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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-29
TYLER BROS. REALTY GO.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

N2, 500--Ninero residence, built for a
 home, on Fourteenth avenue, south, east of Twentieth street. Lot 65x1S3 feet and only one block south, of Highland ave- nue. House has furnace heat, hard wood floors and other modern convent ences. Nothing to be secured in better location. A-2A.
 $5250-Beautiful residence lot 771kx140 feet one block south of Highland avenue and three blocks from Five Points. Prop erty easily worth $1o0 per front foot. A-205.
 $ls,00O-Corner lot on First avenue. east of Twentieth street, 50-foot frontage on
 First avenue and 1511z feet back to double track spur track. Fine location for wholesale warehouse. A-206.
 s21 .00o-50x140 feet on Fifth avenue, be-
 tween 22d and 23d streets. With the de-
 velopments in prospect this property
 should be worth twice that sum in the
 next five years. A--20Es
 $19 O00-Third avenue business lot, be-
 tween 17th and 18th streets, 25x14O feet
 No property in Birmingham advancing
 as rapidly as this. A-20S. s6500-100x200 feet on Tenth avenue. north
 half block from three car lines, and within five minutes walk of business center of city. Has spur, tracks from Belt railroad, and, two houses on the alley renting for $25 per month. Elk. cellent warehouse site. A-209. $12, 2,500-Excellent piece of negro property well located within 10 minutes walk oi the corner of Second avenue and 20tf street. Rents for $1632 per year; ample interest to make it an exceptionally good investment A-210. $1800-Excellent broom cottage, well To. cated in North Haven. Lot 50x175. Prop
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erty would rent easily for s17.5o A
 211.
 A foot lot facing the golf
 links of the Country club. Very desir-
 able. A-212.
 $S500-For three acres within one and a
 half miles of the courthouse, improved
 with good 14-room house; plenty of out
 houses, fruit trees and other improve
 ments. Close to a number of good in-
 dustries. A-213.
 $235O-A comfortable little house on a. cor
 ner lot 1211x150 feet, two blocks from
 the car line; fine garden, fruit trees
 and chicken yard; place will pay for
 itself in chicken raising; less than 3
 miles from courthouse in West End; convenient to schools, churches, etc. Terms can be arranged. A-198. $2250-70x150 feet In West End. Improved
 with good Groom cottage, with bath, electric lights and other modern con- veniences Close to car line. schools,
 churches and library. Worth 5000. Terms can be arranged A-199.
 $625O-10-room Norwood house on lot COX 19O feet. an alley corner. Street improve ments made and paids for. Lot worth 5000 and house could not be built for $4500. Terms are easy. A-2oo. $1150-50x190. feet, on Tuscaloosa avenue, West End Only other available lot in block being held for $500. It is a bar gain. A-201.
 $s50-50x1a0 feet on Tuscaloosa avenue, near Carnegie library. High and dry Well worth $1100. A-202. We have many homes in West End rang ing in value from 5000 to $75OO, and l can take care of your needs, no mat l ter what they are. F AND INSURANCE co. d Avenue
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For Sale 0rEXchange

