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for trains
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A gold bar pin, with chased but
ter flies, between Herndon & Tins
ley store and Jesse Tuggle residence,
on Knox Street. Liberal Reward
to finder, II left at this Office.
w. G. COLSON.
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Continued on page nve.y
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13

They reached the South pole on the
18th Of January, 1912.
The news Of the appalling disaster
which befell Captain Scott and his
compsnions was brought to this port
by . signaled message from Terra
Nova, the vessel which had carried
the explorer and his expedition to the
Antarctic and which late last year
went once again to the south to bring
him and his companions back.
The total number of deaths in
volved in the calamity is not known,
but 1t is believed that sixty-six scien-
lists and sailors lost their lives.
Captain scott's party reached the
exact point where Roald Amundsen
planted the Norwegian flag at the
South pole. They found there the
hut constructed and left behind by
Amundsen's party.
These facts were recorded in the
documents found on the bodies of the
dead explorers when they were re.
covered.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13
MET DEATH IN A STORM
Only Measer News Of South Pole
Calamity Received.

Calamity Received.
London, Feb 11.-News has reached
the world that Captain Robert F..
Scott, the Antarctic exporer, and an
unknown number of his companions
perished In the Antarctic while on
their return from the South pole.
They reached their goal Jan. Is,
1912, about month after Captain
Road Amundsen, the Norwegian, had
planted the flag of his country there.
They then turned back toward the
bases they had formed on their out
ward Journey, but were overwhelmed
by a blizzard.
The news of the death of the ex-
plorers was brought to civilization by
the captain of the Terra Nova, who
related simply the fate of the party
and then proceeded with his vessel
for the port of Lyttleton, where he
should arrive Thursday.
The news of the disaster cast q
gloom over London which has been
unequaled since the death of King
Edward.
It 10 believed here that the disaster
did not involve all of the Scott party
Of sixty-six. 1T is possible only Scott
himself and the four others selected
by him for the final dash to the pole
lost their lives. These are supposed
to: be Dr.. e. A. Wilson, chief Of the
Actentids sAssn; Captain L. e. G.
Gates, OF the lnneskillen Dragons; ;
Lieutenant H. Bowers Of the Royal
Indian marine, the commissariat ON
Ger, and E. Evans, a petty ofiicer Of
the British Royal navy,
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CONTINUED on Page y
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13
Fatal ACCIDENT AT DEs Laos

Minot, Feb. 10.-From q match
which she had dropped after light
ing lamp, Mrs. louisa Halls cloth
Ing caught IRE and she was burned
to death. at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. 8. J. Truax, at Dec Lacs.
The woman. was alone at the time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13

London, Feb. 12.-New light on the
unselnshness and heroism of Captain
.R r. Scott IN given bgJ. r. Watson
Of the Central News, who in 1910
made contract with Scott for an
exclusive story Of the South pole ex-
pedition.
The diary left by Captain Scott IL q
wonderful document, judging from ex.
tracts of it that have been given to
the Royal Geographical society. 1t
tells the tragic story of a successful
journey to the end of the earth, the
triumph of which was swallowed up
by death in one of its most agonizing
forms.
Petty Ohacer Evans died as the re-
suit of q fall. Captain L. G. Oates.
frostbitten until he could proceed no
further. deliberately let himself freeze
to death that he might no longer de-
lay the rest, and Scott, Wilson and
Bowers froze to death in tent sew
eral days later. The last entry in the
diary was March 20, 1912. The bodies
were found only eleven miles from
One Ton depot, where the expedition
had left supplies.
Captain Scott paid touching
tribute to the bravery and self.sacri-
nee of Oates and was unsparing in
his praise of the other members Of
the party.
The loss Of their pony transport in
March, 1911, was the first misfortune
that overlook the explorers, causing
them to get later start for the pole
than they planned and also neces-
sarily cutting down the amount OF
supplies that they could carry.
BAD Weather From the Start.
On the outward journey, because Of
the delayed start, the expedition en-
countered Unexpectedly inclement
weather and gale caused complete
halt at parallel 81. In the lower
reaches Of the glacier they ran into
much soft snow. which impeded their
progress and drained their supplies
and endurance. >.-5y
t Captain Scott defended his prepare
tions and equipment. Arrangements
for the return from the pole were
quite adequate, said Scott, and nobody
would have done better than he did in
the weather encountered.
Scott said he did not think that
human beings ever endured such .
week ~ they did in the seven days
before the diary ended. When they
arrived within eleven miles Of One
Ton depot they had fuel for one hot
meal and food for two days.
The diary concluded. It 10 beloved,
on the day Of Captain Scotia death
and with the statement that the party
Had proved that EnSlishmen could
endure hardships. and meet death with
% great bravery % ever in the past.
ID: ffst..
oamaru. N. z. Feb. 11.-Captain
Robert +. Scott and his party were
overwhelmed By blissard on thsir
return Journey from the South pole.
Tha entlre neEtx psrtshed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13
ENGLAND PROUD OF SCOTT
Final Message Of Doomed Explorer
Arouses Populaee.

