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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

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unb Der Stobtnerorbnetenberfamm>
lung uurbe ols Ra4folser bes nit BEN
1. Suli in ben Rubeftanb tretenben
Birsermeiters Pappee Der bisberise
pertreter befelben. Resierunesohehor
DITTO Podels, sepdblt.
Seffau. De- 9ersOg 6riebri9
bon 4ubult bolIenbete fem ~. 2ebenss
iabr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

S9dffot seflbrt fDurbe. Die BeIben
kotten IN @iehtag ben inbii6ea Oe>
f6dftsreifenben 9ermdnn, Der IN ibrer
Gattlerei 0elb ee3eigt bate, ni9losen.
Sraunftein 0tiftli4er Rut6
6einri4 Weirner, ehemdlieer StabtS
pfarrer bon Sruunftefn. ift bier seftorz
Sen.
SO irsburs. Der 101jdbrise
8olfsf6iiler Grbdrb 0iflcs fprnne,
neil er feline S9ulaufsaben nieSerbolt
ni9t eefertist bate unb besbalo
Strafe befir9tete, in ben Wain unb
tftrdat
E,ts Der 3brinpTai..
6ranfentbaf Seit ldneer
ai. e;.:m Sabre iinh her S.s..;:.-
Grimmeifen uno fem Sobn als 3epraz
franfe in Der areispflegeanffalt in
Sranfentbal unterge6ro6t. Grimm>
eiien bat fi9 bic &ranffeit in 9rafiz
lien gebolt. Seine 9dttin unb feline
iibrigen ainber leben in 8erg8abern.
Hun lit bic aranfbeit bort aud BEL
Der 14jdbrisen So4ter gum ausbrue5
setommen.
6 b q u. Die beige Straffam,
rler p%erurtbeilte ben M,einbdnbler Wilz
helm 5ilbenbranb, Der bef9ulbist mar,
adt 5uber bef9lagnabmten Weines
beifeite 9ef9afft gu baben, 81 5tpei 800
naten 9efdngniB. 9ilbenbrunb mar
erft fiiralt9 tpesen Weinfdlfduns gu
500 Nart Celebrate Derurtbeilt NOR
ben. Bel biefer 9elesenbeit bate bas
9eri9t au9 bic ginaiebuns bon Is
Suber sefdlf9ten Weines Derfiist, bon
benz nun bic a9t Suber feblten.
9er16eim m. Dieter Sage itarb
bier i'm Glitter bon SO Sabren Der
.9rie9enldnber" 9einri9 9errf9er,
Der i'm Sabre 1882 ben Yrin5en Otto
auf feiner Reife nod @rie9enlanb be-
gleitete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
2srauuf6weiS. Au6af.
hHn In { n. ecSn aemeinf6afts
OK ~. .,,. o.,. -,

~ Sd litt etne 3ett lang an TIM
perbauli@tett uub lauren Maser, "
fast Sraa Sarab SO. Curtis Dol, See,
WaH., runb babe gbamberlains Wa=
gem unb 2eber=E dfel@en senomnter,,
Ste mir iebr ptel sebclfen baben, 10
bab i'd Jest uteles efien fam, bas i'd
porter, nt@t Senteben fonnte. @enn
sSbr irsenb ruel&e 8ei@merben NIT
@urer1 Maser babt, warlr, tebmt
Sbr boun bteie Edfel&eu nt@t unb
rperbet pieber seiunb2 gu uertaufen
BET auen9 dnblern In Patentmebt3tneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
8doen.

