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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust com pany. as to my honesty for my contracts
 Fully three-fourths of my patients hava been treated by some one else before call Ing on me to be cured. Why not come as soon as afflicted? You will save money distressing pain and valuable time; be- sides, there Is satisfaction in knowing that the very best treatment is being given you by an honest competent phy- scian l have treated private troubles es a speciality in the city of Birmingham. Ala. since August 3. 1887. cure all man ner of private diseases. I cure many pa- tients by mail treatment. W-lte for prices and terms.
 I do not use large advertisements and false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to b. cured by such methods, give me a call and get we'll
 My offices are the most private and quiet in the city. tenth story of the new First Natsonal Bank building, corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street. Rooms 1006 and 1O07. Take one of the fine el-vators to tenth floor.
 Office hours: S:co C. m to b:D ?. - Sunday. 10 a. m to IF m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
ON THE RACE TRACK
At Jamaica.

New York, October 30.-Handzarra, at 9 to 1, won the Richmond handicap at six furongs in drive from Race King, at Jamaica today. Hermitage, who fin ished third, went to the front early and made the pace to the stretch, where Handzarra took the lead and won by half length Cataract, who was card ed as a starter in the last race, was withdrawn at the last minute, as he was not registered with the Jockey club, and nobody was able to identify the horse.
 -four favorites won. Summary:
 First race, six furlongs-Druid, 1l5 (O'NeilD, 8 to 1, won Zeala, 119( J. Jones), 5 to 1, second; Incantation, 1O9 lMiller' to 9, third. Time, 1:14 2-5.
 Second race, selling, mile and sixteenth Samuel H. Harris. 9S (Notter), to Q, won; Anthony, go (RomanellD, 30 to |, second: Arsenal, 203 (Miller), 16 to D, third. Time, 1;49 2-5.
 Third race, selling, five and one-half furlongs- -Reidmore, 1O7 tsewelD, to 1O' won: Lone Hand. s4 (Horner), to l, second Vino, 9S (Myers), to 1, third Time, 1:0S
 Fourth race, the Richmond handicap.
  to 1, won; Race King 100 (SewelD, to 1, second Hermitage, SS CNottero, 10 to 1, third Time, :13 4-5.
 Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs- Curly Jim, 105 (Miller), 15 to 1, won; Battle Axe 106 (ONeilD, to 5. second; Meddling Daisy, 106 (Notter), IS to D.. third. Time, 1:0s 1-5.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Roy- croft, 92 (Miller) T to 2, won; Gambler S4 (Martin). 20 to 1, second; T. J. Cox, 105 CW Buchanan). 8 to 1. third. Time, AS 2-5.
 Jamaica Entries.
 First race, six furlongs. selling-Consid- eraton, 112; Sovereign, Ill., Colonel White, 1O6; Emergency, 1O5; Cognoman, 104; In- vincible, 1O4; Ninnasquaw, Vagary, Yada Platoon, Brush Up, 100; Hannibal Bey, 94 Water Mirror, 92; Cutter, Little But tercup, 90.
 Second race mile and one-slxteenth. selling--Hippocrates 10S; 1sraelite, loo; Jack Young, Athlone, 1O5; D ArlSle, 9o.
 Third race, handicap, all ages, mile and a furlong-Alwin, 122; Ostrich, 115; Miss Crawford, 105; Kitty Platt, 90; Reidmore 9s Novena, 92; Sailor Boy, Ss.
 Fourth race the Gowanus, selling, six furlongs-Diamond, Ill; Belstrome, llo; Monet, 1OS; King Pepper, Incantation Fustian, 105; Right and True 1O3,
 Fifth race mile and a sixteenth, selling Lord Badge, 10S; Jane Holly, loo; Gold Fleur, 104 Flamula, Crestfallen, Bronze Wing, 1O3; Novena, Elie lsmalian. %; Ia.in. 95; Consuelo II, 99; Gay Lord ST.
 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs, maiden 2-year-old f1lles-Florazonde, Cousin Kate, Iolande, Miss Margo, Royal China Ruby Star, Usury, Margaret An gel Helen Porter. Swell Girl Winifried A., no.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
CELEBRAT,NS s CONTINUE
 FAR lNTdTHE NIGHT.

