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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05
Spoiclsoaasbogen.

Sra gsbtnarsoue til Geceinber ben fiofte
Saperc eif. fer on feb bet oioite.
Ianae nreo ON meo TONNE 9nrier.
Msanee breo ON uoeH Citizens Inier.
Mdnge bet bnurIise SeIfab feaer:
SdarIile Senuer 90 Sadrliae Sseer.
(Serfor "ia mia, bpao Selfab hu bar,
eau ifnI leo fiee oie. bouo on or for en- aar".)
Slp aigt SeIiinb % bib mere fIoe,
ga brug ~frenrfor ale SseerneS sce.
Npeu 1Guiere, Sietere % bar os gipet
Nlunst tanietiuet aoru, mansen Sisoom for
2ioct.
On SomIing at innsurne Tanier % epros
Sir "Geeorabsgcfteu~S "SeSfelsoaasboe".
"a Ne ei, at 5anierne ere for tIiree
yor qarrIe Soil 90 od iiPr fr be urse:
9tei, pren : % Ism 90 fnurt bItpcr oct @nrrmen
aisb Soften" fin 300 Isft % eIGo cher
fammen.
On SueIen ei trsbeS' al fpiIe fin SiHee.
"a ulorig ban I9rte mob Sfp fa az fotnae;
Spc Itaois pan neoerite 1rinuei ftaar title,
81 IGrfe at ltiae 90 biee 90 bile.
CAB Sloemrno % 2Rrere fsrft itiee op.
81 IInI Iefte bort Sell. blot oi Isfte | Slot.
=. u. Su, Cftranoer, geiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

gngaaenoc RnsIauSs fonnereielle
Stiaing er Oct panifeligt al iaa lroget
paalioeIigt at pioe. gn aiebfnnno
ira ct. g~eterSburg, buiS )tapn eaerS
life opaipeS, hor nplig uotalt Ita ON
Saocn Ill en- ReprGicntant Tor aSari'
ierblnoet "rSournal", og otter broo
ban flyer, or Der / oct minolte nc1le
iaa SnOuitrier, iom tilipnelaoenoe
bar beitet 6orocl al oen mlpprenoe
arig. 9ette giGlocr iirr Sfcfo6ri'
fotion iamt 6dbrifation al parntcre
&lGoeparer % firuraiife Snitri:men.
Ter. 9e minore S~anolenoe e. Scr
imoo p0erit Oaarlig llilet oa heres
5orretning Tor iterite Gelen par baIc.
ret paa arebiten, iom nj er BELT op
bert. 6orbanolcre al Si~lrnSortifIer
or life bebre farne. Tormienoe 81.
~ticerer, ser bar prret 0eres &lmoer,
CT reiit til neutrality-suspicious. % Gel.
If~abeligbeoen bIauot De beore ltiaeoe
&laSier er iuoltillet iaagootiom ooer'
uIt. Sra pripnte &iloer er DER til ga.
ris foumet Weobelelier al en- enomi
~triitere Atatllr ON 5orretningStilItan.
bene / G5drenS Hige. 0e gaar / Sort.
beo no pan, al Sslgerue al arigen al.
Iercoe isleS pocrit trpffenbe oper belle
Riget, % at Der er alporlig 6nre ior
en- niotrGffcuOc efonomiif Strife. Gu
engelif aorreiponoent fortpler, at
ielp 6ranifm91Oeue, iom bar iorisgt
at bolbe Saabet ON HuSlonoS efouo.
MITE StabiIitet oppe / oct IGraIte, M
begplt0er at tabe Sroeu paa, at
G5arriaet oil tnale DC itpre Spoirel.
Ter, iom ben mrpGrcnoe aggreSiionSs
politif meoierer, % icIo ON oct gaar
ieierrigt no al Sampeu, finder man
oct rimeligt, at Der bill bcngoo ell me.
get lang SiO, inbeu oct fan iorpinOe
5eIgerne al oen foitbarc arig nteo Sa.
pan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

