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The age-herald., 1902-01-22
TUSCALOOSA


 Tuscaloosa, January A.-(Special)- )-The Tuscaloosa Coal, Iron and Land Com pany held their annual meeting yester- day. Stockholders were expected from New Orleans, but for some reason they did not arrive. The next meeting will be called some time In April.
 MT. and Mrs Hugh Prince celebrated their tenth anniversary last evening. The dinner was an American Beauty af- fair, as was the wedding ten years ago. The color scheme was beautifully car ried out. The menu was printed on rose colored cards and American BearSy roses were to be seen everywhere. The guests, who were their bridesmaids and grooms- men. were as follows: pr. and Mrs. AL ston Fitts, MT. and Mrs. J. Manly Foster, Mrs. Henry B. Foster, MT. and Mrs. R. D. Rodes, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Werner. MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Foster, Mrs. Glenn Foster, Miss Mary McGowan, MT. Robin son Brown and MT. Bennett Griffin of Montgomery.
 MT. Frank Holt, who has in charge the building of the furnace, etc., five miles north of Tuscaloosa, has purchased the hapdsome residence of Hon. W. c. Fitts on University avenue.
 The Up-to-Date Club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Y. Graham at the University. The subject for discussion was Rome. Six dollars was appropriated from the treasury towards the scholarship at Montevallo.
 The Edmond Prince plantation was sold yesterday by the register in chancery under a chancery decree. The sale has been delayed for more than twenty years. MT. Henry J. King was the purchaser the amount being s4600.
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.RecoYd of Courts.

In the first division of the City Court the case of Josephine Agan, administra- trix, vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company is on trial. Piaintin is suing for s5o,OOo damages for the all leged killing of her husband by defendant by allowing a. car to run into buggy in which he was riding on March 19' 1901, at West End.
 In the Circuit Court the case of James I. Harden vs. w. D. Ross is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for damages for al- leeed false arrest. He was collector for defendant and collected some money which he refused to turn over. as he claimed the defendant owed him his sal ary. He says the defendant thereupon had him arrested, but that he was &C., quilted on the trial.
 Calvin Mitchell has filed suit against George E. Harris for $30OO damages. He claims that while working for defendant in his laundry piece of machinery Tell against him and injured him.
 Ben Merlett has filed suit against Gray J. Huffman for $5oO0 damages. He says that on July 5, 1901, the defendant unlaw- fully shot him in the neck with a pis- tol.
 Young Hooper has filed suit against Butler Woodward for 5000 damages. He says that on October 2, 1901. the defendant unlawfully shot him In the thigh with revolver.
 In the Criminal Court the case against will Miller, charged with killing Nor wood Clark was mol pressed for want of evidence. The case of Frank Yates, charged with killing two women, was also mol pressed for the same reason. The case of Jeff VanHorn, charged with high way robbery, was set for trial yesterday. He is one of the prisoners who escaped from the county jail Monday morning. An alias capias was issued for his arrest.
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GIVEN ONE YEAR EACH.
Judge Feagin DoIes Out Justice tc
 Juvenile Thieves.

Two members of the Auditorium gang of juvenile thieves were disposed of yes- terday afternoon by Judge Feagin, each getting one year in jail.
 Lee Snead, who was charged with pry- Ing open the window of the Haas jewelry store and stealing a watch, was fined 800 and 1S0 days, which means one year in jail.
 George Winn, another young criminal. who Is suspected of snatching the pocket book from a lady's belt on Sixth ave- nue, will be allowed to keep Lees com pany. The other two members of the gang are still In Jail awaiting trial
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HAD ROW IN SALOON
R. B. Sanders Said to Have Shot at
 E. Q. BarroWs.

