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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-02
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
 FOR SALE. 141k acres; 900 feet car line front and about 700 feet front on pike; lies high and level: a beauty for a subdivision; two stations now opposite the property; the owner will make terms satisfactory or take stock in a corporation to im- prove by erecting buildings on the prop erty.
 FOR RENT. Broom fiat; 4th ave and 18th st., !.
 L, G. PETTYJOHN, Phones 465 and 11O1. 1S261S Sd Ave.
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FOR SALE. s30OO-S rooms, new. modern, large lot. $sOOO-3 lots, roomc, new, modern. sl600-5 rooms, modern; Woodlawn s1CO0-slO0 cash, $10 per month, cotta~e, close In. s2eoo-s rooms, new: Richmond. s20OO-S rooms, new; lots; bargain. s1200-4O acres, 16 acres in fruit; near city. s20OO-Store, dwelling, fruit, etc; South Ensley line. S11o0-Store and dwelling; Woodlawn Many thousand acres timber and farm lands
 FOR RENT. $5o-12 rooms; elegant brick. s3O-9 rooms, modern, two-story. s16-5 rooms, good location. S2-4 rooms, we'll garden, etc. s45-10 rooms and store. s4o-7 rooms; South Highlands, modern. Am renting houses every day. Why not let me rent yours? Write or phone me about anything you need tenant for.
 SAMUEL D. MONROE, Bell Phone 1034. Peoples Phone 1l36. 202l1a
 First Ave,
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ONE GENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent a word @ day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
 Bids Wanted. Bids wanted to build school building; for plans and specifications apply to clerk of town, Slocomb, Ala. 8-12-27t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-02
FOR RENT.

s50.00-1s1s South goth st.. eight rooms. seo00-21O9 11th ave, south, ten rooms. s4000-2920 Juniper ave-, ten rooms. s4O0O-1017 South 14th st., eight rooms $3O00-2390 Fourth ave, six rooms with bath, etc.
 s25 0O-2212 11th ave-, north, six rooms.
 w. C. OLIVER & co. 1s Watts Bldg, cor Sd ave. and 2Oth st.
 Both phones 1882
 We have had listed with us for sale several very choice South Highland homes. Also few choice lots on and ad- jacent to Highland avenue If interested we would be glad to have you call on BROWN BROS. & co Ground Floor First National Bank Bldg,
 Bell Phone 3S4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-02

SPECIAL BARGAINS. s65O0-The southwest corner of Sth and 23d st. This Is by all odds one of the best bargains now being offered. s95oO-An elegant Broom house on 5ox190 it. lot; close to new depot. s35O0-A beautiful up-to-date Groom cot tage at Richmond Place. s325O-Nce broom cottage on Central ave- nue on large lot.
 s475O-A fine 2-story house, up-to-date in every particular; on Alabama st. s525O-A beautiful new and up-to-date home near two churches. The first party I show through this will buy it. House. location, price and terms are all right. A fine business proposition for the right parties.
 J. b. cROSTHWAlT, Phone 172. zloo zo ave.
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FOR RENT. rooms over store; 4th avenue, between 18th and 20th. 16 rooms; large boarding house; 9th ave- nue. 18th and 20th. rooms; new, modern house; North High lands. rooms; 9th avenue house; right in the center Building for shop or manufacturing con- cern. All kinds of rental property.
 GEORGE BlLBE, Bell phone 24. 223 21st street.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
PERSONAL.

= MADAME DEL REY, scientific palmist, has returned from California, and Is now at 1925 7th avenue, north, for two weeks; after that will be in her new home; watch papers for new address. S-30-14t
 WATCHES, Diamonds and Jewelry sold on easy payments; business transactions confidential I. R. Rubenstein, 1918 Sd avenue. 8-22-1m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-02
FOR SALE.

Ground Floor, First National Bank Bldg,
 Bell Phone 3s4
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Peoples Phone 1911
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MISCELLANEOUS.

 WE make keys and repair guns. All work guaranteed. Birmingham Gun and Key Co, Bell 593; Peoples 1905.
 S-lS-1bt- -eod
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FOR RENT-NoRTHsIDE.

FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE 5 rooms, Ina street (new cottage). 6 rooms, 1903 21st street (new cottage). rooms 715 22nd street, (modern). rooms, 1425 Sth avenue, (New, 2-story). rooms, 73O 21st street, (modern). Il rooms. 715 18th street (modern). IT rooms. 611-615 22nd street modern)
 FOR NT-SOUTHSIDE. rooms. 1902 Montgomery street, (new). T rooms, S25 Fist street (modern). rooms. 12S7 12th street furnace). rooms, 1920 St. Charles 6urnace). 10 rooms 920 18th street (modern). il rooms, 1000 11th avenue 6urnace). Call at office and see complete list The number of good dwellings to be had Is growing smaller. Landlords list your houses with us. We have a large list of waiting tenants for good dwellings. MESSER-MOORE INSURANCE AND
 REAL ESTATE COMPANY, Phones s19. 222-224 N. 21st St.
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NORTH BIRMINGHAM. s200 per lot. 5Ox14o convenient to churches, free schools, municipal ownership of water and lights. Best for homes or in- vestments in the district. Prices will ad- vance September 15
 c. M. GREEN & CO.,, Both phones '. North Birmingham.
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FOR RENT-The beautiful store house Mo- 216 2oth street. Apply l.. V. Clark &
 Co S-20-tf
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
LIFE OF A BRIDE

A woman may know that she has
ceased to be a bride only
When she finds helseR saying un-
complimentary things to her husband.
The first time her husband criticizes
her frocks.
When she discovers she Is Jealous.
When he grows economical with his
kisses.
When she begins to nag.
When he becomes sarcastic about
the food.
When she does not mind coming to
breakfast In curl papers.
When he tells her how pretty some
other woman looks.
When he begins to eulogize his
mother.
When a meal becomes so quiet that
she can plan a whole frock between
the courses.
When he begins to go to his club.
When she begins to hunt up her old
friends and enjoys calling on them.
When he comes in late to diner.
When she forgets to come home
from the matinee in time to greet him
before dinner.-Minneapoli Tribune,
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l am under suspicion, and could not
think of going until thoroughly clear
ed. II would leave, a taint ON my
character T. But she had been
watching him for some minutes in
tently. an odd look Of CONSERVATION
comingsto her face. That arm, with
its hand resting loosely in the pocket
hung strangely limp and lifeless- Sud
denly she whirled to HIM.
Did Ibid l." she began. Then,
Eyes. 1 know I did. You need not say.
You would turn 1t off with some fool
ishness. That arm IS shattered. /
know from the way it looks. We must
hurry to the house now so can attend
to it"
Two weeks later he was lounging
in an easy chair on the piazza Of a
house half hidden among the trees,
his arm in a sling. The girl was stand
ing near him. Evidently the two had
been talking.
at is fortunate for US that you
came" the girl observed I'VE never
once thought of the half-breed being
the thief. He might have carried of
all our cattle If you had not come and
discovered him."
.'It Is a thousand times more for
tunate for me, Leslie, that / came,
and-and shall never have to go away
again." Brad returned gravely. You
can hardly realize what a home viii
mean to me- He turned his face
away, conscious that a soft flush was
coming to her. But she did not ap-
pear angry. Presently he felt her
hand slipping into his.-Copyright
1905, by Frank II. Sweet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

