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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
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Gu lille @o6tfisbs 2ilte:
@iseonIn:
40 @cre 6arm i @olf Co.. isis.
uom9rtet 2an6, fun 3 Ml fro
2onosbp. Stooe,,0e 1pn1mer, Der bill
Ifierc $50 GoroS 8rGnoc. Gus,
Stal6, Melfcbus. &un $500.
40 glcre 6orm meo sooe 8penin-
ger iamt fulO 8%eintning at &ier, Sc
lte olp. 2igeioa 6armreofaber oe
Observation-Disclosures - enbber
cling iom set itaar. @1n $1,000.
Moa ialges %ltrafs. On iieloen Mn=
leoning. Mlt bDrfet.
80 4cre Gorm me6 9obe 8ponin=
ger, u6merfet 2ano, for S 1 1850. On
axoen for $1,000. &u1 rs MiI fra
ct. @aul. $500 &ontant.
80 Mcres, ~ Mil fra goo 2m6s=
By, 80 Mcres opbrpffet, NIT gus (iffe
ganfte ferbigD $1,000. Sum 5000
Rontont.
800 Mcres, fln 2 WfiI fra seSerr,=
bane. On og en- balp Million SOB al
go6t Snptemner, olt1ammen &aro-
uooo, foru6en en- @as5e @pruce, &c.
Dor 8oles % @oits. Sob Bla6s for
Ell Sapmblle. Mere Gemmer tan
faces lige be6. Bris $3.50.
100 Mcres, minore END 4 Ril fra
Sernbaneitation. u6mertet rig Sor6,
flint @aple Esmmer, mere END not til
at betale for 2an6et, HIN $18 per
acre. 9e {flll6e fe Bette.
Dette er Inn ct Bor Brsber al
bba6 bt bar. Sab % bi6e iMit bboo
Sc bniter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Mbonuentcr, Ser enonu life bar Be-
tolt for in6eueren6e Mar, beoes pe1,=
liglt ON at bringe in5 fine Collars.
Set er me6 ct 8loo, iom meo 8reite=
1Gtfen, Der olorig bliper ful6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
minneapolis.

Mieollet &otel gaor en- flor l1obeo-
ring imsoe. 8brit lfal Ser bpeges eli
8 @tager bsi 3iIbpgning mellem So
tellet og Babit 8pgningen, % 11aar
Sen CT fGroig % taget / 8rug, bill SEN
n11pGrenoe gamle &otelbpgning blibe
re|tauret og bpgget op til famine @ei<
Sc Tom oen npe 3ilbpgning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

@nif at @ubstjeneiten / @plgatba
&irfen paa Ssn6ag begpnoer &l. 10
iiteoetfor 1890 i Mnleoning al &on=
firmotionen. 9m Mftenen bliper ser
Sptogelie at npe Meolemmer iamt
Mltergong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

.'H .H,& .f. rNrE- .r. ..t"
st imatt @jemmebrpllup fonot
Steo fioite Dnsooo @ftermiooog, ioet
ebriitian Mitfelien % abelone ssgr-
aenien blep egtebiet i &iemmet bos
Br'1oens Mobers Mrs. Martin .sgr-
-ge'lien, 1047 CHURCHILL Ctr, Como
Eort, 8raoepigerne bar Miis Min-
ME Mitfelien,. Mtis=@ birmeier, Miis
Rasmnsien iamtMaei{s @iis, % Sc
otfieielle gioner: til sen beitioeliqe
aft oor 8ruoeAs 8rooer, mr: .9pren
Spr9enien, iamt Mr. a,tl1b 5erae-
ma11o: @ielien forrette6es af 8altor
Gpebien. rSt. Ball aioenoe" gnifer
oct unge nDgifte 8ar til 2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

