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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

A BARGAIN.
 s7000.
 Corner 10Ox240, on Belt
 railroad. This Is fine
 site for coal yard, ware
 house or manufacturing
 site. Will we'll on very
 attractive terms
 R. A. BROWN X co,
 222 N. 21st St. Phone 20. WEST END, the real suburb; bunga- lows from s265O to 5000; can't be equaIed from 5000 to $2000 more in price. Terms like rent or can get trade for you.
 CHARLES I. SMITH,
 Suite 501-e Emipre. Main 1884
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. room, story house, bath. etc, on corner lot North Haven: will take au- tomobiie as part payment, balance monthly about like rent I. R. E. Go. of Ala,
 HARRY LYON. SALES AGENT,
 2109 First Ave S1900-Five rooms, two blocks South Ensley car line. Rising station. Lot 50x140. On easy terms. This fs a bargain. Bender X Varley. Cham Der of Commerce Bldg. WE have moved to 507-s-9 American Trust Bldg. Call us at Main 2s5, and let us show you the most modern. ? story house on South Highlands; 1t is beauti- A..1 .~f~ l,a large living room with pressed brick mantel. beautiful dining room with beamed ceilings. paneled walls and built-in china closets and buffet, tile conservatory with French doors. library and kitchen. 8 large bedrooms with mir rored doors. large sleeping porch, tile bath with linen closet. hardwood floors. Peck Williamson furnace and is beauti- fully decorated throughout; takes only ,600 cash, balance $40 per month. Dem tom Williams Realty Co.,, 5M-S-9 Ameri- can Trust Bldg. Main 2s5.
 10-s-3t-su- tu- thu ELEVENTH AVENUE sOUTH-NEAI,
 FIVE POINTS. IT WILL be worth your while to have us show you this modern, Broom home. It is convenient to several schools and churches. The lot Is 951hx240 and well shaded with oak trees. Has large barn, garage and servants house on lot; southeastern exposure: Eleventh avenue is a well = paved street and has excellent street car facilities. Price $15,500. JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO. 211 N. goth St. Phone 52so. FOR SALE-5000 shares of La Dure Con soiidated Mines Company. Make your best cash offer for all or part. Address S. A. Stemmons, care Park Hotel. Dal- las. Tex. 10-G-14t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Nice 2 story, modern residence, St Charles street, between 13th and 14th avenue. south, at u sacrifice price: easy terms.
 Ten room brick residence. modern in ev- cry way; large basement, servant s rooms. garage, east front, pretty shade trees, asphalt street, corner lot, Il feel front, near Rhodes Circle. the very best community on South Highlands. Lots on Pawnee avenue, 54x226; prettiest view in city; must be sold at once. Large lot, Hanover Circle, near some oi the most expensive homes in city, now being built; would consider exchange on business property First mortgage. s2500 s per cent, payable $51o per year, on 800 acre farm worth $1o,ooo.
 Second mortgage, $65o. 8 per cent, on niet new Southside apartment house, worth s7500; first mortgage ssl0o; my second mortgage due months. If your real estate is not paying you. it's because 1t is not properly looked after Talk 1t over with J. M Gibson who has spent a lifetime making property pas has made many people rich; gives square deal to all.
 ]. M. GIBSON,
 409 Empire Building FOR SALE-75 acres, near car line in woods mostly; spring and old house on it. suitable for park or dairy; maeadam- ized road across 1t. l.. c, Pettyjohn, 110. 9th avenue
 FOR SALE-A sacrifice. two beautiful residence lots including corner, nicely shaded, well drained, ideally situated within 3 blocks of ? car lines, on East Lake South Highlands, safe investment should double your money in l2 months worth while Investigating. Phone MT Reece, Main 52S0.
 FARMS for sale in Calhoun county, Ala. bama. good land, nice dwellings. Write or call on B. H. Denman, at Jackson vile, Ala.
 THIRD AVENUE. 50x140; four blocks oi goth street Lowest price on Third ave nue. Less than sSO00. Terms. w. NJ aarv o1o4 First ave Phone Main 12t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
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 ton. fnsh must accompany order.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

SIX per cent monay 10 loan residence property to buy or improve homes; 10 agents commission charged Jos. A.. Logan. 45i Brown-Marx. Bell 6955.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