R. B. Sanders and E. D. Barrows were arrested yesterday afternoon as the re- suit of a shooting scrape In Clements sa- loon. One shot is said to have been fired by Sanders but it went wide of the mark.
 Sanders is in the city jail with a charge of assault and battery and carrying con- cealed weapons. E. D. Barrow made bond of $50 for assault and battery on R. B. Sanders.
 The fight is said to have been the result of a disagreement the two men had at the bar. Sanders Is said to have called Bar row bad names. the latter hitting him. Sanders then pulled his pistol and fired once. Policemen Cole. Jordan, Culpepper and Cunningham made the arrests.
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ed a telegram from the police of St. Louis asking that the boy be held and when he could be brought there to an- swer the charges. Soon after he was ar rested the police department of St. Louis replied to a telegram that they did not want the boy.
 The charge against Hushinson Is as- sault with intent to murder, the same entered against all four of the boys ar rested after the fight. He is not believed to be the one who cut Harbin.
 Miss Mary Huslinson. the sister of the boy was shot while visiting him at the jail by the accidental discharge of War dSn Mack Rittenberrys pistol She Is rapidly recovering and 1t will be only a day or two before she will be we'll enough to leave the hospital. She has engaged counsel to defend her brother.
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NORTH ALA. OIL & ASPHALT co.
w. r. ROBINSON, General Mgr. PETITION H. MOORE, Attorney. Office First National Bank Bulldlnu.
CONNECTS FOR HIRE.

Bids will be received by the Board of Revenue of Montgomery County, Ala, un- til Monday, January 18th, 1902. for the hire of all persons sentenced to hard labor for the county during the year 1902. Contrac- tor will be required to take all persons sentenced. regardless of age, sex or condi- tion, for their term of sentence and one price for all. no classification, and comply with all laws governing the con- vict system. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 By order of the Board of Revenue of Montgomery County.
 1-lo-td c. A. ALLEN. Clerk.
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Purity and Quality.

Clifton flour has gained the lead by virtue of purity and quality. It proposes to keep it against all corners. Clifton" is backed by a guarantee that is unique in It's completeness and strength, No other flour sold in Birmingham offers such a guarantee. Call for it at your grocery.
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But De Wet Raises Caln.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 I've been told that the soil is very fruitful in South Africa"
 That may be, but there's one thing 1t seems pretty hard to raise on it." Whats that7"
 ''The British flag"
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Wiley Crow.

Wiley Crow, aged S7 years, died yester- day morning at his residence in Wood lawn of grip. After short services at the house yesterday afternoon the remaina were shipped to Attalla,
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Bettino on 1t.

From the Atchison, Kan, Globe.
 The people are making bets on how soon a certain Atchison girl, who mar ried against the wishes of her parents. will decide that Dear Father was right, and come home.
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SHOES

Ladies' Dongola lace and button Shoes, with heavy and light soles; kid and patent tips; heel and spring heels; he. a s2.So shoe 200 IOT.. =.
 One lot of odds and ends ladies' fine Shoes; some button and some lace; $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 shoes; to close them out OOo
 Misses and Children's School Shoes, lace and button; guaranteed solid leather. Sizes 5 to 8, 75c; s,A ? 1, to H. s1-oo; l1h l.25 .O 1......
 One lot of odds and ends Mems fine Calf Shoes that sold for $2.00, $2.50 and $500, I dO T. 4
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Fairly Brazen.

From Judge.
 Mrs. Witherby-How very forward Mrs. Giggton is!
 Witherby-In what way?
 Mrs witherby-Why, she told me all about her experience with servants be- fore I had a chance to tell her mine.
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THE CITY.

Mar age Llcenses.-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to B. Koplan and Sarah Olsesky, Arthur Esterbrooks and Annie Laura Collins, William Gill and Fannie Hall, Steve Camp and Rosa Meroda.
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Have Stolen cup.-A silver cup, gold lined, was left at police head quarters last night by a white man, who refused to give his name or tell where he got the cup. The police be- lieve it was stolen from some hall, and will return 1t to any one describ- ing it.
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Ring Probably stoIen.-A plain gold ring was brought to police head quarters yesterday afternoon, sup posed to be stolen property. John Brownlee, negro, was trying to pawn 1t for $1. On the inside is engraved "E B. Max"
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HuskINs WANTED ELSEWHERE
St. Louis Authorities Ask That the
 Boy Be Held.

