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Hnerftsismtgitg aHber -Cufss@. -3ilfie@ I'll.
iaigs- % -Gisripsyaill" toisg - Ssats iot % Crs
for beer Sose. eS tH sent pr Orb inr ait tom obt.
Niger a5 Orb apsr;lstsmtF,rr .aaialss tie 'cr m "a.
ore tan ~ StHts grHGt Eaa aisap,Itl,s me- sislas
ATE stniataasr 1et .suasE fa as al bosisre 'aa
maa 5urrttr.
~ ~ aitrabs.iIbus 'oler rs Ssnts pr. girt1
GuB Orb sisr en- etEe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

sanbeijDrSs npe airfe. arfiteft
Mihelien fra ariitiania er ifelge
"Sonoefj. 81" antaget iom arfiteft
peb Sanbefiorbs npe Girfe, lom lfal
foite inotil $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Saatcn Eferoafcu err M aQercbI

begpnot, % lloiigterne til Ell goo
Sagtipion er DC beoite. Speralt et
Spgere pooiproe % %riliter Ii8, lfrtper
Sam. Stiitst." Neniogten, Der he,
amrote ben lite Sep1,, bar opret lpr-
beles pcQpffet, % Spgerne bar bart
aoot llobptte. : Iieloene peitenfor
atna % Soneitao er Der / oisic GAGE
iplot ca. 10 Spr. Glgbeltanoen
iiaes at tegne opot, og ior oenne er
NIL ogiaa Srecen HIT. ioet Here Al Sn-
lens ganle Gl9Ifptere allereoe bar
erflPret arigen aabnet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
maai for iIsbsnss par.r.
grenbals l~top;oclie. Goo et Wsse

/ garbu 5~erreositpre beilutteoes meb
10 MOB Z Stenmer at nnlRsae cleft
triit gelpsning / Dc tutteit beliggenoe
poroenbe me 9poele.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Gn n~afaiprt Namp.

% Ell nlrninbeIig Ore TOM Iorleoer
Gog / Suefnnip / llttersbor9s arpuo.
porf, hcrctter "Arbosa 5io." Snnrt
bapbe Sen enc Spertoget, mart oel,
nnhcn. Sren ifreg o. broItc Tor.
irroeIig. men Glgen tang iom e,
Wltr. en- goo Stlnto paoQif @rpb.
niu9en. ina ifiItes Sc finntpeuoe %
gif bpcr I'll lin aott.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Snoen fpiuSelioe a~Ipffcre. =,

gieringen bar afilaaet en- Solfeifole.
lPrerirbes anbrasenoc ON S~ilnoclie
til at isae % mootaee Mofferbeitil.
Iinaen | gifeIbems MeniahcN.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Gn SistcrS Seitamcnte. Garit

Gn SisterS Seitamcute. Garit
GiIara Gute. 6ru Olga Iu8ulta
9ro2bell, er al i'm Ntano bIit telta.
menteret bans 6oriatternonn, botltct
6rlen me0oelcr / ct 6ororo til eli
SortGlling, "Smagieren" lom er
uotommet poa &ogcrup& 6orlog /
a%isbenbopn. 0enue 5ortpIling er
ion Here andre al CART GiIarS
@rrfcr ifrcpct al aGoteioIfene lou.
men. Truen heupiier / Sororoet iii
lin WaltoS Seitnu1ente. hport ban /
juribiife Sorincr oa llhtrpf life bare
%oocroropcr lin Nuitri line Soriotter.
rcttigheocr, men caioo lit 6orfatter.
ltGun.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Ora Iinlano. "aitpnMooct" meb

Sra Jinlano. "IitonHooet" meb.
beler, at Der eiter oct Suar, Der
iprcIagoes Oct iinife Senat iorIeoen,
life toges Seuipn til Senatets
5cnItining dn9aoenoe GGrncpllgts.
Ipergsmuolet. Samnie @loo mcooe.
Ter poerligere, al Miniiteriefretpreil
b. Vlehtue bar fremini Iorilaa
ON, at @uperlsrerne | ole ifiitIige
l~lofprbigeIier til finite Wpuoigheoer
ifal beilptte hct rusliife Sproq; ioa.
Trent De m,beroroneoe MnnNi9heber
life ifulbe opre bette Spro1 mag.
tiae, ifoI Sfripclien tiaise opcriPttes
poa Siuif eler Socnif. 2triuclier
poo 2ofnIiprnget, iSinif eller Spelit,
MAJ iffe uod llb oper 2ensmnronbct.
elsie @eiiemmeIier ifa giuloc noen
Nenlpn til, hooo ser er aniert /
Sproamonifcitct al 1900.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
TN lincn TurinnffcIic.

