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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-04-15

LIVERY one at all conversant with Wash
IL ington real estate values knows of the
development of Dupont and Sheridan Cir
cles. History-is bound torepeat itself at
Observatory Circle. the axis around which
Massachusetts, Avenue Heights swings.
Here will be homes of the same palatial
magnifioence as those which now adorn
Sheridan Circle. Right now. before the
grading is completed, one such home has
been planned and others will surely follow.
That sort of development absolutely
assures an increase in value. Compare
the prices in Observatory Circle with those
of Sheridan Circle. Then compare the
natural advantages of the two as regards
location and elevation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31
RAEGIa FORCE REDl,--
ACCORDING TO 0RDEI;

n accordance with Fnn decree
handed down I'M .he state ad~lntant
general. that the ranger force ON the
border be reduced onc-half. Captain
Munr1e Fox. COMMANDER OF Troop G.
has ordered the following men re-
tired after the firs. of the month:
IRA Owen. Pari McAllister. H- NJ.
TollinEer. Milton West. Miguel Oyer.
yidis and James Nunnery.
Mr.. West Is the only Brownsville
ranger TO 90 The boys have made
lots rf friends during their stay On
the border. tho greatly regret t0 see
them go.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31
MAY RAISE PEPPERS HERE.

NJ Guth Of Mexico City was here
yesterday IN route To Mission Mr.
Guth n here looking over land with
"A view NJ purchasing and engaging
extensively In the cufiure or peppers
tchile) When een by a Herald re-
porter yesterday Mr.. Guth said: n
nnders and the pepper planting I'M
dustry has been carried OH tn some
extent III your part of rha country,
but n1t a. extensively I'd ! intend 40
ing into Il n am favorably !npress-
ca with the possibility"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31
NOTICE OF PRESENTATION FOR
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
CENTRAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT OF CAMERON co.

AEEN nal AAAAA1A NOt ANF-
TRICT OF CAMERON co.
TEXAS.
TO Whom N May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given he petit
tioners signing. who have signed
the accompanying petition TO the
| Commissioners Court 81 Cameron
County. Texas. prayIng for the or
ganization Or I'm irrigation district
within the said County Of Cameron
10 he called ''The Central Irrigation
District TO all persons owning land
within the boundaries Of said pro-
posed irrigation district. and 20 any
| and an persons w~h0ms0ever. that the
said petition will be- presented to
| the Commissioners Court Of Gamer
on County. Texas. on the first day
OF the next regular term thereof 70
be begun and holden az the County
Court House yof said County In the
City III Brownsville. Texas. on the
second Monday In the month of
| February, "A. ID. 1912 same
/ being the 19th day Of February.
A. d. 1912. at which time and place
any and all persons Interested there
In may appear and be heard In rela-
| ton thereto and present n ob1ec-
ton they may have 10 the formatian
Or said proposed irrigation district.
a. prayed for in said petition. OF
pray the inclusion In said district
Of other lands hat they mas show
to be susceptible Of irrigation from
The same source and system Of works
Dated ar Brownsville. Texas.
"A. ID. 1912. al which time and place
This 25th day Of January. 1912.
ID. p. GAY.
LINDSEY TOWN & IMP. co.
BY ID. p. Gay. Sec.
GEO A GREEN.
~ ID. Y. Gay, AIT. and atty
IN fact.
A. A BROWNE. Shares q
and 80.
TEcLA SAN ROMAN. by r..
Loper. at. and atty.in fact
MISS AGNES Al. BROWNE.
BY j. NJ. Browne.
FRANK RABB.
JOHN r BOX.
r. a BOX.
MRS. A. <. ABNEY.
John r.. Box. AFT. and atty
IN fact.
n. N. BANKER.
cLAUD W. CALVERT.
ID. b. THOMPSON.
N. STEPHENSON.
FRED OBERLE.
y r. YATES.
j. H. MASON.
J.P.REIIINGHAUSEN.
BY n. +. Stephenson. agt.
and atty. In fact.
w. II. BROWER.
by ~. r.. Stephenson. at
and atty. IN fact.
GEO. w. CHRISTIAN.
BY II. +. Stephenson. agt.
and atty. In fact.
ID G. TILBuRY,
BY n. r.. Stephenson. at.
"A. u. SELLARS.
by VI. r.. Stephenson. agt.
and atty. M fact.
G. L. THOMPSON.
BY II. r. Stephenson. agt.
and atty. In fact.
n. VI DEYO.
by Ill ri. Stephenson. at.
and atty. In fact.
s. r. sWENsON.
BY II. F. Stephenson. agt.
and atty. in fact.
y. =. BEscO.
By I'LL r.. Stephenson. MT.
and atty. I'D fact
y. T. AsKEW.
By II. =. Stephenson agt
and atty. In fact.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31

