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AN ACT

No. 6e.) III. 157.
To amend Section sO7 of the Code of 1896
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of
Alabama:
Section l. That Section BOZ of the Code
of 1895 be amended so as to read as fol-
lows: 307 (2259) f2569) tZi9D ds4S). Longer
time allowed infants and lunatics. The
provision of the preceding section as to
the time within which claims are to be
filed do not apply to infants and persons
of unsound mind who have no legal guar
dian at the time of the declaration of
insolvency; but such minors and persons
of unsound mind are allowed six months
after the appointment of a guardian. or
If none be appointed. six months after
the removal of their respective disabili-
ties. In which to file their claims.
Approved February 20. 1908.
Cfficial. J. Thos. Hefin,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT

No. 64) Oh. 49,
To amend Section 465 of the Code of Ala
bama.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legis-
lature of Alabama, That Section 465 of
the Code be amended so as to read as fol-
lows 465. Bill of exception. Either par
ty may. BIN of exceptions reserve any
the nsss, OF the 1a Judge touching the
matter of controversy, which would not
otherwise appear of record; such bill to
be signed by the judge within twenty
days after the entry of the decree or
Judgment. except as otherwise provided;
and, when signed. becomes a part of the
record. Within said twenty days the time
within which the bills of exceptions may
be signed may be extended by the judge.
or by the parties or their counsel by
agreement In writing: and the
time fixed by the Judge may be extended
by agreement of the parties or their
counsel and the time fixed by agree
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AN ACT
III I5o

No. 70.) Oh. 49,
To amend Section 312 OF the Code of 1896
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of
Alabama
Section l. That Section 312 of the Code
of 1896 be amended so as to read as fol-
lows S12 (224D (2574 (2202) dS5s) When
claim allowed without further proofs: If
no opposition is made in the manner here
matter provided within nine months af-
ter the time when the estate was declared
insovent, such claim must be allowed
against the estate without further proof.
Approved February rs. 1903.
Official. ]. Thos. Hef1in,
secretary OF State.
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AN ACT
No. sa.l
p.

NJ. oo,J Is 70
To fix the time of holding the Circuit
Courts In the Counties of Perry and
Wilcox In the Fourth Judicial Circuit
of Alabama.
Section 1.-Be IT enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of Alabama, that the Circuit Courts
of Perry County shall begin ON the third
(3rO Monday before the last Monday in
February and August Of each year and
may continue three weeks each term.
Sec. 2-That the Circuit Courts of viii
cox Count shall begin on the ninth 9th
Monday after the last Monday in Febru-
airy and August in each year and may
continue three (3) weeks each term
Sec. 3.-That all laws In conflict will
this act be and the same are hereby re.
pealed.
Sec. 4-That the provisions of this act
shall take effect from and after the first
day of January A. d. 1904
Approved February 10, 1903
Official j. Thos. Helm,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT.
No. ~
j. Thos. Heflln,
Secretary of State

no. az QI. 1888.
To make an appropriation for the i'm
provement of the State Capitol Build
ing and grounds and for the acquisi
tion by condemnation or purchase OF
any real estate necessary or beneficial
In improving the present capitol
grounds and for the erection or ac-
QUESTION of any necessary additional
building or buildings for the use of
the State. and to provide a building
commission to have. control and super
vision of same. Be 1t enacted by the
Legislature of Alabama:
Section 1. That o building commission
is hereby created to consist of the Gov
ernor, the Attorney General. State Treas
urer, State Auditor, Secretary OF State,
and a secretary which position shall be
filled by the Director of the Department
OF Archives and History, the said COM
mission to convene only upon the call of
the Governor. which said commission Is
clothed with full authority and power for
and in behalf of the State of Alabama to
contract for tho extension, enlargement.
or Improvement of the present State
capitol building for the acquisition of
additional grounds. for the erection or
acquisition of any necessary additional
building or buildings for the use of the
State, and the furnishing of the same
the said commission being given full dis
erection to determine what extensions. en-
largements, improvements. grounds and
new buildings shall be erected or acquir-
ed. The said building commission shall
have the power to adopt all necessary
rules, regulations and plans for its own
guidance, and for the proper conduct of
the duties herein imposed. It shall keep
a regular journal of it's proceedings and
ehall make a detailed report of its entire
work and operations to the next session
of the Legislature; Provided that the
members of said commission are to serve
without compensation.
Sec q That the Attorney General.
when directed to do so by the hereinabove
named commission, is hereby authorized
and directed to apply to the Probate
Court of Montgomery County in the name
of the State of Alabama for an order
condemning to the use of the State of
Alabama in perpetuity such land or lands
In the City OF Montgomery as the COM
mission may deem necessary.
Sec. 3. That said application need not
be verified by oath, but must In all other
respects take the same course under the
statutes that all other applications for
the condemnation of lands for public use
now to take.
Sec T. That the sum of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars of which
amount fifty thousand dollars shall be
available during the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1903, and fifty thousand dol
lars during the fiscal year ending Septem-
90, 1904, fifty thousand dollars during the
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AN ACT

