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MAJOR REED DIES
OF APPENDICITIS
WAS AN OFFICER IN THE SUR.
eEoN GENERALS DEPARTMENT
OF THE ARMY AND AN EMINENT
BAcTERIoLoeIsT.

Washington. November 2s.-Major Wal
ter Reed, an officer Of the surgeon gener-
ais department. Of the army, died here
today. Major Reed was sent to Havana
to investigate the yellow fever question,
and It was largely through his researches
that the determination was reached that
the disease was communicable through
the mosquito.
Major Reeds death was due to appen-
dicitis, for which an operation was per-
formed on Monday, the nth inst Major
Reed was born n Gloucester county, Vir-
ginia. in 1851. and was a graduate of the
medical department of the University of
Virginia, and BELLEVUE hospital. New York
city. He was appointed an assistant sur
geon in the army in 1875 and at the time
of his death was first on the list of ma
jors and surgeons In the medical depart
ment Of the army. He had been known
for years as one of the foremost bacteri-
olog1sts and Psychologists of the country.
In 1893 he was appointed curator of the
army medical museum IN Washington,
and gave his time to the science which
he loved. Combining in an unusual de-
gree scientific accuracy with calm judg
ment, he was invaluable in his ability to
search out the causes of epidemic dis
eases and trace their progress.
During the Spanish-American war he
was a member OF the board to investi-
gate typhoid fever in the army After
the war he made several voyages to
| Cuba and was on duty in Havana study
ing the diseases Of the island, more par
| ticularly yellow fAver, as a member of
| the board to investigate yellow fever.
After a series of brilliant experiments.
which cost the life of one member of the
board early IN 1891, It was announced
as a proved fact that yellow fever is
conveyed by a certain variety of mos
quito and introduced into the blood of
non-immunes by its bite. Sanitary meas
ures tending to the destruction of the
insect and the segregating Of infected
persons were put into effect Immediately
In Havana by order of General Wood
with the result that for over year no
case of yellow fever has there developed,
though the disease had existed perma-
nently in. Havana for three centuries.
Major Reed leaves a widow and a
daughter residing in this city, and a son,
Lieutenant w. l.. Reed, Tenth infantry,
now in the Philippines. The funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon from st.
Thomas Episcopal church.
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Richmond. Virginia.
BERLIN BoERsE.
German Market stasnant Under Influ-
ences from Foreign Exchanges.


Berlin, November 23-Under the influ-
enee Of foreign stock exchanges the
Boerse here last week was stagnant, but
quotations in most departments were
better maintained than on the non-Ger-
man exchanges. The weakest depart
ment was that of domestic loans, which.
being heavily sold, lost more ground
than usual. Some operators claimed that
the selling of German IS proceeded from
the United States. but this assertion is
discredited, American holdings in these
stocks being too insignificant.
The situation on Wall street is regard
ed as one of the chief causes of the drop.
since New York continues to offer bills
for discount here in large amounts, and
1t is believed that the American demand
for German money will increase toward
the end Of the year, resulting in higher
money here. Hence the tendency to sell
domestic loans. Foreign government Sc
curities have been quite neglected, and
most industrials were also lifeless, but
coal shares have improved upon the
arrival of cold weather and the increased
production of shares. Iron shares were
weak upon their failure to renew the
Siegen pig iron syndicate, but quotations
generally were fairly maintained. A
meeting was held at Cologne this week
OF all the German bar iron manufacture
ers and a committee was elected to or
ganize a common selling agency for
home and abroad.
Steamship shares continued TO be Of
fered, but they showed a moderate re-
covery on the weeks dealings. Electro
cal shares were firmer.
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Nutrition tho Need Of the Race.

