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NAME OF STOCK

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The age-herald., 1902-03-16
Discusses City Affairs.

To the editor of The Age-Herald.
 The highest com pliment that could be paid our city and county officers is that all of us consider them so far above re- proach personally that 1t would be pre- sumption to defend them; so no discus sion of city affairs need be considered personal.
 The come easy, go easy, method of using bond money has led to troubleous times in cities and counties of Alabama. I still insist that 1t would be better If the old city hall were still in use and more money had been spent on the school buildings and the old ones put in decent sanitary condition.
 When the appeal by many citizens was made for removal of fruit stands the city government said estimated expendi- lures included the revenue therefrom, just think of it!
 Section of the act authorizing the is- sue of $250,00o worth of bonds reads:
 Be 1t further enacted, That the rents and income of said property, or so much thereof as may be necessary shall be ap- piled exclusively to the payment of the interest on said bonds, and whatever re- mains of such rents and income, after paying such interest, shall be set apart for a sinking fund with which to pay off and discharge said bonds at the ma turity thereof"
 Showing conclusively that the only pro- vision for interest mOHey was the rents from the markets and so sure was the council of such income that they provided for the surplus.
 Eighteen hundred dollars is to be spent repairing an antiquated village prison which should have been torn down. In about two years another installment of repairs will be needed.
 I am surprised that so good lawyers as MT. London and MT. Denson should see anything wrong with this constitutional provision.
 "The salary, fees or compensation of any officer holding any civil office of profit under this State or any county or municipality thereof, shall not increased or diminished during the term for which he shall have been elected or appointed" All objectionable laws can be repealed to take effect at the end of the pres ent incumbent's term.
 A present incumbent would hardly work up an increase of salary and new
 
 canvass with an increased salary attach ment knowing an election intervened the enjoyment of such increase.
 The Age-Herald's argument for a coun- ty auditor is hardly sound. All purchases are made and paid for by the county commissioners and the auditor controls nothing, being simply a collector of items under proper heads, duty the general law requires the county treasurer to per- form. The State examiners examine all books concerning State funds in the hands of any county officer and every clients attorney sees that he is not over charged; no overcharge has ever been made, however, and it is useless to dis cuss it.
 Did you ever know an examiner of na- tional books to dwell therein or form part of the board of directors?
 GEO. H. ROGERS.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
LETTERS FROM
 THE PEOPLE
Replies to MT. Rogers.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald
 l do not suppose you intend to attack Institutions established for the benefit of the state in an irresponsible way through the correspondence admitted to your col umns. I notice a letter from MT. George H. Rogers of recent date, which is mis- leading in at least one of its criticisms upon state laws and is therefore liable to correction through the respectable chan mel which has introduced the public to his erroneous teaching.
 MT. Rogers says, in adverse view of the Alabama Department of Archives and History that the Life and Times of William J. Sanford" prepared under the law that created the department, is un- necessary to any public good, or words to that effect. He says: Governor Sanford was a fine Christian gentleman, but fur nished no incidents at all for a state memoir" etc.
 If MT. Rogers knows any one man who entered into the political life of Alabama a controlling influence with greater certainty and continuity of service, for the last forty years of evolution in meth eds of government in this state than this man, the proof of his knowledge would be so valuable a state archive that his slur at the institution created to pre- serve rare historic data would be dis credited the moment he deposits his proof with the public custodian of the insti- tuition.
 Within the lifetime of Sanford, Ala bama was engaged in the most memor- able conflict of arms the modern world has known He took a prominent part in it and illustrated the state by his de- votion and his efficiency. Within the brief lifetime of Sanford Alabama lived under six differing state constitutions, each of the six attesting great facts of social and industrial affairs belonging essentially to Alabama. In his life. too, the meaning of the Federal constitution and the conduct of the Federal govern
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

vices in a hall on Avenue F and Fifteenth street The Rev F. l.. Wear is pastor although he is away finishing his the ological course at Cumberland University. Rev. s. P. Pryor is supplying the pulpit during his absence. The new church is located Al the corner of Avenue l and and Twenty-eighth street. The growth of this church has been exceedingly prosperous during the last year in spite of it's inconvenient location and now that they have a beautiful house of wor- ship In the center of the city it is expect ed to progress still more rapidly.
 Sunday school at 9:45 a m. and preach ing at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 D. m. Wednesdays
 Presiding elder of the Birmingham dis trict the Rev. J. D. Simpson, will preach at the Methodist church. corner Avenue G and Twentieth street tomorrow morn ing at II o'clock.
 Dr. J. EI. Robbins of Brookside was in the city this week to look after locat- ing here. He is constructing a residence on Avenue I between Nineteenth and Twentieth street and as soon as finished will move his family here and take up practice.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

