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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-03

Gorritas syoe keys para ni1os Is cts.
Gorras de paf1o para caballeros 25, 30
40 Gel t,avos.
Coma para pegar loza cristsl 10 cts,
mas psra sujetsr las msngas q 8
y cept.vos par.
Hebillas para pantalfn, blancas me-
gras. & entavos docena.
Hilo de msrcar an caiitas de Is boyos,
5 csntavOs.
Jugones para sefioritas q 90 25, 80, 10
y SO csntavos.
Jarr tos de cristal para leche obs.
Jarros para aqua. medic gallon, 30 J
25 csntavos.
Jabones evioleta.s cajitas de 5. 10
centavos GAIA.
IdenI mas 6nos Is centavos GAIA
Jabones francesss Is, 20, Is J 40 OTIS.
Jeringss de remolino Y fuents 65 cts
g.
Juguetes para ninos desde centavos.
Lgas baj ia TALES para sefIoritss Is Y
20 centavos.
Idera idem idem con eintur6n q 35 ets.
Lgss de seda algod6n para cahalle4
ros 8, 20. Is J 20 oentavos par.
Lam,parit.s completes para cocina d
16 ceptavos.
Libros con fndice Is, 20 y rs cts.
Mediss negras de punto tngles para ni-
nos 3. 10, II Is eentayos.
Medias crudas para sefIorss 10
cent4vls par.
Mantequilleras eristal is eentavos.
Mollnillos para cafe (de parody a 35 cts.
Mniiecas ., 4, 5. 6, I, J 10 cts.
Macuinas de pedal doble pespunta de
$35 sis.
Nsyaias de acero de %. 80 y $s a 10 cts.
Peinillas de cuerno ), 8 cts.
Peinillas negras gutapercha s. 8. 0,
10 II centsvos una.
Idem idem idero fnss 80 10 cts.
Peiaillitas para b'gotes centavcs.
Peiaes s y 10 centavos
Pu1os de milo y celuloide 16 cts par.
Psnuelt repulgados q centavos uno
80 Ger Dtavos docena.
Pafiuelos grandes para In cabesa & o
| centavos uno.
Pafilelos de bolsllo con inicial, de seda
para CD 3alleros centavos.
| Idem idem mAs fncs 10 centavoG.
Idem de hilo con iniciales & Is cts. I.
I1em con doblsdillo sin iniciales para
/ st iiorittss centsVos.
| Idem idem de llilo para csballer 4 Il
centavos.
lem con dobladillo estrecho Id cen.
tavos rno.
Porta-puflos centavos par.
Papel en- resmlllas de 100 pliegos 9 cts.
Polvos seduisante en- paqueses cts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-03

Idem tirifla negra de gro centavos
Cortinas punto yardas 81, so,
so par. 80
centavos.
CafIas color nogal para molduras 20,
25 30 centaVos.
Dulceras de cristal con tapa 15 y 25
centaVos.
Idem sin tapa q 10 centavos.
Enaguas lisas para sefloras so cts.
Idem con adornos de encales tiras
bordadIas rs, s5, 81 y 1.25.
Encsia valencien 10, IL, 1h. 20, 70
80 centavos pieZa.
Encaje punto de hilo para canlisas
Is, 20. 25 Y 80 centavos pieza.
Idem idem para traies 20, 30, 40 90
centavos pieZa.
Entaedoces valencien II, Is, 20 Is
Idem punto de hilo class ana 20. %
80 centavos pieza.
Entredoces guipur blanco, crema
crudo Is, 20 rs centavos pieza.
Encsjes fnos para matinees 20. 30, 40
SO centsvos pieza.
Idem idem tdem mas fnos go, rs, so
81 pieza.
Encaies por varas 2, 3, y cts vara.
Idem puDto de hilo por ysras 5, 6, 7,
8 J 10 centaVos vara.
Idem crach It para fundas de slmcha.
das s, 6, Z, 8 10 centavos vara.
Idem crochet muy snchos para rodapie
10 15 centavos Vara.
Eocsies de seda % realization.
EFECTOS DE HIERRO ESMALTA.
DO para eocina comedor PREO1OS BA-
BATISIMOS.
E!nsa!aderas de porcelans 40 cts una.
E'sterillas para colocar fotograffas so
centavos par.
F!stere6scopos para yer fctograflas DO
so centavos par.
Esstanbre matizado, ganga cSs oDza.
F,nsaladeras CRYSTAL 25 centayos.
Espeios de tres lunaG centaVos.
Hspeios para mano con mango cts.
Tiras bord&das fnas q g. 10, IL 7 Is
centayos vara.
Enttedoces bordados y 15 centavos
Esencias francesas de Deletreez 20,
| rs so entavos pota.
Idem potes grandes clase ina 10 cts.
Zspatitos con IN fras esenois, 15 cts.
Yspat. tos con est ncia centaVos.
Felpudos para Ell piso 90 cts. 81 20.
Fruteras cristsl con pie 40 80 cts.
| Farolitos con esencia a 5 centsvos.
/ FONOGRAFOS msrca <Vfctort> Ia me-
/ maquina parlante con records en- espa-
! mol, ingl6s, it2liano. frances y m1sica es
coida. Fidame catalogos con ista de pre-
clos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-03