London, Feb. 12.-Out of the pail
of gloom that settled over the British
nation with the news of the heroi.
deaths of Captain Scott and his fou,
companions in the solitudes Of the
South there rose the spirit of Old Eng
land rejuvenated.
No deed Of heroism in modern times
has done SO much to stir the sluggish
veins of patriotism in this complacent
land.
Those last magnificent words of the
great explorer, scribbled with half
frozen fingers into the records of his
Journey as he lay with two compan-
ions in their little shelter tent, have
burned into the heart of every Eng
lishman.
Deep as is the sadness manifested
In every face of the crowds before the
bulletin boards one cannot miss the
glow of pride and the Strengthening
of the shoulders that comes uncon-
sciously to each person a. he reads
the final message of Scott to his coun-
trymen:
Il do not regret this journey. which
has shown that Englishmen can en-.
dure hardships. help one another an
meet death with as great fort1tuds 5
ever in the past"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13
Captain SCOTS Diary a Re-
markable Document.
PRAISES FOUR COMRADES
Concludes With Declaration That the
Journey Has Shown That English.
men Can Meet Death With 40 Great
Fortitude az Ever In the Past,

Washington, Feb. 12.-Presi-
: dent Taft has sent the follow
. ing cable message to King
: George of Great Britain:
I'm offering heartfelt con.
+ do1ence ON the death Of Cap
). tain Scott and his companions
). I reflect the sentiment of my
: countrymen, who share the
: sorrow of the British people at
the loss Of 50 many brave
+ lives"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1913-02-13
JUD WANTS FIRE PROTECTION.

The fire which burned the Benson
clothing store and Red Cross drug
store at Edgeley last week, spread
with such rapidity that nothing
could be saved from the first named
place and very little from the drug
store. Even the cash in the till of
the clothing store was burned, and
the store was crowded at the time
with customers. The Jud Leader,
referring to the Edgeley fire, calls
attention to the lack Of any fire fight
ing facilities In the town of Jud, and
urges that some precautions be TAX
en- to prevent . disastrous fire. There
are other towns that Jud in the same
fix.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

s600-Lot on corner of block on car line:
SO cash, $40 a month. ID. r. Faircloth.
F,nsley, Fields Bldg. Phone 9S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
FOR SALE

Mice 10 room brick residence. 1913
South Both St, near Rhodes circle
corner lot, % feet fronts east on AS
phalt street; every modern eonven-
ience known to man; servants rooms,
laundry rooms, garage; can make your
own terms: will take In other property
as part payment.
"A handsome brick residence, Noun
tain Terrace, nothing better in city,
$4,000: easy terms: will take other
property.
IA nice room bungalow. 18th st,
south, near 10th ave-. furnace and ell
modern, beauty; low price aud easy
terms.
Anew room bungalow. 57th St. south
Woodlawn, $3.50; $3.50 cash, balance
easy.
5.-a22 n. 57th ST.. Woodlawn, rooms and
bath, $500; Sloo cash. balance $50 per
month
G.--ll2 South 5oth St, Woodlawn, rooms
and bath. S25d0 $50 cash. balance SIS
per month.
Nice room modern bungalow on
main boulevard at Rising Station; ss-gS:
would trade for vacant lots or negro
property.
S.--6 room bungalow, First avenue. West.
End, near aostoffice, library, etc. fur
mace no 'vater in basement $3.50;
easy terms; will trade for vacant lot.
9.-Beautiful room bungalow. West
End; place near new Catholic con-
vent $780, easy terms
15 lots West End. from s50a mp: $50
cash. small monthly Payments: save
your money and take the increase in
value.
10.-New 10 room residence. Cotton aveniic
in West End corner lot; modern. 5000;
easy terms.
1i.-9l4 I'd ave. west Ead, the heart of
Princeton, rooms and bath. furnace;
lot 50x190; $500.
Il. 2.-1ll7 South 12th ave, . rooms. corper;
$500: easy terms
l3-Two--5 room cottages. Fairview. near
Fair grounds, sl501 each: easy terms.
i4-1327 nth ave-. south, s rooms. modern.
to exchange FOR 6 room cottage or
would sell IT low price and easy terms.
l5-201 w nth ST. East Lake l0lx2i5. :
room house, 70 exchange for room
house. Fountain Heights, or any good
Northside location.
EFF nothing IN this list suits YOU. come
to see me; have everything any one
can wish for; can sell you a lot. loan
you money TO build a home, sell Ynu
home ready built in any part of town.
take in your property on purchase Of
n home: will bly your moltgage paper
or any other securities: exchange any
thing you 90 not want for something
you do want, Ny pleasure n 10 give
good service. Not in business to m.'he
money, especially. but because | love
the real estate business.
I have acreage tracts, farms. agrieul-
tural and timber lands The Ifome-
seekers friead and the Investors
faithful servant.
j. VI. GIBSON
400 Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1861.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
FOR SALE