&ortbmeitern Selepbone So. bar
|beiluttet at flptte lit ~2ange Mf1tan6"
'&one6fparter til Minneopolis. @run=
ben iiges at bore Sen, at for lang
@fitano"s Gelefonering er set nso<
penbigt at 2e6ningerne gaar giennem
2ufte1, me6ens 81. Saul tpinger
Dem til at lGgge Sem UNDER Soroen.
Commercial Club oil fpge at foa
&ompogniet til at tage fin 8eilutning
tilboge. 2e0ningerne mellem ct.
Baul % Mineopolis CT UNDER Sor-
'6en, o9 Set befrpgtes, at set npe' Mr=
arrangement fan babe en- meget 6aarlte
9ieneite tilfelge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

&eo BET baluaarlise &als al 8e=
tprelIeSmeolemmer forleoen eien=
polgte "@oot &aab" 6e feleenoe:
BrGiioent 8. Mooien, 8ice 8rGiiocut
Sofob Senien, sefreter 6. @ojen-
meier, 6inonsiefreter 81. @osmus=
fen og &aslerer g. @osmuslen. st.
S. 8onoe blep bolgt til 9rultee for
is Moane6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

aauoner for ct: &aml. Mrmorp
8ocroet penter / 2pbet al nogIe faa
Gage at mooto9e Ell 2aoning al 1tore
&anoner, Ser bill bruges til ct @on,,>
ment ODER DC ct: Saul Me11o, her
folbt i Sen ~1panf=omerifanife @rio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

9bbsfalb. Dnsoog fioite llee at,
cir pe6 Deben en at @tnneapolis
melt befien6te el6re @orbm9n6,
Sans &riition &osberg: San 6soe
/ fin @oigerisn og Datter, SIR. og
Mrs. CHARLES 6. 8enIons 9iem af
2ungebetGnoelie efter nogle faa Da.
ges @peoo1n. &asberg bleb 81 aar
gammel men bebol6t fine @anoseo*
ner liee til set fi6ite ful6itenoig
uipefte6e. Gor 2 glar iibe1, feire6e
ban oe bans @uitr11 @,,l6brDllup,
&uitruen oberleber BAN. &asberg
bar me9et a9tet os afbolot % bapoe
mango @enner blan6t @fauoinaper>
ne. San por fsot pao @onesberg oe
bar beret / 4merifa / ca. As Aar,
of bpilte ban bar tilbragt 81 ber i
Staten. &an bar / fin Gio befleot
Gmbe6et iom Statens Sn6banoriness
agent. 8egrabelien fonot Steb Sbn.
BOG @%ftermi6oae.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

-.a-t .EA. .E.
@iis Gertrude Gbritemiem, ser
bar opbolot fig fer / 8pe,1 omtrent
taltanoet @arS~ 1io, rejite fra @pen
1ioite SnSoag til Gbicago, bporfro
bun refer til Meicbieon for at beige
Ten1ler. Set er ben6eS Mening at
rejie tilbage til Chicago fra Micbi=
gan, o9 efter ct 0pbol6 ser, refer
bum ianoipnligbis tilbage til Don-
MART. @iis Gbriiteniem bar punoet
Jig mango 8enner UNDER benoes Op=
bolo ct. Saul, Der er fie6e af at ie
benoe forlaoe 8pen. SmioIertio snlt,r
De benoe Ell lpffelig @eiie og en- Ips
Gremtio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
Riauefma:

Tiaudpta:
rs Mcres. @aa Breb6e1 al Rille
GAGS 2afe - ben in1ufteite % !
amerifn- l1bmertet flint 2an6 naeo
81 800 bnrb af Esmmer. au, beles
op / Softer og inlees til itore @rifer>
6a set ligger lige / en- 2anosbp. @ri>
fen bill maaife ipneS bei, men, Salg er
iu1t eiort Ser til SIS og set tilitsoer>
Be 2ans boloes / 500. Ct 5aa $45
6Drt?
100 Mcres, ner 2atebille, 9ofota
60. $1,000. $olooelen aontort.
@o6e 6orbeoringer. Dprt?
$50 Acres, @riebt 60, = set be6.
ite / @rigbt 60. - Scum en- Eime8
&iprlel fra ct. @aul. @o6e 6or-
beoringer. Maa ielges burtigt. Sum
$50 per Mcre. @frib efter bore Glitter
al @ootfisbslan6 ! boa6e
@~inneiota,
&isepufn,
9afota, @or6 og S16,
alabama,
California,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

