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DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Forty-ninth Semi-Annual Dividend of
three (3) per cent on the Paid-Up and Special
Stock of the Alabama Home Building and Loan
Association of Birmingham, Ala., will be paid •
on July 1, 1915, at the main office of the Asso
ciation, 2026 First Avenue.
The usual amount of the Paid-Up and Special
Stock will be for sale on July 1st.
H. M. ROBERTSON, W. V. M. ROBERTSON,
President. General Manager.
W. A. PORTER, W. V. M. ROBERTSON, JR.,
Treasurer. Assistant Manager.
Cash Paid-in Capital $1,500,000.00
■ ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n word n day; no ad.
taken for lena than |qc for flrat Inner
tlon. Cash win at ac«»»nu»qn.v order.
L WANTED
t'AFSTY RAZOR blades sharpened bet”
ter« than new, 25c dozen. Send thorn
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham. 4-10-tf
fy’E biiy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 1581. 2116 2d. 1-30-tf
FOR special messenger, call 36. Business
strictly confidential. 6-23-tf
VoR moving vans and drays at low
rates on baggage, night or day, call
Rhodes Transfer Co. Residence
phone Main 2443. R. C. Rhodes. Sec.
6-27-St
f' VaN’TFF—A roommate by young man
of good habits, $5 per month. 2015
Fark ave. 6-27-St
REFINED lady wishes position to assist
with housework or take charge of some
home while the owner is away on a va
cation. Address Y-61, care Age-Herald.
6-26-2t
.* \v ANT ED—Loan for 2 to 5 years on 7
houses and 20 lots in Bessemer. Ala.;
value about $9500. Phone Mr. Parker, 823
Bessemer.6-26-3t-sat-mo-tu
SITUATION WANTED
LAda under the head of altaatloma I
wanted are free to doaervlas ones, j
WANTED—Work by 14-year-old white girl
to help around house or nurse. Ad
^ dress A-62, care Age-Herald. 6-25-4t
kR. BUSINESS MAN—Do you want a
competent lady stenographer? Will
accept either permanent or tempor
ary work at very moderate salary.
Address, T-37, care Age-Herald.
6-28-2t
Collector and office man, exper
lenced, young, married, desires employ
ment; local references. Address K-62,
Age-Herald. 6-27-3t
YOUNG lady stenographer, experienced
9 in legal work, desires position; refer
ences. Address J-62, Age-Herald. 6-27-3t
POSITION desired by young lady in a
small, refined family as companion or
housekeeper. Address E. C.. Box 849, Bir
rr,Ingham, Ala._6-26-2 t-sat-mo
WANTED—Position as front man; 7
years experience; good city refer
ence; just enough salary for living.
Address W-62, care Age-Herald.
6-28-2t
WANTED — Position by experienced
lady stenographer; permanent or
J temporary; satisfactory references.
I Address, U-62, care Age-Herald.
6-28-2t
[WANTED—SALESMEN
ary. easy selling. Apply at Hillman
, Hotel, Sunday, June 27. H. A. Qutnnelly.
_ _ 6-23-5t
WANTED—An experienced salesman to
handle on commission our line of over
alls, work shirts, etc., manufactured by
us, to travel north Alabama; must bo
familiar with territory. Steiner-Lobman
Dry Goods Co., Montgomery, Ala.
6-24-7t
MISCELLANEOUS
FACSIMILE TYPEWRIT
TEN LETTERS
Facsimile typewritten letters by the mul
tlgraph process, matched perfectly to
your ribbon, are the most effective
trade-getters you can use. We operate
modern equipment under peisonal su
pervision of expert ad writers and
tales specialists, though our prices are
lower than competitors. Deliveries
made same day order received.
BEAUMONT
ADVERTISING AGENCY
K Main 42(2. 1(28 Jeff. Co. Bk. Bldg.
K _ su-th-mo-tf
ROOMS—WANTED—BOARD _
VANTED—IN PRIVATE'"' FAMfCV,
room and board for wife and
BON; DO NOT MIND THE PRICE
IF EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY;
REFERENCES EXCHANGED. AD
DRESS. .1. R. D„ CARE MOLTON
IsOIED, CITY.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a word a dnyt no ad.
takes for less than 2B<> for flrat Inser
tion, C«*h iiiuwt weroinimny order.
