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Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
LOCAL ard PERSONAL.

Circuit Court meets Monday Oct
9Th.
Ju lge A A Gibson OF Hope was
Sunday vIsllor.
Nj J X Jones Jr spent Sunday
W Ith MIR w S EakIn.
Mr. Jas. Long from Red Land
was here Oh buslness Monday,
we handl g stoves and sell them
cheap
]. Rosenberg l. Co.
Misses Matte CLARK and Grace
Robertson visited Hope Thursday
HEAVEN HE LIP J5
In our Troubles, put Hu nt's cure
Itch letter Ringworm itching Piles and Eczem
Guaranteed.
Dr. Gillespie of Hope was GATED
here Sunday on professional bust "
hess.
We handle bag & ties for $3.50
per role
]. Rosenberg B Co.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
HTOO = DEArHOFEi

4. B. Munday, lawyer of Henrietta once
FOOLED siave digger. He says; NY brother
was very low with malarial fever na jaunalca
persuaoed MIN to try Electric -i.ters sud he
was soon much better. but continued theier use
until he was wholly oLred m BJte Llectr
Bitters saved his life." This remedy srpe
malarisl. kills disease germs and 3u. ities tho
eioods Aids digestion regulates liver kidney
and the bowels cures constipation, dyspepsia,
nervous diseases kidney troubles female CON-
dlaints gives perfect health. Only 5oc at drus
tore.
Mrs W NJ, Thompson who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs J
5 Monroe returned to her home
at Jakaiones Wednesday.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
As HOOKING CALMLY

AS HOOKING CALMLY
| Lately betel rail-rosd lsboror' stsl
d. A kellet OF Wiliford HIS foot was tdly
| croshed but Bucklen . Arnies Ssive catly
careahin. Its simply won derful for Blu rnlsoil
fiies and all akin eiuptions. It's the wod,s
champion hesler. Cure0usranteed. zso, ,,old
by N CarriRan's druggist,
Mrs Kate Old and family leitfor
Hope Wednesday. We regret ery
much to see thcm move, but ON
mend them to the good peops of
Hope
Conwaywsnta his customers to nov
that he still handles a complete line OF Ehool
books End Is ready to supply the demands h this
line
Nont Its equal Old Volmcr
is another name for satisfaction
Sold by NJ W Wilson whole sale
and retail liquor dealor West Fal.
ton Ark
Mrs Bettie Wilson and Mrs Mol.
lie Green OF Little r onx, who have
been spending the ast two months
visiting Mrs Green's son RevJ Il
Green OF Grayham Texas are visit.
ing their sister Mrs J T Elter this
week.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
HCl
Oh fURCHES
II. X. CHURCH SOUTH.
--.OLE

Preaching every first third and
hnh Sunday at IL a. m. and at
y r. m. Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 n. m, Prayer meets
sng Wednesday, at 8 p. m.
Rev. II. G. McK,unon
Pastor,
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
p Rev. DIR Morris Wlchler,
Rabbi of the Cong Buai Israel.
New York Jan, 3 1901

DRs TAFT BRos MEDICINE Co.
Gentlemen Asthmaene excellent remedy for Asthma and
Hay composition all troubles combined
with Asthma Its ason,sh and wonderful.
After having carefully that Ashmalcne
opium, morphine
REV DIR MORRIL WECHSLER
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
WEATHER REPORI

by Judge A. II CarriRan.
AUGUST
Maximum SO date is
Minimum 62 date. ls
PRECIPITATION,
Total, 3. 6S inches:
Greatest in - hours2 20; date2 7
Number of days on which .0l or more preoipita =
tion fell,
Number Of clear days. 81; number OF partly
Loudly days 0; number of cloudy days,l
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching every third Sunday
att A. Nj. auI SUNDAY School
At ~ A. Nj, every Sunday.
Rev T ID Barr
Pastor
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
Itev Martln Damer
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