al bets SolSater. Iien oen nmerifan.
tie @eiienOe fer innr nlligeuel bper
Gag % Zine IiOe for, bpao bet meset
opifrpete Vrien. iom falces ben aire-
rifanife Soloat, bar ipoIeret peo i'm
uforifammeoe Cpipriel!
Ger,er itor Grang til ct soot omeri.
fanif Sotel | Sapana; bet uiloe / fire
Manneoer al slnret bare fulot al auie.
rifanifc Suriiter % piioe ttoen Soi.
belle Iaret riinbt pare Ell lsniom nj.
frre. Hu maa man 6etale oprt for
ilet aonriort, ifjsnt oct | aae Sen.
ieeiioer fan merfes itor 6rcmgana,
iioen Spanien naatte ilippe lit iaIte
Sag ON Cuba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05
Waroffos Sultan.

MnIai CT Napnet pna Maroffos MI.
pGrenoe Siiltan, % en- engellt Norre'
iponoent beifriper BAN | oisie Gage
San CT ingenlunoe blobteritig, men
tpertimoo Ell gooslig 5pr. log lte'
Der ban iine mairiife llnberiaatter
pno iaa mango @anoer, at europGilte
Srrooaonere / Hiaet fiilot og fat tror,
at De mart bill gjsre HepoIution. Com
ianatiife Mubdmmeoanere feler Raus
rerne sfifp for bans 2pit til at leoe
% bare iig paa eitrop1iif sis, %
bans europGiife unoersipne gisr 9ar
al BAN, iorSi ban blot paa barnag.
tig Iaaoe efteraber Gipiliiationens
Iaarifdbcr. Som "aeiier" ifaI bar
naturlignis bn en- arme; men bal
oriper oct life pioere emo fill Ell Sfln
San nbifriper Hcgiment eiter @egir
ment, imifprmerer Dem og lnoer britt.
lfe Sificerer in6erereere Dem; men
belle armeen bIiper DOG bare iamnen,
lfrabet Yaf, iom mac ienoes bort oa
ban iGlger Sa oeres Seite og llniior.
mel for at iaa Genge til fine noras-
tige 2~ibbaberier. glt nppiie nogIe al
eisle bill bore nof til at farafteriiere
DC eurige. San bar anifafiet ia 20
Nittomobiler; men Ser finoes / belle
Wdroffo fife en- 8ei, boor man fan
BRUCE en- gicnfle, emo iiee Ell 9lirtomo.
bill. vi gicpfler bar ban ct belt Sp.
lag. On Eel al Dem err al alumin;
men paa De elenoige @eie goar De
itpffer, JON DC por gicrte al 9apir.
San er iaare glno / at fptoarafere
o9 bar Ifafiet iig apparatcr, iom fin.
ncr al @ulo % 9iamonter; NJ bun
tager neppe lire "Snapibots" ON
Naaneoen. Sra europa fonmer DER
ltaoig aasier fuIoe al garuncit
Sfrap, Ion ban bar fisbt. San er
ION ct gnrn, og ban glGoer ia i
gantnleIt Sitter iom / 9cgetsi.
Wonoen er life uoen 3qnnelic. Z
europa lGrte ban / i'm Sio at iptte
Tris pno Gioiliiotionens Sober; men
ban er ingcn Wouo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

