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The Negro Is Interested.

mo republican speaker discusses eco'
nomic questions before q colored audience
and yet the negro Is interested in every
economic question that affects the white
man. With most Of the negroes raising
cotton and scarcely any employed in fao-
tories. high tariff would be hard to JUS
tify before a negro audience. It Is an In
suit to his intelligence as well as to his
patriotism to suggest. as the republican
leaders constantly do. that he thinks OF
no questions except those that arise be-
tween the races. :.
Mr.. Bryan will make no more addresses
after today until the convention has acted
and the campaign opens. He will be. in
telegraphic touch with Denver all the
time, and 1t is a certainty that he will not
take his hand from the throttle for mo-
ment. He Is assured by his friends thas
the convention is his own. N. O. NJ.
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Manitoba Grain Man Dead.

WINNIPEG, Man. June 27.-Robert
Muir. a prominent Manitoba grain mer-
chant and former president OF the winni.
peg Grain Exchange. died today.
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economic question To negro who called
upon him yesterday he said he intends to
talk to the negro in this campaign about
his economic place in the nation and not
as a political pawn or asset.
The republican party has made po!it.
:cal capital out Of the negro for third
Of a century. Mr.. Bryan claims In many
of the close states it has. won Its election
by the negro vote. and in the states where
1t has had power it has never treated the
negro any better than he has been treated
by the democrats. In other words, In the
northern states the democrats without re-
ceiving support from the negro vote. have
been as friendly to him as republicans
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An Unusual Case.

When he was asked II this was not an
unusual move tc be made in seeking a
new trial OF case, and whether he was
r. touch with his client In making the
move, Mr.. Donaldson said: Yes. it is an
unusual move. but you must remember Il
It an unusual case. In all the history OF
practice in this jurisdiction I have never
known another jury. except in a murder
case. to be confined, and even then not
for so long a time. My Client il either
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Color Question Active.

The callers were abashed for a moment
until their leader said: We'll, Col. Harris.
we could not expect anything else from
a southern democrat. but we surely have
right to expect different treatment from
the republican party" And they voted the
democratic ticket to rebuke the republic
ans. The old animosity Is still alive and
fuel has been added to the flames by re-
cent events. Anti-Taft negro clubs are
forming in the cities In Nebraska and
Kansas.
Mr.. Bryan is going after the negro vot-
er, not on the race question, but on the
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After luncheon and . three-hour chat.
during which the affairs of the War De-
partment were discussed with the Presi-
dent and Gen Wright. Secretary TAFT
climbed on board one OF the big secret
service automobiles and departed in a
dust cloud for Jersey City. where he
hoped to catch the 4:oO train for Wash
ington. He took with him Mr.. Ward, who
was to so as far as New York. Mr.. Taft
refused to talk politics or to tell much
concerning the happenings at the con-
questions about politics with the Taft
smile.
Gen. Wright and myself talked over
War Department matters with President
Roosevelt" he said when questioned about
the conference. There was not time
enough to 60 thoroughly into the bust
ness. SO Gen. Wright is to come down to
Washington Monday to finish the talk
We will go over the work in all its details
then and I will clear up the work Of my
Office
A question about the Craftsmanship OF
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McCarty-Reese Realty Go. Bell 100. 2115 3rd ave. Peoples S6
FARMS FOR SALE. HOmeSeekerS Attention