IL. tlaud W. calvert - 10.
a.. u. II. Thompson as l35
l5. II. III. Brewer. ....45 l3a
Wv II. r.. stephenson, AIT. and atty
IN fact.
ne. Fred Oberle ......i5 l55
ll7. 5. r. Yates $50 27o
rs. II. +. Stephenson $50 ESQ
no. j. q. Mason ......i5 135
20 J p. BeIlinghau-
SEN .......-....43 lS1
BY n. =. Stephenson. agt. and atty
in fact
81. Geo. W. Christian.45 1875
By II. +. Stephenson. agt. and atty
IN fact.
Ply. ID. Il. Tilbnfy ..--.fa l55
By II. II. Stephenson. AIT. and atty
IN fact.
%. A.. J. Sellars. .....45 l@s
by II. 4. Stephenson. agt. and atty
in fact.
2f. C. II. Thompson. ..i5 l35
BY n. T.. Stephenson. AFT. and atty
In fact.
%. X. II. Deyo ...--.f5 1875
By II. F. stephenson,-a gt. and atty
In fact.
2G :. n Swenson .-.-.45 1870
By n. II. stephenson. AIT. and atty
IN fact.
~. J. n Besco. .....-45 s4u 135
By II. +. stephenson. agt and atty
in fact.
rs. ,. n. Askew ......45 135
By n. n. stephenson. Il and atty
in fact
"a paul M. peck. If 135
BY IT. +. Stephenson. agt. and atty
in fact.
Ia al = Thompson AZ 135
~ II = stanhnnson at and atty
II fact
lar y 4 Raknr AZ 135
nv II = stephenson. act and atty
in fact
l32. N. r Lackey. As 1876
nv "A y stnnhpnsnn act aud atty
~ fart
.a Nv = p~.th.r ~ m.
W.. u.N,rvht Al ta-
smnhem.aa 49,, ana ,,,v
!, fac.
Az y n Kennedy AZ 1876
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31
BEAUTY YOUR HOMES

Help Make lhc city beautiful
Plant -FOUR vacant lots with Ever
green Shade Trees. Ornamental Palms
and Towering Shrubs, Hedges and
\ Variety Of Fruits. Now IA the time
io book your orders fnr fall winter
end spring planting. Consult WITHIN Fr-
pErienrrd HurticulturiHt- Success
guaranteed under my direction
Forestry Tree Surgery, Plant Din.
W. N. WHITE, City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31

81. Mrs. Wren T.
liaiIamr Dy L. n. Hall
lam -225 SIS
30. r.. H. Hallam 2To
20. Mrs. M. isabel. NJ. 225 CTS
by !. X. Hallam. act. and atty. In
fact.
81. r. Thomas --.....9o 40
IS. +. =. Boynton ....45 1856
By n. n. Banker, agt. and atty. In
fact.
~. r.. Il. Tomson ....705 1876
BY d. p. Gay. agt. and atty. T.
fact
81. r. H. Goodrich. valuation 1870.
IL int. in CTS acres. ~ int $50
~. B. -. Newman. valuation ST.
sl2.5o. ESQ acres n ~ int. IN
$50 acres.
80. J. p. Campbell. by J. p. Scott. at
torney In fact. IL int. In CTS ac-
res. s2542.
80. r.. y. Box, IA acres. $1,000.
|61. M. n. Cross. ssl0 acres. sea.a25
81. Nv. y. Hodges. > 100
So. ". r. Montgomery.lO I5s
60. J. +. Erwin ......45 1875
BY II. r. Stephenson. at. an ATTY
In fact.
~. Joe Held. IL int ~ r ESQ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31
O2AS
hogs raising.
h0GS ARE NY SUGAR MILL

