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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29

railroads operating here, and particu-
larly those industries employing fe-
male labor can be supplied at reason.
able wages. Strikes are practically
unknown in Cairo. as its laboring
people are contented and capable and
free from the agitating foreign ele-
ment.
cairo's Newspapers.
The press of Cairo, like the other
industries of the place, are progress
sive and energetic, and are always
ready to lend substantial aid in any
movements promising the upbuilding
Of the city. There are two daily pa
pers published here--the Citizen ana
the Daily Bulletin. both live PROPOSE
tons standing as unit for the civic
and material betterment of Cairo
Alexander county is an ideal place
for the farmer.
Cairo Soon to be Surrounded by Good
Roads
The city and county are seriously
taking UP the question Of good roads.
While considerable has been accom-
plished in this direction, 1t Is intend.
ed to keep the matter alive and pro.
secute the work vigorously until the
whole of Alexander county is net
work of fine roads running in every
direction. Good roads are one of the
greatest elements in commercial and
agricultural development. The exper.
fence OF the populous Northern States
have been that such movement has
increased the value Of the farming
land and helped the farmer in many
ways, and have proved to the farmer
that the burden of moving the har-
vests from the fields to the nearest
railway station was heavier than
carrying them all the rest of the way
to the consumer
+, Alexander county will produce boun
tifully all crops of the temperate
zones.
: Cairo has immense hay and grain
interests.
! Wholesale Dry Goods Firms
The territory Of the five firms at
Cairo engaged in the wholesaling Of
dry goods, extends into seven states,
but the largest volume of business
| is secured in Southwestern Missouri,
Southern Illinois, Western Kentucky,
Arkansas and Tennessee. The five
| firms doing business here report a
business Of s1.5001O0 for last year
Cairo Has Fine Public Library.
For the magnificent public library
building, Cairo is intebted to the mu-
nificent generosity OF Mrs. Anna Il.
Stafford, who caused it to be erected
as memorial to her husband, who
died in 1877. 1t is large building
made of dark red pressed brick, in
the Queen Anne style of architecture,
and is strong and substantial. 1t
contains over twenty thousand vol
umes.
Deep Water Navigation.
Cairo is fortunate in a location at
the head of deep water navigation the
year around and boasts the finest In
land harbor in the United States,
with never less than thirty feet of
water on its seven miles of water
front. Neither ice nor low water
ever interrupts river transportation
below this point, and larger number
of vessels arrive and depart from
Cairo than from any other inland port
in the country.
Modern Commercial institutions.
The stores Of Cairo are modern and
strictly up-to.date in appearance.
stocks carried, and their arrangement.
The stocks carried have been selected
with great care and conform to mod
ern conditions, with regard to selec-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29

Coffin Factory.
Rail and Steel Mill.
Stove Factories.
Structural Iron Works.
Wheelbarrow Works.
Car Wheel Works.
Machine Tools.
Paper Mills.
Pulp Mills.
Furniture Factories.
Shirt Factories.
Wheel Factories.
Woodworking Plants.
Cotton NILS.
Candy Factories.
Broom Factories.
Iron Working Plants Of All Kinds
Wagon and Carriage Factories.
Basket Works.
Machinery Supplies.
Gas and Gasoline Engines.
Distilleries.
Automobile Factories.
Hardwood ManteIs.
Pharmaceutical Supplies.
Shoe actories.
Iron Shelters.
Hame actOries.
Collar actories.
Knitting Mills.
Hosiery Mills.
Cairo has an abundance of cheap
labor.
Cairo is an ideal city in which tic
locate industrial enterprises.
Caro's Advantages as Point For
Textile Industries.
Take cotton first. Cairo is situated
at the edge of the great cotton grow
ing belt of the South. Cotton is al
ways available at low freight charges
Cairo is better situated for the manu-
facture of cotton textiles than any
city that is located in the cotton
fields. In their haste after the at
tractive idea of building mills in the
fields, some manufacturers of cotton
goods have found that they have made
a mistake.
They have discovered that it would
have been better to have built near q
supply of cotton and a supply of fuel.
This is the way Cairo is situated.
1t is on a direct route from one of
the greatest coal fields in the country,
not sixty miles distant, on four rail
roads directly traversing the heart Of
the great cotton producing sections
and the great Mississippi river and its
tributaries penetrating almost every
portion of it. Cheap labor is here in
abundance, so with the labor, the fuel
and cotton easily available and such
transportation advantages that would
give manufacturers locating here
every market in the couna
try at low freight charges. Cairo Is
a most logical location for textile in
dustries, it would seem.
Cairo is surrounded by a country
rich in all kinds OF natural resources,
Splendid Park System.
Cairo has three parks, the largest,
st, Mary's, is beautiful pleasure
ground of thirty acres in the north.
erly portion of the city. 1t is shaded
by trees of splendid growth, carpeted
by green. intersected by foot and
supplied with rustic seats
at convenient intervals and trinity
kept In addition to st. Mary's, there
are two other parks, one at the inter-
section of Washington and Poplar,
and the other at the intersection Of
Jefferson avenue and Eighth street.
Labor Conditions.
Cairo is blessed with an abundance
of labor at a reasonable cost. This
Is made possible by the exodus from
the surrounding regions. who are at
tracted by the Industrial plants and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29

