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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-19
SMALLPOX INCREASING.

The smallpox has been spreading In Gall
weston, not TO say with alarming rapidity
but at pretty fair rate, and instead OF the
number OF inmates in tho pesthouso grow
ing smaller 1t has been growing beautifu'-
~ larger Saturday night, Sunday and
yesterday the health department rounded
up smallpox patients wherever they could
be found.
nr Fisher said today that there are
eighteen or twenty negroes IN the pest
house suffering with smallpox
Tho disease seems TO be confined entirely
10 the darkies. II has now reached Huon
a stage that Or. Fisher felt calico upon
10 take radical measures and he has ~
sued orders closing II number OF negro
dives. Tho contagion is kept alive oS
such places" said lie 10 II Pos reporter
this morning. land determined to sup
lIess them
out ct the detention camp the pattehi'
are MI doing we'll They yield readily te
treatment and so far there have been nc
deaths. The health department is now
N,tt1ing hard ~ overcome the source q
tho disease and in a very few days eknco'
to have the contaglor well In hand.
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ISLAND CITY NEWSlTEMS
Last Four Companies Of the First Texas
Mustered Out.
SEVERAL NEGROES HAVE THE SMALLPOX
About Twenty ct Them Vow An the
sc-.Rcprcscutntivc WHEEL Z
css Has Bccn informed.

Galveston, Texas, April ls.--camp Eg-
bort, which has been = creation OF the
First Texas regiment and In exist nee
since the eodiers landed from Cibi III
tic more than two weeks ago. Is INV a
thing OF the past, The last four companies
were mustered out today, all. he pr perry
has been turned over and reccipted tSf.
When the evening trains depart thee
will scarcely be patriotic soldier boy IN
town except those who enlisted from here.
The work OF mastering out this regiment
has proceeded rapidly. Captain Patterson,
assisted BY Lieutenant overton and rom :
petent clerks. has done his work we'll. y
WAS nrst announced that the boys would
bc mustered out on April Is, ~ and -
but that time was beaten. and the lssh
nnds tho regiment entirely disbsntcd,
The last four companies TO retire from
tho service were companies A. Houston
Light Guard; company u, Galveston ~
ilos; company y. Luling Light Guard;
company II. La Grange Light Guard. The
mastering out began o. 10 o'clock aud
shortly after the noon hour the work was
finished The members OF tho FIRST Texa'
are private citizens once more
The good conduct that all along charac'
/ tcrized the soldiers continued to the ver!
last
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capacity: 1t has been built about eight
years, but has been idle Tor the most of
the time since it was completed. The fuel
being used is charcoal. as a considerable
quantity was left on hand when the fur
mace closed down several years ago. Lig-
mite or brown coal will he the fuel used
after few days. Tho Ignite will be
shipped from Timpson, Texas. The first
run OF pig iron vas made last night. The
furnace is apparently doing we'll.
Mr. Curl. an expert iron man, with sew
cra other expert iron men, are in charge
of the furnace 1t is confidently believed
that Ignite can be used as fuel, but The
management will not say anything about
it.
The Old Alcalde furnace at the ptpi-
Tertiary here is running now rs FIJI ca
pacity; it is using charcoal altogether as
fuel, hut iron has been made Wiz, Ignite
coal at the penitentiary furnace about two
months age, hence the ignite viii lie
tried on the Star and Crescent.
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ERWIN MURDER TRIAL.
A Number of Character Witnesses
Closed the Testimony.

A Number of Character Witnesses
Closed the Testimony.
Dallas, Texas. April 1S.-Counsel for
Hiram p Erwin had this morning re-
covered somewhat from their demoralza-
ton of last night over the unfavorable
turn the testimony took yesterday for the
defendant, and they abandoned the idea
of putting him on the witness stand in
his own defense for the killing of l. G.,
Randle. They introduced a large number
of character witnesses to prove that
Randle was a violent and dangerous man,
who generally went armed These wife
nesses were mostly business and profess
sonal men of Dallas. They as rule tes-
titled that Randle was violent and danger
Gus when under the excessive influence of
liquor but was a quiet, peaceable and
polite man when sober.
The taking of testimony closed this
evening. There appears to be no chance
for an acquittal and little expectation OF
hung jury. The arguments OF counsel
will probably consume two days time.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New industries Reported In tue
south in n week.