B.ndejas plsteadas redondas 4, 5, 6,
8 10 centavoB una.
Tirantes para ninos a 10 II ctvs.
par.
Tirantes <jPresidente2 para caballeros
so centavos.
Idem de hilo 40 centavos,
Idem de sGda y algod6n 3O 40 so
Rslojes de pared, con despertador.
s275.
Despertadd res de garantizada marcha
IS centavos.
Idem clage mas fna 81, 12s so.
Relojes para tocador con ornamentos
de porcean8 q s1 so.
Iden iGem con s6ealos de metal so.
Reloies de scero para bolaillos (bofe)
s195.
Idem de ORC enchapado q S6 y8.
Idem para sefIoritSs 81 80.
Bates CON lapiz estuch9 4 centavos.
Cuadros psTa adornos de sala comedor
81 20 y so par.
Ouadros con molduras anchas de 81
centfmetros Por So, $3.50, 50, So so, 81
s5 par.
duellos de hilo, cualquier forma, 5
Cusllos ce.uloide dobles, vueltos, 8
centavos.
Idem idenl punta doblada q ctvs
C1NTURONES BAJA TALES, ilti-
ma m0Ga, q 10 30 y 40 centaVoS uno.
CINTURONES BAJA TALES con
adornos de metal 45 centavos.
Cepillos para dientes a 5, s, 10, Il, Is
20 centavos.
Cepillos para zapatos Is ctvs. uno.
Idem para zapatos en- cajitas de 2 y be-
tdn 25 35 centavos.
Cucharillss para cafe 2 por ctvs.
Idem para sopa 2 por centavos.
Cubiertos plateados Is ctvs. par
Cubiertos con mangos negros de hierro
a 8 centavos rar y s5 centavos docena.
Cubiertos con mangos de MADEIRA 8
centavos par y 81 docena.
Cubiertos mas 6noS 12 ctvos. par.
Cubiertos mango hueso marfl Il cen.
tavos par.
Cucharas metal blanco seis bs1os de
plata, 40 ctysl una "a so docena.
Tepedores metal blanco ses baflos de
plata, 40 centavcs uno $3.50 docena.
OEcharas y tenedores para nif1os 35
centa vos pieZa.
Cuchillos idem 1dsm, 20 ctVs. pieLa.
Cipta tripa de polio yrs. por ctvs.
Cinta de ras2 MIN. Ia a 1 CIV. Vara.
Idem idem dnero ctvs vara.
Idem idem L1mero 5 4 ctvs vara.
I1em idem ndmero ctvs. vara.
Idem idem ntmero Z ctVs vara
Idem idem mum. IL ctvs. Vara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-03

