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Gilpin observer., 1914-04-02
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Go.
The orpoatonD Different

port of Mr.. Taylor" said Mr. Jones.
in Colorado more than 5000. 900
acres had been withdrawn for six to
eight years as coal land. After an
examination by the government 1t
was found that 100000 acres was
not coal land and was released from
the withdrawal and thrown open to
entry.
Heretofore patents issued on
lands within an area for coal classi.
fication have contained reserva-
ton Of all minerals to the United
States, but a bill now has been fav-
orably reported out of the coal lands
committee providing for the issuance
Of patents to these lands.
Since 1889, congress every two to
four years has passed a bill to pro-
vide for second homestead and land
entries. Now Mr.. Taylor has intro
duced and had favorably reported a
bill which will eliminate the neces.
sity for all future specific bills OF
this character. 1t provides that this
class Of entry may be made by any
qualified entryman who heretofore
has made. or who shall hereafter
make entries Of this character and
shall have lost his lands through no
fault OF his own.
"The Chamber of Commerce thinks
this Is good bill. 1t has with II
a safeguard. providing that such ap-
plicants shall satisfy the interior de-
partment that their prior entries
were not speculative.
"As to the mining experiment sta.
tion referred to In Mr.. rayior's let.
ter to me, we are Of the opinion that
the enactment Of this bill will do
more to open the doors Of coIorado's
mines and encourage the mining In.
dustry In the state than any other
law congress could pass" Pueblo
Chieftain.
Gilpin observer., 1914-04-02
KEEP OUT OF MEXICO

A few of the remnants of past no
litical parties are trying to belittIe
the administration and cast reflec-
tions on President Wilson's waiting
policy regarding Intervention with
Mexico, is liken unto this country
during the Civil war, and would not
for a moment brook Intervention
from this country without bloody
war. Should such condition arise
and President Wilson call upon our
country's patriots to follow the flag
and lay down their lives upon a for
eign battlefield would these censors
OF our nations leader be found
among the slain? Never. They would
be found among the '.home guards"
and loud In their assertions denounc-
ing strong government subduing
a weaker one by force of arms. Mex
lean Constitutionalists have rebelled
against their government for more
liberal and modern laws to govern
her people. II Is political differ
ence OF opinion among themselves
and President Wilson's waiting pol
icy is backed by nine-tenths Of the
people who do not wish to see our
country plunged into war to benefit
the few corporations who have en-
tered that country for private gain.
Gilpin observer., 1914-04-02

has passed into history. never again
to be dominant factor, and on
their forsaken altar has been dedicat-
ed the Progressive party that is to
combat the lifelong and trusted Dem
ocratic party now in power.
Gilpin observer., 1914-04-02

A large section Of a mountain has
become detached by seismic disturb.
ances in Brive. France, and is slow.
ly sliding down the valley. sweeping
everything in its path. A number OF
farms and cottages have been blotted
out and roads from Brive and Lam
teuil have been destroyed for more
than half mile. Heavy rumblings
indicate that the mass is gaining i'm
petus and the inhabitants are flee
ing from their houses. Government
engineers are seeking a means to
determine the extent Of the dissater.
Gilpin observer., 1914-04-02

w. II. Hoerner was assaulted last
night and his assailant was arrested
today. He is able to be about, al.
though slightly disfigured.
Gilpin observer., 1914-04-02

When the Almighty created the
heavens and the earth. and every
thing therein contained. he caused it
to produce the varied poisons and
at the same time supplied the anti
dote. He also caused certain roots,
barks and herbs to grow for the
cleansing Of mans anatomy In early
springtime. The lofty mountains that
Ton account OF climatic conditions,
would not grow these remedies, he
substituted therefor the radio-ac-
tive elements In the shape Of wat
time lassitude approaches the dwell
or OF the hills one has only to bathe
his mortal form In the radioactive
waters Of Kinks pool. or the hot aud
sulphurous waters OF Idaho's renown-
ed springs, to be made whole again.
Surely the Almighty in his benefit
cent wisdom has created all things
for the best, even to Colorado's
cline. where with our balmy sunshine
and marvellous waters. longevity Of
life can be extended many years.
The Hawley Mdse. Co. offers this
week
New figs and dates.
New nuts.
New Cranberries
New Gala Navel oranges.
New Florida oranges and grape
fruit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