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 PERSONAL
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 10-i-4tsal GET MARRIED Matrimonial paper eor tainug hundreds advertisements mar, riagcable people from all sectious; rich poor, young old, Protestants, Catholics. mailed sealed free. Tie Correspondent Toledo. C. s-s5=bt-s LADIEs-Nhen delayed or irregular pss Triumph Pills always dependable: .Ke- lltl ana DdllltuidlS itet. NfHt -Ad- tioual Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis g-S-at-s'i CONSUMPTION is carable and can ls cured It home lv the Dzol treatment Ccnsumptives should send their addres 10 the Ozol Company. Murphy. Nnrt Carolina. S-i5-15t-sn MARRY -Thousands wealthy, anxioas for early marriage; ell ages: dcseilf- tions free. Western club, Dept. 2a, Market San Francisco, Cal 9-29-2t-si LADIES' -sandersons Cotton Root pifis Safe and sure cure for Delayed Perioes Price g. Money returned if 1t fails Address Dr. r. Pierce, Portland, Ore.
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 MARRY Hundreds of wealthy members wishing to marry soon. descript an fte Reliable Club. Ais. Nrubel. llept = Box 2G, Oakland, Cal,
 KNOW your future. send dime or stumRa and birth date for accurate reelection for one year, Professor Niemever. s, West 18th street, New York city. SENOID--A marvellous cure for weaknna in men. Restores lost powers. ffise s. Money returned f t fails. Address l Dr. T. Pierce, Portland, Ore. a-s9-tt-sn l LADIES' Sandcison's Cotton Root 1ilz, safe and sure cure for delayed perio''s. 1 Price s2. Money returned s lt fails. Ad- l dress pr. T. Pierce, Portland, ofe. 9-s9-it-su l GET MARRIED-Matrmon paper con- taning advertisements marriageahle people from all sections. rich, poo. | young. old Protestlnts. Catholi 's. mailed sealed free. The Corresrondenf. Toledo, O. l9-o-ht=su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

MONEY for saiaried people and others upon their own names; easy payments:
 cheap rates; confidential. D. II. Tolman.
 411 Farley Bldg. 7-10-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-A modern home with 1 bed rooms upstairs and rooms with kitchen downstairs; hot and cold water; furnace heated; location 11th avenue, south. Terms s5o0 cash balance in monthly payments A bargain from one in dis Oess. Address RSi, care Age-Herald
 10-4-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

FOR SALE. Nice story, modern residence, St Charles street, between 13th and 14th avenue, south, at u sacrifice price. easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

NEGOTIATE loans and sell real cs,. state. Jerome Tucker. 207 21st street.
 2-26-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

WE are prepared to discopnt properly secured purchase money paDar.
 REALTY TRUST COMPANY. JOHN II. FRYE, PRESIDENT.
 3d AVE and 10TH ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06


 4e ACRES Outside city limits on car line has two houses, good well and garden; fine shade trees. in good nelghbor- hood, near school and churches, ane location for dairy poultry and truck farm; price $5000, 5000 cash, balance terms.
 oDoM- M-nUDNALL REALTY co. ROOM i701 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG.
 PHONE 3610.
 1o6-St-su u-tu-th FOR sALE-s25oO, North Highland, Groom residence desirable, attract i've place. H. L. Bains, 2127 Sd ave- nue.
 FOR sALE-BARGAIN, COTTAGE HOME FOR SALE, FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS. CALL OWNER, ssS FOR SALE-A first class pair mules. I and s years old, weight 1000 to 12o0 pounds each; farm raised and guaran- teed sound; never strained or over worked; well broke and gentle: also about 1000 bushels good ear corn, cheap for cash. Address ]. W. Lewis. 22l Woodward Bldg. Phone S72 Main.
 FOR SALE. Two acres on North Bessemer car line, | room cottage. best for the price In the valley; you would not believe n. hut you can buy # for s3250, on terms. This is good: Eight room, modern home. corner lot 60xl90, fronts east in Nor wood. vacant lot like this worth sS500. Come quick and get all for S5750.
 D. E. DEAN,
 605 Farley. FOR SAI.E-3oS 1st avenue, rooms good condition, large lot; Ss001, $40 down and Si0 per month without interest l.. c. Pettyjohn, 1702 5th avenue. FOR SALl-Bungalow with rooms and bath, in good neighborhood, facing car line; near church and schools: In old city limits, Terms, 5000 cash, balance SD per month straight. Stret Realty Co.,, s20 Empire Bldg. Phone 7lS.
 1o-16-2t-su- wed FOR sALE-one ice box in excellent condition. Phone Main f77S. FOR SALE--Retail grocery, centrally To- cated; good reason for selling Call Monday or Tuesday between s and 10 q. m. 1920 4th ave.
 FOR SALE---A Norwo6d home at bar gain; $ rooms, modern. s5500. H. l. Bains, 2127 Sd avenue. WEST END COTTAGES AND BUNGA- LOWS. Modern equipment, south front. deep lots, sidewalks paid; these are well finished and are we'll located for convenience to car line, school and churches; prices from $500 to s3250: can make terms. ODOM-HUDNALL REALTY CO, 170l AMERICAN TRUST BUILDING. PHONE 36l0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