Totals .. ..83,GG0 2,509.S0
che above statement can be d.
yided In the following manner
Lumber. lr752 cars; 5o15C0 tons;
20o17S, 400 feet. "a
Grain and grain products, 20,9l5
cars, CIT 45) tons.
Miscellaneous merchandise, 4G,013
cars; 3Sn,390 tons.
Cairos Floor interests.
Cairo has become -four center OF
nov. cal, proportions. There are two
mil aera having combined daily
output OF 1850 barrels Of -four F.S.
ured i ron this basis, Cairo shipped
during 1909 2,SOS carloads of -four.
The output of by.products from
these mills. based upon calculation
of 80 pounds of by-products to every
barrel of -four, amounts to SCI cars
of mill stuffs.
Grain Elevator interests.
There are FIVE grain elevators To-
Gated at Cairo, having a combined
storage capacity OF 1,250,000 bushels.
Other Interests.
In addition to the lines above men
toned, thare are many others, trans
T.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29
CAIRO, Ill. QUEEN CITY

Concluded from Second Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29

Total ........ .....,.. 40, 060, 406
Cairo has two hospitals
Cairo has 10000 miles OF inland
waterways as an outlet for her pro-
duets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29

railroads operating here. and particu-
larly those industries employing fe-
male labor can be supplied at reason.
able wages. Strikes are practically
unknown in Cairo. as its laboring
people are contented and capable and
free from the agitating foreign ele-
ment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-29
years net gain. 1926 2.a7s. $50

years net gain, 1926 2,97S. $3.50
Total Tonnage Report for 1909.
Combined rail and water and Local
and through shipments.
The following report Includes all
in and outbound local shipments and
all shipments passing through to
points reached by our rail and water
transportation companies and then
connections:
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Concluded on Fifth Page.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
oung men for railroad fire

men for railroad fire men, brakemen, baggagemen; s75-s100 to start; early promotion; experience un- necessary; state age, weight and height
 Address Railway Bureau, 55s Panama building, St. Louis, Mo. 2-13-52t-sun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
POULTRY

WHY not raise few thoroughbTed chickens this spring. We are the larg- est exclusive breeders of the high class white Plymouth Rocks in Georgia, eggs & per 15. shipped any distance, with safety; guaranteed to hatch or dupli- cate setting at half price. Honest treat nent has been our success. Frank F. Hall, Barrow. Ga. s,,,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-Ry owner, good 7-room house and acres, with garden and fruit trees; situated on public road, one block from car line at Powderly, Ala. IA acres on public road, good Groom house, gar den and fruit trees. acres in culti- vation: 5 minutes walk to South Besse- mer car line, 5-c fare to Blrminghanh Address WIT. care Age-Herald. 4-2r2tl
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WANTED-MALE HELP

-. ---.. LEARN salesmanship; earn 5000 to 5000 per year; we furnish students positions where they can earn s1oo per month while studying. Practical School or Salesmanship. New Haven, Conn.
 1-14-tf
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FARM for sale; bargain; Alabama's finest fruit section; 30 acres; fenced; 20 acres cleared; pasture; 21s acres grapes;f 9 acres raspberries; ? acres orchard bear ing; Groom house, plastered; cellar out buildings. wells, springs; s1500 cash; 2 miles from Holmes Gap station. Owner J. W. Barber, Vinemont, Ala, Route 2
 All -lt
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FOR SALE-s12,500, new home, close to
 Country club, splendid view. east front, beautifully decorated rooms, and, big
 hall and billiard room; paved stree.>. garage, servants room. etc.; not The built to sell kind" Hill Ferguson, 2120N 1st avenue 4-2-4t-sa-Su- tu-We
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-1Oox175, northwest corner. running back to another street, near Country club. All improvements in and paid for one block car. Price s4500- on reasonable terms Might take other property in payment. Owner, Box 51.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