St. PetersbIg, October 31.-3:15 a. m.- Celebration the issuance of the inn perial manifdo still continues at o'clock this morningh many streets of the city, where erowi are singing the national hymn, cheehg for the Emperor and shouting thdselves hoarse. The restau- rants and cfs were closed at 2 o'clock, disgorging tsir crowds, which had been drinking an making merry for hours around the tbles, to augment the demon- stration in e thoroughfares.
 The Coss9k patrols were utterly dis comfitted al confounded, and were who'll ly at d losato understand the meaning of the demds tration or why the crowds were singnl God Save the Emperor the nationalnthem, instead of the Mar seilles." THpeople displayed the utmost good humoH towards the Cossacks. They surrounded heir horses and patted their perplexed Hers on the boots, shouting You can l home now. We no longer need you. Ee have liberty"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
SHOULD NOT INTERFERE
 WITH THE ELECTIONS.

'The government should abstain from any interference with elections to the Douma. and keep in view my sincere de- sire for the realization of the ukase of December 25. 1904. It must maintain the prestige of the Douma. and have confi- dence in its labors and in no way resist it's decisions so long as thfy are not in- consistent with Russia's Historic great ness.
 Tt is necessary to respect the ideals of the great majority of socidty, and not the echoes of noisy groups and factions, too often untable. It is especially important
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

Ladies of B'ham are invited to inspect our magnificent dis play of cut flowers at our cut flower show, at the Fair Grounds at ii o'clock, also see our display of cut flowers at our downtown store.
 John L. Parker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
WANTED = A first class druggist. Apply John l.. Parker.
OVERSTOCKED.

$3,OO0. Stock Trunks, Suit Gases, Travelling Bags. Closing out 10 per cent loss than cost for next 20 days. Buy now, pay later. Anchor Supply Co.,, 22l8 End Ave, Birmingham. l7l7-l0 Ave. E, Ensley.
 Your credit is good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
DR. '. E. HOLLOWAY
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,

5 udI tt0 you a perma- nent cure of .rivate troubles and that you may know my guarantee Is re- liab ble 1 refer you with per mission. to the First National oank. Alabama National bank, Steiner Broth ITS, bankers,
 efferson Coun- [ y s a vim g s bank and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

William Bradford.
 Both divisions of the criminal court are in session this week. No cases of special importance have been docketed for the week.
 The juries drawn for the week are as follows:
 Jury No. IF. T. Welch, Alex Pass, G. G. Lanier. Fred s. Warren, Steve Lacey, l.. c. Beatty, A. T. Jones, J. D. F. Smith, F. H. Vernon, M. c. Hughes, H. c. Pool J. o. Nelms.
 Jury No. 2-J. c. Helton. E. M. Cald- well. c. A Merrill. J. J. Findley, J. E. Thomas, J. M. Goodwin.
 In the first division of the city court Judge Charles A. Senn presiding, the case of Annie Hogg, pro ami, vs. Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power com- pany Is on trial
 In the second division Judge Charles w. Ferguson heard a number of minor cases yesterday morning. after which he ad- journed court for the day.
 The following juries have been drawn in the first division of the city court for this week:
 Jury No. 1-W. R. Anderson, c. M. Mooney, Mordice Bamett, Foster Crisp. w. c. Poe, A. Rayland, John H. Johnson, Isaac Lacy. James Ransons, A. J. Pool, R. B. Rogers
 Jury No. 2-Rueben K. Edwards, W. B. Sharrit P. F. Daniel. O. R. Ashworth, c. E. Moore C. M Lacy. William Gridger, E. P. Lewis D. F. Howton, O. F. Graves. J. H. Hopkins, J. M. Crockett.
 The following articles of incorporation were filed in the probate judges office yesterday:
 Moore-Evans Construction company. capital $S000 with B. T. Moore, president: T. w. Evans. vice president and secre- tary.
 Shady Side Land company. capital sl5.- GOO. with B. R. Pegram. president. J. M. Perkins, vice president; H. s. Meade, sec retary and treasurer.
 Peek Beverage company. capital s2100, with J. J. Peek. president. and D. J. Pon. celer, secretary and treasurer.
 The probate judge has issued the fol lowing marriage licenses:
 J. E. Hix and Miss Lula Able
 Mike Cassarus and Miss Nellie Chesire Jack Hill and Miss Mary Jordan. In the office of the clerk of the city , court yesterday Rosa E. Evans filed sui' against the Birmingham Railway. Lghi and Power company for 5000 damages for alleged personal induriea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
GENUINE GAS HOUSE
 COAX