Senatur anntc &eliun er, iom be.
fIenot, en- al DEM Der tror, at 5i0en
III mart burse ppre iuOe ior en- rhine.
liz @@nOring al Soriiilopen. San
r~eprGienterer for iaupiot Ben alt oper.
ueienoe Spiamiug bIanot 6cpubli.
fdnerne / Seititaterne mco 0enipn til
IoloipsrgsmoaIct. Som Mc0lem al
ben Subfomite al u WauO, iom lit
| Cporog at g%ielnemgaa Oct llofuIt
til 8latiorm, iom oar blet Dem lore.
lagt til 8iennemqnaeIie peo Gatto.
nalfonDentionen / Chicago, ~iprcTloa
Senatoren feIgen0e llotaleIie arrgaa.
eu0e SarifieH: Decentralization
ber alto bare itor not til at outfe
6oritjeueu mellcm EroouftionSom.
toItnIngerne her % / llolauoet. "
9ette bar 10 en- Grei % beitemt llN.
tGleIic, iuo Iongt Den RAT; men Den
tilireOsitileoe life Oct mere u0prp,
eeoe &eifpttcIieaeIemcut pao aomi.
teen, % ReIiOns 6oriIug ioreIoQe&
6erfor pn0rct OcrbcrL at Oct tom til
at itoo, at "@CifuttcIic2toIoen Dor
min0t DGre iuu itor" .. /. b. !
6cnne Form bIcu GoriloQet ucotQlct.
9enne 6oroHoriug iolot life i Scno.
Tor 9teIious Smug, men han afccpte.
rer Oeu Dog, ioct ban Tiger, at icIp
iom Sagernc MI itaar, bar &rpii0eu.
ten % &~ougresicn al eniteliQ 2ln.
Ieonius til at tugC lat pao loIorc.
Diitou. naar BE iin0er Ct iaa6ant
Sfriot poufrpuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

Gn ellcr anScu, ION tiIbstrr en-
9ebatforeuiul bpor malt orelter
SpsrgsmoaIet ON, bppr Oct er Ioroel'
oqtiait at lepe enten paa Sanoet %
/ Smaobuerne eler / DC ltore Spcr
oisr mauife bel | at eriuNrc, at nteo
lluotuaelie al Sbeooore &ooieoelt bar
ole pore 8~rpiiOcHter io~retrlttct al
fomule til 8erOen en- Smaabp caer !
ct 6armeriettlemcnt, 8aibin9ton,
Seiierion, Niooiion ", s. Snrriipn
Ronroe % SpIcr bIep ollie isote /
Smaabpcr / @irginia. Sadion iaa
ferit Gagens 2pS / ct afiiOeS Settle.
meilt paa @rGuien mellem Spos %
Roro Carolina. Sobu IOamS og
ssobn Guincp Iooms blep besge ieot
/ Gltiucp, MaSiahuiettS; Grants
Ssbebp bar Ioiut 8Ieaiant. Ohio;
@ariieloS Siram, Ohio; SarriionS
Rortb Bend, Ohio; SapeS' 0eIumare,
Ohio; Mc8inlens Stiles, Chic, YoIf
bIep fsbt peo 8iueoiae ct Excitement
/ g. Carolina; 2ineoln fom til Ser.
beu pnu Ell 6orm / aeuhidn; Gen.
SapIor / ct Excitement / @%irginiu;
SranfIin gierce fsoteS / SiaSboro,
Mois., Sames gudanen / Cope Gap,
8a.; An0reD SSobuion / &aleigb u.
g., @tortin San 9ltren / ainoerboof,
q. g.; Siamore / Gunner Siu, g.
D.; Irtbur / 5airficIb, germont;
Slepeloto ! Golomeq. u. Z. Rooie.
belts 5eoebp er Nep gprf Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

SODen trGUcr, at Ser peS SIutnin.
gen al bOer 8ougre9ieaiion ifaI Of.
fentli9gisre5 SpgnOer oUer De lore.
tagne Sepilaninger, me Gm6e0er ser
er ~opretteoe, % m0et IiguenSe, iom
er fleet, mems aon9reSien Dor lam.
let. 6or be 10 fsrite SeSTouer al
ben 5Soe Songres er nDIig iaaOamc
SPguper bIepne ~uSienote, % Sc,
fremgnar at oisie at 9epilaniugerne
ioIt belsg fig til $7s1172,375. Ser
bIeO beOiIset $77,07O,30 til Spren,
$97, sos, 140 til SIaaoen, $f3S, 800.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05
Gubanere 90
Qmerifanere.
(Gfter ella 8beeler @ilcor.)

