. As soon as you reat this write to me with confidence. Mrs Margaret Anderson, 300 Oak street. Hill burn, New York. 2-D-l3t-sl BED-WETTING completely cured, al ages: trial treatment of Penine, witt full advice, free. The Missouri Reme dy Co.. Dept 100, St. Louis, Mo.
 3-6-12t-sl WOULD you marry if suited? Each Is sue of my matrimonial paper contain about 70 columns advertisements of la dies and gentlemen from all sections of the United States. Canada, Mexic! and Europe-rich, poor, young' oiu protesfants. Catholics, etc. sampi copy mailed sealed free. r. J. Gunnels Toledo. O. 9-l,-it-s' LADlES-Wben delayed or irrssuiar ,'s Triumrs Pills; always dependable re lief, and particulars free. Write Na tionaI Medical Institute, M'lwankee wis. 3-13-2t-s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANTED-Men, to prepare for railway mail examinations, commencement sal- ary $500; preparation free. Franklin In stitute, Dept. PM, Rochester, N. Y.
 2-27-2S; s-5-6-7-S-12-13-14-19-20-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

EXPERIENCED office man wants posi-
 ton: references by permission, William
 D. Jelks, A. c. Garber. Address E-64,
 care William D. Jelks. S-iS-2t AN ambitious young man with collegiate education desires position at once; ex- perienced as salesman ana collector; references furnished. Address v-6l, care Age-Herald. S-lo-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

SAFETY razor blades resharpened and sterilized better than new, 25c dozen
 any kind old styles honed, 15c. Keener- Edge Co., 233 Clark Building, 4th and 2Oth. 2-S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANTED-To purchase natured or
 lapsed bonds of the Guarantee Redemp- tion or Guarantee Trust company of Georgia. Write W. B. Scott, 5O5 Grant Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 3-10-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANTED-A reliable general contractor would like to associate himself with a . f1rst-class architectural draughtsman. To the right party a splendid induce ment is offered. Address Contractor, Room 112o Empire Building, Birming- ham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

N WANrrD-A tirst-ciass mechanic, com potent to take full charge of ice and electric light plants, with 5000 to 5000 in cash to invest with me, can be interested if he will call on or address me- Good, permanent position to right party. 401 Empire building, Birmiig- ham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
FOR SALE

SMALL drug store doing good business S1I00 stock and fixtures for $4Oo, II soio at once. Will take % cents on the peliar Birmingham Business Brokerage 1o.i 501 First Natl Bank Bldg. Phones lolo FOR SALE-For immediate acceptance we offer as follows: Large lot, lovely broom house, near 1st avenue and osln street; price, 5000 on payments ot " per month street improvements made and paid for. $400 will buy two lots on Underwood avenue near 6ith street ana they are worth 500. No. 66ol Sd avenue, south. is neat 3-room house on large corner lot. and the cash payment IS $ls. Choice. two vacant lots on lst avenue for $500 each; they are well worth double the price. 5S acres improved, ( miles above East Lake; only S50 per acre. Several new homes on and oft East Lake car line on payments like rent. The Lacy Realty Co.,, ZVoe1s zo avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

AVONDALE cottage. rooms. prac new; cabinet mantels, sliding east front, elevated; fine breez summer; good community 3ia car; only s2000 for a quick sal cash, balance $2O per month. CS3 Avondale. Bell 1icS Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

MANUFACTURING company wants steady, reliable young man bookkeeper; state age; experience with references.
 Address Box 900 S-11-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR SALE--Nine-room apartment, com fortably furnished all modern furni- ture; lease one year; owner of furniture must leave city; great bargain; only re- sponsible parties need apply. Address O-63. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR sALE-By owner, at sac modern, 7-room house, with 4
 house on alley piped for furnace
 screened throughout; beautiful, ele lot, 50x156; fine drainage; within block of car line, southside; re s546; price, $500 For further pd lars address Q-62, care Age-Heral