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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18

Miss Ruth Adalnson, of Terre
Haute, Indiana, is the guest of
Miss Della Majors. Miss Andam-
son plans to spend the winter here
and at Florida resorts.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18

Just opened 800 Ladies
fine Skirts great bargains
don't fail to see them
Great Rail Road Wreck
Sale.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18
The College On Wheels

The "College on Wheels" was
met with open arms by the farm
ers of this section when it arrived
at 200 o'clock, Saturday after
noon. Long before the hour for
the train to arrive crowds had
gathered at the A, b. & A. depot
awaiting it, and it is estimated
that fully five hundred were on
hand.
The tour of the train has been Il
grand triumphant one and its re-
ception here was not any less en-
thusiastic than at other points
along it's route. Nearly every
place of business was deserted
while the train was here.
Dean Soule. president of the col
lege was in charge, and was ably
assisted by a corp of professors
from the college. Lectures on sub
jects of vital Importance to the
farmers were listened to with rapt
attention and the exhibits and ex-
pcriments were viewed with inter
est.
The train remained here almost
two hours and departed for Wen
ma where another two hours was
spent and it then returned to
Brunswick. 1t has been demon
strated all along the route of the
train that the idea is an excellent
one and will probably be an annual
feature
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18

Just received 900 dozen
Ladies and Gents pure
linen Handkerchiefs Sigh
thy solid, Csc soc 75c 81
values on sale for lie.
Great Rail Road Wreck
Sale.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18

Just opened S large cases
Lemberquins, table covers,
scarfs, to appreciate them
they must be seen at the
Great Rail Road Reck Eale.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18

Rev. E. G. Bragg will preach
at the Oakridge school house next
aft On. m.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-18

Just opened IS Ladies
Tailor made Suits going at
about 1-3 actual value, call
to see them before all are
gone. Great Rail Road
Wreck Sale.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-09
4.44.f4,4,sf4.f.fF4
REAL ESTATE NOTES ;

One OF the most successful sales of
suburban realty ever held in New Jer-
sey was that of the Glen Ridge prop
erty by the Simpson Merritt Company
last week. The property in question
fronts on R~idgewood avenue. Broad
street and Sunset avenue, and all lots
were sold at the uniform price of $500
each. The splendid demand for these
lots is pointedly indicative of the in
terest taken in New Jersey property
of the better class. such as the Slmp-
son-Merritt people invariably present.
II is stated that out of h 12S lots
offered eighty were sold on the first
Saturday and Sunday afternoons, the
hours being confined to 1 to 5 o'clock.
Many sales hav been effected since.
Most of the buyers at the sale were
home seekers. many of whom expect
TO build soon. Some few who bought
for speculation made quick terms,
profits of 800 and more having been
paid to them for pairs of lots within
the first hour of the sale. The Simp-
son-Merritt Company is now devel-
oping one of the choicest parcels of
land within a radius of twenty-five
miles of New York city. which will be
offered to the public between now and
September.
Real estate has not as yet taken on
the rush" it should be showing, but
brokers claim things are fast ap-
preaching that stage.
The two double store and fiat build
ings at $50 and 1856 South Orange ave
nue. were sold by John Meier, of 1872
Broad street, to a local investor for
$751; 100.
1t is hoped the new theatre, on
which work is being started, at 2O7-21l
MARKET street will be the beginning of
further improvements IN that valu-
able and very busy thoroughfare.
There is plenty of room Cor improve
ment on his street. commencing on
either side of Broad street.
Frankel & Gross, the real estate OPP
orators of 23S Washington street, have
recently acquired a tract of land on
South Clinton street and South Orange
avenue embracing twenty-five lots.
where they intend erecting twenty-five
two-family houses at a cost of over
500, 600, plans for ten of which are
ready. The houses are to contain
every known improvement. including
steam heat, electric light and artistic
decorations. Hyman Rosensohn is the
architect.
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CAN BE o~YERn0NE.

Why didn't o hire that lawyer I
recommended? He needs business"
We'll, his office was so cluttered up
with BE brief and This is my busy
day signs that l didn't have the nerve
to offer him my little thousand-dollar
fee."-Louisville Courier journal
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FRANKEL & GROSS
2, 3O8. 303a, METROPOLITAN Bill
sInAr,s BARGAINS.

