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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25
Manufactures.
Northumberland Company Snuff MIL

McNamarra-Laird Company Snuff Mill
Birming ham has the honor of having
in her bounds the only Strong Scotch"
snuff manufacturers outside of the trust
in the United States.
The factory or mill Is situated on Twen-
ty-fourth street, between First and Second
avenues, and is doing a thriving business.
Though it is a very popular commodity,
very few people have any idea how snuff
is made or the length of time required in
its manufacture. The dry Kentucky to-
bacco is stacked in a long row of piles,
and these are taken one by one and dipped
in a solution which cures the weed. After
letting this dry sufficiently 1t is put in
large barrels or hogsheads and goes
through several sweat rooms until 1t be-
comes ready for final grinding. This curing
requires about six or eight weeks of time.
The tobacco is then put in a mill and
ground down to the powdered form. The
grinding and bottling mills are very much
the same, used for making -four.
Afer leaving the mill the now pulverized
and bolted snuff is carried to the packing
room. These packing machines are some
thing on the order of a sausage suffer,
though of course are much larger and the
pressure is more powerful. Two tubes run
out from the bottom of the machine,
through which the snuff is forced Over
this the empty boxes are slipped. AS
quick as one is filled another is rapidly
inserted in its place. By this process about
1900 boxes are packed day. These boxes
when filled are then taken to long table,
where girls are employed in putting on the
covers and pasting the labels, after which
1t is out in cases and ready for the mar
ket.
About fifty people are employed in the
factory and twelve travelling statesmen are
kept on the road
M. c. Mcnamara is president; s. W.
Hooper, vice-president, and p. Henry Cor
bett, secretary and treasurer.
Only one brand of snuff is made by this
company, the GLORY Scotch snuff" This
is shipped over all the southern and west
ern states.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25

interfered with Its Immediate fnv.gorat
ing effect in such cases Is shown Id the
following letter from Mrs. Fannie West
president of the South Side Relief society
of Chicago. The letter is dated Decem@
Der IL, 1898: !
I'VE feel very glad to acknowledge ting
fine qualities OF Paines celery compound.
1t is the best remedy we know OF for build
ing up the nervous system. Our doctors
prescribe it. and 1t always gives immedis
ate relief"
Back of nervousness, sleeplessness and
many of the peculiar ailments of women is
poverty of the blood. Paleness, thinness
of body and weakness are evidences of poor
blood. In some cases palpitation of the
heart is complained of, and when the pow
erty is greatest, the lips are pallid and the
tongue almost colorless.
In these cases of anaemia II Paine's cell
cry compound is used the gain from day to
day is plainly noticeable. Its tonic effect
In renewing the blood and restoring the
strength has been little short of miraculous
in cases of extreme emaciation and nervous
prostration.
If woman feels that she is losing ground
in weight and strength she should set about
increasing the blood supply at once with
the aid of Paine's celery compound.
Give this greatest of all remedies trial.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25

The work of the average woman, wheth-
er she be in charge of household, where
the work is always doing, but never done,
or behind a counter, or in a schoolroom,
Is of a sort that rarely leaves her with
strength or inclination for anything else.
The strain upon most womens nerves,
is SO great that breakdown stares many
of them constantly in the face, which
means loss of work, doctors bills and dis
enlargement.
One of the earliest and one of the most
infallible indications of failing nervous
strength is the inability to sleep soundly.
No facts is more clearly established than
that sleep repairs the tired nervous tissues
and that the loss of sleep deranges the
health more quickly and more seriously
than any other privation the body can suf-
fer. The great effort, then, of every poor
sleeper should be to strengthen the nerves.
The fact that hundreds of men and women
in every community have been cured of in
somnia by Paines celery compound tells
its own story of the invigorating effect of
this wonderful remedy, not only upon the
nerves, but upon the entire nervous sys-
tenn.
Physicians prescribe Paines celery COM
pound where the nerves have become so ex-
hausted that not only sleep but digestion is
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25
Steamer Politician Aground

New Orleans. February A.-The British
steamer Politician, Captain Brown. which
sailed from here Thursday for Liverpool
with a large general cargo grounded in
south pass Her propeller and rudder have
been damaged and she will have to return
to the city.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25