We are selling 17,O00 acres richest land in Texas, in farms. Makes $100 to $500 in vegetables; $200 to $500 in trop- ical fruit; fine alfalfa, corn, wheat and cotton land. Can make two crops of corn. Can see early vegetables grow ing ready to market. Will pay for ticket if come in March and buy. This special offer won't be repeated. Buy ticket to Uvalde, stop here. Wire us when start. Will pay expense if mis- represented. Read this letter:
 Pittsburg, Kan, February 15, 190S Montgomery & Douglass, San Antonio, Tex.
 entlenlen-Replying to your recent favor asking for an expression of my Texas, from which place I have just re- turned, I wish to say that l found everything exactly as represented in your literature, and even much better. | was so pleased with the land that a you know. l purch ased 40 acres and in tend to increase the amount In a short time If I can arrange to do so. I can say for this land. that it contains the richest soil I have ever had the pleas ure of looking upon, and 1 say this after giving 1t a thorough test. If you want to refer any prospective buy CTS to me, on my judgment, you can do so, as l think I know good thing when I see it. a.
 (signedD MATTIO GONDUSA.
 This letter speaks for itself. Any bank at Pittsburg will tell you MT: Gondusa is a good business man and wealthy. He took precaution to bring expert with him to test soil before buy ing. He has option on 2000 acres more
 MONTGOMERY & DOUGLASS,
 40 Alamo Bank Bldg,
 San Antonio, Tex.
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FOR RENT APRIL 1st.
NOPruSIDE

NORTHSlDE. 1403 5th avenue, rooms, $15 216 Elyton street. bath 5 rooms, $l4. 1114 16th street, bath, rooms, $2O. 1011 16th street, bath, rooms SIS. 9O6 18th street. rooms, $l5. I136 9Oth street, bath, electric, , rooms, $20. 1114 3d avenue, bath. hall and rooms, S25. sO1 2d ave- bath, cleo, stable, 6-r, $22.50. SIP 17th st., bath, gas rec. hall S-r, s375O. 2220 Sth av, bath, gas, s. TO, 9-ro, S32. 5O. 1617 sth ave, bath gas, cleo, 9-ro, s5o.oO. 2326 5th avenue, bath, gas. 10 rooms, $50.
 SOUTHSIDE. S01 18th street, bath, rooms, $1S.50 SIT 16th street, bath, 5 rooms, $19 800 21st street, bath. electric, rooms, s2O. 1923 Avenue ''D,' bath , rooms, SIS. 2e16 Ave. e." bath, electric. rooms, $50 526 18th street, 6 rooms, s2o. 1912 Av. H, bath, cleo, 6-r, $22.50. 1920 Ave "F,'' bath, electric, rooms, $3o. sos 18th street, rooms. s2o. 514 10th street, bath, rooms, $25. 1921 18th street. furnished $40; ' rooms. $35. 17O6 14th ave, gas, cleo, fur, S-r, $40. 1130 18th st., bath, cleo. s. TO, S-r, S3o. s21 18th street, furnished rooms. $oo 2o12 10th ave, gas, recep. hall, 9-r., $45 J109 18th street modern, g rooms, $60
 STORES AND OFFICES. Room g, Ala. Bank Bldg, s15. Room 9, 1121s N. 21st street, S.5O. Room 5, 11215 N. Fist street, s7.5O Front room, 20211s 1st avenue, s25. Office, 1O6 North 21st street, 2-story, s4o. Lodge room. 2131s N. 18th street, s6O. 213 South 20th street, s25 2109 2d avenue, S125.
 2317 2d avenue, $50.
 2221 2d avenue, $50.
 2219 2d avenue, $50.
 Avenue "G'' and 18th street. $2O. 401 South 18th street, $25. 53o S. 18th street, store and rooms, s2o. 22S S. 2Oth street, s25.
 w. B. LEEDY & co
 Phones 2. 112 North Ast st
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sLoss IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
Notice of Stockholders Meeting of
 Sloss Iron and Steel Company.

In accordance with the bylaws, notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Sloss Iron and Steel company will be held at the office of the company in Birmingham, Ala bama, on Wednesday, April l. 1908, at l2 o'clock, noon, to elect directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.
 Books for the transfer of stock will be closed from March 21, 1908, at 12 o'clock noon, to April 4, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 E. l.. MORRIS. Secretary. 3-15-17-20-24-27.
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MINGE REALTY GO.
POS North Fist St.

