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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


 Harry Vaughn and Billy Smith have two regular men on the hospital list, but the Pelicans and Travellers are hale and hearty, thirsting for each others gore. Shreveport and Memphis are also In much superior fighting condition than Mont gomery and Nashville. It looks like the west Is going to have the most first divis ion clubs this lyear-New Orleans Pica- yune.
 Birmingham, Atlanta and Nashville will be there. Little Rock might beat Mont gomery out
 Come on, now win today and yesterday will be forgotten! Baseball fans are proverbially long suffering. Advertiser.
 They did it, and you've no more kicks coming.
 Wall, Mills and Jack Ely compose three-man team that will practice every day.-Nashville Banner.
 Is Jack Ely still using that arm of his?
 In spite of the fact that the Birming- ham club lost consistently at the opening of the season. the club was not deserted by the fans. who turned out faithfully to root for the players. The Nashville Ban- ner says: That's the sort of thing that helps. It will show in the Barons play ing, too.'-Arkansas Gazette.
 One thing has been demonstrated since the campaign opened, and that is Nash vile has several men that can hit the ball in the pinches. McElveen broke up one game with a home run. Hardy did the same thing yesterday, which Jimmy Mccormick uncorked one on two different occasions that put the score on the right side.-Nashville American.
 Nashville has good team this year, all right.
 The Pirate outfield is the fastest in the league. Warrender, King and Daley are capturing everything in sight. and are due to strike their batting clip in the home games.-Shreveport Times.
 Birmingham, Montgomery and Atlanta have pretty fast gardeners. too.
 The batting averages for the various teams for the first two weeks are as follows: Memphis, .265; New Orleans, 255; Atlanta, .240; Little Rock, .23s; Birming ham. .233; Montgomery, .226; Shreveport, 200; Nashville, .1sS. and Nashville led the league for several days, at that Shreveport Times.
 Birmingham is not hitting that today.
 For the first time in the history of the club Atlanta came home from road trip Tuesday night leading the league. So 1t is now all hail the conquering heroes Atlanta Journal.
 It may take little more work to bring the Climbers up to the standard that their packers desire, but there is lots of good material on the club and it should make a better showing in the next few days. Malarky is hard working manager and if given the proper financial support will give Montgomery a good ball club. It takes the cash, though, these days to make anything go.-Montgomery Adver- tiser
 A little advice that is excellent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, April 25.-New York de- feated Philadelphia today, although out batted by the home team. Misplays on the part of the local infield lost the game. Score: M H. E. New York. ............ .003 120 OOO-6 Philadelphia. .... ......002 900 010-3 10
 Batteries-McGinnity and Bowerman; Corridor, Moren and Jacklitsch. Time, 145 Umpire Rigler.
 Brooklyn April 25.-Boston sprung a surprise on the Brooklyn team today by winning Lindaman held the locals to five hits while Pastorious was batted safely a dozen times Score: R.H.E. Boston ..... .o1S OH 0O0--6 F Brooklyn. .... ......... .OOO O10 OOO-l b
 atteries-Lindaman and Brown; Pas torious and Ritter. Time, 2:04. Empires, Emslie and Klem.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

Cuba Gar leaves en route to Jamestown Sunday. Now open Ave. A and 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

Miss Norma Scholar in H. lustrated song at Stones Mov- ing Picture Theatre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Meridian, April 25.-(Special )-After Meridian had soundly walloped Gulfport this afternoon, rainstorm broke up the game in the seventh inning. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

Birmingham, Atlanta and Nashville will be there. Little Rock might beat Mont gomery out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

1.-Two out when winning run was made. +s-Eit for Schopp in seventh.
 +*+-Hit for Sparks in ninth
 Score by innings: NashVllie .... ...................lV Vzl oO0-4 Atlanta ..... ..... ............ 900 900 401-5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

Batteries: Billiard and Sample; Good win and Krebs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

For the first time in the history of the club Atlanta came home from a road trip Tuesday night leading the league. So 1t is now all hail the conquering heroes Atlanta Journal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26

The Pirate outfield is the fastest in the league. Warrender, King and Daley are capturing everything in sight. and are due to strike their batting clip in the home games.-Shreveport Times.
 Birmingham, Montgomery and Atlanta have pretty fast gardeners. too.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
THE WEST END FEED STORE

can supply you with hay, grain
and coal. All kinds Of food for
poultry-Pratt's food, lice paint,
ground bone, oil meal, oyster shslls
millet seed. Gall 1891 Ast and
talk to Hogats. He will do his
best to please you in prioss and
quality.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
BIG SKATING ATTRACTION
CANON MOHDAY EVENING

