davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-10

more. Md. in the hour of distress. The
question of union and ''non-union" is
not consideration in the plans for relief.
but aid will be extended without discrimi.
nation.
The great calamity which has befallen
the city of Baltimore has had what might
be termed a 'harmonzing'' effect. The en-
ployers, especially those in the burned dis
trict, and the wage-earners, union and non
union alike. have met on common ground
and extended the hand of fellowship. The
employers and wage-earners are alike suf-
ferers as a result of the catastrophe, and
realize that their loss is mutual.
The employers and employees of the Dis
trict of Columbia realize that steps looking
to the relief of the wage-earners, and, per-
haps, the employers, must be taken imme-
diately. The local labor unionists as is
natural are giving first thought TO the aid
of the wage-earners.
Took the Initiative.
1t can be said that the organized labor of
the city took the initiative in the matter of
learning the extent of the needs of the
people of Baltimore. The labor leaders
realize the necessity of cooperation and
are working in unison. They are strong in
dorsers of the action of the District Com
missioners in issuing a call for commit
tee meeting this afternoon of representa-
tiyes of the Board of Trade, the Business
Mems Associa ton and other organiZlt tons
and societies.
The Central Labor Union took official no.
tce of the fire in Baltimore at the regular
meeting of the union Monday evening at
Typographical Temple. Delegate f. j..
Roche of Bookbinders Local Union. No. a.,
offered a resolution to the effect that I'VE
extend our sincere sympathy to the suffer
ing people of Baltimore, Md, on account of
the terrible disaster that has befallen their
city and that q committee of nine mem
bers of the Central Labor Union be ap-
pointed, with power to assist our fellow
wage-earners who may be in distress; also
to render assistance to any public move
ment for the relief of the people of Balti-
more"
Pays Visit to Baltimore.
In accordance with an understanding
made at the meeting Monday evening of
the Central Labor Union, Mr.. r. G. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-10
LABOR TO THE RESCUE
Local Organizations Tender
Aid to Baltimore.
GEN EROUS ACTION
NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN UNION
AND NoN-UNION.
Columbia Typographical Union Tend
ers ALI Funds in Its Treasury
to Unemployed Printers.

The organized labor workers of the Dis
trict of Columbia who are represented by
the Central Labor Union have rendered aid
to the wage-earners of the city of Balu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-10

Most Of the larger companies are now
ready to make immediate payment of losses
the moment proofs of loss are received from
Baltimore policy holders.
That any Of the large American compa-
MES will have to unload securities In order
to pay their losses is not regarded as likely,
whatever LIQUIDATION was imperative having
taken place MONDAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14

Wen Queen Alexandra met ger 9fs
ter, he Empress Dowager # Russia
at Copenhagen tais spring they is
.ussed re ldea # marriage between
the Grand Duke Michael Alexandra
vich ne ezar's brother and ae'r %
she Princess Margaret. The eidess
caughter II he Duke of I.aught
The young princess s Just ears Of
age and ne grand luke : 25. Wien
he King goes % s. petersburg u
July The matter vii - more fully lis
cussed and. Rniass anything 4nfors-
fe~n occurs as2 betrotaal @ill hen 80
9ficis;'y aal.euaeed.-lauaon Sketch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
Brought TO
His Senses
lrtrlitaII l.

