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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08

chamber In excellent condition.
Much work had to be done In the hall
of the House of Representatives. The
roof of the old capitol building has Leak
ed badly in all parts of the buildings with
the exception of the Supreme Court an
mex. These leaks have been repaired
as frequently as possible, but II was
impossible to keep the old roof In good
condition.
Several Of the leaks were over the hall
of the House of Representatives The
water loosened the plastering in a num-
Der of places and large pieces fell from
the ceiling to the desks and Moor under
meath.
The leaks have been stopped, the plas-
tering replaced and the ceiling has been
redecorated in a most tasteful manner.
The corridors have also been tastefully
and handsomely decorated.
The work has been done under the
supervision of Private Secretary ]. X.
Jackson, who is custodian of the capitol
building.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
SMALL MONEY,
What a Quarter Did.

The person who uses the brain and
nerves actively needs food to rebuild them
and replace the waste, and should not
rest on stimulants. Coffee excites these
organs so they cannot get the necessary
rest and nourishment and steadily tears
them down, then other disorders follow.
Il am under a constant nervous strain
as l have 81 girls under my care" whites
a school teacher from Knoxville, Tenn.
II suffered terribly with indigestion and
nervousness in its worst form, and paid
out hundreds of dollars In doctors bills.
Many of my friends advised me to quit
coffee and use your Postum Food Coffee,
and 1 tasted it once and 1t was some
thing horrible. Some time later / met
a friend who wished me to try a cup Of
Postum and her manner was so convinc-
ing that / finally tasted the Postum to
plea Sc her. Great was my establishment
to find il 50 efficient from what 1 had
drunk before and / imn ediately asked
how the difference In taste was brought
about and discovered IT was simply that
tie first ! mad wlF only boiled Minute
Or two. ehc n n1inl ee bof ing bri7 rs
ont t-~ yiz}. .r- fs'or 'nd food 4a}u g.
a-f -..l- -r d. sf-.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
FIVE HOUNDS ARE HERE.
Dogs Added to Police Force to Help
Catch Criminals.

Five new members were added to the
Montgomery police force yesterday and
are under the supervision and command
of Chief A. s. Gerald. These new members
of the police department are iop-eared,
keen-scented hounds from State prison
No. Oh the Lower Wetumpka Road, and
will henceforth be used to track escaped
prisoners and other evil-doers.
The hounds are said to be well trained
in man-hunting and seem to be in fine
condition. They are quartered Temporal
rily In the court yard Of the county jail.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
WORTH KNOWING
At This Season Of the Year.

Amy cough accompanied by expectora.
ton which lasts over three or four days
requires attention and treatment; this
does not mean a visit to the hospital, nor
TO your physician nor Wholesale druggIne
with patent medicines: but It means thai
some simple, harmless, effective antisep.
tic remedy like Stuart's catarrh Tablets
should be used to ward on any possible
termination in Pneumonia, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis or Consumption.
All of these formidable diseases start
from common cod. neglected or al
lowed 10 run It's course. and II is only
TIE exercise OF common every day eau.
tcu TO cure a cold as quickly as possible,
Ot so much for what It Is at the moment,
but what 1t may become If neglected.
Perhaps no remedy is so safe. reliable
and convenient to stop cold or obstinate
cough as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
The extract of blood root contained in
them combined with the red gum of the
Eucalyptus tree seem to put the mucous
membrane of the nose, mouth and throat
In condition to throw off the germs of
catarrh. bronchitis and consumption, and
as they are taken internally they seem
to equalize the circulation and place the
body in that condition of health which
resists, and throwns off the germ of dis
ease.
A person in perfect health rarely catches
cold and if he does, throws 1t off in a day
or two, but, where the cold hangs on,
stopping up the nostrils, Irritating the
throat or there Is persistent annoying
cough 1t is evident that the system for
some reason is unable to throw OF the
disease germs which cause the trouble; a
little assistance Is necessary, and this is
best given by the use of some harmless
germ destroying anuseptic like Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets which are a. so palatabIe
and equally go for children and adults.
Druggists sell these tablets at so cents
fun sized package, higher in price than
trochrs ana chop cough syrups hut
a'urN g On ' 81 Fa"i"ts c00tnio sntsep-
20 vt h 0efHri'' cIr Us
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
READY FOR ASSEMBLY
HALLS AT CAPITOL HAVE BEEN
REPAIRED.
Historic Old Chambers are Prepared
for Reception Of the Alabama
Legislature Which VIII Meet
Next Tuesday.

