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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Special Prices for Very Attractive
 Children's
 Dresses

Here at special prices are some very attractive child ren's dresses-really little more than the cost of mate rial; for instance, at 48c you could hardly more than bought the material for this dress. The other three lots are equally as great bargains.
 MADE OF GOOD QUALITY PERCALE, well made, all sizes from 6 to IA years, full skirt, deep hem, waist made with deep round yoke of box plaits and embroidery edge, ruffle around bertha finished with braid, large bishop sleeves. Regular price 59c. Special, 48c
 MADE OF GOOD QUALITY PERCALE, well made, all sizes from to 14 years, full skirt, deep hem, waist made with full blouse front, square yoke of white pique trimmed in bands, scalloped ruffle around yoke, finished with edge of embroidery, full bishop sleeves, pique belt. Regular price 75c. Special, 63c
 MADE OF HEAVY QUALITY LAWN. neat stripe pattern, well made, full skirt, deep hem; all sizes from 6 to IA years; waist made with very full blouse; deep round yoke of fancy white yoking, deep bertha around yoke, finished on edge with fancy braid, embroid- cry insertion let in on bertha, large full bishop sleeves. Regular price $100. Special, 6oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

CHILDREN'S T R l M M E D READY-TO-WEAR Hats, for all ages, in the various kinds of straws, white and colors:
 LARGE ROLLING BRIM Pan ana Straw Sailor, mixed in with the various colors, such as brown, navy and cardinal, trimmed with silk gros grain band to match the color of the straw. Regular price $150. Special, 98c
 LARGE CHILDREN'S SAIL ORS, trimmed with wide satin rib bon, in navy and cardinal, made of mixed satin straw, bell crown. Reg ular price 9Sc Special, 7oc
 PURE WHITE MILAN Rolling Brim Sailors, S-inch crown trim med with colored satin ribbon bands, beautiful hat for children from 5 to years. Regular price e1 5o Snecial 98c
 LARGEST MIXED SATIN STRAW. bell crown Misses Sailor,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
War and Mattings

China is not at war, and yet from very sympathy prices for China Mattings are up about 25 per cent, just as the prices on Japanese Mat tings have gone up.
 Carpet Patterns Japanese Mat ting, bright colors, made to our order in Japan. If bought in reg ular way would be 40c. Special, laid free 25c
 Extra heavy close woven China Mating 25c
 Remnants of Carpets made into Rugs, already fringed and bound, all about F yards long, about 500 of them priced at 100 and 1.5o than half price.
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trimmed either with velvet ribbon, sashes or velvet straps around the brim, beautiful quality and light weight, one of the most popular school hats of the season. Regular price $250. Special, 1.98 SOFT FINISH LARGE SIZE TUSCAN FLATS, straight or bell crown, in either white or natural color. Regular price 35c. Special,
 19c
 REAL TUSCAN LACE STRAW FLATS, suitable for children's Dress Hats, in either white, burnt or ecru, large size. Regular price, $1 125. Special 75c LADIES' OUTING READY-TO- WEAR STREET HATS will inter- est every buyer They are popular priced and up-to-date styles, they are exclusive and original, and most of them are French ideas carried out in our own work room.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Fans 75c to $500.

In Fans we are doing a splendid business, even in cool weather we are far ahead of last year. Our novelties are exclusive, and our stock is we'll selected. We have from the ordinary Sc kind to the Duchess Lace Fan at $500. One special, beautiful Japanese Silk Fan, hand-painted, at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
The Ever Needed Notions at
 Little Prices.
A 25c sale of Notions.

