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HUSBAND SChUM
CORRESPONDENT.
Mrs. Lusk Protests Her
Innocence and Tells Of
a Shooting Match.

Mrs. Isabella I.usk. whose husband
Robert J. Lusk. OF Shs TWenty-seconl
Regiment, 10 suing for divorce. continued
her testimony In Justice MeAdAm's par
OF the Supreme Court to-day.
When her husba , d. went TO war he left
Mrs. Lusk In the care OF his friend.
Richard kenworthy. He now name.
kenworthy a. the correspondent In the
divorce proceedings.
Mrs Lask denied that she had been
guilty OF any wrong do ns.
She said that shortly after midnight
on Aug. Is. 1859 at the Lusk hom 81
West Sixteenth street. there VAS Q
shooting match between her husband
and Ksnwor,hy. She wa, In q rom ad-
joining the enc In wish the shCotirs
occurred.
Did you run to worthy and ex-
claim oh, dear. Dick, ATE ECU h ritz"
No; ] may have >aii "a. dsAr. as an
exciamstl ton. but not a. a Term o. ai.ec-
tion or endtarmeni." replied Mrs. I.usk.
Lusk was shct IN the arm and Ken
worthy In the breast.
Ms. Frames r.iser. VINO lived In the
slms houss with tae Lusks. teft Ne !
that after the shooting sasir she siw
kenw0rthy sitting on the steps,
Mrs. l.usk came doSnss.t aaa RAJ
gef. Mis-. Lusk put lcr arms around
neaworthy and sail. oh. they have
shot my boy ehe fondlsd him rcoesi-
ecly"
The evening world., 1900-04-12
Prof. Quackenbos, Psy.
chology Expert, SCOTS
at Hiss Stevens Story
Of Her Hypnotic Tar
rage.

Mr.. Jennie Elton Stevens Mayo. the
one time girl.bride 81 Commodore Will
lam X. MAYO. who died recently. told
The Evening world on Tuesday OF her
marriage TO the septuagenarian Com
modore. old enough to be her grand
father. and her sudden separation from
aim after the wedding reception.
Miss Stevens, a. she has called her
self since the Commodore secured an
unopposesi divorce from her In South
Dakota, In order that he might marry
his housekeeper, Nina Goodman Hal
also 4 child-wife and the third OF MS
matrimonial partners. says the vener'
able Commodore hypno,ized her and
commanded her to marry him. Although
Miss stevens. who WAS only eighteen
,sz.s "a. was opposed TO the union
ale oseye! him through that hypnotic
influence which she could not resist
When her aged nuitor was absent her
whole being rcbelled and he became re-
pellent to her. but on his return TO her
presence. despite her most strenuous
efforts against Il. the spell he cas-, upon
her undid her will
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He Declares That the
Dead Commodore Die
Not Resort to rlesmeric
Influence to Gain q
Bride.
am looking for an explanation Of al
spiritual phenomena In natural law.
HYSL0P'S BELIEF.

Prof Hyslop. OF Columbia. believes
that all this thins II spiritual in,eiii.
gence and due to supernatural Law.
That these manifestations come from
disomb ,dled spirits.
This young woman says Commodore
Mayo got the power OF hypnotism In
India The power IL born with Its pos.
SCISSOR. He may learn the technique OF
Its application scientifically, but the
power IL inherent.
This old man may have possessed 10.
and he may have exercised It upon her
unconsciously and without meaning to
DO so. but | DO not believe he did nyp.
aviisr her deliberately.
II don't believe II anyway. for she
says, ~ effect. that she resisted him.
and It II impossible to hypnotiae . re-.
slsting subject except 10y ways 80 heroic
tnat I would hesitate to tell them to the
The girl loved Mayo. ami now she
gives hypnotism as an explanation. En-.
gayemen.s are made aud broken ard
remate In life every day. II this young
" oinan chooses TO call this getting con.
troll OF herself. ell right.
Il don't believe that man went de.
liberately to work to hypnoiise that
g,rl. N she set her mind delibera ely
against Mnyu he could not hypnotise
her. But she says abe was attracted
and that explains the whole phenom.
ens
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BULL TONE
IN STOCKS.
Advance in Prices Marks
the Early Morning
Trading.