Chattanooga, Tom, April iS.-~Thc moro
important OF the new industries reported
by the Tradesman during the week ended
April Ia include u canning factory IN MIS-
sissippi. coal mines in Texas and West
Virginia two copper mining companies IN
North Carolina and one in Texas one CO..
ton seed oil mill in Alabama, one IN MS
aissippi. one In North Carolina ana tatee
in Texas, two electric light plants In Aie
bama and one in Virginia, Mourning NILS
in Alabama and Texas, furniture taetorles
in North Carolina and East Tennessee, gas
works in North Carolina and Middle tsh h
nessce, a handle factory In Kentucky nMu-
ware companies in Arkansas, NoFtn Gato.
lima and Texas knitting mill IN Heoreia (,
lumber mills in Florida, KenincXy, Nottn
Carolina. Tennessee Texas and virginia ;
machine works in Alabama, paint, OH
"a yarnIsh works in Georgia; singiotree
factory In Tennessee. a telephone system IN
south Carolina. two tobacco factories u
Kentucky. wagon works IN Vrgihlh, :
y,,re and roofing factory in Kentucky ana
n woodenware factory in Alabama
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rc<~-"~'"->"'c~-oo~~~~r
IN WOMAN'S REALM 5


n count the sands Of the
h = ~ i enumerate the designs for
s = The woman Of fashion
= '' modes from which to choose :,
~ y -,,lly no end of pretty ways Ss, IN
NO , can be developed Coming
'.a,s II is at the same Tune 'ne
p''. ,.,ye and most costly fabric
ssl, ..r while its delicate colorins
,rime favorite. -
Y lar 10 observe how the style
4 nnsu's waists with bolero ehects
1rnl'e one modiste said that TINS
Fsust boleros are SO much IKE
'esa Nav coyer-not a multituue OIL
|lt 'ns World Of shabbiness.
e g. : o waist of Lawson PINK
sny MsSS'in dull purple had a bolero
su rsilow Marseilles lace which was
2 w. ys1''r ribbon velvet. The sleeves
~ y w' nu,fs and the front of the bodice
| nlli sI INTO double box plat which
tflpe. princess belt of dull purple
o'ga sock was also of purple satin
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court at La Grange,

La Grange Texas, April l7.--pls'rict
court was convened today by Judge Teich-
mueller and the grand Jury organized
composed OF the following gentlemen %
I, Iann foreman, Dic. Dunn, Joe Love,
n. Homer Eugene Koehl. L. P9chyia' I.
s, Robb, l.. w. Hamlet. Chas. Wagner A.
Heintze, John Killough, Chas. Bitiner'
William Glnzel. q, Gloeokner and q, imp
ken. The following were sworn IN as
baillffs: H. l.oessin. Norman Cole, sam
Brown, C. Maruuart. William Noese' rom
Sellers and f. Moellenberndt. District ~
torney storey arrived at . 80 O'Clock this
afternoon.
A special session OF the commissioners
court was held today to receive blds ioi
the erection OF span OF 200 feet 10 the
Colorado river bridge.
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sfahd Jury of HiII County Has some.

Jury of Hill County Has some
mr., thing to Say.
.aOoro' Texas, April 1.-THE grand
\. N turning in Its final report has
r. !, following item;
~ would respectfully call the atten-
!, our legislature to the meagre COM
|suOn OF our sheriff. his annual report
n. rs a net earning of 1856, which is, in
|sss.D.aion. less than half enough. The
|nT expenses attached to the Office
|hss I livery hire. hotel bills. railroad
|e.,s ~, are not included in his report,
|sxS sslns not being allowed by law and
III ,sssp enses should be deducted from
|Es,csJr which would leave nothing
|srpsn. ior the sheriff. This lack OF
|k.Ibss is due to the fees as pre-
N; W the acts of the last legislature
|h.s \ recommend to the present legis-
|ba..m.s,a they do something for this de-
|r,a ~ Of government, as the protec-
lind vur lives and property is in the
the sheriffs OF our State.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
|1ksular Weekly Report of the Texas
Weather bureau.