1dem idsm MIN. 16 10 ctvs. vara.
Idem tdsm n1m. 70 ID ctvs. vara.
Idem ids N Dum. 40 a, Is ctvs. vara.
Cinta Cls terciopel0 n1mero i, 10 var
das, II centsvos plea.
Id i'd iclt a i'd, Is centavos pieza.
Id i'd idl Ia ii, 18 centavos pteza.
Id id idi id, 20 centavos pieza.
Cubre ebrsets crudos centavos uno
? 80 centaVC:s docens.
Idem blhncos Is centavos uno 81. so
docena.
Cinta elkstica de algod6n para ligas
5 centavos cara.
Camisad lisas para sefioras IS ctys.
Idem cbn adornos de encsjef y tiras
bordadas go, IS, so 81 una.
Camtsad de seforas para dorlntr IS,
IS s125.
Cinta hlladillo en- c0lores cts pieza.
Cordouas para cersats q 3 -centavos nno.
Gordon lde seds en@C11ores 8 cts vsra.
CcrdGnas para lentes 8 centsyos uno.
CORSUTS EN- NREALIZACION.
CamiseAas franoesas de sIgod6n en- CO.
lores ST, 7y 9 docena.
Idem t9em listadas mas fnag q SO 7
II docena.
Idem crepe dc sant6 a $40 IL docena
Idem cSudas SO J II docena.
Calcet1les- negros para honlbres 8 y
10 centavos par.
Calzondfllos ppnto crudo, franceses, a
s12 Is dosena.
Cortapfumas dos hoias 10 ceintavos
Idem Inos de nacar SO rs centavos
Colchoaes iDgleses HPatentes una plaza,
$5.e6.
Idem iaem idem dos plazas, s6 90.
OAMAB INGLESAS de una dos pla
zas con pilares para mosquitero IN col
ch6n inglea en- realization.
CopiadDres de prensa. 500 folios, 25 cts
Idem iaem l 1000 folios, so ,entavos.
Comboges metal hlsnco seis baflos plata
cinco potes 81 IS.
Cepillns para caballos IL :entavos.
CO2As DE CRYSTAL para aqua a 4,
5, 6 ceEtayoe una.
Oopas grabadas CRYSTAL fno a 10 y
centavos uaa.
Copas de Il onzas 90 centavos.
Copitsss cen IN frasquibo de lssencia 8
centavos.
Paragqas catalanes de cana & varilas a
rs centavJs.
Idem :dem idem IL varlllas, 81.
Iden ldem varilla de hierro 81, 1.25
1.5o
Idem ldem con resorte para cerrarse 8
| ST 35 y $1S so.
Bates,con lsp'z plunna para nifios q
| 8 centavof uno.
! Corbzsas 5. s. y 10 centavos.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
DISAPPOINTMENT
 FOR GREENYILLE
lME. cALvE AND HER COMPANY AGREED TO SING WHILE DE- LAYEp BY A WAsHoUT, BUT HAD TO LEAVE

Greenyille. December 31.-(Special.) )-The hmous Madame Calve. queen of grand pera, spent yesterday in Greenville, and, Tonderful to relate, was to appear at the poera house in the evening. The Grau Opera Company was travelling from New Orleans to New York, being detained all sunday at Flomaton and here yesterday ,n account of the great damage done the Louisville and Nashville road by the ieavy rain Saturday.
 Two passenger trains at the depot iwaited orders to move on. while large number of travellers scattered over the town, many of whom were from the North, and enjoyed the novelty of day n Dixie. The manager of the opera com pany, and the manager of vaudeville company acceded to the solicitation or lhe opera house managers here, and the news spread like wild fire that the town was to have an unparalleled evening, potn companies to make the affair rare neat All the belated travellers were en- hused and the citizens delighted. But It 7.30 four blasts from the engine an- bounced that the road was repaired ano she passengers hurried to their cars leaving keen appointment behind them
 Dr. J. B. Holmes of Atlanta was on' pf the belated travellers. He has warn friends here who were delighted to set him.
 No mail was received here from Satur Hay night until Monday night, and tn bostoffice officials have had busy tim today distributing the heavy mail.
 The Rev l.. H. S. Chappelle and fami k arrived at noon from Ozark and wer warmly welcomed at the parsonage. MT Chappelle will assume charge or tn Methodist church. being sent by the con ference in session here in the early par of the month
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
4 STROdG LETTER TO DR HALL.

Stevenson, Ala, June s. 1901. Dear Sir have been a great sufferer From bladder trouble for two years and my case fFas of a very serious nature compelling me to have several painful and dana #rous operations. I have also taken ma hy different remedies; I taken Swamp Haoot three years, Warner Safe cur4 two years, and they only gave temporaIHy relief.
 Alter Paving two operations and pre- pairing fP the third, I saw your Texas Wonder Advertised and purchased a bot tie. Anb got almost immediate relief, and haze continued to improve every since.
 My dfctors said my bladder had grow ca togdther in three places. and was sunerirIg almost death. No man living can say more than I can say for your Texas Wonder and I call 1t world 8 wondef. and I hope all who suffers will give al trial.
 Wishing you success, am yours truly.
 W. c. DANIEL Sold by all druggists. P. o. Box sSs St Louis. Mo.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
OLD NEGRO WOMAN
 KILLED BY TRAIN
Was CROSSING RAILROAD TRACK NEAR PRATT CITY WHEN SHE WAS KNOCKED DOWN AND RUN OVER.