Within two days the work Of prepar-
ing the State capitol for the reception
of the Alabama Legislature will be fin
ished
The Senate chamber Is even now prac-
tically ready for the members Of the
upper House. The large collection of
historical paintings made by Director
Thomas M. Owen Of the Department Of
Archives and History adorns the walls
and the decks and chairs which have
been disarranged for so many months
have been put In place again. Little II
any repairs were needed to put the Senate
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
pislocated Her Shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Fergus
Falls MINI. fell and dislocated her
shoulder. She had surgeon get 1t back
In place as soon as possible, but 1t was
quite sore and panied her very much.
Her son mentioned that he had seen
Chambe. lains Pain Balm advertised for
sprains and soreness. and sine asked him
TO buy her a bottle OF IL, which he did
1t quickly relieved her and enabled her
to sleep which she had not done for SOW
eral days. TIE son was 50 much pleased
with the .'e!ief II gave his mother that
he has since recommended it to many 9TH
ers. For sale by all druggists. adv.
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to use her opportunity)-You probably
have no trouble with your servants be-
.eause you insist on a ciockwork method
and everything being on time. Now,
punctuality at the breakfast table
Mrs. Beautifully Gowned Gefusing to
be piacated)-We naturally have break
fast In bed.
Inward expressions of approval from
Miss Blank. who likes that sort OF thing.
Mrs. Beautifully Gowned-I really
must be going. tTo the matrons)-Ah.
pleased to have met yeu. Good awfter-
noon. Go Miss Blank)-I am so pleased
to have met you, trust / shall have the
pleasure Of seeing you again soon. (out
In the hall. to hostess)-Where did you
find that charming, clever girl?
Moral. yeu can see It for
yourselves.
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aAt
ticed how much
braid is being
used for trim
ming and how
no Uress is COM
pIete without
ornaments OF
thisI
The most fas-
cinating little
balls and tasseLs
of silk braid
wool braid, che
mile and even
chenille and jet
are seen on
nearly eve ry
garment this
year. The silk
fringe such as
our grandmoth-
ers used to/wear
is used profuse-
ly on many
PaFia ~Owpg
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Notice ofSoIe.

by virtue Of order Of the District Court
of the United States, for the Middle d strict OF
Alabama, made in the bankrupt cause of IL
Touro, / will receive until 10 o'clock a. m
Jan. 18th, sos. at my office at Clanton,
Ala sealed bids for the entire stock OF goods
wares ana general merchandise, store and Of
fee furniture and fixtures (excepting such as
claimed as exempt by he bank upt in said
causel, all located In the town OF Clanton,
Ala; a complete inventory Of said goods as
also those claimed as exempt be seen in
the said Dist let Court, and parties desi h, 10
pul chase can inspect sa q pr pc " Whenever
desired. All bids to b. received subject ,a me
approval of said court
Upton MULLINS
As Receiver u the Esta'e. OF Il Toura in
Esrk-uptcY. u
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THE EXECUTIVE coMMTTrEE
OF the United Confederate Veterans
to Meet in New Orleans.

