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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
70 FRAME FwAycIAL LEGISLATION.
THE RErrBLIcAN Caucus COMMITTEE DECIDES
TO MEET ~ ATLANTIC CITY OK APRIL II.

THE Rr-Pr-PrrcAN Caucus COMMITTEE DECIDES
TO MEET IN ATLANTIC CITY OF APRIL II.
Washington. March (speclaD.-The Republican
Caucus Committee 20 consider the subject Of hnan-
cial and currency legislation. which hell another
roeetine here to-day. Will roasscmble in Atlantic
CITY y j. on April l.. ana address Itself 10 the
task imposed by the House Republican Caucus OF
the LVtb Congress This was decided ~ meet
ing held I'm the room Of the House Judiciary COM
ruittee Al which all the members were present
No other meeting VIII be held before that time.
and nothing was done to-day beyond fixing the
time and place OF meeting. Il II expected that
the financial question viii then be taken up com
prehcnsively. and the entire summer given to the
work n necessary
Paroro the committee met to-day Chairman Hem
derson and Mr. Payne had a conference with Sona-
tor Allison and other members of the Finance
Committee Of that body, with view 10 concert
OF action. the latter committee having been au-
thorized by the Senate TO consider the subject ne
fore the assembling Of the LVGth Congress. In
tbe absence Of Chairman hl1rch. who ls IN Eu-
rome and whom Il was desired 10 consult respect
Ing the appointment of Subcommittee to confer
v,i-b the House Committee. no arrangem for
ioint sessions was made II is expected that he
v-u return o. this country before the mllulr OBI
Anru however and "a Is hoped that a satisfactory
arrangement will then be- made Tor JOINT cohSln'''-
lion OF this important subject , III,
As The members Of the Caucus Cotnmittee VII.
have 10 bear their own eNl.n.1 -" nm i, Ia' - AMI
h. I'm progress they Will naturally desire 20 hll1i
n = soon as practicable, with due regard 70 thpr-
I,e,,r.ee. and before the first meeting AZ Atlantic
civ most OF them viii be- prepared 10 hlacha. li-
tcllgcnty and dispose pr9mP,N %, oig oi liJ. arJ
thar are sure TO arise. They are az a'Ie aio i
,rsrtlCal men and f. Will not be unsafe 10 predict
that as body they VIII n,' r,c2HiiiSn|- 1iH,t - ~ ,"
49, 3rarfIal or currency legislation Of n radical
or evolutionary nature. They nope ana look lot
deal results not mere academic discussions
i,,birb are always barren and often injurious
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REBELS DRIVEN BACK.
.oopc CLEAR THE COUNTRY
AROUND MANILA.
o,c,v LOSSES SLIGHT. But INSUR-
crvTs SUFFER SEVERELN-NANN
pposTRATIONS FROM HEAT.


,...os March IA detachment of General
.rs General Wheatons brsades was en-
.,- TWO hours this morning clearing the
g trv in front Of their lines on both sides Of
rrer the enemy concentrating with the
'..rent purpose Of cutting off the garrison at
rs,e-worl,s. The rebels bolted at the first
a, the advance but separated into small
whenever tho covert afforded opportuni-
.,a kept UP a running fire. BY series Of
,.pa advances followed by flank movements. % me- t..
.,.rv was completely routed as far out as
c..aaoup or the RIGHT and almost to M'T'q"ina
9. ~. casualties reported are Captain o'Rrien
c,-o,anv r. 1st Wyoming and two men
'a.,,v wounded The rebel loss was heavy
,,. afternoon General Hale's brigade con-
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MARINES TO BE wGTHDRAwN.

Peking. March 6-The American marines who
have been guarding the United States Legation
are under orders TO depart
The Russian and French embassies have also
notified to the Government their intention Of
soon withdrawing the guards from their respec-
tive legations.
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BETTER PAY FOR MILL WORKERS.
MORE MEN To SHARE IN THE BENEFITS OF
RESTORED PROSPERITY.