MEN. in and near Birmingham, for mo- tormen and conductors in electric rail- way service; s65 monthly, experience unnecessary; no strike. Address Elee- tric Department, 559 Panama Bldg, St.
 Louis, Mo 3-20-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-One double needle Singer sewing machine, cheap; also one large Columbia graphophone; also shand-
 some mantle cabinet mahogany. Will
 sell for cash or exchange for furni- ture. Address M. NJ. U., care Age Herald 4-2-3t
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FOR SALE-Elegant new Broom brick home in Norwood on large lot. Cheap price and easy terms. Owner, Box 51
 4-1-3t
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ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATES--0ne cent . word n day, no ad. -dssuI 1sIB 1oy sG5 upul ssaI AoJ usTup
 Hon. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE GENT 4 WORD tATEs-One cent . word n day, no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser
 ffon. Cssh must accompany order.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE@s10,ooO cash will buy one third interest in 100 acres l mlle west of Ensley, situated on railroad; unsurpa ssed for manufacturing sites; will cut into 500 lots, worth SiO0 each. Address TIT, care Age-Her-
 ald 4-3-2t
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FOR SALE-Farm: telephone, water power. new clubhouse and tenant house,
 storehouse and barn; red land; Central of Georgia railroad. on Kellv's river,
 four miles east of Vincent R. F. D.; 130 acres; $500 payment and balance one, two and three years. Apply F. H. Lath- rop, Birmingham. Ala. Price, including telephone line, s2250. 4-3-3t
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ONE GENT A WORD

oATES-One cent a word n dnyJ no no tnken for less than 25c for nrsf inser- uoD. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Two first-class coatmakers. Lafkowitz Bros, Columbus, Ga
 3-30-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-First mortgage on real es-
 tate for following amounts: $500,
 $1200, $20o0. These bear per cent payable semi-annually. Apply Minge Mortgage and Realty Co.,, 210-211 First National bank Bldg. 42u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

N NANTED-Young men (white and col ored), to prepare as firemen, brake men, motormen, conductors; sleeping car and train porters experience un- necessary; instructions at home by mail; enclose stamp for application blank. l. Railway c. l., No IT, Indian
 apolis, Ind. 3-31-30t
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FOR SALE-Good work horse, heavy harness; kind and gentle. Suitable for delivery or farm. J-77, care Age-Herald
 4-1-3t
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FOR sALE-By owner. at a sacrince' modern, 1-room house, with 4-room house on alley; piped for furnace ana screened throughout; beautiful, elevated lot, 50x156; fine drainage; within one block of car lne,s southside; rentals, s546: price, s5O0o. For further partifu- lars address Q-62, care Age-Herald-r
 3-u-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

steel tank and tower erector, thoroughly experienced and reliable. State age, references and
 wages. w. E. Caldwell Co.,. incorporat- ed, Louisville, Ky. 3-27-6t-su-mo-th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

WANIED-Iady W agents 10 SeII fiUUkef 5 Pneumatic Wrinkle Eraser and Massage Device; entirely new; scientific, natural, simple, effective. No chemicals or To- tions used: removes wrinkles, restores the skin to a healthy, youthful glow; ready seller; 100 per cent profit; par ticulars free. J. Hooker & Co.,, Indian apolis, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

WANTED-Lady sewers to make up shields at home; s10 per 100; can make two an hour work sent prepaid to re- liable women; send reply envelope for full information to Universal Remedy Co.,, Desk ?, Walnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

NEGRO rental property, well located, and| rented to good tenants, now paying @| per cent, but must have cash and will sacrifice. C-Barnes, Avondale, Bell 142SI
 Ma in .fffffff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