ksutar weekly Report of the Texas
Weather bureau.
Galveston, Texas, April IS. Following
The climate and crop bulletin of the
FEATHER bureau, Texas section, for the
Psek ending Monday, April II, 1899:
temperature, The temperature on an
Pnfise for the week ranged from about
ffrril along the immediate coast to slight
\ above 10 the interior. The lowest tenn
Fslurc at the several stations during the
pax ranged from 46 degrees over the Pan
Fids TO g. degrees along the immediate
hail
nselphation.- precipitation on an
|HAage for the week was below the normal
|dfsN over the coast district, Southwest
|M Central Texas, where there was an
|,nsss with the greatest in the vicinity of
'a'r'llle Fair weather prevailed except
ssaFd the close of the week, when gem
= saowers were reported with good local
w ID few localities.
week Of warm weather following the
fsus Of the previous week has been ia
'AsOs 70 the progress of farming opera
~ although all crops are later than
Nsa as result of the recent drouth. The
~ al the close of this week have been
needed in many sections of the
s but some localities still complain
Insufficient rainfall.
s0'lon planting is completed in many
rn q southern Texas and planting Is
su 'uii Roadway over the northern por-
tae State. The recent warm rains
bringing up the crop nicely and good
ns are generally reported. although
NV NV are exceptions. Where not com
,sa painting is being hurried as rapidly
I'M. A mas been greatly improved by the
~ good stands are reported, as rule
sl lae southern portion of the State
L. srop is very irregular over the north.
n. gosuon OF the State as result OF re-
ling necessitated by freezes during thu
,ss.ag days Of March.
naeat where not killed by the recen
ss.n Is Improving rapidly. Oats ar,
~. s well. Rice seeding over the cas-
~. district has commenced. Truck gar
NJ sna sugar cane have improved rap
H.. Inc apple crop is good in many sec
NJ. Inc peach crop is generally ligh
{s,,. 'n'ra and northern portions of tn
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SOUTH AND WEST TEXAS EDITORS
=, n nushIcIs OF the sn- Antoni"
u~nrens Elected PRESIDENT

Cuero. Texas, April % as '-N', ~
West Texas Press association 'o~''uNo'
its labors here today and adjoGrheu W
meet IN Houston in october next
f. II. Bushick OF the San Antonio MA
press was elected president IT, MARI
II the Halletsville Herald, secretary john
Moore OF ths segu.n Enterprise treasurer
the editors were royalty entertalhea W
the citizens OF Cuero. muslcal ehtel
am hc,ns snenlal features.
This afternoon the editors were treated
IN n carrisge drive to the big Buehel dam
and TO view the points of interests IN the
city. ,, 40
Houston was unanimously selected az
the next place OF meeting In response 10
an invitation from the Houston board oil
trade
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BIG OIL DEAL.
Further Concerning REORGANIZATION
of the Southern Company.

Corsicana, Texas, April 1S.-The main
facts of the contamination Of the Southern
oil deal is matter of such great import
ance to the community additional facts
will prove OF interest.
1t seems that the transaction was made
not by transfer OF the assets Of the com
pany. but by transfer of every share oil
its stock. so the Southern Oil company
will continue under the new management.
The board of directors as now constr
tuted in accordance with the changes mace
at Saturdays meeting Mr. Henry M
houn. C. d. Pullen, H. G. Damon, D. W.
johnson and A. Ferguson.
1t seems that the bulk OF the stock was
transferred to Henry T. Kent agent M,;
Kent though affable aud talkatve On az
ceedingly calm-like about anything tna'
pertained to the big oil deal.
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Mr. MnrLEss Ar NOME.

Representative Whelc5s was hero today
He came down this morning. spent most
OF tho day at his Office and left on an
evening train for Austin.
There are two or three pending matters
OF much interest to Galveston and Mr.
Wheess was not idle while here, Beaides,
he called on some OF his friends ahd WIN
them discussed tho trend of events, anu
before the day was gone he was wen ao'
viscd OF local pubic sentiment
THE question OF changing the method OF
elccting aldermen is sim the basis or
much talk here, but well pasted ones say
tho bill will not pass this time, Some OF
the local Insurance people had engage
munts with Mr. Wheless this afternoon 10
protest against The passage Of the meas
ure, but whnt was agreed upon could not
be aseertalncd
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state undertakers in session.

Dallas. Texas, April 1s-The texas 9ta''
Indertakers association met in thirteenth
annual convention in Dallas today heF'
w. NJ. Anderson invoked divine blessings
upon the assembled embalmers ana MAso y.
John II. Traylor delivered the ADDRESS ~ ~
welcome. This was responded 10 oy J"
l.. Norwood OF Galveston.
The annual report of the presiuenl
Thomas Hitler OF Franklin, was thsn sun
mittad. Jan interesting tecnnlcai pr
gramme was then observed. ABOUT ln4i''
uudertakers are in attendance.
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Chocolate Pudding Glaze.