FOR RENT -NORTHS1DE. rooms, fiat, 221S ave. sSO 6 rooms 316 N. IS St., $22.5O. rooms, S17 2d Ave, $15. rooms, 22 Ave. & "A St, sl2.5o. rooms, SIS N. 20 Ave, sl5. 5 rooms, 2419 20 Ave, $l5 roms, SIS N. 19 St., SIS. 10 rooms, No 150O Ave, $5o rooms, s20 N. 19 St, s45.
 sOUTHSIDE. room fiat, 1757 13 Ave, $40. room flat, 1006 s. 16 St, SSo. room flat, 1909 12 Ave. s47.5 rooms, 1021, IS St., $40. rooms, ITS, 12 Ave, s3S. rooms. 1017 S. IA St.. $40. rooms, 1014 12 St., $45 rooms. No 5000 Ave. H., s9lo rooms, No. 2915 Ave. H., s325o 10 rooms, 2O05 Ave. C., s4o. rooms, 715 S. 21 St. s7oo. 6 rooms. 519 S. 26 St., s2o rooms. 1901 Ave. J., S6O. 10 rooms, 1929 Ave. J., S75 rooms, BIOS, Ave. F., s2o 5 rooms, 1701 Ave. G., s2o.
 STORES. 305 s. 20 St., s90. 2 Ave. & IS St, cor, S5. 4 Ave. & IS St., cor, $7o. 1os N. IS St.. 80. 2O24 Second Ave, $2oo. 42O N. 26 St., $135. 1912 Fourth Ave, s6o. soo 9 rooms Greer Bldg, 22 & 3 Ave- szo Room over Peoples Tel. Co.,. sl5.
 R. MCCONNELL 6 CO, Phones S1O. Ziua oo A'e
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ittoyour measure and send 1t to you on strict guar antee of sstisfaction or money refunded and have put my price 10 low that anybody, rich or poor, can buy It. Remember, make 1t to your order-send It to you-you wear itand fit doesnt satisfy you you The banks or any responsible citizen in Marshall will
 tell you that fs the way do business-aiways aDso lutely the square and have sold to thousands of people this way for the past ive years. Remember. use salves, no harness, no lies no fakes just give you straight business deal at price c. E. CROOKS, eo,, Brooke Dlds.. MaFshsIl, Mich
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Three special bargains on Fountain Heights:
 One five-room house, bath, all city con- veniences, low price and easy terms; see this.
 One seven-room house, newly papered, electric lights, all sanitary connections, large lot, choice fruit This is a spe- cial bargain if taken at once Also a beautiful nine-room, modern resi- dence: elegantly finished; large lot; ample shade; very close price. These must be seen to be appreciated. We also have neat four-room house in Ensley, corner. at $1450; could not be duplicated under $1S00; some one will want a four-room house and four acres truck land we offer near Gate City at S1000. ,.---zz..
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MORGAN CREDITED WITH THE ADVANCE Makes Capital of Royal Recep-
 ton In Europe RAILROADS IN DILEMMA At Loss to Find Safe Course to Steer and Avoid the Big Stick-New
 York Building Trades
 Is Dull.
BY w. G. NICHOLAS.

New York March 14--Mr. Morgan sets the credit for having been instrumental in large part for the rise in the stock mar let which carried prices up 3 to 8 points
 on most of the active issues The feature
 of the buying was the large volume of business originating in London.
 This line of orders was distributed very carefully at first so as not to attract af- tention to the source, but later in the
 week everybody seemed to know where the buying came from. MT. Morgan seems
 to have capitalized as a market factor
 the f1attering attentions bestowed upon
 him by royalty, and to have made the
 most of his art exhibit in a business way Wall street finds intimate connection
 between the wholesale buying of Amer ican stocks for London account and the
 magnate's social triumphs. The indorse- ment of royalty is very important con-
 sideration in the European capitals. As
 a part of the budget of gossip from the i other side came reports that MT Nor gan had not only inspired British and
 continental investors with enthusiasm for our stocls but that he had also made arrangements for great sums of money for New York Central, New Haven, Erie
 
