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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20

For forty years Piso's Cure for Con-
has cured coughs and colds. At
druggists, Price 25 cents.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20
About So.

Greene-Miss Wilter has brought
suit against Bifkin for breach of
promise, naming her damages at $780,
000"
Gray-Funny about women. If he
had married her she would by this
time, perhaps, be telling him that he
is absolutely worthless.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-01-20

A thin, vapory smoke, lazily ascending
from its crater may be the only visible sign
of life in the sleeping volcano, but within
Is raging sea of FIRE, molten rock and sui
phurous gases. Those who make their
homes in the peaceful valleys below know
the danger and, though frequently warned
signs Of impending eruption go unheeded.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
ALB0ROTO
en- laIgleSia dePuerta de,Tierra
Intervino Ia polic1a
en- el case

La vispera de sf1o nuevo ccurrit
Ago snormal en- In Iglesia de Puer.
to de Terra.
Serian las once p16ximsmert to,
cuAndo en- mcmehtos de celebrars
IL boda de don Pablo Cancel y In Sc
1orita Carmen Martinez, immense
gent1o penetr6 en- ell temple sin que
se gusrdaran las formas y rsspete
que sc debe 6. tan s. grado lugar; &C
rodpjeron murmu!los por L. CON
vs-sAci6n y riss de los concurr entes.
e Pkrroco sef1or Jos 6 de las Mer'
cedes Rivers, teniendo que So ira
t,ra de slterar . PSF en- les ej ,rei
formas llam6 va-iss veces la atsn
cion de les asistsntes
p .rc fu ION en- vAnc todas sus mf
nifastaciores, el ruilo crasfs ca Q
vez mas, hasta el extrem1 de tener
Sc qae dirigir en- particular, a un
grupo q1e 50 hallsba en- 10 nave
iz1uierda.
Entre ellos, seg1a nuestroa i, ,r
mes se o;riji6 al joveu don ] 1sS La
metro, quien con su RIA ecit6 de tAl
maneva 81 Cura, que este hubo de
Abala1 zsrse sc bre 81 para reprender
sd comportamiento.
Ea estos momsntos SO present6
FfaEcil co Fort. 6 ofrec Ger sus se1
vicios & dicho Pfesoftero, mas des'
pues de aus G. f ,rt&e, &c impuso nj
Sscerd ote, increpAndole pnr su com
p rtamiento; entonces @ Cara mani
fast6 q Florit que 81 sat1a cumplir
con su debsr en- IL Iglesia y en- cusl
quier lugsr que c6m peta & su juris.
diccion, orden&ndole que Sc retirase
Terminals IL ceremonia y des.
pues de haber dirijido 10 pslsbYa
los tieles, manif sst&ndole Ia pena y
ell dis gasto que tai eomportamiento
le causabS, el Sacerdote Sc dirijio
10 Sacristfa, & despoiarse de Jos or
namentos que llevaba.
Entor css Florit, corr;6 presurof o
por dentro de la Iglesis y, segtn
slgunas personals, en- actitud hosti',
contra ell Pkrrocc, pero oil encon-
trarse elf con Ia Ptlicfa, tfreci6 70
nuevamente 81 CurA para .acompa.
farle 6 SD casa. Este rehus6 por
cons iierarla innecesaria, mas FlOrit
1USIHbkO NU0O@A0OS0 0A AZ 0&OX X4S' 20
AL salir el Sacerdote para cerrar
10 Iglesia, 80 encontr6 con tres pa
rejas de 10 Policfa, quienes se pusie
ron 6 sus 6rdenes.
El Cara, nuevaments les di6 las
gracias y 81 dirijirse ellos & IL Sa'
cristfa y e1contrarse ali CON Fort,
este les dijo que 81 G ra era al pri
nero que deb;aran poner en- 10 car
Gel. Los Rnardiss le manifestation
que 6icho SAcerdc te hs bfa cumplido
CON su deber, con 10 que SO suscit6
an disgusto entire loE interlocutoree.
Con tai mctivo fueron reducidos
prision F-crit y Jose Lameiro, ha
biendo sido pueatos hoy en- libertsd
bajo fiarza de 5000 cada uuo.
El asunto paso hoy al Tribunal dc
Distrito de esta ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Un baile en- Puerta de TERRA
termina en- pendencia