updnte man / Suuntarf or meO at
huic %eugellfe Nonger. uilte liz tubeIlg
iorIe0cu mNer S0ilet poa 6rcoenS.
bora. beretter "Golittten "a
aonN Gbriltion reiite liz % Tor at
bpoc ocn iioit onfoune @ipit peItom.
men, fom hun al eu ,SeiItaaeIic til
al bcoc DC 1iilteocpprenAe on ut
0riffc Ct Bloa ior "Vriuicu al
@aIcS". m San meget lier @aneu!
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
80 SOoeu.

ginis Serem1dos. MIlot Riimat. On.
gen Slissaros ON S,utertu, Iutet SoIitit ON
Sommeren Sano iGlaes ira 80 III s. pr.
gere. 8iuige carter meo CneeH x 6res
cent Hpute. Ssger % Sartev frlt.
u. Y. Htnearlon. u. y. u. Cincinnati.
". ". Srdler. u. y. ", ll3 aoams 81.
5ia13 Qhicdgo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

Gn Sisprm. Heoaftsr llroul
Nreorifsftao ienote / CONNER I'll
4roiesior Golett 9epninaerne al er
Sisorm iom bar funoet peo Snale,
Trofesioren bar MI m1oerrettet Sr
llroabl ON, at ban ontager, BET ei
2epninger al en- arape.Soi, Iom mel
fnbes / Stillebapet, men ogloa el
f1tnbet / gltlunterbapet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

Ctiial0S. - Bi tilbnoer belle Dor
SehpioHIH3 al Wraolisne lor aetop
bpdo De tclier. Fcrretumaeu er oaiad III.
ialas 9aarlig 0elbreo er @ruuosl III 4.
ut mda lu.tc. Nruelou & Sofaaien. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
airfebnanina ! Stapanser. e

apis." tager til Srbe for, at man
ben n9rmeite Sremtio goar | Sang
meb at bpgse en- airfe for SobanneS
Menigbeo / Staounger. GernG'I
mener 0laoet, at man maa rel'e Del
itore Saarn poo Stapanger 0om.
firfe, ioo oct fan itaa i9roigt I'll
1914.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

sfubt. geO @ois Sfptterlags
Sfpoespelier iorleoen Senoog blep
en- Warfer, en- IS aar gammel 8llt,
ranunet al ct Sfito / ltnoerlipet, laa
bet er tpiliomt, ON ban ltaar Oct
oper. San iprang irem, fsr Der
Dor ~oarilet, netop ibet en- Sfprter
lesnebe ct Sfuo. Sfpoebanen er
aonife mn. oa mar bar enoml lite
facet iitano 99fningsiteo for api'
ier1le.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Wucntcr DuifcS.

III al lGlge Snno , @raut @cuntp. SUB
Tatota. Sor arrmere Calusuiua tIlltriu
FARMERS BANK, Miibank. s. Dakota.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
8ebrc ON MrbeiSsbjrlp. Gu

gebrc om MrbeiosbjGlp. Nu
roale 9lar bar oct upret poerlt part'
ffeliat for 9anomonben at faa ar'
Realistically. Sprlig uonifelig bar
Bet paret at fao Sjenere. Sette 6or'
holb beapnber MI at rette poa llg.
: @inaer bar ser nj, / bet iibite frem,
bl,bt iig Soft fra @pgben til Ijenelte
paa flere @aarhe. oa oct teg1ter 10
bra, = Ifriper "Snolmosp."
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Gricfiun.M