lrtcluaI
Before me window of r1iIro9d TEX
r. office 4 Cbfcaro stood Young lady
narz a4H7Hte are<zed feminine
ard azlaHi z.9s=aaauer .f aae sefl
- frava=ae lone <h,.a.a-. #a5.It#ae
N 1#rH a#as farHa -aese.aa
uinl flaE his sara aas
maa erv -euteei appearances
aug .lr.et 4a-.a-t
tho aafereut.l'e
ae-a-
-A 1t"o#.r 4=zH
alaH3. -..a i..
nan. =a##I## tszg. ..rurr
and
#t
- .a4e
.s
.a.0f.
aaatr aa
arg of.rs a=e
a5Hst#'5a# #Ft #7H#
haHH- as3 ae #ete#za=
sired 5f==fz5#Hm .raH. r=#II.#a
EU6 #E@teaad la rg- .EI=IT.
49, N 10 .eu5.,.t5#E5=s#=
eaaHz he =9td a558.#=# fTs.,.=.#4
pay ase zars=8f stranger a4Iz#ae -
risk
bene# 40 fisk, lie Hfeet4efel
Know Haaf when 500 6cr I.1lt5er
consider compliment 6saf #aa
honId saapt lie favor from me
whom Eau EaEe newer met before
fhis eamplete1 he introduetian nd
he tVn passed much lime n hat
during be rip. When hey reached
he Grand Central station ut Nau : arlS
carriage Has waiting for Hiss
FhorHe dr Grant put h"r IN. fitted
his hat and went his wav.
jonathan fhorne. The father If he
Foung i9dy. when Informed Of the cpl
sode WIS much disple1sed With h14
daughter action
ayou should have returned to rour
uncle's he said, got what money Feu
needed from him and come bv another
train
Edna explained that it was all done
so quickly that she had 40 lime %
consider bHt Ibis did not apnease ber
father whose IDEAS of the relations of
Yonng people Of opposite SEXES we're
Gather Partisan than American
rhe aext=evening before dinner Afr
Grant vas sitting n he coffee room
n his club when he received a earf
and, proceeding to the receptiou room
met he father Of his travelling com
pandon
Il have come to pay my daughtar's
debt" said the gentleman coldlv. =
should aaye preferred that she should
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
TWO TRIPS TO WORLD'SFAIR
The Graphic Viii Send Two Ladies. One
from County, ana One From City.
Selections }e Made oy aph,c Readers ana he los
Popular Ones WI Vim.

everybody wants 10 goto me worlds
lair in St louis next summer. It viii
De he srandest yer aeld IN he ais
tory of he Herla-seTecai ines is
srge as he one ae7d at Chicago N
1872 The publishers of he Graphic
nave decided % give q free trip r1, he
two most popular .ade2s. one from he
eiry Of Pine Bluff. me rom Jefferson
county outside TAe etty. All expense
will ba raid rem he inc he aides
leave heir homes until hey return.
including transportation 70 ST. Louis
ana return 3arfzr II zteep5ns ear tare.
admission o he srouads. 5orel 6ilIs.
street ar saee. etc
The 5wo aides sEo are 10 axe e
trip II be graphic evpease vii, =
he one seeetViae he arrest number
of votes within lie IL md a4 me
residing azi#e Ae eeeavfaz he
u SeSl GtE 9aES may sGG4Tag IS
orrows
SiDcla --raaa rom Dailv 4e
es-s4. 6te.
Eaa II II.
ar aa roses
Subscription =e#3ate frarat- 7att
=aazsH aatz
.oees
SaascrtHr5aH 9stE fFanhJc raid
aaraoea GaTss &5
votes.
7uaserIa4'aa . 8aar 3r0bta. 5a#
a advance 1aa=ear zee es4s
Subscription rfro-q-,J J'ofak
iraphIe- aaid n te4area s5x nortas=
r cents 20 votes.
SubscTinfjan f..s-9-.1,aeI-
fraphie paid ADVANCE 5aa ear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
AXE 10 other
- 90 LOT es-

21.Jo 1UN FDtGS.
Subscription 10 Twiae-a- Eeeh
5faehie 5aid advance, 1byee ears
54.50. 4a0 zotes.
The contests will close N Eedaes.
aay, June -, l9o4, at noon.
Tie contest 5 open 10 young adies
z6 gears Of age and over and % mar
1ad aides.
I he winners desire not C AXE &.
Tantaee Of he offer IS made 5y he
.franhie. hey may accept IN leu here
u round transportation and SIS
each n cash. The winning adies nay
select he #ime hey shaa ake lie
lie 5est Of l5te! 4ccoma3oda.
i9es "a 81. .-9e.s viii 5e provided. nc
s9ze.5l zse5tzsies or ag lie ar
% aesf advantage Re urr..sla.i.
Counted s9ezr
ssdaF ~ con IL.
LIE IiaAtlt.4k-.
oar sister. laughter vie
+4aHA-aft eset eaa u lie zranaazs
zzss... ne Aat
szeatiana'. v zaazs:ae =aa
iaas sra -a7.a- ha aHrs
aaeas aast aa al5a With he
fHfaf..z4 2ta' Ian he ast a7
he aaata n which hey are ssaaa=
Z a asa aid and + e,iprea ron
must be deposited aos
Ian lie asst zay u he month
zEaah lie Daner vas printed Tor.
lie eoa5oa was aiken. roF
aHsmate an March ballots must 5a
5snosited March. ana voia 3e-
posted ater All april 5allots -auzt
e .aaasi5ed n Aprtl May ballots Il
afax M Inna 5alots 4 Tune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
Senator Morgan as Taiker