Is the BEST FUEL for Base burners, Stoves or Furnaces. Delivered in sacks. lump or crushed. Phone 5, Exchange IS. Birmingham Ry., It. & Power Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
~>~>| Union Trust

 Union Trust New York,
 ance with thl executed by |
 under date oi Trust ConnpaI tee, all of tn gages, 5 perl been drawn
 half of the |
 ! notice is hert
 will be reded
 Trust Comp
 Broadway. q l est on said
 l date.
 l Union Trus
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
Rural Rot

Washington. q Rural free delivelI established JanuaI county serving 3 houses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
A. M. Taylor, Pr,

J. Arlidge. L. G. Waldrop, Lee B. We'll man, T. D. Howton, Chambers Loveless, William Bradford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

I hereby1 a candldat age, subjed at lowest terms. N Furniture AncI 22l8 End
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

An idea that will prove stout The New Royal Paqun Belt made of fine elastic silk beautiful designs buckles guilt di and will tarnish Shown in black, white and grey I The Paqun Belt will fill requirement that wanted in Sl bes-and do the work expected of much better way The prices from S.5O to $500 each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

The probate judge has issued the fol- lowing marriage licenses:
 J. F. Hix and Miss Lula Able. Mike Cassarus and Miss Nellie Chesire. Jack Hill and Miss Mary Jordan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31

In the office of the clerk of the city court yesterday Rosa E. Evans filed suit against the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for 5000 damages for alleged personal injuries.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
SOrte Stopper | asbenbabn.

Manbdg Gftermibbog, ben 81.
Bebr., tom en- Jung norit Ssmunb,
6arulb 9rong, inb pud &ommunebo'
ftitalet og unmObebe Om at blipe
inblagt.
5un troeOe nemlis, at ban baDbt
gnat.
8ent bbre fet funbe bet ogIoa fps
mes, fom ON Mdnben buObe Ret, Oq
ban bleb berfor ienbt Ober pau a.
Qfbeling.
Ser fab ban | 9enteD9relfet fam.
men meb dne be andre ooubiens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
= III amy

GntrtprenBr Riels n.
oerens rbeberlegut. Zen
1. Marts 1880 ifantebe bap9renbs
@%ntreprengr, nubRrenbe 6oltetingss
manb, Gtatsraab u. 4noerIen, q. al
Dig, 8bmo., ct gelsb at 100000
Str. til ct 9egat, iom bleo fdlbet On
treprener gfiels 2lnoeriens arbejbets
le9ut". til 5oroeI for tilitaoetomn:
Qrbeibere.
Der er iaalebes MI fOrlsbst %
9lar eftsr Oprettelisn at bette aseat.
Iom bsitbres at 9eportementet unbss
Minifteriet for ofentlige Qrbejber.
8 2sbet al be 25 Qor, / bOifte
0egotet bar beitoaet, er Der til 2es
satbeftDrelIen ialt inbfommsn 334
Qnfegninger ON unberitsttelie uf &C.
sdtet fra 288 qsrfoner, at bpilfe 191
bar mobtuget 5jafp of 2esatet.
Der er ialt ubbetdlt 88,875 Sir. |
llnberitsttelfer uf aegutet. 9elsbst
fOrbeler Zig paa be enfelte Hesnftdbss
oar meb Summer fra 100 Str. til
1850 Str. Del itsrfte antol l1nbers
ftsttelier. fom bar D9ret ubbelt | 2ss
BET at ct Hegnitabsuar, bar baret 81.
2ibsparie llnberftettelfe bar p9ret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