The stock market opened generally
higher to-day. although there vas no.
ttceable weakness In the Steel and Iron
stocks. which were under bear pressure
In the early hours OF the trading.
Owing TO the decision to adjourn the
Exchange from this Afternoon until
Monday the shorts were induced TO
| cover.
American sursr impaired sttadiness to
the industrial group by an advance OF a
! paint. to liz.
Railroad shares were distinctly strong
and active. notably PennsylN ania.
wnich gained -. to 10. Illinois Central
"a. 10 lls. Chicago. Rock Island n Pa
cine. 81. to liz is. baltimore 4 OHIO
common 81. to ii IL. and Norfolk n
Western ii: to >, Ia. The Pacific Is
sues. with Missouri Pacific again the
most conspicuous, advanced tap.diy'
In the s.eel and Iron stocks the most
depressed shares were American Keel
4 Wire and tho Federal stee. tssues.
The frst named opened fiat al bi. and
frscttonaliy dropped to o.. white tine
last two lost point and T.? respectively.
The local traction securities were. with
the exception OF Third Avenue. strong.
The latter In the rrst ten minutes
scared An sx,,ems los. of ~ nolnts. 10
n, i.s MISREPRESENTATION Vas up Ia. Al
H.; "A. Nanhatt.n IL Al ys IA ana
H,ooiivn Rama rrans,, - 10 n n
'rradins Wa Of small volume ana no,
e.traosasnsr,iv h.avv
A drive against sugar forced u down
On m. snsrhe, ont s,ds Of 4 lev ~.
ciaities SupDor, deyeiorssi in 6ieel and
Wlre pf. ana A recoveSy To 3 l.S fol.
Lowell Pressed steel. however. resoeed
ia
RuyinK Of the Pscihcs had Q sustain.
ing eject on the railroad ust, but the
dcmAn. for the rrNuGeVs and TRUNK
lines was light. southern Pacific was
prominent ana Kained about 3 point.
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AULL'S LAWYER RBBUEED
NiIIlOnatve Mine OW1eS Anxious
~ ne rpee. Counsel Tried
second plea.

Judge Warren ", Foster IN Part l..
OF General Sessions. TODAY severely re-
buked Lawyer Isidor Hershheld, Of as
Broadway.
Hefshfeld Is the counsel tor George
". Hull. who IL under arrest In the
Jefferson Market Prison. charged With
being 4 fugitive from Rhode Island.
where he 10 under indictment for per-
jury.
Hull. Who IL q millionaire, does no:
like being behind bars. ard yesterday.
through his counsel. made . motion be-
tore Justice Fitsgefald. In the supreme
Court. 10 be admitted TO ball. Judge
lIsuecraM denied the motion.
Not Withstaqdihx. this refusal Hersh-
Ae.d appeared before .'IdSe Foster to-
DAY and made the same motion.
sThls Uas argusd before yudes Ftts-
rcrsji yesiceeay." Judge Foster asked
YES. sir" replied Assistant District.
Attorney Hennessy,
81 consider your request remarked
Judge Foster to Hershheid. = very
Improper one. I rsfu'e TO consider II.
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MILO FIGHT
FOR 4 CHILD.
Mrs. Fecker Tried to
: Wrest Boy from Her
~ Husband.