9rengenc uberpel6enbe / Hlertal=
let. Mrs. g. 2orion, GIG magnolia
Ctr, Mrs. Sobn 5prum, 1852 Mo=
rplono Ctr, Mrs. $. 81. @elion, ITO
@omuno Ctr, Mrs. g. @laule,1, So
ietomm, Mrs. g. q. Sobnion> 225
Spruce Str, MrS. Mfreo &onlon,
113 Mtmoter Str, Mrs. 6. S. Bent
fen, 615 Marplan6 Ctr, fpote Dren=
ge; og @rs. G6. Mn6erion, 1872 6.
10. Ctr, Mrs. sc. 6. Sobnlon, 889
Cafe Ctr, Mrs. 6reo Gbriitenien,
412 Sail Ctr, fsote &ieer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

&r. % &rs. Ssren !&anieu tilla=
Der Jig berbeo 9iernem ~5t. SAUL 81
1en6e" at uotole 6ereS Sat til allie
Dem, Ser pe0 6eres 0atter Mnnas Be=
eropelie logoe 6eres Spmpdtbi for
9ogen. Siaroelesbe6 taftes for oe
mango im1,fte 8lomlter, fremienote
fra Srgoniiationer og Gnteltperio<
rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

9pSsfalb. Narie &or6ol, 2utber
@oipital, 19 Mar, 6en 7be MpriI,
Clara Sobnlon, TT 2'Orient Ctr,
43 Mar. Sen Ste, Coma Dillon, 8etbes,
oa 9olpital, 10 Mar, oe1 Soc, 0eter
Sobnlon, 1146 Beech 5treet 81
4or, sem 10oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

&il life pippe bam 1b. @9ris
Morbecf, Der bar uoe fra @tatsfena.
llet paa Borole for rogle Maaucoer.
men iom igien blep ienot tilba9e 30
@runo at 6uloifab, bar anipyt or;
cg CT blepen negtet &oroon. Sal:
maa oerfor lmutt blibe li66enoe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

$4,000 8raub / 8bite 8ear. g.
&ergllno & Cos 2umber=M eIle og
Doro soela9oes al Sl6ebran6 8ors=
eog forrige ll9e. Ser bar ct Sob al
$4,000. Npe 8pgninger er ollereoe
UNDER Spferelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

3illalas yas lette 8etingelier ct
ueiteu NIT ms6erne @us, sobt belis.
eenbe, foe Inn $4,000. Set itore
&erelier forn6en 3ootaseliespereiie,
itsr Got meS en &asie 6rn9ttreer.
6oreipbrg $aa rSibenbe"s 8uuter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
NJ. NOE 40 Dast Fourth Street,
udfsrer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbeide
godt og til lave Priser.

For de bedste Fotografier bsr De
xaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
r. 7th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Sport. Mils @ellic 9eelion al
@lne Garth @itp, boppeoe fra ct 1oe,
Der bar / 8ebGgelie be6 Union &C.
pot iioite @an6ag og blep oIporlie
%beitaoiget. 0a1ao en- @lags @port:
81 forisgte ielb noget ligne,,oe ct.
Gang, men ri bar .ipor,, off,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
White Star Lines
.....tore.....
XKURSION
til Forge
bet store Darnpsktb-
ARABIC"
Fra Boston den 27de Hprtl.

