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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-05-26
Spring
FOR Men and Boys at---
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Most fashionable stripes, checks and mixtures; a
made with hand padded shoulders, hand made buttor
filled collars. We guarantee perfect fit we have
making such alteration as may be required.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SoTt, Die Ir lnmer Gekautt Hab1
ss. ss.ss d. 70. ZMNz&
S 6 nibeC
Aaerlei S%uterckantes aus a~lerlei @s>
biet-JIr Sehen etrss.

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b~ungsitIte na4 benz 9eDi9t.
Ser @efup, Staliens beriibmz
ter 8ultan, bat cine 9O6e BON 3948
SUB.
9ie 3uni<1Snbianer ftnb
bD9t fenttmentale 2eute unb 6eiratben
febr fribseittg. Wiu Elm Siinslins um
Elm Mdb4en freien, 10 ieBt er ii9 Dor
fie, bod ibr ben Riten sutpenbenb, bin
unb ntmmt fetn &opftu9 ab. G9lGst
tie bic 8eperbuns ab, 10 i9let9t fte
beimli4 bobon; tit ibr Der 5reier baz
sesen senebm, 10 fGbrt lie i6m BON
ridtDdrts per ianft NIT Der 9anb
bur9 bic 2oden.
5 Rei9 {
fino na9 einem 8eri9t bes 6eilisen
Spnoos i'm Sabre 1999-neuere Do
ten ltegen ni9t por-18,774 Yerfonen
CUR srie4ii9=ortboborsn Stride, Der
Staatsttr9e, ubersetreten, barunter
1O,16O Settirer, 1909 9eiben, 1885
aatboliten, 1779 2utberaner, 9O3 SUI
ben unb 565 Mobammebaner. Der
uebertStt bon Der Staatsfir6e gu
elmer anberen Relisipn lit berboten.
Der Marmorblpd fir bas
MpltfezS entmal in Berlin lit tiir5li9
aus Strol bort etnsetroffen. Ra9bem
bas ungetbiim on Srt unb SteIe BON
ITO auf etpas iber 500 Gentner re-
bu5trt porben mar, fonnte bic lleber>
fiibrung bonn Inbalter 8abnbof our
gilobauertpertitatt i'm Borort Jrie=
begau relatto lei4t erfolsen. Smmers
bin tuaren befonbere @~ortebrunser.
n0t6ig; Der Sransport sef9ab bur9
20 pferbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
glte Strabe uuS Ritolaitir6e.