s450O equity in negro property close in, part on 20th street, paying 12 per cent on Improvement; will exchange for two vacant lots in or near Ardis Heights, south.
 s225O-Four-room modern cottage on 1st avenue, West End; street improvements in and paid.
 O-Five-room, new, modern cottage; one-half block car, Woodlawn.
 s1ooo-Nice 5o-foot lot, Fountain Heights, overlooking city.
 s190o-5ox14O; lot in seven minutes ride of 3Oth street, 1st avenue, surrounded oy S35oO to 5000 homes.
 ssO0o-Equity in Hanover Circle; lot aver aging 1OOx14O; see this if you want some thing high-class. S70O0-70-foot elevated lot near Five Points This lot is unincumbered. Will exchange for residence; east 20th street and south Highland avenue.
 s5OO0-Two cottages. one five and one six | room, East Lake. unincumbered; will | exchange for good farm of same value. l s15, 500- Equity in lligh-class productive | black belt farm; is paying 25 per cent 1 on the total investment: will exchange for Birmingham city rental property, business property, or good stock or bonds. Do not object to taking equity in good business property. 350-acre farm, miles from Sparta, Ga., 15O acres cleared; two Groom houses, one o-ro last for Sfy00. price per acre, s20: will exchange for Birmingham property unincumeered. 400-foot manufacturing site at $25 per foot. Free switching on five roads, sidetrack already in.
 On any of the above property will con- | sider trade for good equity in other rental or vacant city or farm prop erty; good stocks, bonds, mortgage or cash.
 | s25 per acre will buy 3oo-acre farm In 2 miles of Birmingham, near Clay, three dwelling houses, barns, 150 acres cleared five springs; 5000 cash, balance easy. | If you have property that you wish to dispose of and will put the right value on it we can assist you.
 s1o,0O0-To lend on improved city or su-
 burban property In amounts of $500 and l up.
 | If youmhave funds you wish to lend or l first mortgages we are prepared to place | 1t for you.
 | We solicit your business and assure you
 it will have our best attention.
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 Proposals are invited until 12 o'clock noon, February II, 1911, for furnishing f. O. b. cars, Speigner Alabama, the following electric supplies and acces- sories for the construction of main un- derground feeders from Hydro Electric powerhouse at Speigner, Ala, to the State Cotton Mill; for furnishing wire, fonduits, accessories, etc., to connect feeder panels at cotton mill with ten three-phase motors; furnishing ma terials for manholes and covers as specified; for furnishing all tools, la Dor and other materials to do the construction work as specified.
 Bids are invited from manufacturers and agents for all the materials speci- fled and for the construction work re- qu1red, or for the materials alone Bids are also asked for doing all the work required.
 The state convict bureau will furnish all labor required to dig the trenches for underground cables and will build the manholes and do all necessary concrete work.
 There will be required two cables each 2200 feet long composed of three rubber-covered copper wires for the conduction of three phase alternating current at 600 volts, each wire to be OO00 B. & s. gauge, each cable of three wires to be lead covered and to be of standard manufacture and to meet in every particular the requirements of the Southeastern Underwriters associa- tion. Each cable to be in five sections and the contractor to furnish, all ma terials necessary for making splices ! There will be required for above cables and for the accommodation of one cable not to be placed at this time, $500 feet of bituminized fibre conduit not less than three inches inside diameter, also six three inch 120 degree elbows to fit above conduit.
 Detailed specifications for the wiring necessary for motors, loricated metal conduits, fittings for the cotton mill work and for the construction of the underground cables can be secured on application to Edgar B. Kay, engineer. State Convict Bureau, Tuscaloosa, Ala. All proposals to be sent to Hon. I. Craig, sSmith, President, State Convict Bureau, Montgomery Ala, and to be enclosed in separate envelope indorsed Proposal for electric wiring" State Cotton Mill, Speigner, Ala.
 Plans and specifications governing proposed work can be inspected at the office of the State Convict Bureau. Montgomery, Ala, or at the office of the chief engineer at Tuscaloosa. Ala or assistant engineer at Speigner, Ala
 EDGAR B. KAY,
 Chief Engineer
 Tuscaloosa, Ala. J. CRAIG SMITH,
 President State Convict Bureau.
 Montgomery, Ala.
 1-26-29-2-2-5-S -S
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FOR SALE

IMPROVED. S16,000-100x190, Sixth avenue, half block of Terminal. Rents about $1O0 monthly. s11, 50O-Very attractive new South High lands home Good terms. SS500-A big bargain in a modern home near South 20th street; large lot, facing south. Hardwood floors downstairs. $7S00-A fine Norwood home on paved street. Close to car. $7600-Third avenue corner, 100x140 im- proved. Good speculation. $6300-Good Norwood place, near car. $4500-A lovely broom cottage on lot 55x 200 on South 14th street $4250-New Groom bungalow one block of s. 10th street car. Small cash payment. S2400-50x140, 4th avenue, near 7th, pays 12 per cent.
 S10O cash and s20 per month buys a good broom cottage on car line in center of Woodlawn, electric lights, sanitary, DOT eelain bath, etc. Not brand new and investment in good neighborhood, worth more than the price asked, $250o. Now rented at s2o per month.
 UNEMPLOYED. SSOO0-1O0 feet corner Avenue F; one block Of 20th street
 $2000-Extra large lot, 11s blocks of car, South 14th avenue. $10o per acre for IFS acres, 61a miles out Will be worth in five years $300 to s50( | per acre. A big fortune in this.
 MCCONNELL & BRAXTON Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance, loans | 2107 Third Avenue. Phones.
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Another Thrust of the
 Wave
- Il';;9;;I The Placid Place