"Nutrition is the first need of the race,
and broad is the basis of all strength
and growth says Prof III. w. Wiley,
the government chemist at Washington.
How essential 1t is then that you should
have pure flour out of which to
make the bread. Clifton" made at
Bransford Mills Greensboro. KY, is guar
anteed the purest and best, hence you
should insist on having it. Your grocer
sells 1t. Call on Fowlkes & Wyatt Co.,
Mackin Bros. w. B. Emond and J. E.
Burke
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BARGAINS FOR SALE

$1S50-Cottage; Goth St, South.
S25OO-cottage; 18th ave-, North.
$S0O0-Cottage; Fountain Heights.
$125o-Corner lot; Fountain Heights.
o-Two-story dwelling 18th St. North.
$175o-Cottage; S5th St. and Ave. H.
$4750-Modern 2-story dwelling; 10th ave.
and 18th St, Highlands.
$5250-Modern 2-story dwelling; 10th ave.
and 18th ST., Highlands.
s15OO-Lot 5Ox1S2; 18th ST., between 18th
and 18th ayes.
$SOO0-Beautiful dwelling; 5th ave., North.
$4250-Dwelling; 9th ave, near 2Sd st..
North.
woodworking; 9Th ave. near 18th st.
$5OO0-6O0- acre farm.
se5Oo-six houses; rent for $3.50 per
month.
$65OO-20th st. dwelling; Highlands.
$S500-7th ave. cottage.
$1,000 Corner; 7th ave.
S16e0-cottage; near Spring ST., Avondale.
$2OO0-Lot 50x19O; 9Th ave.
S425O-Modern dwelling; Sth ave.
$3750-Dwelling; 18th ave-, Highlands; near
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the best remedy for DIARRHoEA- Sold
by druggists In every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's
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Las been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS Of MOTHERS fer their
CHILDREN WHILE TEErHING. With
PERFECT SUCCESS. It so. Ms the
CHILD. SO.yrl1NS the ,sJM.s ALLAYo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.


s600-Three-room cottage near car line,
renting for 81 per month; terms easy;
lot 50x120; good well, etc.
One acre with 2-story store, cotton gin
that ginned last year 338 bales at SO per
bale; good well on premises; fronts
macadam road; switch near premises;
fine location for an oil mill; will sell
very cheap. and easy terms; store has
large trade.
s75o4-room cottage; lot 50x15o feet; $50
feet of West Highland station. on IIns-
ley car line; $3.50 cash and $3.50 per
month
FOR RENT.
Seven-room cottage, Jonesville, near car
line cheap.
Five-room cottage, Jonesville, $3.50.
Five-room cottage. Elyton car line; bath,
servants rooms etc.
L. G. PETTYJOHN,
Phone ass 1864 Third Avenue
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18th st. ~
s750o-Modern dwelling; near goth st 18th
ave, South Highlands.
$45OO-Store; I'd ave, near 22d st.
$500 Cottage; 18th ave. North.
ss5OO-Dwelling; Esd ST.. near 9Th ave.
s25O0-Cottage; Ave F.
$2S0O-One lot and two cottages; Ave F.
$SoOO-Cottage; 18th St, North, near Sth
ave.
s2OOO-Lot 5ox19o; Sth ave-, North.
s20OO-Cottage; 18th St, North.
SS00O-Dwelling; corner on 9Th ave.
Ss5OO-Beautiful 7th ave. dwelling.
$40 OO0-Dwelling; Goth st. and 10th ave-,
Highlands.
$12, 5OO-Dwelling; Highland ave-, near I'D
street
s1O,OOO-Corner A and 22d st; 5ox1s2.
$17, 500-Corner A and Dist St; 100x1s2.
SIS, OOO-Corner on Goth ST., close in; 140x
100.
$2O,OOO-Corner on Sd ave-; close in; 14Ox
100.
s75OO-Lot 25x14O; between 10th and 10th
SITS; 4th ave.
Come to see us; we have many bargains.
cal Estate %. e 224 n. 2l g,S ST.
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All Don't Think Alike.

There are some people who will not ride
upon the electric cars-others do. There
are also some people who still think the
primeval method of using sour milk and soda
for leavening bread is the best. They
haven't tried "GooD LUCK" Baking
Powder.
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Dissolution Notice.

s. HI. Hilton has severed connection
with the firm of Hilton. Shaw Cotton Co.
and has no further power to make any
contracts for said firm.
4s A. o. LIDDON,
u-l6-u Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Opinion Of Christ.