T M pEEBI,ES, A. M, M D., PHI. D. | Dr Peebles Institute of Health known | over the entire world for its marvellous | cures and scientific researches has per | fected a system of treatment that Is cur | Ing thousands formerly thought incurable and in order to demonstrate to all what | their treatment will do they offer every reader of the Age-Herald. who Is in poor health a ten days specially prepared treatm ent, with postage or express pre- paid. absolutely free. It will cost you nothing to test for yourself the merits
 of the great discoveries they have made
 and as they are curing a far greater per
 cent of chronic diseases than anyone
 has ever done before you should cer-
 tainly write them at once and learn for
 yourself what can be done for you. They
 have cured thousands who had been pro-
 nounced incurable, among them being the
 paralytic the blind, and the deaf. They
 also cure Bright's disease, consumption,
 catarrh, stomach and powell troubles,
 nervous debility and exhaustion, rheuma- tisn, heart disease, female troubles, fits, neuralgia, bladder trouble, dropsy, ecze-
 ma, blood disorders, piles, asthma, in fact all chronic diseases, for these they
 have studied and treated for over a quar- ter of a century and in that time have healed multitudes who had given up hope. If you are in poor health you should
 write them. at once for their trial treat
 ment of your case and they will demon
 strate to you that a positive cure will
 result if you will give them reason
 able length of time in which to do it.
 Address Dr. Peebes Institute of Health,
 Battle Creek. Mich, drawer r 2 stating
 your troubles that they may prepare a
 special treatment to fit your exact case.
 They will also send you their book "A Message of Hope" explaining their sys-
 tenn of treatment and their full diagnosis
 of your case also their professional ad- vice on your case
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
PRATT CITY
Mir. Tom Williams Loses a Hand While
 Working in Machine Shop.

Pratt City, March 15.-(Special) )-The many friends of MT. and Mrs Dave Will Hams and MT Tom Williams will be palned to learn of the sad accident which happened to the latter on yesterday. He went to Helena about a week ago and began work as an apprentice to the ma chinests trade and on yesterday his left hand was caught by a revolving wheel and so badly crushed as to necessitate amputation just above the wrist. He was taken to Birmingham last night where he received prompt medical atten- tion.
 Little Emma Bubee was severely bitten on the leg this afternoon by bird dog belonging to MT. James A. Kirk. MT Kirk had the dog killed at once. although 1t was quite a loss to him, as the dog was of fine blood
 MT. F. B. Keiser has been appointed road apportioner of precinct 29.
 Mrs Job Going and her guests, Misses Willie Johnston and Gertrude Sanders visited at Ensley today.
 Miss Mamie Evans of East Thomas has accepted a position as salesady with Job Going.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

Miss Willie Raiford of Bessemer has opened a millinery establishment and art studio in the city.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
Perfect HeaEfh

Is within the reach of almost every woman. The weakness, nervousness and durability from which so many women suffer is in general due to dis case of the delicate womanly organism. When the disease is cured the general health is re-established.
 Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well. It promotes regularity, dries disagreeable and enfeebling drains, heals inflammation and u1ceration and cures female weakness. When these diseases are cured, headache, backache, nervousness and weakness are cured also.
 VI was very weak and nervous when com- menced taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- year ago" writes Mrs. M. E. Everetts, of se Oxford Street, Woodstock, Ont. VI had been suffering for seven long mouths, and had taken medicine from physician all the time, but it seemed to make me feel much worse. My stomach was so bad (so my doctor told mel, and my nerves were in such state that I would start at the least noise. felt irritable at all times was not able to do any of my own house suffered God and myself alone know. I was greatly discouraged when commenced taking your medicines, but the first bottle seemed to help me took five bottles of Favoritc Pre- scription,' two of Golden Medical Discovery also two vials of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets can highly recommend these medicines to all who suffer as I did I never had better health han now enjoy and 1t Is all owing to Dr. Pierces medicines"
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps 10 pay expense of mailing onky. Addre ss Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
ENSLEY