The location of the Federal Building at Fifth Avenue and Nineteenth Street may be taken expert and we'll considered opinion from the Government as to the line which the future growth of Birmingham will follow.
 This coincides with local observation. For years we have advancing northward carry our public buildings with itfirs the High School then the Terminal Staton later the home of the morning daily and now postoffce.
 That this movement has direct relation to residential well business development thoughtful person will deny While it will not impair values check the nal growth of the other side of the city, it consideration which must have great weight with the home builders who house.
 We have forseen this for years and that is why we getting Norwood Place ready broad and thorough ly modern scale When the Birmingham citizen says here after I want the best' Norwoods answer, maestical and laconcal, will be, s'Here!''
 Birmingham Realty Company
 211S FIRST AVENUE
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FOR SALE

South Highlands corner lot, can be divided into four or five lots; fine proposition for development pur- poses.
 North Highlands residence site, COX l25. all street improvements; only $50 per front foot Fiye-acre tract near Elmwood cene. tery. rich land. highly cultivated, with residence. Lot on North 14th street between 7tti and 8th avenues. north, with house. rented for $10 per month; fine prop erty for colored people; price $200o; one-fourth cash. 30 lots in Woodlawn. close to Tide water car line, already laid off with streets and alleys; price low, and will accept other property with a rental value as part payment.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent, Bell Gf. 2104 1st Ave.
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Geo. 0. Mabry 1eO51s 2d Avenue. Phones 2572.
LEGAL NOTICES


 Notice
 Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the power of sale, contained in two certain deeds of mortgage, exc cuted by Gertrude RyNmham Brannon and husband Gus T. Brannon, to the Birming ham Realty company, which said deeds of mortgage are duly recorded in the of flee of the judge of probate of Jefferson county, Alabama, in book 517, page 24, and vol. 534 Record of Deeds, page 250, respectively, default having been made in the payment of the debt secured there- by, the Birmingham Realty company, on the 18th day of February, 1911, at the courthouse door of Jefferson county, Ala bama, during the legal hours of sale, will offer for sale the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot numbered two @, in block numbered eight hundred and nine ty-three (S93), according to the map and plan of Hanover Place, in the city of Birmingham. Ala. Terms of sale, cash. BIRMINGHAM REALTY COMPANY.
 Mortgagee. London &Fitts, Counsel. 1-15-3t-su
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New Bargains For Sale

$5oo. $75o and s1ooNBeautiful lots at west End. Tate station, of West End car line; very reasonable terms. $6oo-Fins business corner, on Pike at Boulevard station. South Ensley line: can give terms. Ss0o-Only S10 cash. balance $10 Der month. no interest Groom houses near Dim mick Pipe works, for colored people: rare chance to got a home $2500-60x19O Norwood, 2sth street. near car line; fronts east; great bargain; owner leaving city.
 s8000-Choice corner. just one block of Five Points.
 $460-Corner on Pike road. half block of park. Green Springs road; 1t Is seldom you can get a lot in Birmingham for this price. and this Is corner; see me quick.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
 s2350 Pretty new groom cottage with bath. Lot 5ox1so, West End $25o cash, bal ance easy.
 s475o Modern, groom bungalow near Five Points. Furnace, large bath; beautiful ly finished. Elevated 60-foot lot, fac ing east. Terms.
 S6oo0 New 7-room modern home on choice cor ner lot, east of goth St. Hardwood floors furnace, beamed ceiling, very attractive. It's a bargain at the price, and we can arrange terms to suit.
 sS500 only one block from Highland avenue. Worth s9500.
 s11,500 Beautiful South Highlands home, east of 20th street. Every modern improve ment. Most desirable neighborhood in the city.
 RESIDENCE LOTS We have number of high class resi- dence lots at prices that will sur prise you. No trouble to show them, and it will pay you to talk with us.
 A. B. WHITE HILL FERGUSON 212o First Avenue Bell a46o
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5. E. THOMPSON, Agent
 223 N. 21st Street. Bell Telephone 24
FOR RENT