SDOA1S BAktAlNS.
81, 50o-House on Springfield av.: lot T7x20S.
81, 600-House. 3 rooms: Napoleon St. lot 25x100.
50. 60O-House, 8 rooms; Palm St. lot 56x100.
50, 20o-2-family house; Waydell St; lot 25x1oo.
81. Dollhouse Canal St lot 1896.
50. S00-Store and 2-famfly house; Rodwell av..;
25xl0o.
50. 50o-House, 6 rooms; Palm st. lot 60x100.
So, G00-House; barn; Park av.; lot 75x150.
So, 500-Eouse, IL rooms: Cutler St lot 22x92.
So, 900-Brick house. 6 rooms, all improvements;
North 18th st: lot 25x100.
81, Dollhouse. s rooms, all improvements; e.
Orange; LOT 40x100.
s4.6oo-House, 9 rooms. all improvements; North
5th St; lot 25x100.
81, 2oo-House. IL rooms, all improvements;
Pennsylvania av.; 25xl00.
Sc. 000-House. 10 rooms, all improvements;
Pennsylvania av.; 25x100.
IS, 000-Two-femily, all improvements; Penning-
ton st. lot 25x100.
$12, 000-Fine residence, - rooms; stable; Os-
horne terrace; lot 50x150.
sl2, 000-Fin residence. 10 rooms; stable; Plain
field. N. J.: lot 159x175.
SMOOTHING residence. II rooms, all improve
ments. Railway, n. j.; lot 120x150.
$40. 000-Fine residence. 10 rooms, all improve
ments; w. Orange; lot 1OOx30O.
Also Bargains; Farms and County Residences.
APPLY 1888 BROAD ST, NEWARK, N. ].
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70 EAL
Special Real Estate D-ays--Tuesdays and Fridays.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY


SO. 18TH ST.-Best part; lot 25x1O0; Q rooms
and bath; all improvements; price 300;
easy terms. j,
So. 18TH Slot 4Ox1o0: II rooms and bath
can easily be made for 6 families; 5000;
cash, $1.400.
ELIZABETH Av.-Two good brick houses; 10
rooms and bath each; all improvements VIII
be sold cheap to close estate.
BATHGATE Pilot s7x1OO; house, 10 rooms
and bath; all improvements GOOD place 10
erect apartment house; price and terms right.
ASToR sT.-Brick house,; 6 rooms; water and
gas; price 81, 600.
CHADWICK Av.-6-family house; all i'm
p~rovements; good lot; rent, $l'14o; price,
$40, 500.
FIRST ST.-Modern house; s rooms ana oath;
all improvements will exchange for store
property in Rcseville and add cash.
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REAL
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

Nehemiah L. Tunis ct al to John
Z. Fleissner. s s Walnut st, 81
# G fir Van Buren, st, 25x100.... $1,2
Edmund P. Backus to John
Casale. G s Stone st. 95 # n fir
F. It. Frelinghuysen's land, %
x98
John Casale to Christina Cor
setti, same property............
Oscar Kean Especial mastery to
John S. Cruiser, s S Orange st.
70 TT e fr Roseville av, 26X100;
and other tract. go
Michael Nol to Frederick ].
Steiger, W S Geneva st, 2S5 TT S
fr Helen pl, 37x10O..............
Same to same, W s Geneva st. GAG
# S fr Helen pl. 37x100..........
Salvatore Nittoli to Charles Bag
mole. e S Sheffield st, rs TT S FIR
sth av, 46x95.
Henry Reinhardt to Carl Fell. e
S Elm road, so TT S fir Garrison
Z st
Mary F.. Libby and hus to Frank
S. Pearce, s s Central av, 1876 TT
W fir Hudson st. 60X234 ..........
John Fl. Dunn & Sons to John
Coffey, S S 18th av, It's fl G fir
s. 18th st, 25x175 ...............
Henry Tannenberg to Morris
Hammer ct al, W S Somerset st,
2OS # s fir Waverly pl..........
Therese Bosch to Superior
Realty Co, e s Hunterdon st.
80 IT n fr Rose st, 25x25. ........ s.
Superior Realty Co. to Henry
Tannenberg ct al, W s Mon
mouth st, 292 TT n fr Waverly
pl, 35X95.
TOWNSHIPS.
Della T. Swanson to John Bailey.
Nutley, $ s Avondale I'd. 500 TT
e fir Pasasic av, 50x207 ..........
Nutley Realty Co. to Ida L.. Mes
ser, Nutley, S e S Sylvan pl, $50
# S w FIR Vreeland av........,..
William L. Newton ct al to Law
renee f. Brown, e. Orange. n s
Central av, ALB TT n fir Mum av,
3Sx123 a.
Mary Alice Matthews to Homer
j. Mernin, Orange, n e s Minton
pl, $50 # S fr Scotland st, 35x
13S H.
Lemuel M. Brooks to Virginia w.
Brooks, Bloomfield, s S Peloubet
st, 1858 # w fir Orange ST, 90x1S4
Elmira S. Miller to same, Bloom
field, same property. ..........
James Wilson to Elizabeth Dill
Ion, Orange, n W cor John Null
Inns lot, S w S Burnside st, lex
100
Caroline Hook ct al to August
Smith, Bloomfield, w s Willow
st, AS # fir s G o lot of Joseph
H. Smith, 30x157.
Katharine G. Kelly and hus to
Joseph Davis, e. Orange, e S
Springdale av. 1886 # n fr N.
Clinton st, S7x100, and other
tract
Malcolm w. Niven (exr) to An
drew H. Weller. Montclair. e S
Afterglow av. $50 # s FIR lands
of Cross, 100X195. ............. sc
John Frank to Lucia A. Angelt,
Bloomfield, e S Thomas st. 779
# n fir Washington st, 39x161...
Wladyslaw Roman to Leon Kurz-
ava, I%rvington, S S Arverne
terrace, $50 # S Fl Grove st, %
x91
Antonio Serritella to Diodoso
Serritella, Belleville. e s o
Magnolia and Cross SITS, l25xl25
George I. Dodd to Town of
Bloomfield, Bloomfield, N. j.,
n s Locust av, 30s it n fr Will
low st, % x25; and other tracts
Nathan Weinberg to Albert J.
Scott, Montclair, W S Green
wood av, 21s # s fir Claremont
av. 40x90.
-yessie De w. Titus to Kate Con-
mfr. Belleville, n S Salter nj, 375
# II FIR Newark av, 125x125.....
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Bill BAILEY


