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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-14
The News of Birmingham

Birmingham. Feb. Is.-(speciai. 1.-TWO announcements of marriages were made this morning which had taken place last evening and in both instances the same story was used to leave home, that of going to witness the performance of Ben Hur, at the theatre here. 0. P. Veal and Mist Emily Campbell were mar ried by Rev. Y A. Bryan of the Third Presbyterian Church. The couple left the homo of the brides grand-mothsr saying they were going to the theatre. The announcement of the wedding was made this morning. William A. James and Miss Maud Anderson of Tailadega came to Birmingham yesterday ostensi- bly, to 70 to the theatre. They were married last night by Rev. A. c. David son of the Baptist Church. MT. and Mrs. James returned to Talladega this after noon. Mrs. James is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson. prominent in Tailadega- The Republican Muddls.
 One of the Republican referees in Ala bafna asserts that notwithstanding the action taken at . conference of Republi- cans held in Birmingham a few days since. . majority of members of the State Executive Committee will request . meet ing of the State Committee and Chair man wellman of Huntsville. will be able. to do nothing else but call It. It Is inti- mated that when the Committee is called together resolutions win be adopted set- ting the organization in this State right in line with the policy of the administra- ton at Washington. Leading Republi- cans who were present at the conference this week and who are in sympathy with the lilly white' movement state that the referee does not know what he is talking about in making such boasts and that the day ts far distant when there will be any change in policy.
 Negro Fireman Killed.
 Will Simmons, a negro fireman on the
 Bessemer dummy of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company, was instantly killed at noon today near the old fair grounds on the line between Birmingham and Bessemer. He was snatched from the cab window of his en- zine by . passing electric car of the South Ensley line which runs parallel to the dummy track. It seems that the fire- man was watching dog and leaned too far out of his cab when the electric car came along. The electric car was making considerable speed. The negro's body was jerked from his own train. falling beneath the wheels to be badly n,angied. The fireman was in the service of the company for long time and has never been accused of carelessness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-14
The Cold Glew Cass.

In the Criminal Court today Fred Her rick. a prominent and wealthy lumber man, who was arrested at the Morris Hotel several months ago because he re- fused to pay for, some cold slaw and was locked up In tail. was tried and aoauit- ted. He was fined one cent in the In- ferior Criminal Court. but took an ap- peal and tha case was tried before Judge Greene teday. Hefrick. it seems, ordered cold slaw. without dressing. The cold slaw was brought to him but 1t had dress ing on it and he refused to pay for it, whereupon . policeman was called and he was arrested. It is understood that Her. rick is quite wealthy and will enter suit against the hotel for personal damages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-14
Weyt m at Dlocton. '

The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company has just instituted a Chapel patented fan at their No. coal mines at Blocton. and 1t has been fully investi- gated by the Assistant State Mine In- spectors. The fan is capable of furnish ing 2ooooo oubic feet Of air per minute to work in the mine digging coal. The mine has been running slack for nearly thirteen months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-14

will be initiatsd by the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic dhrine on Monday night and on that cccas1on two, distinguished members cf ths order win be in the city. Henry Q. Akin, Impe- rial Potsntate. and 0sbrue '. Green. Deprty Impsriat Rotentats. Mr. Akin q now making tour of the south. vtsiting the various Shrinef Temples. He is ac- companied by his wife and the wives of local Shrinefs win give her q reception here next week. Ehrfnern from various parts Of the State will attend the meet ing fn this city on Monday night. and t is expected that not less than I56 members will be present. A big banquet will De given aftef the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-14

small valentines
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-14

saAboard Ar line R.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
Democrats
Out for Jobs

Notwithstanding the governor-elect
has but few appointments which he
alone makes. this county is coming In
for its share. T. L. Dugger is out ana
working hard to be appointed com
mandant at the soldiers home at Rose
burg. and he seems to think that he
has the inside track in the race. l.. h.
Montanye is an applicant for l.. b.
Geer's place as state land agent. B. 5.
Martin. Of Brownsville, is also out for
land agent. Both he and Mr. Mon
tanye have received numerous en-
dorsements. Linn county is the old
home of Mr.. Chamberlain, and is usu.
ally Democratic. so the Linn county
men feel as though they have a long
nuu with the govenor-Albany Her
aid.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
FACTS CONCERNING SLEEP.
Even Midday Nap l. Better Than
the Noon meal.