Gen. Joh1 d. Gordon, u. c. W, has
issued an order conveuing the Executive
Committee of the Finance Committee IN
New Orleans at 10 Clock Jan. 49, The
purpose of the meeting rs to consider Sc
rious matters in connection with the la
mentable death Of AdJt. Cen Norman.
The order says: 1t Is necessary to pro-
vide for the running expenses Of the head
quarters office, and such other matters
as may be referred to tnat committee by
the General commanding
The committe called to meet was ap-
pointed by general order No. rs, issued
A bril- Is, 1892 The order Is as follows.
The General commanding hereby APP
points the following members of the
United Confederate Veterans Association
as members OF the Finance Committee, in
addition to those appointed in general or
der No. 40, and tAose present at the re-
union will constitute tAs Executive Com
mirtee
The Executive Committee viii meet at
the headquarters Of lhe General com,
handing, at the Oriental HO,el In Dallas,
Tex. on Tuesday, APPEL z, 1870, at p. m.
Col. W. A Mon g0m Try, OF w. A. Mont
gomery Camp No. g, U. c. VS. OF Ed
wards, Miss, who mas been Chairman
Of the Finance Committee since June 20,
1896. is by virtue Of h.s position, Chair
man Of the Executive Committee also.
Gen. Bennett II. Young, of Geo. b.
Eastin Camp No. 500, U. c. VS. of Louis
Woe ceii ~ = B. Trulock, of j. Ed Murray
Camp No. SO, L. {. VS. of Pine BLUM.
AZ Cen. A ]. West. of Atlanta Camp No.
t5s. u. c. VS. Of Atlanta. Ga.
C Col. J. Taylor E.ysQn,. Of 2, 2. Lee
Camp No. ISL, L. {. VS. of Richmond.
" Col w ]. woodward, of Cape Fear
Camp No. "a. L. c. VS. of Wilmington.
y Dr. r. c. H. rebault., Of Army Of Tennes-
sae csnn No. ,. L.. C. VS. of New Or
Col VIM. 2 MeFe p. F a nsbi ssm E5s
Camp No H. rr + VI isaac az R. Trimb me
Camp No. j625, L & v s. Of Baltimore. Ma.
Col. Jno. P. Hi-,-n,aa. Of :, crank Cheat
ham Camp No 3 L. L VS. Oh Nash-
IC;99i. J. G. Holm q Camp No. $50, U.
,N TTr If Lamar Camp
|u4sase. Via.
-.s. Diving
f -t t5.u. 3 -
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fully-a woman Of curves not Jumps
Especially is this true of the back view,
for nearly all fat women nave an I'M
pleasant rounding out Of the shoulders
which might almost be called "hunchy 81
l don't care how carefully q coat is
padded, it always shows this.
what the fat woman needs Is a long
garment. not with plain back but wtn
capes' either long or short, as her figure
demands. A garment cut in this way
never goes out of fashion, and, made of
good materials and lined handsomely, 1t
is far more dressy and useful than the
short coat.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08

their children, and the conversations
were apparently with the naive seryants-
one beng recognized as a request that
sne might DE taken to the bazaar 70 INV
Through the whole tieliriuin there Gonna
De recognized a sequence. AS time wont
ou, tie friends she spoke of were Of later
uaIe. ana she took events in their proner
otuef she apparently began at me NJ
ginning OF her lie and went thrbijavb e
uhtl On March Is she had reaehe3 ti,e
l!me when she was married and had Mar
cHl!uren, growing Up. hoy and girl. n Il
curious lhat AFTER a lapse of siafv.zisr
years, during which time she had not
spoken II ndustani, this ltnglaee Al hsr
SsSfly chllqhood should be rtcalled IN de-
I-lNih; Inc patient now speaks English
ttench and German tone as nuent{v ~
we stHerl but although she kn8ws a few
iiNldStill words, size is ltfto slfahis NJ
Spe&k tae iHnSuaEo or 10 pus ore ser-
tciee together. she Says ST. 2 mas ~ 80
olectiou tnor had she a1iy Tore her III
ncSsl II ever hay us be ,s}ie 10 spaak
iflr Instant fhe CIV Fercs taaf rats tan-
SuAge ELY ~2s HiHlns5ani IS teat ~
i,.'5 II" aH1H, TOY hes ever yiDMr.
aUh If'. i- EIaEF c-n'Nl th.s f1an t.9siz
ST. F3 9a wha haE lived
tgee ta 1ua
$50 'la- s,at5 core 81 lie csaesrsas lions
winch the p3h M carried on with her
imaginary visitors.
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The three mat
rons-the Beau
tifully Gowned
One and the
two others--sat
and took each
other in. The
fourth visitor, a
girl, sat and
took them all
in. First they
discussed SUBJ
jects in which
even the girl
might ] o | n;
then very swift
ly, / am sorry
TO tell youth
In fact, with
quite a little
rush of relief
thoxr oaUn IN
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
Funeral Of an infant.

The one-month old child of Mr.. and
Mrs William Dunnivan. who died Tues
day, was buried yesterday in lakewood
cemetery. The funeral services took
place at the home OF the parents. Aman-
da Street, at 10 q. m. Rev. E. c. Maye,
pastor OF the West End Methodist
Church, officiated.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
SMALL TALK
OF FASHIONS
BY Kate Clyde.