An afternoon affair yesterday re-
bounding pleasure on guests and host
ess equally, was that given BY Mrs
Paul Bancroft AZ St Dunstan's IN
honor OF Miss Elsie Dorr. The event
being q tea, many arrivals took place
between and 5. The apartments
were filed with guests every moment
Of the time. In the receiving party
were Mrs. Paul Bancroft. Miss Elsie
Dorr. Miss Florence Gibbons. Miss
Agnes Buchanan, Miss Florence Bal
ley, Miss Virginia Gibbs, Miss Helen
Gibbs. Miss Maud Woods. Miss Lottie
Woods. Miss Ednah Robinson and
Mrs. Grayson Dutton-
Mrs z. H Davenport and Miss
Eleanor Davenport gave 4 large tea
yesterday. which was the opening fes-
tIvity in their new home on Pacific av-
enue. Flowers were plentifuily dis
tributed. adding their charm 70 the
bright furnishings Many callers
passed 10 and fro between the hours
OF and 6.
Miss Margaret Postlethwaite was
hostess al a pretty dance at her home
on Pacific avenue last evening The
large hallway thrown with drawing
room and library made an admirabls
dancing space for twenty or more
couples. Many flowers scattered grace
fully lent a pretty effect thar at
tempted no real decoration Dancing
began at s:30 the following guests en-
loving a thoroughly delightful evening
one that attracted By its lack Of for
naality: Miss Marion Huntington. Miss
Margaret Wilson. the Misses Elizabeth
and Ruth Allen, Miss Jessie Wright,
Miss Melanie Lancet, Miss Mabel
Dodge. Miss Alys Chapman. Miss Elsa
Draper, Miss Elsie Dorr. the Misses
Marjorie and F1orence Gibbons. Miss
Cecile Rogers. Miss Aileen O'Brien.
Miss Helen Bowie, Miss Edna Middle
ton, Miss Burnie Owens, Miss Ethel
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pick mans buttons of just as easy
through the pocket as they could by
drawing and taking aim. And that
reminds me, did you notice after
dropped my hands that the right one
has been in its pocket most of the
timer"
What do you mean?" sharply.
that you have revolver there2'
Sometimes 1 meet up with cases
like this when / do not have time 70
draw in the regular way" said Brad
reiectively. Then it is convenient 10
have a weapon lying loose in the
pocket. l have ruined lot Of clothes
practicing that way"
Have you a revolver lying there
now?"
Yes, and had you been a desper-
ado 1 might have used it. Here IL is. .
And he half turned, tossing the re-
volver at her feet. Involuntarily the
muzzle of her rife lowered.
Why did you not shoot me il you
could?" she demanded.
Shoot q girl like you? On. Lord.
They walked on for several rods.
then he called again over his shoul-
der, Would you mind repeating that
remark about previous successes %
Why, you have been coming to
the mouth Of the valley and removing
skins from the bears we caught in
our traps. This would have made
six, only as soon as ] found the griz-
zly was caught l went UP there 10
watch" The girl tried TO speak stern
", but Brad fancied he could detect
doubt in her voice.
THE grizzlies caught our cattle, y
the girl added after a few moments,
and they all seemed TO enter the val
ley through the gully That's why
we set trans there"
And are there no men here for such
work."
She hesitated. but only for mo-
nent Apparently the voluntary sur
render Of the third revolver had dis
turbed her self-confidence.
My father was thrown from his
horse last week and had his leg
broken she answered. "and the only
man beside him is a half-breed we
hire He is busy elsewhere to-day"
You are taking me to your father
Yes, that was my intention; but
I don't feel quite as sure now. II
you will tell me you had nothing
whatever 10 do with the bears, II
suppose you could go back / would
not like TO make a mistake"
'Tt is impossible for me TO go back
now" said Brad decidedly. You see,
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Suggests a Unique Law

To the Editor Of The Call:
Having a very high opinion OF OUT
State Senators and Asssmblymen and
according them full regard for thsir
well ordered intellects. as tested By
their position. believe they are also
willing TO know or hear E still one
more thought, which their minds have
mettle to grasp. concerning their iats
verdict, and reasons for the same. IN
settling woman suffrage in an or
thodox manner. and spiritual prin-
cipIe- I therefore make proposal that
one OF their astute members enter a
bill thus:
"An women at all times shall have
husbands and little children"
MRS. ANNA ADOLPH
Hanford, Cal. March 2.
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DO ANIMALS
THINK?