:Stprfte 9ampffib, ion anlbber benne
9abn.
ODER Atlanteren paa 6H Dag, 49,
801 Cons. @pp Det. &sibe 80 SOB
fra Def til @igl. 2engbe 600 500.
8rebbe IS 500.
$asjager-8 efpemmeligbebtr
315 BON fsrite &lasie, 220 paa anben
&losie, LOO paa treble &losie.
8ebite 8etpemmelisb<ber fur treble
&las{e.
&obptter me6 2 og 4 &eter paa ebre
Daf. 29ie< og @%sgelaloner. Greoie
&lasies &abDtter er r,1merereoe %
Tan reierberes paa Gorbaan6. 4lting
nb6ben6ig paa @eiien ifaffes frtt.
Sob Sprbiuoelie uaeb Stanbiuabien.
arabic" onfommer til 2iperpool
Jreoog Moreer Sen Ste W1ai.
&asiagerer til @riitta1ia % Sron6.
.biem ofreiier fra &ull famine Mften.
&I Bergen % Stabanger ~afreiier
man fra Nemcaitle 2er6ag.
|Gfrib efter &ro8ram % labe Billet
priier.
8asiaeerer afreiier fra 911Iltb % ct
Saul Man6ag Mften 3. "a. MpriI oa
bill beo Mnfomiten til Boston blipe
msbt of @elffabets @epreientanter.
gson be,penoe fig til 2ofallleagenterne
eIler til ~. ] Ill.
i. Fl !. Al
375 Robert ST; 'ss3 st. Paul, MnI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Nnna 2oniie Dlion en1fer Sfils=
miSie fra CHARLES 6. Slion. Sum
onflager bam for @r,1iombeo. Slion,
Ser bar forlo6t 8pe,,, er Sen famine
>Mono, lom bar orreiteret 1ioite So-
mar for at babe iportet 8olitibetient
'Gronin / Mapeu, iaa ban oboe. Sig
fp~nsjurpen fien6te, at @ronin oeoe al
&iertetilfeloe, iaa OIion flap oen
Gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

We'd Kjeb eller Reparation at Uhre
besSg den velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 e. eth ST., st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

G%an9crfcitcn. Store Anitalter 9ip=
res for ben fon1n1cnoe @angerfeit /
ct. Saul nnltc Mor. 1000 Snobp=
|relier til forlfiellige Son9foreningcr
bill blipc ienot no og ser er Sale ON
at uogipe ct Mooneosblao for at
vboc1te" Gogcn. Set forbenteS at
Soften pil bringe $4,000 8eiegenoc
til ct. Yol,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Gtremtc Eigerne. Gn 5tu6ent
|neo M%acalelter College bap6e taget
,me6 fig CT 9g1tc me6 Smoal1 anger,
iom ban lbsloo iu1t iom &%rofeslore,
bolot poo mc6 Oplesning at ct 8i=
tcllte6. &igerne ifreg og iprang op
poo Gtolene og biloe life fomme neo
|igien, for oe %olleiamme1 por fanget
sigien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

$50 ealooner i ct. %aml. Der
liges at bore ialt $50 Golooner i ct.
Saul. S Sanbbeo, ingen bebsper at
gao teritig, bore ban bar en- @ictel.
Og Nicfler blir brugt, 100000 al
sem (eller ire og Ell boIu Milli,n
Dol1ars) per Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Bill tbe fig ! 3~aalmooisbeb. sge-
teifabStillaoelie er u6lte6t til @bor,
lee Nicbelion og Mmelia S%ergenion.
Ole Sort % @meline @lort, @illia;.;
Mnberlon og Margoret @alib. Sol,
bore be6ite: 9nffer bore til no1cn
$iGlp, 1aa bar S Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

rSein Orb paa &oriet" CT 9itelen
poo ct Sorebrag, Ser ptl blipe bolbt
/ Dggoraiil teolofiife Samfuno> 506
@eoar Mpe., nG1te Spn6ag 81. 4 81
termiooog. ll6enforltaaenoe in6bp=
heS.
lloenbpsboen0c, Scr matte pnife
l(oerretning ont Geoiofien, fan faa
tit 9nifc opfpl6t peo at til1fripe Mrs.
g. &olt, 3708 Upton Mbe. g., @in<
neapolis, M2inn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