No. 58.) Is. 1877.
To amend an act entitled an act TO amend
Section 635 of the Code of 1896 APP
proved March /, 1901.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Legis-
lature of Alabama. That an act entitled
an act to amend Section 63o of the Code
of Alabama. approved March l. 1901. be
amended SO as to read as follows; Sec
ton 635 South Western Division: Time
and place of holding courts The Chan
Gerry Courts in the Southwestern Chan
Gerry Division shall be held in each year
at the following times and places; In
the Fourteenth District. composed of the
County Of Washington. at St. Stephens.
on the first Monday in March and Sep
TENDER, and may continue three days. In
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AN ACT

No 791 III. 362
To authorize the State of Alabama to
employ it's convicts in mining coal
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Legis-
lature of Alabama, That the Board or
Convict Inspectors. with the approval or
the Governor, shall have power and au-
thority to employ any male conyicts
suited physically to such work, In tho
mining of coal, upon lands acquired by
the state by lease or otherwise, for and
on account of the State and the same au-
thority to hire convicts to coal operators,
upon such terms as may be agreed upon.
Approved February 26, 1903.
OFFICIAL ]. Thos. Hetiin,
Secretary of State.
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and Commissioner. to be dlsbursed under
the directIan of the board Of trustees for
the develonment of the agricultural and
mechanical department of the Institute.
and the establishment of a department Of
animal industry. ~,
Sec s. That the provisions OF thus Dill
shall not become effective until the nrst
day of October. 1903.
Sec 6. All laws or parts of laws IN con
fiict with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved February %, 1908
Offcial J. Thos. Hefiin,
Secretary Of State.
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AN ACT


No. SOD CH 1856.
To regulate DEGREES and appeals there
from in divorce cases.
Section 1. BE it enacted by the Legs-
lature Of Alabama, that from and after
the passage of this act, whenever a decree
is rendered In a divorce case. by any
court having jurisdiction of divorce cases,
the time for taking an appeal from such
decree, Is hereby limited to sixty days
from the date such decree is rendered
Sec. 2. That, when a decree has been
rendered, granting a divorce, in this
State, 1t shall be unlawful for either par
ty TO again marry, until after the explra-
ton of the time allowed for taking ap-
peals as provided for in this act: pro-
vided, that when an appeal is taken as
provided for In this Act, It shall be I'M
lawful for either party to again marry
during the tendency Of said appeal
Sec. 3. That all laws and parts of laws
in conflict with the provisions of this
Act, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved February 10. 1908
Of1cial Thos J. IIenin.
Secretary of State
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Scranton Press.
My father and uncle were building q
kitchen My little four-year-old cousin,
Anna May, went to visit her aunt, WHO
asked her what her papa was doing. and
she said:
Helping Uncle George"
"And what is Uncle George doing?"
Putting boards where there isn't any,
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ment may be extended by the Judge; but
the time allowed for signing a bill of ex-
ceptions must not be extended beyond
six months after the entry OF the decree
or judgment.
Approved March 3, 1903.
Official. J. Thos. Henln.
Secretary OF State.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

In springtime. Would to Heaven that the
cry Of danger! danger!! could be sounded
In the ears OF all who unthinkingly buy and
use such receptions and frauds.
Fortunately honest druggists despise such
worthless remedies and refuse to sell them.
They will tell you with candor that Paine's
Celery Compound is the spring medicine
they can recommend. They know it's COM
position, are acquainted with the facts of
marvellous cures effected by II, and have
seen its happy results amongst their per-
sonal friends.
Can you, dear sufferer, hesitate to try this
disease-curing medicine? 1t has restored
to health and the full enjoyment OF life
tens OF thousands whom doctors we're un-
able to cure. Mrs. H. A. Welcher, OF Kings
ton, Tenn, says
at gives me great pleasure to tell the
world what Paine's Celery Compound has
done for me. For % years l have suffered
with chronic hux or ulcers Of the bowels
l have had eight or nine of the best physi-
clans Of the state at different times to walt
on me, but never had any relief. l was
treated by several of Knoxville's best doc
tors, and after seeing so many testimonials
and so many hat / knew, l was induced
by my son to try a bottle, and before / had
used the first bottle ! could feel quite q
Gifference-that l was getting stronger, and
l enjoyed my food more, and after taking
four bottles was entirely cured. l only
wish that the medicine could be placed In
he reach OF all suffering humanity"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
FALLING HORSE MAINS RIDER
New Orleans Racing MARRIED by nasty
Accident 60 Jockey
Foley.