One quarter of pound of chocolate.
one-quarter Of a pound of stoned raisins,
one-half of pound OF currants. two
ounces citron, one pint sherry wine. Dis
solve chocolate in wine mix in fruits
and stew FIVE minutes. When cold mix
two quarts sweetened vanilla cream with
IL and freeze
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sS AoH lay
Oranges.
Broiled Porter-house Steak. Grlts.
Hot Rolls. Flannel Cake.
Louisiana Syrup.
Cafe au Lalt.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
River Shrlmps on Ice.
Toasted Bacon. Shirred Eggs.
Biscuit. Country Butter.
Cheese. Fruit.
Tea or Cocoa.
DINNER
Cream of Asparagus Soup.
Broiled Spanish Mackerel.
Potato Balls.
Celery. olives Radishes.
Vol-au-Vent.
Saddle Of Mutton. Green Peas.
Lettuce Salad.
Peach Pie.
Cafe Noir.
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FURNACES IN BLAST.

nun Of Ore Has Been Made at
H.. Rusk.
cs, ieSas, April 1s.-The Star and
h., furnace went into blast last Sat-
~ This furnace is owned by New Or
4, n ss'p'e; Mr. Leache Of New Orleans
~ !, 'urnace, ore land. etc, leased.
~ usa. unlimited ore here of the very
The furnace has q afty-ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-19

HARRISBURG, Pa.--The State democrats
COMMITTEES will meet Ia this city today. The
meeting is called TO elect q chairman and Tx
Inc time and place for holding the state con
ytnuon to nominate candidates Tor supreme
rcnrt Judge superior court Judge and state
tteasurer John s. Killing Of Erie and Joseph
HowIey Of Plitsburg are rival candidates tor
,.cnLe Who has declined TO be candidate for
~. election The state democratic convention
nIii probably not be held until after the state
rtpublican convention at Harrisburg, late IN
August.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-19

NEW YORK Dave sullivan aud Jacl
Cjprien arc matched 20 meet in a twenty
round bout before the Charter Oak Ath!et'
club OF Hartford tonight
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NEW YORK The Daughters Of the Reyolu'
titu Of New York CITY hold double cele5ra-
ion here today. observing the anniversary
o, the battle Of Lexington and also the ann
-trsary o. the beginning OF the spanish
American war.
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A Good spring Complexion.

Good sprIng JOmpItNIOH.
Battle the face once day with hot
yatt that has a little borax dissolved
4. Rinse well with cold water. then
b With white flannel cloth. Rub with
" cream. To still further improve the
krplssion. drink cup OF hot water be-
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lore breakfast. another Just before re-
firing. This aids digestion. and when the
digestion is good the appearance Of health
and good spirits is beautiful.
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NEW YORK. The workingmen's banquet,
=: which the leading speaker will be william
= Bryan, takes place here tonight Otnfr
enerkers OF note will be John S. Crosby, Bish-
Oh Potter and several labor leaders. over
5000 tickets have been sold for the event. DIT.
Drynn will speak on a non-partlssn topic
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nosToN.--Hon Hanpis Taylor, formerly
minister TO spain uadeT Cleveland, is 10 SpPah
al he dinner " the MASSACHUSETTS, society O
SOM OF the Revolution at the Vehdome 70
right.
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LONDON, The EPSON events open todal
with the city stake race. In which severn
American horses arc entered
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TopAY,s EVENTS.

MACON, Ga.-A notable event today Is the
OF euing Of the hftieth annual session OF th'
State Medical association.
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NEW YORK. Miss julia Ray Bradley wlll
;udhy become the wife % Rev Herbert snip
man OF West Point
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BOSTON. The famous annual en-miie open
handicap ROAD race Of the Dedham Oye'e cruz
will be run this afternoon.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-30
BIRMINGHAM
SOCIAL CLUBS
Southern and Phoenix Are the
Two Leading Social Clubs
of the City.

Birmingham social clubs are in keeping
with the progress and development of the
city, The two leading organizations are the
Southern and Phoenix clubs, both of which
enjoy large memberships.
The Southern club was organized about
twelve years ago and at present occupies
elegant quarters of it's own at the corner
of Fifth avenue and Twentieth street.
The membership of the club Is composed
of the leading business and professional
men of the city, and its social functions are
always notable events. The officers of the
club are as follows:
President-Major Frank Y. Anderson.
Notwithstanding NJ A. Porter
Secretary and Treasurer-Thomas H. Ben
ners.
Board of Control-A. H. Carpenter, John
T. Patton, Ed T. Wilcox, E. Wilkerson and
T. C. Thompson.
Election Committee - Samuel Earle
Mitchell Williamson, Dan F. McDonough,
Walter Phillips and M. P. Northington.
The Phoenix cub-the leading Jewish So
cial organization, is one of the largest and
most exclusive clubs in Alabama Its men,
bership is made up of the leading Jewish
citizens who are largely interested in The
progress and development of the district.
The Phoenix club was organized sixteen
years ago, when Birmingham was but an
infant, and has kept pace with the growth
and development of the city. It's present
quarters, in the Lane residence at the COR
ner of Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street,
are the handsomest club quarters in the
state. This magnificent building of pressed
brick and stone is an ideal club house, and
its arrangement lie almost perfect The Of
ficers of the club are:
Presidential. v. Joseph.
Observation-Disclosures Slaughter.
Secretary-Henry J. Meyer.
fy,Treasurer-Leo. K. Steiner.
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SOUTHERN MEDICAL DlsPENsARY
Has Met With Splendid Success Under
the Management ofThat Eminent Spec
ialist, DR.. o. T. Dozier.'