It ameritonerre er lipopulpre pau
Cuba er life oanlteligt at merle. Wall
ton le oct, bere Oct % isle Oct oagIig
/ Soteller, Sutifer % paa andre Of.
lentli9e Steocr. so mere oannet %
fliltiueret G%ubaneren er, 10 mere rar-
flneret % tilllgret fan ban lGgge JIM
Soragt for Tagen; 10 mere upiocnDe
ban er 10 mere enOeirem % irit 9iuer
ban jim WoopiIie t~ilfienbe. Sna Of.
ientIige Steoer %betragter 9ubanerelt
Den amerifanife apinoe meN ct pitt
irrft, troOiigt 9lif; ben rltbanifc
auiubeS llotrpf er fritiif % ofte for.
a5teligt, % 9ernene paa @aoen or
life iiGlOen ligcirem ubebagelige. s
Soteler % 9utifer er 9%etientenes %
SirnttionprerneS Sptrpoeu o~perior
gmerifancrne prGget al en- bis 9teo.
la0eube0, JON er baaro at beie o.
umuIig al ~tilbageUiie, iaa meget mere
iom life en- al ii SnOfsote ioritnar ct
Gro gngeIif.
. ct Sotcl, iom belle &interen bar
uGret iuIOt al gmerifanere, timber ieg
life en- ereite Spparter, JON peo buaO
Oroet Grange glpellim betpoer, o.
life Ell encite aommertiener (Oer err
uemIig ingen aammerpi9er), ion for.
itoar &c ertgelife Orb "9atb" oa
"Samorp". Suer Sang Der er Srus
ior oiSie SrO, uloa ser benpttes Golf.
) 9utiferne er set Iiaeban. S Noo.
iGtniug til 6ranifnTuoene ipneS
Sp~auiolerne cIler Gubauerne life at
uGre iitan0 til at u0tHOe Safer %
@eitifulatiouer. San er abiolut noe
al StanO til at be9ribe ems Wierina,
buiS man life fan gisre Reoe for Jig
paa grci Spauif.
TN SCrre. iom taller Ter Sprog fly.
Oenbc, i~ortaItc mig npIiB, at han bar
aI0eIes iortuilet ppcr, booroan ban
ituloe iaa tlaret Sc Sorretuiuger, iom
baoNe bragt BAN til Sapana ira Gu.
ropa. Get er %neOpeu0igt for mig at
beiege mango Steber "a inaffe meO
mango GorrctniugsfoIf," iuaoe bar
"nIen u0en llnotogelie moa je9 IN til
Ell Colts 9iltanb. Sum p0erit iiGt.
bent iinoer icS ct Establishment, bpor
De ioritoor noget anOet Sprog emo
Spnnif."
Set or mig i~ortaIt, at Imerifaner'
mes llpopuIaritet ior en- Itor Eel ifpI.
0eS DC amerifonife SoIoaterS Spisr.
ieI / 6Cn SiO, Sc Tar i~tutioneret paa
Cuba eiter Spanifefrigcn. SGrIig
gioroe Ell Battalion, ~iammeniat al al.
ifenS Yaf % llOiflN, Jig mmuilis;
SiSie "9Ioatrsicr~ fornrrmeSc cuban.
ite &piuoer, % / i'm iuloitPnNiae
WangcI pdn @eapb ON set ienne.
Ii9e % nnitGuoise optraaote oe iaa
raat o. ubspiif operior Sorserue, at
set HSllbtrot, JON SaparaS @eioIfuine
berpeo iii al gmrrifonerueS anrafter
% Maabe at opisrr il gpad, bill Oct Ia.
ae mere END ct ScceuRIIm ar iaa no
~ilettet, RahurligoiS err oct IIie. at 10
mere intelligent % oauuet Gubauerea
er, 10 beore Soritaaelie bar ban al 81.
tuatiouen. Sea bar truifet nosle iaa
Sauanniolf, Jon titiuIOe iorItaar Den
acknowledgement, 9uba itaar | til
amerita, o. iom i~oritaar boor uret.
fGroist BET er al 0suune ct belt Saro
eiter ct &esinleut eaer en- SataLio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

Sur at fprcbDsge MiSforitaoclie
meoSeIcs, at So9onmeloelierne / ITO.
ite 9trmer al "Soiten" (8. populeS
efterlabtc Sfriitrr IN. NO. bar ino.
fenot til 9laoet. Seo en- 6orism.
ruelie ira ReSoftionens Si0e bIcp
bette life oplpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05
Strcug Gramcu.