II NE"JD II MN y Nu Q IkNII
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 d. VI. Union Prayer meeting
every Sunday 3 P NJ. Preach
every 4th Sunday at IL A. M,
aud 3 Z. Nj,
Rev. G G Williams
Pastor
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
GRACE CHURCH

CWMmunion Service and sermon
every second Sunday, at III e.. N
Eren.ung ut Z p. m, Sunday
Sch qui at 10 A. NJ.
ltev Martln Damer
Rector
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
NEW MEAT MARKET

On Mon. W. cd. Friday
& Sat, of each week we will
have nice fresh fat beef and
mt ton. Give us a trial we
will Sstreat you right
and convince you that we
mean business.
S@We keep things
nice and clean.
CLARK & TOLAND.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Mr. L K Monroe was csled To
Fulton Wednesday On legal busi-
ness.
silks and velvets in sli coiofs
tor 50cts per yard
J Rosenberg l. Go
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
Avon Springs N. Y. Feb l 1901
DIR Tai, Bros Medicine Co

DIR Taft Bros Medicine Co
Gentlemen testimonial from of duty having
Ashmalene of Asthma Ny
wife has beer afflicted asthma for te IL
Having skll CHANGED to
see yoor windows l30th N Y
obtained bottle shmalene My wife commenced taking
about the first November ed radical Improves
ment. had osapearrd
entirely from all l. iee that IL constantly
distressing
| disease ICurs respectfully, o d YHELPS M
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
A NIGHT OF TERROR

Jaw nj anxiety was felt for the widow o.
| the brave Gen eral BurnhIm CT or Naehlis. Me
when the doctors SAID sne would die iron Pne
monia before morning" writes Mrs. s, H. Lin
coin, who attended her that fearful night, but
| she begged for DR.. Kings whien had more than
onoe saved her lie and cureo OF Consumption
| After taking she slept all night, Futtner use
| entirely carod her. This marye GUS mediciu q
| is guaranteed to cure all Thross, ,g1=ag, anu
| and Ghost Diseases, Only 50c. ant slUO, Tri.
| oetie free ss >. II. CarTigans drug store.
Our clothing nne ID comp ,etc
and up to date IN every respect anu
mothers will do wei! 10 get thcll
boys suits from uS
Joe Rosenberg & 20
Ms r, G. BouldIn proprietor OF The city mea
market, wishes to state to his friends and Gus
.omers that he .wil contin ue TO hsnde hlce f.t
beef and mutton on three days Of each week.
Leave your orders at the market ant the mea
will be delivered to YOU.
Public School will open Monda.
with Ms W S Eakiu AZ principe
ahd Mas Alice Bouldin asslslan t.
Mrs Cats will return from Fay
etlevllle Saturday bringing Erwin
with her, whom we are glad TO say
Is greatly improved in health,
-
Character aud good reputation in each at
Zone III tins county irequlred) to represent a,u
advertise old established wealthy bushes
house of solid nn cial standing, Salary sls,0J
weekly with expenses additional all payable Ia
cash each Wedn esdav direct from mead Offices
horse ana carriage furnished wnen necessary.
References Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
velope. Manager SIG Caxton buIIding lineage.
Hon X. w Jones VINO has been
here tor the past week AS one o.
lhe Commissioners of aCaouu.n
spent Sunday with MS brother Hon
lhus L.. Jones vi Howard W.
1t is the leo. article Old Vollmet
Mh,skey NY IL, ooid BY NJ "
Wilson Wholesale and retail hquo
deaIor, West Fulton Arkansas.
Hon Thos l. Jon"s sometimes
known as King Bullion, was q Wis
ltor TO the County capitol Monda,,''
he reports cr ops In the old Dpmln
ION M good
P-Dont sell your Cotton :seed until yeu con-
suit T. WI Hams tt.n- ..ut IN"
highest prices salways in the marAet EKpec
good price this season.
County Clerk Goodlrt has e.
ceived his confederate pensio
checks and all parties e t.
pensions can GET them by Applyin-
al the Co Clerks Office,
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
D B Conway

