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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
ONE WORD EXPRESSES
 GREAT BIRMINGHAM-
 AND THAT IS "STEADINESS. .'

If one were asked to give the keynote of Birmingham in a single word which would express not only the marvellous natural advantages of the district around the city, but the splendid development which has been recorded within the past two decades. he could find no more apt word in all the English language than ETEADINESS-
 Steadiness, which Is the indicator of energy manifesting itself through natural and well-ordered functions, is character istic of Birmingham in all of the many lines of her development. few citations will serve to make the point clear.
 EvENNEss OF TONNAGE.
 The tonnage of the Birmingham dis trict Is enormous. It Is one of the richest prizes in the railway field of the whole country, but the railway managers do not attach so much importance to the vol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

the loans. It seems probable that the cash item was last week made up on ris- ing averages for after the middle of the week considerable sums were received from the interior and Canada. Loans were. however. probably greater than those shown by the ay craze there having been liberal loanng by the banks while money rates were declining. The daily average of bank clearing dur ing the week was $S6o, 100000 against s3s2 900 900 in the previous week. Clearhgs on Saturday refecting Fridays business were sS64, ,SS5, ,175. Comparisons of loans show that ten banks reduced this item by twenty-two and four-ffths millions; six institutions lost two million cash and gains by one bank Narly offset losses by the others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

is concealed below the coat and waist coat. Therefore there seems to be a chance for a new hobo.
 The millionaire panhandier, though, Ia not likely to be success unless he im- proves with practice. He stood the other evening in front of the Park Row build Ing, while a well dressed man who had been dining generously and was in state of mellow good humor was having his shoes shined by a small bootblack.
 The panhandler wore seedy frock coat and silk hat that had seen better days. Several common, everyday trarf1ps came up to the man whose shoes were being shined and told their tale of woe.
 He was liberal at first. but became tied of 1t and stopped giving money. finally threatening to call policeman when the last tramp appeared, When he was pay ing for his shine the millionaire pan handler bore down on him.
 I've been watching those fellows brac- ing you" he said. There's more types of human nature to be seen when you are standing right here than you'd find anywhere else.''
 The mellow man looked at him closely. The man looked on the whole fairly re- spectacle, and the diner concluded that he had met philosopher
 That's true he replied, that's true"
 Its surprising the numebr of types of people we'll find in city like this" said the panhandler. assuming fl genial, con- fidential air Now, you wouldn't think that I was a millionaire"
 T certainly would not" said the other promptly.
 Well, am." said the tramp. pulling out rusty pocketbook and producing an alleged check. Here's a check for $10.000 that I can't get cashed. came here from Chicago and was such a fool as not to bring some ready cash. If you'l lend mo dollar to get bed in a hotel and give me your card"
 ''oh. thunder!' said the other. taking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

Therefore the clerks and other attaches of mercantile establishments have less to dread in the possibility of '1ay-offs'' than their brethren In many other cities of the country.
 GOES ON ALL THE WHILE.
 Steadiness is a striking characteristic of the building trades also. Spring and summer are the busiest seasons but there is no cessation of operations in the late fall and winter, as is the case in cities in a higher latitude. So workingmen in Birmingham lose the minimum of time. And that Is not all-the climate Is so equable compared with that farther north or south they are enabled to labor under pleasant conditions.
 TO THE WORKINGMAN.
 Other illustrations of this predominant quality of Birmingham-steadine be given. but they are superfluous for the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
NEW HOBO COMES TO TOWN.
Has Check for S1oooo He Would Like
 For You to Cash.

New York.-The millionaire panhandler Is the latest addition to the ranks of tho hoboes in New York. He made his first appearance in Park Row last week.
 The stranded workman who has arrived late at night from Philadelphia to go to a job in the morning and wants anything from 10 cents to 25 cents to get lodgNg for the night has told his tale so often that the trick Is getting stale. The same is true of the able-bodied man who has had his arm recently amputated at the hospital. the empty sleeve appearing in evidence, while the arm. whole and sound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
FOR SALE.