De algdn tempo 6 esta parte Il
barrio de Puerta de Tierra, donde
hubo siempre gran tranquiliiad, vie
ne sienao teatro de repetidos suce'
COS mas g menos graves.
Aver tArde, Sc celet raba mn baile
de bomba en- 10 Gale de Santiago:
oficiaba de mtsico Francisco Il
quierdo y bailaban dos muehAch ~
Jaan de 10 Cruz que guerra tambien
bailar Sc acerc6 6 las muchAchas
pretendiendo tomsr una de pareis,
pero como las chicas no quisieron,
monte en- c6,era y dijo: eaquf no se
bails mas. Izquierdo sac6 un re
volver y agfeg6 sSs bAils.. Enton
ees Cruz, dio con nm pi6 & IL bombs,
rompi6ndola. A esta sgresion con
test6 I.q zierdo disparando su rev6l'
YER, CON tan mala suerte que dejan
DO ileso al provocador fre ,rir &
7Alentin BugArkn.
e ,te fue trasladado al hospital, don
de fac asistido. e, estado del hsri
do no es grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
La Pariisiien "
SAN FRANCISCO 50

Participa a su clientela que, sor-
teado ell regalo de Ano nuevo ante
una numerosa concurrencia la suer-
to di0 al n1mero 6,428 ell collar de
ORC, y al numero 4,3S0 Ell mant6n
de Manila: las personals que tengan
dichos numero pueden pasar q re-
coger los regalos; ademas, partici-
mos tambi6n a nuestra clientela y al
pdblico en- general que dentro de
pocos dias la xParisienS Sc trasla-
dara al local que fu6 de Mendez y
Co. (6 ell Nuevo Bazar) San Francis
CO 40, donde nuestros clientes encon-
traran siempre UNI gran surtido de
sombreros de senoras, sef1oritas y
nif1as de alta novedad de Paris, asi
como otres variados articulos de
adorno y fantasia y a precios sin
competencia.
-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

e EsEfsS
prohibido; JaAn Reyes per nusto,
, Auiesto Hsrn&1dez por a!tsrar 10
paz Idblica.
Libres
Han siao pueato On llbersad ca
Humacao por b bar Gu nplido con-
dena los indivfduos B IN + clio Rive.
r., Jo-e Ccuz, Martin D.sz G. b 'iel
Mar.faez, Santiago Martinez. Luis
Delgado, jose Moreno, Manuel San
tori y Pedro Martin. z
Pasajeros
Lista de- pasajs sros q.a s.Idran d >
N W " K N, d ara en ei sPCnceD.
Mf. and Mr.. F W.tirgt' n.
Mr.. e G ins.
Mr.. A. FfAnces1 b.
Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Ig g'esias.
Mr.. and Mrs. H BArlan:
Mrs. Noble.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

y Ell paEsgf.ic >Iestuvo Is cargo dsl
Padre B srrios.
Goletas
Salieron les go,etas Grades. pa
70 Bonaira 6 <I ,Ab ala. para 10 isla.
ssUncas"
Aver ssli6 81 aU acas. con rumbo
6 Culebra.
Sumar rios
Han entrado en- sumario en- Ponc
las causas que se sigaen & Pedro
Lugo, scusaao de acometimiento. Il
zeauisl Rivers, de abuso de CONTAIN
70, Gulllermo T rres, de aggression y
Ramon r odrigues, de agresl6a.
J g A cumplir
DHan entrado 6 cnmplir sonden&
en- San juan los ndi~fduos Lsoca-
dio Rodfgus z, Nieomedes Maldonado
Bol if.cio Ramos por jEgar 4 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Paniico