Mess D W and NJ A Holt of
JskaJones attended church here
Sunday.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

no licking OF spoons, no wry faces when ,Chea
/ hams Laxative ChIl Tablets are used. Is cts
| No cure-no Day.
Mr. Garner, the big Spl,Dg Hi
, merchant visited the family OF Mr.
E + McWilllams Monday.
Lastw eek went about,
Full or trouble an "a OF doubt.
Now I'm smiling and dance with delight,
had some Rocky houtain Tea last nigt.
Mr. Jas, Bouloln of Texrkana
has been visiting the family of his
mother Mrs Elizabeth Bouldln, for
the past week.
People who have friends or relatives visi.in q
them, will confer us favor by leaving a note
of the fact at this Office.
Mr. ID B Conway, Misses Josie
and Bessie Conway and Mise L,na
Royslon attended tho dance al
Hope Friday evening.
An English association regarding woman s
happit ess has offered a reward OF EJU for a
greater blessing to woman than Rocky Noun
lain Tea. Sensible move.
Mothers write US that they have solved tn q
problem of keeping their children well. Give
them Rocky Mountain Tea each week bless
ng to mother and child.
HIS immensitv. Judge q r Nav
ton, has been bero Tor he past
three weeks us chairman OF the
Board OF Equalization.
cWRKING NIGHT AND DAY
The busiegtAnd mIphtiest little thing that
ever was made is DR., Kings New Life Pills.
These nj Is change weakn ess into strength list
lessness INTO energy. brain-fsR Into menls
power. They're wonderful In In building up to
health. Only zoe per boz; Sold by s. n,
Carrigan g drnR store.
We are glad TO note that Mr. r
q BonldIn who has b.cn Danger
ousiy ill for tho past few days, is
now improving.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Fulton Wednesday On legal busi-
ness.
silks aud velvets in sll oolofs
tor 5octs per yard
J Rosenberg l. Co
CESAR coNoUEREpR4f AIN
Malaria was CONQUERED by Simmons' Liver
u-hei (tin boI) Protected from moisture dus,
and Insects. Clears the complexion, Cures
constipation aids and corects action OF the liver
Miss Annie Allen came over
from Hope Sunday to visit her
sister Mrs J L White
Il have two SpIedld resrcencee
situated in a desirable portion
of the town for sails, terms reason
able
D B Conway
Mess D W and NJ A Holt of
Jekajones attended church here
Sunday.
TRIPLE HANGING
Smith. Brown and Jones hang all the
hopes OF recovery Chill Tablets, They will .be a.
ound shakin hands with friends s'5 Cents. N
are-no pay.
Judge Joel d Conway came oy>
or Sunday to visit the home folks
ana attend church.
swAPPIN Giles
Is practced but don't swap of Hunts Liyh,
8ing OH fol worthless article. ASK your !, drug
'i=tor merchant for free sample bottle.
Rev G Q Williams delivered two
eloquent sermons at the prebyter.
iah church Sunday
AUNT LUcINDY.
Always carries Hunts Tightening OH around
with her SAWS it's fine for swellings tooth ache
cole weak back ache cuts burns neuralgia ca
'arrn, Aunt Lucindy has sixty-nine gra ld-cbi,d
fen and ought to know what she Is talktns a
bout
AIR J IL Wallace the merchant
and banker of Howard County
was here OF business Monday.
NJ W Wise of west Fulton Ark
sells Old Vclimer Whlskey Ask
tor 1t. 1t Is just what you want,
Mrs J W AbIes returned boms |
Sunday accompanied by her sister
MISS Maud Stewart If Columbus.
FOR SALE
Five mich cows with calves
Two Jerseys Apply to
q NJ Conway Jr
Mr. Geo Spraggins aud wife of |
Hope visited the family of Capt.
Ino J Thomas Saturday and Sun.
lay.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Mise Matte Royston viii i.ve
next Monday for Little Rct
to resume her duties 81 the Scbol
lor the Blind.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
DR. Tafi Brcs Medicine Co.