isqenos" pg penteoe pau at blipe frems
tiaet for aegen. Dr.. Ser5ilb.
Smiioer tom 3uren til BAN.
Mlen Iaa bite bet iig %ri9tignOt. Al
bet par alt anoet eno 6ndt, ban leo
al, tbi 9agens 8ia9noie ION til at
lpoe poa, at ban bapbe iOrte Stopper.
8e farlige iOrte stopper. iom ipres
Der 0po oe GlenbigbeO, bpor De naar
frem.
Som man ian tonte iie blep Der
ifcr SpItonbelie paa apmmunebus.
pitdlet, Og / en- 6ort mobiliierebcs
baaoe Sunbhebspolitiet o92reiunoss
b%ofpitdlct. Sperl9gen, proiesior
Geilferg, Stabslagen o9 6oipitaIs
oirettsren tom Itrafs til Steoe. %
Manben padnp unberfe9i.
Men ganite rigti9, ban bar Ida
b~efangt meb Stopper, fom no9en fun
De tante iig.
Acknowledgment ira GROUNDS
6oipitaIet tom burtig til Steoe, % /
itrbgenbe 5ort git bet tilbage meo ben
farligt qatient.
Straits efter. at ban par tOmmen
I'D at 0eren, 6lep ale be Stuer %
@ange paa loofpitaIet. boor ban babs
be ppret, qrunbig oesinficerebe, % dae
re Qerioner, mso bpem ban 1apoe Da.
ret Iammen. ida DiOt bet oa pur mus
ligt at faa lat / Dem, bleD rsputcines
reoe.
llOe pao Zrtiunosboipitalet tog
man 5orflarin9 al ManOen.
6an fortaIte, at ban 9sroag ben
I25. 5e6r. ANTON BERTH ON 9orO poa
Smorbamperen .3ero"; ban bapbe
qiort 5uren meb ION 4asia9er ira
9ortugdl. SanoiDnligbeoen tulte
for, at ban bupOe fGdet ben ilemme
Spgoom unber tit Opbolo / en- at ee
portu9iIiife 9Der.
0an pplpite e~nDOibere, At ban bOeoe
paa Semanosbiemmet / Qpiloersgabe
men Der bupbe ban bog lite opbOIot
fig iaul9nge, oa ban aIereoe Sgnoag
Morgen ben &c. 6ebr. par gaaet ben
paa en- at be n9rIi9genoe aafeer Jam
men meb en- 6apnearbeioer Glien, og
Olfen % ban baobe iad turet tunot
fra gep9rtning til ge%b9rtning, til
be ben paa Ratten bar lanoet inoe /
Smaagaberne, % Der par be forbIeps
ne til ben lDIe Worgen.
0a Q99erne bdDoe faaet at bet II
bibe, bleo Saeen anmelot til golitiz
ct. POlitiinipettsr Sol ft ooeroraz
GET ct foretage bet nebOenOige. 6an
LOB itrats 9dmperen ,3ero" oesin.
fcere, O~erefter Ssmauoene og iaa ale
be9eb9rtninger, boor De babe paret.
9eloieois Tumble Olien, Iom man /
melemtiben babbe funbet, uopege,
bbor be bdbbe p9ret.
ManOifabet pao Sfibet, getisnins
gen pau Semunbsbiemmet os / Be
re%rtningerne blep iumtioig reOatcine
reoe. Often meO Ielbfslgslig.
3ilbuge itaar at faa oplpft. boor /
Smaagaoe,ne bet farli9e MenneTfe
bar Oaret. Sngen peb bet - ban ielO
minbit - men netop Der ligger ben
itrrIte 5ore for at Smitten fan brebs
Iig.
Dog. one arebslager er anmobeOe
ON al paste itGrft paa. faa ifuloe
Der oiie iig Snmptomer hos en- eaer
anoen, bliOer bet NOT opbaset / 5ibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
s4leu cto. gprH asiero .

H90H8 .. &hsasa1u znser al HaH ct oloft
NehfW n sFruGrt n. i. eheusH q en- Der hrif 7
SSuf4ttlfaa saeH Ioean. IHf 20 artt tuEa.u na StaI
pa m ttmHe lffHa alf Hetals Ell zunta ef hpnorene
t4pnars ior heeet fusee an he ar 4aiot1n efr hte
Tan Ae.hreoce nto AruqrH Of Hailt~ Cal RIB Cur.
Nruut g. eheaep.
geblQet Ter rt9 on HHefTifItaet & MN 8trnardlf
her III Tfrensaff I6st
1~= i. qg. 1ffafn9.
-. srfafius AuhItrUs.
HaI's Chsrfi fu~e fares t4hnfH1Hl a buffer BIT
Irsfte paa Slnoft Oh 5iimbin0ernt zniismct Sfuo
lsfter QtoHeshnrh. arous.
2 loes hos Appi1eitre. ia
u8lfsz s-sffv NiIs n nc hehfie-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

Griti- Bi fenbsr frit en- Drss
be af Dor ubmerfebe Sulpe, fom b.ls
breber bet ulIerbarffe 5ilfelbe df
6ubfpee. Stepenfon Webicine
Co., 25O8 RioerFbe MDe., Minn.as
polls, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
u1core.