Strcns Grameu, - Nj % unae
9tGno, Tom bapoe uuoertaitet ia Sen
gromeu ior at optageS peo
SisfriaSifoIen / annapolis, bar nm
II beIoige | Den &esemSprsoe, iom
fcn0t Stco Den 29O2 sunni. Genne
&rsue er MI u~aImmOcIig itreng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-05

Sc ubfumne giummere AZ "Seo
9;rneu" iau erIoloeS iCr 25c
ertra.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
POOL ROOM CASES.
Justice Wyatt Conducts John Doe"
 Proceedings In New York.

New York May 24.-,Tustiee Wyatt conducted John Doe" proceedings in the investigation into the conduct of pool rooms in this city today Among those subpoenaed to appear in the proceed ings' were w. J Dealy and David B. Mitchell of the Western Union Telegraph company, and several men whose names are unknown, who were arrested in a raid in an alleged pool room in Forty-sec- ond street. Former Assistant District Attorney Ungers appeared for the wit nesses and protested against the proceed ings which he termed as irregular"
 The examination of the witnesses was conducted in secret All the prisoners arrested in last nights raid on down town pool rooms. were discharged when arraigned in court today, Assistant Dis triet Attorney Lord saying in each case that there was not sufficient evidence against them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
JASPER WILL Go AFTER THE COLLEGE
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE BY PROMINENT MEN TO RAISE THE s25.Ooo NECESSARY TO SECURE THE SCHOOL.

Jasper, May 4- 4-(special)-Jasper has entered the contest for the location of the Alabama Synodical college. and an effort will be made to have the Presby tet1an Synod consider a proposition to this end Dr. N. r. McIlwaine one of the board of trustees, having in charge the location of the school was in Jasper Sunday and Monday, and on Sunday Ge livered two addresses on the subject of morning teing 10 the members of the local Presbyterian church. and in the evening to the public. The evening meet- Ing was held at the Baptist church and a;1arge audience was present which mani- Tested much interest in the discussion.
 The movement to have the scnool To- cafed here is being discussed by a large number of Jasper's most prominent citi- Rens. It is believed that the $25,OOOOO re- citfred can be ...sed, provided confidence in the propositions being considered by the Synod. can be inspired
 In addition to the cash subscription of $2i000 0O a proposition to offer the school one or two thousand acres of coal lands is being discussed, the value of which would exceed the cash subscription.
 A committee of Jasper's business men escorted pr. McIlwaine around the city Monday morning, and he seemed to be we'll pleased with Jasper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
Charged With Killing Marshal.

Huntsville, May .-(Special) 1.-The trial of Snug Huffman, the alleged murderer of Deputy Marshall Holsonbaek, has be- gun in the United States court and will probably continue two or three days. The evidence for the prosecution shows that Huffman approached Holsonback after he had arrested J. II. Moore for illicit distill- ing and opened fire on him with shot gum the contents ct one barrel entering the deputys abdomen. Holsonback died in half an hour. The shooting was wit ressed by several parties. The crime vas committed on January H. 1902.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25

ionable cut, and from ais ac cent rronaoly a college bred man. nh9 sped through the buildings pushing nis wife m q roller chair. His mind was filled .1ith tut one idea-the fact that the chair was cost ing a rental of 40 cents an hour. l heard only ms comment as he passed aleng the isle in front of Villea, anite carry in the morning, before Tho crowd had gathered. His long strides carried him out of ear-shot in a moment.
 Big coal man, said fe. Guess 1t comes from Alabama.
 The last shrewd observaticn was evil dently induced by his eye lighting en Q sign in large letters
 One must go according to his lights Some will see and learn. some will nai. The best advice that I know [ for he sight-seer is this: Get on y9ur oxposi- tion. legs and be cheerful
 J. A. MACKNIGHT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
Invitations to Commencement.