Gentlemen l troubled with Asthma
remedies but they all failed
with bottle
purchased your full bottle, grateful
am,y tour for unable
the health doing bas,nes
a m Ike o
Home dress Rivingon street, RAPnEL
81 Enst12 York Ciy
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
CESAR coNoUEREDMfNy

Il have two Spledld reslcences
situated in a desirable portion
of the town for sails, terms reason
able
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
TRIPLE HANGING

smith. Brown and Jones hang all thel
hopes OF recovery Chill Tablets. They will .be a.
ound shakin hands with friends st5 cents, N
are-no pay.
Judge Joel D Conway came oy>
or Sunday to visit the home folks
ana attend church,
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Do delay Write addressep DIR TAFT BROS MED1
CINE co 79 East both hStN
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
SWAPPIN Giles

Is praotioed but don't swap of Hunts Ligh,
gihg ohfoi worthless article ASK your i drug
'i@tof merchant for a free sample bottle.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

ADVERTISING RATES.
Inches. lMo. I 3 Mo. I6 Mo. II Year.
slO0 s2.Oo $500 L.
3 200 $50 100 400
$50 I. L. 90
IL 800 H.OO .0
IS $50 $500 1000 60.OO
Special Iposition rs per cent additional
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Rev G q Williams delivered two
eloquent sermons at the prebyter.
iah church Sunday
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Ms r, c. BouldIn proprietor OF The city mea
market, wishes to state to his friends and Gus.
.omers that he .will continue TO hsndle nlce f.,
beef and mutton on three days Of each week.
Leave your orders at the market ant the mea
will be delivered to YOU,
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
wE.cAN'T TELL A LIE

When We say there is no shaking :of bottles
no licking Of spoons, no wry faces when Cheat
hams Laxative Chll Tablets are used. Is cts.
No cure-no pay.
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27

Our Glothlng line ia comp ,ett
and up to dale IN every respect anu
mothers will do wei! 10 get thcll
boys suits from us
Joe Rosenberg & 20
Washington telegraph., 1901-09-27
AUNT TLUCINDY,

Always carries Hunts Tightening OIL arount
with her SANS it's fine for swellings tooth ache
collie weak back ache cuts burns neuralgia ca
'arrn. Aunt Lucindy has sixty-nine graid-chi,d
ZEN and ought to know what she is tslsin. a
bout
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
A niachine Paper Hanger.

It is somewhat of a laborious task, and one that requires both time and skill. to apply paste to wall paper and an auto matic machine to do the work will be appreciated by all who are connected with the trade. A machine has been de- signed for this purpose by Robert B. Stanley of Kansas City, Mo. It consists primarily of a sheet iron tank with brackets at the ends to support pair of rollers. The lower portion of the tank contains the paste, in which the feed rol- Ter Is partially immersed, the small roller serving to press the paper tightly against the feed roller in its revolution The roll of paper can be mounted on a rod ex- tending across the tank or laid loosely on the slanting support. In the latter case 1t rests against the feed roller and un- winds as the roller is revolved. To put the apparatus in operation the end of the paper Is passed across the paste roll CT and under the small roller, and as the tank Is mounted at the end of the cut ting table the paper is drawn on to the latter and measured for cutting, as re- quired. At the outer edge of the tank, and in touch with the paper, Is brush which serves to smooth and remove any excess of paste from the paper.
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
SENT FREE TO MEN.
A Most Remarkable Remedy That Quickly Restores Lost Vigor to Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent by Mail to
 All Who Write.

