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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Uoroe.

Npt NualbIab. 9ioIieere @eoaf.
TOR al "7en 17beDfai" Sr. Masmus
Steinsoif ubgiper ira lit Ntober ct
MT WaoIbIab, iom ffal beoe "6eora.
beimen". gIahet oil nofomnle 3
@ange ugentIig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Gla / Qnrrifs Waher.

Gig / 9arpifs Baber. SorIeben
1orsen fom en- itor Gig ~ipsmmenoe
oper 9a~rpifsfioroen os gift ilano paa
Tboritrano, bporfra oen pan0reoe
oper Sboritrorbs Sorp % io 2ron.
rinaens 8abe til gpifopen peo vt.
teris, fortpaer "SSarlsb. og 6. Imts.
ti1er6e". @
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Seq sulier at iaa uioe. bpor min Enfel
aarl poei opbcloer iia. ON ban er iltre.
pan CT fra Baoler | Solsr o. ~ubpanoreoe
III Nmerisa Tor ca. 80 Ear iioeu. Sibif man
hsrte ira ban, opbo!ot ban ia I Blat Rioer
balls Nisconiiu. Naulig lluSerretHina ON
hdni beoes ,eHot istgsnoe Noresie: Gina
Sohn'on 5eppen, Boz 500. Grano Sorts.
X. TAT. 4o2
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Rssrtsr irss.ns. ear.E
@oturfilrielen. Motorpoanen pt

1sVtutIJptTctu UtuIUfUUHIIVN UuS'
iereoe forleoen Gas Gonnos paa
0oDre. ct Bar minore p~9ientlise
Waifinitaber bar iinfet Heiien, Der
ellers | enbner Senieenbe ma aniees
oelpffet. Rounlis p9ffer 8oenens
Stpring | ifarpe Spinae 9%eiinbring.
9remierne pirfer u0mPrfct. 2
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Mrrp QomaSnrf +

@rep 9%amsSuri Sen mratisc
Wtonb, iom leber oct itore r~usiiife
&iges lloenri9spolitit, og bpis lis.
petitioner for Sicen bar iau inDari.
berbe @etponing Tor ben heiit pnnife.
ligc % inbpifleoe poIitiifc Situatipn.
or paa Ct fort SphoIb / a%iebenbnpn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
TnrfnnSbrauAeu.

TarinuSbranSen. Sorbsrsrettens
fer afiaste aienoelie moo goebano-
Ter 2unb er MI foranoret oerben, at
ban life l9neere bebsuer at meoe
fig for Tolitiet. Al 8ibner CT MI at.
bSrte. Sorbsrene n9rmer Zig MI i'm
M%filutrina.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Wauac Nfuoemiferc.

lebe Nntal afabemiife gorgere, Der
er blep,e immatriflilerebe PED ari'
itiania %l1niperiitct ira 1918 til 90
meb 1900, bar pPret 1854. Tertil
fcnmer 8 Siicerer, Der er blcpen
immotrifrlerebe / Seuhpl0 til 9up
al ABE Sunni 1879. vi DC open.
n9pnte 1884 er 115 bIepen inuna-
trifuIereoe efter obialueret Gramca
Irtium peb ~fremmeoe llniueriiteter
- oerai / De isrite slar rs peD ais.
benbapus llniperiitet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

SlocbranS. Soriens, Zoe Sept.
"aaaaaro" / llnoernp er ioug
brGnot. SpGaet. en- Del Ssuobo %
Iiot al 9lplen reooeoes. Sloen for.
menes cpitaaet peb 9oeuin9. Sic.
rem bar irauGrenbe til Rarfeo / Gil.
fehorg.
Isosialo. Reoaftsren al "Sor.
lens Solfeblab" u 8. Eoulien er oso
pno 9eileiicrbs Sonotorium, finn 30
gar gomnel.
gineobueaer Carl Sdrtnann
er oeb. San por Ell Ssn al Den be.
rsmte aomponiit % isoteS 1887.
8roSierer Carl Ssepiner CT
oso poa aomrunehoipitalet / aIs.
beuhupn, 20 Nur eammel.
a%obberitiffer / 8eneralitaben,
SperfriasfommisiRr Sreoerif Sbri.
itiau Solm, n. Of Chr, err 300.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Birtauarre &uberperf.