Even Midday Nap IL Better Than
the Noon meal.
The scholar and professional man,
lie the anxious housewife. is apt TO
carry his cares TO bed, and insomnia
becomes a curse. Men and women who
Hrc busted in getting and gaining, the
merchant the banker. all alike, fail 10
secure that SELF control which can
manage the mind as we'll asleep as
Ewuke
Normal sleep should be purely a
physiological repose similar to the rest
of animals, who go TO sleep with the
darkness and awake wiAl the light.
Some one has said that sleep In like
hunger and thirst. representing dipl-
nution of energy throughout the entire
body. ! hardly think this can be true.
but in my Judgment sleep rather sug-
gests the dmLnution of the energy Of
the brain, and he II a wise man who
takes the hint when brain fag sets IN
ot an evening and goes comfortably
and properly 10 bed.
or course 10 goes without saying that
uight is not the only time for sleep
Men and women who are busy could
steal just a few minutes before or after
the monday luncheon to catch little
nap ard, indeed am nearly sure
that t.v monday nap is worth Tar
more than the MONDAY meal, FOR the
digestive processes are surely hindered
during The periods Of mental actiyltS,
and IL is the exceptional person in this
husy world of ours who Is not called !
upon "a use an his brain and brawn to !
make living. II has been my habit |
10 advise mothers 20 steal while away |
from every "cumberous care" and, /
even if sleep fails TO be wooed. 10 take 1
about twenty minutes every day in ab. |
soiute peace ANA quieuess, dlverting /
the mind from AN auxieties and relax. |
ing uil the muscles A habit Of this |
Kind is easily acquired. and We might |
have fewer ucurIsthenlc women. whose !
nerves make lie hideous TO their faml. |
lies II a word like this. spoken from
considerable experience. were heeded.- !
Pilgrim
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

NO mo1vfa house Is complete that
coes not boast "den aud he follo,v-
ing description of beautiful u.om that
had BEEN htted up as sn Frvpflan
after d.nner deu" by clever woman
v nosc house Is a marvel o. taste ana
elegance may be 90 service 10 ofbsr
fousehoh chatelaines.
The setting for the ieu d, ,unsrn
ihere Is the plain green door eo,r-lp,
aud cos1iy oriental rugs the SIDE usi,,
or soft green velvet With hlsct pm
uan scroll tesign While ths esB'rv
AFTER eighteen sttempts. was done m
tne sFay grevn color u TIE Me a.
1'fuFf peing the conventional lonI.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
Recovered
ROW-BOat

County Recorder Sieemund has re-
covered the cedar row-boat that was
stolen from him early in December. 1t
was found in the possession Of parties
residing on the river west Of Cinema
wa where the craft had been left by
unknown persons. II is the opinion Of
Mr. Siegmund that the boat was un.
doubtedly stolen by lads who escaped
from the reform school about that
time It will be remembered that the
escaped charges afterwards robbed a
store ar Brooks. and MIR. Siegmund
thinks they siezed the boat and rowed
down the river 70 a point opposite the
scene of their operations. where they
abandoned ir.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

The wainscoting in diamond shaped
green. amber and cherry to represent
the serpent's scales is edged with 'otn'
blossoms and buds. and again with cai
touches finished IN ebony. M the 10.
of the side walls are hardwood square
for the portraits Of the three th'
ruuhs.
on every side are appropriate hn''h-
knacks. There l. an old tim" shiela oil.
set by swords. an Egyptian drum nho
violin. pictures Of bits of Cairo. books
eu the royal tombs and glittcring fans
,nco waved by some Egyptian beauty
Nm tine pharauhs' days ~ oriental splon.
dor
In the den itself Egyptian coffee and
ars are served on Egyptian dishes. the
after dinner beverage being sipp''
from spoons tipped with gold lotus
buds
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

Tho newest whim Of the hostess who
dotes on cNtrayaeant simplicity is 10
have her dinner table as plain and sim
pie as possiblc--u cloth of satin white.
ness, ferns instead of flowers, unshadcd
candles instead OF elaborate and petit.
coated electric lights or lamps. The
only bit OF preteuslon is the menu
noldcrr, which may serve as well FOR
th" name cards. This bit Of prettines-
is in the form of a procelan flower
tinted iu natural coloriugs At on,
place is put buttcrcup, at another
a poppy, az third a pausy etc. The
flowers make charming. decorative
garland around the snowy table.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
Tn. Power Of woman.