 way. It pleased Wall street to give cred
 ence to this sort of gossip, and to mako the most of it in market sense.
 It Is known among people of importance that MT. Morgan is the greatest operator
 in the stock market ever seen in Wall street. His campaigns are conducted on a. prodigious scale, dwarfing into nsigniH- canoe the dealings of E. H. Hartman F. c. Prick, John w. Gates and all the rest of the high rollers and spectacular plung
 CTS. Mir. Morgan when he engages in one of his campaigns enlists the active cooperation of formidable following, embracing such giant traders and ln- vestors as Norman B. Ream, w. K. Van derbilt James J. Hill and long list Of rich New Workers and Londoners, who
 follow him blindly when given the in- spired word. It is not generally believed that MT. Morgan in this demonstration
 intended more than a good sized turn for
 the purpose of giving foreign investors confidence in our securities and to trim the shorts on the New York Stock ex-
 change, who in their followings had be-
 come annoyingly aggressive. It is com monly conceded that the general business
 situation does not warrant an important
 and permanent bull movement at this 1 junctune.
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GEORGE BILBE, Agent
LEGAL NOTICES
Bell 6l. 1131s Fist St.

Gravel Roads.
 Bids will be received at Montgomery. Ala, by the Board of Revenue, until F o'clock, noon. March 16, for grading and gravelling ten miles of the Mobile road; ten miles of the Carter Hill road and about three and one-half miles of the Banner and Dublin road. Specifications on file in the office of county engineer. The right to reject any or all bids is re. served. J. T. BULLEN,
 3-5-S-15 County Engineer. sInss IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
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SMITH & STILLMAN 205 and 6 Hood Bldg.
FOR RENT

Store for soft drink business, right at en- trance to Terminal station. Fine South 2Oth street business location Store; small but very desirable, on North F 18th, between 3d and 4th. House of nine rooms on 9th avenue. be- tween 18th and 20th; best possible loea- ton for rooming house. Prettiest cottage in West End; block oi car; all conveniences. Six rooms: in fine repair; close in on South 20th street; second floor. Cottage, five rooms, modern, one block oi Terminal station. Cottage, five rooms, 1906 18th avenue, N. Offices for rent, second floor, central loca- ton.
 GEORGE BILBE. Agent
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Total for the year .$9S. %

As may be seen these garments do not need to be purchased every year. The economical woman will buy her winter gown one year and her coat the
 next, alternating all her purchases III similar fashion.
 Tn the schedule prepared by Harper'5
 Bazar. however allowance is made for
 but one pair of black kid gloves at
 S1 50 to be purchased every tnrs9
 years and one pair of light kid gloves
 to be purchased ever yfour years. TO
 the average woman, with any sociai
 affiliations such an allowance IS ap-
 surd, as gloves are one Of the mos A essentinal items in the well-dresse woman's wardrobe. For the womafl who has little social life and IS de voted to her family and does most Fl her own sewing, the schedule quots'I
 forms an excellent basis for caicula
 tion.
 wape-earnng woman, whose occupy
 tion compels her to be always well dresA
 cd "ben soigne" and whose social ali
 ations compel the purchase or mol
 than one pair of gloves once in fo,t
 years declares it to be impossible
 dress on such a paltry sum as sloo
 less than S2OO," she said. 'I have to hiri all my underwear made, as well as mi
 gowns. for I haven't anyone to take s', stitch for me or even darn my stochlhss. can't even trim my own hats. ooihS
 women are always boasting of that ac- complishment My tailor suit lasts me at least two seasons, and get hand
 some gown in between, and underwears shirt waists and evtras when l can. Her schedule is as follows:
 Best gown (velveD ..................soo.v .vv raiioi 15. % Shoes ........ ..... '.-.'.''''''. oo Underwear ..... ..... .... ..l-....... 70 .oo Summer gowns and shirt waists go .oo Accessories ........ ..... ..........''' iA'0o $9o0 % This schedule may be modified at Wilt but is an outline which Is usually Iol- lowed by the woman of moderate means. The allowance for accessories IS mercy nominal. It is the little accessories or dress which often count for more In the anpearance of a well-gowned woman than inc expense of the costume, ana better to buy one less gown ana spsnu inc difference on these little accessorles: Another point which the economicai woman must consider is neatness When one can afford only the most measre wardrobe. ones hope of attractveness lies in being immaculate in season ana out of season.
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WHAT THE WARDROBE OF
 A WOMAN SHOULD COST

man never appears so attractive or so womanly as in the softly flowing drape- res of the modern tea gown or house dress.
 An excellent schedule for the average womans wardrobe is as follows:
 FOR WINTER WEAR
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WEST END-5 ROOMS

