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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

Peoples Savings bank and Trust com pany, as to my honesty for my contracts.
 Fully three-fourths of my patients hays been treated by some one else before call ing on me to be cured. Why not come as soon as afflicted? You will save money. distressing pain and valuable time; be. sides, there Is satisfaction in Knowing that the very best treatment Is being give, you by an honest. competent phy- sician. I have treated private troubles as a speciality in the city of Birmingham. Ala, since August 3. 1887. cure all man. ner of private diseases. I cure many pa- tients by mail treatment. w ite for prices and terms.
 I do not use large advertisements ana false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to be cured by such methods. give me a call and get we'll
 My offices are the most private and quiet in the city. tenth story of the new First National Bank building, corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street. Rooms 1006 and 1007. Take one of the fine el-vators to tenth floor.
 Office hours: s:so a. m to 6:30 D. m Sunday. fo a. m to 12 m.
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w. E. SORSBY 2oI5 THIRD AVENUE
 Offers for Next Weekas Follows

$250o-s1OO0 cash, balance $250 year with per cent interest; best home for the money in the Birmingham district; rooms, two halls, two porches, bath, etc.; large stable, barn, etc.; corner lot 150x140 feet, at Owenton station. North Bessemer and South Ensley car lines. s250-2h acres near Bessmer car line below new (old) fair grounds; street frontage. $4 per acre-1250-acre plantation in Coosa county well improved. S6000-45O-acre plantation m Tallapoosa county; we'll improved. S400-120 acres; fronts on road near, Truss vile furnaces, or will exchange for city or suburban property, vacant or im- proved.
 $S000--Splendid 2-story modern home near new union depot.
 $35O0-Corner; 100 feet front; 7-room dwell- ing; near 18th street car line. S1500-5 acres land about s blocks from Glen Iris car line.
 sl000-Splendid business lot; improved; at College station, East Lake. $10 Per Acre2S0 acres directly on rail- road ten miles of city. s20O0--40 acres; well improved; near rail- road in Shades valley.
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s4O00. Valley Springs mineral water prop erty just 3h to 4 miles from court house: this property consists of 20 acres land (partly fenced), dwelling, barn, chicken house, etc.. in addition to that famous spring the waters of which have proved a blessing in restoring 10 health and happiness so many of Birmingham s sick, afflicted with dyspepsia and all stomach and kidney, liver and bladder troubles; fine place for summer hotel; guests can attend to business in city every day With the property is included mineral water business already es- tablshed, paying about $100 per month. MT. Jemison, MT Badham and others own places near this famous spring, which has been thoroughly analysed by prominent chemists.
 -Up-to-date, 2-story, S-room home on a beautiful corner; lot on top of hill fronting Norwood car line; S2500 cash. balance to suit with per cent interest. This is nice home in nrce neighbor- hood and is worth more money. $1500-$200 cash, s25 per month; nice broom home one block from car line and church, in East Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
FOR SALE.

near car line. North Haven. $2750-Sma1l cash payment, balance long time: Eight-room house near car line; bath. etc.; North Highlands. sSO0-Corner lot and car line; North High lands
 $796-$95 cash, balance s15 per month: 4- room house near car line, church and schools. This is a fine opportunity to stop paying rent. West End. $1600-s400 cash. balance $25 per month; Nice 5-room cottage; hall, two porches. two cabinet mantels; large corner lot; plenty shade, near school and churches, West End
 $160O-s25O cash. balance $15 month; Five room cottage; two cabinet mantels; near car line and school. Woodlawn. -Six-room cottage near 24th street and Ave. H.
 $1000-One- third cash. balance easy; six room house; good well water; good or chard; on car line, East Lake. $950-Beautiful lot, fronts south; near car line, North Highlands. $1150-s25O cash, balance $15 per month; fve-room house, city water; sink in kitchen; East Lake. We will sell you lot and build a house to suit you.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

) Beautiful house, ' rooms, hall, bath, pantry, with elec- trio lights and gas, in fact a strictly modern, up-to- date home, within one-half block of carline, on lot 6Ox24O, South Highlands, with two servants houses iu the rear. Can be had cheap if bought at once.
 HIDEN- JACKSON R. E. &
 INSURANCE CO, 2ll N. 2lst St. Bell l485, Peo.
 ples 1907.
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6-25-4t-su
Estray Notice.