Fitchburg. Mass. March THE Park Hill Manu-
featuring Company to-day announced an advance
in wages. 70 take effect April g. The amount
OF the increase is not stated but IL will be fixed
AS soon as the treasurer returns nome. About
twelve hundred hands are affected
Salem. Mass March When the operatives OF
the Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills OF this place
went TO work this morning they found posted in
prominent place notice Of an advance Of wages, to
take effect on Auril g. The advance will be
graded one practically restoration OF the cut
OF January 1905 About fifteen hundred hands will
be benefited by the new prices
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. March THE Ohio Iron Com
pany has Informed its employees OF a 10 per cent
advance in wages April !
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BARGEs ADRIFT IN THE STORM AT SEA
ONE GROUNDS or A BAR OFF THE LONE HILL
LTFE-sAvING STATION

LFE-SANlNG STATION.
The steamer Santuit, with the coal-laden barges
II D. Alglerson and Alabama In tow all three
vessels bound from Newport News for Boston,
passed Fire Island early yesterday morning, labor
ing in tho storm. When they were OF Lone Hill
IIfe-savng Station the tow line broke and the
barees went adrift. The Santuit tried TO pick up
the harges but they had gone dangerously near
the shore and had thrown out their anchors TO
prevent going on the bar The was heavy and
The wind was blowing hard. causing the bargss 10
drag anchors As soon as the Algierson struck the
hsr the lfe-savers shot line across her ana took
on th. crew OF six by the breeches buoy. JUST be
fore dark the wind changed and carried the
ON her They reported that she was In good con
dition and not taking water; The Aabama : eaoie
The Santuit made repeated efforts to get to the
Eohama hui gave up after the wind changed ana
nut the barge out OF danger. The Agierson, how
ever remained so close 10 the bar that the Santut
conid not go 10 her help. The Santuit left Tor
New-Y York in the evening TO get assistance to pull
her OM
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EXCITEMENT AT HOLGUIN.
ACTION OF MILITARY AUTHORITIES CON
DEMNED AT A MASS MEETING.

Santiago de Cuba, March 7.-Coonel Hood
sends a dispatch from Hogun saying that in
tense excitement prevails there owing 70 the
cessation of public works and that a mass
meeting has been held. at which the action OF
the United States military authorities at Ha-
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POPE CONTINUES TO TuPROTE

,.o,v REGARDED By PHYSICIANS as crREp No
MORE BrLLErINs TO BE ISSUED
Rome March The following bulletin was Is
sued this evening
.'rhe condition Of the Pop" continue very 's. 80
,.o,, Hts functions are normal As The august
a., ,,,,.f be considered cured regards the
pa.ra,ion no further bulletins gill be published
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PayONIA PASSENGERS ARRIVE
BROUGHT HERE FROM THE AZORES BY THE
VEGA

VEGA
The Portuguese steamer Vega, which arrived
here Yesterday from ST. MichaeTs' orought MY
four passengers OF the Cunard Line steamer Pa
yonia which was towed into the Azores disabled
after a hard battle with the sea. Most or the pas
sengers were second cabin and steerage.
DR. J. W Irches. Of ST. Clair. Mich one OF tnS
bin passengers, said that the weather he
Pavonia encountered was frghtfu, the snip Io"-
ing so badly that six boilers broke adrift rive
.,oor,ar, ysre sighted but were unable to render
assistance on account Of the storms Al tne Psss.
sengers said that the crew Or the favJn,a ,,oh, o
avervthinp possibe for the passengers ana lousnt
the elements courageously. The saloon passehse,,'
brought nv the Vega George Carr a -
Cbaasnan Mrs Edith Havard Miss Edith T.
Havard Master Lawrence Hazard. Or. j. W.
inches r. L. Scott, James shanKianu AA'N ''''
Shankland
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NbTRH TOV KvORR PESfGvS.