 s1o,ooO-eOx1OO; close in: permanent inn
 property will double in value in less
 than years; terms reasonable S1250-130x140; corner; eastern front; excel
 lent 4-room cottage: flowers, fruit; city
 water; 115 blocks of car line, West End. s20O0-9Oxl5O; corner: new 4-room cottage
 near Vine street station. West End. e2l50-50x140; practically new cottage: rem
 tai $17.5 per month; North 18th street;
 splendid neighborhood: terms reason
 able.
 s1500-100x19O. that lovely corner back of
 Mrs. Hawkins residence. West End. The
 prettiest piece of vacant property in
 West End.
 s5500-Elegant 2-story. Groom residence;
 new and modern in every particular;
 looking city.
 Remember, live at West End, know the owner of every lot there; can get you a price on any lot there. See me before buying there--it will pay you.
 JOHN B. BETHEA, Steiner Bldg. Bell phone 2s27. Peoples phone 2207. FOR 6ALE-several good coal properties. both opened and undeveloped. Miller Stevens Co.,, z131a 9oth street. FOR SALE IN wooDIAwN.
 s2750-One bran new Groom house with reception hall, center hall, bath room and pantry, city water and electric fix lures of the very best, on large lot on 61st street; excellent community. We own this property and can make terms to suit purchaser. s1700-One Groom house on lot facing south on 2d ave, near 18th st., one block from East Lake car line See this n1o ma Ia of
 s1550-we will build you broom house, | with hard oil finish, nice cabinet man. | tels city water, on lot facing east on | 57th street. 1a block of Fast Lake car line.
 | s13O0-One groom house. with hall, on lot 50x150, facing east, In good community, and in our Judgment will enhance rapid ly in value.
 $S0O-One @-room house on lot 5Ox14O; blocks of East Lake car line in East Lake.
 s6o0-One 4-room house on lot 50x150, one block of electric car line. Terms easy. s2600-One Groom house, bran new, being nicely finished, on lot 50x1S2, on East Lake car line Sidewalk Improvements made.
 s1500-One broom house with hall, hard oil finish, city water in street in front of house; lot 50x15o; eastern front; owner has to move away. s650-One Broom house on lot 45x162; on electric car line; terms easy. We have beautiful piece of ground 100x150 facing east, one-half block or electric car line on which we want an offer; owner lives away from here and
 wants to sell. COUCH & DALEY, Corner 18th street and First avenue.
 wANTED-To place a sawmill on a good timber property and saw the timber on shares. Miller-Stevens Co.,. 2l3Ha 2Oth street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
WEEKLY AVERAGES
 OF CLEARING HOUSE
SURPLUS IS INCREASED ALMOST ENOUGH TO RESTORE IT TO THE SUM RECORDED A FORTNIGHT AGO.

New York. November 1S-The weekly clearing house banks held $2,s15.15o in ex- cess of the 25 per cent of deposits re- quired by law. Last week there was a deficit of s2. .4es 800, showing an increase. of s5,343,95O
 The statement follows:
 Loans. s1,0170S3, 600; decrease, s27,2O4 200.
 Deposits. s999.O6sOOO decrease. s2s, ,24s. 800.
 Circulation, s54,6s9,9 300; increase, s37S,2OO
 Legal tenders. s7s,051O0; increase, $690.500.
 Specie, s179 1907, 300; decrease, s2,659.ooo.
 Reserve. s252, 2,6S2,4V0; decrease. s1,96s, ,50O.
 Reserve required, s24s, ,767, 25O; decrease, S7, ,31245o.
 Surplus. s2.915,15O; increase. $5.s4s,950.
 Exchange United States deposits, s5,O57.- 175; increase, s5S51,975.
 New York, November 1s.-The Financier says:
 The expectations that last weeks off cial statement of the New York asso- clated banks would show a restoration of the surplus reserve were realized. Be- c.use of large contractions of loans which contributed to a reuuCtlOn Ill uepoSllS, ana hence in reserve requirements, the sur plus was increased by an amount suffi- cient to restore 1t very nearly to the sum which was recorded fortnight ago. The reduction in loans last week was 27,204,- 200 making a total of $41, 800 since No vember 4; the contraction was effected chiefly through calls or liquidation of collateral loans which liquidation was the principal cause for the excessive loan rates that prevailed early last week. The cash reserve was decreased by I.96S, ,0OO net The deposits were reduced 29,249, 800. which was only $77.1O0 greater than the sum of the decrease In loans. plus the loss of cash; therefore the statement made good proof.
 The required reserve of 2e per cent against general deposits decreased S,312. 45O deducting from which the loss of which the cash as above made an in- crease of s5.S43,95O in the surplus reserve to s2,915,1O5 against a deficienay in the previous week of s2.42S.S00 Computed upon the basis of deposits less those of sS,56s.1oo public funds, the surplus Is s5,- 057175. It is noteworthy that the de- posits were last week reduced below one billion for the first time since January 23, 1s04 also that the cash reserve Is at the lowest of the year. as likewise are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
FOR SALE.

Here are two money makers in the bus
 mess district:
 S9750-40x1O0; northeast corner 17th street
 and Third alley; Groom house.
 $75O0-50x140; Sd avenue, near 18th street; Improvements rent for S600.
 S5O00-New Broom brick residence; corner 18th street and Avenue l. This is oak finished, furnace heated and a great bar gain.
 $375O-A swell Groom. modern, stucco house on South Highlands near loop car line.
 $23OO-6-room cottage near Avenue H and 18th street; modern little home. S37O0-Large, nice home; 11th avenue. north, near 24th street. s675O-Beautiful new, 10-room. stucco house; corner 10th avenue, south. and 16th street; oak floors and woodwork downstairs and hand-rubbed pine up- stairs; 5000 cash, balance $500 a year; house rents for s6OO Let us know your wants. M'DAviD & CO.,, Both Phones. 2109 1st Ave.
 FOR SALE-Houses and lots in all parts of the city and suburbs; high and low prices Miller-Stevens Co.,, 213Ia goth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

in the tramp with a swift glance. That won't go. You're too steep"
 Well cents"
 Get out of here or Ili--"
 The millionaire tramp did not walt He disappeared around the corner to appear few minutes lIter and spring the same story on another we'll dressed man, with the result of elieiting a threat to call a policeman
 The third man he met was half seas over after visiting several saloons and took good part of the sidewalk in his progress. He gave the tramp go cents. after hearing his story, remarking as he steadied hirSseif to look after the dis appearing hobo:
 well. hic. you're a, hic, b-b-bum look ing millionaire, anyway"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
TO MERCHANTS.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18th, lO:25 a. -. Bessemer freight train will % to Des. semer via South Bessemor line and return via North Bessemer line.
 Birmingham Railway, Light
 6 Power Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