There vas an exciting fight for tn
possessIon Of n child this afternoon
when the North German Lloyd steame
Lam Was locked a, Hoboken at l.,
O'Clock. A weeping. hysterical womar
tried TO seize little hoy who was tight
y ciaspsd In her husbands arms. an'
the friends Of both. taking sides. threat
eusd to develop the AFFAIR into an all
round ough-and-tumble fight.
The woman was Mrs Amber Belt
Pecker. Of s East Twenty-eighth street
this city, who with her lawyer, Georg'
Robinson. and several pattisans. nae
been waiting for the arrival OF t6'
steamer since o'clock this morning
There were also In waiting friends oi
her husband. Charles Conrad Feeker. OF
- WeN F1fty.third street
They vere waiting for the arrival oil
the Fsckers' adopted son. Conrad Hen.
1amln rsckcr. who Is six years old ana
- rseMgninE hero from visit to DER
many. Each xids was determined to SET
poeeeneion Of the lad. and Lawyer Rob-
inaoo had q writ Of habeas corpus Tor
his prothsctbm In court to-day 80 That
Il coald b settled which Of his adopted
poxpues Was eaytitled to him.
YSuhae wenk down the bay on a rev.
nun csfts and boarded the Lain. When
the Uoaamer came to the dock Mr..
Fsclsr saw him At the rail holding the
hov m his arms. She threw kisses at
CnesnA and the hoy waved his hand To
~.
Tpeuble started lust as soon A. Fecker
ana the child left the steamer. Mrs.
YSsluDv tried to wsest Conrad from her
HUSBAND. weeping and crying out shrii'y'
while the lawyer shouted and sestiou-
ixted and the friends OF each side
tuutIod and pushed. Police Captain
Hnyes and Detective weinthal took the
whole Marty 10 the station house
There Lawyer Robinson made . de.
mand for the child before Chief OF Po-
alce Donovan. Fcrksr refused to sive
him IN. The lawyer wanted TO make
chsrse Of kidnapping. but after a lot OF
,alk all hands agreed 90 90 to New
YORK. and let Judge Fitzgerald settle
the matter.
Lawyer Robinson ielephoned capt
Nc(,iusixy to have a man NEE, the party
ct tbs term.
Mrs. Fecker alleges that she adopted
the boy, taking him from a founding
asylum in Milwaukee In 1881. when she
vss another man. wife, She admits 'nat
no adoption papers were drawn up.
Fecker, she says. took the boy TO Ger
many with him. and now refuses to give
him up.
Sxrirr. ON tine other hand. says his
wife told him she kidnapped the boy
from wealthy parents In Milwaukee be.
fore their marriage. At another time
she told him the lad was the son of her
former husband. DIR. Charles Hamilton.
Of Chicago. He says his wife 10 UNIT to
have the custody OF the boy.
A special despatch TO The Evening
World from the Babies Home In MIL
waukee fails 10 eosFo'soFsta ars. fsak-
er's statement mat she adopted the hoy
from that Institution. The authorities
say they do not know the woman.
The evening world., 1900-04-12
BOCART IS
CAPTURED.
Last of the Accused
Brooklyn Trolley Raid.
ere - Caught.

Henry Bosart, the las, o. Albert Coz.
Inns quintet Of brokers indi,,ei b. the
February Grand Jury for the raid Oh
brooklyn Rap.d Transit stock. was a..
rested at S o'clock this morning In the
Howard House al Malone. n. Y.
Detective Valley. o. Capt. Mct'lusky's
weeks. lie go, track of him al Brosk.
Vile. Ontario, ON Monday, and traced
him to OxteasburH. n. Y. There the
detective earned that bis quarry ia
gone 10 Malone. Rather than take
chances on misslnx Elm the detective
Ded ana arrested HIM
Valley Wired Capt. M-Clusxy that he
will have his prlscner IN New York by
nIsht.
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The LONDON STOCKS.

The London security markets displayed
s;cadine-s to-day on covering by the
shorts Business was wholly pfofe,.
sl0nal
American railway -naV, wsre ag.
gfessivtly strong on both foreign and
New York otders sentiment u hullsh
IN this department under the Impression
that New York viii start another gen.
.ral rice Immediately aiter the Easter
holidays.
southern Pacific was selling At ".
Aiehisor preferved o. II - Union Pa
cine az "A 5-s. baltimore 3 Ohio pre-.
ferred at ~ ans Louisville 4 Nashville
At "
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WHEAT WAS WEAKER
ON LOWER cABleS

Wheat dropped OF stu further to.
day In response "a selling for 18th. sc.
counts aud the decline rom 10 90 Is
points IN the French markets.
New lork's opening prices were: May
wheat, n Is; July. = "a.
Chicsxo's Opening prtesa were Nay
wheat. - -; July. a.. May corn. - IL.
Nav oats ~ 10
wheat. y ~ bid: JAY. 70 IS bid: Sep.
.em5eL ALA: Nay cora. n 80 bid Mas
chicaso's cieeine psscss we're: NAY
sesas 9 20 Ag;u s = -, g, !s,. JAY IL; !,
The evening world., 1900-04-12
WATER COMPANY
AFFAIRS IN COURT