His friends said He is beside him
self" his enemies said: He hath Belize
bnb;' but our Lord said: Behold my
mother and my brethrenr AS Jesus look
ed in the faces of the disciples whom
he had gathered about him-the men and
women whom some thought were fools
and others judged to be wicked and devil
ish-he declared that they were as prec-
ious to him as a brother. a sister, a
motherl
Thus does our Lord define his people
not as an aggregation of cracked brain
fools, unworthy of the intelligent respect
of well informed and well balanced men
not as a band of evil men plotting mis-
chief and cenfederated for wickedness-
but as that heavenly household in whose
domestic circle he glories to sit as the
elder brother!
I'm the Judgment of some. the church
is a brotherhood of fools, and in the judy
ment of others. 1t is brotherhood of
devils: but in the Judgment of Christ 1t
is the Brotherhood of God.
Here let the matter rest. With this
glorious Judgment of Christ ringing in
their souls his people are privileged to
pity one class of their critics and to buffet
with scorn and contempt the other class.
There are but three judgments which
men can pass upon the cause Of Christ:
ID either IL Is IOOuSn, W or IL is wicked,
so or it is heavenly and divine. 1t is
a momentous matter to form an opinion
upon any subject, before you pronounce
upon the cause of Christ, l entreat you
think accurately. feel earnestly, and Judge
truly.
In congratulating you upon the work
of your hands which you this day offer
to God as a testimony of your faith and
love, let me beg you to hold 1t in per-
petual remembrance as the house of God
and to never permit 1t to be the house of
folly nor the house of evil
1.-The house of Christ, not the house of
folly. not the house OF satan-the Broth
erhood Of Christ. not the brotherhood Of
fools not the brotherhood of devils-the
ministry of Christ not the ministry Of
foolishness, not the ministry of wicked
ness-these are the contrasted ideas
which would today nail to the gates OF
your new sanctuary"
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REAL ESTATE.
-
FOR SALE.


81, OOo-Improved property en- goth St.
renting 500 per month.
S55OO-Improved property OH 18th sts
renting s55 per month.
sS5OO-Modern dwelling, 7th avenue.
$45oO-Dwelling; 2-story; thorough repair;
18th street. south.
s7500-Fxcellent S-room house, 18th street
south.
s2s5O-six-room house. 18th ave-, SOUTH
$4OOO-Six rooms and servants house, 18th
avenue, south
-Nine-room house. up-to-date, 18th
avenue. south.
$6OO0-Ten-room house. large lot, Foun-
tain Heights.
SS0O0-115 feet square; small house; 18th
street, south.
s55oO-Eight rooms 18th avenue. south.
S650O-Nine rooms, 10Th street, south.
-Two-story house, fronting on st.
Charles.
16,000-The prettiest house on north SIDE.
VACANT.
s100O-60x140 foot lot on st. Charles st.
$1250-Choice resident lot fronting east,
on st. Charles street.
$1250-150x150 lot near WEIGHS addition.
Seven beauties, 67x175 feet each, be-
tween 18th and 18th avenues, on new
car line: $3.50 per foot
ACREAGE.
At East Lake, East Thomas and near
Vanderbilt. Last but not least
HIGHLAND PARK
Lots 10Ox300 feet, with all improvements,
including street car service. Don't blame
us If you lose your opportunity t. buy
one of these lots while a few are being
offered at such low figure.
T. M. BRADLEY G. CO.
III N. 21st Street, Colonial Building
PanrnIne, I1hnna 121
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PERSONAL.

MASSAGE systematically and reason
ably done. VIII call and give treat%
ment 410 North 23rd street. 11-19-7t
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devilish in its aims and methods has
sunk below pity into the lowest depths
of contempt. Atheism is a blighting neg
alton; but atheism is good health COM
pared with that state of mind which can
judge the cause of Christ to be devilish!
Jesus sent for these men-those rellg-
ious leaders of the people-who had fall
len into this appalling error and showed
them by powerful illustration the utter
fallacy of their criticism; / have been
casting out devils. If did 1t by the power
of satan, then you have case of satan
casting out satan. If your premise be
sound-f your explanation be correct
you need no longer concern yourself, for
the kingdom of evil will soon destroy it.
self. have been expelling wicked spirits
from human hearts-robbing them of
their human houses. To do that had to
be stronger than the owners Your
premises assume that l am stronger than
satan, and none but God is stronger than
he
But there Is something else he must
say to these men-something more aw-
full than forceful logic and the exhibition
of the Observation-Disclosures of their own
reasoning. May I venture to paraphrase
IL. tYonder, at the Jordan, a short while
ago, the Spirit of God descended upon
me. Since then. his power has been in my
lips, In my hands, in my heart. He has
spoken through me the words of match
less wisdom which has amazed all the
teachers in Israel. He has wrought
through those miracles of wonder. of
healing. of. satanic dispossession, which
have startled all the world. l, and my
Father are one and he is working through
me by the power of the Holy Ghost which
is upon me. When. now, you traduce ME
as a men that can be pardoned; when In
your malignity your blaspheme my heav-
emily Father, that too can be forgiven by
the matchless mercy of his heart; but
when you affirm, with all your knowi-
edge of the law and prophets and with
all your authority as the spiritual lead
ers and teachers of the people, that my
spirit is the spirit of the devil, and that
my religion is the religion of hell, l must
tell you that for that offence there is for
giveness neither In this world nor in that
which Is to come. The mind which can
pronounce a judgment so diabolical has
become perverted beyond the possibility
of correction and will be abandoned to
eternal damnation'
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"Cat-Iifed" EyoS%
"0ueen BeSS" $3.50 SHOE col
shoes for women. NzMI