ct. &anl Gas aumpasni oil op=
fpre Ell ny @asbeboloer poa S. Ctr.
mellem 8roaomap og Sine Streets.
Gen oil blipe 100 500 bpi, 100 sos
/ Diameter. Sum Gtaal bill blioe
hru9t / oers &onItrl,ftion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
:. - t"; gs:s.,, } s'''''<''''''*'.

&ontoret e. aabeut bber GIsne6ag
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

ag IL. .E--t
Como Bart @mif. Set ipres lite,
iom ON &arf 8oar6et bar iiinoe at
lqgge nogen 8anifeligbeoer ipeien for
&ontraften mellem @porbognsiellfa<
bet og Mmerican &ep11blic 8ano, iaa
bet bliber NOT 6enne. Der fommer til
at lepere Muiifen i Como 8arf oenne
.Soml1er. ct; &aul fommer oerpeo
iaalebes manife til at mite &r. 6eI-
ling, Direftpr for minneioto @tate
8ano. &borfor SporpognsieIfabet
ifu1oe finoe fig befeiet til at fortrpn-
sc Minneiota State Ban6 er hi lite
niben6e ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

&arbolipre. Casper @6er, Sc Mar:
gammel, boenoe 81 @olborne ctr,
orof &arbolipre ii0ite 2broog Mor-
gen, men ga SEN life pirfeoe b,trtigt
NOT, iaa tog ian fin 2ommefnip og
ifor Jig meo Sen / &alien. &on ogoe
rogle faa Minutter efter. Doarliq
&elbreo ongipes iom Moriagen. Mr.
Cher bar boet / ct. Saul / Is Mar.
Some og flere 8ern oberleber bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Nelf meb &anb-i. Sci fortelles,
at @tatens 9airp ans 6oo6 Depart=
ment bil auln9ge Gag moo Jets MGl=
femnno for 5alg al panoblanoet
@Glf. @roelig.
ct. &anls &rciter, l,noer 2eoelie
af &oitor S. %. Sutton, bar inoienot
ct 8snifrift til Mapor 5mitb % So
Iiticbef S'Gonnor ON at ie til at 60
bene angaaenoc @pillebuie, S1otma-
finer oip. bliper efterlcpet.
Gn MP n1ebieinf Sfole ,iiaes inart
at billie blipe opfert / ct. Saul, life
foroi Der CT nogen egentlig Grang
for cit FABIAN NnItalt, men for at gie=
re ct. Saul til ct @ioenifabs Gent
trllm og oerbeo apertere 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

Asereoe Set. Gor oeito beore AZ
gipe uotrpf for fine 6elelier al Mg=
.telie for en- Me6arbeioer, bapoe Meo.
lemmerne at SSn9leiioe Club, 90 unge
Meno, iioite Eorsoog Mften onjfof-
fet fig en- 6laopoen, iom Sc o%efor,reoc
paa oct allerlmuffeite, og ioa traf Sc
poa benne Mr. Carl @icbael til eta
tione1. Scr. Micbael, ogiaa ct Sng=
lelt6e Me6lem, bar be6 at forIooe
8pen foraf bpiatte fig / Sos Mngeles,
California.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14

&oab hi ipiier. Mf SO 8rbper al
Tsoeporer, Ser bleD analpieret / for
rige llge, beianbtcs hun SO at bore
gooe, meocns flerc &reper at 6leoe
bcionoteS flr1 at bore @elf. @ba6
gigres ser mes oisle 2opobertrGocre?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-14
Gn ny #abilIon for Como &arf er
omtrent fifret iaor.