Miss Francis Sibert, of Gadsden, Is the
guest of Mrs. Eugene Thompson and Miss
Kyle at their residence in Sycamore street.
South Highlands.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25

Frank Ellis, formerly Of Birmingham,
but now OF CHATTANOOGA j. Is, the city.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-25

4S-IO provide tndt all causes Oh ACTION,
civil and criminal in Beat 2, Barbour coun-
ty, shall be heard at Eufaula.
419-To authorize Conecuh county to issue
bonds for erecting new court house
42O-To amend stock law in Cleburne
county.
421-To incorporate the Mobile T2mmany
Society.
422-To fix the compensation of bailiffs in
Montgomery county.
423-To incorporate the African NJ. E.
Church Camp Ground in Macon county.
ALTO amend section 1890 of the code as
to Beats 10 and II in Bib county.
425-To provide for working persons con-
yicted of misdemeanor on roads in Maren-
go county.
426-To authorize Abbeville to issue water
bonds.
427-To improve quarantine plant in Mo-
bile Bay.
42S-To amend subdivision of section
3911 of the code.
42s-To relieve ]. F. and C. w. Joseph
from payment of license in Montgomery
county.
430-Reguating office of superintendent of
education of Lowndes county.
431-To authorize Birmingham to assess
the cost of improvements heretofore made
on delinquent property.
432-To provide for improving roads in
Marengo county.
433-To create a charter for the town of
Gre snsboro.
434-To amend section 1877 of the code.
435-To allow magistrates and constables
the same fees as sheriffs and clerks for
same services in Baldwin and Lawrence
counties.
1870 establish Oatston school district in
Barbour county.
437-To prohibit sale Of liquors In six
miles of Universalist church, near Arisota.
in Dale county.
$50 establish Harpersville school dis
trict, In Shelby county.
43e-To amend section of act to establish
----s-- Cor Vincent, In Shelby county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-16

he were estimating its weight. Then sud-
denly. without a word of warning, he raised
1t and sent il crashing through the machine,
whose splintering glass fell with a musical
tinkle on the floor.
Jennie gave a startled cry, and with a low
moan the professor struggled to his chair
and fell rather than sat down in Ii. A
CHASTITY pallor overspread his face, and the
girl in alarm ran again to the cupboard,
poured out some brandy and offered IL 10
him. then tried 10 pour ii down his throat,
but his tightly set teeth resisted her efforts.
She chafed his rigid hands. and once he
opened his eyes and slowly shook his head.
Try TO sip this brandy" she said. seeing
his jaws relax.
1T is useless he murmured with diff
Guilty. MY life was in the instrument, as
brittle as the glass. 1 have
He could say no more. Jennie went swift
~ down stairs to the ofhce or a physician.
The medical man. who knew of the scien-
fist, but was not personally acquainted with
him, for the professor had few friends.
went up the steps three at a time, and Jen-
ME followed him more slowly. He met the
1T is useless" he said. Professor seig-
fried is dead, and it is my belief that In his
taking away Austria has lost her greatest
scientist"
Il am sure of it," answered the girl, with
trembling voice; but perhaps after all it is
feel so like quarreIing with Providence as
when some noted man is removed right in
the mluSl Oh NS USEFULNESS.
II am afraid replied Jennie. solemnly,
velopment that would justify us in criti-
cising the wisdom of Providence. In my own
short life ] have seen several instances
where 1T seemed that Providence INTERVIEWED
for the protection of his creatures, and even
the sudden death of Professor Seigfried does
not shake my belief that Providence knows
best"
She turned quickly away and went down
the stairs in some haste. At the outer door
she heard the doctor call down: Il must
have your name and address. please"
But Jennie did not pause to answer. She
had no wish to undergo cross examination
at an inquest. knowing that If she told the
truth she would not be believed. while If
she attempted to hide it unexpected per-
sonal inconvenience might arise from such
a course. She ran rapidly TO the street cor
ner. hailed a fiacre and drove to a distant
part of the city; then she went to a main
t~horoughfare, took a tram car to the center
of the town and another cab to the palace.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-16
HUMOR OF THE DAY.