The State of Alabama-Jefferson County
 Probate Court. Taken up by o. R. Thomasson on the 2nd day of July. 1905, and estrayed be- fore c. w. Thomasson, a justice of the peace for Precinct No il, certain bay Texas horse, about Is years old; mane has been reached; branded on left shoulder; about 14 hands high; weight about TOO pounds; had harness saddle on when taken up. and valued at $25 Witness my hand this Sth day of July, 1905
 s. F. GREENE, Judge of Probate for Jefferson County. 7-9-su-3t
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b250O-s750 cash, balance s250 year, with per cent interest: seven rooms, bath, 2 stables fruit trees and three nice level lots all uil6er fence; improvements alone worth the money; near South Ensley car line.
 s25O0-One of the best built broom houses with hall and bath room in West End; lot l04x190 feet. This is fine home for some one.
 k22OJ--s room house, electric lights, city water gas, china closet and two lots near church and school on car line; West End.
 s6500-$2500 cash, balance easy at per cent: 10-room. two-story house; large hall two bathrooms, hot and cold wa ter; servants house; stable; chicken house, lot 1O0x202 feet. This is really a $1O,OOO house; southern front; North Highlands.
 t5250-$500 cash. balance $50 per month dust what 1t is now rented for): Nine room 2-story house and all improve ments, near churches and car line, South Highlands.
 $3000-S400 cash and balance monthly: S- room. 2-story house and beautiful lot; near car line; North Haven. s125 cash and S10 per month: Nice lot,
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WILL BE READY OCTOBER IS.
Galaxy of Southern Heroes and Other Poems Being Published by Neal & Go.

Neal & Co., publishers, New York, write Dr. o, T. Dozier that they will have his book, Galaxy of Southern Heroes and Other Poems" ready by October 10. It will be remembered that Dr. Dozier lost an entire edition of this book in the recent fire on First avenue. Since then there has been such a demand for the book that Neal & Go. took up the publica- tion and rushed it through. sss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
FOR RENTOCTOBER 1

One-story brick building, No. 22O5-7 Nor ris avenue; fifty foot front and rail- road in rear. 2200-2 Morris avenue, two electric eleya- tors, will rent one-half or all of it. We are getting our rental list ready for October l. We have a few new choice houses for sale for small cash payments and easy monthly payments. Call for particu- lars.
 u. YANcEY ZEAL ESTATE & IN.
 5URANCE CO, Phones 606 11s N. Fist Street.
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DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,

you a perma- nent cure of private troubles and that you
 may know my guarantee is re- liable l refer you with per- mission, to the First National oank. Alabama National bank. Steiner Broth CTS, bankers.
 Jefferson coun- [ y s a V n g 8 hank and inc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

A majority of the real estate agents of Birmingham are busily engaged just at this season of the year preparing leases for the year beginning October l.
 The first of October is always moving day in Birmingham.
 Many of the merchants of Birming- ham will change locations in the fall. Sev- eral merchants along First avenue be- tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets will move to Second avenue, while some of the Second avenue merchants have secured locations on Third avenue. The indications are that the rent charges in Birmingham for next year will remain about the same, and 1t Is expected there will be few If any vacant stores in the city after October 1
 Several real estate men of Birmingham are figuring with out of town concerns who desire to come to this city and open up big places of business. w. B. Leedy & Co.,, have just closed deal by which Leader & Rosanslti, large merchants of vidalia, Ga. secure possession of the Turner building on First avenue between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets which
 
 has just been completed. This firm wit open up a wholesale dry goods house on October 1.
 It is also said that a newly organized concern has about closed the deal for the lease of large building on Twenty first street near First avenue, and will shortly open up a wholesale hat and shoe house.
 Within years time, that section of Birmingham in sthe vicinity of Twenty first sy,At and First avenue, real es- tate men say, will have many large wholesale dry goods shoe and hat houses. Like Morris avenue and First avenue west of Nineteenth street, is the wholesale grocery section of Birmingham, this vi- cinity is to be another wholesale sec tion.
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SMITH & STILLMAN
 20041a First Avenue.
FOR RENT

Several choice locations for business pur- poses October l. Houses. large and small In city, now and October l. Su- burban property in all directions. Forty-acre farm with comfortable build- ings, close to car and city For long lease. suitable building sites.
 GEORGE eILeE, Bell phone 24 22s z1st rtreet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
FOR SALE


