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1919 LIST NV. Or. b. Is. 90
1919 lat NV. Or. rs. 90
1928 35th. ST. b. 10. so
Tie q ne. Or. b. 20. 80
II Todd pl ne. list
door. 5f. b. =. IL. %
sna 7th ne. "a q. ..l6.OO
AfENTS.
7o4 iath. 81. 4r. b.21.M
71a 18th. q. b.. ~. m
42s Newton nv. 3r. bis. 50
1914 G nv. q. b.. l6. 50
SHED.
! AS nth ne. Or. b. $3.50
71s l3th nv. 2r. b.S. %
1921 Brightwood ~.
! .G;...$ l2 and 1000
I70 l3th. 3r. b. $3.50
TOO 18th. 80 d.2r. b. 20. 90
RES.
1879 2sth nv. sto. iri2.D
Rear 6l2 r. stable :. m
Rear 1911 18th NV, n. on
Stable z $40 9th ne. 500
1909 10Th w.stahlee. 90
Rear 1885 18th nv,
2 auto sheds. .4.N,
914 eth NV. stable. 8. 90
oRED TENANTS.
and bath. stable. ..32. 50
2. rear. II. and b. ..i2.@
me. .lO.W
& LUCHS.
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q and White Sign"
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| 1914 II NV. cor. 2b.-----
lIS5 Mass av NV.
Dor. 3h. s.. 600
1929 10th NV. l9r. 3b2. 500
BOO 18th nw.l5r. 3h2. 900
1908 n III av. l3r. Dbl. 800
2OOl kal I'd. l2r. 3b. I. 800
: Dupont cir.1lr.b.1.4 400
1893 JEFF INV. l4r. bl. 200
1859 p NV. Tor. b. Il. 900
Silver Spring. Md.
lot. n. IU
2236 Mass av.14r.2h. $50
611 18th NV. 'Or. Oh. $50
) f. Irving. C c, Md.
l0r. b. fur. .10
Chevy Chase. Tor. 2b. $50
1915 10th nv. l2r.
h. stable. lbs
ChevyChase. 10. b. fur. 125
Chevy Chase. Md.
nr. 2h. fur. .12S
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NV ,adi,. D. -: SOD
go. 30. iu.h hW.Sr.n-:s!.W
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!4!i r NV
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APARTMENTS.
The Clendower 81 9Th ne 5r.

The Clendower. n 9Th me-. 5r., b..
The Newton 9Th and z me-. 5r., b.,
The Cnleord 3lo East Cap. 5r. BIZ. $50 so
So5.5o to $40. no
The Roosevelt. ll16 ne. 5r.. b. $50 so
210 Sd ne, 3r, b.. heat and gas. ..... $50. 90
S24 Pa. ave. Sc. 5r. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
eth and East Cap. Ar, b.................$1s.OO
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX.

