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The age-herald., 1902-02-07
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson coun- ty. Probate Court 30th day of January. 1902.
 Estate of Robert Warnock, deceased. This day came Turner Weakley, admin istrator of the estate of Robert War nock, deceased and filed his account. vouchers, evidences and statement for final settlement of the same. It is ordered that the 22d day of Feb ruary, 1902 be appoint 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,
 Judge of Probate.
 1-31-oaw-3t.
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BESSEMER.
Miss Maude Martin Will Be Married to
 Charles c. Deaderick.

Bessemer, February 6-(special.)-The following card has been issued: Mrs. w.. B. Martin requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter Maude, to MT. Charles Clarkson Dead erick, Wednesday evening. February 19 at o'clock, Methodist Episcopal church. Jonesboro, Ala.
 Miss Martin is the young and charming sister of the Messrs. Martin of the Mar tin Mining Company. MT Deaderick came to this section recently from Tennessee. He is a young man of sterling qualities and holds a responsible position with the Martin Company. Much interest centers in the marriage.
 There was a good attendance at the meeting at the library last night, called for the purpose of organizing Young Mans Christian Association in this city, The earnestness and enthusiasm mani fested stamped it as a popular movement. MT. H. F. Williams state organizer, was present and assisted greatly in perfecting a temporary organization Dr. George D. w dlltI was tltCltu l0Ihpoiniy pi NSiNSis and MT. George Houston secretary and treasury. An executive committee com posed of S. F. Bissett, Clate Moore, Bryon Waller, G. D. Waller and George Houston was appointed, and with the addition of Lee Moody and Robert Smith were re- sirous of joining the association. Messrs. c. L. Odell Dr. T. F. Robinson and Dr. W. D. Taylor were appointed a commit tee to estimate the cost of fitting up read ing. gymnasius and bath rooms in the public library building.
 A devotional meeting will be held at the Methodist church on Sunday after noon at o'clock The next business meeting of the association will not be held until Tuesday night week.
 A handsome new hose and reel wagon arrived today and attracted much at tention and admiration when it appear ed on the streets. It is one of the finest that could be secured.
 A servants house in the rear of MT Jas. H. Fulin's residence on Arlington avenue, caught fire this morning. Quite hole was burned but the loss will be slight
 Mr. Lee Moody returned today from Athens where he has been in attend ance on the field trials MT. Moody's English setter, Rondo, won the Derby race, while his setter Countess Lady stone divided second in the subscription stake, and third in the all age stake
 A negro attempted to enter the resi- dence of MT. Jas H. tulton last night Mrs. Fulton was awakened by noise and saw the man standing on barrel outside of the window and trying to effect an enterance. She aroused the family and the man became frightened and got away.
 The Rev. H. W. Film of West End was in town today
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HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, February 6.-(Specia1. 1.-The firm of Minchener & Henderson. who will establish in this city one of the largest spoke factories in the south, has awarded a building contract to E. l.. Patterson. The main building of the new plant will be 150 by 50 feet and will be two stories high The new industry will be located in West Huptsville and more than a hun- dred men will be given employment when it is in operation. Minchener & Henderson have purchased the hoop factory and have placed that in operation.
 A team of bowlers has been organized here with Louis O'Hara, Buckner. Schiff-i man, Mcguire and Warner as members, The team will endeavor to have some match games with bowlers in other cities.
 D. Morrison, a negro fortune teller, was arrested last night and placed in jail on charge of obtaining money by fraud. The negro took $4 from an old negro wom- an and promised in return for this amount to cut the cards so that her son would be liberated from jail Having failed to fulfill his promise the woman had the negro arrested.
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M-.. winslow,s sootbino syruo

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Not a ReaIist.

From the Washington Star.
 DO you approve of realism in the drama?"
 Certainly not" answered Miss Cayenne. 'If people on the stage talked and be- haved as stupidly as they do in real life there would be no excuse for going to the theatre.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07
OSTEOPATHY.
C. NOR RIS, Osteopathist.

(Graduate under Dr. A. T. Still, founder
 of the Science, Kirksville. Mo.) Rooms 502 and 504 Jefferson Go. Bank Bldg. cor. 2d ave. and 21st st., Bir- iningham, Ala; take elevator on 2d ave. Examination at office free.
 Phone: Bell 199. Hours: to 12. to p. m. Literature furnished on application.
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A TEST EXPERIMENT.
Peculiar Power Possessed by a New
 Medicine.