906 S. 18th st., elegant home for rent April l.
 If you desire a change of location April 1 put your name on our want book and we may find a location to suit you .-
 w. B. LEEDY 6 CO.,,
 Phones 42 112 N. Fist st.
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This Ideal Home, S8000

This is a high-class residence, built for a. home by one who knew how to plan and build a home It is on beautiful, high lot. surrounded by pretty homes. I have price on this that makes 1t a rare bargain. The house is new e years old), has every improv vement Eleven rooms, five of which are bed rooms; quar- ter-sawed oak floors, furnace heated. The decorations are expensive and with the arrangement of the rooms show the excellent taste of the build CT. Now just consider the price, then phone me to see the house. It is on the South Highlands.
 Be sure to get my big list, then you have the pick of the city. Select from
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For Sale

$105o each, two 5o-foot lots on Cotton ave- nue, near Grady station; these lots are three feet above grade and lay level; ideal location for a home. s3250-Lot 1Oox100, improved with three 6- room cottages, rented to white tenants at s44 per month; this is snap. S4750-Handsome vacant lot within two blocks Country club; this lot is being offered at sacrifice; let us show 1t to you.
 s75oo-Corner lot 10ox140, close In on 4th avenue, north improved with seven A. room new negro houses, paying $s4 per month.
 s23, ,O00-Corner 10ox140, within three blocks Hillman hotel; this is getting to be business property very rapidly.
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s70O0-70-foot elevated lot near Five Points This lot is unincumbered. Will exchange for residence; east 20th street and south Highland avenue.
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT in which to buy real estate. That mo- ment usually arrives when times are slack or prices low. That moment is
 HERE NOW and the man with foresight, the man with nerve, the man with confidence in his judgment will profit by it. An opportunity accepted is an opportu- nity gained. It is our business to show you where and how to buy Real Estate.
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s500o-Two cottages. one five and one six room, East Lake. unincumbered will
 exchange for good farm of same value.
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35o-acre farm, miles from Sparta, Ga., 150 acres cleared; two Groom houses one Broom house, rented last year for $500; price per acre, s20; will exchange for Birmingham property unincumbered.
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If youahave funds you wish to lend on first mortgages we are prepared to place jt for yOII
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s15, ,5o0- Equity in l1igh-class productive black belt farm; is paying 9 per cent on the total investment: will exchange
 for Birmingham city rental property
 business property, or good stock ol
 bonds. Do not object to taking equity
 in good business property.
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We solicit your business and assure you
 it will have our best attention.
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4oo-foot manufacturing site at $25 per foot. Free switching on five roads, sidetrack already in.
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5000 Equity in Hanover Circle; lot aver aging 1OOx140; see this If you want some thing high-class.
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s10,000-To lend on improved city or su- burban property In amounts of $500 and up
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If you have property that you wish to dispose of and will put the right value on it we can assist you.
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s25 per acre will buy 30o-acre farm in 20 miles of Birmingham, near Clay, three dwelling houses. barns, 150 acres cleared, five springs; 5000 cash, balance easy.
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Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance, loans
 2107 Third Avenue. Phones.
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On any of the above property will con- sder trade for good equity in other rental or vacant city or farm prop erty; good stocks, bonds. mortgage or cash
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Wiring For State Cotton Mill, speigner, VT Alabama

London &Fitts. Counsel. l
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
MAY SEND WARSHIP
GERMAN INTERVENTION IN MO.
ROCCO MAY LEAD TO TRoU-
BILE WITH FRANCE.

Paris. July S.--Premier Caillax has
taken over the conduct OF the foreign
Office. pending Foreign Minister Des-
elves return from Holland and will
direct Frances attitude concerning
the German Intervention i'm Morocco:
II Is not unlikely that after consulting
with Great Britain. France may send
a warship to Agadir. as the Algeciras
act authorizes the policing of the Mo-
roccan coast by France. In conjunction
with Spain
Although the German action was
sudden, France had been anticipating
a move of some sort by Germany. be-
cause OF SPANS extension of her mill
tary operations I'm the north of Moroc-
co. a policy which France steadily OPP
posed, rs leading TO the idea that the
agreement of Algerciras was dead and
that Morocco was TO he dismembered.
The French press urges the govern
ment to conduct the situation with a
firm hand
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
Taft Boosts Sane Fourth.