Banf enr PrpsI beIbreber life. eois bet slorbs.
pIIbe faa Bern oabe eens,n. Ter gipss en- ~fOnftita'
lionel sarios berfor, os ies fol isubt Ger tn auris'
ming poa en- snfelt pIemmebsbanbling. ION ~beIbreosbs
nit Barn o. nans, nHbrss.
MRs. q. SUMMERS.
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

,6ao6ets Orr" 5or at az
bialpe en- Del at ben ROB, Der efter
Observation-Disclosures Statiitit /
Mar bar paret iaa omfdtterbe ION
ingen Sinoe forben, bar en- &re6s At
Wqno i ap6enbobn bannet ct Setz
ifa6. ,6aa6ets 9er1, bbis 6ormane
er 9. Grlonbien, 5%orbebaaen. 5ris
anglen. Selffubets 5ormaal er: bells
peb SnoIamling al gibrag of enbOer
9trt. bells oeb ll0gioeIien af ct Is
2res Maoneosbafte, at Itdfe Mibler
til paroige tran9enbe og bibruge til
OpretbolOelien at beitaaenoe @elgsz
renbebsiniitutioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

~ a glb dlene6em met. lite
Marts dfbOlotes bet aarlige llbfalg
til 5orbel for Magbalenebjemmet.
5 aget6esOa"s giaeOial, 6Dpr llOz
ialget foregit, bar be mango inbtoms
ne 9aeer aHbragte / Smnnbutiffer,
9Oor De asiiIterenre friDiaige ar9fz
ter f%oreffob 9dnbelen.
Der bar iom Iebpanligt gobt 8ez
fsg = naDnlig unber 5alerne, Tom
bOlotss at 5Oritunberinbsn, SRI.
3b. Side, ST. II, og poitor
Stricfer, 9aiteb, ST. 2.
On aftenen bar Salen fDlbt ii!
3ran9iel, ba poitOr g. arog fra
SebOrg - @iGeleje talte.
puitOr aras lusbe @ennerne Mags
buleneiussns geliignelie barmt paa
Sinoe og bah benz inbeilutte benne
9erning | beres basliss Gorbsnner.
5on bar big paa, at Der alerebe bar
itet fore Sing til be ulbffeliee apins
oers 5relie gennem Magbulenebjem=
NETS @erning, og Subs SerIigbeb
bOilebe beroOer". Men bet galber ba
ON. al Subs gsrn ftebfe inberligere
BIZ Omflutte benne beliienebe Ser
ming, be trofuite Mebarbejbere og be
aDinber, iom fful biefpes berpeb,
meb Jorbsn os aarligbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