LARGE. cool, front or middle room with first-class board; private home,
 modern conveniences, hornelilke. l140 15th st. s. Main 7365-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
WE OFFER

 sooo per acre, for acres 1and West End good for subdivision or truck garden. sa,oo sluV-Best lot in Earle Place, 50x20o feet. sszoo-Wel located corner lot, half block south 10th st. car; excellent combina- @ ton business and apartment house site. soVV-Wel located lot, 5ox1so, improved ana paying about 12 per cent. on paved avenue.
 soioo-ioox1S2, choice Cliff road corner. ciose to Highland ave; fine home or apartment house site. s1ooo-ooxl4o, Sd ave, near 18th st., pays nearly per cent. ssoV-A very attractive nearly new, 2- story residence. east of South 2oth st. Mz'WV-S00xSOo, Avondale, near Continent tal Gin works, between Seaboard and southern railways; choice, small manu- featuring site sze,Wo-close in, large corner. with double front, improved sSa'"V-ooxlso 4th ave, near 18th st.. sure 10 enhance rapidly and can be improved now to advantage.
 MALON CO,
 20o4 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
FOR SALE.

SiXty-odd acres right on the top of shades mountain, commanding an excellent view, With nice summer nome with four bedrooms. besides living rooms, porches, etc, sur rounded by trees, small orchard and out buildings.
 Six acres facing the Montevallo road in Shades valley. all fenced and cleared, small house and barn. Convenient to the city and splendid for chickens
 Six acres, all cleared and fenced. located about a mile of the filter plant, small house and spring with some fruit. Only s900 for quick sale.
 and milk house, facing public road on Shades mountain, $165O. About 10 acres on public road, all cleared and under fence, with small house, barn, well and some nice fruit. located between Huffman and Pinson.
 A big bargain in 40 acres of land located at the edge of Shades noun tain, about 20 acres cleared, plen- ty of water, only $1500, A mighty attractive new bungalow with all modern conveniences, near car line on shady lot, Fountain Heights. We also have a nice one on the South Highlands. Very req sonable terms upon each
 FOR RENT. Large, nicely arranged summer home on the brow of Shades noun tain.
 Five-room cottage on large, shady lot at Owenton, near car. s16. Neat 2-story, 7-room, furnace heated South Highland home, $35.
 R. r. MANLY & CO.
 26 N. 18th St. Insurance, Real Estate, Surety Bonds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
THE BEST BARGAIN IN NoRWOOD

THE BEST
 BARGAIN IN NORWOOD
 IS THIS BRICK HOME. No builder in the city would duplicate this If paid s1500 more than. our price; this is new and modern 2-story brick house on an elevated lot in the heart of Nor. wood; built of tapestry brick and fin fshed in oak and birch; has modern heat ing and plumbing system; this is also one of the prettiest little homes in the city: price about what a good frame bungalow would cost; terms. s75o cash and balance per cent.
 PRICE S3S75.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS. An S-room. 2-story house, near three car lines. This is not a new house, but A good one. Has modern plumbing, cleo tric lights gas, etc. on an elevated al- ley corner lot. This is easily worth $4750. Buy it now, later, if you want a higher priced home I can trade this in at s475o. Terms. s25o cash, balance as rent.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS LOT East of 2oth st., 50x1eO feet, for saooO
 GEO. o. MABRY.
 302-S Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 Phone Main 2572.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

l AM offering my bungalow on South Highlands at a price less than I ever intended to sell it for. and am prepared to make easy terms. The house has hardwood floors throughout. beamed ceilings, imported paper, brick mantle. built In bookcases. tile bath, handsome electric fixtures-in fact, is artisti- cally modern in every way: also have large basement with cement floor and plenty of light; furnace in perfect order and heats house easily in coldest weather. The lot is well elevated and n.good neigh borhood, convenient to school. church and car line. I have held place at s5250, and would be glad to figure with prospective buyer. I am sure can make it to your ad- vantage to see me.
 H. M. HENDERSON. Owner.
 Residence Phone Main 4020-W.
 Business phone Main STA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
FOrB
FOUR REAL ESTATE SNAPS.

WILL,
 SACRIFICE
 MODERN BUNGALOW BLOCKS FROM HIGHLAND AVE. The owner had this built and it is as pretty a home as anyone could want; has every modern improvement; on an elevated lot that runs through the block to another street. This house would cost s2S00 to build. The lot is cheap at s2500 The owner is anxious to leave the city and will sell for $500; terms. s750 cash and the balance as rent. This is betterbargain than any bungalow in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

AT bargain, on North Highlands. a 5- room house, with basement; modern conveniences corner lot. 6Ox140;. small cash payment, balance monthly house now leased at 322.50 per month. See owner. 1727h 2d ave. BARGAIN sALE-On account of sieavlng tion South Highlands, block of two car lines; no agents. Address Bargain, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
GULFPoRr. MISSISSIPPI.