New York, Enero 2. 9. A. M.
Otras noticias informan que ha
estallado horroroso panico entire los
habitaDtes de Mazatlan, a conse-
cuencia de los progresses de la pes
te bubonica. Las familias huyen
de la localidad, ep Is que tienen
lugar pavorosas escenas. Sc aban-
don an los cadsveres, y las auto
ridades no atienden debidamente q
la inhumacion de aquellos, puestos
que en- elias DONNA tambisn ell pa
nico y la mortalidad diaria es
grande.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Information Local

Aperture
El proximo Lunes, vuelven 6
abrirse los essuelas 7 tlblicas de to-
do 10 Isla y busno es que 10 tengan
en- cuenta los padres de familiA, pa
rA que NO dejen de enviar 6 sus hi
jos dicho dis.
Catedra1
Esta msfiana se l'ev6 & efscto en-
esta Iglesia la fiesta en- honor de 10
Vfrgen de 10 Providencia. Gran
concurrencia de heles asisti6 oil aeto.
0dci6 do Poutidsal Menstaor Blenk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Ell gobierno mexicano

New York, Enero 2. Q A. M.
Sc asegura que ell gobierno me-
jicano ordenara la Immediate salida
para Mazatlan de varios medicos.
comisionandoles para que tomen ri
gurosas medidas sanitarias. Tam
bien ha notifcado Ell gobierno me-
jicano a las autoridades de Nazatlan
que cumplan extrictamenie con sus
0ehareS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Conbate en- Fez

New York, Enero. 2 8. A. NJ.
Sc espera un combate en- Fez.
Las fuerzas del Sultan que guarne-
cen la ciudad, estan dispuestas q
romper ell sitio de los rebeldes. Sc
afrma que estos 1ltimas atacaran
la ciudad por varies puntos y stimuli
taneamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
NOTICIAS

Co&STj0 ALAS SlADRES. - El iarabe caImanre
la sen W.nslow lebe semprt que ioa nihos
stan en- el peteso de la dentcion Proporciona alivo
Immediate al Iequcho paciente, produce un sueno
,urai tranquil ahSa VI el door e. a'gehto desPierta
al niho ablanda encas, aivia dolores hace f.
Giles las funciones del est6mago regula los iesnos.
xenga esa de la dentcion de cualauiera
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir el Jarabe Calmants
de Ia Sefora Winslcw. el meior de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
CenSuraS

Nueva York Enero 2. 8. A. M
En- Mexico han causado sensaci0n
las noticias de Mazatl4n, y cens1-
rase q las autoridades de este puer-
to que demostraron lenidad en- la
aplicaci6n de las leyes cuarentena-
rias, pues Sc asegura que la peste
ha sido importada en- algln buque
procedente de San Francisco, en-
donde existia Ia indicada epidemia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
En- Marruec6s

Nueva York, Enero 2. 9 A. M.
Un despacho de Tanger noticia
que la situacion del Imperio Ma
rroqu1 Sc agrava cada vez mas.
El xAsplrantes cuenta con un
numeroso contingente de tropas y
todos los dias Sc incorporan 4 los
rebeldes nuevos elementos. En- ell
interior del pals aumenta el odio
hacia el Sultan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

GRAN DFSENBARCO C.nmo
two del dia se ReyeE, los Sres Cal
daI on Avi'e & Cr., han deseUbar
cadn del 1ltimo vapcr que vino de
los EG UU tercs de 60,fCO solaa
dos de todas las ns clones para ven
derl' los padres de fsmilias er
sLa Dulce Alisl zRs en- L. Gale de 10
Cruz, CON objato de que pueisn OBJ
sequiar & aus hijos en- aquel dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

IEtA U 6ebil, nervioso, scffolien'
to, de mar humor y le causa repug'
nacia 10 comidai puss compre una
caiisa de las lejitimas stPTLDORAS
RECON oTITUYENTES DE VA
LIE & CANCIO", y & los pocos
dfas.lei can ara favorable. sorpresa
el cAmb,o cue u experiments, q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
c!BlEGRlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Playa bubonica