Ilte Strabe uub Rifolaitir4e. q
'gosl unb Ieutlofter, bic in Solse bes
~3OiGbrtseu 8rieses 1618 Biz 1648)
an S9peben absetreten porben paren,
on Medlenburs fir 1,25O,OOO Rei9sz
tbalsr perpfGnbet. Na9 Iblauf BON
100 Sa6ren iolte bic i6pebii9e &rpne
bas Re4t baben, segen 3dbluns bes
pfanbf9tninss nit bret Yro5ent 3inz
ies5ins bas Yfanbobiett tpieber 5uriidz
sufprbern. Ser &Dnis iibertrug auf
ben !Sersos unb befen Na9fulser ale
9obeitsre9te iiber bieie 8eitBunsen,
tpte lie in benz Standardization Srie=
benstrattat bonn Sabre 1648 uuf bic
&rpne S9peben iibergegansen paren.
4usbriidlt9 tpurbe basesen benz Ser
sog unb ietnen Na9fplgern bas Re6t
e~ntsosen, ietnerietts bic Ridaabluns
bes gfanbeelbes gu forbern. 8ebeuz
tunssooa in benz umfansrei9en Sratz
tat tparen bic 8eitimmuneen, baB
ertens Bel einem itiui9peisenben tie
berseben bes @erfaltases bieies 100
iGbrtsen 8ertrases BON Setten S9pez
bens Der lestere tpeitere 100 Sabre 9elz
tuns baben 1onte, bab bic an bic 9rob=
bersOse bon Redlenburg S9perin
i%bertrasenen Sobeitsre9te an feline
brittle Ma9t abgetreten unb oab enolt9
Wismar peber befeittst mod iein So
fen gu einem R~riessbafen aussebaut
tperben birften. Dime btefen @ertrag
bdtte bas mG9tiee beutf9e Reia ben
Wtsmarer 9afen ii9 idon ldngft nusz
bar semadt. Serfelbe 1T elmer Der
beiten 2anbunssplGse an Der Office
unb eisnet fi9, pte taum Elm apeiter
beuti6er 9afen, fir &rtess5pede. Cine
Stunbe n0rbli9 bon 8ismar ltest bic
Sniel Yoel, bic als natiirlt9er S9uBz
tpau bent, 10 bab Der 9afen uno bic
Rbebe bon Wtsmar nur 9D9t felten
cine beftiser betpeste Waferfld4e barz
fteIen.
Wie faum anbers su ertparten mar,
bot neuli9 bic f9pebti4e Resierung
i'm 8eretn nit benz Yarlamente ben
gei9luB sefaBt, Wtsmar NIT ietnen
Sepenben5en fir Seutf9lanb fret gu
seben. 8ereits Dor Sa6ren mar bon
bober fdpebif9er Resierunssfeite Elm
9erai4t S4peoens auf Wismar in
Der @eife ansebeutet porben, bab man,
fubenb auf miinblide @erbanblunseu,
S9pebeu bus mpraltf4e Re4t ubz
ipra9, Wismar pteber auridperlunz
gen su fDnnen. Bel Der Sreisube Wis=
mars birften fir S9peben audi pratt
ttf9eg rpdsuns mitseiprpden baben.
3unG9ft bdtte bieies ni9t tpeniser als
los, 100000 Mart be5ablen miifen,
Inn ben fir S9peben ni9t nur ni4t
t%pertbpollen, fonbern i'm 9inblid uuf
bic RtpalttGt Rublanbs unter umitdn<
ben gefdbrlt4en geiiB Undergraduate
gen; ferner tpiirbe Seuti9lunb ME gus
seseben baben, bab auf beuti9em 3d.
ben pteber cine frembe Ma9t feften
SUB faBt.
Sie 9rinbuns @ismars, bas beute
ettpa 10000, fuft uusfdlieBli9 protez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Der Da9i-nben Bp6lbabenbeit ber
@tabt msbrten iid audi bic 8auten, bic
mod heute als itolse 3eusen elmer sez
tpaltieen 9ersansenbeit bus Iuse bes
8ef6auers entSiiden. 8emertenspertb
bon bteien Gebduben itnb Defenders Der
in Der spsitsn !SGlfte bes 16. Sabrz
bunberts aufsefibrte S%iritenbof, Die
Marten>, Nitolat= unb @eorsentir4e,
bos srobe Wafertbor am 9afen unb
Der am M~arttplase itebenDe, in Der
Jorm zines Yapiqpns errt9tete Waiz
fertburm. Dieter Sburm lit iiber unb
iiber nit Sni9rtften beoedt; er tpuroe
1902 sebaut, UNI bic Stabt nit benz in
bDlsernen GD6ren cine Stunbe melt
bergeletteten Quelpuier gu periorgen.
Ser itabtieitise 9iebel Des WahertbDrs
itammt aus benz Is. Sa6rbunbert.
Ser 5irftenbof, etn i'm Stile Der
italientideu 5riibrenatfance eritelter
bretitDdiger 8uu, in benz %segenpGrtis
bas 4mtsgeri9t ieinen StB bat, sez
mabnt in fetner 4nlase an cine Burg.
Die 3proer= unb bic Gidfrpnt 5inD
bon prd4tisen 5rieien per5iert. pilaz
iter unb &arpattben fafen bic 5eniter
bes 9auies Elm. Pra4tppu itnb uu4
bic gortale unb Sbiren bur4 Sta
tuetten persiert. Bel ben 8irden, bic
frIbsotbti4e @erte iinb, ntrteu In
ionberbeit Die sepaltisen Sr0Benperz
bGltnife. Ser pieredise, bon einem
Suttelbd4 ubsei4lofene S6urm Der
Warientir9e tit iber 263 SUB bod.
Sas Mttteli9tff bat cine 9etpDlbebObe
bon 1O7 SUB, pGbrenb bas S4iff Der
Nitolaittr4e, bic etnen Gbnli9en
S6urm beiiBt, iosar 120 SUB gez
pOlbeb0be ~aufpeift. Wertbpole Sill
selaltGre, bron5ene Grabplutten, &ron=
leu9ter, Wanbmalereten unb S4niBz
inert 5ieren bas Snnere Der 9ottesbGu=
Ter. gnttanben limb bteielben i'm. IA.
Sabrbunbert. Wismar bat aablst9e
Sabriten, BON feinem Safen tperben
bauptid9li9 9etreibe, Mebl unb Sal5
uusgefihrt.
Die Sniel poel btrst cine 4naubl
S0rfer. bic suiammen 22OO Ginpobz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Die jeBise Sunbamentirung bes 8aues
pirb erbebli4 breiter unb ioliber aus
gefI6rt, als es bic bes ebemalisen
Gampanile mar. Sn Der duberen &C.
italt ptrb Der neue gampantle benz
friberen slet9 iein. Die Qrbetten on
ben 9runbmauern perben unsefdbr Elm
Su6r in Qnipru9 nebmen. Sn peiz
teren bier Sa6ren tperben Sburm unb
2ossietta bolenbet fem, nit etnem
&oftenaufpanb bon unsefdbr 3,OOO,z
900 Sire ($564,0OO). Ste 2ettuns bes
8aues unteritebt benz ~erfabrenen 4r4iz
tetten 2uca 8eltramt.
8eltrami tit Matldnber bon 9eburt.
St lettete ais Resterunssbaumeifter
ptele Sabre btnbur9 bic Irbeiten our
gr9altung Der baterldnbtf9en 8auz
bentmdler. Sn Muilano ieste er bic
Reituuriruns bes alten S9lofes Der
Sforaa bur6, bas i4pn CUR Qbtru=
guns beitimmt mar unb nun als ftGbz
tif9es Muieum cine 3ierbe Der Stabt
lit. Inter Qnberem perbanft linn ou6
bic berrlt9e, pielbeiu9te Gertoia BON
Popta tire grbaltung uno BieOerler=
teauns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
@afertburm.
S~taunensnert9er 8emeis.
.-~--