Birtaparre 3pberserf. @eb bette
| 2pneen beIiegenoe 8ergperf, bpis
Drifts Stonbsnine / S~ioranret blep
meeet omtalt / Hresien, err 9riften
ejenoptaget for ct Yar Maaneoer
fioen. Eli gersperfets Drift bat
man UNDER InIeg ct gleftrieitcts.
perf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Stur gaarb. 8eb SperooeIstar,

oper @aarben Ssiitao meb Siniggel-
Ter StorelpeouIen, tilit9pnet at 6rn
aaren Tsans MOB gierne, Saefsrer
g. Srsrnes cs SIM Sanna SrsnneS
os afbiemIet 29be Mueuit, ~aniattes
ben iamleoe 2ssniugsilim til 4S,30O
Ser. l%tnberturten bapbe lat @mroens
gproi til 57,70O Ar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

%aroniet H~pienbals npe Stambus.
beiiober, SperlGge Chr. @eis, bar,
ipm isr pmtalt, opbolOt Jig nogle
Tiger / CONNER pua Hoienonl / &ur.
bangor. Sr. @eiS reiler ON nogle
Gage tilbaee til Ganmorf % agtcr
at inogipe Inisgnine ON Iiifeo ira
fit @mbeoe iom SoerlGge / Iorbns.
8 Sebruar eller Warts nGite aor
bender Sr. @eiS tilbage Ill Horge
for of toee iait @oIig pau &oienool og
perionlie opertage 9eitprelien al
8ooiet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

9nruif T.aI Tom befienot bIipe
3isbiiuofommltne fra lite Sanliar
1902 % iibifiaes ira anfenes Ser
req. S ben I~nleonine pil Der / ierit.
fommenbe Statsraab blipe neoiut Ell
aomnisiion Ill at beitemme 8rpit.
ierne for Den npe @p. Gems Sor.
manb bliper Geguleringsd)ei So.
hannsien, Rorpif, MeoIemmer bliper
Ieent Moisling, Naroif, liant
8aarobrugerne 5. y. 6. |irof %
2orent Saapif, beege al Nnfenes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Rtfe. act &c bleec; NTH turae 2pe AZ bsirnet
sisrs TOT Sisli % Seuner. az min TIER, pane .t
n'eU Horieiicu X IL diaii 20 ct tulc G. reIia Tss
esH slSr &at. c sl,sr al "a gar % b. bearnv,
be- 2aot ianmc Wadueo. .aios Zut io~rrstest
babe Sar9rbrisi co airtrr. ase mro . stri
tsasreer Iabei al IN qso ~ sfrnc o. en- irrits
caoc. Naibea NorttHicR siiit. T. 9srlum
Geeu grairis. ais. ises cot. isoi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Apnaebploningcn

Aunsebnloningcn. 5 Ell lpnserc
leoenoe grtifel, iom "6lensbore
apis" / lit iioit anfomne gtummer
brirger ON 2anoefeiten Ssnoag Den
lite Sept. beoer Oct blanSf anoet
Song Gbriitian fiinbe life bare it'll.
LEI iig iuuiffere cper sSolfets Slertal,
ems ban gioroe / Ssnoags, GA ban
toa imoo Seu,tatiorer. omgipen al
belle lit fon9eIige Gus. Slertoaet al
TeputationenS Reolemmer par j9p-
ne 9eneer % 9orsere. 6oi oeres
Sfplo aioroe ioruoen aOngen life
aIene arouprinien, Brins 9hriihor
pg 1r:ns Sulbemar meb Seres Su.
itruer. mon Ironninaen al englanp.
gnfefeiieriuhen al &nslnno. aona
@eord az @rGfenIano % nae De on.
Ore foneeliae Etrioner Heiieu ira
6reSersborg inb hi aiebenhopn Tor
at pare I'll Sieae peo Wootaeelien.
aorgen % bans 5us sioroe acre al
Doitets uoienoinse."
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
SAT- EienDor,t m,
niiaIsS ener tineie.

sosrtts'sn,Eisr Huber 'Curts', '1intie- I'll.
ieIss' % -e'teripprai,f- ioiisr = ssuis Tor Is ora
Ter hssr @Gra rs ~ Gent pr. Gro fer ait ION opsr.
it'str Is OH sorrhsitwsrtsr tHbtulsB rtfs for MN.
Gre sue rs SsHts FtHls maa u'Eopiqsis ne ofslss
ais s,fti'Hatr act isartr ~ itte at bosiss aa
moa GUNNER.
Spp Orb aisr en- Higie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
&oisuoen.