Huntsville. May 4-CSpeeial)-Pre William H. couneil of the Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes has issued invitations to the twenty-eighth annual commence of his institution at Nolma The exercises will be unusually Interesting. the programme being as fol- lows:
 Thursday, May 26 annual musical
 Friday. May 2, address to literary so- eieties. by II. V. Cashin.
 Sunday, May 2S, baccalaureate sermon ty Bishop Tybee, sermon tefore religious societies by Rev. $. E. Grggs.
 Monday, May 30. graduating exercises Of literary department and annual ad- dress by Hon. A. H. Pettibone.
 Tuesday, May 31. graduating exercises industrial department, free barbecue and speech by J. T. Settle.
 The number sof. graduates from all de- partments of the institution is l2G.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
YOUNG MAN DISAPPEARS.
Student of AshevilIe School Cannot Be
 Located.

Asheville, N. C., May 24.-Mars F. Wag- ner, Jr. of Cleveland. O.. a student at the Ashevile school, has disappeared and no member of the faculty. the student body or his family know of his where abouts. He left the dormitory twelve days ago. Detectives have been employed on the case in an attempt to locate the young man.
 There are numerous stories in circula- tion about the boys disappearance, but the facts as near as they can be ascer- tained, are that rather than submit to a reprimand for breaking college rule, he left the institution. Prof. Newton Man derson of the school refuses to discuss the matter. but admits that the young man left without informing the faculty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
BISHOP REckwlTH TO SPEAK.
Will Preach Commencement Sermon
 of State Normal at Florence.

Florence, May 24 Cspeoial)-The thir- ty-first commencement exercises of the State Normal college will be held next week. commencing Sunday and closing Wednesday, June 10.
 The commencement sermon will be de- livered by Rt. Rev. Bishop C. M Beck with. bishop of Alabama. Sunday May 29, at 10:3O o'clock. Monday, May 30, at To a. m. the joint debate between the Dialectieal and LeFayette societies will be held. The graduating exercises will occupy Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning, June 1, Dr. Wieiliffe Rose of the University of Tennessee will deliver the annual address
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
WILL RESIST REMOVAL.
Armenians Are to Be Removed From
 Mountainous Districts.

Paris, May 24-A despatch to the Temps from Constantinople says that under the pretext of putting stop to the incur sions of mountainous Armenian bands in villages of the Sassiun district the Ot- toman government has decided to execute systematically a plan for removing the people from the mountains and establish ing them in the valleys.
 The Armenians. it is added, will resist their removal, knowing that the change will place them completely at the mercy of the Kurds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.
R. Y. Rains and Daughter Thrown
 From Buggy.

Albertvlle, May 24.-(special)-sunda as R. Y. Rains and daughter Miss Min Tie Rains, were coming from their codD- try home into town and were crossing Short creek the horse they were driving became frightened and backed off the tridge.
 Both Mir. Rains and his daughter were thrown cut and the horse and buggy fell on Mr. Rains. injuring him severely. Miss Rains escaped unhurt.
 Assistance was near at hand and the unfortunate man was carried to his home and medical aid summoned.
 He is resting as well as possible under the circumstances and it is thought now that he will recover.
 The farmers of Albertville and vicinity met here last Saturday and organized a farmers club.
 J. ". Murray was elected President
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
Fell overheard From Cruiser,

Newport News, Va, May 24,-While
 Heinrich Klemm of the crew of the Ger man cruiser Vineta was moving about the main deck of the warship last night he was seen to suddenly plunge over board as if he had stumbled and lost his balance. officers of the cruiser today came ashore and requested Chief of Po- lice Johnson to assist them in making a search for the body. They are conf- dent that the fall was due to an accident and not suicide.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
COMMENCEMENT AT TALLADEeA,
Rev. Francis Tappey Will Preach the
 BaccaIaureate.