.~k ~~~
'tA ave. nv.
:. 80, .4! u 81 %. NJ.
sSs ~ ~ 81 90. = n,n nv W. u Q
SD $500; ~ a aMs nisRs. STD
80 30 v - iltn nv: Ut ZIP
80 liz - NV, 1T .
80 - .4iu am me- r. Q
go 80 ~ ' ,sno nv. IT. Q
80 S. ~ ~ > NV. ". .
800 ~ .W ~ xsrnnm. 81 o
800 S. ~ ~ ..@ so1. Wenet e sr
800 ~ ~. ,."e 10 ~ otn'ei
sao 20 ~ ~, aUs y nv. 81 =: Q
100 .C Ut ~. ION - n~:yl'p
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s,% V ~ ~ ,s "'n :HI'1
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sSv n 800 33o, S o. nv. or, % Q
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90. n so s.i = Suiu, az =
S21. 50. WiI Dent nI'rh
So. 20 l5c2 lsf NV ar r
S25. 5O.1I2 O NV n n
$25. 50. .I2I Sth no A. h
SoS So ,a1i 81 GU - ne a, =
$25. 80. .0l7 Portper nj
x25 IA, 1850 mb1e o.. r r
SOS. so. Zip Johnson nv
SIS. 80. .6ls NYay. Or h
$23. 80. IT'S 9th NV Or h
500. so. 1921 Oath NV 'f;r' b
$22. 50. 1917 oath nw'Br' h
$40. 20. .52l 7th 40. ar. r
SW. 20. Io1 Mass ne Sr n
$50. SO. 1925 r ne g. h =
500. 30. l3l4h 7th nw 4 r
$3.50. l3(II Emerson. a r
$3.50 20 Myrtle ne t,r h
SIS. 5O.la2 n 40 Ar
$3.50 lis Heckman Sr
SIS. 2O22 Wiaconsin Or h
ST.. 20. .848 pickford a. h
I'll 20 192-I26 Heel
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In order to make q quick sale Of my buse
story and attic house. contains eight rooms
and tiled bath; four rooms on q 6oor: hard.
wood dni:a sliding door. to psrlo. and dining
handsome mantels; furnace heat; paved alley;
beautiful front Of red press brick with brown.
builders In the city: well located In the north.
west between tive car lines: reasonable terms
Address Box 81. Star once. ap27.tf
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FOR SALE-$4.00o.
Near the government printing once and new
Union station. An e.ght.rcom house with hot.
~ater heat: two stories and cellar. four rooms
deep on Q door. A house like this. 50 we'll
located. with 20 many convenience will b
sold soon.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, l3l2 New York ave.
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COS 14TH ST. NV.
1888 irving. Or. b. 40. 81
$40 T. Tor. b. M.50
AGO I NV. Or. b. 1915
l145 22d. Or. b. .S. 50
1902 s. Sr. 49,. .32.sO
2s06 n. 11r. 2b. 40. hn
$50 9th ne. 7r. b. 80. 90
2S05 @ nv. 6r.b. -. 10
732 oath. 9r. b.. % m
1922 n J AZ. 6r. b. %. 50
2204 I. Or, b. .N. 80
PSI 14tb se. Or. 20. so
Z N Sc. Or. b. 80
Ill r ne. 5r. ..12.n
1873 N Sc. Or. $50
NENTS.
1870 Pa av. store. 40. 90
1917 II nv to he remodel
1900 18th sc. sto. 4r3O. 90
1873 Lin av.sto. DIV, &.W
STABLE.
r 20l2 Fl NV. B stls0 90
SHOP.
Rear 1919 18th. 100
COLORED TENANTS.
IT'S r nv, Or. b. p. so
1908 r. 4r. b. 1000
2SS 18th sw, 6r. b1S.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
COS 18th, Or. 80. 20. 90
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FOR RENT
1927 Columbia road. handsome residence SIS on
'V cHsRhEs LiNkN sG03 ao4 so9 MeG bds.
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FOR lighthouses.

UNFINISHED.
345l Holmead ave- NV. 11r. and b.. fur. 90
FLATS.
The New York. rooms. bath and heat. SI.Se
The Chelsea. 8 rooms and bath. heat. N10
HIS G ct. NV. Sd floor. ST. and b..... o0o
OFFICES
7lS 14th ct. NV. "a 6o0f B rooms. 6OOO
GAsCH q BIRGE. 1875 N. 7. ave. nv.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.
I,Hr1.RNIsurn