 $2500-Half cash, balance 1 and years splendid corner; 100x190; well located; on Avenue and car line; will pay fine in- terest if improved.
 $3000-Fine corner; 100x145 feet 12th avenue and 11th street. south; good .neighbor- hood;- will make good home lot. S3600-Corner; lot 100x100 feet with two G. room houses and room for another; Ave. F. and car line; good investment. $3000-s1000 cash; balance 1 and 2 years pretty cottage and lot; North 20th street, % of block north of Capitol Park $3150-Easy terms; pretty Groom cottage and lot near s. 11th and Central ave; A choice little home; in good repair. 17.500-Two brick two-story stores; corner lot 50x100 feet; now leased to very re- sponsible parties for 5000 per year; fine investment.
 $5500-Lot 50x190 feet, with good, modern Broom two-story house; well located on 7th ave. near the park; very cheap. s5O0-s100 cash, balance s10 per month; lot bx135 feet; North 18th street, near 18th avenue; one block of cars. $2o0 per front foot for two lots, 25x100 each; South 2oth street. adjoining Kline's 8 drug store; fine investment
 SMITH 6 STILLMAN,
 20041h First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

FOR SALE. $40O0--Nearly acres of rich land with good house. about a block from car line, just 3 miles from court house, towards Woodlawn; horse, wagon, tools, cows, etc. makes 20 lots 53x140 each; great bargain.
 s500O-Cash, and balance on time. will buy 235 feet on 12th street corner. near 1lth avenue, South Highlands, or will sell one house of 10 rooms for $6C00 on req sonable terms. or vacant lot or two for 5000 each, or a Broom house, all nearly new and strictly modern. s1Oo-5Ox1O with house, 4th avenue, near 12th street.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 2s. 2S Af' Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
w. E. SORSBY.
REAL ESTATE AGENT. 2O15 Third Avenue.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $22, ,500-50x140; central. $12, ,500-5th ave. corner with private alley; renting $1100 $12, ,500-4th ave; close in; renting s1250 $S000-Ave E.; corner; renting s9S5. S6250-Ave. A. and 23rd st. s4500-Ave. B, near 24th st. $250O-Large lot with Broom house, fruit trees and garden. Owenton. $2000-New broom house on large lot with beautiful view. Near Fairview. $2100-Two brick houses; East Birming- ham; renting $500. $S000-Store and dwelling attached on good corner; renting s420. $6500-Modern Broom residence; Ave c. s6500-Modern Norwood home; large lot S7500-Modern South. Highland residence Large lot $5000-1Sth st.. South Highlands. Modern and in good neighborhood.
 FOR RENT. We have several nice modern homes for rent on South Highlands from October 1st.
 BEASLEY BROS., Bell phone 1435 2O26 First Ave
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NU. loIO AVefluo I5' 100111s7'
 JOHN G. SMITH & co. phones No. 4o. PIP North Fist St.

FOR SALE. s205o-Norwood. cor. lot, 60x19o. s40oo-Nice home, 25th st.. bet. 12th and 18th. $75o0-Elegant Norwood home. s4OO0-Pretty hor4oi Fountain Heights, cor 100x196. s4000-11th ave, cor. houses. rents $51o. s5500-Large 11th ave. cor, lovely home. s4000-T- story residence. close in. N. 18th st. s2oO0-R Richmond place, home fine lot. ss0 per foot, nice Ave. K lots. near Mont gomery. s7000-Handsome Ave residence. needs to be seen to be appreciated. s9500-Elegant Waucoma st home. s2500-New Ave. F home bet. 3Oth and 31st.
 MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT, Phones 46 220 N. Twenty-hrst st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

". B. Leedy said yesterday afternoon that the outlook in Birmingham is more promising now that 1t has ever been.
 'All of the real estate men of the city. understand said Mr. Leedy, "con- tinue to receive inquiries daily concerning Birmingham real estate. The demand continues to be greater than the supply. We generally experience a dull season during the warm weather but it has not been So this summer. There is no boom in Birmingham, but the continual, rapid and steady growth of the city is great advertisement and everybody seems to have their eyes turned toward this city"
 During the week just ended nearly one hundred and fifty real estate transfers were filed with the judge of probate rep resenting an aggregate in transactions amounting to $162S75.1.
 The following transfers were filed yes- terday:
 c. D. and G. T. Cowgirl to B. r. Pool land in section 25. township 16 range 8 west; consideration s1246.
 The Traders Investment company to Mrs S. A. Fike, lots 1 to IA inclusive, block 25, Compton: consideration $500.
 The work of paving Fifth avenue from Nineteenth to Twenty-seventh streets with bituminous macadam was completed yesterday afternoon. and the thorough fare ie now .anan for traffic ..a-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