home, just four doors
off Highland avenue and two blocks
from Five Points, on large lot, 7ox100,
facing south. Large reception room,
parlor and dining room; also beautiful
library downstairs with four large,
comfortable and airy rooms upstairs;
nice large sleeping porch; good furnace
in first class repair. If you want a
home in very select neighborhood, see
this early Monday morning, for values
like this are not put on the market
every day.
BETHEA REAL ESTATE & ms. CO.
2027 Third Ave. Phone 49,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

FOR SALE-Mission hall set; early
English finished: two settees and
swing for porch, mission style. Oil
stove CD burners. Value $35. cheap
at 500 cash. Address Z-3s, Age-Her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

1T is seldom the opportunity is offered IN
buy one OF the better class OF ex-
elusive homes on the Highland avenue
district but we are offering for eiort
time one of the best in that part Of
town for $1,000. This home is located
in one of the "Circes" just few doors
from Highland avenue, facing east on
a fine. large lot, and has the finest con-
struction that can be put into house.
In addition. there is combination garage
and servants house with bath. which
cost more to build than the ordinary
house. This home has rooms with
ouarter-sawed oak flooring throughout
and has been finished in every particu-
lar in a manner befitting a perfect and
permanent home. Call and see 1s about
This and we will give you further infor-
nation regarding terms, location, etc.
THE PEIRcE-FosHEE CO.,
..We're Here to Stay
70-o Fmpire Bldg Main 5355
1-19-2t-slI-.u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

FOR SALE-75 acres, near car line. A
live spring: also 10 acres on macadam
road. l.. G.. Pettyiohn 1902 9th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
ONE CENT A WORD

RAaEs--One cent q word dnyI NO nd.
tskeu for les. than 25e for first inser-
tton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

tNJh SALE.
s4soo-Norwood Special Elegant Z room
two story, furnace heated home;
large lot, facing east ON car line;
oak floors, tile bath, large closets;
beautiful decorations and chande-
liers. owner living in north and au-
thorizes this cut in price from 5000,
easy terms.
s5o0o-Best ''pick-up' in ''close-in" North
side property 50Nl40 feet, fronting
south; rooms. producing 10 per
cent rental; l block from new Rtds-
ley Apartments. Easy terms
So5o0-New ) room bungalow, on paved
street, West End; gas, electric
lights, hot and cold water; built-in
features; large, shady lot, near pub
lie school, Catholic school and Ii
brary; $3.50 cash and $50 per month
$55o0-New room modern home, near en-
trance to Glen Iris park; complete
and modern in every detail; faces
south. This is one of the most at
tractive places In this location; will
take well located vacant lot as part
payment. Balance to suit.
WE SPECIALIZE ON RENTALS.
MEssER r. e. & 1. CO,
224 n. 2st Street
Phone S19.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

WE offer so acres of beautiful land
So miles from courthouse in Shades
valley near reservoir; SO acres
cleared; 200 fix trees, fine chicken
yard; two small houses: place in high
state OF cultivation; fenced with hog
wire; price $500: Will exchange
equity for house well located and pay
difference: would like to have prop
osition. Williams Realty Co.,
5O7-s-9 American Trust Bldg. Main
2S5 II. ID. Williams e. Fred Andrews
1-193t-su- tu- tn
Look at this bungalow on South High
lands 1t is modern and has rooms
with hardwood floors; furnace heated.
Price 1880: $3.50 cash. balance like
rent. Lide, care
EDWARD l.. MOORE II. e. & Ins Co,
Phone 444. 209-11 Empire Bldg.
IDK SALE-Corner Avenue and 18th
street, l00xl40; rents ST per month;
price and terms upon application. l.. q.
Pettyjohn, 1902 5th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19