Stnia geteman0,. l2ilot Rlimat an.
gen SllsSaros ON Stutrrsn. iHtci Solitis ON
zommeyeu. SaHo iQlaes fra 80 TIT q pr.
We're. SIl,tge laIter meo G.ueeu & cred.
cent houte. Spgcr o. 8arter irtt.
" Y. &iiedrlou. 81. q. r. Cincinnati.
y. r. &sdIer r. y. u, lib aodms II.
5lll3 9hieaso.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Glpernms !6iitprie. &igmGnb pg
biitorilf in~teresiereoe Mpno / GIoe-
RIM bar paa S%ritiatip al Sumbps.
bingen OberitIs itnont Sartpie Mun.
FIFE / bisie Gage meb ct aonife betp-
belist geleb iifret llo9ipeIien al en-
"Glperunts Siitcrie", ct Serf, Der pil
imsoeices meb meaen SntereSie. Web
8rinbiet Mnrfeb. Gbriitionsiielo
5pitrins og Sr9Ioithorbclen, Der
bor giprt gloer,,m ira en- iottig gpao
til pei 0olrbets riaeite / 2sbet al ON.
trent tSnnSreoe Mar, iom life unG.
ientIise Softorer piI @erfet utpiIiomt
hare omfattenbe getponina.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

On gammel Sane. rloe | ben full.
turbiitoriife llbitiaine pao gpgoD
finoes Der ct summelt 5lag, iom fri.
Der iig fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5io
oa bar tilbert Hps Notwithstanding.
Set oisr ct unberIist Snbtrpf paa
en-, naar man efter at bape panoret
omfrina meIlem aroningsresolier,
0ortr9tgalerier al bersmie SlRster
% Snterisrer fra eamle Cages
"bieb-Iife~. iaar ie bette Winoe ON
arbeioernes fsrite 6orsg paa at
ilaa ct Slag for fine &ettisbeoer.
friper "Tagblabet". Som Snifrii.
tionen paa SIaset er main, iaa pnr o..
foa geu9selien for en- itor Gel main,
men no al bette iamIenoe 6crisg TOM
bog bore Cages bepiSite Irbeoerbe.
pqgeIie. Set samIe Stag paa ben
filhirbiitoriife llbitiaina ioriporer
berior lin Vlabs blanot oe fine"
6rAaipeIier iom ct @finoe ON 9eapn-
SeIien til aampen for arbeioets Sri.
BED.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
ganbfalbene / Stenselncn.

ganbfaloene ! Stenselpeu. @ros.
ferer Chr. Mnfers aiiparter / Tano-
faloene / Stenselpen err iolgt I'll Ssn.
men Oisponent Spbn anfer. Hlanet
ifaI bore oppe ON SIlgooeeierellen
al oisie b~etpoelige, mi ganife unpt.
tebe IanofaIo, 5eligeenoe liae peo
&unoGeoen, IN Ntils Bel ira Siiteoa.
lens Standardization. Sntereslereoe
| arappeto % 9reffe &anbfalo Ell
pberliaere @rosierer g. W. Grfer
FAINT Sagbrlgsforenin9en % Iftte.
ielifobet Stoneeifopene.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

1sb paa Ieieu. Sra Eprebs mel.
bes iii "S9brelp." @n 20 a so Iar
eammel Manb, Inbers a~riiienieil
GneeIonb. Den GIbre. Der iorleoen
Tag banbe pGret paa S%orbriigsior.
eningen peb Sfarperglano og giort
iorifieniae Smoairbfisb, began iig
tilfobs pan Siempeien til 2unoen peo
gngeIanb. en- Wonb posierebe
bam pua gelen os mrrfeoe life OIL.
Oct, eno at ban uar / iulo gigsr.
Men Goger eiter aienianbtes ban
$50 peo 8eifanten finn ct Sunbrebe
Ieter ira BET Steo ban iibit par ieet.
San blep life tibIiecre citeriset. ior.
81 man troeoe, al ban iom Oct ofte
b9itote, bar bit Hatten oper hos lin
Cater poa Gngeiaro.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Wocutcr onifcS.

I'll at lUige 9dno CSrau, Gouutp. Spo
Satota. Nor urrmere EplnsniuQ tiiiirlp
FARMERS BANK. MiIbank, S. Dakota.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
TposiatO.