Several senators we're allSing n
SIR Hoar's cnmmittee-room he 5Mb-
.ect being Senator Morpan's Wonder.
1ul ahnity as Hone distance talker
Ore man expressed the opinion hat
he aged alabama statesman vas
about talkAd ont but Mr Hoar
searted he notion @avine: Why,
show him nenknife ava heH ak for
Rn 6onr about # JUS then Mr Nor.
gan came II and cne u The number
showed aim a curious knife Sure
enough he Id man began a ong dis
course IN he subject IF knives con-
inning antil all slipped away exeeps
dosr vsho 9as nodding IN a ehaie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
MUSIC rfhS EAR AWAY.
! Mas Heard Distinctly. However, ov
poori. Eiuf,tv Niles Distant

. Mas Heard Distinctly. However, ov
Poopi- eighty Niles Distant.
As every schoolbov knows musical
sounds -ravel much tarther han any
9ther noises, yet II aas seldom aao-
Dened hat people eighty miles away
rem The performers could aear ahs
music Of i BRASS 5and. Such an &C.
urrenca actually aappeued N he
iruaiian Stands aot a0nQ ago. The
eader Of The Territorial 5and, oue Of
he samous musical organizations
WITCH have been heard n almost all
ountrfes If he worfd. dnding aimseit
unable 70 visit the islands Is 1hor.
oHehif Is he would ta1 = liked o ar
ct4need With he lalephens company o
5laea a su2e trausuitter the DOM
where ana of MS 1o1carts was icing
eteen ana to notifv al 7aoae SUBJ
eHibers AroueheHt lands hat
~ soine - heir phones 4 he given
es9 hey -o'id ave #ha eneft Il
- H7r5i7 ha aHzrfa tated o
$50 Sor3as sim ef5s91sstaie 51c-
ea aaer aE .he WIS ar
a.a z aa,eer .4ov5rt#5sa5 5s8eials
fhav Al rom Tile sre= he on.
.steraz he pro
t#6a al z.s=zzsas.z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
Aa;...,,xs.s.ii. -.
aemincer ot Old II nes.

A rich man gha has Joined ne nnub
fttuae "a Eew Tcrr ince lis QUICK
fortune came 10 MIN vas entertaining
friends at ainuer cher nIgnt. The
service aas ma-rtac1pt 7nd % vas
tie cinnnr r q -r'-e r0rrocHS!v 1lad.
feignef yer RE -an.e. Hurlng a III!
.a conversation tee aoh mar Watched
z4rvant ~ho vas a%tara'5siT= ENJOY
.7g -rTm5s rom a able hen a
.0oae4 scun he z.rtar-E able At
hts awelfs+t .fea snd enlarf Z :.
Sadie arr smsar zen -ou Hsef o
snake Ne ablao'9r mt II aa 9acE
aoor . ae Hefs7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
aise Headache

aevar#fes - samedv" 6ar a@rv
9rs headache eserihed bv cen.
tiic authorize has Il ,orsists lnplY
y ~ ar 5f Walking backward ut
sha method af walking : an Important
factar n he cure The pace should
- cry sfex etting the aall Of H.
aoet zanes zae anor first her H.
aoel \ aH ~ narrow roou servas
3he purpose BEST Tie hecrz ande-.
v1ra zae eure Is that He r4fex sezian
# lie be5s Brings aac&t reflex ae
Ion of - brain zhus he aafa m
toeef ~ nerva1sness which IS aid
q - ne aee..5t = 90 much zefne Or.
ward $ 1rtven away oy q 5impls
process ~ rev ersa1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
Graphic's Daily Story