All Monarch shirts for 73c. All Cluett shirts for 08c. Varley & Bauman, 1924 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
FOR RENT.

s25-9 rooms; 2Da acres, Gate City car line $25-5 rooms and bath; 2225 Ave. F. stS--5 rooms and bath 9rd ave and 9th st. s17 750--5 rooms and bath 11th ave. and 10th street, North. s1E-5 rooms and bath; 18th ave. and 18th street, North. sG0-Store, 2nd ave. and 18th st. Several negro housts on North and South side; cheap.
 FOR SALE. si000-6 rooms, new 18th ave. and 17th st., South.
 sF0d0-Lot 12Ox155; 14th ave-, South. s5eoo-7 rooms; best in city; 10th ave and 11th st., South $5E0O-S rooms, new; 1ith ave and 18th st, South.
 sfooO-s rooms. elegant; 10th ave. and 18th street, South. ss65O-7 rooms, new; 18th st. bet. H and I. $17C0A rooms and bath; Idlewild car line. s25c0-5 rooms with lots; Northsde $23Oo-8 rooms in Avondale, near park. s3O00-6 rooms, new finest in West End. s11e0-4 rooms; West End; eaay payments. s100o-4 rooms Kingston; easy payments. SIS, 000-Lot 15Ox14O; Ave B and 20th st, ots in all parts of city and suburbs; easy payments, it will pay you to see us before buying.
 BURLEY, HoRR G CO.,, e18 N. 2Oth St. Bell phone s29.
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FOR SALE.

s2iOO-Corner lot, 60x190; 12th avenue and 29th street north. s625O-Pretty cottage; Fist street, near Highland avenue. s65Oo-Desirable house; 21st street. near 14th avenue. s40oo-Modern house, 18th street. south s320o-7-room dwelling; No. 2e09 Avenue e." large lot. s625O-50x14O improved; 4th avenue, north near 23rd street. s525O-Deslrable house; rooms; Hth street, south. near 11th ave. ss3OO--1O0 feet; Highland avenue; improved. s650O-S-room dwelling; 30th street, south, near Highland avenue.
 FOR RENT.
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FOR BENT. No. IT 7th; North; Broom cottage, sl0. No. 7sO 23rd St, N: Groom cottage s25 No. 1909 12th st, N; Groom cottage, 325. No. 7a; S. 13tf. st; new broom cottage, s2O
 No. 90S Montgomery ave; rooms, 2- story, $20.
 No. 9O4 Georgia st.; 5-room cottage sza. New and up to date fiat furnished. $27.60. Win give immediate possession on all of the above: also S-story brick store on 3rd ave Your patronage solicited. List your property with me.
 j. D. cROSTHWAIT & CO.,,
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EXCLUSIVE SALE. seOoO-1O0x140. corner Avenue D. near 14th street Rents sl00O per year. s5OOO-1OOx10o, Avenue k and 14th street corner, Well improved. s70Oo-1OOx1O0. corner, brick improvem s. Rents s75 per month. Avenue F d 18th street.
 w. C. OLIVER & co. Room IS. Watts building. corner Srd .e. and goth street. Both phones S0
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-18
STATE CROP REPORT.

Bismarck, N. D.. April IS The past
week has been generally cloudy and
cold, with occasional light furries OF
snow, or light showers Of rain. but not
heavy enough in any case to ahvc any
effect on the soil. The temperature
was quite low, and frosts we're nightly
occurrence, and as rule, the ground
was SO frozen in the morning that no
seeding could be done before afternoon,
and in parts where the soil was very
wet. but little could be done with it
during the week. !. sIs
Wheat seeding made but little. pro-
gress during the week, but still where
1t was possible, it was continued. Some
few oats have been sown, and also some
rye in the western portion of the state
Except in the western, and in por-
tions of the Red River Valley, the
ground is in excellent condition; in the
western portion it is too dry for any
growth at present, and is some parts
OF the Red River Valley it is too wet
but over the remainder Of the state
the conditions were never better.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-18
500 AFTER A. Il ].
FARMERS ROAD
THERE MAY BE A
] CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP
Both the Great Northern and the 500
Railroads Are Said to Have Made
Offers to the Owners Of the Farm
ers Line. ~.r !