9ftF'o!ttannete,lt ortaars era'ls. raar D, a.,
rrctiger 10 Ginirc S1v Crs ft-tct for q gtr,
~ az frrr 10 tirifs mas a. ir5 I Gen, f3.
ltct Cfs. Tirtebiatr tstIle ufo q usvr, y.
'uie ind n'di dliio rr5'riet sctWIfltt
SmeneSe D - fcree betlrusts,sres ipy ira.
prttnSe siT9t % SsHner. AZ bet bebiaeoc Gao i'm
Sisoou' ct ~5oriiaIoe ira bette Yin o. iom Vi ierctii
biaber NJ Fl beap min ilars @aao RCuci Gubsr en-
smtntseie. an o,be sotH Sept g0i. aies.e "a,
tse' I sunoe. Teleuiirfsn ben gle be-. 1894. uovta,
ersee III aHsriia ont Gairen / ~.
RS. SnH t~Ytuoseio. Z. oclsetvsst
Hsietsbura y Taipii.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Nndce. -Gu COB Sfr4soer tan iaa
lidOist Nrbejoe hcle Mare, rHnoi hos
Z 3. 1ope Saie giius. Soma. 5ab2
Giliat0e. - vi tilbuoer belle Dor
StboiouIu9 al @rdpiieue for neiop
hndo De ioi,er. IorreinrHaeH e. oaiaa til.
lalss. Tuariie oeItrco CT Gruuoeu til al
n MAD lutte. NrHejpu ~ Iofd1icn. Al.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

IRA Ssbapet. Sra Sromss meo-
bees ben Zoe September: Sangit'
forteiet "@ipa", omboro pau bpilfet
aanoibat aminbien befanot Jig, er
~inotruffet bio tiIbaae, fra Ssbapet.
Spibebupet os @rrensbopet aior.
6es Ser fsrit en- Sangit al 1900 S9l,
Ssbisrns, 2 Spalros og 1 Narbpdl.
Oerpaa ieilebe man til 8~rsnlano,
bpor man traf iaa ~ueuniti9e Sstor'
bolb, at en- Gambling bar umlhig. SIS
forbcloene binoreoe oefaa Oct al 8un.
biSot ImunSien paatInfte Shlotum
al YolarItrsmmene. Smiolertio fore
foaes Der Notwithstanding, metec.
ro1ogiffe Soettogelier % Vlanfton'
unberisselie. iamt toges Der Tono.
prsper, ioa at oct pioenifabelige no
bptte of Grpebitionen aligepel mao
aniees for tilfreositiaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

"yelgiea", fom forleoen Dag biem
til Sanbefiorb eiterot boDe neolagt TO
9epoter pao Eitgrsrlano for @alo-
min. Depoterne RUNNER Sepnets'
mibIer, aliI, Suie. S~fpbepoaben,
gaaoe etc. % ihiloe mbrinses Der
for BET TilfGloe, of Wr. golhmin
efter fit 6orisg paa at naa Noropo.
len baobe lettere for at forime I'll
@rsnlano ero tiIbaee til Sran5 SO.
iefs 2onb. Ser opreiites poa Chan.
non SsIano en- Wagitong, paa bois
Top Dor anbroet en- Sernplaoe meo
SnIfriptionen "9aIopius Golarerpe'
bition". geb Soben al Stanaen neo-
Ioaoes 9ub ON "geIsica"s Serb.
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
No 2716