am in Gulfport today, and will be down here for 10 days. have several leadtna business men from Birmingham with me on this trip. Among the number is banker, merchant, superintendent of big mine, doctor. bookkeeper and \ mine foreman. have already sold \ great number of the leading buu1nesa men of Birmingham. and they are high ly pleased with their investment. will sell you 10 acres of well located land near the city of GuIfport on ione time. easy payments without interest or taxes. and 10 acres of this land planted IN ORANGES. GRAPEFRUIT AND PECANS WILL MAKE YOU INDIE PENDENT FOR LIFE. Don't put it off, but begin now preparing for the future.
 If you can come down during the first 10 days in June you will find me at the Great Southern hotel at Gulfport. and I will take great pleasure in showing you not only my lands. but all over our beau tiful coast country.
 For further information address
 B. C. cox. 10aS-1s Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 Phone Main f762.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
BLACK Brr,r rApwsl

BLACK BELT FARMS We have several fine ones we can sell on easy terms. and some we can;ftrade for 6irmingnem property. Get fin touch With us if in the market. YDIRCE-F0eHBE REALs.T co, ooe1e-u HmpiFe Phone(o6s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
FOR SALE

:. sspso xundWooSu lanm qsuo non NAIES-One cent q word \ dava n. sa.
 .skcr Tor I--~ th~~ .s- s~- ef-.t tn.er-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
ONE cENI 4 WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent a word . day, no ad. taken for lenn thnn 2Dc for first fnser- st.n C~~h ww-s -~camn.ev order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE E-Corner Ave B and 17th sf. 1o0xl4o: rents for >E per month; ware- house property; extra easy tsrms- l.. c. Pefty5ohn. 1701 6th eve
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
LONE CENT A W0RD'ONE CENT 4 WORD[0 [0NI
FOR SALE

HAIESEOne cent . word . days ne aa. tnken Tor less fhnn 25c for first inser- uan. ensh mnsf accempany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

YoU CAN SHOE TWO IN THE PLACE
 0r ONE. WE SELL TWO PAIR BABY DOLL OxF0RDs FClR ss.sO, COLON lAL PUMPS MoND kY s2.z5: MISSES BABY DOLL n-Ek WHITE CAN vAs Pu4Pa M BzkBY DOLL STYLES MUSDAr .J .s MW: AfDNse, W0MEN,6 WHITE OR BIAcK. rHE HrrsT MADE. 0 CEN1eA RAIR. WHY NOT.
 H4 H us r0R A FAIR or .I4ApIns'i sTnpu SH4 ns se,, eH0He7 REMNANT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
FOR SALE. POOL TABLE.

One Mission 43k by billiard and 1 pool 6-pociset table. Brunswick- Bake. fin excellent condition for sale at prac- tically half Invoice price.
 See or Phone
 GIBSON INs. & REALTY CO, &2 N. .21st St. Phone E7SS-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
WEST END SNAPS.

WEST END SNAPS. so0 cash balance S15 per month, for n cozy. broom house in nice part of West End. Lot 5ox150 with sidewalks in Price only $500.
 s3150, with only $150 cash and S2o per month, will buy one of the prettiest brand new. modern, Groom bungalows in best part of West End, on lot 50x190 This place will surely suit you. but fl 1t doesn't, we have more than 100 other bargains on easy terms. Be sure to see
 ]. H. STEWART
 WEST END SPECIALIST PEfRCE-FOSHEE REALTY CO.
 7o9-l0-11 Empire. Phone 6e5S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

SOUTHSIDE-5-room, furnace heated bungalow, on car line. lot 50x174 feet back to 20 foot alley: house has Ruud heater. tile bath. hardwood floors, gas, electric lights and large brick fire- place. is very attractive in every way; cost $4250: will sell for sSs00; sS50 cash, balance terms. Main 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR azLE-jack Daniels Old No. z .
 shigh trade whislecy: is the gold medal
 winner: can be boueht at all first class 'iaaIoQns. When quality b considered. Gtve t q tf1al. x-11.S0t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures of small sash grocery store; reason for selling nave more business than can manage
 1000 N. 24th st. 5-3o-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
ONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR SALE

RATEs-One cent . word dRys ad.
 trsken far less than 3Sr for first fnser- ftep. f~st sseepppuS order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
FOR SALE

Two-room house with two lots. near center Greater Birmingham. near car lines. $500, $10 cash, bal ance $1O month: no interest, no taxes. Save your rent and have home of your own in few years. J. M. GIBSON.
 4o9 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE. Nice Groom bungalow. practically new, beautifully decorated. nice man tels and chandeliers, near corner of Ave. I and 12th st., s.: will sell for $4260. one-fourth cash. or exchange for vacant lots or small rental property. ANGLIN- WHITE R. & I. CO,
 POPS 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
TRADE.