An institution that is synonymous with
Birmingham's thrift push and enterprise is
the Southern Medical Dispensary, which is
located in the Simon block on Ninetee nth
street, and is under the personal supervis-
ion of DR.. o. 7. Dozer. DR.. Dozier is the
founder of the institution, and under his
skillful and careful management 1t has met
with the most gratifying success.
DR.. Dozier is a physician of twenty-seven
years practice, and occupies a position
second to none In the profession, being a
gentleman of the highest integrity as well
as scientific accomplishments. He has been
a resident of Birmingham for ten years. lie
is thoroughly identified with the city, and
having invested his money in Birmingham
property and became one of her citizens. he
is naturally interested in her growth and
welfare generally. He is one of the most
public spirited citizens and usually con-
tributes both time and money to every
practical movement which tends toward
the upbuilding of the city. DR.. Dozier APP
preciates the advantages to city of good
newspapers, and frequently avails himself
of their columns in calling the attention of
Z the people to the institution of which he Is
the head. Attention is called to the hand
some half-page ad. of the Southern Medi-
cal Dispensary elsewhere in this issue of
The Age-Herald.
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The only practical, up-to-date painter in
Birmingham. Endorsed by all, from New
Orleans, La, to Decatur, Ala.
The only sign writer from the south;
worked at worlds fair, Atlanta and other
eXpositions.
The only painter who keeps two shops in
Birmingham.
The only painter in this section who
learned the trade in London, England.
The only painter who attends to all bus
mess In his line for the Birmingham Age
Herald.
Get our prices. 1t will pay you. Shops,
First avenue and Seventeenth streets and
No. 112 North Twentieth street.
Signs a speciality.
Country orders promptly attended to.
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SHOOTING AT BLOCToN
v. D. Hosmer Entered Wallace's Store
and Fired on Proprietor

Blocton, April 2s.-(speeiaL)-A shooting
ARRAY occurred here about noon yester-
day.
". D. Hosmer walked into the store of
]. H. Wallace with revolver in his hand
and began firing at the proprietor. Several
witnesses present say that Hosmer said
nothing to wallace before he began firing.
Several shots were fired, Wallace being
struck by three of them. one of them pene-
trating the left arm, breaking the small
bone and entering the right shoulder took
a downward course.
The physicians who dressed the wounded
member say that. although painful, none
Of the wounds will prove fatal.
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FOR SALE.

s5,000-10-room houe on 21st street, close In.
$50 trent foot for lot in half block of court
house; improved.
$1,000 for an acSe of land, on car line
with two 4-room houses, WoodlaWn.
81, 5O0-16-room house Sd avenue
$S00-Lot on I'd avenue.
81, 5O0-Lot Avenue ID between 18th and
10Th streets; three houses.
$2,5OO-Brick store Second avenue.
$1,000-6-room house with two lots on car
line Woodlawn.
81, 500 Groom house with two lots on cor
ner south 18th street.
CHICHESTER, YANCEY G ORR.
2009 1st Ave- Tel 606
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saed for Defamation of Character

Gadsden, April 29.-(Special.)-Th case of
d. C. Savage VS.. Thomas l.. Johnson in
which Savage was suing Johnston for $40, 900
damages for defamation of character, was
tried in the city court today and resulted in
a victory for Johnston. The suit was based
on the allegation that johnson had said
Savage was a i'd thief" The suit grew
out of litigation lasting over five years
Johnson is a wealthy citizen of Gadsden.
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Picnic Parties.

Go out to Gate City on the Traction COM
pany's red cars. 1t is only half a mile walk
over beautiful road past the old glass
works to the artesian wells we are hear
ing so much about now. One of the most
beautiful spots for picnics in the state.
Cars every 20 minutes. Beautiful ride
through Woodlawn over track as smooth
as ice out along the picturesque macadam-
lied road. Special terms to picnics Go
out and spend the day. Most famous place
near Birmingham for wild flowers $40