FOR SALE
--
1003 Je/f. Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-tf
WE Will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co.. 414-16-J6
American Trust Bldg. l-16-;f
“I SELL LOTS.” SEE ME
BAVJ5B NORRIS
516 Chamber of Commerce. Main 4887.
5-8-tf
FOR SALK—One 150 horsepower Babcock
& Wilcox water tube boiler* thoroughly
ov irhaulcd and inspected by Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
company, with an allowance of 150 lbs.
pressure. Kilby F^og and Switch com
pany, P. O. Box 914. Birmingham, Ala.
5-18-tf
FOR SALE—Very cheap, alternating
current % horsepower electric mo
tor, good condition. 1328 1st ave.
6-10-H0t
FOR SALE—Very cheap: An almost new
Remington typewriter. Call, write or
phone. The
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
8-16-tf
FOR SALE—One icelesa soda fount at a
bargain. Write or phone Brighton
Drug Co., Brighton, Ala. Phone Bes
semer 820. 6-26-7t
FOR SALE—Cheap, white truck, new tires
and in first-class condition; can be seen
at Drennen Motor Co., city. 6-27-8t
FoS“ SALE—Eight-room bungalow in
Roebuck Springs; all modern con
veniences; owner leaving city and
will sacrifice for quick sale. Main
2695._,_6 - 2 7 - 31
POULTRY FARM—40 acres, $1250;
fenced, 15 acres cleared; 4-room
house and barn; spring and small
branch; on L. & N., one-fourth mile
from Marbury. If this isn’t what you
want, write us; we have 88,000 acres
from which you can make your se
lection; prices and terms right. The
Marbury Lumber Co., Marbury, Ala.
6-28-7t
MEDIUM large safe, Burroughs adding
machine, cash register, electric far*,
typewriters, folding machine, pro
tectograph, large stove, shelving,
counters, etc., at a great bargain, all
or in part, If taken at once. 1813
2d ave.
MONEY TO LEND
^xisr^fff^rAjTTfcMiSoi?:
Main 100,8-8-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly. John W.
Prude, 106 22d st., N. Bell phone 240.
10-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate. Can handle desirable (arm
loans. McCoWell, Anglin, White,
2026 3d ave. 10-29-tf
CAN handle promptly applications for
desirable first mortgage loans. Leon
ard-Riley Co.. 725 Wroodward. u-9-tf
$50,000 to 960,000 to lend for three to
five years on central business prop
erty at 6 per cent. Desirable applica
tions can be handled promptly. 223
First National Bank Bldg.
6-26-3t-sat-mo
~ _ LOST—8TRAYEP—gTpLEN
LDo'F^-Raturcfa^noorr^a^irursecontaiii
ing four 91 bills between Traders
and First National banks. Return to
717 S. 20th st., and get reward.
LOST—Young Jersey heifer near 24th st.
road. Red mountain: reward. Call Main
3069 or address Box 21. South Highlands
station. 6-27-St
l,OST—A purse with four 91 bllle be
tween First National and Traders
banks, Saturday noon. Return to 717
S- ?0th at., and get reward.
~ AUTOMOBILES
STORAGE RIGHT'IN'THE HEARt'oF
TOWN; RATES DAY AND NIGHT
REASONABLE. WASHING AND POL
1BHINQ UNEXCELLED. GET OUR
PRICES. NOT EQUALLED IN THE
CITY. BIRMINGHAM AUTO CO. 109
11 S. 20lh ST. 6-9-ti
_SWAPPERS’ COLUMN I
SWAPPERS’ COLUMN
FOR HALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY. WOOD
WORKING MACHINERY. PULLETS,
BELTING, TRUCKS AND ALL MAN
NER OF WOODWORKING APPLI
' ANTES. A. DREHER. CULLMAN.
