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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
PRICES RISE SHARPLY DESPITE
 COAL STRIKE NEWS.

After a Recession at the Opening.-
 Union Pacific Very StrOng-Market
 Had Strong Support--Money 71s Per
 Cent.-Gossip of the Day.
 The stock market opened weak, but soon gained strength, and in the after noon was quite strong.
 Coal-strike talk was ignored in the afternoon.
 Shorts were driven to cover again.
 It was very clear soon after the out set of business that important financial and professional interests were opposed to any serious decline in securities.
 Support helped the afternoon im- provement, especially in Union Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, St. Paul, South ern Pacific, New York Central and the United States Steel shares. The rise in Union Pacific, however, was the most impressive, particularly when the stock touched 156.
 The midday rise in Southern Pacific after a long period of stagnation for this issue, caused not a little comment. Few persons are expecting any news to occur in the near future which will benefit this company in any decided de- gree.
 Early in the day yesterday S3,OOO, ,OOO was loaned at per cent. Higher mon ey was looked upon as natural yester- day, in view of the preparations for the big April disbursements.
 The violent bidding up of some of the specialties before the end of the first half hour seemed clearly intended to steady the market.
 Reading had a perpendicular drop of "A points at the opening, touching 132% on initial sales of 4,500 shares, but 1t had recovered all this loss by the early afternoon. There was no pressure at all to liquidite in the coalers.
 It is altogether likely that concerted raid was made on the shorts many of whom had not covered during the morning, but who were waiting for some fresh development in the coal AabOl eltudllOlI to Help them out.
 Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the lead CT of the stocks that early got above Thursdays closing price. It appeared to be selected as steadier of the mar ket.
 Interborough-M Metropolitan was the only feature of the curb market yester- day. It rose point and half, to 59, on quite heavy transactions The pre- femed stock and bonds were also firm. with sales of $200,OoO of the latter at 9O%.
 Commission house literature was all optimistic and advising customers to buy stocks oh the recession. It was ar- gued that a strike had already been discounted in the market and that the struggle would be shortlived.
 The sharp rise in the Hartman and Hill stocks started a report that at last the Hill ore deal Is about to be an- nounced, and that this would benefit Union Pacific through large dlstribu- tion of Great Northern assets in one form or another.
 The belief that action by President Roosevelt looking to coal strike arbitra- ton is likely had a good deal to do with the decided strength of the market In the afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
rEsTERDAY'S STOCK MARKET
Prices Recover Strongly from Weak
 Opening.


 New York, March 3O-Prices recov- cred strongly from the weakness with which to-days stock market opened and which was acute In the case of some of the coalers, in which opening losses ran from to 5 points, The an thraeite carriers were most affected, as the announcement from Indianapolis of orders to suspend mining in the an- thracite region on Monday came as something of surprise. The rupture of relations in the soft coal trade was quite fully expected and 1t is dosbtful if the action taken there had much ef- feet on the opening break in prices. Tn taot the recovery in the market was att tended by professions of confidence shat the soft coal strike would prove
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
INSURANCE
 THAT INSURES.

North's Agency has been selling In- surance in New Haven for over fifty years.
 Our best friends are those with whom we have adjusted losses during that period.
 Moral-Insure with North. Office first building north of Post Office.
 BRIEF
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
Consolidated stock rsehapws.

Reported over private wira by ~. R Smith X Co. r Broadway. N. r.; New Haven office, $40 Chapel street Nnr- man A. Tanner. Manager.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31

NEW FORK STOCK MARKET
 Opening, Highest, Lowest. 0uOtntlcus.
 On the New York Stock Exchange reported by Prince s, Whitely, Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway. New York and l6 Center street, :iew Haven. Conn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, mem bers of New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges. Branch office. SS Center Street;
 New Ynrr n,nl, ln
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
THREE COATS IN ONE.