Gu ny $abillon for Como &arf ct
omtrent iifret iaor.
Ger blir @ubstieneite / @ol9otba
&irfen @fi9rtorsoae Mften SCI. 8.
@ottiebalfs 8rooer CT reiit bien1 os
fommcr 1eppc tilbage feren6 6orbt-
ret bill finoe @te6.
&obcrt Rurrap, CT Maifinilt paa
9eortbern &ocific @anen, blep 6rabt
beo ct 5an,menitso peo @uibing, Grc-
oay Morgen.
8ranb. Gen firectoges Muritens=
bpGning, 2t8-220 6. 7tb Ctr, blep
helpis soela9t of en- Sloebro1o iiolte
llee. 5fobe $4,000.
l%1opibclien at Siblep Str. pes
Sernboncltationcn bi[ iunbipnligpis
iinoe 5teo ioor. Scruboncrne pil
ifoffe Ecngene, Der io.. Til bline til
%bagcbetolt efter at nGI tc Mars Stat=
ter CT inofomne.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-16
IT'S OPPORTUNITIES.

The spring movement in the real estate
market is now in full swing. 1t is little
earlier than usual for several reasons,
chief of which is the feeling at home and
! abroad that the present year will mark a
tremendous advance in the development
of Birmingham. That this feeling is well
founded can not be denied. In fact 1t is
justified already by actual developments.
Investors are realizing at last that they
can not hope for any fall in values, but,
on the contrary, they must face the prob
ability of sharp advances in the not dis
tant future. Consequently they are dis
posed to close trades without any pro-
tracted higgling or chaffing. rs general
proposition they are wise in doing so,
though. it must be admitted, there are
cases in which holders place exaggerated
valuations on their property.
Looking at the situation in all its lights,
1t may be truthfully said that now is the
golden time for investment in Birmingham
real estate. The range of selection is wider
now than 1t will be a few mo-ths hence,
and prices are undoubtedly cheaper, as a
rule, than they will ever be again.
REALTY reiterates its assertion that de-
sirable residence property, where munich
pal improvements have been made, is a
peculiarly safe form of investment, and
one that will yield certain returns. 1t
should commend itself especially to guar
dams and administrators Such investment
is guaranteed by the future of Birming-
ham and is underwritten by the influx of
population.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-16
BOTTLE TOOK LONG JOURNEY.
Is Removed With Cards Intact After
Nearly Two Years.

Southampton, Eng. March 15.-on May
II. 1903. in latitude 29.3O N. and longitude
65 10 w. while on the way from Monte
video to this part, the American consul
at Southampton, Albert w. Swain, and
a party of friends placed their cards in
a bottle and threw it overheard. Today
Mr.. Swain received the cards from a
coast guardman who was on duty near
Arranmoore. Donegal Ireland, who
picked up the bottle Friday last.
Roughly calculated the distance be-
tween latitude 1890 and longitude 6s.1O
and Arranmoore is in a straight line
about 5000 miles, but 1t can readily be
seen that the bottle referred to in the
above dispatch must have Travelled a
much greater distance before it was
picked up off the coast of Donegal.
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Published by
BIRMINGHAM REALTY co.
No. 211s First Avenue.
the ALTERNATIVES.