nave waited and received he fl1..s
rom Il different source
rant 'smothercd his Indignation and
apologi2ed for lis action AIr horne
took ont Lis uocketbooS and - eas
Hecessarv TO end - lie flee .or
change, aid 1T IN ae #5Ie Fhen
The account had aeon adjusted 81 ~
The e.ub ana neglected 10 taze zp tHo
rockefbook Grant aw md -aa-
charge ar tg fr#.f p 4He z4t+F SIR.
horne Drove again - Hfa F.aar
zad .se ...aza4aH - att-a
s##at H.m.r.t IH.ad eanaius
f.a s.=.#
sz5aIz - zl.sz.,-.1
zz.H fz.s.z a .tsl5a - =#4.1z.tzt..I-
e. aasad. 1rr nHarae e =afa
fs=t. teaesHasa Ind #aff viii
20 fta HN' '..o E. - 100 7 re z=l..,7
Heelze.hea'-
aeavfag thc room He soon re+nrnea
With fae missing arttcle
y IN ble1sa1. Mr g'Horao.,s ~ said
20 lave had m opportunity % make
some renaration Tor nF fanlt n re-
spect % VOW laughter Did 4ou II
Ferv goed evening.
[fa turned on his beeI md WIS Ieav-
ing he room when h" 7ther topped
him
a5fr Grant" he said. I rave Heen
75erv=harSh and ungratefHi hank
1on for Eorr loan 10 ny aaughter -
we'll IS 70 myself and bec hat gon
vii drive home with ne and line with
IL hat my daughtzr nay a!so aave
an opportunity q express aer gratt-
fude
That VAS the beginning # marked
attentions on The part # Mr. Grant 70
Miss Hhornp
HESTER 3 NERtWETUER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
g ~ s- IA.
searg the = H9 hIn0 You HaVa Always BaBrht
7s7a'''s &lHlzZn
surpr Sc o.' l3aifo.:r

ar BalfeHr Re British pren9|er III.
3av vas zf3fns II eowpanr 2tea =ene
friends 8lene antrv d ssaa =
apt*cea = sxelist .paaliDg en}tte
sbe sean Atfa areotari sr#a seet.
mess ae 3rer455- ste7 ha
ssee zea ast ansV, se4s .th.
anA natarfst's setasf., 81
vixen 4aa z.iaa=a3ea ahcH 5sa
= aeser77 sa pr1 up We
ar..a zEs -Ha'4ss -riard zad
$50 s#es taje sas Rt#a
*ae iced 1t -
akza5a z2ee-zsz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
rhe Constant Wearing of Hat Propo-
gateS Dnndrun Germs

here 8re -aanv men Who wear heir
aats practically I'll the tine when awake
and ara assed with d apavv saock ~
hair: Mt ase sea.ps IT these same men
.a.e -aama afested With aana-..ee
Germs he =arasites would a.ulitav
he .lezar r .ek Z air .....a
7s.d -n=He 7 =a= anal result
.ra.s Earr.as ziils aaese orws ma
amutstss -aealtav aair .o .u..a.
-'. ~ n. zaEr gz-ts HHa2 -U-
.resefn- a- atanarHf .a
.-falus ~ =ton II a1furt rs
-an-a Sold aiding 1rr1egte+= a0l
e e-aans s5r sanapya % The --ar1t-
e.ae ',.. aerrait iiea.
al. * 00n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
rec
Wine

We want send Eou FPEE costing ol abso-
Atefv nothing. Hrfai aoftte= III Drake pai-
neffo Vine DroD = 4 aoStal md + comes y
4hmmiag ae9 snow hat eav .4e1 a 5tHie
lmesreopie tooS wine or he 9toraaeh, : sake
8at the modern -rqpe vine uoteoed either Tor
stomach nraia II pocket. orske's, - netto
Vino : aSt'r .tiferent t zones sushjng
rom he pa 01-trulr Il aur 17vn sunny south.
u : 81 superb appetizer lon1e and aarvp- eraeer
= cleans and purifes he aloed mi nus leeds
afain 3nd ar1wr . 7uid is M 4thleteS and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
PLEASED % 10
aiae zluff Citizens Gladly 5peak E2ao-
ictv N his - .eot.

statement
.EE rae u--lc -.r U1z-
Enert ance.
aa
z.aze za-
aE5il-
@5t -taa.aarr aszaa-
.tehea. enc
.z2s#1znt ae aE as
SIDNEY Pills 5roea2aa zase
faraz#aazerzler 1ru4 .l.9seT
aasi an highly aeonmana#
ae =aEa astant eattef 4 ny
tr0r@r ADVISE znvana
rev complaint = aH7 { 3
=aH=56s ss.as 10 rr 1aan's Kidney
H1s#fs# sure hem Haat haF III
aa1ae aeeaf avtog lone 20. also
Eriad aaans ofeement Lor eczema and
t worked Ike onarnl n nv sase
l,or -at, Nv al 4aoiarc o-1on II
sents Fost4r-Wilburn Co. Buffalo. \.
= ole agents TOR he United States.
Remernhe- he uame-Ooan Sand
AXE 10 other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
Drake 5 Palmetto Wine