Inquire at 1l8 Ia 2l street, and find out whata mem ber- ship in the B'ham Red Cross Aid Association will mean to you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Will He Survive?

From the Louisville courier-Journal.
 Well. my son at college has finally agreed not to try for the football team" "T suppose you feel greatly relieved?" "Only partially. He joins fraternity organization next week"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
FOR sALD. s4.000. .W.

 Nice, seven-room, modern cottage on lot 6Ox190 North Twenty-fourth street. Terms Elegant residence lot 100x140 Eleventh
 street and Fourteenth avenue. South s19. .00 per foot This is cheap. s6000.00. Two-story, frame, eight-room residence on Huntsville avenue. Large lot with
 five houses on the rear. Total rental, 800 00 Ten-room modern house on lot eox24o,
 barn and servants house. Eleventh ave-
 nue, South Highlands. $1,600. .00 Nice six-room house. lot 1oox150, in Woodlawn. Ten-room dwelling on Twenty-fourth
 street, between Seventh and Eighth ave- nue. Eight room residence on Avenue c, near Thirtieth street. This is bargain. $350000 | Seven-room, modern cottage residence on Avenue E, near Twentieth street. l Several elegant residence lots on the | North Highlands. Can be had cheap. l We write all kinds of insurance, handle | rentals, negotiate loans. HiEEN-JAcksoN R. E. & IkS. co, Zlld F1TSC avenue. fQOTeS-beil itco, TcO- pies 1907 | FOR SALE--22 lots at Martins station on Bessemer car line, near fair grounds; | high ground; low price. Miller-Stevens ] Co.,, N3Iz 20th street FOR SALE.
 s55O0--Lot 50x240; six 4-room houses and ] two Broom houses; rent for S70 per | month; close in.
 ss50o-35 acres of land near North Birming- ham; some Improvements; rents for about s45 per month. l S12 50O-Alley corner; goth street, south; l lot 40x150. Several propositions on 9th avenue rail- l road district. | Several special bargains in South High land homes and vacant lots.
 $S0OO-Lot 25x1S2h: First avenue. | If you wish to sell your property list | 1t with us We sell. | For information please write or call at l office.
 D. M. MALONE q co.
 2111 First Avenue. Bell phone 3450, Peo- | ples phone 75 | WANTED-You to call at our office and | tell us what you want to buy or sell;
 we can fill your wants. Miller-Stevens Co.,. 23Ha 2Oth street.
 N. H. SEWAlL,
 REAL ESTATE DEALER l Rirroirohorp Raccomor Ep.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

FOR SALE-Lease of one of the best sums mer resorts near Birmingham; fully equipped and a money making place; dairy farm. cts. Milier-Stevens Co.,. 213Is 20th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

WANTED-To place a sawmill on a good timber property and saw the timber on shares. Miller-Stevens Co.,. 2l3Ha 20th ctreat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
FOR SALE.

WANTED-You to call at our office and tell us what you want to buy or sell; we can fill your wants. Miller-Stevens Co.,, N3N 20th street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-03

The history of this mine records the
frequent finding of similar prockets
of phenomenally rich gold ore. par
ticularly in the earlier operations on
the property and in the upper work.
inss, but in the level working at pres.
emit the finds have not been so numer.
Gus. and this is the first important
strike for several months. or two or
three years
In the old days 1t was not unusual
for one of these ore shoots to yield in
few hours or at most n very few
days very comfortable fortune for
one and sometimes enough for two;
gold of value running way up into
the thousands.
These occasional rich chimneys are
a very pleasing diversion, particularly
to the leasers, as they have the effect
to materially enhance the general av-
erage of the vein, the milling ore
Telluride Journal.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-03
ROCK WORTH $50 A POUND.

About 3 o'clock this morning work
men on the King & Lindsey lease in
the Smuggler-Union, broke into a
marvelously rich ore. a test of which
SHOWS it to be worth $50 pound. 1t
was estimated at noon that the ore
taken from the pocket, up to that
time, some three hours. was worth at
least $4,000. and the prospects are
favorable for the pocket yielding a
neat fortune.
Pieces of the ore brought to town
created not little excitement and
the sight of it was certainly a test
for weak eyes. Seemingly there was
more gold than rock and the great
flakes and nuggets of pure gold were
BIG BERRIES.