NiM Dsvossk. the worlds chan.
pion skater. shat drew ssoh biz
crowds at Oonvsntion hall rink IN
Oanon Oity In the early part Of this
moath. has bssn engaged. ss big q.
psnss, again 70 appear for one night
only as the same place for Monday
evening. April 3sih. She will Dc
all the many fancy and novel skate
exhibitions ~ we'll - raos Prof.
rhompsou. the Colorado chanpion.
The baud Will play that svsoiss
and thoss from Florence Wishing &c
astsud can oons up on the $50 even
Ing train aud be In plenty, OF tine.
Il might bs we'll to phone up and On
gsgs your skates. Admioloa i0c,
skat's i6u. 7 lS.4'
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

~ THbsps vsat eeluu.a
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
just Because

Jour cough 10 10 the throat and does not
trouble you now, don't think that 1t
needs no attention. When It has not
had much Of . start il the time 10 check
1t. The slightest cough easily leads to
Pnsumonia, Bronchitis ind Cousump.
ton. A bottle OF Ballard's Horehound
Syrup will cure that cough. Tho price
puts It within roach Of all. Sold by
Yslton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
ABOUT Y0uR NHl0HD0QS
AND YOURSELVES

-0. v. Parkss. ~ sssial Whip
nss. ~ = ssvs sssay 4 shs u.
trsst q hie I'm.
"A. r. VILLAS. saissr = Ths
1sibsss. is ssaassa = III Asns and
|snasIs - asassd = his dstiss q
shs efscs.
Ossaty Assessor Asrfis waa
dsvn f7ss Oassa tsdsv y lsek sftsr
The work = ansssina 1isssses prep
srty = bsiss essaustsl ~ his dsps-
ties.
-n.n Y. \. DAslsy d essbls
Il visitins As. ,. q. Brovn q
Wet Second ssrssG M. and Mr..
DArlsy viii leave sosa for Mssiia
- nissisaariss
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
FREQ Booklets on Old Mexico.

In correction with the special sxcur
sloos to Mexico City, the Colorado 4
southern is distributing some Handsome
literature. TIctsts at half rates will b.
sslp April 36th 70 Nay 10Th, June Sth 70
10Th and Jane 20th 70 July 18th, good
fsr % days; stopovsss in both directions.
7. I. Fisher. q. p. A.. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
Why

have torpid liver whom Hssbins. the
only liver regulator, will help youi
There 10 no rec,oa why you should suf-
It fron Dyspepsia, Constiratioo, Chilla
and Fever o. any ether liver complaints
When bssbins will cure you. =. G,
wsits. wsstville. Pa. writes: II vsa
sick Tor : month With chllb and fsvsr,
ssd aitss taking two bottles Of Hssbins
sn vii and healthy" se,d b Ysltoa
Drvs %. ~ s-.. ~
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
JURY STILL OUT IN
TIE THOMAS CASE

After isiss OFT tvsssy -fosr hssrs
tas jury N tbs I. onas msrdsr case
failed - ss,ss a1d were sant back f.r
further dsIibsrasisas. Il IL inpoast.
bls to form IN idsa Of . verdict and
thsir long deliberations looks some
what like disasrssnant.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
Jelly, THE F0RGER, GOES
UP FOR S TO , YEARS

Kelly. the forgsr. who operated
at Florsnos asd Canon City and who
va later arrested in Denver, was this
aftsrnooa ssntsnosd 70 the state peni.
tsntiaTy for 10 2 years By Judge
BaiIy Of the distrios court.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
Half Rates to Mexico City and
Return

Tickets will be sold by the Colorado 4
Southern at ono fare for tho round trip
to Mexico City and return, April 25th to
May 18th, juno 9Th to 18th and June
10th to July 18th; limited to three
months and good for ttopovers. Write
for booklets on Mexico. T. z. Fisher,
g. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

0OId0 TO KAHeAs- ". o
Acksr passsd tnroush Florence thIa
morning On bis way 70 Osbesns oosn-
y. Kansas. we're he will make bis
future home. Mr.. Aoksf treated bis
rasch On Linoolu park Of shrss aores
for farn Of 100 sores in Kansas. on
which was . nns nsld Of winter
whsaA Hs IL making the TIP over.
land and expects to b on the way
two Wesks.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
Special Excursions to Mexico
Citv,

The Cejosado 4 Seuthssn offers half
RATS y Msgieo City and return; tickets
70 b. ~ - April 26:A 70 May 18th,
eth - lBth - Juns 2oth 70 July 18th;
gosd - days; slspovsrs b both eirsc.
tbsuh Gsll inSosnatiea regarding Ass.
= % spD'ieattoa. T. =. Bishsr. @. P.
A. Doovse.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