New York Enero 2. 9 A. n.
Dicen de San Francisco. de Cali
fornia que en- Mazatlan, puerto de
de Sinaloa, en- Megico, causa est:a-
gos la peste bubonica, que Sc pro-
paga ALI de name alarmante.
LAS v1ctimas de la terrible playa
son immune ables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Ell gobierno espanol

New York, Enero 2. 8 A. M.
Dicen de Madrid que ell gobierno
muestra ansiedad por la con juracion
del conhicto Marroquf. El gabinete
desea que este sea resuelto sin COM
picaciones que pongan en- peligro
los interesas de Espana en- Africa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

Hsga una vi itA & los Sres. In 4
hermanct; Fortalezs esquina TAncs !,
y Sc convencerk de qna 81 surtido
que tieren es inmej bla por sd CO
iiaad y por 10 barktura de sas pre-
Nina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

Para Curar un Refry0dO en- Un dI0
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROE @
QUININA FL boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02

Para aliv--9r esa irritacion que
sienten aquellos que padecen a1guna
Z afeccion bronquia1, las Pastiilas
Bronquiales de Brown, son muy
titles. Remedio sin igua1 para Ia
!! tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-21

anonn4 and in per cent. The purpose OF
Including this tube Is to furnish 4 more
comprehensive view Of the rate SITUATION
In The three states. and to show more
fully the extent of the determinations
In the econ / fable Is shown the cost of
sbfppfus. aNN1 rounds q each Of the
discs az freight given 700 miles in Wis
consitt and lea miles in Iowa, with the
averae. cost for all classes. The table
eIso SLOWS the cusi Tor shipping 2dtpO
Donnda o. the specific kinds of freight
In U'ilo,s The comparisons are gwen
SAov-$ag in amount AMI per 'ent Ia rdcn
cas- tho excess N Wisconsin over the cost
in iowa and Illinois
sable III presents further comparison
r the ralas in Wisroasir, Illinois and
ava II IS compiled from railrond dis
7.rce tariffs now in Ssrac il Wisconsin
fuo states showing tle u3.l XIilum rates IN
90 III as fixed BIS their respective railroad
q commissions. For the three states sep
nrat Is 1t shows the rate charged per hun
t-4.l hounds for a distance of 100 miles.
16en for 200 miles. and again for .a9 miles.
lass i TO ! Inclusive atr less tbau car
cad lots.
Comparison CT Rates.
Il viii he noticed that the comparison in
the above table Is based for Illinois and
fhe railroad commissioners in Caen state
hat IS the Rates above wtich the railroads
are not permitted 20 80 in making up their
tariffs. These rates GgH compared with the
rates charged by the railroads. Ia WiscOn-
sin for the same kin and quantity OF
freight ana for exact, corresponding dis
tances. This table Simply extends AMI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-21
No system of State Rogulatioa.

In Wisconsin the railroad companies IL
freight charges without any control regp-
latI3n or limitation in any manner by the
state The opportunity Is theI pre-
sented to apply the tests of comparison 20
the two systems of railway traffic, namely,
the system where rates are Fixed by rai.-
roads without state control, and the srs-
tenn where the state has assumed and excg-
cises authority In regulating such rates
| am able to present to you c5m2aItsor
between the transportation rates Ia Wis
eensin. Iowa and Illinois. The figures f0r
Illinois are not as complete rs for Iowa
lat in SO far As oh.ained are reliable ani
indicate discrimination against Wisconsin
similar Ia chay,t ter 10 that found by con-
parispn with Iowa lateS. This Invest IL
item covers 50 wide field. extends 70 81
large a variety % shipments as TO he coz
elusive Of the whore question.
Ia the first table presented there Is given
the rate per ton Der mile. hauled. {. ii :
fercut classes OF freight In Wisconsin aad
Iowa with the average rate FOR all class sa;
also rate per ton per mi for specific Alns;S
q freight IN Wisconsin and Illinois. The
comparisons are zt4eH showing In each cas-
In ausornt and per cent the exct-s OF the
charges Ia Wisconsin over those Il the
other two states.
OF the comparisons presented in table
L those with Iowa are IN more Geo.
piste. not only as to the nur r. y a u :
cles or kind OF freights incl41-l 1, AZ -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-21

charges above which the railroad companies
are not permitted to 20 without nrst as
sumip.r the burden Of establishing in cont
that the rate is SO low as not To Weld ;he
railroad company a reasonable margin az
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-21
Value Of Railroad Property.