Cottage one block of cars, is almost new, has front and back porch es, cabinet mantels, hard oil finish. bath, gas, outhouses. Lot 50x190 feet. Buy this now and you will soon sell it for $3500. Price only s2750; terms easy. (C 26)
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FOR RENT, APRIL 1, 1908

NORTHs1DE. 4 rooms. 7ls 18th street, Si5. rooms, 5225 1st avenue, s1O. } rooms, 1908 Shirley avenue, Sl5 , rooms, 4626 1st avenue, S2O 5 rooms, 216 filth street, $20. 5 rooms, 1927 14th street, S2.50. rooms 1519 Allen street, Sl6. 6 rooms, 2421 sth avenue Sl7.S0. 6 rooms, 72O 18th street, S20 ( rooms. 5ls 22nd street, s25. 6 rooms, 1903 Sth avenue, S25. ' rooms, 1126 Huntsville avenue, S25. s rooms, 1614 9th avenue, $40. g rooms, 2S16 7th avenue, s45.
 SOUTHSIDE. rooms 1908 Avenue 1, S12.50. rooms, 2505 Avenue F, s15. rooms, S22 Wheeless St, SIS 5 rooms 9004 Avenue F, SIS. rooms 3704 Avenue F, $20. rooms, 1903 Florida street SEQ. , rooms, 1115 16th street, S30 rooms 2217 Avenue E. sl5 rooms, 2016 Avenue D, SEQ 6 rooms, SO4 18th street, $20. 6 rooms, 1920 18th street, $35. rooms, 623 20th street, S25. rooms 919 Alabama street, $50. rooms, sos 14th street, $9O : rooms, 2601 Avenue D, $30 rooms, lS0s Avenue B. $3250. rooms, 927 10th street, s35. ' rooms S24 22nd street, $S5. rooms, 1928 14th avenue. $40. : rooms, 1012 Eula street, $50. rooms, ITS 12th avenue $99.SS. s rooms, S19 Bradley street sS5. 8 rooms, 1912 Alabama street, $37.50. s rooms SIS Bradley street, $40. rooms. 1921 18th street $40. rooms, 2S30 Avenue G, $40. rooms, 1707 10th avenue $45 rooms 1709 14th avenue, $50. F rooms, S13 12th street. $45. D rooms, 1900 12th avenue, s6O. 15 rooms, 1O12 18th street, $10O
 APARTMENTS. rooms, 1909 12th avenue S., steam heat water, etc., furnished, 80.
 STORES. Some well located stores for rent. Call and see complete list J. L. YANCEY R. E. & INS. C(
 11S N. Fist St, Phones 606.
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FOR SALE

$30O0-s1000 cash, balance one and two years, for lot 90x40 feet. with two 4- room tenement houses, 9th alley, near 26th street, half block of new Terminal station.
 $2O0O-Half cash, balance on terms, lot 75 feet front. with broom cottage, Ina street, between 18th and 14th avenues, North Highlands. Cheap little home. s75O-Pretty corner lot, 4Ox14O feet, 18th street and 18th avenue, North High lands. one block of cars, $250 cash, bal ance $15 per month.
 S300--1-S cash, balance 1 and 2 years, 100 feet fronting on Avenue E and Belt railroad. corner, opposite ground held at $50 per foot.
 S2o0O lot 25x140 feet. Avenue c. near 21st street; fine for warehouse. blacksmith shop or tenements; was held at s30o0.
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SO5O