with apologies 10 Sam RobertSon)
1t grinds. day and night,
1t gets perfect extraction,
1t r%ejoices over a freezes more Gull stuff
1t makes no deductions for ''sour canc'
Everything goes)
II spits ont the bagasse and it's plowed under instead Of being
MORAI-Every farmer should have his own DurOc Jersey Sugar
Ye only ~r- s~ ara ~nosns' III this basineasa ara te pri.es
Thoroughbreds from $1,000 Up
Scrubs from $1,000 DOWN
Cage and size eoserning)
Like every one else they have been to the Fair" Like eve
cry ono else they are glad 70 get back ID San nenito. Cane Fields.
Scnn Stuff and Home Sweet Home
~TRey HOgsd all the blue ribbons and Sweep Stake Banners
an&every dollar Of the Prize Money and would have hogcd
more il they could. for Pigs IS Pigs and mine proved especially
~ sssa at prize time. Col. Jack. sugs Lady. Lady cliff and
queen Ora bSt herd CSweep Stakes nanner) Col. Jack. hest boar
any age. sues Lady. best SOW any age. superb Chief. best boar
under two years. Dr Duroc. best boar under one yeaS Miss Tip
4 i Colonel. best ) under two years. Miss san Renno. best SOW
urder one year. Two little red beauties. only two months old tto
young to name) took first prizes as best male aud female under c
M n.hs. against others four and five months old.
The ladies an said. Oh. amt they dear the men said. "Oh.
amt they cheap" One tony, well dressed lady wanted ID buy
them 10 raiae a. pets. forgetting that "n you feed 4 pig cul stuff
u VIII make a hog OF Itself"
But prizes don't saw much frozen water The point is this:
We convinced the people Of the Valley that they dinf have 10 so
ont Of the Valley 70 get just A. good hogs a. anybodys hogs: that
tul stuff when properly treated will pass the pure food Law in-
specton ! Bacon. They done have 70 go 70 great initial expense
70 start in the budncss-that the Portable hog wire fence il 1T.
A well known brownsville attorney asked. Haywood. what il "a
prevent an unruly hog jumpins that portable fence?" replied.
"The Duroc Jersey Hogs are not 'unruIy:' they " quiet. doclc.
domestic hogs. easy % handle and then, a a. attorney. You know
Il u necessary in conyictinE a criminal to prove q motive FOR the
crime. We place the criminal tthe hog and thc motive (cur
STUFF" and plenty e water' on ne insioe Of the portable fence.
The Judge reepled: 81 SEE. Not GUILTY"
SO write or wire
That you desire.
A Dam and sire.
a. red As rre.
Or maybe more.
Say one good boar.
And scrubs a score.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-31

PAV n. PEEK.
III "A. A.. Stephenson. ast
ind atty. IN fact.
c. III. THOMPSON.
Ry n. W. Stephenson. att
and atty. In fact.
r. G. BAKER.
BY II. +. Stephenson. agt
and atty. In fact.
M. ". LAcKEY.
BY WI. ". Stephenson. agt
and atty. IN fact.
~ :. PRATHER.
BY II. +. Stephenson. agt
and atty. IN fact
u. XII. McNAUGHT.
By ~. W. Stephenson. aEt
and atty. IN fact.
r.. NJ. KENNEDY.
by II. F. Stephenson. agt
and atty. In fact.
GEORGIA "A. BROWER.
By III. W. Stephenson. art
and atty. IN fact.
OSCAR SCHMIEDEL.
BY II. +. Stephenson. aGt
and atty. In fact.
@. :. REED.
By III. vi. Stephenson. agt
and atty. In fact
"A. N. BURMEIsTER.
by H.. r. Stephenson. ast
and atty. In fact.
l.. p. HODGE.
10y n. n. stephenson. ait
and atty. w fact.
VI. ~ BURNNEI-L.
by IT. ". Stephenson. aEi
and atty. IN fact.
LraIE r. ROGERS.
by II. n. Stephenson. aFt
and atty. In fact.
". M OLCOTT.
By ~. n. Stephenson. art
and atty. In fact.
TH0S. r. BLACK.
BY II. r. Stephenson. agi
and atty. In fact.
"A. r.. MARTIN.
IN IT. VI. stephenson. aEt
and atty. III fact.
VET vElTH.
BY II. r. Stephenson. agt
and atty. IN fact.
JAMES ". DENTCA
NV III. VT. Stephenson. aEi
and atty. IN fact.
y. NJ FULTON.
BY II. r. Stephenson. agi
and atty. In fact.
LAGUNA VISTA CLUB.
By IA. w. Stephenson. pres
and manager.
II r. HALLAM.
MRS. WREN r. HALLAM.
BY /. n Hallam. atty. In
fact
y. *. HALLAM.
MRS. nj. ISABEL HATI-tM.
By = K. Hallam. at. aHf
atty. IN fact
f THOMAS.
r. l.. BOTNTON.
By n. n. Banker. at. an
atty. In fact.
W. II. TOMSON.
BY d. r. Gay. atty. IN far
and agt.
y. X. GOODRICH. II int =
CTS acres and IL in So
acres.
III. III NEWMAN. e1N acres
i-2 Int. In $50 acres.
J.. p CAMPBELL. By y. y
Sc3tt. atty. In fact. i-2 int
in 64S acres.
W. u BOX.
M. ". CROSS. Lands between
Tule Lake anu Fresn0s.
W. j.. HODGES.
W. +. MONTGOMERY.
JOE HELD.
~. II. SCHNEIDER.
III "A. MARSON.
II. NJ. STELL.
n. r. PHILLIPS.
+ ERNEST MOORE.
DELTA FARMS co.
by Frank a.. Pierce. atty.
GEO. M. SMITH.
JUAN H. FERNANDEZ.
WM DEILINGH5uSEN.
FORCE REDls--
ACCORDING TO ORDER
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