A 25c sale of Notions.
 At 25c here are a lot of Notion: that are worth from soc to double the sale price. All are good o course-up to the high grade O. the store.
 SCISSORS and Shears that we guarantee, at 25c; all sizes from inches to g inches.
 LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTERS, Hook-Ons, Pin-Ons, satin pad with girdle, some values as high as soc. Your choice. 25c WORTH" SKELETON WAIST for boys and girls, as good as many waists sold at soc. Our price, 25c WARMERS S K E l. E T o N WAISTS, for boys and girls, at
 25c NET SHOPPING BAGS at 25c SMALL GOODS in Back and Side Combs, at 2oc SIX PAPERS of Charter Oak Toilet Pins 25c s ONE DOZEN PIECES of Lenox Taps, 25c ONE DOZEN BALLS Goats Darning Cotton, 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Instrumental Hits
 Only 23c Copy

Yankee Girl Characteristic march and two-step), by composer Creole Belles" and Dixie Girl" Down in Arkansas (March Two Step Unique).
 Funny Folks (Rag-Time March and Two-Step).
 Inter Den Linden (Two-Step Characteristic.
 Katunka Qntermezzo March and Two-Step).
 The largest and most complete line of classical and popular music (Vocal and InstrumentaD in the city.
 All music sold at cut prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
LoVIisj5;iiiiiilidiii ' j5;iiil iiii Joseph lliii SGolleIsb A Most Attractive Monday and Tuesday Offer in the Wash
 Fabric Depa rtment.

This department not only keeps aPace with the times, but is just little ahead Of it. ahead of it in the sense that as soon as a spe- cial demand exists in Birmingham for any special style, woman may safely turn her steps to this Wash Goods Section and be sure of them here:
 For instance the rage this season promises to be the full Shirt Waist Suits which means shirt waist and skirt made of the same material. We ready to meet thlS demand, and we will show for Monday some beautiful Domestic and Imported Goods in both cotton and linen and priced less than would expect tor materials that are so fashionable and in so great demand:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Special H0 siery Prices.

Four attractive lots at less than regular prices for Mondays ane Tuesdays selling.
 CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS Sox. in small sizes only, black and colors, broken lots, some values up to soc To close, llc CHuDREN'S FINE RIB Lisle Hose. Regular 35c value. Special,
 25c LADIES' FAST BLACK SINGLE
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SPECIAL EDITION DAVID HARUM
 58c. LIBRARY CLOTH BINDING.
Linen Lap Robes.

The driving season has openeJl and of course this means the nee/ for linen lap robes-they are herN in solid colors and fancy stripei fringed or hemstitched from soc t 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Hosiery, Continued

and Cluster Dropstitch Hose, reg ular price 39c. Special, pairs for
 <z 100 LADIES' VERY SHEER GAUZE L1SLE and Full Lace Hose, in pretty shades of brown, at soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
New Song Successes
 Only 23c

There's a Chicken Dinner Wait ing Home for Me. Nancy Lee.
 Sun-Bonnet Susan. When You Are Broke. Johnnie Morgan. My Little LoVe-Bird. Just Before the Dawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
TOILET SETS CHEAP

10-PIECE AMERICAN SEMI PORCELAIN Toilet Sets, on en- tirely new shapes, with new colors and designs, also have white and gold; regular price $2.5O. 5th Annual April Sale price, Z.oo
 10-PIECE AMERICAN SEMI PORCELAIN Toilet Sets, as- sorted decorations, pink, blue and green tints; regular price s4.O0 and $4.50. 5th Annual April Sale price, 2.85
 12-PIECE AMERICAN SEMI PORCELAIN Toilet Sets, six
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'
 SPECIAL NO. Fifty dozen Bath Towels, full bleached and fringed. Regular price, a dozen, $1.50. Special price, 1.25 SPECIAL NO. 2-One hundred dozen S1x90 Bed Sheets, excellent good quality. Regular price 55c. Special price, 49c SPECIAL NO. 3-One hundred dozen 42x36 Pillow Covers, already hemmed, the L. J. x L. quality. Regular price 12hc. Special price
 10c SPECIAL NO. 4-One hundred dozen Linen Huck Towels, size 19X 3S. Regular price, a dozen, $2.00. Special price, 1.65 SPECIAL NO. 5-One hundred and fifty dozen Table Napkins,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
The Millinery Section.