&drlsrube E. Der &orpsz Nr5t
bes 8. @rmeefprps, 9eneral>Nrst Sr.
Sinann in 8o6lens, bat biefe Stelluns
NIT Der bes &orpsz4 rates bes IA. Or
meeforps in &arlsrube bertauf4t unb
1T 5uelet9 als 2eibarat bes grbgroBz
beraoss BON 8aben nunmebr bier tbGz
ttg.
Spnauef9 II gen. Inldbli9
zines .Sasbausfluses brobte benz 8atz
fer tiirali9 in ct. @eorsen Elm unfau.
Sur9 bas 9pbrufen unb Slider
f9penfen Der aufseitellten S9ulfinber
f9euten bic pferbe bes faiierli9en Wa>
gems. Ser Siirit bon Siiritenbers
fprans aus benz Wasen, pGbrenb Der
&aiier tppbl ~aufitanb, aber ben Wa9en
nt6t berlieb. Die na9 re9ts brGnsenz
ben Yferbe purben bon einem 8erltner
8eamten aufsebalten unb gum Steben
sebra9t.
9eibeIbers. 1lnferer Stabt
f9entte Elm 9err, befIen Same ni4t sez
i1annt perben ion, ben 8etrag BON
100000 Mart our Serftelung zines
@ebdubes fir bic ftdbtiide aunitz unb
Notwithstanding.
Mannbei M. 0as Mtntfterium
bes Snnern bat bos 9efu9 Der Stabtz
bertpaltung, bic Mittel CUR grbauung
Der s~ipeiten Nedarbriide auf benz Wege
elmer 2otterie aufbrinse1 gu biirfen,
abaelebnt.
ar1ir'a rats kttttttt.
I'm Sdnupfen bat Der Inberll
Sett Bring is 'ralis, NIT tpemt er's. bat:
Wer'n S9uupfen trtast, brauf pabp I grab,
Cb b'Stesl ODER b~'gianSerl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
9as flotfenoe &opfmeb

rpirbe gu9 RAID uerlafen, wenn Sbr
Or. Sings ueue 2ebens : Ptlen &C.
brau9en pirbet. Tauienbe BON 2ets
benben baben beren unuerslet@li@en
@erbienit fur trantes unb neru6ieS
&opfweb %anerfannt. ste MAIDEN retz
mes Blut unb bauen Cure @eiunbbett
auf. Sour 25cts, @elb Suriderftats
tet, ,peun tetne Setluns. 8erfauft
In So. 8. Subn's Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
3abnarbeit.

Die Soctoren Sopt & SobsuY perben
wdbrenb zines ieben fommenben Ronats,
in n~a69enannteu Gomns an ben aneeaebez
men Saten CUR Serri9tuus Der aIerbeten
3abnarbeiten pertreten iein: Sreeport am
Is. SUM-; &lbanp am 16. unb IT,; Clear
9ate am Is. CLEARWATER am 10. uns 90.
&i9monb am 20. nnb e.; Golb Sprine
am 49,, 20. unb 80. SUM-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
9refe $tdofe.

9amburs. Sn feierlider Deiie
erfolgte bic 9runb ftetnlesuns gum
8ismard>0 entmal auf Der glbb0be.-
Ser S9ubma9er Seibel bur9f9niti
feiner Gbefrau ben gals unb ftente fiGj
Der Poliset, ba er, pie er angab, niGt
ben Weutb bate, fi4 umaubrinsen.
8etbe gbeleute batten ben Selbitmorb
geplant. sic paren na9 benz 9afen
9esarser, UNI ft9 au e%rtrGnter, febrteu
iebo9 nieber auriid.
3 remen n. Die &tefenausfperrune
in 8remen 1T nod sliidli9 absetpenbei
tporben. Sie Mrbetter Der Sedlenbors
sii9en Werft nabmen bic @erbanbluns
gen pieber auf unb bef9lofen, bic 8es
btnsunsen Der Werftleitur1s anauneb>
men. Sabnr9 purbe au9 Der Muss
fperrung Der 1000 Mrbeiter bes r0uls
fan" in @esefad borsebeust.-@uf ber
Werft Der Mfttenseieaf9aft ,Wefer" III
etn fir ben rNorbbeuti9en 2lobb" ers
bauter $500 Sonnen GROCER, fir ben
@ertebr na9 Neu= @uinea beftimmter
&etaspoftbampfer bonn Stapel selau=
fen.
g d. Sie alte Stabtmouer, BIZ
bic Stabt na9 Der nDrbliden @ette OBJ
f9lob unb bic Su benz fletnen Heit BEG
emit fart befeitisten 2iibeds eebDrte
purbe bur4bro9en, um bur6 Elm
speites 8urgtbor etne reue @erbinz
bung opii9en Stabt ,tnb @orftabt 81
f9affen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
0f0en6ura.

9eppens. Ser Rei9szMarine>
Ststus taufte bic bier belesenen 2Gnz
bereien Der Miiler'f9en Grben in Der
@rDbe bon 27a 9ettar fir 10000
Mdrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
G6artm8t(@e Staafem.