Justice MADDOX In the Brooklyn su-
urem. Court to-day granted . motion
made By the directors Of the Long Is
lana water Supply Company that al
neeSora intssos,S1 in The coocesn chow
cause before July u Why the company
should not b dissolved.
The company has . claia Of Goo
against the ciiy for maeh!nsfy which. "
vas held. vas not Included in the ssle OF
the plant.
The evening world., 1900-04-12

The closing prscss Of cotton to-day
were. April. So TO 80: Nay. ~ To
80; June. sH TO so: July. % to ~,
AUGUST. s:t; septsmbsr. Ali to A<1; Oc-
,obcr. Eii TO All: November. ,w to ~
December. ,.N TO 7Si January. - 20
~; February. 80 30 500: March, a0i "a
AGc Market barely steady.
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STRANGE WEDDING.

So they were married. and the we'd
ding OF this strangely mismhtched pair
was one OF the most brilliant affairs
ever witnessed In the little city ~
Waterbury. Conn.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Kaiser ffieitleh. Santiago Dc Cuba.
iismegrs Gash'anam,
L. AaeitAias. Hasrs. ~ Sui. Nss Orleans
~ SAIL TOMORROW.
Iroqnoli Chsfitroa Rio Crahd.. Druasxiek.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY
Psoseua Alsisn. STATE q Nsbfasia.
Glsdioius, 0ihfsiist Olsssos,
ossa0ssl. ssassa. Rheln. Dfen,eu.
hiAesss. sistsIn- Gisnochy. GibFsitss.
Wells city, s~shssi. S..ss. Hssy.
sssdana, hanehestsf. Ajrtnse. Sssessis.
On MsrEsrst a. Lgeis Iaha. bremen.
kniekefecsksr. Vera. q bral,sr.
zee orietns Hiehmoai Caste. Barr,
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rsssiss spsrisescs vsia .asSs u NV sstsvs.
ties ssrtfcso: ssiy tAsAs sssOo1ast y ths
assa sssk assS sepiy = ~ M 9. tsneSsysso
The evening world., 1900-04-12

De0oovuase LEADER see This Ressl,
81 the Visit 0s supreme Cosss
SossSce 10 Croker.

That Justice George G. Barrett OF the
supreme Court, Is likely to be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor this year.
= ~ belief OF leaders high In the coun-
els 81 the party. His withdrawal from
ebe Appellate Division Is said to be the
Aret step In that direction. and II Is
+. eoao1<ntly asserted by his friend. tina,
~ vii net preside In court again this
11uosr.
1uotics Barrett Is on his way to Eu.
4 49, d company with Justice Morgan
~ Oos1sn. They sailed yesterday on
~ q. Louis. He viii visit Richard
GlU1w IT Vantage. England. and. as
~ - bsen for years one Of the Tam
- ch1efs closest sdviserr. u 10 n
- coocluston that questions Of
~ vtIi b. discussed.
DC11co barrett was Mr.. Croker's
- Gsr Governor tvo years ago but
DmAna u the kinp County men
ef1ugkhn's fciIovsfs srr now
" oDeopt his candidacy. Though
- NH aver on Edward u.
10y IN hrlseve ,hst Justics
- - uoDElay With upstate
mDu0 also apOeal 10 all
- Il - -.
The evening world., 1900-04-12

LADY canvassers wanted at
once in Now York and Brook.
lyn on q new article FOR ladies;
salary. Call between 8 4 II, 20
Leonard st., New York, room
iO3, Miss Barrett.
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Spring
Medicine

10 q necessity. bsosuss u this ssasea The
syssse, 10 dssliltsssa ~ run 1evs. the
b.ooA IL Impoverished enc ioVsrv. the sp-
petite falls and thar 10 dsaess frso attacks
ef ssrssus illssss. apssAs As1,elns 10 emily
ancsf.Hs sans Ter Heels asssasariiis. vA.eh
puriAes. ensiehss are visaiisss the blood.
creates On sppssi,s. .nvisorsass the system.
Hood's SscsAcsaHs
Il the Hest Nsdiciss Nsssy Cas- Bay.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT o. NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
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WoMAeN0 WA e0c:iprv ;i
Madame PosteI,.sverest.