'"''NH>7's NAVAL COMMANDED PLACED OK THE
RETIRED list
.r.,, March Admiral Won Knorr command.
80, o. me navy has resigned HIS inton-
~. ake MS etep wae announced last autumn
beer ,, ,snau"n mas been accepted and hc has
'e' 'sen appointed 4''' 10"
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URGING THE ARBYS INCREASE.

sPANs MINISTER OF WAR WANTS THE GOVERN
N-,yr TO BE PREPARED.
Madrid March THE "Reforrna" says thar
NE Minister Il War General Polavie1a, IL ure-
Mg upon the Cabinet the necessity OF Increasing
~s active army and the reserve in order 20 be
Nspared for eventualties
The Republican Deputies, az meeting just
'ad have decided upon a vigorous Republican
'snpaien The pals" Republican news
Paper. has been seized
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Five ships weekly. Port Tampa 10 Havana by
plant Line connecting with yestibuled trains from
New york j. j. Farnsworth. h. r. A.. s6l Broad
ya1.-Advt
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Y * $ STICK LTCORICE
has won popularity and "A worldwide reputation or
IL m srita Druggists and confectonsrs-Advt
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE m JAPAN.

,oss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY SAME REGION
AFFECTED AS n 1891
v.tobama March S-A severe earthquake
shock was experienced here at ~ O'CLOCK thls
morning the disturbance visiting the localue7
Of The great shock Of 1871 with some loss oI Ire
and property.
on october g. 1891. destructive earthquake Wis
.r,d Tondo tho principal island u the japanese
e,.up on which Yokohama IS situated About
.e,ehty-fJur thousand houses rHil"hyH' "loses ana
49,. eestro,ed and ten thousand persons
-, Ned and three hundred thousand rendered
ior,ee.e The Joss Of property was ~shmh'eh al
So y'0w1
Florida Aiken and augusta solng r2 OF rfaGrHng .nd
through Western North 'hf"hnh "' i'"''' W
the SKY" r,.,,t, eouthorn Rv
d D. - A. II The route ~ TIE NEW YORK
HND FLORIDA LIMITED. New YORK ohlceS' z"
and 55s L way.-AdyL
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FOR RENT TOMORROW.
Phone 24.

FOR RENT TOMORROW. SOUTHSIDE- 'a'; 530 22d street, rooms 922 18th street-S rooms; nice house. 1219 18th street, rooms; pretty place. 1900 20th street-S rooms; cozy house. 1913 18th avenue-6 rooms; up to date. 2530 Avenue E-9 rooms; elegant place. Arlington avenue-7 rooms; hobby cottage. Highland avenue--10 rooms; elegant place. Near Baela station-S rooms; all conven- fences.
 NORTHSIDE- 701 18th street-9-room fiat 1908 Huntsville avenue-5 rooms. 1626 Ware avenue-All conveniences. STORES : 3M 18th street, North. 17OO 17O2, 1704, 1708 1st avenue Il. POPS 1st avenue. 2208 2d avenue-Entire building. 10 South 20th street. POT South 20th street. 2O12 Avenue A.
 Offices in the ''Ofice Building;" also of- fees and halls elsewhere.
 w N. MALONE & CO.,,
 2017 1st Avenue.
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men, impediments to marriage, and all
 forms of chronic. nervous, blood and pri-
 vate diseases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DISEASE
 POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN
 GUARANTEE.
 Consultations at office or by mail are in-
 vited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we fur nish all medicines. Birmingham Daily News: 'The News commends him GOT. Dozier) most cordially to all those in need of his services" Age-Herald: His long record and ap- proved abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head of his profession" Alabama Christian Advocate: His pro- fessional standing Is unimpeachable, and his character as gentleman and citizen Is above reproach." Office and Dispensary corner Third ave- nue and Nineteenth street, Birmingham. Ala
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FOR SALE. $4,500-Good 5-room cottage, close in, on 9th avenue; fronts south; lot 50x1S. $950-Lot 50x140, on 2d avenue, Avondale; streets and sidewalks all made; can be rented for s15 per month. $225-For lot 70x250; fronts two streets in Woodlawn; good neighborhood and close to both electric car lines. $1,O00-75x140 corner lot in North Birming- ham; good Groom house, newly painted; will rent for SIP per month; one 3-room house now renting for $5; good well.
 s. B. THOMPSON, Phone A. 223 Hst Street.
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THE ALABAMA HOME" HAS s25OOO TO loan to build houses on vacant lots. The limit of cost is smaller in this associa- ton than in any other company. Apply W. v. M. Robertson. c. M. 2Ooe First ave. 6-16-1m
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REAL ESTATE