WANTED-Experienc solicitors to rep resent a company which has practically monopoly in it's line; something new and different" appeals to the best class of professional and business men; those experienced In soliciting life in- surance, investments and lands pre-
 ferred; one of our representatives made sl4,0o0 and another s6oOo in IS months; an unusual opportunity for a wide awake man with a large acquaintance. Address, giving experience and present employment. Opportunity, 62 Home Life bldg, Washington, D. c. 3-27-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-Summer home at less than half it's value, to close estate; Broom house on 150x200 it., on Walloon Lake, 8 miles from Petoskey. Mich, Hot or cold water, gas plant, motor boat, house completely furnished; built three years; cost $17.00O; Country club. golf: trout bass fishing. F. Parker, 3316 Warren ave. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR sALE-Eggs for matching, s1.5o and $2 for Is. from Single Comb White Leghorns, Wyckoff strain; White Wyandottes, Duston strain
 Barred Plymouth Rocks, Thompson strain. Address c. c. Frazier. Bell phone 4CO5. 2100 9th avenue, Birming- ham, Ala. 3-30-1t
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SETTLED, capable white woman as cook and housekeeper; family of two; no washing; good home for right person. Address IFS, care Age Herald.
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FOR SALE-By owner, good substan- tially built, modern S-room furnace heated house; large lot, South Higl1< lands, near Lakeview; in good neigh borhood built for home, not specula- tion; willing to take part payment in small acreage. Price and terms ad- dress orc, care Age-Herald. ,k
 on- sf
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s35O0-Rental s42 month"; several stores
 fronting car line, 50 feet of Sixth ave nue. North Birmingham. See Eborn.
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FOR SALE-s10OO, lot on Fountain Heights. $500 cash, the other easy or will trade for cheaper lot by owner. F. N Houo- pert, 319 North 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-Lot 1Oox2oo North Birnfing- ham; price sS00: can build six houses of four rooms; will rent for s720 pen year. w. G. Tyler & Co, 2Ooe 1sr acenue. .a7
 4-9-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-10O acres of good farm land; .5 in cultivation; 21s miles of Pell City.
 Ala. Address Amos L. Griffith. Pell
 City, Ala. 4-3-4t-su
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FOR SALE-s25O0; beautiful high lot, ,faor ing south. two blocks of Rhodes Circle,
 50xa00 feet, covered with trees; lot you cannot duplicate at even a greater price.
 Terms can be arranged; positively well above grade and in very best neighbor- hood. Weakley & Rosenstihl, 2120 1st avenue M 3-31-7r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-Lot 50x135, Broom house an block of Terminal station; rent ing for s55 per month. This is 2 splendid investment. Requires quick talk. Talk with Alan Jemison or Mir. J,razeal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

toilet and bedroom lavoratoriesd rtll second floor; servants room and toFl let in basement part cash, balance three years. If you want bargain and in the best locality on the Hign5 lands see me. Call or address 21 ! First National bank Bldg. 4-2-2t
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FOR SALE

 FOR sALE-Great opportunity. 64 acres n Birmingham,near American pipe works; will make 256 lots 50x140 feet each, which ought to readily retail for from $500 to s400 cash; here Is fortune for some one. Will sell so as to allow an inn rnense profit. Owner, 2O5 Hood Bldg. FOR SALE-Five-passen car at about half what it cost; been used seven months; it Is fully equipped. See it at 1e1s 1st avenue.
 FOR SALE-A large, first-class. liquid, carbonic fountain, fully equipped: at one-fourth its value If sold quick; this is genuine bargain and is well worth Investigating. Address BIS, care Age Herald.
 FOR SALE-Second-hand Bailey run about buggy for fancy driving. E. J. Rowe 1127 Brown Marx. Peoples phone 727, Bell 2716.
 FOR sALE-Two lots at Cleveland. 1o0x 40; lies high; with shade trees; for s65o; worth 5000. See Owner, 22Os1s 2d avenue. FOR sALE-Ice boxes for bottled goods. 210 N. 18th street, city. 4-3-3t FOR SALE-1S0s model H, Jackson five passenger. touring car; value new s1soo; has been used very little and is in good condition; will let it go on quick sale for first s1150 check; am out of city most of time and do not have time to use il. W. A. Morgan, 1720 1st avenue 4-S-2t FOR SALE-Eight-room new, modern, turnace-heated home, hardwood floors, concrete porches; in class all to itself, with prices and terms to suit. A. W. Holstun. Phone 1880 Main, or 330 Wood lawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

SECRET society for men and women: new form; low rate. Sick. accident and death claims paid promptly. Organizer wanted. Knights of Agriculture, Wash ington. D. c. 1O-31-tf-s,n
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of neat appearance, one who has had some experience in sell ing; attractive proposition and easy to
 handle Address K-7s, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-Bargain in new Groom. modern, furnished or unfurnish ed;
 new part Woodlawn; close to East Lake line; good terms. Address ETC. care Age Herald. 3-31-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