Talladega. May 24-(special) )-The commencement exercises of the Alabama Synodical College for Women, at Talia- dega, Ala, will take Isace May 20, to June 1.
 Rev. Francis Tappey of Huntsville will Treach the Raccalaureate sermon. Hon. J. w. Vandiver, mayor of Talladega, will address the Literary Society, and Rev R. c. Gilmore of Bessemer will address the graduating class.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
and F. L. Stephenson secretary of the

and F. l.. Stephenson secretary of the club.
 The following committee was appointed to write a constitution for the club J. H. Meigs. F. T. Stephenson, J. P. Simmons, E. A Miller Ed Meaders and W, H. McCard. The club will meet the first Saturday in each month
 R. L. Mllec a highly respected citizen of Reedbrake, died tnere yesterday and was buried today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
Patents Issued.

Washington. May 24.-(Special) )-James D. Pattie. appointed postmaster at Swansea, Blount county, vice Leota R. Wilson, resigned. Patents issued: Ridley T. Cummins and O. P. Ivie Sheffield, cuspidor for cars; Thomas W. Lingard, Oak Grove. rail clamp; Patrick J. Null vey, Birmingham. sectional boiler; An drew J. Patterson, Huntsville, level and pump
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25

An entirely different type vas repre- ssnted by man in good clothes of fash
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
woodmen Will Celebrate Fourth.

Huntsville. May 24-Preparations are being made by the Woodmen of the N orld camp of Huntsville for general celebration of July f. The camp will proceed to interest other camps of North Alabama and have excursion trains brought here for the occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-25
l. K. Ober Entertains.

Tuscaloosa, May 4.-tSpecial.)-J. K. oher of Baltimore. president of the Tus- caloosa Belt railway. entertained at 8 very delightful supper last evening. Those present were: w G. Cochrane, Henry J. Fitts. Tom Garner, R. H. Little, F w. Monnish, Robert Ober.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-25

The Pomeral road case has been set
tied for the time being. Yesterday
Judge Brents signed an order sustain
ing the demurrer of the defendant to
the plaintiffs complaint, and direct
ed that the action be dismissed. This
matter has been before the county
commissioners for about five years. A
new road was asked for by a large
number of the farmers residing north
of the Touchet five years ago. and af-
ter the survey had been made waivers
for rights of way We're obtained from
all the farmers through whose prop
erty the road was to be constructed
damages would be about $1,000. This
was deemed excessive by the COM
missioners and they rendered him the
sum of 800 for the land that would
be taken. Pomeral would not accept
it and the matter was allowed to drop
until several months ago. 1t was then
again taken up and this time the COM
missioners offered POmeral 5000 dam
ages. He still refused to accept and
condemnation proceedings We're COM
menced by the county in the superior
court. The defendant demurred to
the complaint ON the grounds that it
did not state facts sufficient to con-
stitute an action. After argument
Judge Brents sustained the demurrer
and ordered the case dismissed. To
the courts ruling the plaintiffs ac-
copied which was allowed. Lester
s. Wilson represented the county.
while Garrecht & Dunphy were the
attorneys for POmeral
The W. c. T. L. will meet with
Mrs Williams near Sharpstein school,
on Thursday at 2:30 p. m. A good
attendance is desired. Business of
Importance will come before the meet
ing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-25

All comrades Of the G. A. r. and ex-
soldiers of the civil war, A Lincoln
Relief corps No. 5, Sons of Veterans
and Spanish American war veterans
to meet with the G. A. R. and attend
all memorial services.
Fhe members of the Grand Army Of
the Republic would feel grateful to
the public for contributions of flow
ers for the purpose of decorating the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-25

Full weight and a square deal at Al
heit's feed mill. Main 480.