THIS Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
to own a fine two-famliy dwelling; in choice
location in East Orange; two minutes from
railroad station and trolley; fifteen rooms and
bath; all modern Improvements, including sep
arate entrances and steam heaters; at SoOO pc
PHILIP ]. BOWERS & Co, 1S9 Market st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
RARE

A RAHE UPPURIUNII1
to own a choice 3-family house in a good 10
cation. one block from South Orange. av.
building in fine condition: IT rooms. 3 baths,
all inpts. as owner needs money, will sell at
$3.50; small amount of cash, balance on easy
terms. PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO.. 1879 Mar
ket st
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BIG sNAP-only SO, 200; coy Groom house,
newly painted and papered. off South Broad;
rented TO colored people; easy terms. n
Room S06, 1874 Market st.
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roR SALE oR EXCHANGE.

BARGAINSl Business property, central, price
$4,000, net income about 50, 900; also beauti-
full apartment. price $45, 900, mortgage $40. 900.
rent 81, 200; will consider part exchange for
eitner. Address EXCLUSIVE. Box 40, Star
once.
5000 CASH; price 50. 200; cozy home; Peshine
av.; s rooms. stationary tubs, water and gas:
will consider trade for lots and cash. Address
CONTROL. Box 30. Star ONCE.
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SETH ROGERS ABRAMS

WALNUT ST.-S-family brick; 10 rooms; gas
and water; toilets: lot 21x97; cheap, IS, 500.
WASHINGTON. near Chester av.-1-family
frame; Z rooms; all improvements; lot 25X200,
with rear alley; asking Sc, 1900.
near Summer av.-2 families; 10
rooms; all improvements: lot 25xl20; Sc. 200,
SUMMER, near Montclair av.-6-family frame;
gas and water; toilets each floor; lot 40x10S;
1900; rentals. 81, 600.
SHAW Az, near Schley st.-New 1-fami1y: 7
rooms and bath; all improvements; lot Blk
100: $500.
BERGEN ST, near Hawthorne av.-1-family; 7
rooms and bath; all improvements, lot 25x
100; So, 500.
SOUTH 18TH ST. near Gould av.-Five a-stt ry
brick houses; each contains , rooms and
bath; fully rented; plot S7x190; fine invest
ment propositions: to close estate, S22, $40.
MONMOUTH ST.-2 families; Il rooms; all
improvements; slate roof. lot 25x100; IS, 900.
STONE ST.-1-family frame; Z rooms; gas and
water; to close, SO, 900.
MT. PLEASANT AV., near Clark st.-Suitable
50. 400.
FABYAN PL.-New 1-family frame; S rooms:
all improvements; decorated; gas and cleo
trio fixtures; will exchange for 2-family;
81. 400.
MT, PROSPECT, near Grafton av.-New l.
family frame; I rooms and bath; all i'm
provements: lot 25x132; IS, 500.
Properties in all sections for sale or ex-
change. Consult me before buying or selling.
SETH ROGERS ABRAMS
Real Estate and Insurance. 75s-76O Broad st.
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EUGENE A. KELLY
Main st. and Arlington av., at East Orange
depot.