NEW ORLEANS, March SO.-safeguard
and Henry OF Franstamar were the only
winning favorltes today. Foley, who rode
Radiant Heat in the second race, was
seriously hurt when the horse fell.
Weather clear. track slow. Results:
First, seven furiongs: Safeguard, l0l
(Gannon) 8 to 3, won; Wangdoodle, ia
(Morse) 100 to l, second; Bummer II, III
(Scully) IL to 5, third. Time: 1874 Is.
Second, mile and an eighth, selling
Henry of Franstamar, 1O2 Ful.er) I to 10,
won; Limelight, 1U2h CMunro) 5 to 5, sec
ond. Joe Doughty, 81 III. Gilmore) IS to l.,
third. Time: 2:Ol 3-5.
Third, Ave and "A half furlongs: Silver
Fringe, 105 (RomanellD 9 to ], won; Miriam
w, lI5 Phillips) 10 10 o. second; Nersifer,
Fourth, mile, handicap: Master, 100
(Scully) 10 to l won; Mauser, 100 (Munro)
4 to 1, second, De Reszke. 80 CFuller) . to
3, third. Time: 1:46.
Fifth. mile and an eighth, selling: Eliza
Dillon, 80 CPhillips) 10 to 1, won; Ruby
Ray, % (Fuller) 3 to |; second; Compass,
Sixth, six furlungs: Aratoma, l07 (Ful-
ler) Z to l, Won Tom King ley, 10i CPhillIp PSI
4 to l, second; Bengal. lJi tGannon) even,
third. Time: l:l9.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

by jobbers, who almost universally report
the dry goods business this spring as the
largest on record.
been the general easing of prices, sym
pathized in by pork and lard among hog
products. mainly the result OF increased
business, though at the decline the tend
ency of foreigners to come, in is noted.
Hides are weaker, while leather and nm
ished products continue strong.
Tin and copper, among the metals, after
quite steady advances. have weakened
slightly. Strength of prices Is a leading
feature in iron and steel at all markets,
both at home and abroad. Domestic pro-
duction is still unequal to demand FOR
are reported higher. Eastern seaboard
prices are also frmer, and steel billets are
ters. Rather more is doing in iron ore in
the central west, but higher prices seem
to have DETECTED consumers from lake TO
imported ores on the eastern seaboard'
Finished material is still active the coun-
try over. Western mills are sold far ahead.
Wire and wire products are especially &C,
tive and tin plate mills are running fan
time. Hardware Is active at all markets.
Rather more inquiry Is noted for pig iron
at Birmingham, though buyers ana sellers
manufacturing has been advanced IN price
and in structural material the only un.
favorable feature is the continuance OF
labor trouble in construction lines. Lead
is higher on the week, but copper and tin
are lower.
week ending March Il aggregate 2,395, 59S
bushels, against 1867 sS last week. 4,S26, SO4
in this week a year ago and 3,256,6A in
1901. Wheat exports since July aggre-
gated 10, O46, 52S Bushels. against 1871, 49,, 500
last season and 146,479.O63 in 1900.
Corn exports aggregate 3.401, 06S bushels,
! against 3.257. 999 last week, $780, 9l a year ago
and 2,605, 0S6 in 1901. For the fiscal year ex-
ports are 40,SS7. 25S bushels, against %, 994, I0l
last season and l41 SIS. 100 in 1901.
Business failures fer the week ending
March 10 number 1894, against 176 last week.
1877 in the like week OF 1902, 231 in 1901. 1872 in
1900 and 1872 In 1899. In Canada for the week
failures number IA, as against 20 last week
and &c in this week a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
close Finishes Mark Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20-Several
Oakland races today resulted In close nm
lshes. The weather was fine and track
fast. Results:
First, hirteen-sixteenths of a mile, sell
ing. Blue Miracle, lO1 (Lewis) " TO J.,
won; Dotterell, 81 CWilson) Z to. 2, sec
ond; Hudson, 90 CBonner) u to l, third
Time. 1:Z2 IA.
Second. half mile, maiden 2-year-o'ds,
purse: Whoa Bill, 106 CLey~s) 6 to !, won;
Celebrant, 100 q. WILSON, even, second
Sir Appleby, 100 Genkins) S to l. third.
lime: 4912.
Third, six furlongs. selling: Clivoeo, IL
(Songer) Z to /, won; Judge VOORHEES,, ia
(Boland) 10 to /, second; Indina, l04 (\Vat-
SOM % TO 1. third. Time: 1:16.
Fourth, mile and fifty yards, selling: sam
Fullen. 10 (Bonner) s to o, won; Position,
80 (Adkins) 4 to /, second: Sweet Tooth,
l2 (BirkenruthJ 3 to 1, third. Time: lay.
Fifth. six furlongs, handicap: Dainty,
80 (M iison) 4 to 1, won; Princess Titania,
lOs (BIrkenruth) 2 to l. second, Beau Or
monde, los (Bonner) 3 to l, third. Time:
l:14h.
Sixth. mile, selling: Fossil, 100 CBonnerl
6 to 5. won; Clausius, 10I (Birkenruth) 8
to 1, second; Action, log .(PowelD 3 to /,
third. Time: 1:41 3-4.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
JOBBING TRADE IMPROVES.
~BrhdStreet Sees Several slight IndicR-
tons of Good Times In store.