Of new discoveries there is no end, but one of the most recent, most remarkable and one which will prove invaluable to thousands of people. is a discovery which it is believed will take the place of all other remedies for the cure of those common and obstinate diseases. dyspep- sia and stomach troubles. This discov- cry is not d loudly advertised, secret patent medicine, but is a scientific com of wholesome perfectly harm less vegetable essences, fruit salts, pure pepsin and bsmuth.
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Quits.
om the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 Klose-See here! When are you going to pay me back that dollar you bor- rowed?
 Graphter-why. man, I earned that dol- lar had to work an hour at least be- fore got 1t out of you.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

The Age-HeraId will give to all new subscribers on rural routes, a rural mail box. free of charge, with years subscription.
 For particulars, address The Aae. Herald or see carrier.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

MT. John F. Fletcher and MT. and Mrs. E. P. Fox returned from the trials. They all expressed themselves with being greatly pleased with the trials this year and predict even better ones next year.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07
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CIRCUIT CLERK
 J.S. FOWLER WINS
THE BOARD OF COMPROMISE CON- PLETELY HANDICAPPED MORGAN COUNTY OFFICER OF CHARGES MADE BY EXAMINER GoRMAN.

Montgomery, February 6.-(Special.)- The state board of compromise today considered the case of J. S. Fowler cir cult clerk of Morgan county and MT. Fowler won victory. It will be recalled that recently State Examiner German re- ported to the Governor that Clerk Fow- Ter was due the state about twenty-five hundred dollars for inaccuracies in his books.
 It was charged that MT. Fowler owed the state $1739 charged on failure to issue executions whereas 1t was shown that the executions were issued and returned as "No property found" The clerk was also charged $6S3 feed bills on executions where no property was found.
 The compromise board found in favor of MT. Fowler in each case except one for $49 for removal of prisoners In which the clerk had failed to make proper en- tries. John c. Eyster represented MT. Fowler before the board and it's finding is accepted as complete vindication of his record in office.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

Only a limited numoer of maps Jeff Subscribers should avail themselve' of this opportunity to secure house held office and school room necessity
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

Henry Austin Adams will lecture tonight at St. Pauls Church, subject Cardinal Newman.
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Personal Gossip.

inc Ilrm or Gully S 1nTlSLidu udS DeeH doing business for term of two years. The members are young men of experi- ence, and they carry an attractive stock of ladies and gentlemen's furnishings of every character.
 l.. w. Jay is proprietor of a drug store which has been receiving his attention for more than nine years. He is prac- tical pharmacist and receives much pat ronage.
 The Bank of Greensboro is a strong in- stitution of which James Blount is pres- dent.
 M. V. Canon is proprietor and manager of a confectionery and fancy grocery store In connection with this business he also conducts a restaurant and sells fruits and produce
 Thomas D. Hannon is the baker of Hale County He has been in the city several years and now has a patronage extending over the entire surrounding territory.
 P. F. Osborn conducts a general rner- chandise store and has one of the largest supply businesses of any merchant in the state
 E. A Powers also conducts a business that is very extensive. His sons assist him in caring for customers interests.
 The firm of T. R. Ward & Son is twenty three years old. It is now conducted by the younger MT. Ward ana doeS large amount of business.
 A. c. Jones x Bro and the estate of M. Steinhart do large retail business in general way.
 N. L. Castleman is proprietor of a gen. eral store, but makes hardware and plumbing his specalties. He is a young man with extensive custom.
 The Greensboro Hotel is the best hotel in the city. It has recently changed management
 A. Stollenwerck Sons are propritors of a handsome drug store. They carry a large stock and do volume of business surprisingly large.
 The Greensboro Pharmacy is another very attractive, elegantly fitted drug store. It is owned by Dr. McCullom and Dr. Barber, and has a first-class soda fountain as an attraction.
 George Findlay does an extensive gen. eral merchandise trade. He deals spec ialy in hardware and machinery. He has been in business several years.
 Appsey & Co. has a complete jewelry store that is wonderful for this district. They do an extensive business.
 Ed Huckabee is an elderly colored man who conducts a first-class barbershop March IS, 1860 he shaved sixty students and has their certificate.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

Tuesday. February Il, has been set as a day by the county judge for the hear ing of the case of MT. William Hundley recently appointed to the place of county solicitor by Solicitor Lowe. Captain Sow ell the present acting county solicitor it is said will contest the authority of MT. Lowe to remove him. he having been ap- pointed to the place. The outcome is awaited with interest.
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LADIES! $500 REWARD :s ss .,:;, s:,,

nate suppression monthly regulator fails pressed. DE, JACKSON O.. |. oss is7Dsssss,
The age-herald., 1902-02-07
ROBSON WILL NOT
 RUN FOR CONGRESS
If He Enters Politics Will Start
 at the Bottom
MAY RUN FOR LEGISLATURE
He Will Do Nothing in Political Line, However, Unless Naval Committee Passes Favorably on His Re-
 quest for Retirement.