BARGAIN-s100 down. balance s3s monthly,
buys fine 2-family house of 10 rooms, all
improvements. TALLMAN. SO State St, East
Orange.
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LITTLE SILVER-Fronting Shrewsbury River,
near station bungalow plots on easy terms.
MoREHoUsE & BROWN. Red Bank. N. j.
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Make up your mind now that you will In
crease your sales. Advertise in the STAR.
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FRANKLIN F. MAYO & co.
REAL ESTATE
1888 BROAD STREET

GROUND FLOOR, No. 20 Clinton ST.; Hight
and heat furnished; will decorate to suit
good tenant. Inquire Of HENRY 20
Clinton St. Newark.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
East Orange.
Eliot de Witt Dunn
Real Estate and Insurance

ALL The OhANGES. -
"a WASHINGTON PL., BRICK CHURCH
STATION. EAST ORANGE, N. ].
Phone 3545 z. o.
Wise Investor. Essex County. N. J.
Dear Sir-I have just been given for immedi-
ate sale two 2-family houses which a lady had
built for investment. intending to hold same.
These houses will be sacrificed as my client
has to move from this part of country.
These houses are situated within six min
utes of Lackawanna Railroad and three min
utes from trolley. Each house contains four,
teen large rooms and two baths; floors finished
for rugs throughout; separate front entrances
porches and steam tcaitrs. lou ., ~
ira large lots and have concrete sidewalks
Everything is thoroughly first-class in every
respect. The rent of each is 1855 per year.
One of these houses is a corner. having fine
southern exposure. which is a great advant-
age. Houses of this type are selling readily
throughout the Oranges at figures ranging
around $1,000. As these two houses must be
sold at once we would consider Sc. 500. and
possibly less.
II you are still looking for a 2-family house
IL would pay you to see this proposition, as
the owner will not refuse any reasonable Of
fer. I would advise you to call at this ONCE
at your earliest convenience and let me show
you this property, as 1t will be sold within q
week. 1 am offering this to a few whom /
know are looking for a bargain. Yours very
fr,tI.
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REAL ESTATE ToR SALE AND EN-
CHANGE.
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FOR S~ALE-Houses. 5000 to 81, 900; new ones.
$500; every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN. las Midland av.. Arlington, N. ].
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bloomfield.
CAsH VIII purchase b-room house. al I'M
~provements; price So, 500; excellent location.
MULLER & zAhNlE

"a. 750-New house, containing seven rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; large lot;
H. S. CONNOLLY & CO, opposite Iacka.
wanna, Bloomfield. N. ].
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Belmar.

Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
Send for descriptive booklet.
HONCE & DUBOIS,
OPP. r. R. Depot. Belmar. N. ].
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orange.

R~OsEvILLB. CENTRAL Av.-Three-famiiy
brick, II rooms; steam heat; all improve
ments; income ss2s; big bargain; Sc. 900. GIF-
FORD. 1874 Prudential.
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4 EIRjAMNEL. & O

SO. S00-Rent s42-3-family house. II rooms. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box "a. Star office.
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ORANGE.

III HIGH STREET.
Cozy o~ne-family house; 7 rooms; every i'm
provement; open plumbing; reception hall;
hardwood floors; large shade trees; convenient
to two trolleys and depot; easy terms; owner
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DESK-ROOM to let. with all conveniences; Sc
PEI month. Box 90. Star Office.
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LOFTS WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
20 LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
WILSON.
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Real estate has not as yet taken on
the rush it should be showing, but
brokers claim things are fast ap-
preaching that stage.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

MANUFACTURING rooms. with steam heat;
with or without power. HOPPER UIL
ING. 236-24s Bank ST.. corner Howard and
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The two double store and fiat build
ings at $50 and 1856 South Orange ave-
nue. we're sold by John Meier, of 1872
Broad street, to a local investor for
$15, 200.
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Eliot de Witt Dunn

CORNER LOT-East Orange; 60xi0o; II sold al
once. 81. hN BROWN. $50 Main st.. Orange.
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BARGAIN-Owner must sacrifice one house and
barn; ~ acres ground; situated on ridge OF
Orange Mountain; beautiful shade and fruit
trees; grand location: price 81. 500 to quick
buy er. & AUSTIN, 8 Main ST.,
West Orange. Tel. 1873.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