ALA.6-Ml
TO swap, or for sale, a Peerless elee
trlc piano for an automobile. Applj
816 Woodland are.
_ SWAPPERS^COLUMN
WILL swap for cash, cottage at St. Clair
Springs on lot 106 feet by 210 feet; pi t
taga in good condition and furnished;
property carries, right to use of spring
water. Address Box 9**0, Birmingham.
Ala. t>-17-t f
IKWEI.HY stopk and fixtures; invoice
about $H6<»0; will sell for vasli or trade
for real estate, automobile. \\ hat have
you? Box 72, New Decatur, Ala. 6-26-It
FOR RENT—ROOMS
bath at all hours; price reasonable.
2218 4th ave. 2-30-tf
FOR RENT—Light housekeeping
apartments completely furnished;
also bedrooms. 23 to $3 per week,
all newly papered and nicely fur
nished with all conveniences, hot and
cold bath. Close in. 2113 6th ave.
_4-27-tt
GENTLEMEN may secure very delightful
rooms on the Highlands at reasonable
rates by calling at 2177 Highland avenue;
rooms single or en suite, with or with
out private batn, garage available.
6-19-tf
NICELY furnished room, with sleeping
porch. 1312 20th st., S. Phone Mam
1207-J. 7t
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 1812 7th ave. 6-11-tf
UNFURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping. 617 N. 23d st. Phone Main
7426-J. 6-24-4t
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished con
necting rooms for light housekeeping;
all modern conveniences. 2117 Ave. H.
6-24-tf
LARGE, cool rooms, 82.50 per week; shady
porch. 2209 6th ave.. north. 6-26-7t
LOVELY front room with running hot
and cold water, brick house, steam heat,
shower baths, electric fan, etc.; refer
ences required. Apply 604 N. 20th st.
«-27-8t
FOR RENT—One furnished front
room, witli sleeping porch; all con
veniences, including table board; one
block Five Points. Phone Main 2970.
6-27-Ht
N TO ELY furnished, large, cool rooms’;
can arrange for housekeeping; cen
trally located; private family; sum
mer prices. 2200 N. 7th ave.
•_ 6-27-41
EXCEPTIONALLY " Targe, pleahuiVt
front room, modern homo. 1615 loth
ave.. S. 6-27-3t
FOR RENT
STORE FOR-ReWt.
2209 3d ave., N., 26x145 ft; alley entrance;
$50 a month to October, 1915. Additional
lease for 3 years at reasonable price. Ap
ply 2211 3d ave. Phone 7692. 622-tf
for RENT *V«.; built for un
dertaker establishment; will make spe
cial inducement for immediate tenant.
Bains Realty Co., 2127 3d_ave. _6-24-7t
FOR RENT—A desirable 7-room bun
galow, 409 Princeton ave . West E|id;
will rent reasonable. Phone Main
2661-J. 6-27-3t
FOR~~RENT—5-room fancy bungalow;
modern, half block oar line; $10. L. F
Ebersole. Main 2688. 210f> 3d ave. 6-27-tf
NEW garage for rent, 2110 8th ave.
H-20-10t-eod
PERSONAL
LADIES—310(10 reward; I positively guar
antee my great successful "monthly”
ren-edy; safely relieves soma of the
longest, moat obstinate, abnormal cases
(n three to five days; no harm, pain or
Interference with work; mall. 31-60;
double strength, 32; booklet free. Dr.
Southington, 3k Long Bldg., Kansas
Cltv. Mo.10-13-tf
WANTED— BOA RUERS _
DELIGHTFUL room and board, hot and
cwld water In room, three car lines,
South Highlands; garage if desired.
Main 1826._ ^26^*
_WA£rEIMElP__ _
WANTSfF^Stenographer for^low^offlce
July 1; uneducated person cannot make
good, prefer experienced stenographer.
Riddle & Ellis, attorneys, Columbiana,
Ala.6-22-tf
Hubbard Bros. & Co.
Cotton Merchants* Hnnover Square, n.
Y. Members New York Cotton Exchange,
Now Orleans Cotton Exchange, New
York Produce Exchange, Associate
Members Liverpool Cotton Association,
Orders solicited for the purchase and
Rle of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for
ture delivery. Special attention and
liberal terms given for consignments Of
spot cotton for delivery. Correspond,
sncs Invited
I
GADSDEN 4
#
Warehouse lliiiltliuga To Hr Extruded.