Washington, February 6-(Special)- make the race for Congress if he goes on the retired list Captain Hobson was at the Capitol and saw number of mem- bers of the Alabama delegation. To one of them he said he was undecided as to what course to take. He inclines to the belief. however, that he should begin at the bot tom in politics and try to work his way up, just as he did in the navy.
 Instead of making the race for Congress he may run for the Legislature from Hale County, providing such legislation as he desires regarding his retirement is recom- mended by the navy department.
 National Committeeman Dimmick and Collector Bingham returned to Alabama tonight The collector believes he will be retained in office. Friends of Representa- . tive Barnett do not believe that action of favor of the Republican in the Moss Rhea case from Kentucky can be taken to mean that he will receive an unfavor- able report from the committee. On the contrary 1t is stated that MT. Burnett s case has every prospect of receiving the indorsement of the elections committee.
 On the recommendation of Representa- tive Thompson Joe Norman of Lanette son of State Senator Norman has been appointed a clerk in the census bureau.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

Politics is very quiet in this section at this time and but little is heard of the candidates for the two official positions to be filled in this county at the fall cleo tions. It is announced that probably Senator Hayes will be candidate for the Legislature and that he may be opposed by MT. H. c. Thach. one of the local newspaper men of this place. The county superintendent will possibly have no op- position for reelection.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

The Governor today issued respite of thirty days for Guy Smith of Walker county who is under sentence to hang tomorrow for the murder of Henry Bal entine.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07
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ATHENS DOUBLES
 HER POPULATION
LIMESToNE'S METROPOLIS ON A BUSINESS BOOM, AND THERE IS NOT A VACANT HOUSE IN THE HISTORIC TOWN.

Athens, February G. = Especially - This place is on quite boom that has doubled Athens population within the past ten tory and another knitting mill, which, with the sash blind and door factory now going on, will add another thousand or fifteen hundred to the population of the town as soon as houses can be built to accommodate them.
 There is not a vacant business house or residence in Athens. notwithstanding the fact that during the past year more than fifty new residences have been built and half that number are now in course of erection.
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The Rev. H. w Film of West End was in town today
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are also marketed in the city. Cotton. however. is the largest crop and that which yields the largest amount of cash.
 The social life of the place is very at tractive. Being the site of the college and the center of such desirable part of Alabama. it is quite proper that one should expect and see many charming and beautiful women within it's boundar- ies. It is also meet and proper that these women, with their culture, should have a decided control over the men and affect them only as such may. For these req sons the city's social life is unusually pleasant.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

A negro attempted to enter the resi- dence of MT. Jas. H. tulton last night. Mrs. Fulton was awakened by noise and saw the man standing on barrel outside of the window and trying to effect an enterance. She aroused the family and the man became frightened and got away.
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

Mir. Lee Moody returned today from Athens where he has been in attend ance on the field trials MT. Moody s English setter, Rondo, won the Derby race, while his setter Countess Lady
 stone divided second in the subscription stake, and third in the all age stake
The age-herald., 1902-02-07

A servants house in the rear of MT. Jas. H. Fulin's residence on Arlington avenue, caught fire this morning. Quite hole was burned but the loss will be slight
The Jasper news., 1902-11-13

asking the Joplin Globo before breakfast
every morning for permission.
Another serious mistake was the
assertion to his husied q licutennpts nt
Joplin 10y that "matchlcss orator. peer.
less statesman and greatest democrat
William Joel Stone" that he would
rather have any republican sent to the
state senate than Hon. d. f. Thomas,
Notwithstanding the Atlas OF the
worlds democracy had been assured
that Mr.. Thomas would supported him
providing he was the democratic caucus
nominee.
One issue would be wholly inadequate
to give the numerous reasons why the
county has gone republican. Demo
craey is to be congratulated that the
joplin party wreckers did not ac.
complsh their design to defeat Mr. Ben.
ton.
The county election will not bc ro.
gardcd as a defeat for democracy
Demscracy was not defeated. Barbee.
ism was repudiated, but Barbccism
lacks rs much Of being democracy as
evil does Of being christianity. II is TO
be sincerity regretted thata number of
good men on the ticket like Felker,
Roontl, Rich, Webb, Rotsch, Brown.
Owen, Wilson, L)ohric, and Dum5auld
have been defeated, but tho jolt given
Barboeism will be Of inestimable boucfit
10 the grand old democratic party. The
party will not now have its hunored
name dragged iu the miro. 1t has
thrown of the incubus that has been
its disgrace and tho disgrace Of the
county and the democratic party is
stronger taud better today in Jasper
county than ever before. The party has
braycly boruo the trials of Kidding its
system of the posons injected by hood.
lum mauagcrs, and its congalescence
will be sure and rapid.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-13
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The Jasper news., 1902-11-13
FROM THREE STANDPOINTS
DIFFERENT FACTIONS ON THE
RESULT OF THE ELECTION
Comments from the Barbee and
Phelps Wings Of Democratic
Party and Republicans