~Gftermtooag Den hoe Sept. aiils.
reoea Wfonltnientet oper Sohn Grief.
ion | Stoctbolm. Zen a~mcrifonife
8elonot ptrcoe. at oct bar me0 tlllat
Slerte, ban pptrnuote III, On "glitc.
rifos cIifroe Nrpiioent Iigacr 300 /
bort iicrne 2ono, men ON bans
opne 2pber funoc tole, oeo lea pcl,
at DC ltllIoe ligc til mig: @jer
Goers %ltgtl gao life min 500
foranriagc. at Amerifa ifol pure ira.
onrenoe, nnar Sneriqc iooQ feirer
Wlnoet ON Sen itcre Spenif Amcri.
foner, ION poa ct fritiif Si0aplnft /
Nmcrifna Siitoric hor giort Rcpu.
hlifen upnroerligc Sieneitcr % res.
ret Den ira Ell itor GSore. ancrifo
'fal aloria glcnmc. hpuh set ifnlhcr
ban : Den me @crben bar hi rciit
AfinhesmGrtcr til GricfionS sore /
&ronce, ION trobicr Siocn oo innrih,
Yet hons Napn / hort Tortbcon Tor
Hepublifens ubpbcliac Acltc. Com
ct Wcois boa SnINcit bar hi icnot
bans ioroiifc SenninQcr HEM Ill Tr.
orcinnhet nle6 Sc iterite 9Gresbepis.
ninger, Nntionen fan poe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

Srab cacr Murb. Gn ing Nano.
Nils Nillen Sfierpe, / Nrrbeoen al
@aoroen 8uooangen / Nprsbalen {.
bleuen ifuot. Spem Der bar uoiert
benne ll6uo0 er enbru life oplnIt.
Ger fsreS Sfu0 / TPrbeoen al Teiet,
oa "a 5Solf fort efter fom tiIitebe, Loo
oen nnae Manb bsb / 8eiersI eli mer
Sfuoioor / Siprtet. Sngen par
NGrbeoen, % Der folrhtes intet Spor.
iom frn6e leoe til Spoagelie al
ltaierningsmonoen. Iorhsr er op-
taaet. gn S~eiarbeioer er arreiteret
ION ml,Iig 8ierningsmano, men FIN
paa leie Iormooninger. Gepoloerer
err life iunocn. Get pioes, at oen ar
reitereoe THOR bar bapt en- Gerolper
% BET fol bringes paa oct rene, ON
be benpttebe augler iparer til oenne
Gen orGbte bar forIopet, % iom Mo'
tio iii Srabet bar uRret ontpoet. a
@eiarbeiberen bapbe ct goot Gie III
hans sSnrIopebe, men BET erflpreot
oenlle fife at bnpe mPrfet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Truatbaocn paa HOlanb. Teb 80

BEN al Oct 6leln peo Sreorltsbalo,
paa hpilfet / arigsnorene 1853
1860 RolanoSbapen lau poa oette
Iielos Sioer, bar Sperlrrer Ole
2lino onlogt Ell Trilgtbapc Der hpret
til Sreorifsbalbs SepnroigbeOer, o.
iom / pisie Senieenber tor bore enc
Itooenoe / lit Slags. s alefter o9
Iicloiprpffer, boor ser ier bare par
Moie oa Spng lonlt en- % anoen Tor.
frsblet INlrlibuif, bar Sr. 2nno bou.
ret Soro op og libpIantet 9%ltnoreoet
al Srpr, ipecielt al GuPrgtrGr, Der
nnoer gcb Sfistiel MI Itaor bll9nen'
Sc al Sntgt, af9ipenbe ct eienoomme'
Iigt pg tiItalerbe Sfnc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Garl 9nmbolt holot forle6en "a,