Man Hun Dunn liy street tar.
l-'nrmers Protest U-altut "W heel
Tax” v
Gadsden, June 4J7.—(Special.)—At a
meeting of the hoard id directors of the
Etowah County Farmers' Union Ware
house company Saturday afternoon, plans
were outlined for extending the storage
yard and warehouse and building a cot
ton compress. Resolutions were also
passed calling upon the Dwight Cotton
Mills at Alabama City to enter the open
market for cotton and not restrict their
buying to one or two firms. It was
stated hy the directors that an effort
will be made to give Gadsden a better
cotton market this fall. For several
years farmers In the vicinity of Gadsden
have complained that they ouuld get more
money for their cotton In the smaller
towns than In Gadsden. The warehouse
directors charge that local buyers have
had a monopoly and have not been of
fering the market prioe and that they
have "grown rich" as a result.
The annual picnic of the First Raptisr
church and I he First Methodist church
will be held at East Lake on July a, ac
cording to an announcement made by a
committee appointed hy the Sunday
schools to select a time and place. The
picnic Is usually held In June, but It
was postponed until the saloons closed in
Birmingham.
Phillips Lee, residing near Reeds Mill,
accidentally stepped in front of a street
car on Broad street Saturday morning
and was run down. He caught hold of
a brake chain and held on, preventing be
ing run over hy the wheels. He was
carried to a local hospital, where it was
found he was suffering from many ruts
and bruises and a dislocated hip. lie
said he did not see the approaching at net
car.
Traveling men of Gadsden will hold a
meeting tonight to arrange for the an
nual merchants' meeting, which will la
held probably III August An extensive
programme will he outlined and travel
ing men from all over north Alabama will
be Invited to come here as guests of
the local wholesale men and the travel
ing men.
rt was reported Saturday afternoon that
a child living on Gardner street is suf
fering from rabies. Physicians attend
ing the child said they Hre unable lo
diagnose the ailment of the child at
this time and developments are being
aw alted.
A delegation of farmers from the vicin
ity of Keener came to Gadsden Satur
day to protest against the proposed
"wheel tax'1 which would place a tax ,,n
all horses, mules and vehicles used on
the public highway. A representative of
the highway commission explained tlip
working of the law to them and they left
better satisfied There is strong local
sentiment against the law.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PA»SKNUER THAI.NS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as Information, and are not
guaranteed. _ _
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11 Atlanta 0:f# am 12 Atlanta l|:15am
aa Atlanta 11:10 pm 40 Atlanta * *• »m
10 Columbus 11:12 am 80 Now York a®
12 Oreonville f :56 pm 11 Greenville 0:46 am
20 Bf'Tf* U ;a5 16 Mobile-Salma T :00 am
to Mobile*Salma T :00 pm 2f Selma 4:40 pm
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S Cincinnati l«40 am 5 Now OrlMim 1045 am
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108 Kanaaa City 6:20 sm 104 Kanaaa Ct$# 11:20 pm
U26 Amory 10:15 am 02<; Amory 8:25 pm
021 Memphis 5:65 pm 922 Memphis_7 :U0 am
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I Jacksonville 12:25 pm 10 JacfcnonvlUe 1:10 pro
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Tax Notice
The State of Alabama.
Jefferson County
Under and by virtue of a decree of
the Probate Court of said County, I v Hi
on Thursday, the 21st day of July. 1915,
proceed to sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, before the
courthouse door of said county, the fol
lowing described parcels of real estate
assessed to the following named own
ers, for the payment of the taxes, fees,
costs and interest, as shown opposite
each parcel.
P. B BOWERS.
Tax Collector.
XiKClNCT 9.
Owner Unknown Lots 18 and 19.
block 13. Tarplpy survey. Tax. f»?s
and costs, $5.91.
PRECINCT 45.
Owner Unknown- Lots 29 and 39,
block 16, Tuxedo Park. S. R. Tax. fees
and costs, (6 89.
PRECINCT 9.
Mrs. Rosa E. Walker Lots 16 and
17. block 1. Rosemont. Tax. fees and
costs, $12.54.