Art * Mt bottom only q creation "
the spectators Imagination. \ picture.
q strain of music. would be nothing
but color and noise We're not their cf
feet to stir our Imagination, which does
the rest. a ruin carefully restored and
therefore no longer appealing TO the
Imagination might as well not be. Wo.
man likewise would be but con-
course Of atoms unless 10y her initiative
genius and her power OF conveying i'm
prrssious She touched our Imagination
and suggested 10 Il the sense Of larger
lite Imagination is, so TO speak, a
pcptone, assisting the minds digestion
and fuwhcring the assimilation OF its
food Women minister to our imagina-
ton, assisting thus toward our diges-
ton of lIte.-Ia Clayicre in The Art
OF Life"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

hyr business sine was The member OF q
brilliant social SIT Zoo Milwaukee. She
preferred 90 do something worth while
and Is doing 20 surprisingly well. Her
work has won the approval of book
collectors. The first book she ever
made established her reputation and
gained her recognition.
Mrs Van Nechteu is the inventor of
practical system OF registration for
dockIe edged paper The task was long
ago given up as an almost impossible
one Her system has proved efficient,
and printers an over thc land are using
t.
The log cabin iu which she makes
the beautiful handmade hooks is A
handsome shop n is furnished
throughout m true log cabin style
There Is nothing Zoo % put there Tor
mere effect o. was built because II
WAS to be- the most practical Kind of a
building The cabin like all the ap-
ppInuu"ur~ ut the pr.utery, Is the re-
suit ~ Mn, Van Nerhtcu's own Idea.
She worked ont the plan aud turned
the first shoyelful uf earth when the
cornerstone WAS laid 10 is built ln the
form ~ Greek cross. and the dimen-
sious are Is by 3G feet. A beautiful
lawn surrounds o. dotted over with
old fashioned flower gardens aud show
iug everywhere evidences ~ the land
scapr gardeners craft
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
side ItEhtinE.

The apparent size u small. |IaW
ment may be considerably iurras," hl
removing the chandelier and .u'rsier
ing side lights. in narrow l-r''r
Tor example. a six ANN eia Td'.'r 80
IN its plaster medallion. tEv .rrsu-o
ment repeated perhaps il O. mirror over
the mlutplpipcc. adds very p'wp'in.'
10 the uarruwn,ss of the room. Take
# away. make the ceiling plain "".
you have gained am effect of Npar" that
cannot be- realized t.ll the experiment
is tried. Side lights are understood
now To be much more artistic iu light
ing in any but very large and lofty
apartments. as well as more convenient
A pair may be near the piano auofhcr
over q corner seat or against 20 buoh.
ease. and So ON. TO give the light where
specially needed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

WFWOI11S
sa aWs.|
AN ARTISTIC eooKMAKER.
Mrs.. Van vechten FOrSook soeietJ
FOR the workshop.

M. van vechten FOrsook society
FOR the workshop.
The most curious printing shop In
America Is IN an artistic log cabin ID
lhe woods near Wausau, Wis. and Il
turns out beautiful work. Mrs. p. o.
Van yechtcn ls az the head Of the es-
adjustment She has made a marked
success Of the mechanical as well aS
the artistic side Of the printing busl-
ness. She does the presswork on all the
fne books that are made at the log
cabin printery. trusting this part OF the
work 10 no one but herself, and her
work il in demand by the best book
publishers everywhere.
Mrs. Van Yechten Is not actually
compelled 10 earn money. She works
for the love Of the work. Her earnest
and continuous labor as a bookmaker
amounts 10 work Of art. Mrs Van
Vechten Is q college bred woman and
graduate from the Milwaukee DOuner
college. Up 10 the time OF establishing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Chester Lodge nephew Of III,
Massachusetts senator, was sentenced
at Milwaukee today to IS months is
the penitentiary
General Susi has arrived aHadHd
with the order that the Sultan b.Nd
responsible for the 0eA
Of the imperial army
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
WHY Women study law.