Garl 9nmbolt holot i~orleoen Tas
| BET geographic Selifab / ariitiania
6oreorag ON line Reiier Merico.-
Sormanoen Or. Heuih BOO Sr. Sum.
bolB pelfommen, ibet ban pau Selifa.
bets 9egne iolfeoe 8lpben peo at le
hum | bets Otiote. San muntte, uo-
talte ban, gaa laa langt tilbage iom
iii Saniteeens Sihitiereiie o. iaa
langt Term iom til Haniens Eolar.
ipro for at finoe ct ncrif g~eoaraiiit
Bert. Der baube moot en- Inerfien.
belle. JON 2unbolB' gerf ON 9uitm.
lien. Chen ben Sib bar Sumholt
isretaget ~pioleftige feiler | oen nperc
0er0eusoel. Serfra bapoe hi biotil
blot Jet enfelte itorartet etnograiiif
8erf. Wan hapoe lGnstet erfer en-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sremiriains. Sil.
let at iterfr Giialb beiraaote Sumbols
Mrn9it SaIeritolen. Oct upermaaoe
~mteresiante. lipirIbe os innift frem-
ierte 6ore0rag, Der iliritrereees peo
pafrc 2psbileher mobtoges meo pco.
parenoe 9rialo. Der ~fornpeoes, ba
5ormanoen Or. Repih iafteoe Sore.
orassboIoeren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
Higsongcn iammcnfnlocS.

H%Igson9en lnmmentniocs. i no
lte StatSraa0 bleo Oct bclluttet ut
iammcntalbe RigsNoBeu til en- or.
0cutIig Sam.Iing 2sroag Den ste
Cftpbcr ST. - Wtihoug I 6oIfe.
tinaeta UisoeiuI / ben mioIertihige
MISUNDERSTANDING / 5reoericinsooc
otter ioruo ofboIbt @uoStiereite I
MOrmprtirteu. Siotil har oet 10
uUrc; HroriS. al Riashugens or6i'
mare Samtlina begpnote oen isrite
Wtouooa / Sftober. % al R~il5oaaen
uubneoea paa llniperiitctet eiter
ioruognuenhc @uostiereitc / Srue
Girfe. SiGIgc "Inucbroa" oil aon.
gen ~pcrionlig aobnc Hia8Nngcm
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

Staoil NirfC. Teu omfattenoe
N%citalrcriug al StaoiI airfes ,Sns
pentar, ion / CONNER cr ioretaaet
edu StntenS Nefoitninq bar M "a.
RET / opcr 10 Wdancocr nlci, or ogiou
M mart iulbiert. Ter err piort CT
meaet omhppaeIiqt Nrbcinc. STr.
Tia hor man bc'firftiQet lig mco Dem
ilUionc oper 700 Nar gomIe aIter.
id0lc, Der er al Nobber on Qienaiuer
Cptrin al Seiu 2ip. SilcIeoc9 err
Tru0iteitolen, Der er fnritirr0id
ajort oQ Dor mango Nineoifiprcr.
orbeioer, FAINT StoIeitaoerne Scr
menes at ppre ooer 300 9ur lnmle.
bleucn @ienitono for au|nituerre2
Nrbeibc. airfeuS Sinorc oil til CT.
ternoret too iulNt irrhilt % hapc
itor fuIturhiitoriif 0rrbt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01

@ranS. 9ogerie. 12te Sept.: Gu
@aaro / Sinbcpao, ~til)erenoe Sens
Gbriitenicrs Gnfe. or lSoq peo IL.
1ioen iuIoitp1toig neO6rpot. area.
turerre ~reobeocs. Snoboet og uoget
aorn brPnhte.
70 8aaroe. ~tilhgrcnoe hints.
rauoSmeSIem SSoc grid1itrup % an.
ION sseuien, beggc ! 9ierre. or nee
brpnbtc. SIoen ioraariageSr5 /
Grititrups Bocr6 peo. az en- l.aurig
1reng 5ruGtote 9Ius / 9oeen, % Ser
;urpIarteoe ia iaa til Sen nuocu
@noro. 9egge 8aaroene bar asiu.
rereoe. men piitnof Tor Iopt ioa oct
aniages. al gierne lioer en- Eel Sat.
llnoer 9egDuoeIien al @raroer pa-
Senne ooeroroentlig iaretruenSe for
iaa aoot iom hcle 9pen; men pIlloie.
Iig Hog giuoen ON. og Der Ipffeoes
& peo 9iGlp al DC ira belle Smegner
tiIilenbe Spreiter at begrpnie Sen til
Sc TO @norSe. Sngen areatnrer
i~noebrPnbie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-01
GpSsiale. NraftiierenOe 2rG