Norfolk, Va, September 2l.-An agree ment was signed today by both sides set ting the wage and other questions which have been in dispute for some weeks be- tween the Norfolk and Western. Chesa- peake and Ohio. and the Virsinian rail- ways and the trainmen of those roads, as a consequence there will be no strike of the trainmen.
 Richmond, Va,-After selecting Guthrie Oklahoma, as the next convention city, the National League of Postmasters ad- journed it's annual session today. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General P. " De- graw discussed the rural mail service and there were other papers on topics relat- ing to postal work and efficiency.
 Chicago-For permitting it's baseball park to become overcrowded during a series with New York the Chicago club of the National league was fined $500 to- day It was charged by the fire preven- tion bureau, that tickets were sold in ax- cess of the seating capacity and that the aisles were blocked with spectators.
 Panama-Progress on the Panama canal is very satisfactory to the chief engineer The upper approach wall of the Pedro
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
FOR RENT

s7500-Elm street place, two story, 8 rooms, strictly modern and good location. s13, 500-A lovely home east of 20th and south oi Highland avenue, on large lot. s22. .500-An elegant, almost new home on Iroquois street. corner lot, 100 feet front. This is a beautiful residence on suburb lot and surrounded by high class, ex- pensive homes. Liberal terms can be arranged
 ss5 per frcnt foot for choice corner lot on Cliff road, one block off Highland avenue
 s60 per foot, a choice corner lot, facing east with ideal surroundings and on all sides houses costing S15,o00 to s6o,0oo. This lot will soon be worth s100 per foot.
 s11. .o0o-A new 14 room house on good cor ner lot, Norwood car Rents for H3o per month. Fine investment or fine change for some woman to make money taking roomers. s9O, ,000--A Fourth avenue corner, 100 feet front witI cheap houses; in line of de- velopment and enhancing rapidly. $9000-Large Third avenue corner. Rental $75o.
 S13. 3.000-Large Northside corner, when fully occupied rents for upwards of 5000 per annun. Good speculation or invest nlent
 s45oo- -5ox14O. Avenue c. near 2Oth, im- proved; $500 below the market. s11 ,000-95x100 feet, close to Fifth avenue and ono block of Terminal station. Rental about 800. Good site for small stores and hotel. s225, 000-A fine business corner, 100 feet square, close in and at just the right spot.
 ONE-M'CONNELL R. E.
 & INS. GO.
 2oo4 Third Ave Phones 123S-e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

grounds. It is the model dairy de- partment under the superintendency Of Samuel l. Bechdel, who Is connected with the Alabama Polytechnic insti- ute at Auburn. MT. Bechdel spent about two weeks here in August dur ing which time he erected model silo. He also completed arrangements with local dairy to place a number of milch cows in this department and carry on a regular dairy business on government approved lines.
 The other departments of the fair have grown also and will this year pre- sent remarkable improved appear ance. The superintendents have been spending considerable time in building up their departments and the fruits of their labors will be realized at the fair, October 3-12
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