remarkable coat Is the invention of Sydney Banks, q Cape Town tailor.
 With this coat in his portmanteau the traveller may face any social contin- gency.
 A freck coat at first sight, 1t is chang cd into a morning coat or dress coat by whipping off the skirt and facing on another, which will join the body of the garment at a line not to be distinguish ed from an ordinary seam.
 The inventor recommends 1t to all travellers for its cheapness and port ability Mirror.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-31
THE YALE NATIONAL BANK

announces to its customers that it is now tenn porarily located at 28I State Street, corner of Wooster Street.-The premises formerly occu- pied by the C. w. Whittlesey Co.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Goose Congress
is WHAT POLICE COURT SEEMED
LIKE FOR a WHILE THIS
MORNING.

Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Yaccovich
were in police court this morning.
The man and wife got into family
row over what the woman thought
was wrong done her by her husband.
The woman entered her husbands
shoe shop on Jackson street and start
ed a yawping match. Dan sayat put
her out and in doing so struck her in.
the face. The husband Witnessed the
affair but did not mix in. The woman
said that she was the aggressor-
far as the family AFFAIR was concerned
but Dan woud not see his employer
abused. The woman appreciated the
leniency Of the court. She was fined
tdx dollars. Yaccovica and savat
could not agree to who was the own
er of the shop. For a while the city
hall sounded like a goose congress.
savat was fined three dollars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
ofly Goes
After Loafers
ssRIJiT VENDOR SAYS THEY ARE a
NUISANCE AND NOT A
BIT NICE.

Tony pelligatti has had a great
amount of trouble recently. ani this
morning he gave vent to his feeling
to- "a large crowd OF loafers who were
standing in front of his 4-'tIt star1.
which Is located opposite the court
house, ON Main street. The whole
section of the city near his stan1 was
Seized by the ears, as Torv yoca'S
hrew his Indignation ut e crowd OF
men who had loafed for a long ttTne IN
front of his place Of business. sCltting
upon the pavement, making 1t fiItnv
p1aces the men and the filth 10Th wait
to consptre to keep the lady onrc1as.
ers from stopping in front of the place
and buying from Tony. One lady
came by, stopped. and when she saw
the crowd of 1oafers TANNED about the
place she seized her skirts ana drew
them tightly about her and rapttlv got
away,
AT this. Tony could no longer 'estrail
Ills wrath He grabbed up the s:3ol
he was sitting upon, threw 1t into a
corner OF the stand, went out upon
the pavement and expostnlated to the
zen IN a voice loud enough to be
away in his sunay land OF
ITALY where the sky is never anything
hut b1ne However. he Should have
had an Italian audience, for his anger
caused him to forget al the English
he ever knew, and none but an Italian
could und derstand him. 1t was easy.
nevertheless, to understand that Tony
was angry, for men who are .Ingry act
alike tnSevery language under the sHi.
Tony Is going to lay in complaint
to the Mayor that the 1oafers drive
business away from him. and that
they are continually stealing fruits
and other things frog. his stand
whenever his back is turned to walt
upon q customer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
AGRlRTAN STRIKE CONTINUES TO h
SPREAD; HARVESTS THREAT ATENED
WEST VIRGINIA
STUDENTS AT HARVARD
SUMNER SCHOOL

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. July 49,
Among the students enrolled at the
Harvard University summer school
just opened are the following with
their studies: Margaret L. Fry, Mar
tinsburg, w Va, advanced algebra;
Lucet 81, Logan, Martinsburg, w. Va.
English; Hannah E. North. Martins
burg, English; E. e. Mercer, Fair.
mont, plane analytic geometry; Caro-
line spragg. Wheeling. botany; Bird
M. Turner, MoundsMlte, w. Va,
plane trigonometry. 3
There are many enrolled from
Pennsylvania and Ohio and the total
attendance is record-breaking.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
New Houses
FIVE WILL RE BUILT AT BELL,
VIEW-c. C. MEREDITHG GETS
CONTRACT.