In ascertalning the value of railroad
property the average value of their bonds
ana stocks In the market would be an
element 10 be taken into consideration II
IL were taken as the sole basis for yalua.
tlon, the railroad companies ought not to
he heard to complain of its unfairuRss 70
them because they levy such a tax upon
the public In the form OF transportation
rates as VIII produce a certain Income
computed upon the market value of their
stocks anu bonds, in addition to eNactins
enough more - maintain the roadhed.
rolling stock. d2pots and grounds. IN good
condition. and provide au increasing sur
plus. hut the average value Of the bonds
and stocks should not he taken as the sole
method Of aScertalning the value Of rail.
road properties FOR taxation. The state
board or assessment would appraisc the
actual value 80 the tangible physical prop
crty of railways. Ia addition TO this the
value % the franchise. into which there
enters many elements embraced in the
corporate power and privileges with which
railroads. are clothed must be .eckOued.
experimenting all thesp, the earning ca.
paelty OF the property would cons titut,. 4
most iUportant fNctor
A. stated By the supreme court ~ the
United states upon jhis subject. Business
men buy ana pay for that which Is ~
value In It's power 10 produce mcouic -
The earning power of corporate property.
determined under the rigid system OF ae-
Neun!in= which admits u no Juggling Of
The hSurcS In operating, ECU. pmeut con
Strurticu and like elements OF the account
ing system, will equip board to ascertain,
average Interest rate, would enable those
charged with official responsibility To ar
rive at Just determination 81 the taxes
which the railroads SHOULD pay.
1870 the formation Of the Judgment e.,
every assessor In fixing property values
there enters many elements The l0ca
ton. the quality. the appearance. the re.
lattCn = tue property 20 adjoining prop
critics, the earning capacity, the expense
- the complex elements which enter into
the formation Of the assessors judclaen;
ut the vslue Of every piece Of property
assessed against individual taxpayers So
wlth the state beard OF assesS-nept Re,
speeding the property OF railroads and
other public service corporations. there are
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-21

Classification Of Kinds Of Freight.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-21


The agent appointed by the governor IN.
der authority of law to adjust claims Of
the state against the United States, since
securing the final settlement OF claims
growing out of the Spanish war, has de
voted much time and labor TO an examina
non. determination and presentmont OF the
Claims Of the state for expenses incurred
IA the pres cutlon Of the Civil war. an3
Unsatisted by action of the federal gov
eEhment. These claims We're first brought I,
public attention In Wisconsin Ia 1894 h
q J.. Otouhor, then attorney general. VIII
began an action in the court OF claims 20
2 very large amount. intended 10 cove
NOT only the interest paid by the stat,
on ponds Issued for war purposes, hnt ia
principal and interest OIL ali expenditure
1or war purposes made by the state
was ascertained that the statute Of llmits
ton very probably cut or all right OF q,
stion on the part OF the state for the la
1amed expenditures. During Gov. Sc,
0elds FIRST term some further Investigate
OF the matter was made. but 10 dednl.
results were reached and the suit wa
nnally dismissed. In December. 1901. n
stt.ntion O. Henry 5. Comstock. sta
agent at Washington appointed hy I.
present executive, was directed TO til
cain, and in January, 1902. after prepaE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-15