Neres 3eusntB In GROCER Auantt:
tdt fommt fortwdbrenb berein unb En-
tldrt Or. &ins's SEEM 9tscouerp fur
Sdwinbiu6t, 9uiteu uub grfdltuns
als unuerslei9bar. Gin iansit uon
s. $. WcSarlanb, 8entorutlIe, 3d.,
seu,adte aeuBeruns btent als gei=
ipiel. ST idreibt: sd bate gron=
ditis bret'Sabre lang unb sebrau9te
bic sanse 3eit einen arst, obne etmas
babel gu sepinnen. Damn fling id
an, Or. &ins's Seem Discovery gu
nebmen, unb einise Slai@en bauou
beilten mid uonitinbis." gs If
slei@; pirtiam In Der 9eiluns uon
2unsen= unb 6alsleiben, S@winb=
iu9t, Yneumonia unb Suftuen3a.
@orantirt pom Npotbeter 50. s.
9ubn. Yrobeflai@en fret ; resuldre
@r6Be Scots unb $1.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Waterthor.
ftantif9e Gtntpobner bat, fGIt unses
fGbr in bic Mttte bes IL. Sabr1un>
berts. SIM Sabre 1929 erbtelt es
Stabtredt, 1901 tam Is an Medlen>
burg. Gs trat benz 9anfabunbe Bel,
unter beFen gIiebern Wismar etnes Der
md4tisiten unb ret4fen tuurbe. ueit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Wismar.
Gin 10Oiabriser Pa6tbertras uub
feline pulitiide Sebeutuns.