First mortgage. s2500, s per cent. payable $510 per year, on 500 acre farm worth $100o0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

Large lot, Hanover Circle, near some Q the most expensive homes in city, nov being built. would consider exchang, on business property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

Ten room brick residence. modern in ev- cry way; large basement, servant s rooms, garage, east front, pretty shade trees, asphalt street, corner lot, n feel front, near Rhodes Circle; the very best community on South Highlands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

WEST END, the real suburb; bunga- lows from s2650 to 5000; can't be equaled from 5000 to $2000 more in price. Terms like rent, or can get a trade for you. CHARLES I. SMITH, Suite 501-e Emipre. Main 1884
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS

f'hEE DERfAb WOtSk.
 FREE dental work will be done at the Birmingham Dental college, 22d street and 5th avenue. after Octo- Der 1 9-26-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

MONUMENTS-Fines display in the
 south; middiemens profits agents com
 missions eliminated. Prices reduced 1-3
 to 4. Established s2 years. Birming ham Marble Works, 419 South 20th St. 6-3O-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
MONEY TO LEND

WE negotiate loans and sell real estate; can handle desirable farm loans. Ma ione- Mcconnell Co, 9024 sd avenue.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

Lots on Pawnee avenue, 54x226; pretties view in city; must be sold at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

CHOICE VACANT LOTS ON SOUTH
 HIGHLANDS FOR SALE. IF YOU want 8 building site for a home or an apartment house, let us show you our list
 JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.
 211 N goth St. Phone 52S0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

solidated Mines Company. Make your best cash offer for all or part Address S. A. stemmons. care Park Hotel Dai- las. Tex. 10-G-14t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

Second mortgage, $65o. per cent, on nice new Southside apartment house, worth s7500; first mortgage ssi0o: my second mortgage due months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

S190o-Five rooms, two blocks South Ensley car line. Rising station. Lot 50x140. On easy terms. This fs a bargain. Bender & Varley. Cham her of Commerce. Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

HAGGARD REALTY CO.,, sol American Trust Bldg. Phone TEA Main
 10-2-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

Six acres, 10 miles out, near rail- road station; 5 acres rich In cul- tivation: house, orchard and spring; on county road; $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05

Perry Weinberg Was Fined S2O0 word for saying 'TIl get even with you" to Judge Martin in Paterson, N. J. This will make him stay in jail 1000 days longer than his original sentence of three years.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Highway Robbers
 Shoot Butcher
THREE FOREIGNERS HOLD UP N.
 L. MASON OF NIANTN
BULLET IN HIS STOMACH
Wound Not Serious-rwo Intended Victims Put Up a Stiff Fight When Robbers Grabbed Their HoFse.

Mantle, Conn, Aug. 3.-A bold at- tempt at highway robbery was com mitted by three foreigners here carly today and in a stiff fight one Of them sent a bullet into the stomach of AL l.. Mason, the butcher, here.
 Fortunately the 32 calibre bullet struck in a glancing way and did not penetrate deep. The ball wBs extract ed by Dr. Dart after MT. Mason had walked to the latter's office. Mir. Ma son, who has a Sunday paper route, left his home in a wagon with Will jam Messenger shortly after daylight to come in from Baptist Hill In a clUmp of woods the three men jumped out and held the horse, two of them attacking Messenger when hetgot out Mason went to Messengers assistance and the men attacked him. Both Ma son and Messenger found back with vigor and suddenly one of the men drew a gun and fired five times. ona bullet finding a mark. Then they fed. Mason had s15O in his pocket from his store receipts.
 Three Suspects Arrested.
 New London. Conn, Aug 4.-Lieu- tenant Jeffers of the local police foroa and two patrolmen tonight arrested Philip Faraci, Joe Afico and Frank Carro, on suspicion of being the three men who held up M. l.. Mason and William Messenger in Mantle today. The three admit that they were in Ni- antic today, and Everett Mason, brother of the man who was shot, identified the men as the three whom he saw about o'clock today on the Ashcroft road Faraci was formerly employed by M. L. Mason.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Between HOO and 1,2OO Delegates Will Officially
 Launch Progressive Party Today
THE WOMEN DELEGATES ARRANGE FOR PARADE
Colonel Roosevelt Speeding Towards Chcago-Gov John
 son of California Still Most Likely Name For Second Place on Ticket-Two Contests Over Negro Delegates
 Pending-South Carolina Has No Official Representative