Cleveland. O., July ARRIVING here
at 1855 today on his way TO Indianap-
Oils. President Taft from the rear plat
form of the car addressed thousands of
persons on the observation of a sane
Fourth of July.
The president made a strong plea for
preserving life by the elimination of
the old time method of celebrating the
Fourth.
In his speech the president said.
Statistics show terrible loss to chill
dren i'm life and limb because of the
insane and foolish observance of the
national holiday. When we think of
the way the Fourth of July has been
observed i'm the past and of the terri
BILE consequences. 1t ought to make us
blush that we have not taken means TO
stop it. | ann reminded of a mother
who had five children and said with
the plague of their living and the fear
of their dying. shall so crazy" II is
our duty to rid the mothers Of the
country of all future anxiety by the
passing of ordinances forbidding can
non crackers. toy pistols and all other
menaces to childhood"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

GOVERNOR OSBORN SAID TO BE
PLANNING TO LoP OFF RE.
CESS APPoINTEEs.

Lansing, Mich. July 3.-It is under
stood that Governor Osborn has been
considering for some time the removal
from the state service of certain ap
pointees who are holding office by vir-
tue of the fact that they were interim
appointees. An opinion given by the
attorney general is to the effect that
such appointments are good only until
the legislature adjourns and then the
places are held subject to the will of
the chief executive of the state. The
story Is I'm circulation that the COVER
nor does not intend to remove all of
the appointees, but in some instances
VIII make clean sweep of control of
certain boards i'm order TO open the
way for new regimes
Some time ago Governor Osborn in
timated that he proposed to make a
visit to the state institutions to post
himself regarding the methods of ad-
ministration in vogue. Since then re-
ports have come to the executive Of
ice from different portions of the
state. that much effort was being ex-
pended to clean up and prepare for his
visit I'm every way. He has not. how
ever, started on the trip and no one
here seems TO know just when he pro-
poses to start
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
Guest Of Former Vice President
Fairbanks Tonight and will
Celebrate at lndiauapo-
lis Tomorrow
MAY SPEAK ON RECIPROCITY
After Reviewing Great Pageant in His
Honor Taft Will Join Railroad
Employes-ls Guest OF
Marion Today.

indianapolis, Ind. July S.-The An
ishing touches to the preparations for
the visit of President Taft and the
safe and sane" celebration of the
great national holiday, i'm which the
President will participate, were put on
today. The President will spend the
night at the home of former Vice
President Fairbanks. Tomorrow he
will give To the people of the city,
spending the day as the guest OF the
Marion Club. the leading Republican
organizati of Indiana. II is expect
ed the President viii deliver an ad-
dress under the auspices of the club
and IL is regarded as possible that in
the course of his remarks he will make
plain his attitude in reference to tho
amendment of the reciprocity bill
The President will review the big
Fourth of July parade and afterward,
II time permits. he will go TO the state
fair grounds for a celebration OF rail-
road employees. The downtown sec
ton of the city has taken on a gala
appearance I'm anticipation of the pres
idential visit Building after building
along Washington street and other
leading thoroughfares is one mass of
color from sidewalk to roof and the
national colors are everywhere i'm the
shape of shields, bunting and count
less numbers of flags.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

SOCIETY SHOCKED
LADY CONSTANCE FoLJAMBE
"ooEs SHOPPING" AND BOLTS
HER OWN WEDDING.

London. July 3.-Lady Constance
Foljambe. half sister OF the Earle OF
Liverpool. controller Of hng's house
hold, astonished society by failing tc
appear at a fashionable chdrch In
London this afternoon at the time APP
pointed for her marriage TO Rev A
II X. Hawkins. The edifice was filled
with society people. who waited an
hour. wondering what had occurred tc
delay the ceremony. When the bride
groom sent a messenger I'm great haste
to Earl Liverpoors residence TO i'm
quire for her the reply was that Lady
Constance went out shopping this
morning and has MOI yet returned
home"
The Earl of Liverpool stated this
evening that he had received from
Lady Constance a message 10 the ef-
feet that she had simply changed her
mind and had decided that she did not
wish TO be married.