G. g. Meredith, a local contractor
and builder, has been awarded the
contract for building Hve houses for
the Bellview Improvement Company,
at Bellview, near F'airnont. 'rhe work
on the houses is to begin at once,
and are to be finished before NoYem-
Der the first.
The houses will be located III Bufs
falo avenue. in Bellvies-. Tile houues
will be modern in every aspect, being
fitted throughout with every m modern
improvement, The roofs Will be OF
slate, and each house will be Of fva
rooms.
The houses will not be for rent, but.
for sale only. They viii be located in.
coming section of Fatrmont, o1e OF
the coming suburbs OF this city. The
houses will be exceedingly handy for
railroaders, being only a short dis
tance from the round house. The Inn
provement Company feels that the
erection of these houses will open up
a new place near Fairmoat, which will
give room for the great growth which
is sure to come to this city before
very long.
"A large sale will be held at B'llyle%
in September and It IS expected to
be one of the largest ever held III
this section. The houses that were
contracted for yesterday are only q
beginning Of the greater things which
are to follow there These new h.uses
will possibly be put up for sale at
that time. even though they are in.
completed.
When the street car lire to BcIlxtew
lis completed. which IS exI.ectcd to- be
done lefrre SertembGr Il torn or the
calenfar. ihcre Will be gTon. demand.
for lrts and houses III tllat section.
and the tnwn is now being prepared
for the demand by ti.e Eelirlew I'm.
provemant Company. which, has Just let
the ccntruct for the are houses to.
q. q. Meredith.
In few days the West virginian
win announce the erection Of several
other new buildings which Will SO tot
prove the rapid ana solid growth Of
the city of Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
HARTjE'S ATTORNEYS ENTRRP MISS Helen SCOTT
AND TURN TRICK OF CONSIDERABLE CONSEQUENCE

PITTSBURG, July 19.-The princl-
pal surprise at the opening Of the
twelfth day of the HartJe divorce suit
today was the absence from the wit
ness stand of Miss Helen Scott. 1t
was during the last few minutes of
her testimony yesterday afternoon
that the new patched up letters pur-
porting to show her Knowledge Of the
alleged relations between her sister,
Mrs. Hartje, and Nadine were intro
tluued. Some who have carefully
watched the court proceedings In
cline to the belief that Hartje's at
torneys have trapped Miss Helen, and
that they have turned trick beyond
the pale of contradiction. Handwrlt-
ing expert Malone, OF Baltimore, was
on the stand most of the morning. He
is very positive in his statements that
three persons wrote the letters intro
duced as exhibits by the libellant. He
is also positive that the patched up
letter was at least In part written
after the scraps were pasted on the
card board.
determinations were begun before
court recessed today. That Angus
tus Hartje was in the habit of taking
women to resort adjoining his place
of business on second avenue, that
he visited there twice a week, were
among the allegations made against
him.
A chamber maid who gave testi-
mony stuck to the story well, despite
the severest cross.examination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
IS Teachers
ARE TAKING THE UNIFORM Ex-
ANIMATION TO-DAY AT CITY
OF MAFIklNGToN.

F /. s 4
MANNINGToN July 19.-The sec
ond Teachers Uniform Examination
lis being held here today under the d.
rection of County Superintendent G.
l.. Faust, w A. Crowl aud John r.
Hughes members Of the Board OF Elk.
aminers. The following persons are
taking the examination:
susan Cunningham, Rivesville;
Lulu sturm, Pennington; Edna
Brady, LittIeton; Lucia Tetricls,
worthington; orpho Traugh. Watson;
Hattie Beatty, Mannington; Lizzie
Hall, Warrington; Rose Matheny,
Metz; Zoe Wade, Fairmont; Ger.
trude Huff, Mannington; Kate Par
rish, Warrington: Cora Valentine,
RIvesville; Nellie Knight. Fairmont;
Norma Patmon. Fairmont;: Alta Smith,
Rivesvllle; Leila Knight, Rivesville;
Mollie Bunner,s Fairmont; MinRie
Bunner, Fairmont: Sallie Cunning
ham. Warrington: Benz. Ice, Man.
ningtou; Howard Toothman, Brink:
Harry Glapsee, Warrington; w. r.
Matheny, Metz; 1. G. Floyd, Manning
ton: Stanley Robinson, Warrington;
Frank Reeves, Fairmont; Walter
Reeves, Fairmont: Aaron Russell,
Fairmont; Thos. Hess, Worthfngton:
w. A. Wilson, Fatrmont; Fred Lem
ley, Burton; A. Lough, Pennington;
Albert Jones, Catawba; Oscar Hayes,
Warrington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Coal RlKE ENDS
I'll Ohio
SUB DIS TRIGT
Ex eli Nv 4 Board
In Session To-day