There were very Beautifully Gowned
woman--and two others. Notice the
small letters and the dash. It's always
the way in this world II you're not
well dressed, you are always put down
in small letters and with the bunch
in fact, TO be well dressed is But there!
That doesn't fit here; shall give 1t a
whole PEACEFUL some other time.
To return to my subject. you might
have known 1t was at an afternoon tea.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08
A French Faux Pas.

The above dissertation on plumbers,
ETC., puts me In mind of the story of the
French mother superior who came over
to this country to found convent and
who knew hardly any English. In the
course of events 1t became necessary to
engage plumber, and that worthy, af-
ter the fashion of his Mind, prowled over
the house. puttering mere and there and
increasing the size of his bill. When at
last he had finished and had come for
his pay. she was amazed at the amount.
which far exceeded what mad originally
been agreed upon. To the plumber
amusement. she exclaimed. with gentle
indignation In her voice. All, mon Dieu.
how much dearer you have become to me
since we were engaged!'
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A Smart Dress

The waist is made with full puffs and
tight uppers and cuffs. These uppers ap-
pear to be continuation OF the yoke.
The latter Is formed of horizontal tuck
ings brought down into a slight v shape
In front The yoke and the upper part
or the sleeves are edged with little clus-
tiers OF fringe headed by applique figures.
The belt Is of black panne with two
shaped ends edged with fringe tassels.
The skirt is laid in fine perpendicular
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08

D, eu Of op am cOcaine anu sin.i.a4 drugs
that have no curative power.
1t Is also true that many popular LIQUID
medicines and tonics for catarrh depend
upon the alcohol they contain which give
simply temporary stimulation Of no real
benefit for any trouble, catarrhal or 9th
erWtSA- thu-sAt.sun.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08

q go Those suffering from u..
nesses which sap the pleasur.
of life should take Juven Pill,
Iz2 One bottle will tell a story OF
marvellous results. This medicine has more
Fejuvenating, vitallzinR force than has ever
been offered. Sent by mail in plain package
ynly on receipts Of this adv, and 81.
E5ategs Hoods karaapRHlla, LewsH. 49,
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to do but leak. it spoiled the whole OF
that new fresco in Toms room before
could get plumber. such a"
Speaking OF plumbers, 1 wish you could
have seen the time L had with my apart
ment last winter"
And i with my furnace. Oh, no houses
for me! Give me an apartment every
time. If your maid leaves you, then you
can close the place. and go out TO restau-
rants for your meals"
mot much fun. 1 fancy"
"Oh, dear, yes; no end. Have you ever
tried it?'
Il really cawn't say have" Notice
the drawl.)
Hostess (apologetically)-AIi Blank.
I'm afraid you re not having nice time.
Miss Blank (Ikate clyde, by the way)-
Oh, yes;' delightful with a demure ex-
presslon.) I'm learning so many useful
things.
las 1 was saying, servants are certain
ly the bane of ones existence (wildly
trying TO impress Mrs. Beautifully Gown
ed.) II have colored maids. think Irish
ones are so common looking and SO i'm
pudent-"
Mr.. Beautifully Gowned with the DO
likeness which kills)-It may be because
have Irish blood myself, but l have
never had them give me the trouble you
describe.
Oil on the Waters.
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MY indigo ,in7 a. ertlr l. .,ft PIE
my nervousness gone and l now feel
bright and well after the most tiresoms
day in the sohooI-room. A little 25-cent
package of Postum dld me more good
than the hundreds OF dollars I paid for
doctors and mediclnes." Name given by
Rostlam Co, Battle CrsslI. GfiolA
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-My plantation near Washington
Ferry Rad miles from city. about 100
&C, es open land IN high state of cultvatio
double and single (. anne buildings in fair
condition. Add ess Larry w. Hunter, City.
or o. D. Steele. Selma. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-08

NASAADa Il AAA1
would be a
charming gown
carried out In
black and white
or in two shades
of gray. oh,
another thing
you know that
taIlors have
been maxi n <
the tops Of the
sleeves perfect
ly plain. This
was principally
20 Ease WITH
4 n Tres
b q ]
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Advice to "Lumpy" Women.