tiOns of Good Times In store.
NEW YORK, March 2O.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Excessive moisture in the form of heavy
rains and GOODS or of merely bad roads Is
an apparent drawback TO d~istTtbutive trade.
Against this. however, is 10 be placed an
improvement in Jobbing trade In some lead
ing western %centers, a shade better than
heretofore reported collections. a percepti-
BILE easing of the car shortage and increased
strength In the iron and steel trades. There
Is even some. though perhaps more APP
parent than real. improvement In the labor
situation, some strikes having been avoided
or settled, but labor disturbances are still
a possible unsettling feature, particularly
In the building trades
The Easter season is one of the latest on
record, but actual spring WEATHER condi-
tiOns are operative as may be Judged from
the fact that lower lake navigation Is al
ready pretty well opened. The next two
weeks will see the test OF demand in retail
lines.
Gross railway earnings for the frat half
OF March show an aggregate gain over last
year OF fully u per cent.
In prices features are the further slight
strengthening OF cotton. Cotton goods have
displayed exceptional strength, though a
waiting Tendency as regards new bust
ness Is noted at first hands. No effect OF
the higher level Of prices In the shape OF
checked emand u announced. however,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
THE =,
ILLUSTRATED
Be
Zach WEEK 1T FULL
Of bright articles by the be.

Il OF bright articles by the best
writer's, and illustrated with
pictures made from photographs, the
combination making II the best illus
trated supplement published by any
western newspaper. One of the many
things that may be said in favor of The
illustrated Bee is that It is never
frivolous, and yet 1t never bores one.
Its articles are on topics OF interest,
the information 1t gives is reliable,
and IT is presented in a most enter
tanning form. The effort necessary to
maintain this high standard is we'll
recompensed by the popularity the
paper has enjoyed since its readers be-
came acquainted with it. In the forth
coming number will be found a fine
array OF good things.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
ELOOD TIDE ON NEBRASKA RIVERS is

a series Of pictures made In dit-
ferent parts of the state when the Ice
gorges were wreaking such extensive
damage last week. These pictures
give an excellent idea Of what happens
when the Ice goes u Of the shallow
streams with a rush.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
DEsT MANAGED CITY IN EUROPE is

u the compliment Mr.. Frank G..
Carpenter pays Berlin in his letter, in
which he discusses the municipal ad-
ministration and methods Of the Ger
man metropolis, giving details Of the
various undertakings OF the govern
ment on behalf OF the citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
u UNIcIPAL OWNERSHIP OF TENE-

WINS Z duNUCdItu Dy DIT.
George F. Shrsdy OF New York as a
step in the warfare on tuberculosis.
Reasons for this are set forth in an
article on the topic, in which DR..
shrady airs his opinions and theories
based on experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
cIoRT.S OF SHATTERED HOPES give

- in a hrief space the experiences
OF men who are defeated in the battle
of life and forced to take up their
abode at The House of the Gray
Lives" Some pathetic instances are
recounted, all OF them authentic.
though real names are not given.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
Beats All It's Rivals.