TposiaIo. VraftiierenOc 2CGe /
aoIunoborg 4, @crid,cno er 300 pao
Reconsideration / aiebeuhapr al
eli bnoro 9tprcIIocIie. - Mar gam.
mel.
Reoafisr on llbaioer al "Rnn.
6crs Mmtsopis" 2 Chr. gIueuhofi
or 6sb otter lrnncre lio5 Spuaelia.
heo. II aar anmmel. Zen Aio6oc
bIco pe0 fin ,Saocrs. Neooftsr i. ~
GIncubofis Te0 / 1888 Heoofter o.
ltngipcr al "NonocrS Nmstdpi9". )
1891 ~orerorol ban lin Sen Guno.
poIit. otto Glmerhoii Reoafticrerl
al 9laoet.
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
APPOINTMENTS.
crenshaw of Alabama Receives Pro.
 motion-A Long List.


 Washington July 2.-The President to- day made the following appointments in the navy:
 Commanders-Albert F. Dixon, George L. Dyer.
 Lieutenants-Allen M. Cook, Raymond D. Hasbrouck, Stanford E. Moses. Henry B. Price, E. M. Proctor.
 Lieutenants, Junior Grade = Kenneth G. Castleman, Arthur Cren, haw, Charles P. Burt, William L. Ldttlefeld, Albert w. Marshall. Thomas D. Parker, Pope Wash ington.
 Ensigns-Allen Buchanan, John T. Beck ner, Claude c. Block, Harry L. Brinsor, John T. Bowers, Cyrus W. Cole, Charles B. Courtney, James w. L. Clement Jr., James R. Coombs, Paul B. Dungan, Her. bert H. Evans, Charles H. Fisher, Ed ward B. Fennier, Charles W. Forman, John W. Greenslase, James B. Gilmer, Frank P. Helm. Jr., Walter M. Hunt. Charles B. Hatch, Jr., Frederick J. Horne, Jr., Alfred W. Johnson Victor M. Kimberly, Edward c. Kalgfus Henry B. Lackey, John E. Lewis, Edgar B. Larimer, Chas. E. Morgan, Farmer Morrison, Samuel M. Major, William s. Miller, Zachariah H. Madison. Ralph B. Pope, Hilary H Royal, Lloyd S. sharpley, William R. Sayles, Chauncey Shackford, Herbert c. Sparrow. Everft J. Sadler, James H. Tomb, Samuel B. Thomas, Joseph R. Taussig, Roe W. Vincent, Richard D. White. Ernest A. Weichert, Clark H. Woodward. Adolph B. Watson, Alexander F. H. Yates.
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
FAMOUS FOR HALF A CENTURY.

Those who suffer from stomach blood, kidney or nervious troubles should bear in mind an important fact about pr. liar ters Iron Tonic; that Is. that this remedy has been largely used for forty-five years Once in while some absolutely perfect compound Is discovered. This is one of them, and affords ample proof of the learning and wisdom of Dr. Harter True, modern methods of preparing it are used, 1t Is now made in one of the finest laboratories in the world, but in all essentials it is precisely the same as when first. made by Dr. Harter nearly a half century ago. How many other remedies have grown in favor, or even survived, for that length of time?
 Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is wonderful medicine It is more than a tonic: it ia a blood maker and life renewer It stim- ulates the repair of the body and 1t sup- plies something to repair with.
 All building or healing of the body de- bends on an abundance of blood that Ia rich in iron. Nowhere, except in Dr Harter's Iron Tonic. can you get the pe- culiar form of iron that is all ready to become part of you as soon as 1t is taken
 If you are not we'll and have not been well for some time, try this remedy. First will come better appetite, then bet ter digestion, then better color and fin- ally increased activity of all the vital or gans and al new and wonderful sense of vigor and strength. Prepared only by the Dr. Harters Medicine Co, Dayton, Ohio. Sold everywhere. m
The age-herald., 1901-07-26