seyy II b.
WHEELING Ials Ii The coal
strike In the north end Of the Fifth
Ohio sub:dist tinted Mine Workers
was settled at conference OF opera
tors and #mineFs at Canton shortly be-
fore s O'Clock ednasuay evening. An
agreemen was reactied in the joint
convention dnriig the afternoon. and
ediately after snpner the joint
scale commit tee H'en Il session and
signed the scale.
National vice resilient Thomas L.
Lewis WIN leave Canton to Cleveland
to attend the conf etlce OF executive
board Of the Ohio 0perators Associa-
tion and represe esentattyes Of che min
ers.
The scale agreed upon S practically
the scale OF 1908 with q few modih.
cations Of the rules The exact detniis
Of the scale conld not Be ascertaiued4
but 1t is underst tood ttat silght eouceH-
slons ON the rules and other clauses in
relation to the enploytns and dis
charging Of men we're nade upon both
sides.
The miners aim q yictory ON the
settlement on the mice of machine
mining, which had long been the
stumbling block to settlement.
Mines VIII Resurne.
The 2settlement means tiiat tle I'VE
mines not In operation Hill gssume at
once All Of the other mines have
haeln ANN 81 rfnffdf fftfs I'M np1snnr,nnI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Brass Knucks
WERE USED ON COAL COMPANY
EmPLoXE AT cLARksRuRo n
LAST NIGHT.

CLARKsRURG, w. Va, July .1s.=-
b. Howarth, employed by the Pit.
cairn Coal Company, was assanlted
last night by unknown parties, terri
bly, beaten and cut with brass knucls
les. Howarth was securing miners
for the Pitcairn Coal 90. an!inde depends
ent mine This was the second serlF
ons assault on the same day
Ialnes tpoFie here secnrir nliners
Tor the Colorado Itel 9os was asf
saultsd md nearly litlled but vim ~
cover
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
'=:.AIl).'
Drag oons Kill
Peac eflll. r easants

ygARsAW. July II THE Agrarian
strike continues to spread. 1t now
exterds over several. governments
where the harvest Is threatened with
truction; as the union Of land own
ers refuses ITO grant the strikers de-
mands Twenty government spirit
store have been destroyed by revolu-
tionaris Private kilograms receiv-
ed here from st Petersburg state that
dra cons attacked a peaceful meeting
Of Iits In the village Of Kocher-
ovlsa ramboff province, killing eight
ot the parti pants Dragons fred
yolleys into the crowd and
them attacked them with drawn
STg PETERSBURG, July 10 the
infantry regiment at LodZ has refused
t5 arrest soldiers of the cavalry regi.
inent ats wilma who declined to obey
thsis oateerss despite threats made by
1te commander
Both regiments will be dismissed
from the service and the men sent to
stberias n
Hebrews residing near st. Peters
burg are fn!a state of panic, fearing
that another massacre is being plan
sT PETERSBURG, July Ia
samara advices are that the entire
city ot syzran, in the government of
syzran, is in flames, the inhabitants
heetng ia panic from the city 1t is
limp portant commercial Industrial
renter with population of thirty
twn liotlsatld.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Wage Increase
WAS RANTED TO FIFTEEN THOU
SAND TEXTILE OPERATIVES
I'M NEW ENGLAND
To:DAY.