Spergsmdalet er blot, ON man meO
rette tan bebreibe 0onbelen bette, sls
Ter ON bet life langt inarere er en-
6elge at SpItemet.
Raar unbtdees paa De tirteli9e
Sor6olo, bar 6unbslsbirettordtet /
lang 5io prattiIf talt Oaret enerals
benoe / ale 5orbolo, tbi ielp / 3ils
feloe, tbor Miniiteriet formelt bar
be Qfggrelien, er benne nGppe trufs
fen uoenfor Observation-Disclosures IN
Ter % Snbfia.nger, BET tube bu
rare, oa SnOenrigsminiiterie MOI
6dnoelens 2nite gar ben litterare
@rpnlanosefspebition 3iGabelie til
at beipge @renlanb.
SITTER 6iemtomiten fra ben meo iaa
for @nergi og Dpgtigbeo tilenoebra5s
te Taro bar lite Blot 2eoeren ef
@fspeDitionen 6r. Wplius Grihien,
men ogIaa !6r. anuo Rasmusien
Tauet til qnO for gennemgribenoe
Reformer / @rgnldnb iamtibig meo,
at be retter baarbe @n9reb poa Qbs
miniitrationen.
vi ital piIig anertenoe, at ben
gei, aO 6oilten o'6rr. pe9er, O9iad
Iefter Dor 5ormening er ben retts,
naar be mensr. at 6anoel og Qomis
n~litration bsr titles, og Ri unertenz
Der ligeIebes. at Der ogiaa pod mango
andre guntter fan b9re Nnleoning
til at igge 6or6ebringer al 5orboIs
oene; men ri MAJ meb 6eninn til
'bisie / Somtlang bl. a. meo &ap>
toll Rnber % &ommdnosr 6ammer
meme, at man mao p9re bariom mtO
altfor 6urtigt at ib9rtiGtte @rgne
laneernes fulbft9nbiqe Selpitnre.
Man mac life glemme, at De BAN
tie @rsnlanoere for itsrite 0elen
enonu er LEGION gsrn = ganite pitt
Born iom for6aabentlig en- Sang
Fal blipe O%ofsne, iua be ieIp fan flare
zig / 9ipet. Og ielp ON 2jebIiftet =
|efter manages Mening - nu matte
pare inoe til at ioriege at le0e BEN
inb paa iterre SelOitanoiaheo, maa
bet itda fart, at Der life Der bsr
pare Gale ON en- pluoieIig 5orans
bring, efter at Gifimoerne i aar6uns
oreber bar oGret unoer 5Ormpnoers
tab.
Sbereanqsdloeren sr ben baniteligz
tie 4eriobe / De unges 2ib.
Orange pil maaIte meme, at tr
aaoan Oosrgansstio netop bar paret
forisgt beroeo. at man paa ben brit
iortiente 8ints Snitiatio for ca. 40
Mar iiben opretteoe De iadfalote 5orz
ftanoerifaber, beo bpilfe @~renlGnbers
ne bleo Oelastige / ct %tommunait
Selpitpre unber @urop9ernes 9ebels
fe.
Spgrgsmaalet er MI, ON benne
0pergangstio bar o9ret lang npt, %
ON De gennem be inoOunone Reiuls
tdier / Opbragelfesoartet berettig,r
til snOnu itsrre Seloftpre.
8esoerre bar observation-disclosures
life 9ibtil oiit fig frustbringenoe.
Gu mener mango, at @runben 6ers
til er, at man life bar gjort Sfri
fulbt uO DeO belt at gipe be inbfsbte
Magten. ibet man biotil bar label be
oanife inotags en- leoenbe Role /
Observation-Disclosures
Oct er ubenfor al 3pibl at be
,febte" banife Weblemmer at 5ors
tanberifuberne: praitsn, Q9gen, 60
lonibeitbreren, bar BAIT en- ufgprenoe
SnbfeeeIie paa De gsilutninger, Der
er tagne, ligeiom Snipefferen og Dis
rettoratet paa Miniitsriets 8sgne bar
afgiDrt ale benne fOrelagte Gibbs.
ipsrgsmaal pdd en- noeet ~enep9lbig
Maabe. gn 6orifbbning at bette
5orbOlb til 5orbel for be inbfebte
bilbe ielOfsloelis p9re / bsj 9rub pm
nf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17

9onflifter SO urerdget
og 5emrerfaget. s en- RGtte
gDer 9dnoet ooer er Der opitadetaonz
filter / Murerfdget og 3Bmrerfa9et,
ibet he gamIe Oberenstomiter ere ubz
lebne, uosn al Der er opndaet Gnigbeb
ON nO9en M Sroning. WeIterforz
eninQerne bar / ben Qnlebning benz
pebt fig til Observation-Disclosures.
Der bar ianttioneret. at Der iO9rtiGts
tes en- Notwithstanding / be paas
9Gloenbe gper, faofremt Der life sr
tilbejebraat en- M OOerenstomIt in.
eenfor ct nGrmere angibet 3ibspunft.
Scr 3smrerfaaets geotommenoe
rreier bet ii9 ON fslaenbe gper: Qdrs
bus. gsbierg. S%olOing, 8drbe og
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The news & observer., 1905-11-22
Leads all North Carolina Dailies News - Circulation

ness manager. Yesterday in a. :
aance with previous notice, Mr.. T..
B. Eidridge, news and telegraph edi-
tor. transferred himself into the new
office of the Weekly Tar Heel, for
which publication he will henceforth
act as managing news editor. His
place on the News will be supplied
by Mr. j. M Cruikshanks. of the Phil
adelphia Ledger.
This morning Judge Boyd appointed
Samuel J. Black, lawyer of Bakers
Vile, as United States Commissioner
for Mitchell county. to fill the vacacy
caused by the death of Charles r..
Baker. There were half dozen ap-
picants for the place.
Mr.. Thomas G. Hoyle, of the law
firm of Hoyle and Eure, of Green's
boro, was presented by Judge Bynum
today took the required oath and was
admitted to practice in the Federal
Court.
Mr.. Hoyle in behalf of creditors filed
a petition of involuntary bankruptcy
against the Greensboro Grocery Com
pany corporation which went out
of business sometime ago. The object
of the present move is to make the
stockholders pay back what has bec4
distributed to them of the assets of
liabilities is said to be $4,000.