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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25
STEEL CITY REAL
 ESTATE BOOMING
PROPOSED RESUMPTION OF THE ROD MILL AND BETTER STATE OF AFFAIRS AT STEEL PLANT BRINGS PROSPERITY.

Ensley, March 24.--(Special )--With the resumption of the big rod mill in sight and with all the trouble at the steel plant passing away the real estate mar ket of Ensley is enjoying boom.
 It Is rumored that several large deals in Ensley dirt are being negotiated and a number of small trades were closed to- day, most of which were for building lots. It was noticeable that several real estate men from other cities in the district were in the city today.
 A local dealer In speaking of the present boom, said: "I believe that from now on the condition of the real estate market will continue to steadily improve. think that we have passed the low water mark and that the dullest season that Ensley shall ever experience in real estate is the season just passed. It will not be a spasmodic boom but a steady and healthy growth"
 Law Trial Next Wednesday.
 Next Wednesday morning, March 30 at g o'clock, the preliminary hearing of Dave Law, the saloon keeper charged with killing Neil Mullin on the night of March 5, will come up before Judge Charles H. Mandy in the inferior court. The trial is creating considerable inter est among the people of Ensley, owing to the fact that both Mir, Law and Mir Mullin were well known in this city. The shooting occurred in Laws saloon. It is alleged to have resulted from q wrangle over the payment for four glasses of beer Mir. Law demanded the money for the beer and on Mullins refusal is said to have gone behind his counter, procured a revolver and shot Mullin twice The wounded man was carried to St. Vincents hospital where he died forty-eight hours later.
 An array of legal talent will represent the state and the defense. The solicitor Is to be assisted by Frank S. White & Sons and the defense has retained B. M Allen and Gaston, Stallings & NeSmith
 Much Improving Being Done.
 A large force of workmen are busily engaged in getting No. 6 furnace of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway com pany ready to start up and putting the finishing touches on No. 3, that has been closed down for several weeks for re- pairs, ready for the torch. The work is being pushed rapidly and 1t is thought
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25
Earthquake in Ecuador.

GayaquiI, Ecuador, March PA strong but short earthquake shock was felt here yesterday shortly before midnight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25

granted the company a franchise in this city, providing the line is operated be- tween Bessemer and Pipe shops Sitnln two years.
 A number of prominent capitalists ana business men are behind this movement and its success is assured.
 Differences Adjusted.
 At a conference between Superintend- ent Kent of the Bessemer rolling mills and William Jenkins, F. J. Gowan and w. G. Lansford of the district executive committee of the Amalgamated Associa- tion of Iron and Steel Workers today, an adjustment of the differences between the bar mill workers and the officials was made and the bar mill will resume work on full time tomorrow.
 This department of the rolling mill has been closed down for two or three weeks, owing to some dissatisfaction on the part of the workmen. The people of Bes- semer are very much elated that every tEins has been adjusted and that all the departments of the large rolling mills will again be operated on full time.
 To Extend Free Delivery.
 It is probable that the city delivery of mails will be extended so as to take in Jonesboro, Brighton, the new furnaces and the United Cast Iron Pipe and Foun- uFy WOIhS. iHe ptOplS WIlo VIII Dc di- fected by this action will be over 5000 The city now has three deliveries daily and the people of the outlying district are eager to procure the same service. The postoffice department will be urged to take this action and the services of Con gressman Underwood will be solicited to aid in the movement If the department decides to grant this request four addi- tional carriers would have to be put on.
 The people of this district are looking forward anxiously to the time when con- gross shall appropriate the necessary funds to erect the new government build ing The needs of Bessemer in this re- spect are pressing. The present building is inadequate for the growing city
 The site for the new building has been purchased and Congressman Underwood has introduced the bill providing for an appropriation with which to erect the building, but 1t is feared that the bill will not be passed at this session of congress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25
SIMMONS WANTS TO
 SUCCEED DRENNEN
A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN AN. NOUNCES AS A CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF BIRMINGHAM-PRoM- INENT IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.

c. s. Simmons, exalted ruler of the Bir- mlngham lodge No. 79 B. P. o. E., has announced that he would be candidate for mayor in the next election, subject to the democratic primary. For some time his friends have been urging him to make the race for mayor. and his name has frequently been mentioned in connec tion with the office in the past few weeks. He decided yesterday to make the race.
 MT. Simmons Is one of the most popu- Jar men in the city. He is prominent in business circles, the ruler of the Elks in Birmingham and has large number of personal friends. In the recent city elee- tion he was campaign manager for Mayor Drennen, and engineered a sue- cessful race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25

That dry, rasping cough is not neces- sary. Pisos Cure will relieve and cure 1t. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25
Will Know Tomorrow.