Pratt City, December 31.-(SpeciaD-An A train on the Birmingham Southern's tracks near Slope No. late yesterday afternoon.
 1 The woman was crossing what is known as No. 2 Fill" an embankment of con- siderable height, and was struck and run over evidently before she was aware of the approach of the train. She was killed almost instantly. Her name could not beascertained.
 A grand ball and supper will be given in the Hibernian Hall tonight by the La dies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Pratt City division. There will be prize for the best waltzer. The grand march begins promtply at o'clock.
 Mrs Wm. Grady is chairman of com mittee on arrangements consisting of her self, Misses Maggie Hannegan Sarah Carline and Mary Sullivan. The commit tee states that the ball and supper will far surpass any previous event of such nature.
 MT. Jim Kicker and Miss Hattie Tate will be married at the home of the bride tomorrow evening. The marriage will be very quiet affair and the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. MT. Watson of the Baptist church.
 A fire alarm was turned in from the Southside this morning and was prompt ly responded to by the fire company and the flames were extinguished before any damage was done. The fire originated in a small frame structure at Second street and Third avenue.
 The family of MT. Job Going spent today with relatives in Birmingham.
 Miss Ida Collins of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Mamiet Ponon, East High lands.
 MT and Mrs. Job Going will entertain a number of their friends tomorrow even- ing in honor of their guests Miss Mary Spence of Goodwater. Ala, and Miss Err nestine Rose, of Montevallo.
 Miss Willie Hanson and Miss Ada Da- vidson from Helena have been the guests of the Misses powers for a few days Last night the Misses Powers entertained a few friends in honor of their visitors.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
JACKSON SHERIFF
 MAKES BIG CATCH
TWO ALLEGED CRIMINALS AR RESTED WHO ARE SAID TO HAVE ESCAPED FROM JAIL IN TENNESSEE

scottsboro, December s1.-(Special.)- Sheriff D. O. Austin affected the capture of two alleged important Tennessee crim- inals yesterday morning near Hollywood, this county. The two men are Sterling McDaniel and Charley alias "Shug'' Tal- lent, both white men. wanted at Athens, McMinn County, Tennessee, where they escaped jail on November 26
 McDaniel is under a charge of man. slaughter, and a reward of $150 was of- fered for his capture. He is said to have previously served two terms in the peni- tentiary.
 Talent is wanted for disturbing public worship.
 Sheriff Austin was assisted in the ar rests by E. L. Roberts. assistant prose- cutting attorney for McMinn County. The men were located by Sheriff Austin, who had been on the lookout for them, and who had notified the Tennessee officials oi their whereabouts.
 Yesterday Sheriff J. S. Lewis and MT Roberts arrived, when Sheriff Austin and MT. Roberts left to make the arrests Lewis stayed behind, fearing the men who were personally acquainted witf him, might recognize him and make theil escape.
 | Sheriff Austin, Deputy Lewis and MT Roberts left last night for Athens witt the prisoners
 J. M. Card of Chattanooga has pur chased from E. G. Wright the Rassor property on the north side of the publi, square. The building owned by Mir Cord | situated on the east side of the square | will be moved to the Rasson site as sooI as the old buildings can be removed. Tn, 1 property acquired by MT. Cord is the mos valuable in town.
 The independent telephone line, unde | construction from Paint Rock to Steven son, will be shortly completed. Most o the poles are in position, and the wire are being rapidly put up. Headquarter will be in Scottsboro, and w. L. Mood, the promoter of the enterprise, states tha he has been offered inducements to carr, the line into Huntsville.
 The Scottsboro municipal election i about a month hence. Much interest i manifested, and several citizens have beel suggested to succeed Mayor Snodgrass who has announced that he would not b candidate again.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
ALABAMA WEDDINGS.
WalkerNooIin.