Orville Huskinson, alias Huskins, the young white man arrested several nights ago on a charge of assault with intent to murder on account of fight in Dish eroon's in which Jeff Harbin was badly cut is wanted in St. Louis on charge of assault with intent to murder and skipping bond
 Chief of Police Austin yesterday receiv-
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DRESS GOODS

40-inch Pacquin, Whipcord and Granites, extra weight, 75c SOo quality. all colors. at. COC
 46-inch Irish Poplins, Satin Pru- nellas, Pacquins, all other new weaves, $1.25 and $1.35 OQo kind, at...... .... ........ OOS
 54-inch Broadcloths that sold all winter at SIPS and $1.50; special Monday and Tuesday OQo
 54-inch Striped Cheviot, the most popular spring skirting, regular $1.00 and SIPS quality, ROo
 60-inch heavy Scotch Cheviot for unlined skirts, former price O0o $1.50; Monday at. t........... OOO
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Stops the Cough and works off the Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure cold in one day. No Cure No Pay. Price 25 cents. 9-21-7m-sat-wed.
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FRENCH FLANNEL

50 pieces of all wool French Flannel, best quality made, that sold for 75c and S5c a yard; stripes, fancies and plaids; Q0o all colors. at. at.............. COO
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Admitted to Bar.-Jasper M. Raw son of Boston was admitted to prac- tice law yesterday. He was examined in the Circuit Court about two weeks ago and his papers sent to the Su- preme Court. They were favorably passed on by that court and returned yesterday to the Circuit Court.
 Chickens and Oysters. = Some thieves are living high this morning. They have chickens to fry, bake or stew, and oysters in any style. A dozen fowls were stolen from the roost of MT. J. R. Westbrook of Vanderbilt, and two buckets of oysters disap- peared from the Southern Express Company's office in the union passen- ger station yesterday.
 Beat Negro With Poker-Wash and Pete Parish were arrested last night by Policeman Culpepper, charged with l assault with a weapon on T. H. flaw kins, negro. The two brothers are said to have beaten the negro with a poker in saloon on First avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth l streets.
 Honor Superlntendent.-T em- ployes of the Avondale Cotton Mills
 have presented MT. John W. Pierson, the superintendent, with a handsome
 watch in honor of his birthday. The watch was presented by MT. James Greer in behalf of the employees in the cloth room after work hours, the full force being gathered to hear the | presentation speech.
 Knocked Down By Buegy.-Mr. F. W. Mosby was knocked down yester- 1 day by the shaft of buggy at Twenty first street and Second avenue. Rob- ert Reece, the negro driver for Dr. J. D. Dedman, owner of the buggy, was arrested by Policeman Van Diver. He was fined s5 yesterday afternoon by Judge Feagin.
 To Meet in MobIIe.-A delegation | will go from Mobile to Birmingham to the State meeting of the Travellers Protective Association, to be held be- tween April 10 and May 1. The na- tional convention will be held in Port land, Ore, June 8. A number of new members have been added to Post B as the result of the work of the two l teams appointed at recent meeting. TAYLOR & co.
 ryndartaL.rs Ernhal lvners 1918 ,rbtra A..-
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CHECKED NAINSOOK

Good heavy quality, that sold for 200 and 25c a yard; all 1ko styles; special today at. .... AOO
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SILK

27-inch black Taffeta; Givenaud's make; none better for skirts, waists, etc.; our $1.00 OOo quality at...... ...........-o oCO
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BLACK GOODS