These are very busy days in the Millinery Section for great many hats have in that should have been here about month ago-ths delay means economy to you be- cause have marked them at something less than they would have easily brouoht before Easter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

COTTON VOILE in solid color, including all the leading shades of the season, at yard, 25e
 KNICKERBOCKER SUITINGS, ever popular for ladies shirt waists and travelling suits. Reg ular price 25c. Special price, a yard, 19c
 LINEN SUITINGS. including solid colors or embroidered Polka Dots or Stripes. Regular price soc and 59c. Special price, 39c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Things that she needs a Liquid Sanitol Tooth Wash, 25c Hudnut's Marvellous Cold Cream, just receivea a fresh lot Price,
 soc "CLEANSO" cleanses the hands and face. Regular price, soc. Spe- cial, 35c ROGER & GALLET'S Peau de
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Six Special Lots of Ladies Waists.

Here IS a small but really qGI Lawn, Linen, China Silk and Peau
 WHITE LAWN and ORGANDIE WAISTS, trimmed in lace, em- broidery and tucks, full new sleeves, broad shoulders, elabor- ately trimmed. Regular prices, S1.25 and $1,75 Special price, 98c
 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, neatly tucked, trimmed down front and around collar with colored Bull garian embroidery, broad shoul- ders, full fronts and sleeves. Reg ular price, Special price, 1,25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

HEAVY IMPORTED HOP BACKING, very exclusive styles, and all our own, one table for ladies' full dresses. Regular price yard 75c and S5c Special 5ec
 PURE WHITE ALL LINEN SUITING, 90 inches wide. Regu- lar price a yard 100. Special price f9c
 36-INCH BROWN LINEN SUIT ING, good quality and very much in demand for this season, for a yard, <oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
New Popular Fiction.

At all times you may be sure O the Book Department having tht newest popular books of the day and at cut prices.
 SIR MORTIMER, BY MARY JOHNSTON, 1.10
 When Wilderness Was King, by Randall Parrish. 1.19 The Deliverance, by Ellen Glas- gow. 1.19 My Friend Prospero, by Henry Harland, 1.10 Her Infinite Variety, by Brand Whitlock, 1.19
 Violett, by Baroness von Hut ton. 1.19 Lux Crucis, by Samuel M. Gar denhire. 1.19
 Mrs. M'Lerie, by J. J. Bell, s5c
 AIS Fair Tn Love, by Josephine Caroline Sawyer, 1.19 Dennis Dent, by Ernest w. Hor. nung, 1.19
 Letters From a Son to His Self Made Father, by Charles E. Mer riman, 1.os
 The Adventures of Elizabeth in Rugen, by the Author of Eliza beth and Her German Garden, 1.19
 A Knight of Columbia, by Gen. Charles King, 1.19
 The Vikings Skull, by John R. Carling. 1.19 ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Cygne:
 CHINA SILK WAISTS, elabor. ately trimmed in Val. lace. Regu. lar price, $500. Special price, 3.98
 PLAIN LINEN WAISTS, broad tucks, beautifully made, most per feet fitting. Regular price $500 Special price, 3.98
 CHINA and PEAU DE CYGNE SILK WAISTS, unlined white, black, navy, brown and light blue; trimmed in Val. lace and shirred, very full styles; rare bargain rarely offered. Regular price $7.50 to $8.50. Special price, 4.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
The Fifth Annual April China and Glass
 ware Sale Continues

As predicted-as friends predicted for us last week did bigger business in the Fifth Annual Sale than did in the last More people and larger purchases made because the sale has grown and is able offer greater fractions than year ago.
 in still and affords where hereabous The and while things replaced them
 ercan a n O e n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Lively as Rag Time in the Music De-
 partment.

The Music Department is very busy these days, and we'll it may be, for here are all the popular songs of the day at cut prices:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
The Lively Silk Department.