ASCHEsTER, N, H., July Ia
sIsifteen Thousand textile operatives in
tie mills of. this vicinity were notified
81 per cent. increase in wages,
Ring etfect July thirtieth.
! Similar NOT ices were posted at the
mills of Lewis town Maine affecting
several thou and persons also az
sld ford, e,s where the cond dttion
81 york
rhe aavance was enttrely oluntaiy.
on tiespart 81 khe nanIltacttsrs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Sever Shocks
HAVE DEeTRoYE o. If5E HOMES or
MANY PEOPLE IN isENg NIX
ICOs TOWN.

FORT WORTH Tex 5uiy ~.
Two more severe eaftaqnake shocks
are reported from socutro. n. H. ox-
tending south to IN pasp reNas Tho
inhabitants nt Eocorrc haYe deserted
the city. More than hso thossond
people are encanpe "a tents nofone
daring to entef heir houses practic-
ally every dence aud business
house In the city nus been destroyed
or damaged
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
EAST LIVERPOOL TEAM
rs 70 CONTINUE

|; EAST LIVERPOOL. o., July 1s.-At
a meeting of the finance committee
of flfteen OF the East Liverpool base
ball club, heavy sale Of one do11ar
souvenir tickets was reported IT is
practically assured that tlie EFFORTS
81 the commit III result in the
SoInt continuing the lance 81 The sea
son! ALalgS deltnat toc cltholu lueEa
afe paying thelr snbsc iptlons
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Mrs. Thaw
HER n HUSBAND AT ToMRs
PRISON, BUT DECLINED TO
MAKE a STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, July 19:-Mrs. Harry
Thaw was an early caller at the Tombs
this morning, remaining with her hus-
band the full time allowed, and engag-
ed in earnest conversation. She de-
clined to make any statement, At
torney Hartridge had preceded the woa
man, talking with his client ffteen
minutes.
Superintendent Carter L. Faust, Of
the county schools, is in Warrington
conducting the uniform examinations.
He win return Saturday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Leaves For Home.

Mrs. j. M. Black leaves in the morn
ing for her home in Ohio to spend a
few days and will go on to Lake Win
nipeg, Indiana, where, with other
members of her family she will spend
several weeks. Mr.. Black will join
her at the latter place In about two
weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
DO People acknowledgements

why the country
spend annually
In the display
propose to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

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u TIIE PEOPLE HAVE cON1l =
EsIzlStsE IN THE WEST VIRGIN 3
Ialss roe KNOW THAT
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25

Hilrs sign shop. Pill 3rd avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
WOODLAND

$15OO-Good groom cottage; lot 5Ox200 feet;
we'll located, near East Lake car line;
500 cash, balance easy payments; d
bargain.
$725-3-room cottage and lot 50x165; in two
blocks of East Lake car line; well To-
Gated; eastery 'front.' $50 cash and
$40 per month.
$17O0-Nice Groom cottage, well located
on corner lot near East Lake car line;
on easy terms.
LOTS FOR SALE.
Three nice lots, 50X150 feet each; well To-
Gated; easterly front; near car line; $500;
a bargain.
One good lot, 5Oxl121a feet, in one-half
block of East Lake ear line; only $3.50
Two splendid, good lots. near both car
lines; only $500 each.
One nice corner lot on car line; only 5000
Beautiful lot in Kingston; high and well
located; near ear line; easterly front;
$225
$4O00-Beautiful Groom, 2-story house;
modern in every respect; very large lot;
splendidly located.
S2500--Nice 7-room cottage; we'll finished;
within $50 feet of East Lake car line;
only $500 cash and $25 per month; bar
gain
$200O-New broom cottage. well located,
$3.50 cash and SIS per month without in
terest.
s26oo-Good 5-room house. corner lot; on
car line.
$725-s-room house and lot 50x16o; easterly
front; $50 cash and $40 per month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
LUMBER QUOTATIONS
Delivered Prices n Yellow Pine November. 1906