DorsdsIiMer Saten-Gnorme @eIoiumme-9ie
Srdnoaas &ismars ano Der Saniabuns.
pra@tooue Saatea-NeafIotter aas ole Sn.
Tel WeeI.
J Im 26. SUM- b. s. follte elm @ertras
ablaufen, ben Dor 100 Sabren &Onis
@uftap ". bon S9peben unb 9eraos
Griebri9 Grana L. bon Medlenbursz
6dperin abi9lofen. Sn bieiem @er>
trase tuurben bic alte Saniatabt Wtsz
mar nebft ben basu sebOriseu Memtern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
3app'S
Mnletbe Sanf.

uefli9 pom @ourtbauie, ct. @lsnb, Rinn.
;ablt 4 Yroaent Sntereieu anf 9elber, weI9s-
fir elm Sahr, unb 8 gro;eut, penn bieielben
fiir 6 Wonate beponirt ruerbeu. gerborstgelbs
auf @ranbei9entbum, weldes gu ieber Seit
fdutg ooer ni6t, eutueber gang ober tbeilpei,
fe, ie nod gelieben ;uriidbe3abl it uerben fanu.
gertauft @ehiel, GelSfeuouugeu lub Eniage.-
s9eiue pom nnb nod allen aanSern euro.
pas. anssiise aus ben gruubbi9ern (AhA,
f%frafts), goIhna9teu, Rauf= unb Sppotbssem
unb ionfise urtunben werben seiesIi9 aus.
aeferti9t unb b%eslaubiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

ner sdblen. Sur 3sit befinben iid auf
ppel Seifen= uno Sooafabriten, fopie
cine 9olapantoffelfabrit.
'Sn Neutloiter, bas runb 1000 GIN
tpobner ber3ei9net, purbe 1919 Elm
giitercienierz8lo tier begriinbet. bas
Bis gum Sabre 1866 i'm Srte perblieb.
Sn Reutloiter iinb elm 2ebrerieminar
unb cine glinbenanftalt untersebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
6 bamberlain's Golie Gbolera uni
9iarrhDe Nittel

mirb iberau ais bas Wtttel aner=
fannt, auf bas mar, fi9 INNER uerlaiz
fen fann unb bas ansenebm 81 neb=
men 1T. Sc 1T ausnabmsweiie merit
poI fur SommersO ur@faG Bet 6in=
bern, uub es lit 3weifelsobne bas
Mittel, I'm, bas 2eben elmer sroben
Nn;abl atnber iebes Sabr 81 retten.
gu faufer BET allen 9dnbtern tn Paz
tent ebi5ireu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
WirOeraufbau oes Gampanile.
7ie anIanaft erfoIste @runsteinIesuns un'
Die Soften oes gaueS.

Sn @eneots tpurbe u%nldnsit bic
9runb f%einleguns gum @ieberaufbau
bes i'm porigsn Sabre einseitirsten
ipeltberiibmteu gampanile poIsoeen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
THEORY WINS BUT
 IS DISQUALIFIED A Foul Claimed in SteepIe-
 chase at Latonia JOCKEY WILSON IS THROWN Falls in Path of Field, But Is Not Seri. ousIy InJured-Heavy Track Pre- vents Good Time at Oak
 land Park
JOCKEY WILSON IS THROWN