 FOR RENT-SOUTH HIGHLANDS. 7-room modern house. first class condition, No. 1913 Avenue K, 5000. 6-room modern house, first class condition, No. 1530 Avenue K, $35 %. 10-room modern house, No. 1000 s. 18th St., s5,.0O. Groom modern house. No. 2231 Sycamore street, $500.
 NORTHSIDE. 1716-11S First avenue, 5000 each.
 FOR SALE. e.i.s, <. s700-3-room cottage, Smithfield. T q ,500-3 houses, Avenue D, between 18th and 18th street. A good bargain. sS,5O0-4 houses, lot 10Ox140, 4th avenue be- tween 16th and 1Tth streets. Pays 12 per cent. $3,500-Nice modern 2-story new house, 11th avenue. Easy terms.
 CHICHESTER, NANCY & ORR, Tel 6O6 214 21st Street.
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DIR. 0. T. DOzIER SPECIALIST. Genito Urinary
 Surgery.

surgery.
 Cutaneous and venereal diseases. All delicate dis orders of sexual organs and pel- vic viscera of men and women. Cystitis, stricture, sexual weakness, prostititis, irreg- ,.IA rt t,.a -H
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FREE-Success in life can only be obtained through influence. Will send absolutely free a 1O0-page book which explains all
 the secrets of hypnotism, personal mag netism, and magnetic healing. Tells how to cure diseases and bad habits, enables you to win and hold the love and respect of others. Anybody can learn in few days. We guarantee success. Write to- day Address National Publishing Co, Dept. 433 B., Barry Building, Rochester, N 10-7-sun-4t
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WANTED-Men to shave at Leggetts new place, 1904 3d ave. Shave and shine loc; haircut 25c Everything clean and first class.
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BLOOD Poisoning, colored spots, mucous patches in mouth, ulcers and sores. Per manent cure. Box D, Universal Vitaline Co.,, Hammond, Ind.
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FOR RENT-Remington typewriter. F. G. Macke. paymaster's office, Union depot. 9-29-tf
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$2, $2,250-Twelve acres, rich, cultivated, level land, with over 1000 feet of pike, miles out, with nice cottage, barn, orchard, fine well; pretty, comfortable home. Choice location and cannot be duplicated. B. F. Eborn,
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$1 ,2O0-155x174, with Groom cottage, North Highlands, one block from car line. being a fine elevated corner. A bargain; can not he duplicated B. F. Eborn, 106 N. Ust st. Phone 309.
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FOR RENT. Store room 1903 2d avenue, next to the cor ner and opposite postoffce. All of these stores are less than block from the new opera house.
 w. A. SMITH, 1916 9th avenue, or 1sO11k 2d avenue. 8-20-tf
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s2,0OO to loan on improved city property. Address A. B. Hanson, F. O. Box, city.
 10-7-7t
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COMPETENT bookkeeper and office man open for position; fifteen years experl- ence; gilt edge references. Address J. B., care this paper
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Nearly an entire block, beautiful property, elevated, cleared and cultivated; over looks the city and valley A bargain for quick cash tomorrow. One block from car line and Martin station, Bessemer dummy, and IF miles of Ensley. B. F. Eborn.
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WANTED-Room and board in private family, residing in suburbs, by young Kentuckian; no bad habits. References exchanged. Address Ky, Age-Herald.
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FOR RENr-oFFIoEs

OFFICES FOR RENT-Commefofaf club building is the best lighted and best ven- tilated building in the city, and Is being put in thorough repair; elevator and jam itor; service first class. Apply to J. R. Adams. or J. B. Gibson, secretary Com mercial club. 9-6-wed-f d-fri-t -sun-tf s500-100x450 fronts car line. runs through to macadamized road, one mile from Ensley, with broom house, on terms of s100 cash and $10 monthly. B. F. Eborn. 106 N. Fist street Phone 309.
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WANTED.