Beyond question this is the veliest the widest awake Silk Department in the South No matter what other stores able to offer you will find the same thing here And in the same progressive way we show the first novelties each season.
 The safety in coming to this Silk Department lies in the fact that you always buy here what you can buy elsewhere and because we buy in larger quantities than other stores the Sout the chances quite in your la Vor that you can buy for less.
 What more say to better illustrate the strength of the Department? ;?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Souvenir China Cups and Saucers, 75c.
 Souvenir China Creams, SOC. Souvenir China Plates, 40c, soc and 75c.
 Salts and Peppers, 4oc. Puff Boxes, 25c. Hair Pin Boxes, 25c. Beer Mugs, 25c. Cut Glass Vases, 25c. Mustard Pots, 35c. Trays, 25c.
 steins, 35c.
 A. D. Cups and Saucers, 25c and 35c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
75c cocA-coLA GLASSES, 25e.

Tall Coca Cola Classes, S. ounce; regular price, per dozen, 75c. Fifth Annual April Sale price, per set Of six, 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
LoVsifiaiil Y l;iiii iiii Joseph B &Eoiiei;b The Greatest Suit. Skirt and Waist Section in the
 South.
The Ideal Waking Skirt.

Here are some new arrivals in what may properly be considered the ideal walking skirt It has train-ha means no sweeping up of dust, dirt or microbes The length is known round and these and other characters tics destne 1t to be the most popular skirt this The display is worth cOminp to see
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Wool Crashes, Examine Chev- iots, Scotch Mixtures.
 Military and Eton Coats, kilt and flared skirts, in blacks, navies, browns, tans and grays, taffeta. lined. Regular price $30 to $35. Special price, 25.o0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Placques, 1.75.
 Chop Dishes, 1.75.
 Sugar and Cream, 1.25.
 Teapot, Sugar and Cream, 1.5o.
 Stone Jugs, 1.25.
 Fern Dishes, 1.25.,
 China Jugs, 1.5o.
 Bohemian Glass Vase, 2.25. Chocolate Pot, 1.50.
 Salad Bowl, 1.25 and 1.50. Bisque Figure, 2.50.
 New Glass Vases, LOO. different decorations and two shapes. including jar; regular price $750 5th Annual April Sale price, 4.90 12-PIECE SEMI-PORCELAIN Toilet Sets, shapes, z decora- tions; regular price S1O.OO. 5th Annual April Sale price, 7.50 12-PIECE SEMI-PORCELAIN Toilet Sets, in solid body tints, all colors, including sets at $1250. 5th Annual April Sale price. 9.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

22x22, half bleached, specially suit able for boarding houses and res taurants. Regular price, dozen, $1.50 Special price, LOO
 SPECIAL NO. 6-Fifty Mar seilles Bed Spreads, different de- signs and excellent quality, large enough for double bed. Regular price, $2.O0 Special price, 1.69
 SPECIAL NO. 7-One case of A Bleached Fruit of the Loom Do- nestle. Regular price, yard, 10c. Special price, 7I2c
 SPECIAL NO. S-One hundred short lengths of Table Linen, rang ing from yards to 3 { yards, all qualities, bleached and unbleached, about one-third less than original price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Eight Strong Specials in Linens
 and HOusefurnishings.

For special selling Monday and Tuesday here eight strong specials. Which is the strongest We can't say they all very strong and you might ask eight women which was the best and doubt if any of the eight :ould decde-hey are that good that you can hardly tell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

PONGEES, in gray and tan.
 CHINAS, in black, white and navy.
 TAFFETA, in dots, checks and fancies in brown, blue, and black. Prices, 17.5o, 1850, 1928, 25.oo and 5000.
 PONGEE SUITS, trimmed in French knots, full plaited waists and skirts, round skirt, full broad shoulders, fine quality silk piped in brown silk. Regular price, $3500. Special price, 25.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