Mltenburg. Die Wttttpe Sa1=
mann In Sobitf4en berma9te ibrer
9eimatbssemeinbe Sobitf4en elm 2ez
gat bon 5000 Marf, pel9es fir Dir
menatpede @erpenbuns ftnben fol.
u # t. &ommeraienratb 6.
@ilb. Webber. Der 8esrinber Der Be-
tannten S9otolaben= unb &onftturen=
fabrit, 1T i'm glitter bon 80 Sabren se=
ftorben.
/ n g E n. Ser Rretsaus>
f4uB betpiliste gum Neubau zines
2anbfranfenbaufes 10000 Mart unb
fir bas &reisurmenbaus 77OO Mart.
g 9 m n. Wesen mebrfa9er
Wedfelfdf9unsen tpurbe Der Sii4ler
2orena In bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
einseliefert. Ser @erbuftete TIT beretts
NIT 3u4tbaus borbeitraft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
Der SOlfsmuub.

Dies oiene sur Seftdtisuns, beB
bic Slisableiter, wel9eu. Gebr. gGn
soon pon WelrOie ouf uniem 6da>
lem srri9tet wurbeu, uns p~olftinti<
&c 3ufrisbsnbeit seben, unb baB mir
irsenS Semanben, Der einsn glisab=
letter ssbrau@t, Sic gebr. gan 9oon
e%mpfeblen, ba bieielben bic einsisen
,uperldiii9en 8likobleitsrpsrfdufer IN
Der nmsssenb iinb, auf bic man fi9
p%erlafen fam. gle perri6tsn lire
arbeit 10. eaB Sebermann bamit ,ue
fx..na, 30
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
SHe&fen6urG.

g d 10 n. Ote G9peifer bon
Or. Scarf NDbilins, pelder i'm Sabre
1878 bas 4ttentat auf &atfer Wilbelm
I. begging unb i'm perpunbete, besins
in S9perin Selbftmorb, inbem iie fiG
pergiftete. Na9 benz Sobe ibres 8ru,
bers, Der an ben Wunben ftarb, tpel9e
er fi9 felbit beisebra4t bate, nabm
bic S9peiter ben Namen @beltng an.
Oas 9lei9e tbaten ibre beiben 8riiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

9 m b. Oie 8obenfentun@
gen i'm rbetnii9zneifdlif9en Snbuz
ftriegebtet, tpel9e oberbalb Der &oblenz
gruben erfolgen, nebmen aamdlis einen
bebentli9en umfang an.
6 in 9. 9ie 9elientir9ener Berg
sperfssefenf9aft bat Dor eintser 3eit
fir bic &rbeiter ibrer 3eden Stein"
unb .9arbenbers" cine Muitertolonie
anselest, beren Darftelluns auf Der
DiEelborfer M~usftenuns bel 8ea9z
tung fanb. Sept ldBt bic @efeufdaft
inmttten btefer aolonte Elm Wobl>
fabrtssebdube fir ettpa 100000 Mart
erridten, bas Observation-Disclosures,
6ausbaltungsi9ulen, cine Surnba1e
unb 8abeanitalten entbaIten fou.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17

Large lineof underwear for fan and
winter At thu ClarksburH Tailoring
Company. Traders building. 46-tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
TAINTED
WHILE
At WORK


While at work on the building in
course of reconstruction east OF the
Bee Hive store on Main street, Mon
day just after the noon hour, George
Connell, president OF the West vir-
ginia Architects and Builders ASCOT
alton, was seized with sudden faint
ing spell, and fell to the floor. He
was standing talking TO Mr.. Pearseil,
a member OF his firm when he fell.
The workmen and others nearby took
him to the sidewalk to the fresh air.
He was placed on co1ch and carried
70 his home on Lee str set aud attend
ed by doct ors. he ON recovered
II m his sickness. The faintinR spell
was due TO an attack Of Indigestion
With which he Is suffering, and the
heat
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
STREET ARC
LIGHTS

The city viii remain IN darkness until
the midnight hour 50 long as the street
arc lights arc concerned, for the next
four or five days. The damage TO the
betting Of the large dynamo in the cleo
trio light power plant by the flooding Of
the plant Saturday afternoons such that
It was necessary 70 send TO Pittsbnrg
for an expert IN that line to come and
repair the same.
Tho smaller dynamo furnishes the pow
re for the incandescent lamps during the
early part Of the evening for the mer-
chants and other business men. At mid
might, or as soon as mn the business
houses close. the dynamo win furnish
power for the street arc lights. The
small dynamo b Insufficient 10 furnish
the current for both the street lights and
TIL ineandesccnts.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MARYLAND
The superbe Summer Resort on the Line
Of the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.