 The State of Alabama, Jefferson Coun- ty.-O. B. Short vs. Cassie Nail, ct al. In Chancery, at Birmingham, Alabama, Fifth District, Northwestern Chancery Division of Alabama.
 In this cause it being made to appear to the Register by affidavit of M. M. Ullman, solicitor for complainant, that the defendant Sarah Rates, is a non resident of Alabama and resides in the State of Arkansas, her postoffice being unknown and further that, in the belief of said affiant, the defendant is of the age of twenty-one years, it is therefore ordered by the Register that publication be made in the Age-Herald, a newspaper published in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, once a week for four consecu- tive weeks, requiring her, the said Sarah Rates, to answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause by the 29th day of November, 1901, or in thirty days there after a decree pro confesso may be taken against her.
 Done at office in Birmingham Alabama, this the 18th day of October. 1901.
 w. c. GARRETT. 10-29-tues-4t Register.
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tain Sigsbee, in which he had said that when he went aboard the Brooklyn, the whole question, so far as he could re- member, was coal and nothing but coal, and that Commodore Schley already had made up his mind to go to Key West
 That was not the first question Sgs- bee asked me at all,'' responded Admiral Schley. 'I did not say to Captain Sigs- bee that we were going to Key West as the signal will show. Sigsbee was talking on coal and since he mentions it. I recall the fact that his statement was that he was commanding a vessel that was one tenth of a mile long, and that she could not turn her engines over under 150 tons of coal a day, and that he could not re- main there very long; that he would have to go to Key Vest
 Had you as a matter of fact made up your mind at that time to go to Key West?"
 q had not"
 Admiral Schley then referred to his con- versation with Admiral Sampson regard ing his instructions, about not lombard ing Qualifications, as follows:
 T ought to mention, in connection with the talk I had with the admiral in rela- ton to his instructions, that I recall the fact that he and I were talking about the guns that were probably there, and asked him whether he knew whether they were Honturia or Krupp's guns. He said probably both and that recalls the cir cumst tances to me- and again. in relation to the testimony of Lieutenant Roys.''
 Hot Discussion Between Counsel.
 Judge Advocate-I do not think the purpose of calling the witness to revise his testimony was to enable him to contradict witnesses who have been on the stand.
 MT Rayner-He can contradict any -1k.. lxN A~ IL rrNl-- Is a remarkable statement. Your wit nesses have the right to rebut ours, and we have not the right to answer them. Mir Roys was an entirely new witness and he testified to something new. I ask ed the question if we would have the right to call up witnesses to contradict new witnesses, and the court said we would
 The Judge Advocate-I think as Lieu tenant .Roys is the only witness who re- mained uncontradicted, 1 have no ob- lection to make.
 MT. Rayner-I think that is a great mistake that he is the only witness un- contradicted. think there are fifty witnesses contradicted according to my recollection. That Is a highly improper remark for the judge. advocate to make.
 The Judge Advocate-If the court pleases I am to be corrected by the court only and not by the counsel who has frequently attempted 1t. MT. Rayner-I suggest may 1t please the court, that during the trial of this case it is highly improper and objection able for the judge advocate to say that this is the only witness that is uncon- tradicted It Is objectionable because 1t is not a fact.
 Admirable Dewey-The court has no objection to the admirars reference to Lieutenant Roys
 Admiral Schley-I merely wanted to say in connection with Lieutenant Roys' tes- timony that I heard nothing of the pro-
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The age-herald., 1901-11-05
V v and SOCIETY

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Goldwaite of Mont gomery. who have been visiting friends in Birmingham for several days. have re- turned to their home.
 Miss Janie Knox left yesterday morn ing for her home in Georgiana, Ala.
 
 The regular monthly meeting of the creche will be held this morains at 10 o'clock with Mrs. J. T. Nixon.
 
 The Hillman Hospital Chapter of Tenn pie Emanuel will meet this afternoon at ? o'clock with Mrs. A. w. Beck. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Nabb will entertain at the Hillman Hotel on the afternoon and evening of November 22. Mir. Morton Kirke Moore will entertain the Jemison- Walker and the Shook Nor row wedding parties at dinner at the Hotel Hillman this evening.
 The women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. w. B. Henderson, 5S1 North Twenty-third street.
 
 General Sumpter Chapter. D. A. R.. meet with Mrs. A. T. Henley on wednes- day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 
 The lady board of managers of the Hillman Hospital will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the hospital.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Fritz Rainbow will return to Birmingham this morning from their extended bridal tour.
 On Thursday night MT. and Mrs Rufus N. Rhodes will give dinner at the Hotel Hillman to the Jemison-W Walker wedding party.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Lieutenant Jack Miller of Augusta and Miss Byrd Maynard Moss of Lynchburg, Va, the wedding to take place in the near future. Lieutenant Mill Ter has recently received his commission in the United States army, having served with the Twenty-ninth regiment in the Philippines. He has many friends in Bir- mingham. where he lived at one time, be- ing connected with the business office of The Age-Herald. Miss Moss Is a charm ing representative of one of the first families of Virginia
The age-herald., 1901-11-05

ance was made in this connection to the sending away of the Eagle to Port An tonic for coal, and Commander Scuther lands testimony was quoted to the effect that the Eagle could have coaled from the collier Merrimac.
 "As to whether the fighting ships should have been held back for the Eagle l do not express an opinion before this court" said MT. Hanna, and then with this sentence he landed the suadron twenty-five miles south of Santiago May 26 and then took up the retrograde move ment. MT. Hanna said there had been no explanation of the fact that the squadron had stopped so far south of Santiago nor of the circumstances that after passing the longitude of Santiago, he had con- tinued to the eastward except on the lat ter point Admiral Scnley had said that at the time he was asleep.
 MT. Hanna had not concluded his ar gument when the court adjourned for the day.
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
JUDGE DIsMIssEs SUIT.
Intervenors Claimed Misappropria-
 tion of $36o,00o in Dividends.