TRIAL ToMORRoW-Ed johnson.
the nAa who stole this umbrella from
Mrs. O. o AcNaltv In the ante room
Of Union hall last night. will be
tried before Police Jadsss Johnsten
tomer row at oss O'Clock. y
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

Send the Weekly Tribune to your
friends at distance. 1t beats . letter
and 10 whole lot Ices trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

RESTAURANT CLOSED = Mrs.
kAbls 6eots has oiossd her Ops .
kitohsa Tsstaurant. % Railroad
street. na ding the business uppront.
sbls.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

! Seven ply garden hoss at Uhfl's. Got
prices before buying. Ntf
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''' Nv" OFFICE ROOFS AND STORES.
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22d and .255 50
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STORES.
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STABLES.
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The Funor Apartments near Dupont Circle. S and
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ii0G ii. ID. Or. h. 1850
Ii06 II. 81. 5r. b. 40. 90
The Jnuy. If. Ar. b. hit. 20. so
30l0 X. 2n. Or. u. ...2J.50
THE CARLISLE, 1918 n,
housekeeping
2 rooms. bath. 1850
. rooms, bath. .l5.5 80
"Ol41a Il. If. 5r. b. 80
30lSla X. 5r.h heat. %. 80
1910 n, 5r. b. heat. 20.50
204f X. Or. b. heat. 20.56
l0lA 23d. 3r. b. lat.20.50
/ $50 Goth. 2h. 4r. b..lS.50
1cl Todd pl. Or. b. 1850
COLORED.
1907 s. Or, b. lat. 80. g.
1910 l.. 5r. W. so
1927 25th. Ar. W. lilo
2lOJ Union CT. Or. w10.5O
1l2 10Th ne. 5r. W. 1850
106 10Th ne. Or. w.10.50
STORES.
/ 1923 Pa av. sto. eel. 90
/ 1904 II, 2r. W. .2o.00
l243 Goth. re,cPl. $500
1915 sth Sc. 1r. eel. 80
22DO NJ. store. Gel. .20.50
.0l3 Sth Sc. lr. eel. 20. 90
1904 II. Pr. ". $1,000
OFFICE ROOMS.
iS2-4S6 La az. heated
rms, IS. $40, Sl2.5O. $50
STABLES.
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1902 Vt av. I2r. 80. .$S3. 80
BIG C. 22r. h. COTS
1407 18th. Tor. b. ami. 60. Co
lI06 L. Tor. b. ami.1J. 50
3043 2. Or. h, ami. .5l.1
22l0 18th. stO. Ar. b. so 90
2l33 Pa av. Tor. b. 1915
$40 18th. Tor. b. lat.45.5O
1915 T. 1lr. b. ami. 1850
1923 22d. Ilr.b. ami. 40.@
G15 18th. Or. b.ami. .40.j0
1905 N Y nv. 11r.b.37.O
s40S ia av. lOr. b. lat3I.5nl
1904 ri. DIV. Or. h. lat 81. 90
907 23d. Sr. b. lot. .30.67
2l33 +. Tor. b. lat. 800
Takoma. Or, b.. 80. so
1917 Wallach. 6. b. cel2S. SO
1907 s, Or, b. lat. 2I.G5
49, =. Or. b. ami. .21. 80
2433 X. Tr. b. lat. p. GO
95l 18th. Sr, b, lat. %. 80
1905 4th. 7r. b. lat. 81. so
134S Wnllach. Or. b.23.W
1908 oath. Orb. lot .2o.50
1923 26th. Sr. b. lat. %. so
1928 Both. Or. b. :. .2.6o
1921 30th. 7r, lat,w,g ~. 90
2g02 NJ. Gr. b. 1850
G0I 10th ne. 7r. b.1S.50l
Sl7 10th. Or. w....Io. 80
602 F Sc. 5r. W.. 10. sol
40 Girard. Or. w x. latl4.O0l
2l1G n. Or, n. .....12.50
1927 Benning. Or. wl2.ODl
1929 Benning. Jr, w.l0.50
For full list Of small b,
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II eiS ISL NV, .S-VO
Iot u; SO ioZi Loo
Eil' Moh'eiio aV me-
o -c; ;n,.- q"
to!ohfD.
% II ne. ar p-....is- o %
so "a M, 0r. 1900
80 - lac. Or. u. 40