If you are a plump woman-oh. why
not say the truth-if you are a fat wo-
man. then take my advice and don't be
coaxed into getting plain tailor made.
A tailor made needs the most slender
and willowy Of women to wear 1t grace
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y y" pIuIIUIIIB, TUT
naces and the old, old standby, the SER
want question. Funny how women always
get there after awhile. The conversation
sounded something Ike this:
'Ah, and how do you like New York,
Miss Blank? Have you been to the op-
era? Have you seen The Fussiness of
Fanny at the Frivolity Theater? Such
lovely gowns therei''
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENr-The third story of tn.
brick building, situated Lawrence 81
opposite the pOstoffice ana inlmedlausIy IN reAl
Of a he Advertiser building; these rooms a4s
well suited fal Offices " sleeping roOuns AZ
Ely 10 H. C. Davidson. Heal Estate Aad ~
SUI ance. phone ib-
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Here is dress of pale colored cloth in
the illustration, for instance. which shows
just how very smart this fringe can be.
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particularly shocked, she
m earth Do people say
anYhoER'
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George Edwards, who is suing his wife
Ann Cor divorce was asked II he in
tended marrying agoir, providing the di-
vorce j. granted. MOT much he re-
Rgied; I'm no hos l know when I've Eoa
enoagh.s
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-I will sell 1t the City Pound on
the 9th day of January, 1908, to pay pound
fees the following; Souel hurse mule about
lS hands high, weight about Low pouhds,
has lai ge sore ssR-beeik. about q = yeaEsl
old; black horse, o Or ~ years old, weight
about /, 100 pounds; taken up on Dec xStn
Isu2. A. Gerald. Chef of Police.
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When a woman O.,
screams. We'll, what
about such deings en-,
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LOST,

LOST-Between MGbson's Hotel and Union
Depot one fiat book containing about $40.
Return to Mabson's Hotel and receive reward.
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wANTED-BoARDERs; RooMERs.

MARRIED couple without children 2 young
men can secure del. ghtful front loom and good
boa.d at a s. Perry 81 private home; nea. in;
ALI cOnvenienCes For particulars AUD. sSs
Postoffice Box 358 7-su-tu- tn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOLD CORD Tunnel will cut gold mines; SIS
per month buys / 900 shares; Feb. 10th VIII
advance 80 per cent; write now; statements
specimens free; reliable representatives want
ed Lansford +. Butler, Secretary, Mack
Block, Denver. Colo r-' 2-3t
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIES-Dr L. Willard
Butler OF New York is stopping at MADISON o
Hotel. Court Square: wants lady or gentleman
for State agent with $3.50 TO $500 TO control
money making, well known, highly endorsed
mail order business in physical culture. only
few States left. Call or phone today between
10 to IL, to 5, to 9.
PARTNER wanted with $40 900 to take &C
tive interest In established business. D. ON
Using profitable results. Address business, care
Montgomery Advertiser. II
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
Tl PEWRITERS for rent: machines in quo,
order and kept that way; Remington Standar.
ieady Terry & Davant 1901 Moses Building
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
PERSONAL.

LADIES chichester's English Pe1nyroyai pills
are the best; safe. reliable; take no other
send 4o~'stamps for particulars Relief for
Ladies In letter by return mail: ask youl
druggist Chichester Chemical Co, Philadsl
phia Pa p-tu-th-Al
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-, ordsr ~ ]. B. GORDON,
- General commanding
GEO. MooRMAN, c,,..
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Tucked broaocI,,n
trimmed with fringe
ornaments.

Whenever you have suit made Of ma
tertsl which will not change ita ep1oE "a
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"society" Small Talk.

SSCAeIy small LAX.
speaking of gowns, l was in such q
nxl The other day we had the seam
stress, and what should the roof begin
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nv advice ard
insist u d o n
having q few
gathers in the
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Oil on the Waters.
Awful silence. One woman out Of the
running.
Remaining Matron trying frantically
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WANTED.

MONEY TO LEND--S3o 600 on improved
Montgome. real estate: legal rate; easy terms;
no commissions j. N. W. Crawford, at Of
fee Of Fred S Ball. First National Building.