1TT1 { WANTED-A white cook to do general house work. Postoffice, Spaulding, Ala; residence, Mag Ella, Ala. M. N. Anderson. WANFED-Canvasers to sell light and good selling article, prophets good, ex- elusive territory given to good parties. Address George Shannon. Chattanooga, Tenn.
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WANTED-Men of education to establish stations for University Travelling Libra ries; thousands established; $50 per week made. Parmalee Library Co.,, Chicago 10-4-2t-wed sun
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished front room; gentlemen only. 1911 5th ave.
 10-7-3t
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WANTED-Roses, carnations of the finest quality always on hand at Currey's, 1916 2d avenue. Telephone 72. 10-3-1w
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Give your boy a chance that is to say, put him in the Massey Business College.

Sessions night No vacations Students time
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FOR RENT-Two uhfurnfshed rooms Ap- ply to 30915 goth street, South.
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WANTED-Boarders. Two newly furnished rooms with board. All modern conven- fences. Terms, $.50 per week. 5O9 N 22d street. 10-6-3t
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FOR RENT-soUTH HIGHLANDS. 7-room dwelling, in splendid repair; mod ern conveniences and servants house, s35. t- ,-A4,. - Jt4.astAAlA-, eg.XITy-i NoRTHsIDE. sMaNls 4-room dwelling. good repair, 2224 2d ave- nue, $17.50
 rooms, upstairs, 2122 and 2124 2d avenue, s25. A. R. DEARBORN & CO,
 T Agents,
 1921 1st Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. 9-N-sun-tues- -thur-sat
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WANTED-Manager and agents in every city for cheapest and largest line, made to order only. Est. 1879. Hunter Tailor ing & Shirt Co.,, Cincinnati. O. S-5-30t cod
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LADY or man wanted to travel and ap-
 point agents; s6O per month salary and expenses. Ziegler & Co.,. 263 Locust St., Philadelphia. 9-3-sun-wed-sat & wk-eoW
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WANTED-About a dozen good canvass ing agents for this town and county, for newly patented Garrett's Reversible Map; wonderful seller in other towns. Apply to John Nivin, Louisville Hotel, corner 2d ave- and Fist st., for particulars. 10-S-2
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WANTED-Party to share front office; best location in city. Rent moderate. Ad- dress B., care Age-Herald.
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SPANISH, French and Latin. Ladies,
 learn Spanish by a native Spaniard in a short course. Apply Jose M. Rovira, 2ls1z Fist street, city tus-thr-sat-tI
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. Mrs.
 E. R. Mehaffey, 19191a 4th ave. 10-7-1m
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WANTED-5O,00O men In Birmingham to smoke Texie cigars. They are strictly handmade; first quality; satisfaction guaranteed. 9-12-2m
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FOR RENT-A new Groom house, with good barn and we'll of water, large lot, in half block of gates to fair grounds. Apply 221 N 20th street.
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WANTED-To buy an interest in some well established business in Birmingham. Ad- dress Business, care Age-Hera1d.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOARD W1NTEDGTwo young men de-
 sire room and board on North Side. Can give references. Address, with terms,
 etc., "H. H." Box 314, city.
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WANTED-Two or three young men can secure board at 1872 9th avenue. Terms reasonable. 10-S-3t
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central location for wood- working plant and lumber yard combined.
 Will buy for cash or lease on long time.
 Wood, Dickerson & Co.,, office Building.
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED
 rienced in legal and commercial work; also bookkeeping; wants situation; first class references. "Steno." care Age Her. aid. 10-S-2t EXPERIENCED lumber office man de- sires change and wishes to engage with responsible firm to travel or office work. Address Worker, Age-Herald. $1, 1,OO0-150x165, three of the prettiest lots at East Lake, goSa broom cottage, choice location, near 18th street station; has fine orchard, garden, flower yard and spring convenient; on terms of one-third cash. and 2 years. B. F. Eborn, 106 N. 21st street. Phone 309.
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WANTED-Salesmen to sell Imported and domestic likuors, principally fine Ken lucky whiskies and blends, case and bar rel goods to jobbers and saloon trade. Good chance to the right man; salary or commission. Address R. s. Strader & Son, 69 and Il B. Water St., Lexington,
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FOR SALE-One-third interest in one of the best appointed job printing offices in the city. Thoroughly up-to-date and do- ing good business. Books open to inspec- tion. Reason of selling, poor health. For full particulars see J. w. Hay, 1S15la 2d avenue.
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s600-Three houses and three choice lots;
 200 feet front; all for 5000; car line Jones'
 vile. B. F. Eborn, 106 N. 21st st. Phone
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WHEN in hurry you don't have to nun.
 match in the dark. you simply turn the
 button and your room Is brilliantly fight. ed when you use electric lights. 9-oV-tl
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A CONTENTED man Is he who spenus tHe
 evening reading good paper by an cleo
 tric light. S-oV-tl
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WANTED-To rent two rooms, furnished unfurnished, with or without board, at 2113 9th ave. References required.
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BUSINES OPPORTUNITY