DRS. TALLEY & M'ADORY
have moved to their new infirmary,
at 1908 Seventh avenue, North.
Offices in infirmary.
DR.. TALLEY. DR.. M'ADORY.
Hours, III. Hours "a.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
Ss5OO-Corner; A0x10O feet, with good ten
ement houses, now renting rof $3.50 per
month; 18th street near Sd avenue; this
avenue is to be the great thoroughfare
between East Lake and Bessemer; prop
erty will enhance greatly in value;
ought to go to $4,000 in II months; see it.
$40 PER FRONT FOOT-For corner; 5Ox
100; houses 10th street near Sd avenue.
Easy terms.
81, OOO-5Ox10O feet, with good 2-story
brick stores; well rented and paying
good interest; close in, on south goth
street; will enhance.
144 FEET-19th street and Ina street; on
car line; North Highlands near fire de-
partment; only $3.50 per front foot;
good profit if improved.
$3.50 PER FRONT FOOT-For choice
business lot on south Goth street; rent
we'll If improved.
SMITH G. STILLMAN.
2004lh First Avenue.
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WANTED.
4ELP WANTEO-MAIE

WANTED FOR U. g. ARMY-Abie bod
led unmarried men between ages of q
and IS; citizens of United States of good
character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. For
information apply to Recruiting Officer
N goth ST., Birmingham, Ala
10-1-to-12-3 81 we'd fri-mon.
DO YOU WRITE ADS<.-Sents ADDRESS
today on your business stationery for
invaluable information free. Harper
Syndicate. Columbus. Ohio.
l0-2-tf- we-fr-mo
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Best 40-acre farm in Jeffer-
son county; East Lake. See owner. 3D.
S15 Woodward Bldg. 10-15-tf
FOR SALE-Columbia, chainless, coaster
brake bicycle fitted with Berkeley spring
seat post; nearly new; only $50 cash, or
exchange for shot gun worth that
amount. John ]. Ensign, Maplesville.
Ala. 11-24-3t
FOR SALE-Complete restaurant outfit;
must go today. Call O.. Attorney, room
459 Hood building.
FOR SALE-Eight fine milk cows with
young calves from Cane Brake Stock
farm, Marengo county Will sell for
cash or in four payments. Also have
eight fine bulls for sale. Cattle will be
in Birmingham Tuesday or Wednesday.
Address J. s. Ryall care Age-Herald.
11-24-2t
FOR SALE-20O tons Of new first quality
56-pound steel T rains and angle-par
joints, for immediate shipment. The
Smith & Kilby Co., Admission. Ala.
11-1-tf
A BARGAIN In a roll top desk A. r.
Dearborn Co.. 1921 First avenue. u-7-tf
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81, 00o-Improved property en- Goth St.
renting 800 per month.
s55O0-Improved property Oh 18th st.s
,oniine S55- nor month
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FOR SALE.
S2500-Neat South Highland cottage.
$2750-Choice 9TH ave- lot; near 23d st.
$55O0-Good home Ave. K.
$4200-Eighth ave. place; a good home or
paying investment.
S2O00-New house; close in; on Southside
with room for another house; pays now
10 per cent on $2100.
s1150-Woodlawn cottage; small cash pay
ment, balance monthly.
$2650-Lovely modern North Highlands
cottage.
$500 to $15O0-Fountain Heights lots
$45, 000-Handsome central brick store.
FOR RENT.
$30-New South Highlands 7-room house.
r. MCCONNELL G. CO.,
Both phones &C. 220 21st ST
FOR SALE.
275O-Residence bargain, South High
lands.
s550O-South Highlands residence. bring
ing good interest.
SIS, 000-A well-rented store.
FOR RENT.
Two Southside stores.
Two nice cottages, north.
Two nice cottages, south.
We will build houses to suit purchasers
on splendidly located lots on easy terms
c. L. STICkNEY 4 CO.,
ZOOS 1st Ave.
Phones, GO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-05
THE UNIVERSITY SUMNER SCHOOL.