Society will be delighted to know that Mrs. Charles Oscar Locke is very much better.
 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Caldwell have returned from Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Frank Alexander will entertain at cards this afternoon.
 The Thursday Euchre club will meet Mrs. John s. Jemison.
 Mr. William Dangaix and Miss Isabel Dangaix are in New Orleans and will re- main through April.
 Mrs. Robert Hosking of Mexico. who has been the guest of Miss Dangaix, is now In Memphis and will return to Mex leo the latter part of April. Mrs. Robert Cunningham will return this week from Evergreen.
 The friends of MT and Mrs. George Huntington Clark will regret to hear that their little son, Heustis Clark, is i'll.
 Miss Jemison sent out invitations yes- terday for a card party on the afternoon of April %. Enclosed were the cards of Mrs. John Alfred Levert, Miss Jordan and Miss Stephanie Levert
 Mrs. Charles Holmes Reed sent out cards yesterday for tea on Wednesday, April %, from 1 to o'clock
 Mrs. Frederick Watheus Dixon will en- certain this afternoon in compliment to Mrs Henry Williams Fowlles and Miss Jordan.
 The dinner to have been given by MT. and Mrs William A. Walker in compli- ment to Miss Jordan and MT. Cothran has been postponed on account of the re- cent death of Mir. Walkers sister.
 Miss Edna Gockel left yesterday for Montgomery. where she will give recital tonight as the guest of the Music Study club. She will return to Birmingham Thursday.
 Mrs Edward Wilkinson will leave this week for Baltimore.
 Mrs George Redin of Louisville Is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Roden.
 Miss Lottie Lane of Auburn will return from Florida with Miss Edna Snow to- day and will be her guest for several days.
 St. Mary's chapter of the Hillman hos pital's egg hunt is postponed until Satur- day afternoon at o'clock. It will take place at Mrs A B. Elfords residence
 The refreshment committee of the D. A. R. colonial tea is requested to meet with Mrs. A. J. Riddle 100 Twelfth avenue. South. this morning at 10 o'clock. The committee consist of Mrs. G. w. Estes, Mrs. T. E. Walters, Mrs. Guy Hamilton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-15
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $40. OOO-Fine brick store; 2Oth street; well rented. s25. .OO0-Two-story brick store; Second ave- nue
 $45.OOO-Brlcx store; 18th street; rents for $4S00
 s2O OOO-Store, 1st avenue, 25x140 feet to al- ley rents we'll $15, ,OO0-28 acres land; East Birmingham; Tracks and water; well suited for man. ufacturing plants. sS75O-Modern s-room house; servants house; all renting for $45 per month; Avenue F, near 27th street; good terms s50O0-Brand new. up-to-date residence; 18th avenue, north, between 24th and 18th streets; terms reasonable. $3OO0-Lot 50x140, Avenue c. between 18th and 18th streets; three houses on lot renting for ss1.5O per month; liberal terms.
 $615O-Lot 105x19o; Avenue G, near 18th street; has one double house; fourteen rooms; one single house, six rooms, and servants house; a great bargain. S4o00-S-room home; 18th street, South Highlands small cash payment, balance on terms to suit. s1O, O,o00-Lot 27ox520; 26th street, south; 20 nice lots can be made out of this; terms to suit
 s250O-Lot 5Ox190; Avenue E, between 22nd and 23rd streets; reasonable terms. $l2 Oo0-Lot 100x14O; Avenue A; let us show you
 Groom cottage on 16th street. south, be- tween 18th and 14th avenues; reasonable price and terms; see us and you will buy.
 North Haven is ready; be sure and see us before you buy a home. If these named do not interest you, call to see us, anyhow; we have many oth- CT bargains. Insurance of every kind. Houses for rent.
 MALONE REAL EST. & INS. co. 9c17 1st Avenue. Both Phones 61a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-15
Richmond, Virginia.
WAS AN ABJEcT FAILURE. luohn Merely Says Irish Land Bill Will
 Help Revolution.

London, April 13-John Merely speaking at Montrose tonight, referred
 to the introduction of the Irish land
 bill as a new, great chapter in the Irish revolution, and confession by
 the government that the vaunted pol
 Il icy of a resolute government in Ire
 land pursued for seventeen years, was
 an abject failure, so abject that the government was to pay millions of ] pounds to get on a completely new track
 It was a case of the deformed trans formed and acknowledgement that the
 Irish policy of the last century had been upon entirely wrong lines.