WANTED-To communicate with person or agency who makes a business of selling county patent rights; give ref erences. Shreveport Blow Pipe and Sheet Iron Works. Shreveport. La.
 4-2-14t
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WANTED--HELP

WANTED-First-class stenographer. one familiar with lumber preferred; would be required to do some clerical work. Big Sandy Lumber Co.,, Hull, Ala.
 4-0-2t
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FOR SALE-Plantation near Montgomery almost in sight of city for only S45 per acre will take Birmingham property
 in part payment. Address G. l., P. o.
 Box TAG, Montgomery. Ala. 4-1-3t
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FOR SALE-Attractive S-room house now under construction; if interested see us at once perhaps you would like changes made in the interior arrangement that can now be made at small cost to suit
 your taste. See us at once for a -bar- gain. A. R. Dearborn & Co. 4-1r3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
IRON SAFES

ExcTGsfVE agents fan safs com pany's safes; get prices. Thrasher Safe company, Montgomery, Ala
 3-15-365t
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FOR SALE-Few more white Leghorn cockerels from first prize winners bar gain for quick sale. B. F. Pool. Bell phone 155, North Birmingham.
 Al -Ot fri
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WANTED-To borrow $22OO, three or five years, per cent, on two new, modern 5-room cottages in West End. Address B-79, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-One logging outfit; 3S steers,
 all in good shape; 5 wagons with chains,
 hooks and other equipment. Mclean Lumber Co.,, Birmingham Ala. 4-1-l0t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FIVE POINTs' bargain; io-room resi- dence; would accept other property for equity. See Eborn about it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-At a very low price for d few days, new, seven-room cottage on porthside modern and up-to-date; one half block car line and easy walking distance; terms. Owner, No. watts building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

M WANTED-Three energetic, first-class salesmen to present high-class propo- sition to the people of Birmingham and immediate territory; good pay; chance for promotion. Apply Monday to Mir Brown, 209 Clark Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-9-room residence; hardwood finish. modern conveniences; located on South Highlands, convenient to car lines Jackson, 2113 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

WANTED-To purchase secondhand Mo Caskey bill and file system, or any good similar system; must be bargain; will exchange store fixtures for same Martin & Speer. 39O7 10th avenue, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

FOR SALE-Alfalfa land in Greene oouH- ty at s15 an acre; five cuttings year;
 no labor or attention required except the harvesting; most ideal of all the American crops; Q small investment will make you independent. Hill Ferguson.
 2120 1st avenue 4-2-4t-sa-su-tu- we
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DO you want piano? $50 piano can be obtained by assuming monthly pay ments of $6; about $200 still due; almost new and bargain. Address S-7S' care Age-Herald. fa -.4
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slOO0-If sold Monday or Tuesday, lot cor ner 34th street and Avenue c, Ensley; size, 571ax150; this lot is near line of the new town of Corey and on the car line; terms, $40O cash, balance easy. Ad- drass I2ov 9Q5 Ensley Ala
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AT COST-Beautiful 7-room, 2-story mod ern residence, new. at East Lake, lot 100x16o, ? blocks car; you must see this to appreciate the value. C-Barnes Avondale, Bell 142S Main
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WANTED-White woman to cook and do general housework; good wages to right party. Address E. D. Brown, 1725 Sd avenue, Birmingham. Ala.
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FOR SALE-Beautiful 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
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

s6500-T Tomorrow, modern, two-story resi- dence, South of Highland avenue, east of Twentieth street; furnace heat and
 servants house; moderate cash pay
 ment, balance $40 month. We say to-
 morrow, later may be too late. See Ehorn Rrnwn- Marx 623 ---
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Rooms - WANTED = Board

Rooms - WANTED = Board COMFORTABLE rooms with board. Mrs W. c. Henry. 1SS0 9th avenue, north Bell phone 26l4. 4-2-St WANTED-Young man desires room and board with private family; prefers South Highlands; references exchanged. Address Els, care Age-Herald WANTED-Two connecting rooms for light housekeeping with private family: young couple without children; none but first-class neighborhood considered c. M. K, P. O. Box 295.
 WANTED-Room and board by gentle man; desire pleasant place for the sum mer; state price. Address U-7S, care Age-Herald-
 TWO or three rooms or board and two rooms. Address Y-78, care Age-Herald.