sive convention is one vote for each senator and representative from state. The votes of the delegates are to be split in fractions ranging from one-half to one seventh.
 South Carolina Unrepreseated.
 South Carolina, so far, is the only state concerning which no official not ification of participation in the con- vention has been received. A man claiming to be a citizen of that state called at headquarters today and asked how he might become a dele gate. He was told it probably was too late to arrange for a regular repre- sentation for the state, and South Carolina is not expected to have voice in the convention.
 Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln.
 The official badges issued for the convention resemble closely the de- signs followed in the republican and democratic conventions this year. On the medallion attached to the Vari- colored ribbon of the badges, however, appear the heads of Washington, Jef- ferson and Lincoln as the ideals of the founders of the new party. The tickets of admission to the cOnven- tion bear etchings of the same three illustrious figures in American his tory.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
WILL BE TERMED
 SOCIALISM OR ANARCHY. What Roosevelt Says of His New
 "Confession of Faith"

New York, Aug. 1.-The national progressive party must accept Colonel Roosevelts political doctrines if he is to be it's standard bearer He said late today that he would insist upon making his confession of faith" to the delegates at Chicago before the committee which is to draft the plat form makes it's final report and that he would not accept the nomination on a platform which did not meet with his approval.
 Colonel Roosevelts speech was or igina1ly scheduled for Monday night
 Colonel Roosevelt said that in his speech he had dealt fully with all the great political questions of the day. He spoke frankly and fearlessly he said, and believed that the convention ought to be fully apprised of his views before ratifying the tentative nomination which he accepted when the party was formed at Chicago last month. He contends that it was upon question of principle that he left the republican party and now that he has done so he cannot make 8 compromise of principle in accepting the leader ship of the new movement
 His declaration of political faith, he says, is one which will be termed ei- 1 ther socialism or anarchy and prob ably both, but represents his convic- l tions. He goes to Chicago to make these views known and to receive the presidential nomination only if they are acceptable, in their substantial 1 provisions to the new party.
 Colonel Roosevelt said it WAS for this reason that he had taken his de- termined stand and he sent word to his managers in Chicago to this effect Rather than accept a platform which did not meet with his views, he would prefer to retire in favor of another candidate. According to the present 1 arrangement, Colonel Roosevelt will | deliver his speech Tuesday morning. This arrangement, he said, would be satisfactory to him. as at that time | the platform committee will not have completed it's work
 Colonel Roosevelt left Oyster Bay early in the afternoon by automobile
 for New York, where at 4 o'clock he
 took train which is due in Chicago [ early in the morning. He was accom-
 panied only by Mrs. Roosevelt and his
 secretary.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Senator From
 Massachusetts
CONGRESSMAN MCCALL SAYS HE
 IS A CANDIDATE
TO SUCCEED SEN. CRANE
New Candidate Wants His Name Be-
 fore the People-Regret That Form
 CT Senator Should Decide to Retire.

Boston. Aug. 4.-Congressman Sam uel W. Mccall of Winchester, tonight announced his candidacy for the Unit ed States senate to succeed Senator w. Murray Crane.
 In a statement to the public. Con gressman Mccall expresses regret at the announced intention of Senator Crane to retire and said he belived the present to be the proper time to an nounce his own candidacy, before the people who are the principals, shall have delegated to their representatives the authority to record their choice"
 Both houses of the present legis- lature, though not in agreement as to details, passed bills for popular sen atorial primaries, and they also, without a division, conferred upon the commonwealth the distinction of be- ing the first state in the union to rat fly the proposed amendment to the federal constitution for the direct el- ection of senators by the people" con- tinued the statement.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
PET DOG FOUND
 HIS MISTRESS BODY. Celia Funke Missing Since Saturday Finger Prints Deep In Her Throat.