Ensley March 5.-(SpeciaD-Mr. A. J. Camp, who has for many years been bookkeeper for the Ensley Land Com pany, resigned his position last night.
 Messrs. Harry and Charles Minor scenic artists, leave the city tonight for Birm- ingham before going North after having finished the curtain and scenery at the new city hall auditorium.
 Mrs. F. E. Mcclure Mrs. J. c. Mcclure and Miss Marguerite McClelland Of St. .ouis arrived yesterday to attend the fu- neral of their father. Also the mother of Mrs. McClelland, Mrs. A. R. Plattenburg, and Miss Ada McClelland, sister of de- ceased, from Lewisburg, Tenn, attended the funeral which took place this morn- ing from the family residence on Center street. The Rev. J. J. D. Hall conduct ing the services. Interment Elm Lear cemetery, near Elyton.
 Miss Willie Raiford of Bessemer has opened a millinery establishment and art studio in the city.
 The Cumberland Presbyterians nave moved into their new house of worship this week which is beautiful structure and will hold their first services tomor- row. They have for some time heh ser-
The age-herald., 1902-03-16

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 officer tnku bless mgu brought ehumanra il o Swami
 E he r o inner R %~ %~m arc m to Kd b y dizzy restless ~e d rita
 
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The age-herald., 1902-03-16

ment in it's relation to Alabama under went radical changes. In all these events a narrative of his life Is a revelation.
 If Alabama is able to collect and pre- serve her history, her future is assured in the education of posterity, but not otherwise. J. w. DUBOSE.
The age-herald., 1902-03-16
New Railroad Chartered.

Guthrie, O. T., March 15.-Tulsa North. ern Railroad Company was chartered here today to build a line from Tulsa, in the Nation. The places of business are Guthrie and Tulsa, and the capital stock is $500, 900. The incorporators are F. H. Mcclure, J. N. Curla, J. c. Foster T. B. Hewitt and John Deveraux of Guthrie and Edward Short of Tulsa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-20

PRiNATE Fam J.Y has several sou il
rooms with bath. with or without hoard;
CLOSE in ON ear line: gentlemen prefer 'd;
references, Ad .ra' ~ i1lJ, tins Ufutc. u
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fATENTS- protect your ideas: 10 T,ioty.
nncc; no fee; consultation free! rstal
uShcd 1851. Milo II. stc,cns K Co.. Gii
nth street, Washhston
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BOARD AND kOOn.o.

! TgRGE ROOMS; bath, paoac good board;
40i Crawford -
| TRINATE FAN LY has several sou il
rooms with BATH with cr without hoard;
close IN ON car line: gentlemen prefer ~;
references, Al ra'S i1la, tnS oIhtt. -
DESIRABLE room; GO in; 1909 CaHit.l.
! SOUTH front room, good table, FOR coupe
o. gentlemen; references. 81 Main: q
| BEST ROOM aud board, c,ose in; modern
! conycnicnecs; go Austin street: -
TWO nice VOL furnished rooms with rcol
table hoard 10 couple without children 81
tour gentlemen; $50 Texas avenue, u
| LARGE south room with lolrd for gentle.
men or couple: 1903 Texas avenue. :.
LON ELY south rooms and first class tah,e
| board at COS Dallas. ~
! TMO GENTLEMEN can procure board and
room In private family, close in, 80. er-
cnccs. Addross I9lI, this office. y
BOAHDERS WANTED : Choice family
rooms, with board; permanent o. tran.
silent. parties coming to the city can ind
| homclike place; first class table, location
central Packard, Il and l49 West For
ty-third street. New York city. 6-l3
A LARGE SOUTHEAST room, first class
board. table boardcrS solicited. 42O n
Branch, corner Prairie. ~
| CHEAP BOARD for three nice young meaa
for summer months, ia capitol Ns&tI
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
FOR SALE-DeIgIan hares 1871 Decatur;
SEVERAL bargains in second hama
phactons, Mosthart & Keller Co. =
OUR no-top hugglcs ut S35 keep bus n 5
brisk. Moschnrt ~ Keller Co. "a
For SALE-Scvcntcc Jersey cows an
m king. four fresh. two registered, MI
Gnc family cows. also eight heller calves,
two horses, ono milk cart dnd one cream
separator. Call after o'c,ock. three
blocks from car line, corner Folrth IN
columbia. Houston Heights. y
FOR sALE--A handsome dark brown maze.
years old; can single foot under saddlci
VIII be sold cheap; owner mas no use 20
her. Call at 1ol5la Congress street room
FOR sALE-A good milk cow. Jersey.
2i03 Gano, corner Quitman Firth Wal
EXTRA good COMPUTATION pony; cheap for
cash. 220T Crawford Il
WANTED-A good horse to ride for his
feed; first class care. Address L u;
this office
| MONEY TO LOAN on salaries chatteiS,
vendors lien notes and other securities.
g. a. Dunovant, 1012lA Prairie avenue,
ONE rubber-tire hack and team for sale
cheap for cash. Apply llO3 Iaylor. -
FOR sALE-One carload mules. Apply Coz
| Washington, or j, Rothsteln. 6l-
! FOR English bloodhounds eigtbla
/ to registration; puppies and trained dogs
for sale. Lock Box 4T0. Fayetteville, ARB;
/ ~
| II IN NEED Of a strictly good saddle
horse. good drivers or well broke woA
mules from 4 TO s years old, write T. a;
| Robertson, Taylor. Texas -
EDUCATIONAL.
| A GRADUATE Of Harvard wishes pupils
| for the summer. Il. II. Learell, IVI la,
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PERSONAL.