Attalla, December 31.-iSpeciaD --Dr Charles R. Walker of Ensley and Miss Ollie Noojin of Attalla were united in marriage at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and J. T. Nooiin, on Fouth street, Sunday December 20, 1901. at 73C D. m. It was quiet home wedding and one of the prettiest of tho season. They left immediately for Ensley City. where they will make their future home.
 Dr. Walker is one of the most promI- nent druggists In the State, being actively engaged in that business at EnsIey City, while Miss Noojin is one of the sweet est and most beautiful of Attallas young women, and numbers her friends by her acouaintances
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
BESSEMER

Bessemer, December 31.-(Special.- MT. Edgar Bean died last night after a long illness. He was 27 years of age. The funeral took place this after noon at 3:30 at the late residence of deceased on Arlington avenue The Rev. George w. Read conducted the services, after which the remains were shipped to Tuscaloosa for interment.
 Services will be conducted every night this week at the Presbyterian Church. The public is cordially in vited.
 The residence of Mr and Mrs. Grigs- by, in Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, caught fire this afternoon, but was extinguished with little damage.
 Miss Mattie Trimm, charming young woman of Newport, is the guest of Mrs. T. T. Huey.
 MT. Prince Buggs leaves tonight for Franklin, Tenn, where he will visit friends for several weeks.
 MT. Will Edwards returned Sunday from a week spent very pleasantly with relatives at Laurel, Miss.
 Prof. w. P. Gum has returned from a visit to relatives in Virginia.
 Among those convalescent from re- cent illnesses are Capt. John Hanby and the infant son of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson. Mrs. Wiley Hill. who has also been very i'll, is better.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
NEW POLL TAX
 IS VOLUNTARY
AUDITOR SoWELL RULES THAT IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO ASSESS BEFORE PAYING lT-NEGRO IS SUSTAINED

Montgomery, Decembfr s1.-tspecial- Arditor Sowell Is in recipt of a letter from leading negro in West Alabama asking for the auditors ruling on the qufstion of authority by tax collector to eaccept a poll tax when the same had not been duly assessed The negro com plif fined that the tax collector of the co bnty in which he resides would not ac- ce Pt poll tax because no assessment had beifn made of 1t.
 fhe auditor replied to the letter and toPk Issue with the collector holding that urt der the new constitution the payment ofH = poll tax was purely voluntary whether assessed or not, and that the collector could not charge fees for the ctllection of same
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
IT MAKES WOMEN HAPPY.

UI had been sufferer for many years and complications" writes Mrs. 0. N. Fisher, of 1861 Lexington Ave, New York, NY. eI was constantly going to see phy- sician or purchasing medicine. My hus- band at last induced me to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. After taking one bottle and following your advice was so encouraged that took five more bottles of Favorite Prescription. continued talk, ing 1t and felt that was improving faster than at first I am not now cross and irrit- able, and have good color in my face have also gained ten pounds in weight and one Mousand ton,ads of Fontfo,1, for I am a new woman once mofe, and youi !, advice and your 'Fayorite P fseription 'i'
The age-herald., 1902-01-01

that year. On the same date deposits st- tained their zenith at $1,O11, 32s 900, com pared with $914S10300 on March {. 1899, the record prior to 1901 At the time of more than billion deposits the hanks only held an actual cash of s265, ,6S400 or $l2.S52.450 above the 25 per cent legally required. On March 20 there was a new deposit record of $1.012,51AOO0, but towns did not attain their maximum until March 9, at $91S, ,7S9, 800.
 The year 1901 brought almost . unifom decline in silver throughout the entire period eliminating in sales during De cember at A.s4d in London and B4c at New York
 But two months on record, Ausust and September. 1897, found this metal selfino as low. At that time the bottom was touchediat 23s4d or about cents an ouncs lower than the low record of 1901.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
SIX qONVCTS
 ARE PARDONED GOVoTnOr| JeIks Makes Several New Year Gifts l PIIT R0|R RROWN MIIST HANG
BUT BO|B BROWN MUST HANG
Barbour tcounty Negro's Request to Have Ills Sentence Commuted Is DeInied-He Narrowly Es
 ieaped Being Lynehed