The Convocation address OF six
weeks Summer School at West
Virginia University will be delivered
June ~, by DR.. Emerson +. White,
distinguished educator OF Colum-
bus, Ohio. DR.. White will remain
in Morgantown and deliver a series
of twenty-five lectures at the Sum.
mer School, giving two lectures
day for two weeks. No educational
lecturer in America TO day stands
higher than DR.. White. During the
week beginning July az, DR.. 4. J..
Winship, Of Boston, the widely
known editor Of the Journal OF Ed.
ucation, and author Of various works
on educational subjects, will begin
a series OF twelve class room lectures.
For the whole term Of six weeks
Susan Frances Chase, Doctor of
Pedagogy, will conduct model and
training classes in geography, nature
study, reading and literature. Miss
Chase comes from the State Normal
School at Buffalo, ". y, and has
had extensive experience in conduct
ing classes Of this character in New
York and Pennsylvania teachers'
institutes, and in her present posi-.
ton at Buffalo, In addition to
those eminent outside instructors,
the following members Of the regular
University faculty will be present
during the Summer School, and give
courses in various subjects; President
Purnton, Prof. Deahl, Judge John
son, Dr. Brook, Professor Fast
Professor Green, Professor Hare,
Professor Bsrbe, DR.. Truscou, Pro
lessor Chollet, Professor Stewart,
DR.. Kortright, Professor Hodges.
Professor Brown, Mr.. Willis, Miss
Clark, Mr.. Spence, Miss Houston.
Mr.. Hill, and Mrs. Hubbard.
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3nne rs, 20 ano II, 1902,

and promises be the meetings yet held The President
Of the Association has been busy for making
The Board Of Trade Of Wheeling the newspaper men of
@ nave appointed committees and are making preparations for
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ride around the industrial belt of city surrounding towns
visiting and inspecting the oundes rolling mills factories brew
eres and principal industries Wheeling Martins Ferry Beare
and Benwood ride the Electric visit
to the Pentenay and other features the details of which
Arrangements being excursion to Nj
already been secured over the Wh" Lake Ee a
tween Wheeling and Cleveland and visit the
by steamer to Niagara Falls and be the most delight
ul season of the for visit to the Falls all twined
visit coming the of heavy crop Cups
harvest The trip will be very cheap and who
The railroads the State have kindly
10 Issue t bonade members of the Association and
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railroads you get your pass time Write on the letter
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state your connection with the paper nc printed
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There of the above roads that are controlled by
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d Western,
BE honest and fair with the railroads and they will
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eligible to membership in the Association and entitled
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you will take the Niagara Falls trip order that all necessary
arrangements may be completed in due time program is being
made covering the business and social
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Also later details regard the hotel time required
expenses ETC. 1T know possible
many will attend and particularly the number who will
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not necessary anyone to write for transportation for the
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Yours for pleasant and profitable time,
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MALARIA ,..,. =.
Enemy "a Health
Means bad air, and whether it
,mes from the low lands and

from The low lands and ~~ss.V - ssOe4sssS
marshes OF
and towns its effect the Il the same.
These
by the blood and the foundation of
Chis
troubles aundce and biousn frequently
liver and fail and poured into the blood until
and bS ulcers and various eupion
e germs and that and weaken the
get rid OF Malaria
S. s S. does this and quickly produces nentre
IN change the blood, reaching
1atng them to actor s. S 8
~ NJ NJ possesses not only purifying
- - - and the health appetite
almost from the first There Mercury
other mineral in s. s. s. 1t is strictly and entirely
Write us about and physicians will gladly