FOR RENT
THOs J. FISHER 4 CO, INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANC1,
73S 18TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-Ai.LAN r.
:ss c NV. lar. IN. SIS. %
I'D Q NV. Or. b. 80. 90
!4as Belm't. Or. b. 20. 90
mW + nv. ar. b. .38. 90
~ \ Y nv. 7r. b. 80. 50
l.aLgdon. llr.. 10. 90
is41 " NV. stable, ~
Rear 1904 Park I'd. stat
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2o23 Conn av. l2r.
2b 1925. o"
1928 24th.l2r.3b. l25 90
1896 10Th NV. H..
50 s!.V
1893 r. lar. b. $500
l431 Clifton. Tor. Oh 60. 90
1922 18th NV. Tor. 2bN 90
25o6 Cliffb'ne. Tor. b35.Ot
11on 21st w.1Or .2h55 o.
1155 Park rd. Or. b. 900
1853 18th nw. Tor. b56 o )
1915 s NV. 14r.b. .:D.O
HOS 21st nv. Tor. b.50.Oo
1000 Park I'd. Tor. h. &o.5i
33ls 10th NV. Or. b. 40. so
1909 Corcoran. 9r.b40.O,
24S5 18th nv. Tor. b. 81. 80
1919 Oak NV. pr. b.31. 20
SIC 2lst nw.9r. b. 81 so
1911 T nv. Sr. b. 80. 80
3409 Holmead, ST.. h. ~. 80
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652 r Cap, lOr. b,
stable .........@ .m
1910 Pa Nv &c. 12r. bO. 90
116 9th Sc. Tor. b.S.9
l6 ID ne. 12r. b. $3.50
3 5th se. sr. b. .32- Is
iOi7 NJ se. Or. b. sto 80. 90
121 9Th ne, Sr. b. .2.OO
1870 SC Az Sc. Sr. b. 3. so
52l It'll se. Or. b. .20.50
1895 d Sc. 6r. b. 1850
07 18th -. Or. BIS SO
1a2 H'kman &c. Or. bl so
21b 18th 81. e., b. 16. 50
13 10th Sc. sr. b.16.5O
123 E sc, &r. 6. 90
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FOR RENT-BY SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
704 18th Ut. NV. Phones Main 2345 and 2346.

704 18th st. NV. Pho
HOT
i7o2 O NV. ior. b. s8I. 50
1905 Fairm't. Tor. b. 90. 90
i727 18th NV. Tor. b80. 90
l4n n NV. l1r.b. .55. 90
1872 " NV. Tor. b. 81. 80
1870 18th nw.lH .b0. 50
1900 ri nv NV. 12r. b5O. 90
1895 Clifton. l0r, b. 47.D
l472 Clifton. Tor. b.47.50
$40 e NV. 15r. %. "a. 50
1l7 g. Tor. b. ;. .45.75
1897 18th nw.i4r. b. 45. 90
1898 18th. Or. b. AZ. 90
21l4 LIST nw.~.b. 81. 50
1891 18th NV. Or. b. 37.0
24ol y Cap. Or. b.3. 30
S25 9Th NV, Or. b. 81. 50
1913 Euclid. 6r. has. 50
S343 Pros av.1zr. b. IS. 30
FL.
- N nv. 7r. b. $3.50
231o 18th NV. 6r.- b.
I'd door. 80. 90
1877 willard. Or. BLK
1871 willard, I'd d.
Or. h. .T.50
1881 willard. LIST d.
1851 willard. Or. b.G.5 50
1888 18th. "a door.
front, 6r, b. -. az. 80
1912 g. 4Y.b.h't,ft.3O.00
is3s 4th. 5r. b. $50
3257 n nv. Sr. b. n. 80
2loi r NV. l2r. B.. 800
1870 Coecoran. 81. b. 40. 90
1909 G NV. sr. b. IS. 90
l0l Seaton. Or. b. $3.50
4nS isth nv. 8 drs. 20. 90
10th 4 r. ne cor n. 40. 90
FOG 18th. "a, 3r. b.40. 90
sTO
1i2 18th. banking r..iJo
H22 X nv. storage 40 90
- & r nv. sto. dw.@.0 40
l77a q NV. .40.m
mon 9Th ne. sto. Or. 81. 50
2001 Rrightw'd av.25.S0
12l 18th ne. sto. 4r. Is. 50
Store 18th & Pa av e.
1909 n ne. large. 20. 50
FOR GOOD COL
1911 18th NV. Z rooms
2461 p st. n.&., LIST doc
Sl0l.31o3 Z NV. S roo
SHANNON
704 18th
"Iook for our Gree
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So = a. %, ;S'4 ~
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial list Of the proper
ties in our charge, hut We will be glad to fur
nish complete bulletins on application at THU
Office.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
73S 18th st. NV.
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FARMS.