The superb summer resort, in the
heights of the Alleghenies, $500 feet
above sea level, is an attractive place
for persons desiring to happily combine
recreation. rest and intellectual nplift.
Il was last year visited by 5000 per.
sons. representing twenty-six states Of
the Union.
The chantanqna program, under the
direction Of Dr. w. L. Davidson, e one
Of the best which genius can devise o.
money procure.
Beginning May LIST, ticket. 70 this re.
sort win Be plseed on sale and continued
through the season, good fog return un-
I'll October 3lst. Special rate tickets for
the camp meeting In July and tAe Chau-
tanqna IN August, win be sold.
For particuiar Information about fa.es
and time Of train, apply 10 tsc,xt secnts
OF TIE 3. q Q. r. b.
Information about attractsccs at
Mountain Lake PAX furnished IN reply
70 inquiries addressed 70 Mr.. L. A. Rndi.
an, Mountain Lake Pack, Nd. Z
neetdwtd
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
REAL ESTATE rRAssrERs.

n. G. spcry. special commissioner. 70
james r. Lindsay, one-half of 100 acres.
Sardis district.
G. D. clemons to Edwin r. Clemens,
one-half of lot, Broad Oaks.
Edwin P. Clemens to Virginia b. Glenn
ons. one-half of lot, Broad Oaks.
J. W. Young ct Al. 70 Catherine Davis.
one lot. Salem.
n. >. Van Horn TO s. o. Davis, es.4s
acres, Grant district.
Jesse F, Randolph to H. W. willis. ONE
lot, Salem.
Meta v. PTtchard to I. N. Patton.
two lots. Upland Grove.
Nancy Lipscomb to C. F. Lipscomb,
seven acres, Clay district.
Julia \. Cunningham to Prudence Fitx-
patrick, one lot, Adamston.
John ]. Sturm 10 John n. Hardesty
ct al, trustee, one lot, Enterprise.
W. E. letters estate to Flavius B. Da-
visson, one lot; Lucretta s. Teter, 30.45
acres, and Grover c. Golden, one lot,
Bridgeport.
Dudley H. Davis estate to Emily Da-
Wis, two lots and so acres; Ethel Davis,
2i.0s acres; Raymond Davis, 1886 acres;
Josie Taylor 5000; Minnie hester. ee.7l
acres, Elk district.
I'd
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
Brutally rort J,

A case came to light that for persistent
and unmerciful torture has perhaps never
been cqualed. Joe Golobick, of Colusa,
Calf, writes: .sFor Is years i endured
insuFerablc pain from rheumatism and
nothing relieved me, though tried ev-
erything known. came across Electric
Bitters and it's the greatest medicine
on earth for that trouble. A few bottles
of it completely relieved and cured me-
just as good for liver and kidney trou-
b.es and general debility. Only soc. SAT-
isfacticn guaranteed by Geo. G. Stone,
druggist.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17

The above is a likeness of the hand
some new building n course OF construc-
ticn at Pine Grove, wetzel county, which
the owners expect to utilize as the Of
aeial county court house, after the fall
election: They believe the election will
result in the removal of the county seat
OF government from New Martinsville to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17

their city. The county Offices are up
stairs and in the rear of the building.
The lower front room Is to be used by
the Bank of Pine Grove, part owners of
the building. Contractor Clell Smith, of
this city, has the contract for the con-
struction, and Mcssrs. Holmboe & Laf-
ferty have the contract for the drawing
of the plans and specifications.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
Brought Here

zophia Collins, aged three years, son
of Patrick Collins, Of Columbia mines,
who died Friday evening after short
illness, was paid the last tribute in the
Catholic church here Sunday after
noon at i O'Clock and the interment
took place at the Holy Cross Gene
terry.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17

DR.. Geo. NJ Holt. dentist, win be Ia
his Olarksbure Dental once. at his
residence, 7es w. Pike street, on the
4th Of May and remain untfl June "a
Crowns and Bridges Tor much less
money than Jon have been paying for
Il and guaranteed. pay no high
price once rent. 20
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17

II you wan good shoe go 70 Gun.
ningham Bros. Have you seen the
new extension sole shoe, the new
double deckers, stitched heels, rope
stitch, swell as. can be? All sizes,
Nothing but the best Of stock goes
into these fine shoes. We have Just
the styles to please you. Come and
see. s-tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
The Florida.