= also natural medicine Il a wonderful
specific eor constipation. aatuiercv and all
dt tSpepttc troubles II positively aeaIS catarrh
OF nose throat stomach or bowels 4 regulates
perfectly he Aver. 1idnevs and aladder Far
women t = 2 true Sod-send. Atahlesnoen dose
dattT cures all those troubles Tha4Viup has rich
annet izinN -nlan. M --IncLs -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14

-4~r.e.- s'--'-t
he 's "~
%
5amGH
u.
re
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14

=
asa~7 ta=a
aE-5f"rf
- - = +@1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
D7 a. Ell

D7 a. 5. COHEN.
5=e 5peG zt3st n 5cur1e@r
-osaaSaa.
zzz4z-ae e=zsG
re e-5t
.CMS.#- #--z--f-9
zeas u zsa EFsef Fsr f.a
simon - @e51s
~' n p -
r= =-LF-: ~ . p,
zserizszs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14

a Jacoh Br'lmp Lodge No. 80
W. & 4. II. 4oIds It's stated
=" communications IN the sec
ond Tuesday Of Zach month
visiting brothers cordially invited =
R. Powell secretar-. Geo. B. Nocr
v ". ,,19.- :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14

Y Regular .aeet5ng Of -aFav-
,S,, cite Chapter No. R. i. N.
meets he glIrd Monday n
ztz5AJ eacA month 4 30 >. n.
E1N1Tl Masonic laIl. corner ID
A avenue ina Chestnut street
AL rlsiting sompanions are
cordially invited. J. Il. Watkins. H
p " :. Foney. secretarv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14

Ne Prove all This by Sending You
A Free Trial Bottle On Request.
DRAKE FORMULA G0Npsw lrasa 3ldg., 9hIcsss II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-14
t.g :, n, o-tticosts.

----=----7 ----
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
SON SUSPECTED OF
KILLING FATHER
WEALTHY FARMER FOUND DEAD
ON HIS BED-HlS SON AND
DAUGHTER TELL CONFLICTING
STORIES.

Florence, June 2.-(Special 1.-THE story
has just come to Florence from near
Cypress Inn, on the Tennessee line, of a
horrible tragedy that occurred there last
Saturday morning
AT 10 o'clock on that day C. w Moore
a well-to-do farmer, was found by neigh
bors lying dead on his bed with a bullet
hole through his left breast. His 1s-year-
old son, John, and a daughter were
the only other occupants of the house,
and their claim that their father had
committed suicide is given little cred
ence by members of the community. The
girl claimed that she knew nothing,
while the son told two different stories.
saying first that his father had shot HIM
self In the chimney corner and again
that the fatal shot was fired while he
was lying on the bed. The boy bears a
bad reputation, and he and his father
were not on good terms. He has been
heard to threaten his fathers life.
The suicide theory is diseredlted by
the fact that there were no powder stains
on the shirt as would have been the case
II the wound had been self-infiicted
No arrests have been made yet, but
suspicion against the son is very openly
expressed and his arrest may follow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29

gives the desired effect over night the
DR.. Knapp Medical Co. of Detroit, the
worlds greatest authorities the cure
Of vital weakness, want every weak man
to write them for the free receipt that
does this wonderful good, and full di-
rectfons how to cure yourself privately
at home There is no man so old that
this receipt will not make him feel like
youngster again; and middle-aged men
who think their best days are gone will
nave happy surprise in store for them
II is a blessing indeed to any man who
Is not as good as he used to be, and
whether you are in the 20s or in the co.'s
the effect will be equally satisfactory and
quick.
From what those who have used 1t
say. a man can expect the change in
less than "a hours and permanent cure
In a short time. 1t cures nervous debil-
lty, premature discharge, structure, lack
of power exhaustion, ETC., and cures 1t
permanently to stay cured. 1t acts d.
rectly on the muscular TISSUE mucous
membranes nerves and glands, and the
effect is a comforting one indeed.
If you can make use of a receipt that
brings about such happy results send
your name and address today to the DIR.
Knapp Medical Co., 1900 Hull Building.
Detroit, Mich. and it will be sent you
by return mail. together with directions
for private home cure and a descriptive
booklet on your disease, all in an UNI
marked package. lIAItsM
Let there be no delay.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
Rural Free Denvery and Patents.