Every form of PRIVATE DISEASE. Deformity and Lack of Development, Weakness, etc, etc., cured by the best approved of latest modern methods.
 All condolences held inviolate.
 Consultations at office or by mail in- vited without charge.
 Treatment by mail for those who can not visit me.
 No written prescriptions-I furnish all medicines.
 Question blanks for man or woman sent free on application.
 DR. DOZIER is a graduate in every branch of medical and surgical science, has twenty-five years experience, a na-. tional reputa ton, and Is endorsed by the press, national banks and thousands of patrons as the most expert and reliable specialist in the south.
 Montgomery Advertiser: Dr. Dozier Is endorsed by the press and people of ev- cry section of Alabama.
 The Southern Odd Fellow: We cannot add anything to the reputation Dr. o. T. Dozier has already acquired in the line of his profession. but we know him to be a brother Odd Fellow that can be relied on to carry out every promise he makes to those needing his services.
 Masonic Guide: Dr. Doz.er comes from a family of prominent physicians, and with his full store of medical knowledge and his large experience in his profession, can be relied on to treat disease in the most successful manner.
 Age-TIerald: His long reE,ord and ap- distinction of standing at the head of his -I- A
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
The Latest Gossip From London Says She VIII Study Roles Of Juliet and Marguerite for Her
 London Debut.
BY ANNIE kENpRlcK WALKER.

That charming little ingenue. Alice Nelson. who sung herself into our hearts a few seasons ago when she came South with the Bostonians and who later strengthened her hold upon us when she starred on her own account, has an- nounced her intention of studying for grand opera. A London cable to the New York Herald tells the story to her friends and enthusiastic admirers on this side:
 Yesterday finally disposed of the future plans of Miss Alice Nielsen. who stuce the close of the season of 'The Fortune Teli- CT" at the Shaftesbury has been besdssed with lucrative offers both in London and New York.
 Instead of entertaining any of these propositions Miss Nelson has decided on the advice of MT. Hummel to go at once to Lake Maggiore with her future man ager. Mir. Russell. and there devote the next two months to close study of music under Sgnor Tosti in order to fit herself for a debut in grand opera next season.
 She will first study the part of Juliet in Romeo ct Juliette." and of Marguerite in Faust" in which she expects to make her debu as a prima donna
 Since the closing of the season she has appeared at various drawing rooms, nota- ply at Lady de Greys, where her singing of ''The Suwanee River" Home. Sweet Home" and other ballads simply caught society as nothing since Patti has done.
 The result has been a shower of offers, including those of Klaw & Erlanger, the shubert Brothers, Frank Mckee, John P. slocum. Edward E. Rice and others of less degree.
 She has, however under MT. Hummel's advice, decided to refuse all in order to equip herself for grand opera, and will make her first appearance in the next London season.
 The cable also contained the fol,ouring news of interest in the dramatic world:
 An attempt is being made to prevent the production of Sherlock Hoines'' at the Lyceum.
 It is now claimed that the title was copy rigbted for dramatic production in 1896. Notice has been accordingly served on Dr. Conan Doyle, the author; MT Chas. Frohman, the manager. and MT. William Gillette, the actor, that injunction pro- ceedings will be begun to prevent the use of the title.
 At the Lyceum, naturally. all parties
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
JUNE TIME BARGAINS.

s6oO0-Beautiful house. e4th St $S500-Two brick reSl $, pays 10 per cent
 $S5O-50x1O0. avenue c ana xth st. s1250-Lot, avenue H, near 10th st. $12 12000-Handsome residence, South High. lands
 5000 -25x1S2, Powell ave-, near 2oth st $1000-JonesviIle, cor. Rush and Allen $96O0-Lovely 9th ave. home. $600O-Highland ave-; Tor 100 feet s400o-Residence, South 17th St. $4500-So-foot lot, South 10th st. $2500-1O0x14O. avenue D; improved. $600O-Residence, South 10th sr- $160o- Residence, South 27th st: monthly | payments. s40 oOO-Handsome business block 335Oo-Third ave residence. $7000-Avenue D and Fist st: 100xf40 $3000-Avenue E and 14th st.: improved $3150-Residence, E, bet. 18th and 18th $16500-First ave. storehouse $31, ,000-First ave. storehouse. s25O0-Second ave, bet 2sd and 2lth sts ,
 W. B. LEEDY & CO,
 Phones 42 (new and old).
 No. 112 North Twenty-first Street.
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
Marriage at Atlanta.