Free trial packages of a most remark able remedy are being mailed to all who will write the State Medical Institute They cured so many men who had bat tied for years against the mental and physical suffering of lost manhood that the institute has decided to distribute free trial packages to all who write. It is home treatment, and all men who suffer with any form of sexual weakness resulting from youthful folly, premature loss of strength and memory, weak back. varicocele or cancellation of parts can now cure themselves at home
 The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth and seems to act direct to the desired location, giving strength and development just where it is needed. It cures all the ills and troubles that come from years of misuse of the natural functions and has been an absolute suc- cess in all cases A request to the State Medical Institute. 455 Elektron building, Fort Wayne. Ind, stating that you de- sire one of their free trial packages. will be compiled with promptly. The institute is desirous of reaching that great class of men who are unable to leave home to be treated, and the free sample will enable them to see how easy it is to be cured of sexual weakness when the prop CT remedies are employed. The institute makes no restrictions. Any man who writes will be sent a free sample, care fully sealed in plain packages, so that it's recipient need have no fear of embar- rassment or publicity. Readers are re- quested to write without delay.
 9-23-tf-sun
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
A POOR BREAKFAST.
Very Few People Eat Good Break
 fast.


 "All I want for breakfast is roll and a cup of coffee.'
 This remark is heard not only in hotels, restaurants and lunch rooms but 1t is the usual breakfast order in the home circle as well. After twelve hours fast 1t would seem that the first meal of the day should be hearty. substantial one, and if we all lived natural, unartiflcial lives it would be so, but none of us do, hence breakfast Is a mere pretence.
 Says a latter day philosopher: During many years of active business hfe, l never remember having eaten a good sub stantial breakfast but supposed 1t was of no importance until I began to lose ap- petite for lunch and dinner.
 My physician told me I was victim of nervous dyspepsia and must take rest and recreation as no medicine would reach the trouble, but this advice I could not follow as my business affairs would not permit 1t, ana to get relief I resorted to medicines and prescriptions and 1t was purely accidential that I hit upon one remedy which did the business. While in a drug store one evening I noticed a number of people buying Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets, a widely advertised prep aration for stomach troubles, and the force of example was too much for me and I bought a fifty cent package.
 I took tablet or two after each meal, and in a week my appetite picked up, I began to feel my old ambition for work returning and could eat a good breakfast because I wanted it, and from that time to this, take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as regularly as I take my meals, not be- cause I now have any trouble with my stomach, but because I don't want to have.
 A fifty cents box of Stuarts Tablets will last me month and keep my digestion in good order, and I know of no better investment a business man can make
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
GOOD DEMAND FOR SKILLED WORKMEN Better Buildings Require Bet ter Mechanics Stimulus
 to the Trade

The Euilding trades in Birmingham have been busy for two years past, ana much architectural work of a high grade construction
 St Vincsnts Hospital, the Jefferson Theatre, the Loveman, Joseph & Loeb store and the Drennen store, to say noth- ing of private houses, have called for the best quality of material and workman ship, and the Hotel Hiilman and the mas siye Milner & Kettig building, the latter will be models of their respective classes. The hotel will be finished next fall. and the city building, work on which will be commenced in March, will be ready for occupancy by the spring of 1902.
 All these fine structures, together with the county court house and four or five beautiful churches erected several years ago, tend to improve the artistic taste or the community. whilst the recent work has undoubtedly stimulated in a marked degree the mechanic skill of those ern- pioyed in the building trades.
 Four or five years ago there were few frst-class carpenters in this district. Now there are many of them, and the number will steadily increase. Seventy five or eighty per cent. of the brickiay- CTS are first-oiass. Contractors still com plain of the plasterers. There are some good ones, but the majority of them are inferior. compared with bricklayers.
 An architect said to an Age-Herald re- porter last week that 1t was impossible to erect an elegant building few years ago without sending away for the me- chanics. The improved situation, he said was highly gratifying to the members of his profession, as it must bo to the peo- pie of Birmingham in general.
 There Is still good deal of cheap build ing here, and there always will be, for that matter, just as is the case in most cities but pretentious houses will multi ply rapidly and in all such only first class workmen will be employed.
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
REPORT OF EXECUTIVE SESSION.
A Few Suggestions as to Why They Are so Full, Prompt and Accurate