400 PRESSED TUMBLEHS, 14c Table Plumbers, patterns to select from, the kind that sell regularly at, per dozen, 40c. Fifth Annual April Sale price, per set If six, TAG s5c HOTEL TUMBLERS, 32c.
 Hotel Plumbers, 5 patterns, plain, flute or star bottom; reg ular price, per dozen, S5c. Fifth Annual April Sale price, per set of six. 32c COG TABLE TUMBLERS, 2oc.
 COG Blown Table Plumbers. Fifth Annual April Sale price, per set of six. 200 $1.O0 TABLE TUMBLERS, soc.
 Thin Blown Table Plumbers, fluer de lys pattern; regular price, per dozen, $1.00. Fifth Annual April Sale price, per set of six, 3Oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Sicilian Walking Suits, high lus- tre Sicilian Gmported), taffeta lined Jackets, unlined Walking Skirts, strictly man-tailored, braid trimmed. Regular price, $35.00
 Regular price, 23.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Tailored Suits for S23.5O.

The cool the weather and the approaching of the big St Louis Fair all tend make the tailored suit popaa especially travelling garment We have them in variety of b light weight spring fabrics in both dress and walking styles
 lar priced profuon of styles and materials shown these
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
The Dinner Sets in the Sale.


 102-PIECE c ARLS B AD CHINA Dinner Sets, shapes and decorations; regular price $500. 5th Annual April Sale price, 14.oo 100-PIECE FRENCH CHINA Dinner Sets, decorations, pink spray; regular price $22.50. 5th Annual April Sale price,
 s 1850 1O0-PIECE CHAS. FIELD HAVILAND Dinner Sets, choice of 3 decorations on Luchon shape; regular price $25.00. 9th Annual April Sale price, 20.0o 100-PIECE CHAS. FIELD HAVILAND Dinner Sets, same as above, with soup tureen in place of sugar and cream; regu- lar price $3000. 5th Annual April Dale price, 23.75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

One Hundred All Wool Flannel Walking Skirts that are made of Light Gray Checked Flan- nel, full flared effect, a new arrival, strictly highly tail ored and finished. Regular price $8.50 Special price, 4.98 Also Black BriIiantlne and light weight Melton Walking Skirts, worth $7.50.
 Panama Cloth Walking Skirts, beautifully tailored, kilt and flared
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Table No. 5,
 articles ~ N worth up to &V1f

Sugars and Creams, 75c. Oyster Plates, 75c. Fancy Bohemian Roemers, 100.
 China Placques, 100. Plates @ sizes), soc and soc. Mugs, SOC.
 Comports, soc. Bisque Figures, 1.50. China Vases, soc. Salad Bowl, 75c. i Set Ice Saucers, CSC. : China Jugs, 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

50-PIECE SEMI-PORCELAIN Dinner Sets, decorations, blue green and brown; regular price a $500. 9th Annual April Sale price, 3.25
 50-PIECE ENGLISH SEMI
 PORCELAIN Dinner Sets, one decoration, flow blue; regular
 price $700 9th Annual April Sale price. 4.95
 100-PIECE ENGLISH SEMI PORCELAIN Dinner Sets, flow blue decoration, (also an open stock pattern); regular price price $14.00. 9th Annual April Sale price, 1000
 100-PIECE ENGLISH SEMI PORCELAIN Dinner Sets, 3 decorations, in pink; regular price $150O. 9th Annual April Sale rrice, 1o.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
For My Lady's Table.

less than she usually pays:
 Espagne Toilet Water, Regular price soc. Special, 35c VEGETAL, in Lilac (Ed Pi- naud's). Regular price 75c. Spe- cial, soc ED PINAUD'S Sachet Hearts,
 1oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17

Teapot, Sugar and Cream, 100.
 China Tray, 100. Vases, 100. Oatmeal Sets, 100. Puff Boxes, LOO. Old Dinner rIates, 100 and 1.25.
 Bisque Figures, 1.5o. China Jugs, 1.25. Japanese China Vase, 100. Chop Plates, 100.
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effects, in navy, brown and black, straps and self trimming, 3 differ ent styles. Regular price $1000. Special price, 7.48
 The 1880 Colonial," the sea sons skirt fad, long hip effects, full double pleated all around. round sweep, no train, made of all wool Panama cloth, in navies, browns and blacks, self straps and button trimmed. Regular price S15.00 Special price, 11.9s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-17
Some Very Cheap Priced Silks.