MFRS to want ads remaining In the
h OF The Post for tie week ending
klday, May IL, 1902:
4 D. Allen. 7451, iTTT; 1927; 5277; r.
I7i2s; MS 1903. 7O53 1920: d. c. r.
1850; 1850; 6OSO; G3D; sos; T40G; COG.
y 81; 1852; 6057. Gasoline Launch;
y: 1908; ASA GO0p; j. @. VI %: TuSj:
b; 1860; 6 j Kanncs; 7l6G; 7412; 1G!;
D; f4l3; Medico NJ 1883: Money
b; 1854; 7419; 1889; 7il4; 1860: 7iG1;
E7ie5; coal; 66; 7t41; 1887. 7ilT:, III;
| Iii2; 7442: 6Oi2: 1853, II. T. r; II.
fsble; BIS; 1914; Il4i; I4l9; I169. 1872:
b, 71TS; 1873; 744S. SOB: TlM: TlLi;
b; II; "a; 7U24, 225. 5000; 7I22.
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PERSONAL.

In ten to fifteen days: no main Of iNirr,
10 patient; no pay until cured. deDosi,
youf hiuncI ~ lIank To your crrtllt. nav
us when cured. In case Of failure to cure
also pay your railroad fare 5uth wors
home on ear line out from center Of clty:
absoluie pilvacyi VIII put Yuu In ,uri,
spondenco with patients cured; spccIal
care gwen lazy PATIENTS best 81, iertIir,,s
Address Inc Matthews Home. Drs Mat
thews X Hubert propr.utors. roo Day
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SAN JACINTo Lodge No. 206,
X of T.. meets tonight ut S
O'clock at Castle hall, corner
Main and Prairie. Work ia
1 Rank Of Esquire Members Of
local lodges aud visiting breth-
rem are cordially invited to at.
tend. OTTO Taub, Chancellor
or ]. VI. Henderson. Keeper OF
nd Seal.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTORS,
BiJs will he received NJ the Office OF j. f.
Moore. 4O4 Levy Bldg, Galveston, for
The excavating OF, approximately, 1900
eubIe wards of eai tn for reservoir on Spin
dle Ton Heights, beaumont Texas. Plans
aud spechcatlons can be seen at the OF.
nee The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. 70
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FIBEES- Houston tent No. IS, *. o.
m meet tonight AT 3Ojla Main street:
knights IN the city col daily invited
Ia present. Degree work. j. NJ. ilcF,
1mander; Charles Ploudcn, record
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BUSINESS CHANCES,
lOAlEZ. ME SIGNE .iIl,-

- - =. y 80 II
$5G60 REWARD-Th That We arc PAVING large
weekly dividend than any tic lcg.tinit lie
bank aud business rcfc' cn,c. ,yrl o f,r
part Culars. Equine Il crd Co 90
Broadway, New York -
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. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
IN Texas Lodge sieo No. j. J. r. S. Of H. are
N Castle Hall . p IN. sharp for The
~ nurposc of attending the funeral
deceased brother. l.. Glmbcl W. 5.
!, G G.: Jas, \. Painter X. of II.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