Miguel locks has been brought to the fu elevation throughout the entire length.
 New York.-tThe torpedo boat destroye Porter, last of the fleet of destroyer which did memorable work in the Span ish-American war may be retired fror service, it was said today. as the resul of injuries sustained last Thursday. whe1 she collided with the tug Schultz
 Panama.-A silver service has bee handed oyer by the Panaman govern ment to the secretary of the America legation, W. w. Andrews, to be pre- sented to the United States gunboat York town in recognition of services rendere by that vessel In connection with tn foundering of the steamship Taboga.
 Pelin, China--The Chinese minister q finance today categorically refused th terms offered by the six power bankin group fer a loan to China to carry he over her present deficit. The terms dd manded strong security. foreign supel vision over the expenditures and an or ton on future loans during the ensuin five years
 HEAR GOVERNOR GLENN, BIJ01 THEATRE, 3 F. M. SUNDAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
MALONE-M'CONNELL R. E.
 & INS. GO. 2Oo4 Third Ave Phones 123S-e.
Houses East of 10th Street for Sale Are
 Very Scarce

but we have one on 28th street, or rather Poplar street, at $7850.00 that is almost impos- sible for you to duplicate. This house is in elegant condition, situated on a deep lot,l with servants house; has four bed rooms, hardwood floors and nicely decorated.
 You could not buy a lot on this beautiful street and build as good a home for the price the owner is willing to sell at. Please ask to see this pretty home.
 McDavid, Meyer, Goldman
 & Terry 2109 First Ave. Phone 2543
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
FOX DONATED TO
 BIRMINGHAM zoo

A beautiful red fox has been presented to the committee in charge of the move ment to establish q zoo in the city of by J. J. Collins. The animal was brought to the city by negro, who had captured it on the other side of Red mountain, and MT. Collins bought 1t for the proposed ZOO Frank w. Smith, chairman of the zoo committee. stated that he had number of animals in sight and that as soon as quarters could be they would be collected and placed in the Avondale park, which seems to be the logical place for the collection
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Trustee's Sale

Notice of Trustee's Sale
 Pursuant to an order of the Honorable Walter l.. Smith, Referee in Bankruptcy for the District Court of the United States Western Division of the Northern District of Alabama, the undersigned. as Trustee in Bankruptcy of the estate of William A. Greene, Bankrupt, will, on Tuesday, October 1, 1912, at the store house at Lucille, Alabama, formerly occu- pied by said bankrupt. sell to the high est bidder for cash the stock of merch- andise, store fixtures and one saw mill engine and boiler belonging to said es- tate Said property can be inspected at Lucille, Alabama, and inventory can be seen at the office of Whitaker and Nes- pitt, Attorneys, Birmingham. Alabama CT at the office of the undersigned Trus- tee at West Bocton, Alabama
 w. R. YOUNG, Trustee in Bankruptcy of the estate of William A. Greene 9-22-St-su-tu-t tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
James w. O,Rourke

James w. O'Rourke, aged o7 years, died yesterday morning at o'clock at the residence of his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. J. O'Rourlxe, 1927 North Twenty-sixth street.
 The services will be held this afternoon at 330 o'clock in St. Paufs church. In- torment at Oak Hill cemetery by Lige Loy The following have been chosen to act as pallbearers at the services this at St. Paurs church: Hugh Me Geever, w. J. Haylow. C. l.. Palmer, J. G. Galleghar, s. N. Tester and William N. Fex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Deaths and Funerals
Harry Gusfield

The funeral services over the remains of Harry Gusfield. who died early Friday morning of ptomaine poisoning, will be conducted this morning from the late residence of the deaceased, 1n7 South Tenth avenue. The interment will be made at Cemetery Emanu-El by Shaw & Sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Special
 Bargain
s25o CAsH-BALANCE TO SUIT

s2JO CASH-BALANCE TO SUIT
 MODERN TWO-STORY HOUSE Here Is the best bargain in Birmingham and 1t can be bought for only S250 cash and the balance in real easy payments It Is a brand new two-story house, on paved street, in good location and near cars Has rooms, bath. large sleeping porch and large cement basement. Oak doors, Peck Williamson heating sys- tenn: modern plumbing, tile bath. In fact. a modern and complete home. Ready to move into now. Let me show you. Price only s5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
An $8OOO
 Home For $675O