Harry Heins is the main promoter in the movement, and is meeting with much encouragement from all whom he approaches on the subject.
 At present Hot Springs has no or ganized fire department, and in case of & serious fire would be at the mercy of the flames. Of course it is too late in the season to lay pipes and get hose for the main streets, but the idea oi MT. Hiens is to get numbar os fire
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

extinguishers and place them in the business houses, buy buckets. and or ganize bucket brigade; have some
 ladders and raging hooks made, and then organize fire company and have them yell drilled so thataif the occa- sion ever arises the work of the fire fighters will be concerted and effective.
 Mir. Helms is a man who has spent twenty years of his life fighting fire, and is well versed in all the tricks of
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
RECKLE ESS ALASKAN
 BLOWS 4 FORTUNE

Tacoma Oct 29After having squandeed fortune of $150 900 thirty days William O Campbell Alaskan miner going back the Formle where he will try to get another fortune.
 At Campbell has only SIS of his stake lef and contend than he has landed here He immensely of the he has made spender and goes the notoey he has gained His chief topic of sation telling how he has made Scoy of Death valley fame look like pker says that Scoty" has learned the first principles how spend fast and eckessy
 Campbell has been prospecting in Alaska for eleven and this the money he has Immediately upon reaching the outside he spend recessy appeared have lost all it's value He aided getting rid of it by large number of dssolue sons with whom he very surrounded
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Killing Men
 on the Canal

Washington, Oct. 29..--A mes. sage received here today by the government states that twelve men were killed at the workings on the Panama canal by an ex- plosion of dynamite. No partic- ulars as to the cause or damage were given.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
N|GHTR|DER BURTON
 MAKES CONFESSION

Zion City, Tenn Oct 29Red Burton, the famous nghrder of this state arrested yesterday charged with the murder
 Henry Taylor Captain Rankin prominent attorneys city killed last week. has confessed to snatons during the past year duplicates the which have been prevalent result of the famous tobacco
 The great sensation, while that prominent named his story names have yet been made public
 thought that be able to arrest the of this aess organization and thus break their power which has been steadily growing through the fear they in spired in the citizens by threats of violence.
 City, Oct 2Later the confession of Red Bur sheriff of this county has in deputies and with the aid the troops securing the country and mak ing many is said that forty prominent people have implicated by Burton in the assassnatons by the night riders.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Eight Hundred
 Filipinos Killed

Manila, Oct. 29. Ut is now off cially stated that eight hundred lives were lost and a million dol lars damage done by the typhoon which recently swept over these islands. The government has done good work in relieving the resultant distress, and have taken
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
LAST WEEK OF NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
 Years Are d-Bot Confident Of Victory

est political demonstration witnessed here, and the Cook County Democracy and Iroquois club will turn out in force. There will be five large meet ings, and MT. Bryan will address each one during the evening The greatest enthusiasm is mani tested, and Saturdays rally will be a notable one in Chicago's political history.
 Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 2e.-The final speech of W. J. Bryan in the present campaign will be made here on Monday night. big reception, which will be in the nature of a homecoming, has been planned by his fellow citizens, and if the weather permits the meeting will be held in the open air.
 
 TryThePos for that much-needed job printing. Work done to your satisfaction.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

Horace Porter. MT. Taft spoke, but his voice was so weak that it was impossible for only those very near him to understand his remarks
 Troy, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-Judge Taft addressed a large meeting here last night in which he stated that the election of Col. Bryan must surely result in panic that would prove the worst in years. He said the Republicans were as much opposed to mon opolies as were the Democrats but that they be- lieved in stamping out the evil without destroying the industries of the country by lowering the pro tective tariff
 New York, Oct. 28.-Louis s. Chanler, demo- cratic nominee for governor, and w. Bryan closed their campaign in this city last night by addressing five meetings. In every instance they were greeted
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
care of all sufferers of the great disaster.
RussIan Parliament Meets

St. Petersburg, Oct, 28.---The autumn session of the Rus ian, parliament convened here today. This session will be the most im- portant. one that has been held since it's creation, as there are many important measures that will be submitted for considera- tion.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

by immense crowds and great enthusiasm was man ifested. MT. Bryan declared that he looked upon his election as certainty, and appeared to be in good spirits n -~
 Troy, N. Y, Oct 2s-Col Bryan spoke here last night and spent most of his time answering the arguments which were advanced by Judge Taft, who spoke here Tuesday night. He referred to the failure of the Republican nominee to meet him in joint debate and then to the charges that his Bry address was masterful and the enthusiasm of the meeting was intense by the time he had finished.
 Chicago, Oct 2s.-Col. Bryan will close his ac- tive campaign here with big rally on Saturday night. Preparations being rushed for the larg-