42-inch Storm Serge, good OSo heavy quality; soc kind. =. OOC
 6O-inch 'HopsacSing for unlined st stirts' sl.40 klnd' zoe oI'...
 54-inch full yard and a half wide Cheviot. 85c quality, AOo
 Embossed stripes and fancies that sell for 59c, %. dL.
 Double width Whipcord, a good 25c quality; Monday 1Eo dL.
 27-inch black French Flannel, all w wool best 7So quality 5Oc at.
 All wool Tricot, the best quality made; beautiful black, QRo dI.... ...s'......
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EMBROIDERY

Only small lot left of mill end embroidery remnants, worth O. to 20c yard, at. at.............. OC
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MADRAS SHIRTINGS

All the new spring styles and. colors for mems shirts; genuine Bohemian Madras, that 1O1o sells for 19c, at. t........... 1S2C
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SILKS

19-inch black Taffeta, a beauti- ful, soft, lustrous quality; regular price Csc; special IQo today. .... .... .........-. 1oO
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VELVETS

Wimpfheimer's fine Velvets;
 every color imaginable for waists, dress trimmings, etc. Our S1.00 and $1.25 quality co.
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WALKING G SKIRTS

Ladies' Walking Skirts, made of Corduroy; beautiful new up-to- date style, that sells for E OO 5000; today. ..... ....... OsOO
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SEA ISLAND

30-inch good, durable Sea Island, former selling price 5c; O. special today at. .......... OC
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SILKOLINE

36 and 40-inch quality for mantel draperies, etc.; all styles 1n and colors, at.. ........... 1Oc
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LACES

Torchon, Platt Vals and Fancies, for underwear and other pur- Eo poses, 10c, 15c and 25c kind. .. OC
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TAYLOR & co. Undertakers, Embalmers, 1918 Third Ave.
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OUTING FLANNEL

Outing Flannel, light and dark colors, beautiful styles, that sold tOday.. tOd S.s' .... .".o' .... 3aac
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OIL CLOTH

5-4 fancy oil Cloth, the best quality made; regular price 1Ro 35c; special reduction at. ... ACO
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A gas range is always ready
Shrewd housekeepers cook with gas.

Try Da Costa Cigars.
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DRESS GINGHAMS

New full Dress Ginghams, dark colors, very pretty styles-goods that never sold for less ko than 12hc yard, at. ....... OO
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ECLIPSE FLANNEL

All the beautiful styles in stripes and fancies for shirt waists, etc; 15c and 19c kinds, today 11o
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BLACK GOODS

4O-inch Black Wool Granite Cheviot for skirts or suits; very pretty black, 65c quality; S0o
 today at.... .... .......... OoO
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LINEN COLLARS

Ladies' white Ably Linen Col lars, all shapes, seconds. worth 121sc each, all sizes; O.
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BLEACHING

S6-inch good quality, the first time ever run at this Eo price. -. .... .............. OO
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JUBY TRIMMING

Ruching or Juby Trimming, made of liberty silk, black only, ideal trimming for silk skirts, 7O1o 19c kind at. .... .......... l~2C
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DRESS GOODS

Just 25 pieces more of that heavy Storm Serge, AZ inches wide; black and colors; QEo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

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Opif. bic BON 1916 Biz 1851 bas
Wert fdufen, behen Soften ii9 auf
2,3 Weiuionen Sbaler beliefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
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ibrer grt Sdblt, 9eioe Seiten Der bon
nadten 6elfen einsefabten S6lu4t
tragen tptitdusragenoe, an ben sselIen
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
Ginsesansen.
Sumorsste BON g. u. seHHiq.

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ben Wimpern ge5udt battle.
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men 8ettaipfel in ben Munb nebmen.
nm ii9 bas 2aden gu perbeiBen.
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urn gar ntfts gemertt. Rein, es mar
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bGlfte 10 binters 9i9t gu fiibren!
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fetnsm 5reubentaumeG sertfen, fopie
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