FOR SALE-Duntley Pneumatic Clean
ers: demonstrations free to bonafide
customers call Main 7494. Duntley
Products Co, D. +. Stringfellow, Mgr.
1903 Avenue r.
FOR SALE,-Mission hall set; early
English finished: two settees and
swing for porch, mission style. Oil
stove 90 burners. Value $35 cheap
at 500 cash. Address Z3S, Age-Her
aid.
GREAT bargain, comfortable room cot
tage in good condition; lot 5Gx140; good
we'll and fruit trees; $3.50 cash, or part
cash. Inquire at Beckham's store. Bev-
erly Station. Powderly car line.
Must sacrifice, some cash urgently need
eo: valuable corner lot. close cars; also
family residence with large grounds
near Fairview also cottage residence in
Woodlawn; splendid condition. Address
owner, Box G9i, city.
sc00-Iot on corner of block on car line;
SO cash, $40 month. d. r. Faircloth,
F.nsley, Fields Bldg. Phone 9s.
TCR SALE-One Essex Model Incubator.
100 capacity; only run one season; Will
sell cheap. Address k-39, care Age
Herald.
FOR sALE-No 200 Louis street Is a
great bargain at $500, on payments a
Sloss ave. are pretty cottages In good
repair, with bath and sanitary connec-
tions on large payments; about a dozen
splendid lots on and near Tidewatef
car line at about " of their value: Nc.
6639 Hillman ave. ought to be picked
up before Monday night at Slo5o cash;
can sell you what you want. Try
me. j. X. p. Lacy. 1141h 21st st.
FOR SALE or rent: Avondale camp: sit
uated base Clinch mountain. 81 miles
from Knoxville, five miles west OF Tate
Springs on X. e. B. railroad; white and
black sulphur. Chalybeate. limestone
and Vita water Address L. Crozier
Scott, 719 Walnut St, Knoxville. Tenn
1-19-4t-su
WILL TRADE MY FIVE PASSENGER
PIERCE-ARROW IN PERFECT con-
DITION FOR LOTS OR PART PAY
MENT ON HOUSE AND LOT VAL
UED ABOUT $500. ADDRESS W-Ss.
CARE AGE-HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

IT is only once In a great while you have
offered to you as complete, beautifully
finished. we'll constructed and home like
home for $500 as the one we have to
show you. This home has rooms and
is complete in every deail, just ready
TO move into and call home The
very best taste has been used in bulid-
ing and finishing this home, and lengthy
description could not possibly do it JUS
tice. Let us show 1t to you and you
will be more than convinced. The .sflns
are very reasonable too.
THE PEIRCE-FOSHEE CO,
Were Here to Stay"
7o1-2 Empire Bldg. Main sS55.
1-19-2t-su-thu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
$500.

$500.
For the best all round, brand new bum
galow on South Highlands, z rooms,
furnace heat, hardwood floor; in fact the
most modern place on the Highlands
close to Highland avenue.
BETHEA REAL. ESTATE & ms. co.
2027 Third Ave Phone 116.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

FOR SALE-Modern South Highlands
cottage; five rooms. bath and hall with
servants room in basement; faces east
on high dry lot; screened throughout,
Peck-Williamson furnace, CRATES and
cabinet mantels. 18th St, south. Phone
S01s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
SOME REAL BARGAINS.


SOME REAL BARGAINS.
West End home, Princeton, story, s
rooms, furnace heat. hardwood floors.
beam ceiling, tile bath and beautifully
arranged fine elevated lot, facing south.
5ox16o. It's located on the best part of
Tuscaloosa avenue. Price $3.50.
A corner near Avenue E and 9th St. s0x
40 feet, with two good cottages renting
for $40 per year. Price, $i250 Terms.
53O5 1st avenue. Noodlawn. 2 story 10 room
home, with other improvements on lot.
This is the cheapest property In WocG-
lawn at $500.
MDAVID, MEYER. GOLDMAN 3
TERRY.
21o9 First Avenue. Phone 2543 Main.
RAvEE NORRIS. SALES MANAGER.
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ONE CENT A WORD ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--0ne cent n word n day. no ad
taken for less than 25c for first inseT-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE.