The Congressman's Wife in her latest letter to the Saturday Evening Post says: Just then the little bells of the senate began to jangle all over that end of the building. I turned to the Senator with an inquiry.
 Executive session.
 "'Yes'
 "'Oh. do wish I could stay
 You'll hear every word tonight in the evening papers,, said he grimly. and the reports will be far less garbled than if they were given out to the press
 "I was surprised, and exclaimed:
 How in the world does it all get out? The galleries are cleared and the doors locked and the pages not present.
 " An, Mrs. Slocum. it is just what we've been for years trying to find out. Once, years ago, when Daniel Webster was Secretay of State, there was an im- portant foreign matter up for discussion before the Cabinet, and the utmost ne- crecy was of course maintained, but the whole thing was blazoned about in a few hours after the Cabinet meeting. So the President hastily sent for his Cabinet to talk over this leak. Each man had different idea of it. Finally MT. Webster arose, saying:
 You, gentlemen, go on with your dis cussion and I'll be back in a minute.'
 In I6W HtHuIcS ib6 IotuTil6u dild Ic- peated every word that had been spoken in the room in his absence He explained that if, by standing close to the door outside the Cabinet room you held your ear to 1t, you could not distinguish one intelligible word, but if, moving back from the door and a little to one side upon certain spot in the carpet, you kept an attentive ear, every word could be plainly heard as though whispered. Some contemplating eavesdropper had been experimenting with the door, and had found that upon that exact spot there was some acoustic property of the door OF room that conveyed the sound in per- feet entirety.
 "'Have you tried if this may not be the case with your doors?' asked I.
 "'Good Heavens! Mrs Slocum, we should have to seal dramatically every aperture in this entire end of the Capi- tol"
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
THE ROYAL BURNING PLACE.
MausoIeum Built by Victoria for the
 Prince Consort.

Within sight of Windsor Castle. in the grounds of Frogmore House, stands the royal mausoleum built by Queen Victoria for the Prince Consort's burial place. Tn the house close by, her mother, the Duchess of Kent, lived until her death, a few months before that of Prince All bert. She, too. rests in a mausoleum at Frogmore.
 The building erected by the Queen for her husbands tomb is one of the most beautiful of its kind. Its interior is dec- orated in the Italian style, with exceed- ing richness, colored marble, white stat uary marble bronze ornamentation and mosaics, all being of the costliest descrip- ton. The Queen shrank from the thought of her beloved Albert, who was by na- ture bright and joyous, resting in the dark crypt beneath St Georges chapel, which George III. had designed for the tombs of his family.
 Several years were spent by the Queen in elaborating the details of the splendid mausoleum. It has been guarded with absolute privacy. On the anniversary of
The age-herald., 1901-02-17
Florence Telephone Exchange.

The Florence Evening Bulletin says:
 ''The new switch board in the tele- phone office, being somewhat different in construction and method of operating to the old one, the operators will be a lt- tie hampered in expediting calls until thoroughly acquainted with the new method Subscribers will secure better service if they will give one ring for central and if not answered on the in- stant, wait a few seconds instead of giv- ing a continuous ring, making it impos- sible to answer. Remember, that you are perhaps one of six, eight, or possibly more, all asking an answer.
 Facilities have been provided for non- subscribers by the establishment of a booth at the Hooper Hotel, for both long distance and local me sss ges. for the gen. eral non-subscribing public especially, where local calls are only 5 cents"
The age-herald., 1901-02-17

the Prince Consort's death year by year the royal family gathered in seclusion around the massive sarcophagus under the octagonal lantern crowning the build ing.
 The touching inscription. Here at last I shall rest with thee; with thee in christ shall rise again." indicates the Queens wish to be laid herself to rest in the mausoleum.
 The royal burial place for the sover- eigns of Britain Is in St. Georges chapel, Windsor, where the original Wolsey chapel or Tomb House has been restored and superbly decorated, and is now known as the Albert Memorial chapel This contains sarcophagus of the Prince, and here the Prince of Wales son, Prince Albert Victor. was buried in 1892