Animals don't think, eh ?" remark
ed gentleman the other day, speak
ing OF the statement OF q well-known
authority 10 that effect We'll, when
I was kid down on the farm 1 saw
indisputabIe evidence that they not
only think. but scheme. connive, elect
delegates. hold conventions, order
strikes and all that sort Of thing.
'On our farm was q big white goat
On the farm adjoining was q large
black goat Both could jump fences
like q fox hunter and IT wasn't long
before they came together in one OF
the greatest head-cracking contests
you ever saw. Our goat finally won
out and the black. cast down but not
dismayed. took hustle back over the
fence TO his own domain.
a few days after that magnificent
bull on our farm got into an argument
with the white goat The bull made
few remarks in his lingo. the goat
called him a snoozer in his and then
they squared OF for strenuous action
Those who were watching the coming
contest expected 10 see the smaller
animal gored up into mangled goat
steak, but they didn't know the stay
ing powers of Whitley. The black goat
was looking through the line fence
with a feeling Of satisfaction. for he
figured il out that he was about 10 be
avenged.
We'll, that white goat was as light
as a dancing master on his feet and
hefty of head, and while the bull was
sorting out a soft spot 10 place his
hcokers the goat landed between his
eyes with a crash that made old Beef
Trust howl. Billy quickly followed up
his advantage and landed again and
again, while the bull hadn't got In a
single hook At the end Of ten min
utes Beefsteak had business in some
other part Of the field.
Here's where the thinking part
comes In. As soon as the battle was
over the black goat called to~the white
goat and q moment later they were IN
earnest conversation through the nine
rail fence. The black goat patted the
white goat on the back. so 10 speak,
and told him he was the best ever. He
also told him how the bull on the ad-
joining farm was always picking a
fight with him and chasing him all
over the pasture. The white goat
shook his head knowingly, evidently
entered into some sort Of an agree
ment, and walked away.
Two or three days later the goats
met again at the line fence, and, TO the
astonishment of the farmhands, the
black goat jumped into our pasture
and our white goat jumped over into
the pasture of the farm adjoining No
sooner had the neighbor's bull set eyes
on our goat than he came for him
like an Atlantic City flyer. But Billy
was ready and waiting. and in just ten
minutes he was the worst walloped
bull in ten counties.
Billy did not return home AT once,
but. remained nearly week and kept
the bull licked day and night Finally
the goats again met at the line fence,
when our goat received the undying
gratitude OF the black goat and ootn
returned TO their respective homes
"Oh, yes, animals think some. for
YOU notice that our Billy didn't tackle
the job of whipping the neighbor's
bull until he had recovered from the
first battle and was fit for the fray.
Philadelphia Telegraph.
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To the Editor Of The Call:

To the Editor of The Call:
The president of the State University
at Berkeley has been giving the club
men and bachelors some very emphatic
talk Now il is a we'll known fact
that the public press has more infiu-
ence as maker of public opinion than
all else And now IL has a great work
before II. The State solons have de-
cided that woman cannot vote, but
that is a small part Of woman's life.
while every woman loves a home of
her own. where she can be the head OF
the domestic life. 1t is her natural
place Her Creator fitted her for II.
and when she is not there she is out
of her sphere. No woman likes 10 have
her holiest feelings ridiculed- or made
the butt of coarse jokes
If public opinion would give her the
liberty OF selecting her own husband.
and the liberty of proposing TO the
man whom she loves and desires 10
wed. there would not be so many
bachelors and clubmen for President
Wheeler 10 condemn.
So many of the men Of to-day are
so much occupied in the chase for
wealth that all else is forgotten until
the habit of living without home be-
comes so fixed that when leisure comes
TO them in later years they have no
idea OF what a homie is like, or the
comfort or pleasures Of a freside- In
addition they have lost their courage,
or are broken in health. and feel that
TO ask a woman to share their life
with them would be TO thrust a burden
on the woman.
A woman has as much right TO ask
a man to tali9 her for better or for
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
THE SMART SET :.
BY SILLY SHRK7

shorb Miss MayIita Psase. Mss Cor
malta Scott. 31iss Anna Foster. Hiss
FIsie Clifford Hamilton Bowie, WI
Ham Pecherick. Edgar ZoOk Alnasr
Newhai. John Young. Lieutenant
Claude Brigham, Herbert Bonnlnsld.
Sheriff. scheu. Perry Evans. Irving
Robbins. Edwin .Ponsroy. Lueius A.
len. Philip Paschel. Lieutenant sim
kIe. Castor R0usssy. 8 G Churenill.
Francfs Allen. Spencer Grant. Dr. Ar
mold Genthe. Dr.. Hogue, Dr. Dunoar'
Early Craig. Dr. Edward SsEeil cnes-
ter SeweIl. Dr. william Bake. e1eorss
Huie Edward HUE. arthur Foster an
Walter Gibbons
o.
Bsnedict's apartments n the
HoteI Buckingham were the scene of
an enjoya BE affair given yesterday
70 his friends on the occasion OF his
birthday. Decorations. unique and
artistic. were employed IN the rooms
that reflected much Of pleasure anS
eongenialiry. Those enjoying NJ.
Benedict's hospitality were. z c.
T.sndis. Albert Wieland. James A.
Shook. Major Charles H Hunter K
p Moore. A ]. Moore. Colonel 2 s
POtt, william v bfyans 1AaNA
Sherman. z b Hindes. Count H.
bachi-
Mr.. and Mrs. James augustus Thun-
der Gertrude Buckley have taken
apartments az the Colonial and VIII b
az home after March 10
Mrs. I. Lowenbsrg was hostess. az
an elaborate dinner. covers being laid
for thirty-six- on Wednesday evening
in the Palm Garden. Pink was The
prevailing shade, carried in brides
maid roses and pale can6elabra-
The wedding Of Miss Fe1er sn6 Ma
thaniel Lchtenstein took place last
evening az the Buckingham The
ceremony was followed by banquer,
70 which ESQ guests were invited
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
LOVELY WOMAN AND HER RIGHT 10 VOTE
One Says State Soons Should Enact Law Providing That
All Women "Sha Have Husbands and Little Children"
and Another Comes Out for Woman as The Proposer