Parties visiting New York City upon
business or pleasure will find all tho
comforts Of 4 well furnished home 1T
THE FLORIDA. 2t5 r. 18th street.
Convenient to all car lines, large
stores, places of business and amuse.
ment. First-class rooms and table.
RATEs-S6.5o TO Sis. 90 per
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-17
Worising Nisht snd nay.

Ths busiest and ,h;Rhsse~t little ching
that ever was made b Dr. Kings New
Life pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brainsfag into mental power. They're
wonderful IN building up the health. Only
25c Per bod. Sold by Geo. G. Stone.
druggist
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
NUMBER OF CHANGES IN
MEMS SPRING FASHIONS

will have outer folds that almost meet in
front and that are well rounded off at the
points. The fold collar and the soft shirt
will naturally go together and once the
top coat is laid aside they will be very
much In evidence. The fold collar per-
mits of the wearing of only two types
and, unfortunately the forms in these
two types are very limited.
The seasons tie will be perfectly
straight and with square ends, and will
be from ia to 2 inches wide They will
be made up softly and will be tied tight
ly. The effects will be very neat and the
favorite materials Will be the new silk
and linen cravatings and the foulards.
Low Crowns.
The tendency in hats is toward low
crowns and nat brims in both the stift
and alpines.
The shoes will be cut row and laced
with medium width laces. The calf but
ton shoes will be worn with getaways,
but not with strictly negligee suits. The
buttoned rusaets will not be in good form.
The newest lasts reveal a graceful out
swung curve to the sole and pointed toes,
which have a deep tip, with neat line
of perforations at the broad end.
The half hose will not be loud, in fact
1t will reveal color that has not been over
used by the startling designs, and the
round stripes will be succeeded by vari-
Gus forms of cloclSings and instep en-
brolderies. Grey mixtures in both plain
and drop-stitch effects will also be good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

Mobile March Special There was
meeting of the Mobile chapter of the
Daun, rs of the Confederacy and a
committee was appointed to collect arti-
cles to send to the Confederate bazaar
in Richmond, Va. Mrs. Harvey b. Jones
is the chairman of the committee: Mrs
Thomas Fry, Mrs. l.. r. Irwin, Mrs
Stanley Finch Mrs. Dortch, Mrs. Stan
ton, Mrs. A. d. Cleveland and Miss Thur
Der assistants. The ladies being quite
ar xious to make the Alabama table at
tractive and beautiful. they will be
very happy to receive gifts of any kind
to send
very formal but delightful evening
was spent at the Country club Thursday
at a bowling party given complimentary
10 the Misses Beckley OF Louisville.
Those present were Miss Thomas. Miss
Mollie and Miss Kate Irwin, Miss Hattie
Wheeler. Miss Maribel Williams. Miss
Phonie George of Demopolis, Miss Carrie
Neimeyer Of st. Louis. Miss Sallle War
field of Baltimore. and Mr.. Willie Hun
ter, Mr.. Ned Wood MIR. Payton, Mr.
Murray Wheeler, Mr.. S. Barrett. Mr.
Il. c. Rice, Mr.. George A. Fuerst, Mr.
Windham Lyons, and Mr.. Hammond
Gayfer.
The meeting Friday afternoon of the
Menticulture club was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Emma Rhett at her home
on Dauphn Way.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clarke arrived
home Friday In his private car Sucarnoo-
chez They were married on Wednesday
at noon, and Immediately repaired 10
this city, which will be their future home
They were congratulated during the day
by a great many warm friends.
Miss Edith Morgan of Demopolis is in
the city for "A few weeks visiting her
friends.
Mrs william Scales OF Macon. Miss.
left for her home Tuesday night. after a
pleasant visit of several weeks to Mrs.
Charles Cunningham on Georgia avenue.
Mrs Walter Cunningham is on q visit
to relatives and friends In FaunsdaIe and
Selma.
Miss Grace Bestor entertained st a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29