You cannot find a better built or more conveniently planned house than this one. The location is ideal Now, this is a large place, has large rooms, plenty of closet space, etc. Has living room. den dining room. breakfast room and kitchen downstairs four large bedrooms bath and large sleeping porch up stairs Finest grade of oak floors throughout entire house. The interior finish cannot be exceled. Modern heat ing and plumbing. This is the best ss0o0 home in the city. A big snap at se75O. Easy payments If wanted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
FOR SALE CHEAP

S1S00-Store and large corner lot on Gate City car line in East Birming- ham; well rented
 s1750-30x100, with cottage, on 21st street, near Avenue F, nice close in pickup $750 cash balance 3 years. $3O00-5Ox140, with house, 4th avenue. between 1th and 18th streets. s11. .500-9ox10O 25th street near 5th avenue, two houses. rent s75 per month; this property marked down from s20,000; a big bargain $3750 to $7500-Severa1 modern and excellent homes on South Highlands that can be occupied immediately.
 s. E. THOMPSON, ,Agt. Telephone 24 217 North 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
New South Highland Homes A Bungalow
Bell Phone 116
saoa CASH PAYMENT

yZOO CASH PAH MENT And the balance in reasonable pay ments will buy this ideal little home. It is brand new, built of firstclass material by white workmen. Has rooms and bath. Furnace heat, large cement basement, tile bath, best modern plumbing, finished In Early English, oak floors throughout house. Only one half block of cars, in splen- did location. Why rent when you can buy a real modern home for only Sd000?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Geo. o. Mabry 21O8 FIRST AVENUE
 PHONE MAIN 2572
FOR RENT

SIoRES.
 2l05 Sd avenue, l floor, 25x10o ........ .Slo.o 2l07 Sd avenue, 1 floor 25x100 ........ 10000 30i S. 20th street. 25x10O .............. 5V'W
 OFFICES.
 Choice offices. single and connecting, Ho512 3d avenue.
 DWELLINGS-NORTH 1910 9th avenue. rooms, ser. house.. 42.5O c01o 11th avenue 8 rooms .......... 10. co co1a 11th avenue rooms ............ 1000 e016 11th avenue 3 rooms .......... 1000
 DWELLINGS-SOUTH 1753 18th avenue, south, rooms, ser
 want room, furnace .................. N.o01 28o1 Cypress ave, T rooms furnace .. 42.00 2205 Avenue G. rooms ........ 3O.0 7l3 s. S0th st. rooms .......... 0.00 3l1 s. 18th st, rms, bath, lights. @.W 205iA S. 2Oth st. 10 rms, baths .. 40.0 2S2l Ave F. rooms ................... F. 50 2s23 Avenue F, ' rooms ............. 17 50
 SUBURBAN DWELLINGS. 720O 1st avenue modern 3 room cot tage, barn, etc. corner lot 100x200 0.00 1923 1st avenue ' rms. bath, lights .. POGO DOO Bagley avenue, Elyton. rooms.. 10 % s13 1st avenue, West End, rooms.. 20. co
 MOTION REALTY co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
For Rent
NoRTHsIDE

N North stI N NorthTw North ono st. sSoe-S iooms S7 Third ave ss'"o rooms, Se Ihro ave N. So"-S reoms 1Ae Lawn st room ave a- -rah 6n Emma ave N Nineteenth st. .ost sn NorthN rooms s 06 room rooms -5rooms st north N. rooms rooms ave, north sDop-65 st. l25N-6
  rooms street rooms a Sou Ninetee steet a c
  sou'n s dwelling i've '" ioohs' "@' HleFenui ave ouh '''O foonns ioii AVe l. s s5 O-aN7 Madison fur s s1ps 6rooms rooms, st
 
 
 
  O. rooms rooms Grady rooms Pearl st,
 
 rooms,e Green St. otton
  rooms,
  st lou S O room a BETHEA REAL ESTATE & INS co. Avenu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
The Time Is Now Opportune

and the man who is weary watching the other fellow make money on Birmingham real estate will do well to investi- gate the present money mak- ing real estate market, and consult us as to WHEN and WHERE to buy.
 Only those who, have made a personal investigation of the. real estate situation really ap- preciate the opportunities and possibilities to make money on careful purchases of Birming- ham real estate. You need our services and we invite you to call and make use of us in se- lecting property 10 buy.
 List your property with us for sale or rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22
Model Diaries

A department which a year or two ago was only an experiment has now grown to one of the most important and interesting exhibits on the entire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-22

HEAR GOVERNOR GLENN, BIJ01 8 F. M. SUNDAY.