The owners of property in the retail
trade districts on First and Second ave-
nues have been for years enjoying enor-
nous rentals for business houses that are
In the most instances inadequate to the
needs of the tenants. Many tenants have
found 1t impossible to expand their bus
mess within the narrow quarters which
they occupy and are naturally looking
for more commodious buildings. This is
the secret of recent removals and of those
to come from the heart of the old trade
district, and 1t accounts for the dissatis-
faction among those tenants who are
forced to remain by reason of leases or
other considerations.
There is no use in mincing words about
the situation. The holders of the class of
property referred to must either improve
or sell to parties who are able to do So
These SMALL lily constructed houses must
give place to others which are worthy of
Birmingham.
These remarks are made in no spirit of
hostility to the landlords of the trade dis
trict. They are intended to emphasize the
dangers of the situation, which are APP
parents to all thoughtful observers.
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The big oyster is no sign Of a pearl.
These bright days are making the agents
hustle.
Your best friend and your worst enemy
know more about you than you do your
1t is said that another large establish
ment will locate on Third avenue in the
vicinity of the store to be erected by the
Blachs.
The birds are singing in Norwood. One
of the beauties of the placid Place Is
the colony of feathered songsters which
make their home in the woodland behind
Norwood
The croaker croaked his last ten years
ago this spring. There is no resurrection
for him.
Ned McDavid, secretary Of state. was in
the city yesterday. II have heard more
wonderful stories" said he, lin the few
hours l have been here. than I hear in
Montgomery in year" '"rhe beauty of
it," said friend, is that they are all
true"
Norwood is putting on its spring dress.
1t is strictly up to date and very becom-
ing.
1t is understood that Mr.. e. N. Cullom
will break ground in a few days for the
erection of his apartment house.
Mr. T. Fl. Motion has purchased the
old OBrien homestead, at the northwest
corner of Fourth alley and Eighteenth
street. for a consideration of s12,500. The
sale was made through Messrs. w. b.
Leedy & Co. 1t is understood that Mr.. ].
G.. Whitfield has purchased the corner
across the alley for practically the same
consideration. Three hundred dollars and
upward the front foot for property which
is still practically in the residence class
is an eloquent commentary on the advance
of values in Birmingham.
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THE MORNINGS GOSSIP.

The Woman's Memorial committee OF
the United Sons of Confederate Veterans
and the committee of cooperation Of the
United Confederate Veterans through
their special representative. General {.
Irvine Walker of Charleston. will publish
about May 1 a supplement to one leading
daily paper in each of the large cities of
the SOUTH These supplements viii be
devoted to historic incidents and MARIA
tives showing the deeds and suffering Oh
the women of the south during the war.
Each paper will portray principally the
deeds of the women of the state In whieh
published. The financial returns from the
several supplements will be added to the
funds being raised for the projected
memorial to the women of the Confed-
eracy
DIR. Thomas M. Gwen is chairman OF
me editori-l committe for Alabama, ana
in the following extracts from circular
just issued by DR.. Owen 1t will be seen
that special effort is being made to pre-
serve all that is of historical value with
reference to the work of Alabama wo-
men during the war:
'The part of Alabama women was no
less conspicuous tan that Of their sisters
in olner states. 1t will be the special
design of the editor to collect the scat
tered historical fragments az materials
pertaining to them for permanent preser-
walton in the Alabama supplements
These devoted women were more than
To ha nf conditions the
most trying. The general assembly, De-
cember Q, 1854 rendered them the thanks
of the state, the joint resolution reciting
that the members were
Profoundly and gratefully impressed
with the lofty and patriotic spirit, the
ardent devotion, ana the unremitting Ia
bors and sacrifices of the noble women OF
the state in providing for the wants and
comforts of our gallant soldiers, and who
by their labors of love, their patience OF
hope, and their unfiinching constaney IN
our cause, have nerved our soldiers in
the field in their bloody and unequal con-
test with our cruel and unrelenting foe.
1.-THE historical value of the supplements
will depend upon the interest shown in
the contribution Of suitable materials by
those to whom appeal is made 1t Is
confidently expected that every camp Of
Veterans and Sons of Veterans, every
local Memorial association, and every
chapter of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, as we'll as all individual
members of these organizations, will
promptly forward to the editor every In
cident and fact which they may have, or
which they may be able to secure. re-
Iating to Alabama women in the greatest
of all wars. The character Of materials
desired will readily occur to all, but 1t
may be stated generally that nothing Is
unimportant which will in any way IL
lustrate or throw light upon the part of
the women of our state In the trying
years Of the sixties.
"Old war time letters, newspaper clip
pings, scrap-book notes, war poetry, ETC.,
are particularly desired"