PRECINCT 33
Marc.eRus West, Col laits 19 and
20. block 7 1, Klondike. Tax. fees
and costs. $5.68.
PRECINCTS 21 AND 37.
.1 A. Roth W 31 1-3 feet of lot 3. block
22. .1. ;M Ware survey? S 70 feet of
lot 5. block 23. Phelan addition; lots
49 and 41. block 47, Queenstown. Tax
feeF and costs. $183.58.
E. (1. Self Lot 7. block 196. lot 24,
Mock 4 12 Birmingham. Tax fees and
costs, $95.86.
PRECINCT 12
.1 L. Barnard—Commence in center
of MontevaRo and Ashvllle road when
the S boundary line of N W of 8
E '4, Sec. 16. Tp. 17. It. 1 E crosses
said road, then along said road N H
106.4 feet for beginning, then along
sai«I road 175 feet, N 33 degrees 60 min
utes. YV 234 feet, then in S YV direc
tion 176 feet to the N E corner of Mrs.
(1 Sharp lot, then along said loi *o
beginning Also S E >4 of H YV l4. U S
Sec. 22. Tp. 17, R. I E. Tax. fees and
costs, $22.74.
PRECINCT 8.
YV. 8. Harper Begin at N W cornu
of S \V L Of Sec. 3 4, Tp. 18, B. 8. run
north 89 degrees, 12 minutes. E 1324 5
feet to N E corner of N YV U of H W
Y*. then S 2 degrees 21 minutes, E along
E line of said 40 acres 376 6 feet to
center of oxmoor wagon road, then S
25 degrees 4 minutes YV along center of
said road 320.3 feet, 8 38 degrees 28
minutes YV. continuing along said road
866.9 feet to a point on 8 line of said
N W >,4 of S W L. said point being
614 4 feel E of H YV corner of said 40
acres; then H 2 I degrees 10 minutes, YV
327.8 feet, then 8 2k degrees. 13 min
utes. YV 358.3 feet. S 40 degrees. W 20 4.2
t feet, H 43 degrees 30 minutes, \V 204.4
feet, to \Y' lin*- of S YV then N along
, W line 2343.4 feet to beginning, ail in
w 4 of S W V4. S. B Sec. 34. Tp 18.
R. 3. Commence at 8 YY corner of 8
E V4 of S YY' »4. run N 210 feet, E on
S line of Hill & Draper lot, 210 feet R
on* YV line of T. c 1 Co.'s land. 210
feet. YV' 210 feet, to beginning, contain
ing 1 acre in S W corner of above 40.
F. S. Sec. 27. Tp. 18. R. 3. I*ot 466.32
x466.G2 feet in N YY corner of N E U
of S YV S R Set 3 1. Tp 18. R. 3.
Begin 191 feet YYr of H E corner of N
W of N YV >» See 33. Tp 18. K. 3.
run YYr 523 feet. N 39 degrees. E 83.89
feet. N 5h degrees. E 209 feet. N 70
degrees. E 209 feet, S 23S feet to be
ginning S R. Commence at S E corner
of N YY’ of N YV Sec. 38. Tp 18,
R. 3. run N 209 feet for beginning
point, N IT degrees 30 minutes. W 114
feel. S 70 degrees, YV 14 feet, S paral
lel to E boundary to said section, 41
feet. E 191 feet to beginning. S. R. Tax,
fees and costs. $44.83.
PRECINCT 9.
Ed Prince, Col.—Lota 5, 6 and 7. block
2, Sessions Land Co.'s sub. of blocks
3 and 4. W'alker Land Co.'s survey. Tax,
fees and costs. $17.69.
PRECINCT 19.
Daniel McDonald- lad 31. Frailer &
Ebersole subdivision block 13-0. Tax,
fees and costs. $29.62.
PRECINCT 29.
J- P McDaniel Commence 418 feet W
rind 376 feet S of N E cornet* of N W
L of N E Vi, YV 209 feet. 8 247 feet, E
209 feet. N 247 feet to* beginning. Sec.