80 ~ ne. or. ......i23o
.oS "a ne. Or 90
DO knox nj sw, or: ~ ~
93s SNOW nv NV: Or. I.3S
APARl MEMS.
The congressional. LIST 4
/ r. Cap. l, 2 < Or 4 b
I bachelor apis & !: 8 4
6r 4 b hk apis. $500
10 SO:
The Bellevue. 1921 10Th.
apt %. s.. b. 1000
The Louisiana. 2l23
The Louisiana. 2123
18th NV, No 2.Ir. b. -. 90
The Alabama. No POT,
Or. b. ........... 80. 90
The Alabama. No 307.
Or. b. ........... 30 90
The Sterling. No 30.
Or. b......... $50
The Maury. Nos2. Gr. b.O.0o
1862 Irving. or. h. fur. 1000
The Alabama. No3O4.
Or. b. -....... 5000
The Sterling. No %,
Or: b;..........4I.3O
I heRegina. NolO. Or. b43.O
The Regina. MOI ,6r. D4o.W
The Sterling. No 81.
4r. u: ...... sou
The Alabama. No FOG,
or. D. .4Z-.O
! he Nanry. No32. Or. bp.OO
The Alabama, No lOa.
Or. D. 1000
The Marion. 10th 4
Ii NV, : q or. d
- apis 800. % 10 i0.OO
SUD iitn NV, 4r, D. d .oU
In
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, Iowa circle. l2r. and Observation-Disclosures. 800
1IiS St. Or. and BATH furnace ......... GJ 90
1919 ST.. lot. baths hot water. 80. G5 90
2li1 18th ST.. Tor. and 2b.. hot water.... 81 so
1904 st, Tor. and b., steam heat. ... 81 %
2009 10Th. !or.. baths. hot water...... 50 90
2i3i Pa. ave. Tor. aud b.............. $50
1913 Irving ST.. Tor. and b.. furnace. 40 80
iii q St, rooms and bath. ............. IS 90
ITO 10Th. rooms and bath. steam. 30 J3
1908 lth St. Ir. and Observation-Disclosures. p 30
2l3 I ST. me- Sr. and L.. furnace. ........ -. so
4l3-2i ny. ave. Sc. Or. and b. ......... 30 30
80 Girard ST.. GT. and b.. furnace. ..... 81 ID
2Jl l4th st. Sc, Or. and b.. furnace. 20 80
FLATS
Wyoming. 8 rooms and bath. .......... S6J 90
Cl!nbourne, fiat. furnished. ) (subletl 60 90
Woodley. rooms and bath (subletb ...... 5000
Rockingham, 8 rooms aud bath (subiet =. so 90
1908 18th ST.. rooms and bath. ........ $500
Cltnbourne. Or. and b. tsuheb ........... ~. 0O
Clihbourne. 5 and bath lsublet " 1000
Rockingham, Ar. and h. (sublet) .... 40 90
CiifbOurne. rooms and bath (subletJ 81 90
I'LL q ST. rooms and la ........... b 90
CliGbOurne. tsubletJ ......... 1000
1i6l Willard ST.. or. and b........,..., 1880
WOodley, rooms and bath (suhlet) ...... 30 90
ITO 10th St, rooms anu bath. steam. 5000
1868 Willard St. q rooms and bath. 27.5c
1l,D Willard rooms. hath. ........... $3.50
43l-4l Tenn. ave. ne. 5r. and b. ii 80
STORAGE AND WORKSHOPS.
5l-G1 en- st.-Warehousa and stables $50 90
Rear 92l d St. large space. 2JxGD. ....... 20 90
Stable 92l u st. n.w....... 10 90
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sos Sc l0r. b. $40 go 1922 10th Sc, Or b. 80
ZIG 9th sc. Tor. b. 30 80 1902 ID Sc 6r b.. II 80
q 9th ne. sr. b. 81 On, 215 18th 6r b. 30
CPL NV. Sr. b. 81 80 l4l9 Duncan .6r. bi5. 30
300 Sc Or. h.. 2750I ZIG Sc. Or. .....15 90
9l4 & av Sr b. 21t i32 Ind store Is. 90
637 4.h me- Or h. .25!ni FLATS.
8O3 Sth ne. 6r b. % 30 632 ne. Or. b. IN. 30
623 + me- Or b.. $50 900 18th ne. Or. b.. %. 80
105 18th Sc. Or. b. 2550 1914 Mass Or bel. 30
1929 S c seSr b. 30 GOO 18th ne. 5r. h. .23. 20
800 9Th ne7r b sta 235O 18th & So. Ar /. p 30
l445 Pa av Sc Or b % 30 1874 Sc 5r b.. 20. so