Three-room house, two blocks of car; $luO cash, balance $15 month. s5500-Mode1n, six-room, furnace-heated home on S0th street. Norwood; hot and cold bath, gas, electric lights, large lot, chandeliers in every room; this is bargain.
 s4OOO-Eight-room, modern, new home on 23d street i,oj til, in walking distance of town facing east, and is rented for sS0.
 s1750-Four-room house and three lots; Both street woodlawn; $50 cash, bal ance easy; now is your chance get busy if you want $2 for $l. Don't forget Belle Haven; we have few more lots left at the easy terms of s1O per month; and remember these will be worth double this amount in two years time; prices, $275 to s45O s2650-New fve-room modern cottage at Central park, one block of car line; all street improvements in. s25O cash, balance like rent; has sanitary connections, electric lights and hot and cold bath.
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Don't Wear
 A Truss

Brooks Appliance Is . new scientific discovery with automatic air cush- ions that draws the broken parts together and binds them as you would O bro ken limb. It absolutely holds firmly and comfort ably and never slips;
 always light and cool and conforms to every move- ment of the body without chafing or hurting. I make
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NEAR GLEN IRIS

5000 Cash Eight Rooms
 Almost new. has eight large rooms, bath, servants house. largo basement, pretty electric fixtures and mantels, fine plumbing, furnace heat. This is a well planned and built house and will bear the closest inspection. The price is only s600O. C 25)
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS
Worth $65oo.
Price $55oo

Seven rooms and bath, two stories. modern and on a very high lot fronting south; best part of 10th avenue. l believe this is the only real sacrifice in the Highlands. and it takes only $2000 to get it. CT 26)
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FOR. RENT

2S16 9th avenue north. s rooms, $50. 2416 4th avenue, north. 8 rooms, $45. 630 North 18th street, rooms, s3l 30 1904 Tuscaloosa avenue, 8 rooms, $2o 1407 Tuscaloosa avenue, 10 rooms, s30. 2225 Arlington avenue. 10 rooms, SiO 1920 18th avenue, south, rooms. $40. 1880 11th avenue, south, rooms, S45. Ills South 16th street, rooms, $S2.5O. I215 South 18th street, F rooms, $6o. 1219 South 18th street, rooms SSl .oo 261S Avenue G, rooms, $17 50. 2620 Avenue G, rooms, $17.5O. 1OO4 St. Charles street, rooms, S4o. 1916 St Charles street. 10 rooms. soo. 1O14 South 12th street, rooms. s4o. 1707 10th avenue, south, rooms, Si5. 1OO6 South 14th street. rooms $40. 2o3s 18th avenue, south, rooms, S45. 1909 12th avenue, south, rooms, s4l.oo' 210e 14th avenue south, rooms, soo 10e1h South 20th street, 20 rooms, SI5 We have some very desirable stores ioi
 rent also, which we would be glad tt
 show you.
 w. N. MALONE 6 GO. Real Estate, Insurance, Rentals ane
 Loans. 219 N. 21st St, Phones lzSs.
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Corals and Cameos-We arc offering several hundred Mon- day at special prices.
 E. w. BR0MBERG. l
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FOR SALE

close in.
 $4500-Los 15Ox15S seven-room, brand new residences; modern, Fountain Heights; S1200 cash, balance one, two and three years, per cent. $5575-Lot 50x250; eight rooms on car line, 29th street. South Highlands. $4500-Lot 50x140; eight-room residence; near Lakeview, on Highland avenue. $1500-Lot 40x140; five-room cottage and hall; East Birmingham; $100 cash, bal ance S15 per month; rents for $l5 per month.
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FOR RENT

GS-SOUTHSIDE. 507 23rd st., rooms, $15.
 GS-NORTHSIDE. 714-716 18th st., 22 rooms, $50. 660 18th st., rooms, $40.
 DWELLINGS-SM 531 Emma Ave, rooms, $15.
 DWELLINGS-W 2S7 Old No. 50th, rooms, S11
 A. R. DEARBORN & co.
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Governmental finances are attracting in
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From present appearances it is going to be a hard year for the building trades in New York. Carpenters who were getting $4 to s4.50 day last year and not caring particularly about em- ployment at that, are soliciting work by the thousands at $2 day.
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M N MALONE & co.
FOR SALE.

Real Estate, Insurance, Rentals ano
 Loans. 219 N. 2lst St, Phones l2Ss