Washington, Penn, Aug. 4.-After a search of "A hours the body of Celia Funka- IS years old, an Austrian girl who had been missing from her home at Manifold since early Saturday, was found at noon today near Washington by a Newfoundland dog. which had been her pet for years. August FUnka, father of the girl. was led to a clump of trees by the animal and there discovered his child. She had been choked to death. On her throat were the imprints of fingers, the nails of which had sunk deep into the flesh.
 It was nearly midday when the dog, crossing 8 line between two farms northeast of Washington, sud- denly stopped and gave d mournful howl. With the father of the girl close at his heels the animal put his nose to the ground and ran until he finally stopped at what appeared to be a pile of grass. The father threw aside the grass and found the body of his daughter
 To night a posse. led by Sheriff Luton, Is searching for the mur- derer.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
ROBBERY MOTIVE
 IN MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Six Bullets Struck Light Tender for
 Ohio Railroad Yard.

Mingo Junction. Ohio, Aug. A. James In1ino, 40 years old, a light tender in the Cleveland and Pittsburg yards here. was killed by two stran- gers today while he was bending over a switch lamp. Six bullets struck him.
 Inflino had worked for the railroad for seven years and had saved a gum of money estimated at $5,0OO. Rob bery is thought to have been the mo tive of the murder. No trace of the assassins has been found.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Another ZeppeIIn AHoat

Hamburg, Germany, Aug. 4.-The latest Zeppelin airship constructed to carry passengers arrived here iron FTiedrichshafen on Lake Constance at midnight after @ trip of almost 500 miles. The monster air cruiser, which Is named the Hansa. at time trial on August 1 attained a speed of 49 1-2 miles per hour It will make a spe- cialty of excursions out to sea.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
To Cut Down Roossvsit Tras.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 4.-The gigantic hr tree in Ravenna park, which was named in honor of Theodore Roosevelt and which has been dying, will be cut down. The Roosevelt tree is more than ten feet in diameter and over two hun dred feet tall IL has been one of the sights af Seattle
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Staamers Arriuinn.

Sable Island. N. S., Aug. 4-Steamer United States, Copenhagen for New York, in wireless communication with Marconi station when 6Ss miles east Sandy Hook at 11.05 ?. m Saturday. Dock 8 a. m. Tuesday.
 Steamer Minnewasla, London for New York, in wireless communication with Marconi station here when 700 miles east of Sandy Hook at midnight Saturday. Dock g. m. Tuesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
cUDAHY FAMILY REUNITED.
Four Children from California Join
 Parents in Kansas City

Kansas City Mo. Aug. 1.-The re- union of the family of Mir. and Mrs. John P. Cudahy was complete today. when the four children arrived from Pasadena, Cal, where they had been in the custody of their grandmother, Mrs. Michael Cudahy.
 Immediately after their marriage six weeks ago. Cudahy and his wife began arranging for the return of the children.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Wage pisnnts Arhitrator.

Springfield. Mass, Aug. Apr. John w. Coughlin of Fall River, Mass member of the democratic national committee, will act as the third mem Der of q board of arbitration in the wage dispute of the Springfield and Worcester street railway systems and their employees
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Enjoyed Music Before Stealing Um
 breIia.

Greenwich, Conn, Aug. 4.-The n1eanest thief on record appeared here last night. He entered the First Methodist Episcopal church while the choir was rehearslng, sat down for a half hour and listened to the music, and then walked out. carrying a $549 silk pInhre1la, owned by the organlst, Miss Edna Kemp of DarIen. The pol lice have A description of the um- be1TlA, but not of the thief,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
Hunted Down by Posse.

La Junta, Col, Aug. 4.-George Bal lew, who on Friday night shot four people and burned down hotel at south Platte. committed suicide three miles from here today. He had been pursued from Rocky Ford by a sheriff and his posse, and took his life only after he had been wounded twice and brought to bay behind a haystack.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
erave Charae Aqainst Two Men.

New Haven. Aug. 4.-William Rob tnson, a blacksmith, and Frank Dal- mestro, 9 shoemaker, are held in S1 ,0O0 bonds charged with indecent assault upon fifteen young girls residing in the jurisdiction of the Grand avenue pre- cinct. The parents of the girls en- tered complaints recently and the ar rests followed today.