There Is nothing more delightful than a clever woman when she is in reminiscent mood and recalls the interesting experi- ences in her life she would play the fragments of a melody that she loved best; and where a woman has enjoyed the var jed experiences that come from extensive travel and has known personally many dis tinguished men and women of the day, she is naturally interesting in recalling the different events of the past. When she is distinguished by reason of her own gifts and establishes herself in a studio, which is the correct thing to do nowadays, morning spent with her there Is charm ing way in which to spend ones time.
 Among the musical studios in Birming- ham there is none more attractive than that of Madame Pastell- Everest of the Academy of Music, and there is probably no one in the musical coterie who has en- joyed greater advantages for knowing many of the most prominent persons in the social life of this country than has Madame Everest.
 She was a pupil of the famous Orgeni and as is well known Orgeni only received pupils whom she considered possessed the
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requirements to win distinction. When a prestige to the former and at once placed her conspicuously before the musical world. Indeed, to have fallen short in Or geni's estimation would not have been as serious offense as to fail before a world of lesser critics.
 When Madame Everest was in Dresden she was given frequent opportunities to distinguish herself, and won great distinc- ton upon the occasions that Orgeni's pu- pills were heard at the Royal Conservatory of Music She subsequently, studied with Giovanni, the famous tenor and instructor Of the Milan Conservatory of Music, and with Varnuccini, of F'lorentine and Lon don fame. After her return from Europe Madame Everest established herself in Philadelphia, where she prepared pupils for church, concert and opera, at the same time filling engagements.
 She has frequently sung in concerts in both New York and Washington, and she was great favorite in diplomatic draw ing rooms, where she sung upon many oc- casons during the season. The Chinese Minister and Madame Wu, upon the occa- sion of their lat homes at the Chinese legation, frequently invited Madame Everest to sing, and the latter has the most pleasant recollections of Madame Wu. Madame Everest was invited to sing upon many notable occasions in Washing ton while in New York she was freQnently a guest at the various gatherings of New forks most prominent club women. The Womans Press Club, of which Mrs. Jen- nie June Croly was so long president en- tertains charmingly at its famous "Satur- days" and Madame Everest's beautiful voice added to the pleasure of the after noon on more than one occasion. At these press gatherings the guests are always wo- men prominent in the public eye, and a I programme must necessarily include names equally as well known. It is consequently an unusual distinction to be asked to ap- l pear on the programme arranged for these
 occasions.
 1 While Madame Everest has won distinc- 1 ton in the Eastern cities, she IS also well
 known in the South. She is, by the way, d
 Southern woman, and her home was ip Sa- vannah, Ga., where for many years she
 was connected with Christ Church. Upon
 the occasion of her return to Savannah to appear in concert work she received a
 great ovation, and indeed, wherever she
 has appeared the press notices have been
 most fattering
 Since she became member of the faculty Continued on Eighth Page)
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HELP WANTE6

 MOLDERs-The National Founders Asso- citation will pay from $4.75 to S0O per day for flrst-olass iron and steel machin- cry floor holders to work on either dry sand, green sand or 1oam in the foun- dries in the city of Cleveland Ohio, and in addition will guarantee them perma- nent employment as long as they care to remain besides giving to such molders as go to work in these shops National Founders Association card, which will give them preference always in securing employment under the rules of the asso- citation; splendid chance for the right men. Address the National Founders As- sociation, P. O. Box IF, Cleveland, Ohio 10-4-l2t
 WANTED-Respeotab white woman to assist at fruit and lunch stand outside of Birmingham; right home for right per- son. Information, 1513 Avenue O. wANTED-At once, six first-class inside wiremen; s2 per day and board. Address at once R. B. Kyle Jr., 6 Co.,, 20 South Perry St., Montgomery, Ala wANTED-Carpenters to remove old shin- gles and put 100000 new ones on houses at Mary Lee mines. Address, stating price for work per thousand and specify time in which work can be done, Jeffer- son Coal and Railway Co.,, Lewisburg, Ala. 10-9-2t WANTED-A good man cook. Address Bx- change Hotel Talladega, Ala. c. J. Sea- brook, proprietor.
 WANTED-One frst-class white barber; good salary. Apply or write to w. c. Palmer, Northport, Ala. 10-9-6t WANTED-Young lady for housekeeper. Address R., care Age-Herald
 10-9-6t
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Order of Pu biicatiOn.