Will trade a $4500 place on North Highlands for a two-story house, on lot at least 100x150. Price not to exceed $6750. This house has no incumbrance against it and is in excellent condition.
 BUN ROBERTS,
 with
 HAGGARD REALTY CO,
 "The Live Wire, sol, BOP American Trust Bldg.
 Phone Main 7794.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
$4500-BARGAIN-s4500

38 acres, fee simple, modern sum- mer home; most choice location on Shades mountain, 5h miles from courthouse; easy access by fine macadamized road, and less than 20 minutes by automobile. This place has large summer house with bedrooms. kitchen, bathhouse. porch all around house, bored well, spring, large barn and servants house. fine young orchard bearing this year, grapes. raspberries. fine garden, front H mile of main road, and has private drives through property. The land alone is worth more than is being asked for property with Improvements, Can arrange terms if wanted.
 W. L. BEAsLEY.
 soss l.t Ave Maln/sss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR sALE-Entire househoN furnish. ings; aleo invalid's rolling chair. Every. tnine must be aold Monday. June I.
 rom 10 unth o'clock. att t.s9N Cypress
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
BUNGALOW NEAR FIVE POINTS.

Located on beautiful lot 19o feet deep. one block from car line and only three blocks from Five Points. Three bedrooms, fine furnace, tile bath. This is your opportunity to get a cozy little home in fine neigh borhood at bargain. Price s6O00.
 w. H. BASON,
 GIBSON INS. & REALTY CO, 312 N. 21st st. Main 27S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. Modern. S-room home. south Highlands. Hardwood floors. beam ceiling. tile bath. good furnace; in fact. every conven- fence to make it an ideal home. Price only $6000
 E. J. BURNS CO. 406 American Trust Bldg. Phone 766
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Horse and rubber-tired top buggy: all In good condition; s1so. Ems ley 493-J. 5-3O-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
NoRwOoD BARGAIN.

We have a two-story home in Norwood, with hardwood floors throughout, with furnace and all modern conveniences; the price Is only 5000, and if you have a good vacant lot you can trade it in on this. Might take a small cottage, if in good location.
 BUN ROBERTS,
 with
 HAGGARD REALTY CO, 4- 'The Live Wire,' 601, 802' American Trust Bldg.
 Phone Main 7794.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
ONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR SALE

cent . word . day, no nd.
 tnken Tor less than 2Sc for first fnser- s.an. Snxh mm.t accempany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOX RENI-ROOMS TWO or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, modern conveniences. Main 4397-J.
 | FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping, | at 1136 S. 18th st. Phone Main 4272- w. 5-3l-2t l FOR RENT--One nicely furnished front | room on first floor, large windows, for 1 one or two gentlemen. in walking dis l tance to town, private family. Call at | 719 South Nst street.
 FOR RENT-To couple with children. l or furnished rooms for housekeeping l lights. water and phone furnished. 1T1C
 10th ave, south. Main 7431-J. ONE or two nicely furnished rooms, with l or without meals; modern conveniences, l walking distance to city; gentlemen or | married couples. 1923 Ave. H, Cullom 1 Apartment.
 ] TO one or two gentlemen, one cool, new l ly furnished upstairs room. convenient to bath. with private family of three; no children. also convenient to business and near Terminal Station; references exchanged. GOA N. 23d street. TWO downstairs unfurnished rooms and kitchenette, convenient for light house. keeping, with private family; mo chil- dren; lights, water and gase stove fur nished. GOA N 23d st.
 NICE. clean, cool, screened rooms s2 per week and up; all modern conveniences. 2116 9th ave 5-3l-7t LIGHT housekeeping apartment, two
 nicely furnished connecting rooms bath l and kitchenette; modern conveniences; | walking distance to city; also garage.
 1921 Ave. H, Cullom Apart TWO nice. large, connecting front rooms | and kitchenette. completely furnished for If<rI,t Ix,tr ,iv,0. aIS o nil IT- nished front bedroom; every convenience. 2400 5th ave-, N.
 TWO or three rooms nicely furnished: if desired. unfurnished, with kitchenette, suitable for light housekeeping; private porch and entrance; screened; street view; three and four windows to each room; garage; walking distance to town
 and private family. 2l01 Ave. H.
 $s7.50 now pays for complete course.
 Sessions day and night. Wheeler Busi-
 ness College.
 ONE furnished front room for one or two
 young men; screened, four windows,
 cool side of house, reasonable rate and
 walking distance to town. 2101 Ave. H.
 NICE furnished front room, large wirl-
 dows, near Five Points, in South High
 lands home. .2031 Highland ave.
 FOR RENT-Two rooms, hall and bath,
 completely furnished for housekeeping
 South Highlands home. Both loops and
 18th st. cars near. References exchanged. Main 5430-W.
 FOR RENT-One large, airy room, opens on side porch. with private family, nice- ly furnished. to rent cheap. gentlemen preferred. one block of Five Points. Phone Main 6S52-J. NICELY furnished front room. hot bath. house screened. price reasonable. 22i2 9th are.. N. 5-S1-tf CAPITOL PARK INN-Park ave and 20th st; beautiful rooms. lights, well ventilated; running water; screens over looking park; $ to $1O per week. Phone Main 3947. 5-31-St NICELY furnished upstairs room with kitchenette. refrigerator. gas stove. water and bath; all screened; in newly painted home. 1915 9th ave Main 1244-W. NICELY furnished rooms for light house. keeping ct Tive Points, Phone Main
 e7Gk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