FOR SAL&TIMBER FARM. 1877 ACRES; SAW
min engine. good house and outbuildings; 1bn.-
0o0 feet lumber standing poplar and chestnut:
5000 telegraph poles: 5000 telephone poles.
about 5000 railroad ties. 100 cords poplar and
gum: etc. c. T. SCOTT, UppervilIe. Va.
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632 L ct. NV. warehouse. .l06 .6e
STORAGE room. 1890. Freedman's alley. LOO
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-AN IDEAL SUBURBAN
home within one fare. In very desirable
section Of NV; entirely modern; hot water
heat; large lot: will trade for a small bnuse
In good locality In the city: an unusual oppor-
tnnity. TAGGART-THRIFT CO., 1908 New
York ave. my2l-3t
SUBURBAN HOME-THREE MINUTES Walk
FROM ELECTRIC CARS: BRICK HOUSE;
seven rooms: porchea. magnificent shade; plen-
~ Of fruit: four acres; price. Sc $40: trade for
houee or ground In city. LIEBERMANN 4
HAWE. 1903 F st. myl9-3t
FOR EXCHANGE
pretty house IN Rfverdale. Md.
beauty at Falls Church.
Two apartment houses: 9Oec investment.
A six-room gem on 10th st. ne.
stock farm IN Montgomery county, free and
clear. for city property.
Residence on r. I. ave. near 18th. clear: busi-
ness property preferred.
Residence On 2. Capitol St. for vacant
ground: must be clear.
Farms. lots. apartments-little and big.
Dwellings. homes and Investments.
We have the largest list Of exchange prop
erty In Washington. See our list.
Taylor's ExchanEe-the boys who are teach
ing Neutrality-suspicious. the advantage Of ex.
changing.
TAYLOR'S EXCHANGE.
myl7-6t 1899 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-$6.S3O
Near l4th and Euclid SITS.
splendid house.
An EXPENSIVE HARDWOOD POLISHED
FLOOR IN PARLOR: RECEPTION HALL
LARGE TILED BATH: many closets: expen
sire msntel: stairways: entire house newly
and beautifully papered larg. lot to wide alley
Y0C SHOULD INSPECT THIS BEAUTIFUL
HOUSE. II Is MUCH MORE DESIRABLE
THAN MOST $500 HOUSES.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-$5, 900.
very attractive ten-room brick dwelling, %
feet front, west Of 14th street; furnace heat.
6rst-class condition.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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3 OK S.ALE|-
GET OUR RIG FOR RENT LIST.
AN IDEAL HOME.

AN IDEAL HOME.
$4,000.
This home IL perfectly magnificent. just oil
18th ST.: II Is impossible TO tell lite many
qualities in this advertisement; contains "a
rooms and baths: hot-water heat: lot 2Sxl3S
to 2O-ft paved alley: parQuetry floors: built
for a home by of the most prominent
suilders: dining room is paneed in oak: entire
mouse is finished in oak This IL truly snap.
II Is owned by a nonresident and when he
ouilf II dollars and cents weren't considered;
rst-hoor kitchen
BOSS 4 PHELPS (Incb. 30 14fh NV.
opposite Franklfn Park. Phones Main 34O-A1.
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FOR sALE-NO. s7o3 18th STREET.
Adjoining the corner. One OF the most At
tractive houses In that block built BY Mr.
Wardman. The purchaser made numerous
changes and has spent considerable money on
the property. He will now sell 1t at cost.
Any one contemplating buying in this sec.
tion would DO we'll to see us about this par.
ticular house. 1t contains eight rooms four
rooms deep on q door. tiled bathrooms. hot
water heat. covered porch in front; iot 20 BY
lis.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL n. 81. AVE HOUSE,
$500.
Just been made new throughout; hand-
eomely decora ted: woodwork ena meied, etc.
new heating plant: an individual houSe-
not In row-built by owner for q homeS
two stories; rooms on first door: 4 sleep
Ing rooms. bath and living room on second
door; house fronts over s feet o. n. u.
-
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). 1893 @ ct. nv.
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FOR SALE-CLEyEI.AND PARK
BEAUTIFUL HOME
One who knows says 1t Is the beot value In
this high toned suburb.
PRICE, S. 800
8 lovely rooms: attic: modern bath; sewer;
city wafer.
Prettiest spot on Newark st. Reasonable
terms.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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FOR RENT