In the United States Circuit Court for the Southern Division of the Northern Dis trict of Alabama. The Maryland Trust Company vs. the Jefferson Coal and Rail- way Company, Uewisburg Coal and Coke Company.-In equity, No. 115.
 In this cause 1t appearing from the af- fidavit attached to the cross bill of com plaint of the Lewisburg Coal and Coke Company, filed in said cause the 9th day of October, 1900 and the subjoined affidavit of John E. Martin, and from the return of the United States marshal, that the fol. lowing named defendants in said cross bill are non-residents of the State of Alabama, or cannot be found to be served with pro- cess, so that personal service on them Is impracticable. that is to say: The Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore, Md, sxecutor of James Sloan, Jr, John Gill. w. W. Spence, George o. Manning, Frank P. Clark, Frank T. Redwood, Olivera An drews, A. H. Taylor. Basil B. Gordon, Duglas H. Gordon, Mrs. A. E. Gordon, B. B. Gordon, trustee; J. Q. Lowell, Mrs. Ger trude s. Jenkins, Henry 8. Je4- kins. F. I. Jenkins, Charles O. D. Lee. Mrs. D. J. Lee and J. Harry Lee. ali of whom are over the age oi twenty one years and reside in the oity or County of Baltimore, State of Maryland; J. T. Haxall J. Taylor and J. Wilcox Jenkins, the said J. T. Haxall residing in Chart iottesvlle, Va; the said J. Taylor residins
 
 Jenkins residing in Leesburg, Va-; William F. Jenkins, who resides in the city Of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, on the rule day to be held first Monday In January next
 Ii is therefore ordered by the court that the said defendants hereinbefore named 40 appear and plead, answer or demur to the cross bill of complaint of the Lewis burg Coal and Coke Company, filed herein according to the rules and practice Of this court
 It is further ordered that the clerk or this court do cause this order to be pubs lished once a week for six consecutive weeks in the Age-Hefald, newspaper pubs lished in the city of Birmingham, State Of Alabama, in said district.
 Done this, the 9th day of October, 1soo.
 CHARLES SWAYNE, Judge.
 Published by order of court.
 CHARLES J. ALLISON, Clerk. 10-a-tues-6t
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Roardman 6 Go.

T. V. Boardman & Co. were at home in their new quarters yesterday, which were thronged throughout the day. The superb line of carpets, rugs and draperies for which this firm is noted Is even more com plete this season than usual, and were dis played to beautiful advantage yesterday.
 Carpets with all their rich colorings can not be described any more than can the wealth of colors in orinetal fabrics be &C., curately written of. When a great shop is carpeted with luxurious colors and hung with the gorgeous beauty that finds it's way to this country from looms Tn the far Ori- ent, the newspaper writers need to be poets or painters.
 This firm intend opening an art depart ment this autumn, and will shortly exhibit beautiful examples in tapestries, oils, water cclors, etc. They are expecting later in the season a more complete line of draper ies and materials for upholstering.
 The Trade Pal ce
 The Trade Palace was crowded all of yes terday. There was a bewilderng display of
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 Treatment by mail to parties who cannos visit me. No written prescriptions; we furnish all medicines.
 Birmingham Daily News: '"The News comments him GOT. Dozier) most cordially to all those in need of his services"
 Age-Herald: His long record and ap- proved abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head of his profession"
 Alabama Christian Advocate: "His pro1 fessonal standing Is unimpeachable and his character as a gentleman and citizen ia above reproach."
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