Cincinnati. November 25.-Theory, a : to 1 shot. won the steeplechase at La- tonia today, but was immediately disqual- fled Brazil on Balzac claimed a foul declaring that the rider on Theory delib- erately crowded him into the fence on the back stretch. Jockey II. Wilson's mount Beaucaire, fell in the first race throwing the boy In the path of the field He was stunned but soon recovered. The meeting closes tomorrow. Weather cold track slow.
 First race, mile and fifty yards-Treca- dero, 103 tB. A. Stin), Il to ,, won; Ole netz, 9S (J Hicks), P to l, second; Bar bara Freitchie, % (NicoD, to l. third Time, 146.
 Second race, seven furlnogs-Chlef Deputy, 1o3 q. Hicks), to 1, won; Bene- ficient, 1l2 CD. Austin). to 3. second Major T. J. Carson, 112 (Munroe). to 1, third. Time, 1:29a
 Third race. seven furlongs-Jugger, 109 (Mountaim. to 1, won; Pyrrho, 96 CD. Boland), 20 to l. second; Frank Nc. 103 (J. Hicks), to 1, third. Time, 1:2914.
 Fourth race, handicap, steeplechase. short course-Balzac, 125 (BraziD, , to 1, won; Volantine, 125 (Gaylor), to l. sec ond: Faraday. Jr.. 132 (Monahan), to 1, third. Time, 3.O41a.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Sjambock no tHodgson), ' to 2 won; Belle Toone, 105 (Pferrmann), 40 to l, second; Eccentric, 1lO CD. Austn), to 1, third. Time, :451a.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
At San Francisco,

San Francisco, Cal, Nov 25.-A heavy track again prevented good time and was largely responsible for the failure of favorites at Oakland today With the exception of two lightly played second brought home in a single race The han dicap at three-quarters of mile was won by Eva G at the good odds of to 1. Summary:
 First race, futurity course, purse-Sil- urian. 1O1 (Foley), -, won; Toto Gratia, 96 (iildebrand), to l, second; Croviya, 1Ol tKunz), to 1 third. Time, :1515.
 Second race, seveIs.. furlongs. selling So Smith, 94 (Hildebsand), to l, won; Avenger, 100 (Reed), to l. second: Charles Sehweizer 94 (Crosthwait), 60 to l. third. Time, 1:33.
 Third race, seven-eigntns mile, selling Loyal S, 107 a. PowelD, to 1, won; MT. Dingle, 94 q. Rooker). ' to g. second; Constellater, 94 (Kunz), to 1, third. Time. 1894
 Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile, handicap-Eva G, 105 (J Martini, 8 to i, won; Muresca, 93 CKnapp), to l. second; Captivate, 93 (ConnelD, to 1, third. Time, 1:1S.
 Nervator 101 Qarsen), 8 to l, won; Flor incl H.: 104 ReeD7 to 1, second; Berends, 103 (Adkins), to 1, third. Time, 1:14.
 Sixth race, One mile-Erne, 101 Gxnapp) to l, won; Billy Moore, 94 (Kunz). 10 to 1, second; c. B. Campbell 93 q. Booker), to l, third. Time, 147h
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
WANT REFORMS.
Association of Postoffice Clerks Sends
 Delegation to Washington.

Washington, November 25.-Frank T. Rogers, president, and John Canavan and Thomas M. Shanahan, committee of the National Association of Postal clerks, to . day presented to Postmaster General Payne and First Assistant Wynne recom- mendations for legislation in the interest of postoffice clerks They submitted the draft of proved bill for the classifica- ton of postoffice clerks in first and sec- ond class postoffices, providing for pro- motions based on seniority or services.
 The committee called attention to the in- equality of rates for bonding clerks, and objected to having the bond of one com pany arbitrarily apply to the whole term of service thus preventing clerks obtain ing the benefit of possible cheaper rates. The committee also recommended a bill for forty-eight hour week, instead of specified eight-hour day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

Pemba. to be used in maintaining the harbors at those places and in providing lights for them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
At Bennings.