fOR SALE.
$6ooO-Modern 8 room home. east of
goth street. in the best part Of
South Highlands; small cash pay
ment and balance like rent.
s4000-M odern room Bungalow on 18th
avenue, south. This is a pickup;
terms to suit.
s5250-Modern room home with sleep
ing porch; in best part of Nor
wood, on boulevard; can arrange
terms.
s3500-Modern Z room. story house in
best part of Woodlawn: big lot,
facing east can arrange terms
to suit
sf7, 7,500-Strickly modern home on one
of the prettiest lots in Mountain
Terrace, this will have to be seen
to be appreciated; can arrange
terms.
$40, ,O00--14 room apartment house in
fine neighborhood well rented,
paying s per cent net on the
investment Why keep your
money in the bank at 4 per cent
when you can make it earn
more.
s5000-Lot 50x140, Avenue G and 20th
street. south; this for few days
only A pickup.
:
We have homes of all kinds in any
part of the city. IL you are in the
market for a home don't buy until
you see our list We have listed the
best class of property in the city
for sale or exchange.
HAGGARD REALTY co.
Phone 1894. sol Am. Trust Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

ss510-s635 cash, $50 per month, buys the
most modern home, best located. rooms
and bath, furnace heat, one block of
car. d. +. Faircloth. Ensley. Fields
Bldg. Phone 9s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
ONE CENT A WORDONE CENT A WORD

RATEs--One cent a word a day, NO ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tfon. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

CENTRAL PROPERTY.
Within stones throw of the First
National bank, 25x140 feet. with 2
story building. Rental value Z q per
cent. Price, $27 500; $4,000 cash, bal
ance per cent. Investigate this. No
information over phone.
EDWARD J.. MOORE r. e. & Ifs. Co.,
Phone 444. 2os-1f Empire Bldg.
sn50-7-room bungalow. Northside, best
location. all modern, large lot, house
same as new, cost owner $f650 can give
good terms
DRAKE-KNTGHT REALTY CO,
325 North 18th Street. Phone 2417.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS.
We are in position to supply you real
frost proof cabbage plants and make
prompt shipment. Price, single thous-
and, $3.50. 5000. s1.35; 10000 and up,
s1.25, f. o. b., Birmingham. German
Gammil Seed and Dairy Supply Co,
Phone 3236, 232S-2330 I'd ave, Bir-
mingham.
FOR SALE-At a great sacrifice; I VIII
sell my new 5-room cottage at Fair
view. built less than two years: all
modern improvements. electric lights.
gas, street improvements. sanitary sew
erage; all In and paid for. Ii sold this
week. +. o. Box 1886, City.
sa0oo-will buy 5-rooms and hall, cabinet
mantles, city and we'll water, gas.
electric lights; lot 75x39o: two blocks
East Lake car line: store and barn On
place. This Is a bargain: terms can
be made. Bender q Varley. Chamber
Commerce Bldg.
FOR SALE-~Three acres ON A. G. s. iail-
road at Elyton fronts 7i5 feet on rail-
road. l.. G. Pettyjohn, l702 9Th avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

A modern home on 18th avenue, north
II Is . story. . room, furnace
heated home, with oak floors up and
down stairs Mighty nicely pa,Tered
and finished; faces south, on "A 80
foot lot, IT is within wollSins dis
tance of town.
Buy this and rent half of IL for $50
per month. You can do 1t. Price $3.50.
Easy terms. viii take vacant lot or
good second mortgage paper as first
payment.
EDWARD L. MOORE r. E. & ms Co.
Phone 444 209-11 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED Choice To-
cation on Avenue B, between 20th and
2lst streets for garage, warehouse or
laundry; also large rot covered with
negro houses, well rented, 18th ST. north
on Belt line, excellent factory site;
easy terms or exchange. Il. III. West
SOC Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
l2-29--sil-Wed-t 4 f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19
G..

AVENUE G.
Less than one-half block Of goth street
50x140 feet, with 2 story. room
house. Here is where you can get a
good piece of property for $4,000. on
good terms. Consult us and we will
show you where you can make 12
per cent investment
EDWARD L. MOORE X. Il. e ms. Co.,
Phone 444. 209-ll Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

FOR SALE-57S acres, improved farm 400
acres cultivated land; one s room resi-
5ence and tenant houses: head mules
and horses; $500 worth farming impIe-
nents; running stream and large spring;
Waterworks in main residence; located
in rich Alexandria section, 70 miles from
Birmingham within one mile of two sta
tons; 10 passenger trains daily; this
place has plenty of labor and can be
delivered in operation; price on this
property, including stock and imple-
nents, Is $4,000; under good manage
ment it will pay 20 per cent on the in
vestment: if loking for a high class,
convenient and healthy farm, let us
show you this. Minge, 2l13 1st avenue.
1-5-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

S75r-Good business lot. 140 feet deep. 4. :
ave-, near 10th ST.; terms; chance for
good enhancement near future. II. D..
Smith, s06 Hood Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-19

$600O-Modern 8 room home. east of
goth street, in the best part Of
South Highlands; small cash pay
ment and balance like rent.