It is thought that by tomorrow the off, ficials of the steel plant will be in po- sition to announce when all the depart ments of the large steel mill will again resume on full time. A large number of workmen have arrived in the city in the past two or three days, in response to the advertisements in the papers for nelp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25

that before long everything will be in shape for the two large plants to go to turning out pig iron
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-25
Letters of Endorsement.

In his defense Judge swayne filed with
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-06

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The Monticellonian., 1904-10-06

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 TAa Teua.Cofa IIofeh oa Isl-t Napele5n..sl wath.oar entsrpf5s- ing ad clever fr-aJ. Mr.. !. Wood. as proprietor. isaae ef fae He~t modern of fts aiad Tbe ta ding aa- recently been retaod eled and ealarg@d, ff.ed uo wah Lot and cold bath appliances and lighted with electric Hshfs Alr. Wood will gi1e spsci8t attention 10 the travciin- public and lt h safe to s4y that those who Stop WtIh lam once wall =5e hi= guests eNyfafJer when they visit our city
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Ny stock Of fancy and family groceries fs fresh and complete. Any order given me Wjt# receive prompt attention. Fresh lsails of all kinds carried ia season.
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IT.. iag-nsusd Executors, Admin i..e.l.tsaa. Gaagl.aas H.-l their Annual to. e4rHaat "A tza .lulf term, laof, a. lHa haH eaaaa.a aaaet taeoma up for ap#ats'at sae oe-obrr Term, 1901, of ts#t'#eat, follows. t7-at:
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 E. Hzaf. e4T Rtaas Massey, miner. aa aBa,a-. is Hefete e5sea sbat any per -la Interested i4 my =af the above named lea rt# aye w#He.I .a=eaMa forward and ieesezp zptle.- sgst,. jt gay thes haze. on 5r=ha.aa sao esed cay If the October ara, Iaa4.4 tal-yoaa. af, ,tay will be for. aree lstaagad lra4 -4.ans.as tlesato or any .,.la t.zzr.at
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 Hr. fza-se.1 Lambert Hate tle frst tzas @5sls Tor A1k5dctPaa, to entertHeG H.
 6io b 70 L. Men 5ad get eae ef l4-e 64aaus ls6sau spring aaas
 NJ. Hxaa Aia5f5a Bradley county, eaz. zstsz.4ailaa aa1 toWo Eha tlr-r zfhis week.
 HulH lac of wa~aa aad Iiaa.y sheet if7a he4ters at Hs4aia- Ii.ra~ Co.,.
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 Eeers oz3ss "a Ike q aae "a pHaHe s##eaa guaranteed tafeas1l=g5a .4 good condition. u. Nr. aaa ars. Pryor. 5f st. Ieu- x, 4eae=4ees szeaa=ao visit to Ms. aad Ms Edgar Bland.
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 afH5eufa :-Aoa eaa huv my #tEing ia#tHe furniture itue from us u t bargain
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 Aless6s zE4 4ad Fletcher IIogue af Lake llsieed relatives in our city the after part oI ast week.
 Get Teleph ne and be happy Nothing Ike il Tor so snal an in vestmeHt.
 Valley Telephone Co. Ms Ina 9aery lefo=ast satpr. day morning for Chicago, where ] -he goes to enter t6e Coaserylt0ry Of Music.
 We guarantee aE our goods to be as represented.
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 Nlr. and Mrs t'seG Waeelee. ef Warren spea ase sunday uita Alr. ana Mfs Q. J. Lindsey, in tb,s cify
 Our stock of shoes is complete l1 every pa.zca.ar Buy . pml and -el lega for baa weather.
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 Hise- Laaie lfat aad ydia Foster aeft @ a-t4t morning foi Cr5s 17lgy county, aefl taese go to teaea 4ao..
 aool books. aeys aaa second Haed and -za7e. pie eeafs plieu Brown, aeQa-.al 5e Cos. tl.
 afr. 3 #z5al and ,.=.a5 5atgr Mrs. ' .a,e. at5lf5 pleasant sa to relatives iu Ia.5 city, have re turned to their home in TeA.
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Hr. Arthur Curry m8lea ta=.- ness trip to Alexandria, E.t., =st week.
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