12. Tp. 17, R. 8. Commence at N \V cor
ner of N E U of N W %, run S 588 feet
for beginning point. E 9S feet, S f>0 feet.
YY’ 98 feet. N 60 fpet, to beginning. 8.
R. Sec. 33. Tp. 18, R. 8. Lot H. block
19. Queenstown. S. R. Tax. fees and
costs, 112.09.
PRECINCT 46.
Addington Mercantile Co. l»ots 16 and
17. block 18-D, East Lake. Tax, fees and
costs, 8168.49.
PRECINCTS 21 AND 37.
Birmingham Chert Co. Entire survey of
Williams’ addition to Irondale, 8. R
aei*. 24, Tp. 17, R. 2. Tax. fees and costs,
$114.45.
B. A. Ingram and 'I'. <* Anvo bits I
and 2, block 6. South Park. Tax. fees
and costs. $6.65.
Madeline \Y Kelley l*it 4. block 854,
lot 16. block 632. lot S and part of lots
9 and 10. hlock 285. north of canal, north
70 feet of lots 8 nod 9, block 69. all Bir
mingham. lax. fees and costs. $526.20.
Kelley Realty Co., Inc. J/ot 4, block 9
A, Rosemont; lot 116. ('lev-dand; lot 6.
block 3; lot 24; lota 25 ami 26, block 6,
Leeds Bogin 204 Va feet \V of N K cor
ner of block t, run W 75 f«et, S 225 feet,
\i] 7ft feet. N 226 feet to point of be
ginning, said lot fronts 75 fe»ct on south
side doing street in N E. Vi of W . V*.
Amos doing sur. Sec. 20. Tp. 17. It. 3. S.
It. Lots 16 and 16, block 26; lots 1. 2. 3.
block 30, Rugby Highlands. E. 'a of *‘bh«k
14. Hudson lands; lot 15, block 279. Bir
mingham, W. Vs of S. \\ L less E -0
acres. Bee. 9, Tp. 16. It. 1, E ’*.4 of S
10 of B E U ami 7 acres in 8 E corner
nl N E U of S E v Bee. 8. Tp. 16. It. 1.
Comm nee 78 1 fact E of N AA c©roer °f
H \\ '4 of N 1. 14. run S 20 decrees 63
minutes. F, 14129 feet to B line of .-aid
40. then E to S E corner, then \T 900 feet,
j then \Y p> feet. N 420 feet, then W to
beginning* F. B Bee. 4. Tp Ik. It. 2;
lot I. block 629. Birmingham; lots 3 and 6,
Mary T. West survey, N. lj. lot I, hlock
4. Spraul's add:*, lot 5, Mock 263. K fv
lot 16. block 91, part lots 18 and II, block
719. being 60 font front on Elm Street and
begins 6*i feet H of Orange avenue. W 'v
of lot 13, block 89; lot 22. block 19. Bir
mingham, all that part of .old Blrmlng
harn-Ensley survey lying s of 6tii ave.
5. K of Ainbama State Fair grounds and
N. VY. of Valley creek See. Tp. 18. R. 3
Block 1, except loin 4. 6. 6, 9. |0. II Lot
4. block 2. Lots 1. 2, 3, 4 and 6. block 3
Block 6. except lots 6. 14, 16 and 16. All
of block 6, Magnolia Heights, begin at,
n point which is 2It).71 ft.. \V 25 H . N
of S K corner of S W L, N 183.<71 It. W
1.29 ft.. S 183.71 ft.. 1*7 1.29 ft. ho begin
ing. Bee. 26. Tp. 17, R. 3. Begin at N W
corner of S W of N 1*7 >4, Her. 4. run
E 78 ft. 4 inches, then B 20 degree*
3 minutes. E 1412 ft. and 9 finches to
s boundary of said '.j-U sect Con, then
westerly along aaid boundary about
SRQ ft. to a point In B i<7 V4 of N W Vi of
Sec. 4. where the Johnnon spring branch
crosses the H boundary of said 14 - *-4
bee. Northwesterly uj> said branch fol
lowing the meandering* thereof to a
point where said branch crosses the
line dividing H E >4 of N W Vi. Bee. 4,
from S W >4 of N K Vi of Bee. 4, then
northerly along said boundary to point
of beginning. Bee. 4. Tp. 18. ft. 2. Tax,
lies and costs, $961.65.