$S50 now pays for complete course. Sessions day and night Wheeler Busi- ness College.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Feed at baragn. The best and cheapest hog and cattle feed on
 the market at Jack Daniels Distilling Co.,, at 12l5 Ave. B. o-2S-9ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

TWO connecting rooms. downstairs pri- vate entrance, back and front porches, near bath furnished for light house. keeping to couple. 2312 Ave H, Enslex. hS2-XT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Patent, used by railroads in large quantities: made of steel; would take It's value in manufacturing com pany, L. F. Davoll. Cedar Bluff. Va.
 5-16-4t-sat-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31
5SO-ACRE FARM

5S0-ACRE FARM
 alexandria valley farm; best location and land in Alabama: on public road l, convenient to two railroad stations two and one-quarter hours ride from Birmingham and two and one-half hours of Atlanta; place improved With one S-room residence; screened and waterworks; eight other houses, two to rooms each; three large barns and several small ones; several pastures watered by large spring and wells; large orchard, 1500 Carmen and Alberta peach trees, 1900 apple trees, $500 farming implements S2000 to $2500 live stock and feed stuff, $50 to 400 acres cultivated: To- cation very healthy; in fact, is near several summer resorts; this place is especially suited for party wanting good school advantages. Minge. 202- 3-4 Jefferson Bank Bldg.
 FOR SALE-One good horse, harness and two delivery wagons. Phone 392. 5-S-4t FOR SALE-Spiendid, gentle horse and wagon. Phone PA 5-26-7t FOR SALE-Or will exchange for de- sirable vacant property, 1913 5-passen- ger automobile, with electric lights and starter. Call Main 43fo-W. 5-27-5t FOR SALE-Nearly COCO feet of adver- Using space on our fence. Birmingham Amusement Park Co.,. 3oth st. and 9th ave. A. R. Mosby General Manager and Secretary. 5-29-4t BEAUTIFUL 14-acre country home io- cated 6la miles from city, on Water works road, has S-room stone bungalow, 4-room servants house, barn, stable, very large chicken run and houses. fruit trees, city water: all under fence, lol ofa1 iy, mt tl,n >c,t plete country home in Birmingham vi- cinity. Will exchange this property for or Groom home in city. Price s6500. with first mortgage against it for $500, running years. What have you to of fer? Call Chas. l. Smith, with H. D. Williams Realty Co.,, 1203-4 Jefferson Go. Bank Bldg. Main 2S5
 6=21 a hii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Cottages on monthly pay ments: rooms, s15; 5 rooms, $20; 6 rooms. SEQ; convert your rents into purchase payments. Stevens, South ern hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-31

NOTICE THIS!
 I have for sale two lots on Altamont road at great sacrifice; owner must have money; all street improvements in and paid for; beautiful view over looking the city and Country club finest homes all about; see ma at once as I have price these for Mon day; $500 each; must sell both See me without delay.
 RUSSELL
 With Minge Realty Co., Second Floor
 Jefferson Savings Bank. FOR SALE OR Handsome new home on Mountain ave, one block of Highland ave-. has living room, li- brary. reception hall. dining room, hail. 800 square feet of porch enclosed in glass with open fireplace and floor of red tile, bedrooms, baths; handsomely decorated. H. D.. Williams Realty Co.,, 1203-4 Jefferson Go. Bank Bldg. Main 2S5.
 5-3i-3t-su-tu-thu