Washington, November 25.-Only two horses faced the starter in the Vestal stake, which was little more than a walk over for Wild Thyme. the winner. There was no betting on the race. the favorite being quoted at l to 3O Track fast.
 First race. all ages, six and half fur longs-Robin Hood, 100 (Redfern) 3 to g. won; Judith Campbell, 104 c. Walsh) to ,, second; Masterman. 115 (Bullman) 15 to 1, third. Time, :22 3-5.
 Second race, maidens five furlongs- Gananogue, 1O5 (Redfern) to 1, won; Belle of Bell Meade. 105 GIT. Michaels) 1 to l. second; Belle of Wakefield. 105 GIL Callahan) F to l. third. Time. l :02 1-5.
 Third race mile and half-Wild Thyme, 1l6 CRedfernc 1 to %, won; Nancy D, Ill tBlake) 20 to l. second Time. 2:47.
 Fourth race six furlongs-Miss Melton, 99 Walsh) 12 to l. won; Colleen Bawn, 104 tBake) 20 to l, second; The Bowery, 107 (Hoar) 15 to 1, third. Time, 116.
 Fifth race, mile-Buttons 100 tRedfern) to won; Norbury. 100 (OlandD to l. second; Toscan 100 (RomanellD 4 to l. third. Time, 1:42 3-5
 Sixth race, maiden 3-year-olds, mile and eighth-Heir Apparent, 95 (W. Miller) 10 to l, won; King B, no Fuller) even. sec- ond: Mollie Monopole, 10S CBoissen) loo to l. third Time, 2:01.
 Seventh race, seven furlongs-Court Maid 105 (E. Walsh) to l. won: The Guardsman. no (RomanellD F to 1, sec ond: Cottage Maid. 105 (O'Brien) to 1, third Time. :29 1-5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
SHOOTING CONTEST.
No More Turkeys, Too Many Cracl
 Shots In the City to Admit of It.

The contest tomorrow night between the Nineteenth street shooting gallery team and the Athletic club team at the former place will be the best of the series The former team has challenged the lat ter to stand clear of all props and to use an open sight. The latter will prob ably accept and this will give the Nine teenth street crowd a better chance.
 The Nineteenth street team has been de- feated twice, but they hope to turn tlfe tables this time The team will probably be taken from the following: Policeman Todd, Wideman Flynn, Summers. Pope, Hood and B. F. Murphy. The gallery has discontinued giving a turkey away for a bell on target No. l, as there were too many good shots in the city. Forty or more turkeys have been won in the last day or two.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
BURNETT HOPES
 TO PASS HIS BILL
ALABAMA CONGRESSMAN WORK ING TO HAVE PUBLIC LAND TURNED OVER TO SCHOOLS OF STATE.

Washington, November 25.-(Special.)- Representative Burnett of Alabama left for his home in Gadsden tonight. It is understood here that MT. Burnett will be assigned to his old committee on public lands, on which he will be able to urge, with some likelihood of success, the bill turning over the 9O,000 acres of mineral lands of the state to the public schools.
 Representative Clayton has already in troduced this bill and MT. Burnett be- lieves 1t will become law during this con- gress. The bill, which gives in excess of one million dollars to the public schools, was favorably reported during the last congress, but owing to the opposition of Speaker Henderson did not get before the house. The expectancy is that Speaker Cannon will allow time for the considera- tion of the measure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
INDIANS EXCITED.
Teacher Is Removed in Order to Pre-.
 vent Trouble.

Washington, November 25.-In accord ance with the request of Superintendent Johnson of the Jicarille Apache Indian school in New Mexico, the commissioner of Indian affairs has ordered the trans fer of Industrial Teacher Phillip H. Sayles from that institution to the Grand Junction, Colorado, Indian school to pacify the excited Indians who threaten trouble over the accidental death of two pupils.
 The superintendent wired to day that the transfer was necessary to quell the excitement of the Indians, and it would have good results upon the council to be held Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Will Recommend Remission.

Washington, November 25.-The ques- ton of the disposition to be made of the cruisers Cleveland and Denver. which. af- ter being given trial trips. were found lacking in contract speed. has been un- der consideration for some time by Sec retary Moody. who has decided to recom- mend to congress at the regular session remission of the penalties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Erwin Dismissed.