Atlanta. July 25.-(Special.) )-The mar riage of Miss Sallie Shackelford of this city and Mir. William Billups Henderson. Jr., of Birmingham, was solemnized at the residence of the brides grandmother, No. 80 Ivy street. in this city this after noon at 2 o'clock.
 The happy couple left on the o'clock train for Birmingham. their future home. The bride was attired in a lovely travel ing suit and never looked prettier than during the ceremony. She is one of the acknowledged belles of Atlanta, and leaves behind host of friends that sorely regret that her future home will be transferred to Birmingham.
 The groom is a promising young busi- ness man of Birmingham. and is associat- ed with the freight department of the Southern Railway. .
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
"T'he Set With Miss Nixon.

"The set of Birminghams younger so ciety will enjoy dance at the home of street, tonight, in honor of Miss Pauline Curran of New Orleans and Miss Mary Anderson. the fair Miss Cufrans fair young hostess of Winston Place, Valley head. the summer home of the Andersons. The party, which will be informal will include all the members of Miss Ander- sons recent house party at Winston Place. who are bidden by Miss Nixon to happy reunion in her charming home. The affair being wholly informal Miss Nixon has issued no cards. It will be a kind of surprise party.
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
ORDINANCE.

'Be it ordained by the Mayor and Alder men of Birminghaml That an ordinance entitled ''An ordinancS to regulate dairies and the management thereof, and the sale of reslk in the city of Birmingham" be arnecl.1 by striking out\ section thereof ing:
 Section | Be 1t ordained Nby the Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham that on and after March 1. 1900. each milk dealer firm or corroration, or each daNryman who sells supplies or offers for bale sweet milf. skinned milk cream, butter milk or butter. in any way, to or foSr any per- son within the city of Birmirlgham or within three miles of the corpoHate limits thereof shall be required to take out an annual license from the city atI the rate of one dollar per COW, which pSaid dollar per COW shall include cost of tuberculin Nest.
 Be 1t further ordained, That Aection 8 of said ordinance he amended by s1lriking out said section 'rd by adding in nieu there of the follov-s-s- -ection 8:
 Be it furthr aimed. That skltrnmed or separated mill t is sold to beH sold or held for sale ny way within Hhe city of Birmingham or within three r@niles of the corporate limits thereof. by sfny per son, firm or corporation. shall con fain not less than nine per centum of mi}1x solids exclusive of butter fat, and b,zfter milk shah contain not less than ein6l and fifty one-hundredths per centum q K solids exclusive of butter fat.
 Adopted July 17. 1901. p ACH.
 Attest: Tenn.
 H D Wood, City c:,ll
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The age-herald., 1901-07-26
A Good Act.

From the Jasper Mountain Home.
 The convention did good act in chang ing the constitution to provide that the Legislature meet every four years in- stead of two and the term of office of a representative in that body be for four years. The change will give legislators, if not the plain people, time to become some what familiar with the laws enacted by one Legislature before they undertake to pass others.
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
Governor JeI.es' Announcement.
From the Fort Payne Journal.

From the Fort Payne Journal.
 Governor Jelks has officially announced his candidacy for reelection, and he will have the almost unanimous support of the newspaper men. Editors who attend the meeting at Jackson's Lake will remember that Governor Jelks strongly intimated on that occasion his purpose to ask another term Few men who have succeeded ito high office by accident have done so with as much general approval as Governor Jelks has received.
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
COMPLAINT FILED
Against the Seventh National Bank of
 New York.

New York. July 25.-Complaint was filed in the United States Court today by Hew- sng, Putnam and Burlington. as counsel for the Coal and Iron National Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, against the Seventh Na- < ton Bank and Forest Raynor as receiver. b restrain them from paying the proceeds 2 of certain drafts forwarded to the Cleve- fand bank on the day before the failure of the Seventh, National Bank The com be restrained from intermingling these funds with other funds in their possess sion
The age-herald., 1901-07-26
LauderdaIe's Fair.
From the DeKalb Times.

From the DekaIb Times.
 The Lauderdale Fair Association has announced dates for September 25-2S in order to get In the racing circuit with Columbia, Jackson, Murfreesboro, Tenn, and other Kentucky towns. The manage ment will hang up 5000 in cash prizes and the horsemen who are in the circuit guarantee a string of thirty-f1ve race hor- ses. The management promises first class racing and other attractions, and will make an effort to surpass other years in the success and attendance of the fair.