JAILED communication Of Gray
tcdre No. $40. A. +. and A. NJ.
t<nieht at s o'clock for work In
"a ,hs NJ VI. Degree. Memb RS OF
4 IIol.and Lodge No. ana soio1rn.
' Inc brethren are cordially invited
"A i F. Massey w. NJ. j. X. Cnde,
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WELLS Tor oil aud rice Irrigation dliled
promptly; contracts solicited: best ma
ch'ncry :nd drlllers. +. NJ, Cranberry Il
Co., Houston. ~
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ruh hEN Three unfurnlshed rooms sui
suie Tor light housekeeping. 1907 Lama
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TWO GENTLEMEN ran procure board and
room In private family, close in, rc.er,
Cuccs Address 75iT, this office II
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NELL THE PEOPLE
n what you want.
FOR RENT.

'pM KEN I'VE unturnishcd rooms for
Der monIh o, nrst floor; yard; batn; 81
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10MEZ- THE sIGNER.

7IITTTI7Z THE STGNER. %
S0TICE 10 GRADING CONTRACTOR
pids wanted ut once on two ground tanks
bsring a capacity Of 5O0,OO0 barrels each
/. j. Kopke, c. r.. Beaumont Texas, "a
Notice TO CONTRACTORS have 30o,-
100 Yards of good work TO let on the
santa re. between san Augustine and
Center Texns; good water and fine
connfry 10 work In; prOhles and specih-
cations can be seen at Center, Texas. Y
j. smith. contractor: =
CoTTPECTS solicited for drilling nrtesian,
iii ana rice Irrigation wells. p. NJ. Gran.
berry Co., Houston. 20
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FllV WIZ boy 0ut stock ~ Tho h ).
the cttA on Houston. twa.stnn h'f't
building retail, AID oic iun 2iylil {. /
,Hri. 'c'ed or, i.ht 81 CANT rooms
modem inn. GN me-. t.! II stable. two
scrvnn $ an nc al T. OH: { n. 10 r,,r
he an W gen ic,t % tuil ug re-
h'nahlc, VIII take improved rit,' pro,.
city in cNrh r.t; al c.@nc r. good In j.
ness man to NIX mon y. Adl,,ss Chns.
nue.. o.
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DENTIST in advertising cflcc It Beaumont
AT once; tne proposition for upto.date
man W III necessary inst ummts Ad-
diCss Doctor rcor, IL. fifth nolr Keith
bui!oiug Beaumont, I, xas u
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LOVELY south rooms and first class tab,
board at COS Dallas. -
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
IA just what you want.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE FIRM OF Jones & BergamIni. cngIecd
In the retail LIQUOR business at aOs Main
street, has this day bCvu dissolved Alr.
Alex Bergamini having purchased the In.
tercst of Mir. \. 4. doues Will contllue
TO conduct the business and VIII nav an
due II. ~
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for anyihins
OF value; One 56-inch Sturdeyant blower,
one 2IS aud 3ia Gardner Automatic tover.
nor. one 9x12 engine. together with cur
rlaees, husks. pnlleys, betting, shaftms,
etc. necessary TO equip Two ev,OoV capac-
nv saw mill: all second hand. but none
much used Apply 70 the Arkansaw Lum.
Der Company Wells, Texas. -
ron SALE or trade. 5000 stock Of drugs
and fixtures, Write l.. y George, this
Office. II
WILL TRADE SEQ range nearly new, for
phaeton Ia good condition. Address 81
Mason building. =
VIII EXCHANGE GOOD ladies' rhaetoa
fur milk COW. land or light spring wagon,
as part payment, VIII sell for S23. 5nS.
this office.
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DESIRABLE room; 60 in; 1909 CaHlt i
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Ez. THE SIGNER.

GEORGIA GLADYS COOLEY. ON
the most renowned trance lcctu Is
test mediums viii lecture on tn
rs Of May 90 p, - and ~ at Cal =.
Il Ian hail, l0lOa Texas avenue. uni r
Auspices OF the Stlte National As4oe.a
Of Splritnalists. y small adm sion
Of l5c will be asked to de, rIg rv.
pes. ~
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llss'sates ssIs.: Navasotn. T@yas. man.
Nv rlnrrnsr mat win cure letter.
aTiee 81 m, M. Or old sores OF eny
y sH u thIss 'f box; any ono !,uying
Refunded, w SaIEs ,o no, glsnc,i; sd'
III Z % M
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Main street :.