Monteotnery, December S.-(Special.) )- Governor Jelks issued pardons today for six convhcts to be presented tomorrow as New Tears gifts.
 The gdvernor at the same time reius- ed to curiamute the sentence of Bob Brown, a Barbotir County negro sentenced TO hang nelxt Friday. to life imprisonment. Brown killed a road overseer named Mc- Land nebr Clayton about year ago, and to save iynching Brown was brought here and lodged in jail.
 The pfrdons issued were as toliows'
 The Pardons.
 Dan Williams, negro of Henry coun- ty. convicted of grand larceny April so' 1900 in hhe Circuit Court of Henry coun- tv and lsentenced to five years. Pardon ed upo1h recommendation or Dr. ehiries Bragg. 1 physician convict inspector, be- cause df advanced tuberculosis. The ne1 gro has, previously served term in tnf neni+entiary under the alias of "Sweelt wir,as |" He is confined in the hospit9 ward of the penitentiary at Wetumpkaf
 John lPhilpot, of Macon county, convict cd of burglary and grand larceny Octob- 
 CT a l9Ol, Circuit Court and sentenced to one year and one day. Pardon issued | on recommendation of Solicitor Brewer. | Philpof is in bad health and has recent | lv recovered from typhoid fever. His mothet has been nursing him at Sphig- ners. He Is a young boy and his mind is not bright. John Henry, alias, Porter WimDerly, convicted in Montgomery City Court of burglary and grand larceny August 20 1s9s and sentenced to four years and one | day. Has advanced tuberculosis and is | at walls.
 l John w. Nixon, Franklin county Cir | cult dIourt November Is, 1901. False pre- | tensesb. Sentenced to one year and a l day. Now at walls. Pardoned on recom- mendation of Judge Aston and Solicitor Jam e.s showing previous good character. Nixorl Is an old Confederate solder.
 Saul Davis murder, first degree Perry county September 9, 1890, and given life sentence. Governor recommends that "On account of the fact that he has been in the penitentiary eleven years, during which time his conduct has been good, his impaired physical condition and his | faithfulness in nursing small pox pa- | tientk. Let out on a parole Issue con- ditioahed on good behavior"
 | Clafence Stewart fourteen-ye -year-old- -ne- gro boy; convicted in Circuit Court of Sumter county April 27, 1901 of burglary l and lsentenced to one year sit months. Parole conditioned on good behavior. The boy 3s at Pratt Mines. He was convicted of having watched while Noah Little and Sidn$y Mitchell. two negroes robbed a stor@. Little was convicted and Mitchell is al fugitive.
 Insurance Commissioners Rejort.
 AsFistant Insurance Comm issioner N. R. McDavid issued a statenient at the closk of business today which shows the receipts for the department for 1901 as s62, SPA This is an increase oYer last year of S7,926. This amount was collected for | licenses ana the 1 per cent tax on the gross receipts of companies in this state.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS.
WelI-Known Firm of Wm. Wise & Go.
 Makes Purchase.

The Florence liquor store. billiard room and bar today pass from the control of Hyronemus- Burnett Company, and here after will be owned and controlled by William Wise & Co. The new business will be under the personal management of Mir William Wise and he will be very glad to greet his old friends and new patrons at this well known establishment. The Florence liquor store, billiard room and bar are known throughout this whole district as three of the best equipped places of their kind in the city. Under the new management 1t is the intention to make them still more attractive and to make constant additions, keeping them thoroughly up to date, so that the cus- toner's every want can be satisfied. %ss
 The undersigned have this day formed partnership under the firm name of London & London for the general practice of law.
 ALEX T. LONDON,
 JOHN LONDON. January 1, 1902.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
WhitloW-Truss,

Married at the residence uf the brides mother. near Albertviilc, December 9, MT. Charles A Whitlow of F,nsl.y, Ala. and Miss Magnolia Truss, the Rev. A. H. Jones officiating. Ensley will be their fu- tllre home.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01
BUSINESS NOTICE.

IThe American Lumber Company, a cor uloration under the laws of Georgia, has leased to do business as such, 1 J. H. sIpilman, the undersigned will continue to do business under the same name as an Individual, and will be pleased to accom- hodate all my former customers.
 J. H. SPlLMAN. j2-26-7t. 2o17h 1st. avenue.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01

Think of the dirt and mud one brings into the house carrying in coal and wood. Avoid it by using 8 Gas H' we,
The age-herald., 1902-01-01

The cures a medicine makes are the proofs of its merit, and Hoods sarsa- parilla makes the most.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01

Account of South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition, Charleston, ls C., December 1. 1901, to June 1. 1902. the Alabama Great Southern Railroad will sell tickets at greatly reduced rates from points on this line to Charleston and return.
 For other Information call on or address A B. Freeman. travelling passenger agent Birmingham. Ala n-2s-tf.
The age-herald., 1902-01-01

No weary waiting for the kettle to boil when you use a Gas Stove.