70 Devils Lake, N. D.. April lS-The
farmers railroad is an. institution Of
which the people of this section are
very proud. and it has done much tow
ards the developing Of this section The
report that Louis w. Hill was looking
over it. to take it in as part of tine
Great Northern system arouses con-
Siderable interest. Mr.. Hill said that
he was simply up. the line on goose
hunt The Great Northern would un-
doubtedly like to secure the line. if
there is any change in ownership. 1t is
understood that the 500 made an offer
recently for this. line,, but Mr.. Kelly
and those connected with its manage
r,eut prefer to keep the control of this
feeder themselves The extension ar
ranged for ito rebuild this season will
make the line even more important than
Il has been in the. past. -. ,y<q. .,.s.,:.s !
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-18
DISCUSSED. MOROCCO

Washington, April 1S.-Sir Mortimer
Durand, the British ambassador, dis
cussed with Acting Secretary LOOMS
the Moroccan situation and gave fresh
assurances that it was not the inten-
tion of either Great Britain or France
when the agreement between them oi
April g, 1904, respecting Egypt and
Morocco, was signed in London, to III
juriously affect the commercial rights
of other nations in Morocco. To show
that the principle of the "open door
was fully recognized at that time, ar
sticle ~ of that agreement was cited as
follows: .t
The two countries being equally at
tached to the principle Of commercial
liberty, both Egypt and Morocco. de
Ielare that they will not in those ceun-
tries eeantenance any inequality eitifcr
in the imposition of custom duties OF
through taxes or of railway and trans
port charges"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-18
HEARTLESS HUSBAND HAS
DESERTED MUTE WIFE

Grand Forks. N. D.. April 18.-A
story of the heartlessness of husband
of six months was told yesterday by
Mrs. Charles E. Flanagan, who is left
without any funds by the man who
promised to love and cherish her, and
who deserted her four days ago. Flar-
nigan has been employed by Thomas
Lynch as driver of an ice wagon. He
told his wife they were going to Kan
sas and got her to sign deed convey
ing his residence on Second Street to
another party. Having secured the
money Flanagan deserted his wife, 60
ing to parts unknown.
Yesterday Mrs. Flanagan, who is
deaf mute, came down town and in
writing made inquiries concerning
Flanagan. She found that he had not
been in the city since the day he left
her at their home. She is overcome
with grief
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ADJOURNED
- !.
MINNESOTA S0LoNs HAVE.
FINALLY BROKEN AWAY
The Long Session Was Completed at
Noon Today-.A Rough House Last
/. Night Injured Some of the Members
of the Lower House.

ST. Paul, April IS.-The Minnesota
legislature adjourned at noon today and
the last thing it did was to kill the reso-
luton giving gratuities to the news
paper men and others. The session TO-
day was formal and about the only mat
ter was to send committees to the gov
ernor to ask him if he. had anything to
communicate. He sent word he had
nothing but good will and thanks for
Icourresy shown him. The session in
sthe house last night ended with the
customary rough house when every
thing movable was thrown through the
air and some were injured by flying OBJ
5jects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-04-18
FOUR BOYS CRUSHED
in SCRAMBLE FOR TICKETS

Indianapolis. Ind, April 1S.-Fren-
3zied by false alarm Of fire, several
hundred eager newsboys struggling to
obtain their share of free tickets to a
local theatre, starnpeded in a narrow
stairway in Masonic Temple last night,
crushing the: life out Of four boys, and
at is believed, fatally injuring several
Others. The tickets were being disfrib-
|uted by a representative of patent
machine company Long before the
Slime appointed for the distribution the
soairs Of. the Masonic Temple, at the
=. TshWest corner of Washington Street
r. apitol Avenue, were crowded with
|a p. ding, yelling crowd Of newsboys
eaS s.Eio,is to be the first to receive
his z s, .AVlien the distribution began
the 6 ut becane more intense and
the efsN of several policemen who
had been detailed to prevent trouble,
were uflavailing. ss.,Ex .
1t is stated by a witness that some OF
the boys, anxious to get ahead of those
who were ahead. shouted ere" In
stantly those at the top, facing about,
with almost superluinan strength, be-
gan to force their way 70 the bottom
Of the stairs, Shrieks and personal en-
counters followed for a few seconds,
when those at the head of the stairs fell
headlong on the struggling mass at the
bottom Of the stairs Instantly police
men from the central station who re-
sponded to a riot call, began the work
|of rescue Four boys were dead when
cxtricated from their position at the
bottom of the stairs. Others believed
to have been fatally crushed were taken
out as fast as they could be disentangled
from their frenzied companions, who
fought and citing to each other in des-
perationu