worse as a man has TO ask her We
often hear the phrase. choosing a
mother for his children; why not
choosing a father for her children. as
well2
The Call is offering many prizes for
original stories. and also has a short
love story in nearly every issue OF the
paper. I suggest thar some OF the
writer's be asked 70 write love stories
where the vomanly woman IS the pro-
poser rather than the man
II would be the edge Of the wedge
in the greatest franchise that a woman
ever enjoyed Far beyond the ballot.
as far as. true freedom goes
L A OsGOOD.
Santa Cruz, March
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Something New I'm Anatomy.

A tiny fellow was receiving his first
lesson in physiology. The subject was
bones. Touching the little neck 50
satin-soft in texture that it required
great deal of faith to believe there
were any bones in it, his auntie said:
This, Mimi, is your collar bone"
"Is it?" he cried eagerly. We'll,
where is my necktie bone ?"-Chicago
Record-Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 80 Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1o47.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

Townsends Gala Glace Fruits In ar
tistic fire-etched boxes. 10 Kearny st
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
OUR NORMAL SCHOOL.

THE people we'll pleased by the offer of the
Board of Supervisors site for the Normal School build
State appropriation provide thoroughly modern normal school
building
San Francisco growing rapidly many ways unless
school facilities keep with the march of they will be left
hopeessy the Ia do they beement
the of this normal school 1t
Chico for that normal school, and be-
similar by the communities where
schools located This city should be less
public spirited than Chico and other places When the school for
by the city The people would willingly stand
than proposed The faculty Of the school have
work beneficial the public schools under diff
cultes and they entitled to jubilee.
appropriation bill will reach the Governor this week.
and doubt Of his attitude in will be
helpfu TO that San Francisco possible
helpful We doubt
will the interests of the public schools
sign and he will be glad to know that this city, by
Board Of Supervisors gives substantial add
ton 70 the amount appropriated by the State
diu confront those
children Upon ground in the entire realm
new Yorksu
subsidiary under convention
wish modify
the executive that featymaking
IesS Evening Post
from
Kentucky Louisville
With formal weddngsNew
leading
wsshfngton.~-Batirnore Sun
grand
utie-cleveand Leader
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NOT MUCH NEEDED.

First Young Actress thought you
intended 10 go into society drama?
Second Young Actress did. but I
couldn't afford to buy the necessary
wardrobe. and SO ] went into bur
lesqus.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

Henderson-Ever meet with any Sc
rious accident while travelingf
Henpeck-Did II I met my wife
while travelling abroad.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
ALWAYS THAT WAY.

The Boss-Jigson is the most reH-
able man in the Office.
The Bookkeeper-Why, he's always
making mistakes.
The Boss-I know. Whenever L
give him anything to do I can rely
implicitly on bis doing 1t wrong.
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Of
Sun
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

Nobody
agreement under convention treaty
the executive tfeatynang
ibIe.-N York
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Kentucky Louisville promote eIoper
with expenses formal weddingsagew
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

and ite chiffon zntite silk Heavy spa1ged embYod
cry borders the front edges of The brocaded oveysk and
ue ribbon yfhing edges the bertha and sleeve rfles
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

ge loves approve him. Invitation,
House will awaited nterest-Philadepha Inquirer
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

The manufacture precedents becoming
ir waxhfngton.-Baltirnore
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

IND thing average Russian Grand Duke is in his
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. James augustus Thun-
der Gertrude Buckley have taken
apartments az thA Colonial and VIII b
az home after March 10