1912 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining cor. l4th ct. NV
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FOR SALE-Sb.1 $50.
One OF those attractive. eight-room brick
dwellings With an attic and cellar. on
street between lst and I'd streets northwest.
Tiled bath, servants stairway. covered rear
porches well located. we'll constructed.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-l4i2 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
This we'll built house Is offered II q low price
| To effect quick sale: bay-w window brick dwell
| ing, with seven rooms and bathroom; porcelain
tub: stationary washsfand The house is in
| practically perfect condition; under rental 20
excellent white tenants $3.50 monthly.
Price. 300 Inspection by permit only:
JAMES T. SHEA. 6i3 LA. AVE. NV.
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JNFChNISdED.
1914 nw.oor. Phi Lot q; 50 1927. 100
Dor sh GOO Is H ne. r. T.. 1850
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-20
MICRO RONS AMUCK
USES PISTOL AND AXE ON THREE
 VICTIMS.
A Night Bridge watchman is KilIed, . Freight Conductor, Fatally In- tured And Telegraph Opera
 tor Has skull Fractured.

{. Chattanooga. Tenn. Jan. is--David Langley. Jr. night watchman at the Cincinnati Southern bridge. near Anna del. Tenn. was shot and killed. a freight conductor was Knocked In the head and probably fatally Injured. and Night Operator Browning. was knock cd down with an axe and his skull fractured by an unknown negro last night
 After striking freight conductor, whose name was not learned. In the head. it is said the negro stole an over coat from Langley. who followed him to Annadel. Securing the assistance of night operator Browning. the watch man pursued the negro to . cabin. The negro met them at the door and feiled Browning with an axe and securing Browning's pistol shot and killed the watchman. He then made his escape. Much excitement prevails and a posse is in pursuit of the unknown negro. If he Is caught a lyncning is predict cd,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-20
Mob Frenzy Follows a Shooting. NEGRO HAD WOUNDED
 A PROMINENT CTIz-N
 - Two Hundred Masked Men Took
 Prisoner. sheriff Was Poweriess--rn short Tfme Saw His Prisoner Swinging From . Li@s Aad Ria4lea
 witA Bullets.

Dothan. Jan. Especial. )--Cleve- land Franklin, negro employe of the Southern Cotton oil Company. was iynched here tonight about 2 o'clock by masked mob of two hundred angry citizens. The negro,s body was swung from the limb of tree in the northern part of the town.
 Franklin shot and seriously wounded A. c. Faulk, secretary and treasufer of the oil company here. last night after he had been caught in the act of rohbing the cash drawer at the muis
 About o'clock last night afsax sn absence from the office of . few min utes, Mr. Faulk returned and fcuna the negro on the floor under the cash drawer fumbIing with the combination. He asked the negro. who was also n the employ of the mill. what he vas doing and was informed that mr. hapD. inc supertntendent. had sent him n to do some repair work and began xo
 Hr. Fauik turned to call the Super intendent and ask for an explanation. The negro. seeing that thiR ruse would not enable him to escape. pulled gun and fired i've times in the direction oe Mir. Fauilx. two of the shots taking ef- feet. Mr. Faulk shot twice at the nee- ing negro. and from blood stains Jefs in the negro's wake tt is eviv dent that he hit hts mark Mr. Faulk was taken to the oizic@ ox Dr. Moody and attended by Dra. Moody and Stephens and Is now resting Quietr ly. Mr. Faulk is a son of Lee FauIks who was murdered in this County about two years ago. for which cfEense Thad Pennington is now serving q term in the State prison
 The sherin was notified immediately after the shooting and posae was oF- ganized- A dfligent search was made for the negro last night but without satisfactory results. This norning the sheriff learned that the negro was ct Webb. Ala. and later in the morning he was captured there. FFAnlEiln was brought back to Dcthan by rFixate conyeyanee After putting the' team up at the stable ana just as Cha start was made Tor the iail, . mob of two hundred men, aii masked swooped down on tho nheFiH and his posse and forcibiy took the prisoner and carry ! ing him to . point q short disthnce above the oil mill, they strung him 70 q limb and riddied his body with bull let's.
 The lynching created great deal of excitement here but no further trouble is expected. None of the men in the mob were recognized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-20
PLANS OF CONGRESS
NOTHING VERY sTghRrNG FOR THIS
 WEEK.
Street Car BilI And Canal onession WiIf Be DlNcusseG Relatively, Financial Bfll Probable
 IntRoductiom.