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS -$100 invested by my Safe Method'' in grain or stocks has paid s1, 900 profit in thirty days; references furnished; write for particulars. Richard Oliver Banker and Broker. Chicago Stock Exchange. Chicago, and 6S-65 Wall St., New York City 10-S-2t-sun&wed
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BOARDERs WANTED.

WANTED-UccupantS TOT neWIy 1ufnIsHeu rooms, with board 2000 5th avenue. 10-S-2t.
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$l,OO0-50x224, good broom cottage, beautiful elevation; lot splendidly terraced, covered with bearing fruit trees; never failing well of pure water; convenient to car line, near Lake View. Terms, $400 cash, balance in and years. B. F. Eborn, 1n6 N 21Sf street. Rhnna 2l4
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ASK your grocerman to show you the Han dy Reflector. It goes directly on the lamp chimney and reflects fine light. Price 10 cents.
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THE resident alternating electric current has been discontinued during the day TOT the winter It will start again when the next fan season opens. The Consolidated
 Electric Light Co. 5-zS-li
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HYPNOTISM, occultism, magnetic healing taught by mail. Free lesson sent. Dr. Betiero, 1895 Wabash avenue. Chicago, Ill
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ing will retain it's shape, new appearance and wear longer if you trust your work to our care. We employ experienced tail- ors and make a specially of repairing, altering and refining all kinds of gar ments. Soft hats and derbys cleaned, re- blocked, retrimmed and made to look equal to new. Out of town residents should write for price list A postal will do. Always be sure you find the right place. Parisian Dye Works (yellow front) POT 21st street
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FOR SALE. Lot 50x19O, Avenue F, $975; third cash, bal ance 1 and years. Two lots on Avenue E, 50x190; $500 each; terms easy. lots on corner Avenue G; $375 each. 2-story residence close in, Northside; very cheap. 3-story store house; rents for $75 per month; a bargain; terms easy. Beautiful lot on Highland avenue; terms to suit anyone. Beautiful cottage just finished, ready to be occupied, for sale cheap at "Elinor," East Lake car, 12 minutes of 20th street; lovely location. Landlords. we can sell or rent any property you have. Try us.
 M F. MESSER,
 Real Estate, 117i8 N. 2qth Street.
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s7OOLFour room house, barn and nine love- ly lots 50x140 each, block of car line and 1N miles of Ensley City; all nine lots and house goes tomorrow only for $700, or ' of the lots without the house for $500. Cash. B. F. Eborn, 106 N. Fist st.
 YOU CAN GET nice rooms and good board at 2416 4th avenue, North. Mrs. A. c. Wade. 1O-4-7t
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S9O0-5Ox150 new 4-room house, stables, coal house and well near Lucille station, Woodlawn; s100 cash and $10 monthly. Why will you rent? See it. B. F. Eborn, 106 N 21st st. Phone 309.