1852 En- son Or b. % 80 10 Sc, 5r. b. 90
l429 G sto. DIV. % 30 AIT 18th ne. 5r bill. 90
1908 Ga Sc, Or 80 HOS 18th Sc. Ar. b. 1000
1441 Sc. Or. b. ..2a so 1447 f Cap. Or. b 30
5i5 18th Sc Or. b. 10 80 1877 Duncan Ar b14. 90
APARTMENTS.
The I0udoun, 314 +. Cap. & 6r.. b.. s35 and $40
The Newton 9Th & E ne. Or: b.. $50 to $35.
The Colcord, 80 f. Cap. Or. b.. $32. 80.
The Glendower. q 9th ne. 5r.. b.. $25 to $50
4O1 East Cap. Or. b.. $50 90.
The Walton. 16 9TH Sc. ar, b.. 5000.
1913 18th ne. 5r.. b.. S27. so.
The Lavinia, 61s F ne. Ar. b.. $3.50.
2lS 4th Sc. 5r, b., $3.50.
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1900 Fairm't. l5r. 2b$I5.00
DO 10Th NV. Tor, b. 80. 90
1902 Calvert. Sr. ID. $3.50
407 G NV. Tor. b. $3.50
40 n Y av NV. Sr. b. 80. 20
2321 Q NV, 7r. b. $50
1909 Both NV, Tor. b.S5. so
GlS NJ NV. Sr. b. .S5. so
552 Col I'd NV. Sr, b. %. 90
LangdOn. ID g. Tor. ..25. 80
l34S Wallach. Or. BIS. 50
I01 9th ne. CT. b. %. 80
STO
703 ii ne, 1r. store. 5000
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aGI IT sw ,r " sIa q ,SiG Az Or ami o ~
12Ss Halt Sc. Ar. b.. 49, . l4G2 Sc Or ~, 80
232 l. sw. Or w.. 80 35S II sw. 5r. W. 1880
ia So. Or. W.. 1900 b. Leonard. $50 AZ sw
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t43 LOUISIANA ave- NV
SlS Il st. NV. store. ......... .$16OCC
900 18th ST. NV furnished, 17r, 3b. %. $500
1888 X St NV lar 2b fur. heat ...... COCO
l2l Nd ave. ne. AR, baths; steam hit $500
1914 st. NV IL rooms bath h.-w. heat so 90
1900 Water st. sw store and dwelling. :. $500
22l0 LIST ST. NV, 10 rooms bath, furnace $3.50
1913 Pa. Sc. large store & cel heat. $500
1919 L at. NV. fiat. Or. tiled bath. .... $500
1908 Water st. sw.. store & dwelling. 5000
913 18th me-, st. & dwg Or, b., INV. heat $3.50
Pill St ne, 6 rooms bath. ........ $3.50
105 Sth st. Sc. fiat Or. tiled bath. $3.50
1345 LIST 1T. NV. new. 6r.. tiled bath. 25. 40
1919 lat ST. NV, Or. tiled la ........ 235O
Sc o st. NV. Or, tiled bath ........... 1880
1885 n. c. ave. ne Or. tiled bath, Turn. 23.40
l149 18th st. NV, 6 rooms. .............. 22.5
3O1 18th s.w.. I'd & Sd floors 7r.. b.. 2250
119 X ST. NV. Or. observation-disclosures. 2150
1851 Il st. ne. 6 rooms, bath, cellar. 2O.5O
343l Brightwood ave. NV, fat. 5r.. bath 1850
1929 18th ST. ne. Or, b.. cellar. 1850
Balls court NV, shop NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
Alb 10TH st. Sc, fiat, rooms. bath. 1900
223 Sd st. s.w.. fiat, Or. b.............. 1900
121 18th st. ne, fat. 4 rooms. la til 80. 1900
643 Louisiana ave. NV, entire 4th door.. 1000
Rear PIG 18th st. n 3 rooms ........ 800
1919 ~, st. s.w.. shop. 500
21J 18th ST. ne, rooms ............... 80
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FOR RENT FLOYD f. DAVIS. 7TH AND f S.W.
18th and Md sw. 125l X sw, Or ~ so
lumber yard. 1925. 90 1900 Water at sw,
6lS Is sw CIR. b.. 100 store x dwelling. As 90
1906 Il NV. Sr. b.. 40. go 1902 Water st sw.
136Sla Ga Or. .11.50 store & dwelling. 80 90
1906 Water st sw. 1904 Water st sw,
store & dwelling 1000 store & dwelling. 30. 90
1908 Water st sw. 1914 Half Sc. Or. :. l so