His Vacation.
Chicago Post.
What do you intend to do for a vacation
Send my wife and family QUITE of the city,"
In Mitigation.
Shelf I should die. I know you would
He-But if 1 die. it would be for money,
dear.
His Impression.
Doctor-My rule is. BE sure you're right,
and then go ahead"
Friend-Indeed? I thought it was. when
in doubt, perform an operation"
=
The New Era Out West.
Chicago Times-Herald.
stranger-Why did they lynch that man?
Lop-eared Lem-They ketched him steal
in the plug out Of the motor of Knock
kneed Kits hossless kerridge.
NOw's the Time.
Life.
Henpeck-There'n be no parting in
heaven.
ole fellow. you'd better attend to it on this
side.
lOnkerS statesman.
Trotting Thomas-I wish I could turn
myself into a rumor for a few moments.
Walking William-What for?
7. T.-Why. they say a rumor gains cur
rency.
Same Thing.
Puck.
Isaacs-I nefer saw Rosenstein so mooch
AFFECTED by der heat.
Cohenstein-He vosn't prosdrated, vos he?
TGa QCc-Chn0cf an0Ild der game Ting He
said 1t vos too hot to do peezness.
It's Equivalent.
Detroit Free Press.
He-Is there anything in the world that
bores you more than fattery?
she-Only one thing that 1 now think OF.
Sne-Not TO, be fattered.
It's Chief Function.
Puck.
The Owner-You can do lots OF things
with this knife. It's got six blades an a
corkscrew an a pair Of scissors an a tooth
Friend-What you been a-doin' with II?
The Owner-Well-er-I been jest whit;lin'
sticks.
"Comer.~
Puck.
Mr.. Gotrox-Young Lord Littledough
asked me for Lydia's hand this afternoon.
lie Impressed me very faVoraDly as a young
man who Is bound TO succeed.
Mrs. Gotrox-Did he ask how much you
were worth?
Mr.. Gotrox-No: he asked me how / got 1t.
Why He Objected.
Chicago Post.
What's the matter?' asked the congress-
mar Of his constituent. ~ got you a govern
ment job. didn't II"
Yes"
"And the salary Is satisfactory, isn't IT,"
"Oh. yes, the salary's all right. but. hang
1t all. they expect me TO earn IT."
The Way of the World.
Warrington Star.
1T makes me very weary" said the mos
quito. with q sigh. ito see the manner t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-16

which the American public allows itself TO
be carried away by a fad. Any old Trims
which comes along under a new name can
create a Juror"
You talk as IL you had a personal grew
ance," said the moth.
II have. / have for years been singing
people so that their faces swelled up. but
nobody puts my picture in the paper and
calls me a kissing bug" ,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Hair Brush Free

Please return to us Check No. ss
OF the goods you bought here Thurs.
Oct. g. and receive as reward a
HANDSOME Hair Brush, worth fully
25c or over, No. SO appears printed
in red
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

The Peoples Superior
highest patent Mime
sofa Flour, sack. ....... 0Sf
Gold Medal Flour, sack. 500
10 lib. sack Pure Graham
Flour ...... Iot
1O-Ib. sack White or Yell
low COrnmeaI ........7 1-2t
Hand picked NAVY Beans,
new crop, pOund.... 2 LIE
s lbs. good Japan Rice. l0'
Pound pkg. MncinrOni or
VermiceIli ...........S 1-2t
10 bars Laundry SOap, any
ktnu <ls
3-lb. cans solid packed
Tomatoes ............ l-2'
2-lb. cans sifted Early
June Peas ............ l-2'
New EvapOrated fancy
large Peaches, lib. 1-2'
Fancy large Italian
Prunes, lib .......... 1-2'
New EvapOrated Red Rasp-
berries, lib ..........11 1-2
Champion or Eagle Lye 1-2
Large bot. Fancy Pickles q 1-2
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
zoe Ribbons, Yard. Sc

All co!ors plain and fancy Ribbons
desirable widths. worth zoe yard
for only Be. Sold only to those bring
Ing this part Of our advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Teas and COffeeS

Good Spider Leg Japan
new crop Tea, 1b.. -.
Tea Siftings from finest
4 lbs. good Broken Mocha
and Java Coffee ...... 2
Fancy Golden Rio Coffee IL i.
Choice santos, splendid
blend, lib !
High grade Mocha ana
Java Coffee, lib. z
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Provision Dept.