Washington, June 2S.-(special. Rural
free delivery service has been ordered es-
tablished July is at jamestown, Chero-
kee county, with one carrier. Charles s.
Newberry has been appointed regular,
Grover C. Newberry substitute, rural free
delivery carrier at Dothan. Patents have
been issued to Elijah A. Turner, Jr., Of
Calcis for a mechanical appliance for the
cure of headaches; Washington v. Wes-
son, Attalla a nut lock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Summer excursion tickets are now on
sale by the Southern railway to all prin-
cipal summer resorts. Those who con-
template taking a trip this summer
should get a cop1' Of the Summer
Homes folder. which gives full and com
r,Iete Information regarding the different
resorts along the line of the Southern
railway.
For copy of this folder, rates. and
other information write to
n b. CREAGH, J. ~. HARRISON,
Tray. Pass. Agent Dist Pass. Agent.
Birmingham. Ala
6-s-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
viii Welcome Trolley Cars.

Florense, June 2S.-(special Invita-
tions have been sent out to the officials
and prominent men of this and surround
ing counties to attend the celebration of
the entrance of the electric cars into
Florence the time for which has been
fixed at $3.50 p. m. Thursday. June 30.
There will be a brass band and speeches
by Senator John T. Morgan and Con-
gresham William Richardson A great
crowd is expected as the event marks
an epoch In the progress of Florence
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

The state of Alabama, Jefferson county,
probate court, 18th day of June, 19O4-Es-
tate of Sophia L. Halliday.
This day came Turner r. Weakley, adj
ministrator of the estate of Sophia l..
Halliday, and filed his account. vouchers,
evidences and statement for a final set
Element of the same.
1t is ordered that the 9Th day of July,
1904, be appointed day for making such
settlement at which time all parties in
interest can appear and contest the same
II they think proper. ]. p, STILES,
6-15-3t-wed Judge of Probate.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
Mrs. wInsIow,s Soothing syrup.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists In every part of the world.
Re sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and Is
twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
r. S. Windham Arrested for the AS
sassination OF. Marshall Bowman.

Punta Gorda Fla, June 2S.-Sheriff
Fielder arrested today R. S. Windham of
Punta Gorda. charged with the assas-
sination of Marshall Bowman. Windham
was taken to Arcadia jail. A man named
Cooper has been. sentenced to hang for
this same offense August 5.
Public sentiment is that more than one
is connected with the assassination. The
evidence on which the arrest is made is
unknown. The warrant was sworn out
by a man named Clark, who recently
swore. out warrant charging George
Battlesby with the assassination Wind
hams preliminary trial is set for July 8.
Over fifty witnesses have been sum-
moned.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY RATES
Via Queen and Crescent Route.

Tickets will be sold via this line at the
rate OF one and one-third fare for the
round trip plus 25c. Minimum rate SOC.
Tickets on sale July 2, 3, A. good returning
until July s, 1904. Ask ticket agents for
particulars or write A. q. Freeman. I, p.
A., Birmingham; J. c. Conn, d. p A.,
CHATTANOOGA. o-lb-lyt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-08-19
PROPOSALS,

SEALED proposals will be received by the
~ undersigned, CLERK to the County Com.
missioners of Montgomery county, up TO II
O'Clock, on September 10, 1904, for
the purchase Of ,wenty-eight coupon bonds
OF Montgomery county, aggregatlng $2a. 900.
to be known as High School Bonds.
These bonds are issued by authority OF two
Acts of the General Assembly OF Maryland,
Chapters 220 and 500 OF the Acts of 1904.
aud are exempt from all County aud NUM-
cipal taxation
These bonds are coupon bonds, numbered
from one TO twenty inclusive. for SlOOO
each, bearing interest al four per centum per
annum, aud are payable in th,ir numerical
order, one each year on the lst day of Oclo-
Der, beginning October |, 1908.
Interest payable April | aud October
each year.
Principal and interest PAYABLE al the Mont.
gomery County National Bank OF Rockville
Mary Wand
Bids will be received for the whole or any
part OF the issue.
All bids to be accompanied by certified
check, payable to the order of the County
Commissioners Of Montgomery county, or
cash, for two and one-half per centum OF the
amount bid for.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids.
These bonds will be delivered to the pur-
chaser on October |, 1904, when they are
dated and will bear interest from that date.
ROBERT g. HILTON,
Clerk County Commissioners,
aug l2-td Rockville, Maryland.