Men, as a rule. do not give anything
like the attention to prevailing styles of
dress that their wives do, and yet, about
four times a year, they like to be told
what their neighbors are going to wear
for the next three months A few years
ago Birmingham men did not spend much
for clothes, but now many of them are ex-
ceptionally we'll dressed
The spring styles for men this season
show a number of minor changes in the
details of dress that may be interesting.
The New York journals of haberdashery
tell us that the frock coats for spring
will be made largely of black undressed
worsteds and Will be faced to the button
holes of the rather broad lapels with silk.
The coats will fit very snug from the
waist up and the skirts will be quite
full. Waistcoats of white duck or of any
of the proper silk fabrics, cut double
breasted, and buttoning quite low will be
worn with the coat. The trousers will be
cut straight and full. there being plenty
of cloth about the hips as well as about
the calves. Trousers will be creased or
not, Just as the wearer sees fit, as this
is one of the minor details of dress upon
which man may his own judgment
without fear of transgressing the mode.
More Popular Than Ever.
The cutaway coat will be more popular
than ever. 1t has now been generally ac-
cepted as a business coat as well as a
country coat, and a formal day dress
coat. BLY,
Rain coats will be worn a great deal,
both because they are handy and conven-
lent and are made up in very attractive
materials.
Fancy vests will be more In favor than
ever. and will be in a great variety OF
patterns, while the duck or white vest
will also be worn much on certain occa-
sions.
In suitings, the Oxford cloths promise
to be popular for golf outing, etc.
As to shirts, the white grounds with
neat figures, spots and stripes will be
most preferred and the coorings of these
designs will be mostly black. with some
reds. and few blues.
One of the neatest collars shown for
spring and summer wear is a low, or
rather medium height fold affair." These
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
LA FRANCE ROSE
AS a Toilet Wonder.

Ladies who wish to appear at their best
should use La France Rose. 1t gives the
complexion that natural velvety tint ana
positively cannot be detected Heat does
not effect it In the least, and it is per-
fectly harmless and not a cosmetic Sam
pie Rose will be sent to anyone sending
% cents to La France company. box ISL,
Baltimore, Md Six for $l.00. Plain wrap
IL n.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29

Follow the crowds to lunch
at the Dairy Depot, $40 N.
10Th Street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-17
TOLD IN a LINE j; :

Toledo--A band Of about 200 white caps has
undertaken the moral regeneration .zof north
western Ohio. -: 3.,.1 ~ ~
Raleigh, n. ,c..Dr. Julian Baker. physician
OF Tarhoro, y. c.. shot and perhaps fatally
wounded II. r.. Bass. s.f:%s
Cory, Pa.-United stateActrcutt Court Judge
Charles Amidon of Fargo. n D.; is dangerously
Of the ~Pasteur institute here. says that within
the past s1T months there have been twelve
New Haven Conn.-Dr: George Converse ami
wife were badly burned and their house nearly
destroyed by. a fire: which started from benzinc:
with which they were trying to- drive out moths:
Princeton, N. J.-Former President Cleveland
will make an. extended trip through the west.
His first stop will be at st. Louis on April 80,
Washing ton-The Internal onal Union OF Com
mercial Telegraphers and the Order Of CONNER
cial Telegraphers have been consolidated under
the name Of the Commercial Telegraphers' Unior
Of America. -. -. - ,>si-sS.. - - :
Washing ton--sick and discoura ged because she
could find no employment and because her
home, Mary Fischer, 20-year.old chorus girl,
committed suicide. -, : - ~
New .York-The Jewish Daily News announces
Jews In RUSSIA two replies had been received.
indicating that the recent u}sse OF the car pro-
claiming religious freedom meant very little
to the Hebrews. ~ ~ s
hicago-Promnent ;: democrats from every
! part Of the country gathered yesterday to attend
club at the Auditorium. Mayor Harrison, Edward
NJ. SHEPPARD Of New, York, Judge Harmon Of
Cincinnati and Congressman De Almond OF Mis-
| souri, were among the speakers - =
San Franeiseo--For, four weeks now the South
ern Pacific colonst rates have been in erect and
a. total of 11,223 persons have come westward
tickets. If the present average should be main
tanned grand total Of nearly $4,000 .colonists
will come into California during the. period 1of
four months covered by this reduced rate.