New breakfast Bacon, Ib 8 LIE
Best Summer Sausage, IbD 1-2t
Fancy Full Cream Cheese 1Is
Good Country Butter. Ib.. 15t
Choice Creamery Butter, IS,
Fancy Creamery Butter lii FL,
HyGeia or Elgin Cream
cry, lib ............... or
Strictly Fresh EGGS, dozen 10,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Big Grocery Sale Tomorrow

Phone 1924 and give your Order-it
Will receive prompt attention.
FREE! FREE!-15 bars Diamond G
or Santa Claus Soap free to every
purchaser of one pound of our su-
periOr Spider Leg Japan Tea at 4oc
Ib.. and 1 lib. of our Superior blend
Mocha and Java Coffee at 25c pound
10 pounds GranuInted Sugar 4Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Time Sales

s 10 D;3O--5c Skirt Linings. yd. 20
10 O:3O-20c Waist Linings,
ynru 60
y TO 0i3O-5 bars Laundry
SoaD, any brand ........ ID
= to 0;3O-5Oc BELT Buckles. 2fc
TO Oi3O-1Oc Cake Sonp only 3c
to 0i3O-l5c skirt Binding,
s"'" ''''...' '''..'... 4c
to 0;3O-CrOchet Cotton, ball, lie
10 D'30-2Oc Towels only. dc
S1.oO bot. Reef, Iron & Wine 48c
Hair Brush Free
Please return to us Check No. ss
of the goods you bought here Thurs.
Oct. ., and receive as "A reward a
handsome Hair Brush, worth fully
35c Check must call for purchase OF
Zoe or over. No. S6 appears printed
in red.
zoe Ribbons, Yard. Sc
All co!ors plain and fancy Ribbons
desirable widths, worth zoe a yard
for only Be, Sold only to those bring
ing this part Of our advertisement.
lnc Veilings, Yard, Sc
Sold only to those having one of our
cash checks of any day excepting
Monday-lOc Veilings at &c per yard.
Sale of DOmeStiCS and Linens.
200 Pieces GinRbams, OrRandics,
Dimities and CheviOt Sbirtings--
English Batiste and Percala- 1c
loc Value.Sard ..'.....,'. .........
Yard Wide Blcached Cambric
Muslin E.
per yard-only ,.,,..,...,..,,.,...,.o oS
Hemmed and Finished BIeached
shSs.s9 sahsStsoc value for ........,,. .35c
Hcmmed and Finished BIeached
Sheets
Slx9O-full size-reguar 0nc
COc yalue-only .....,....,..,..,,..,c wv
All Linen BIenched Crash
Is inches wide-10c E-
Yalue-yard Observation-Disclosures, ~
Half BIeached Table Linen
at special prices Monday
60c, I0c, 35c, 2Dc and 10c.
. Cases Danish Down
new patterns, heavy heeced, iust the
thing for fall wrappers, 10 yds to a
customer-regular l2c grade 10
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-07
SLUGGISH INTELLECT
Caused by Coffee.

Careful inquiry in the school room
developed the fact that those children
Who are habitually given coffee TO drink
have sallow complexion, are nervous,
more or less irritable and Very sluggish
intellect or an over wrought and abnor-
NAL Imagination, results OF extreme
nervousness. My own experience with
coffee drinking kept me afflicted for
some years with severe and constant
headaches, with extreme nervousness at
times
Il was compelled to abandon coffee
altogether and Was quickly relieved OF
the headaches and other troubles. |
MAS fortunate enough to secure pack
/ age of Postum Food Coffee hut my first
| attempt at making ii Was a failure. AT
1 ter another trial and following direc-
1 tons (Which are very easy, by the. way)
/ L secured a delicious drink, far superior
| in my mind to coffee. l have continued
I to use ii from the start and my irn-
provement has been steady with no i'll
effects al all
The above was written by school
teacher, Miss T.. Barnard of Oxford
LNas.
/ 1t is an easy matter to leave off the
coffee habit, If Postum Cereal Food
/ Coffee is used in its pace, particularly
when attention is given to its proper
preparation. The whole secret of TIL,
preparation is in allowing the FOOD
i Coffee to boil long enough to bring on
the taste and food value.
All frst-class grocers sell Postum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-07
Another Expansion.