The study ot iHw is to @ woman o
means of culture linking 400 th, ,pe-
cul training uf Deer education and OK.
prr.'urr aud '"aghue gar to >co m,us.
py,ted aud beautiful relation and har.
mouy Zoo thr mu-J ai.ru phases OF mem
wl spiritual uud material I.fr
This understanding uuly comes after
Der course 300 l1w q, completed aud r.
seldom conscious REASON for under
taking Deer work However believe
Chat O. blind intuition 90, an rar> is al
thr back %. fhe Impul,. 90 Ep.V mris.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
To My
Many Friend,

want to announce that have az
my business, and take this wav }
thanking my friends for their lbs,l
patronage while have been in bp,
ness, and in helping me make a su.
cess Of my business.
Those who owe me will please n,
Immediately and settle their bills a,
also those who have bills against n
will please present them at the Miss.
Goodies millinery store, 300 Comns
cial street. J. F. GooDE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

Olive oil rubbed into the hair In
small quantities each day win often
stop dandrun or mixture composed
OF one part OF glyceru aud three ~
alcohol is simple remedy that will
often he found effective Soap aud
water seldom cure ease uf duudun
however often alVlI,J. u> llt ,osp has
a tendency 'o ug fur ru,Irlr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
DIED.

PALMER.-At the family resideht
near Sidney, Wednesday, January
1903 Mrs. j. Henry Palmer, aged
years, OF congestion OF the brain
Funeral services will be conducis
at the residence near Sidney at s:i
o'clock Friday morning and intermes
will be had in the l. o. o. F. cemeteg
in this city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

Spike Sullivan, the American pur1
ist and Trainer Harris were ARRESTED
in London today, charged with trylrr
TO pass a bogus clio note. They Vs,s
rcmanded for week and bail was h.
fused.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

An excellent substitute for beef tea.
according 90 vesearlaus may bee found
In stew of horiCot beans. pearl bar
ley rice, carrots, mruips and am onion
Strain on the duId ANA serve with
toast When cold. This broth forms a
jelly which is exceedingly uourishlug
u contains soluble starch albumon and
sugar aIl of which are easily taken up
by the system.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

lo revive hIsrh cloth ruh 70 with tl..
solution and 10 viii De- restored 90 ir,
"Il-iuaI AIa.kue>~. Boil together fn.
TWO hUv'N W'f q pound OF bruised
sails. on' pumd of logwood. "a quarter
or rouw of -reru NugoI and three
quart, Df water.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
BORN.

HOLMAN.-At the family home n
Front street, Thursday, January s.
1902. to Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Ho.
man, daughter, weighing eighI
pounds
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

Mrs. George Griswold, who b,
been very i'll the past few weeks
reported as improving. and the fan
ly hope that she will be able 70
about in a short time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
In Honor
Of jackson

With unfailing regularity. As.,.
Bush today hoisted the Stars :.
Stripes, in honor of Jackson ~,
Steiner, the State-street fish des,.
gave similar expression of his a.
ration for the Democrat, by station.
two flags at his place Of business
Henry A. Siegmund and jessie i,
Stewart. Of Klumb, this county toaI
received a marriage license m,
County Clerk Roland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

At mntheous street costumes an.
wo1n by guests. who remove tbsi,
wraps hut retain their hats. The
uo''ess' ~ course wears neither hat
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

NNra lAe lips are dry. huIe rlycsr.
= ".' r'Sr"ater may be applied =
NlH''.-e' tA.s tendency.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
NEW TODAY

For Rent Unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping. 3S7 High 81. l-S.8ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08

For Rent.--Large nicely furnished
rooms. Enquire at corner Of Court
and Liberty streets. Dr. Roland res,
ideuCe. 1.S.3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
Business
Mems
Lunch

Fintclass lunches served At the new
Noble lunch counter At an hours. day
o. night We Nin make a speclal
y Of sandwiches sausr kraut and
~ieuervurst clam chovder ana
IN fact an that SOes to make up ahrst
class lunch We desire to can e.
peeial attention to The business mems
iunoh TIA, viii be served daily nom II
a m until sRm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
A HoUsehold, eqoallY good
- -. -. $12.5O


There are a few others Boo the low
arm kinds at $500.
We also have tcW machine stand,
sood Cor ypevriters, al 500 each.
II your machine needs repairing
brng it down aud have Mr Barley
d 'horoughly experienced rcpaiman
n1 % tor yuu An work guaranteed
or no pay % you wish him 90 cau at
tho house phone no elcl Main
Needles and parts ior an machines
Hest needles e5c dozen. Why nav
mor' Finest machine oils ou tbe
market Nyes or Hovards Don't
buy poor on IL makes repair bills
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-08
90 state Street

Chicago. Jan. Wheat 55t5 "a
Tsc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-21
HOUSE..