The remainder of Cheney Bros Silk Foulards, the $1.00 quality, to close at 69c and SEC Cheney Bros best quality Silk Foulards, the $l.25 quality, at 9ec 19-inch Checked Taffetas.
 19-inch Louisines, the $100 qual- ity, at 7oc and 89c 23-inch Oriental Waterproof Jap Silks, guaranteed not to spot, 59c values, for 48c
 Specials 36-inch All-Wool Albatross, all shades, white and black, the 45c quality, at 33c 50-inch English Cheviots and
 Black D 45-inch Lonaon Irvine Examines. 45-inch Plaln and Seeded Voiles. 54-inch Panama Cheyiots.
 54-inch Panaml Mohairs, values $1,4o and $1.50, at 9Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19

property of the United States and that now
to certainty the canal will be finished
THE day will come when all Will indorse
the action of the President of this country.
It now seems impossible for any serious
revolution to occur in Colombia, certainly
none In Panama, and none between Pan
anna and Costa Rica. Now that the zone is
part of the United States, an added rea-
son exists why Christians of this country
should rise to their privilege and give the
Christian Gospel to the many there and to
the many who will be there
Call From Wheaton Commission.
The Rhode Island commission for the
dedication of the monument to Gen. Whea-
ton at Arlington today called on the Presi-
dent this morning and invited him to at
tend the unwilling. He expressed his regret
at not being able to be present. The COM
mission. which consists of Gen. Elisha H.
Rhodes, Capt. Charles c. Gray, state audi
tor, and Capt. Walter A. Read, state treas
urer was accompanied to the White House
by ex-Gov. Charles Warren.
Gen. Rhodes declared that he had every
confidence in Rhode Islands support of the
republican national and state tickets, as
well as members of Congress. I'VE are
perfectly confident of the election of Geo.
H. Utter, our candidate for governor, who
is opposing Gov. Garvin. We also expect
to elect Chief Justice John II. Sickness to
the seat in Congress now held by Represen-
tative Granger, democrat, of the first dis
trirt.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19
LOT OWNERS MAY FIGHT.
Residents on Brightwood Avenue Pro
pose Going Into Court.

A circular letter sent to property owners
on the west side of Brightwood avenue
from Florida to Whitney avenue contains
the information that an association is I'M
der way to conduct litigation looking to
Quieting title to strip of property between
the front line of the lots as plated and the
building lines established by the District
The letter says, in part: THE District of
Columbia, in our opinion, wrongfully claims
ownership between these lines. This claim
not only is an everstanding cloud upon all
the titles of this property, but also in ef-
feet works confiscation of the land and
retards improvements in the character of
buildings as no building permit will he
granted by the District, except upon con-
dition that owners go back to the line ar
bitrarily fixed by the District.
after consult alton with counsel we are
of the opinion that the claim of the prop
erty owners will be upheld by the courts.
In the case of Margaret Kraus VS.. the Dis
trict of Columbia verdict for 81 600 was
rendered in favor of Mrs Kraus for an in
vasion Of her premises and injury to her
property committed by the District of CO.
lumbia on the east side of Brightwood ave.
nue.. In the proposed widening of Bright
wood avenue and 9Th street (Haws' subdi-
vision) Justice Cox charged the jury that
the land ION the west side of Brightwood
avenue) between the lines mentioned, and
claimed by the District, must be valued by
the jury and the owners comp
If favorable replies are received from a
majority of owners an effort will be made
to form an association to conduct to sue.
cessful end this important matter. as well
as others benefiting this section which may
arise.