San Francisco, November 25.-Former Postoffice Inspector James F. Erwin, who was indicted in Washington, D. C., for alleged complicity in postal frauds with G. w. Beavers and August Machen, was today discharged from custody by United States Commissioner Peacock, on the ground that there was not sufficient evidence to warrant his extradition to Washington for trial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
The StOrB Closes at
 Noon Today.
THANKSGIVING
 DHY.
MYTH it's time honored " customs-world wide
 traditiOns-DromDted

w customs-world wide
 traditions-prompted by the same spirit that ani- mated our forefathers-be- ing the day set aside upon which to give thanks, will never loose its hold upon the American people. We are doubley thankful of that fact tor we ourselves wish to give thanks to the people of Birm- ingham and district our heartfelt thanks for their liberal support and patron, age accorded B1ach's during the year 1903 now nearly past-rounding out one of the most successful years in Blach's business career.
 Blach's have "one ideal principal of store keeping" there's hardly a day goes by that we do not have an op- portunity to buy question: able merchandise at very ad-y vantageous prices. But Blach's equality stamp Fair and Square has a reputation at stake-we cannot and will not pull down the "sub-struc- ture," of dependable mer- chandise, cash buying and cash selling, of vast benefit to you, upon which this store with your appreciation and patronage, has built and prospered for nearly a quart CT of a century. Since the very inception of Blach's there mas been barrier raised against trashy mer- chandise, and time will never change this one ideal princi- pal of store keeping. We want to merit your patronage at all times, solely because of the recognized superiority of Blach's dependable mer- chandise, and experience has taught us that discriminat- ing buyers are not tempted by price competition, where quality is lacking" Years ago we laid down a funda- mental mercantile principle and we've since lived up to it, too-and that is quality considered Blach's prices at all times shall be absolutely the lowest quoted" You have found out the advant- age of trading at a store whose fixed tenants make it a safe place to shop, and the fact that "Blach's advertise facts" has given a maxim to all Birmingham What you buy at Blach's you can de- pend upon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26

A strictly high-class institute for the scientific treatment of all Chronic. Nerv- ous Blood, Skin. Rectal. Female ana Genito- Urinary diseases, Deformities. Tu- mors. Stiff Joints. Cancer. Lupus. Malig- nant Ulcers. Rheumatism. Tuberculosis and Consumption.
 Hemcrrhoids, varicocele, Hernia ana tenereaI diseases of every name, na- ture, form and charscte. are also treated, and legal guaran-
 tee of cure will be given
 in every ease.
 Oar equipment, consisting of weIl-ytock,, cd prescription department, x-Ray. vio-. let Ray. Static and Gaivano- Faradic ap. paratus, Super-Heated Air, Arc Light Cabinet, Eureka Nebulizer and ODcns Inhalation for nose, throat and lungs. and . thoroughly equipped Surgical Depart ment. modern and up-to-date in every par- ticular. give us a prestige over all com petitors in Alabama in our special Itns e6 practice.
 coRREsPoNDENcE INVITED. , Consultation and examination free
 Terms liberal and condolences held hs- viola4a Ofnce hours 8 a. m to R n Sundays, 2 a. m to D. m- A FEW OF MANY ENDORSEMENT
 FROM THE PRESS. ! fhe Birmingham Ledger: Ora Doz1eg A On gre without doubt the best knCwu specSnuuks in the south. and their fzDo 1a due entirely to their great skill
 The Birmingham News: Both DEx O. II. and Byron Dozier are reliable and eE- pex1eneed physicians and surgeons who dessxve tho great success which has been and B thefrA
 Aee-Herah: Dr. Dosiers hong ssxnd- fmg and zpproved abilities errtftIe hin to ,ths prcwd distinction of standing at - hnnA of htn profession
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Permit Issued.

Washington, November 25.-The Dis trict of Columbia authorities to day issued the building permit for the new s5. 100000 Union railway station in this city. The station will embrace nine blocks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
Treaty Ratified.

Washington, November 25.-The senate today ratified the treaty between the United States and Great Britain, the lat ter acting as the representative of the Sultan of Zanzibar, permitting Inc impo- sition of a slight tax upon American yes sells entering the harbor of Zanzibar and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-26
ANNOUNCE ME N IS.
For Bnard of Revenue.

TUT 6TdTu UI hCVcnuCs The Age-Herald Is authorized to an nounce John T. Reed as a candidate for board of revenue subject to action of democratic primary.
 I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the Board of Revenue. subject to the action of the Democratic party J. K. P. LAIRD. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Board of Revenue. subject to the tktion of the democratic primary
 D. A. HELMlCH.