The supplementary message of the
Governor was the first thing on the
program. After the reading of the
same MIR. Kaniho moved that II be re.
ferred to the Printing Committee for
translation and printing. Carried.
Notices Of Intention.
Mr.. Kumalae gave notice of his In.
tention to introduce an Act entitled
IAN Act to appropriate money for the
purpose of defraying the expenses OF
the Special Session of the Legislature
OF the Territory of Hawaii. from the
public treasury" Under suspension OF
rules, the bill was read first time by
title and passed.
Other notices of intention to intro.
duce bills were as follows:
BY Kumalae-
/. An Act to provide and regulate
the sending of worthy youths to the
mainland or abroad to be educated
2. An Act to prohibit the Board or
Boards of Health or health officer OF
officers from condemning any property
for destruction without ascertaining
the loss or losses thereof.
BY Vida-s
|. An Act to provide for and set
apart "A Home for Aged and INDECENT
citizens OF the Territory of Hawaii
the same to be established at the Ma
lihi DetenJion Camp, otherwise known
as the Waiakamilo Camp. situate al
Palama.kai in the District OF Homo
lulu. Island of Oahu, Territory of Ha
vail.
BY Kaniho-
/. An Act to provide for the use Of
the English or Hawaiian language in
the practice of the Circuit Courts o.
the Territory OF Hawaii.
2. An Act to repeal Sections 922
925. and the second paragraph of Sec
ton 92i, Part V, Chapter 50 of tn,
Penal Laws as compiled in 1897 relat
ing to vaccination.
3. An Act to amend Section SS7 o
the Civil Laws OF 1897.
4. An Act to abolish the poll tax o
! one dollar.
). An Act concerning attorneys.
BY Chillingworth-
, /. An Act concerning counties an
, the organization and government
thereof. and the management and COZ
. troll OF public works and institutions.
BY Kupihea-
. I. An Act to define a legal day
work, either mechanical or industrial
2. An Act to appropriate a fun
, for the purchasing of postage stamp
. for lepers of Kalaupapa, Kalawao, No
, lokai. and Kalihi station, Oahu.
3. An Act to amend Section 49,
Chapter VI OF the Penal Laws of 1888
relating to larceny.
Consideration OF the following res'
lutions by Mr.. Kupihea was deferre
=, until such time as the appropriate
bill should be considered.
/. BE II resolved that the sum of a
teen thousand dollars be inserted
, the appropriation or loan bill for g!
tending and widening Pua lane at X
palama from King street to the pr
posed School street extension In I'll
, District OF Honolulu, Island of Oah
2. Resolved that the sum of Sixt
Thousand dollars be inserted In III
appropriation or loan bill for extern
Ing and widening School street frol
Liliha street to Kamehameha Nv roa
| In the District of Honolulu. Island ,
l Oahu.
BY Kuamale-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-21
Important Bills introduced

time by title and referred to a special
committee consisting Of Cecil Brown.
II. p. BALDWIN, l.. l.. McCandless, ]. d.
Paris and l.. Nakapaahu.
The bill to repeal the Income Tax
Act was read second time by title
and referred to the printing commit.
tee. This was on suggestion by Sen.
ator Baldwin that as bills went to the
printing committee anyway, they
might as well go there at first and
that committee should then be re.
sponsible for the accuracy of the re.
production in print.
The bill to repeal the Bailiff Act was
read second time by title and re.
ferred to the Printing Committee.
At 2:45 the Senate adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-21
Phone Main 1876.
B, BERGERSEn,

The old Sewing Machine Agent, is still
in business at s42 BETHEL STREET,
HONOLULU.
Stock on Misunderstanding, Domestic
New Royal Servisee, New Home, and
Pan.Ameriean Hand Machine.
Call and see. Try and buy.