Macon. Ga, November 4.-Judge Par dee of the United States Circuit Court has dismissed the intervention of Robert M. Farrar ct al. in the case of the Cen tral Railway and Banking Company of Georgia vs. Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
 Interyeners claimed misrepresentation of $360,0 received in settlem ent of rental claims held by Southwestern railroad stockholders against the Central Railroad Company. The court holds that the Cen tral had no control of the disposition of the funds, and is therefore not properly defendant. It also holds that the inter vention is stale as against the Southwest ern because interveners have been re- ceiving dividends from the company's use of the funds, which was a ratification of all that was done by the company.
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

State of Alabama, Jefferson County w. A. Wimpey, deceased, estate of.
 Letters of administration upon the es- tate of said deceased having been granted to the undersigned on the 2Sth day of October, 1901, by the Hon. J. P. Stiles, Judge of the Probate Court of Jefferson county, Alabama, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same within the time allowed by law, or that the same will be forever barred
 aai TURNER R. WEAKLEY,
 General Administrator Jefferson County, Suite s, Watts building. 10-29-tu-3t
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

state or Alabama,
 Jefferson County. By virtue of a decree rendered on Sep tember 2s, 1901, by his Honor, John c. Carmichael, as Chancellor in Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Alabama in a certain cause pending in said court, to- wit: Perle L. Smith, ct al., vs Lewis c. Morris, as administrator in which said cause John H. Miller was appointed as receiver of Smith & Montgomery Book and Stationery Company; now, therefore in accordance with said decree, notice ia hereby given to all creditors of said Smith & Montgomery Book and Station cry Company Ca corporation) and all per- sons having claims of any kind against said corporation to present the same to the said receiver duly verified at his of flee, 21031s Third avenue, north, in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, on or be- fore the 18th day of December. 1901 or the same will be forever barred.
 JOHN H. MILLER, As Receiver of Smith & Montgomery Book and Stationery Company.
 10-13-30t
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

State of Alabama, Jefferson County Jerry Carroll, deceased. estate of.
 Letters of administration upon the es- tate of said deceased having been granted to the undersigned on the 18th day of Oc- tober, 1901, by the Hon. J. F. Stiles, Judge of the Probate Court of Jefferson county, Alabama, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said es- tate will be required to present the same within the time allowed by law, or that the same will be forever barred
 TURNER R. WEAKLEY, General Administrator Jefferson County. Suite 5, Watts building. 1O-29-tu-3t
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
cARIcATURE THE ENGLISH. Vienna Reviving the Anti-British Pro.
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New York, November A revival of the anti-British propaganda by means of caricatures more malignant than any that have previously appeared, is reported by the Vienna correspondent of the Lon don Times and New York Times.
 The correspondent remarks that the fact that two Vienna papers emphasize the low German origin of the Boers would seem to indicate the Pen-German char acter of the anti-British campaign in that part of the continent. There is, the dis patch adds. a growing conviction that military mismanagement of the South Af- rican campaign is chiefly responsible for its prolongation.
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

The State of Alabama, Jefferson Coun- ty, Probate Court, 26th day of October 1901.
 Estate of G. F. Beam, deceased. This day came W. P. Hickman, admin istrator of the estate of George T. Beam deceased, and filed his account vouchers, evidences and statement for a final set clement of the same.
 It is ordered that the Fist day of Mo- vember, 1901, be appointed day for mak- ing such settlement at which time all parties in interest can appear and con- test the same if they think proper
 J. P. STILES 10-29-tu-3t. Judge of Probate
The age-herald., 1901-11-05
General Funston May Return,

Kansas City, November Alt Is stated that General Frederick Funston will shortly be given a leave of absence from the Philippines and return to the United States on visit. It Is said he is recov- ering rapidly from the operation for ap- pendicitis recently undergone at a Manila hospital General Fred Grant will, 1t is stated, likely succeed General Funston in command of the Sen Ferdino o.strict.