Yellow Pine November, 1906
d. s., and nosed for steps. add 81
per 1000.
NOVELTY SIDING-%x51k: No. 2 COM
mon stock pattern. SIG per 1000; No. l COM
mon, SIS per 1000; No. B. s32 per 1000: No.
A. $50 per 1000
FLOORING AND CE1LING-13-16x3A.
count 1x4 flooring No. 2 common, SIG per
1000: No. common, $2400 per 1000; No. b..
s2S per 1000, No. A., $50 per 1000. For heart
face add $ per 1000 13-16x2A counted 1x3
flooring. B. rift. $40 per 1000; A. rift. $50 Der
1000. For heart rift add $40 per 1000; for w
stock add 81 per 1000; y ceiling, soc Der
1000 less than flooring. * ceiling wainscot
or partition add 50 per 1000.
MOULDINGS-Reeded Castings and
Base Plowed lambs. Porch Rails, Reeded
Balusters, Etc.-1 in. stock No. C. mould
ings. Doc per 100 lineal feet; / in. clear
mouldings. Soc per 100 lineal feet. 7sx1h
grounds. Soc per 100 lineal feet; ssxI1b lat
tice, Acc per 100 lineal feet.
SHINGLES-5x16 No. pine shingles
$3.50 per 1000; 5x16 No. pine shingles $500
per 1000; skis No. 2 cypress shingles, $500
per 1000 5x16 no. i cypress shingles, $3.50:
5x16 No. red cedar shingles, SIS per 1000
random width cedar, $3.50 per 1000
LATHES-No. 2. s2.25 per 1000; No. 1,
49, % per 1000
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25

ko5O4-room cottage, in two blocks East
Lake car line: 800 cash and SIS month.
e675-Nice broom cottage and outbuild-
ings; large lot; one block East Lake
car line; half cash, balance easy.
e20O0-Nice Groom cottage with hall, wash
house, chicken and coal house, horse
and COW stalls and feed room; large cor
ner lot; splendidly located near car
line; you will not make a mistake 20
buy this place; $500 cash, balance $40
per month.
F150o-3-room cottage and hall; front and
back porches; well finished; lot 60xl65;
good well mineral water; 500 cash and
sis month,
11000-4-room house and hall; good lot;
close in; 500 cash and SIS per month; a
bargain.
y3l00-Beautiful new Groom COTTAGE mod
ern; East Lake car line; only 500
cash and $25 per month.
bl250-5-room brick cottage; just two
blocks from car line; 500 cash and si5
per month.
SlS5O-5-rooIh cottage, with hall and bath;
nice, A1gh lot; well located in two
blocks of car line.
: Slga5-4-room cottage, with hall, on East
Lake car line; $3.50 cash, balance easy
payments.
y1250-New 4-room cottage; nice large lot:
easterly front; small cash payment and
SIS per month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
FOR SALE
All Money-Makers for Buyer
on It. The Profits Are Hi

s27, 5O9-2-story brick: full built; foundation
and walls sufficient for four stories; Sit
uation in half block of Brown-MarN
Bldg; in heart center of city; abso-
lutely safe and sure and cheapest prop
erty of the kind offered: easy terms.
$40, 500-7-room residence: on lot 50x140; sit
uated on 4th avenue, close to 26th
street and entrance to new passenger
station; if anything is good here, this
is gilt edge and a bargain terms easy
$5250-Vacant lot, 50x100; within ~ blocks
of court house; this is a special bar
gain and can be improved and made to
pay 10 per cent net; you will not have
another opportunity soon for such an
investment; can make easy terms on
this.
$50 ,00U--Close to 10Th street. on 4th ave-
nue.; large lot, 50x14O: only one block
from the popular retail business center.
and in direct line of the greatest trend