Kelley Realty Co. Lots 6 and 6, block
24. Birmingham. Tux. fees and costs.
$1 23.24.
Busana A. Kslley B Vs of lot 6, block
886, Birmingham. Tax, fees and cost*,
$226.06.
A. M. Williamson-Lot 6. block 1 O.
W. Wood, Jr., survey cast of School
street. Tax. fees and opBts, $41.04.
Charles G. and Mary H. Brown—Be
gin at S W corner of Fountain Ave
and Lawn Ht., then W along 8 side of
Fountain ave. 758 feat, 8 to N. W. coi
ner of 2-acre lot of Mrs. B. H. Brown,
then E about 340 feet to 8-acre lot of
Kelley, then N about 80 feet. E about
400 feet to Lawn 8t., N about J20 (>»t
to beginning In 8 E % of B W li bee.
26. Tp. 17, R. 3. Tax, fees and costs.
$2 43.25.
C. W. Mills, trustss—V4 Interest In F,
1 *. 1 '■ - ■ —
120 fret of lot P. block 6: Vi interest In
Wr 60 feet of lota 9. 10. block 6. Webb
& Wood's addition South Highlands. Tax,
fees and costs, $4.1.66.
AntonJo Napoli bono—E 86 feet of lot
18, T. V Cain survey, Sec. 29, Tp. 17, R.
2. Tax, fetes and costs. $41.80.
Minis B. Stone--Part of lots 6 and 7,
block C. Anderson Place, as follows: Be
gin at a point on N line of 16th Ave., 8.;
I2»> feet E from intersection of MaJd line
with E line of 17th st. us starting point,
run K along N line of J6tb ave. 75 feet
N 4it rigid angles with 16th ave, 130 feet W.
parallel with loth ave. to u point in E
line of lot 8, S E along K line of lot 8 to
8 K corner of lot 8. W along S line of
lot 8 to a point In 8 line of lot 8 at which
a line drawn W ai right angles to 15th
ave. would intersect first named begin
ning point and «aJd point on 8 line of lot
8. then to beginning. Tax, fees and costs,
11;>8.43
P. 8. Moton, Col. - -Lot 30, Block 784. Bir
mingham. Tax, fees and coat, $64 76.
The Apple <’ure
Prom the Washington Star.’
Secretary Bryan, congratulated on his
aucceas ay a temperance reformer. Bald:
" 'Yon believe In this cure, do yon?'
“Well, never despair. I never despair
even In the most desperate case. Why,
the Hap.ni.hul town drunkard wouldn't
have caused me to despair.
“In the Hannibal House the town
drunkard was expatiating oyer a whisky
toddy on the virtues of the apple cure
for drunkenness, the bur tender said.
“ ‘Believe In it? How can I help be
lievin' In It?' the town drunkard said,
excitedly. ‘Ain’t It cured me nine times?' “
I
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HAD CONSUMPTION TWO YEARS—NOW
WELL AS EVER
y I wm nfflu-ud with tuberculosis for two
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mm tile to uttend to my work. Could not walk
i»o blocks without resting if
•| read In s paper about Lung-Vita and j
ruuuuCDccd taking the remedy. After one
month's treatiurnt I was *l>le to resutnn ray |
work. Have gained f>3 puumls since 1 began
taking Long-Vila. i
• 1 can oonsotantloualy recommend I.ung
Vlt.a to anyone afflicted wllh tuberculosis. I
am sure It will do for them what it has done
for me " That la what Walter Justice sevs.
He lives at 422 Fifth Are.. N.. N a shrill*.
Teun.
LUNG-VITA Conquer* Consumption
by destroying the tuberculosis germs sud by
building up and strengthening the weakened
tissues. It t» not n temporary stimulant. Con*
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Ust Lung Vita From Your Druggist and Got t
r! Well |
If rmi arn still In doubt and want more
proof, write to Nashville Medicine Co.. 200
Steger 'Hlrlg.. NaShvllln. Tonn. %
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