No salye. lotion. balm or oil eau compare
with Bucklen's ATnica SalVe for healing.
It kills pain. Cures or no pay. Csc. For
sale by Kuhn & &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
The Peril of Our Time

is lung disease. DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
cures lung troubles or no pay. soc, 81,
For sale by Kuhn G. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
RRIGADIER GENERAL S, S. SUMNER is

ANNW"UNLW NITNINFNL D y oNWNININ TO
u the third member of his family
to attain that rank, his father having
become a major general and one of
his brothers a brigadier. General
sumner will soon be in Omaha to take
command Of the Department OF the
Missouri. A fine picture OF this dis
tinguished soldier is on the front
page OF The illustrated Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS fled IN the resister
deeds ONCE March 20:
Warranty Deeds.

DNNNH
A. T. Potter and wife TO ]. A
Haughey, lot 10, block III. Dun
sina Miller and husband 10 william
Miller Ell VIA neA 32-15-l. ..,....,. 2,20
j. H, LOOMS to Pau Rehschuh,
e 40 feet lot 2 block &c" loves
samuel r. Leonard to w. J. Creedon, '
lot :, block 8. Fred Dellone's i'd
p W. Kuhns and wife 20 l.. M. -"
Kuhns, lot 6 Patrick's Saratoga
warren swit1ier and wife to George ''
Todd. lot l5 & es lot "a. block 4, c.
+. Mayne's 1st ad 10 Valley ........
Anna M. Nelson and husband 10
Msrtha Weed, lot Il, Luke & rs
ad 49,. 49,. ....:.:--.,.. 2B
Caroline Pritchard TO Patrick Moni-
CHAN, lot Z, block l2s, Florence ". .
quit Claim Deeds.
Herman KountEe ct al 10 G. w.
Wareham, lot 4 block IS. Kountze
race -....s.... ..-..... ....s... ......
Deeds.
r. ID. Wead Il al, refs, 10 Pauline
Prince. part mex SEA S-li-lS. ....... 8
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
DMD LORE NcITY SCHOOLS ia a new

RIND LUNL TN VII II q UBW
IL mission that has attracted much
attention among educators, especially
in connection with the nature study
course. In the article to be found in
The illustrated Bee some account of
the work in New York City schools
is given.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
DDITIONAL FEATURES include some

n interesting pictures Of loc'l
topics. including the Friday Night
club Of deaf mutes, the dairymaids'
convention OF Ruth Rebekah lodge,
I. o. o. F., and similar things. The
regular departments OF chatty com-
ment, gossippy stories. and selected
short articles are we'll represented. II
you are not now a subscriber, you
should leave your order with your
newsdealer today.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
After Twenty. Three Years of
Excruciating Ag0nieS and Suf.
ferings Mrs. WcICher Is
Cured By
Paine'S Celery
Compound

The Life-Saving Compound Is the
Trusted Spring r1ediclne in 1il-
lions Of Homes Through
out the World.
From time to time adventures and
SPECTATORS without conscience or soul,
actuated only with a desire TO max money
easily and fast, resort to the compromising
Of worthless and dangerous preparations,
and advertise them as cures for the COM
mon diseases that af1ict men and women
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
Textiles only Fairly Active.

Textile markets are only fairly active,
the buying at first hand for home account
being on a moderate scale and forward
business Indifferent except In the case OF
a few specialties. Usually the undertone
OF the cotton goods market is strong. De-
mand for heavy weight :or woolens has de-
creased, most new orders being Tor the
cheaper grades, More cancellations Of
early orders are reported. Much better
conditions prevail in the dress goods mar
ket, both as to staples and fancies.
New England shoe shops report Increase I
sales, western jobbers placing orders for
August and September delivery. Leather
Is more active and tanners are not carry
ing surplus stocks. The market IL in a
good condition. Another general reduction
Is reported in domestic hides, but fore gn
dry hides average higher, despite largl T
receipts.
Failures this week numbered 220 In the
United States against 209 last year, and y
in Canada. against 81 & year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
With the RoMIera.

on Clark's alleys last night the Wood
men of the World Tenpin team was de-
feated by the Bank Clerks. Score:
RANKERS
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

Halves SO hats. Spring styles. Quality
guaranteed. Stephens & Smith, opposite P.o.