Aftor an election Of any kind it is al.
ways interesting to hear the why's and
tue whereiores from the various factions
connected with the contest. As is well
known, there we're throo principal ele-
meuts represented in the contest in Jas.
per county the Barboe and the'Phelps
wings Of the Democratic party and the
Republicans.
Tho Joplin Glo.e represents the Bar
bee wing Of the Democratic party, and
that paper sizes up the result as follows:
The el ction is over. The republicans
have won. They did it because they
were assisted by tho corrupt railroad
lobby and its kings who succeeded in
leading most Of the democrats In Garth
age over into the republican camp. 1t
is much more a victory for Bill Phelps
than it is for tho republican party, but
even for him it IS the traitors victory.
The result is a rcbuke TO those who be
lieyc it wrong ~ corrupt legislatures,
buy votes and betray The peo. le 1t is IA
rchuko to those who believe that faith
ful officials should be rewarded 1t is a
rebuko to those who Lclieye that truth
should triumph over fiisehood and that
right should robuke wrong.
THE Globo proved every charge made
b} tho republican, organs against the re-
cord Of any Of the democratic candi.
cat 's to be utterly false, proved it by re
cJIds and evidence that could not be
disputed. Tho Globe proved by the re
cords and indispulable evidence that
every charge it made against the
republicans was strictly tius. Having
>tono what was right, The Globe has
nothing 70 regret, no apologies 10 offer,
no tears to SIZED. For the sake Of the
honor OF this district The Globe
regrets the result-a result that vas
obtained by the uSa Of money ahd the
machauatiOns Of party traitor and bis
gang.
"Bill Phelps, Tom Hackney, John
Halliburton, Ben Thomas, Judge
Perkins, Cor Roacn aud Al Thomas art
the men who won the victory yesterday
for the republicans.
This is highly creditable thing for
these men.
iom Hackney supported the repubh-
can ticket while holding the Office Of
representative, to which be waa elected
By democrats.
Judge Perkins supported the republi.
can ticket while holdiJg the office Of
circuit judge, to which he was elected
by democrats.
Ben Thomas supported the republican
ticket while holding the Office of state
senator, to which he was elected by
democrats. lie was also chairman of
the democratic congressional committee
of this district.
Cor Roach supported the republican
ticket while he was running what he
alleged was democratic paper.
This is Il lovely list of party traitors.
Their names will be borne in mind until
the clods fall on their fins.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-13
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The Jasper news., 1902-11-13

The Republicans were represented by
the joplin News-IIerald and the Garth
aEo Press. The Nows Herald speaking
on the result has this to say.
The glorious victory achieved Ivy the
Republican ticket at Tuesday election
is a matter OF congratuIation to every
moral, law abiding man in Jasper coun.
" The Issue was made plain. 1t was
"a struggle Of honest, decent politics
against boss rule and the protection Of
crime, and jasper county has spoken in
no uncertain sound in favor Of sinceri.
ty AMI honesty in politics. Tho result
cannot be claimed os Republican vic
tory 10 toto, for much OF the success is
due TO those sterling, honest Democrats
who fought side by sido with the Repub-
Leans against arrogant bosslsm 10 then
own party and for the party that pledged
itself to enforce the laws and prosecute
crime. The Republican leaders appre-
ciate tho assistance Of these honest
Democrats"
The Carthage Press comments on the
result as follows:
The result in Jasper county was not a
partisan victory, but rather the united
protest Of good citizens, irrespective Of
party, against lawlessness, protected
crime and official corruption. They yo
ted for the protection of their homes
and for public deceucy, II the Joplin
Globe chooses to call this "treason" all
well and good.
"The people Of Jasper county will not
stand for official corruption and incoin
petence ir public affairs, and the politi
cal party or party boss that thinks SO
nill learn valuable lesson 10y studying
the returns from yesterday S election.
"Boss Barbeo could disir4nchise the
De mccrati cNotCrs the eastern district
at the convention which he held in Car
terville, but he could not disfranchise
them at the polls. Tho boss has beet
Informed of that fact in an cfie tive
manner, and it is safe to say he will rot
soon forgetit."
The Jasper news., 1902-11-13

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The Jasper news., 1902-11-13
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The Jasper news., 1902-11-13

The Carthage Democratic, which rep
rtsents the Phelps wing of the party
gives lengthy explanation of the result
after this fashion;
The reasons for the defeat are too
numerous and patent TO number,
They began with the first meeting Of