Washington. Jan. 19.--Congress does not promise anything very stirring during ths week. The penal code bin, which is the unfinished business in both houses. will be displaced in the Senate Monday by the biIi authorizing the ex- tension of the street ear tracks to the union depot In Washington and In the EEsaes . day eF two later by the ar gent de1saisury bilT.
 The street ear pill probably viii bs discussed kt cohaiderabae length De- cause of the desire of some senators to amend it so as to secure universal transfers As reported, the deficiency bill will carry an appropriation of something over szo.00o.0oo and as eiz.- 000,O00 of this amount will be for the continuation of the work on the Isth- nnian canal. It is considered as almost certain that the canal question will be discussed extensively in connection with this bill. The bill will also car " large deficiency appropriations for both the war and navy departments and 1t Is not improbable that there will be more or less dealing with those two branches of the government service. If opportunity offers, the con- siderationssof thaeeede hAil win be con- tinued in both hoases. but there Is no prospect In either house of concluding the work on that measure.
 Senator Aldrich. chairman of the committee on finance. hopes To report his financial bill after the meeting of the committee on. Tuesday but even if he should be successful in getting the bill out of committee SO early 1t is expected that discussion of the meas- ure will be deferred for ten days or two weeks to permit senators to pre- pare themselves for it It Is consid- cred probable that the financial de- bate will coneunle at least two or three weeks of the Senate's time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-20
DENIES STATEMENT
BRYAN PUBLICITY BUREAU AN. SWERs NEWsRAPE1R STORY.
Ne Letter Received from Nebraskau that He Would WIthdraw te One- thizd bf Delegates Opposed His
 Nomfnatfom.

Washington. Jan. 1e--Wiliis J. Abbott of the Bryan Publicity Bureau in this city, tonight denied the published statement that he had received a let ter from Mir. Bryan to the effect that he would stand aside should 1t develop that one-third of the delegates to the Denver convention opposed his nomi- nation. ts
 T have never received . letter from Bryan making the attachments attrib- uted to him." Mir. Abbott declared. .and I have not heard from him on political matters for at least three weeks. Sc far as the statement that he had OK pressed the most pleasant friendly sen timents toward Governor Hoke Smith Senator Culberson and Governor John son is concerned. 1t is literally true would not have singled out these three gentlemen as the recipient of expressly or unaquely friendly friendly utter ances by him. am willing. however to state my personal belies--not speak. ing for Mir. Bryan--thst do not doubt that sny present probable nominee of the Democratic Convention will receive his hearty and loyal support
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-20
WEAK pPLoMAcY.
who Prowresaave Party os Sappm HoIas
 a Ceneral Meeting.

Tho PK0EHenn1ve EMK9y @1 SmrN& M~s@@
 a Geaeral Alesting.
 Toixio. Jan. ts.--Members of the pro- gressist party today at ta general meafy ing, which is always hela on the eve of the opening of the Diet for the purpose nf defining q platform. passed reaoln- tions of which the following was sna preamble:
 whereas, the cabinet has ahown that it has failed in post bellum meas ures by faulty internal administration and the national development has baen interrupted. while its weak diplomacy is . stain on the national prestige. thus exposing itself co the national indigna- tion, our party demands the govern Went's examination on seven poinxe.s
 Among the seven points. increase of taxation. method of compilation of the budget and weak diplomacy were the principal fea lures. Count Otunaa. leader of the preSressists. did not ae- tend the meeting. The progreasIsts hold eighty-nine seats in the House Of Representatives. One prominent lead ar left the party and joined the con- stitutionalists yesterday.