1t will be of interest TO readers who
use McIIlree's Wine of Cardui in their
homes 10 know that the sale of this
remedy has So increased during he
past year that the manufacturers have
again had to increase their capacity by
the addition of another large building.
1t has often been said that an article
that finds favor with the ladies is sure
To achieve great success. No more
striking example ofthis could be found
than the history of Wine of Garduis
From thousands of ladies' letters re-
ceived by the manufacturers the fol-
lowing are selected:
From Mrs Mary Pankowski, 33 Rose
street. Chicago. ILL.,:
Il have taken a bottle OF Wine OF
Cardui and feel much better than when
In wrote YOU. did not have any pains
at my last monthly period
From Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson. kalama-
ZOO Mich:
II suffered from what was supposed
TO be tumos OF the womb, but have
taken five bottles of Wine of Cardul
and am almost cured.
| From Mrs. j. l.. Todd, Stalvey, S. G.:
II do not think would have been
Living if L had not taken Wine of Car
| dui. We desired child Very much
and I now have baby ! months old.
From Mrs. w. S. Harris. 7l5 Walker
| street, Kansas City Kas.::
4 II have tried Wine of Gardui and
found it to be the greatest medicine OF
earth for female troubles"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-07
MAccABEEs ELECT.
Name Their New omcers ut Meet
Ing Wednesday Night-The Degree

Name Their New Officers at Meet
Ing " Wednesday, Night-The Degree
OF Honor.
Marshall Lodge No. %, Il. o. t. NJ.
3eieesed officers Wednesday evening at
the X. =. hall as follows:
Past Commander b. B. Sehollen-
berger.
C.ommander-C. II. Mutt.
Lieutenant Commander-A. c. DAILY.
Record keeper-W NJ. Clark.
Finance Keeper Stewart Eason.
Captain Ed Austin.
Sergeant Frank Reese.
Master Arms-J ohm jacobson.
First Master of Guards-H. NJ.
Walker.
second Master of Guards-c. H.
Haas.
sentinal--O. e Hartwell.
Picket-Charles Olson.
Trustees--John Heisinger and L. *.
Kunkel.
Hope Lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor,
the adjunctive society of the "A. o. U.
w. named officers as follows:
Past Chief of Honor-Mrs. Oscar
Jurden.
Chief of Honor-Alrs. Belle Reed.
Lady of Honor-Mrs. Emma Ledge.
Recorder Mrs. Lizzie schimp.
Mrs. Rose Spratt.
Receiver-Mrs. Ella j. Hanson.
Chief Of Ceremonies-Mrs. Alice
Welsh.
Lady usher-Mrs. Sophia Nelson
Inside Wateh-Mrs. Annie Hurshel.
| Outside Watch--Mrs Laura Wallace
/ Trustee Mrs. Kate Nelson.
| The Eastern Star. Central Chapter
No. CT, also elected officers Wednesday,
night, naming the following:
! Worthy Matron--Mrs. Eva Simkins.
! Associate Matron-Mrs. Nora Everist
4 Worthy Patron--Mr II. E. Simkins
/ Secretary Mrs. ID. NJ. Waterbury.
Treasurer--M Mrs. Julia Garfield.
Conductress-Mrs Della Davis.
Associate Conductress miss Alice
lCardiner
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-07
FINDINGS ARE SECRET.
"A. II. State Committee Inspect,
the SolsifcrS, IIs.lne

the soldiers Home.
Several members of the Grand Army
committee selected by the state en-
to inspect and report on the
condition and management of the SOL
dier's Home have been in the city and
departed Wednesday for their homes.
The members present were II. NJ. Pick
el. OF Des Monies: l.. b., Raymond, of
Hampton; and Phil Schaller. of Schal-
Ter. Adjt Cen. Black. of the Grand
Army. was in the city with the mem
hers of the committee. 1T Is under
stood the committee agreed upon its
report, but no facts in regard to i,
were given out. the committee having
decided to maintain secrecy until the
report is in the hands of Commander
Bailey. the head of the Iowa depart
merit of the G. a. r. Mr.. Bailey will
probably issue the report In circular
form. Sensational claims have been
made that the committee would rec
commend that the Home be taken out
of the hands OF the board of control
but whether this was done and what
effect it would have on the legislature
are matters of doubt.
1T was given out that the committee
found the Home in fine condition and
lcomplimented Commandant Horton
and his officers on their successful ad-
ministra ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-07
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