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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

8urf6s epn q Sabrer, rlu6t ibr ,Iett
breipisrtsl Sabrsn in alleg Jprm ben
Sof uno Rtete fiibIt's, lie lit Dem
biibI6en 8uriGen BON 5ercsn gut.
9ennp1 nugt Der 3netfel an ibr
- meint es Der @i1p e6rlit nit i6r9
@irb er ie beiratben9 @r la4t uno
i9srat unb tibt iie, fobolb Ie ernIte
Srngsn an ibn ri6tet. 49,
6aitig unb ungeouloig 3upft Riets
bic Gsbertiele aus benz prd4tigen gus
teri6.
lInb 6eut gar, am G6riIttdge, Fat er
tor NIT einem f6allsnbeu &ub uuf Die
Wanoe v@utsn Mcrsen" sepiinf4t,
bat sela4t unb sebeimniBOolI getban:
.er babe cine gdn5 6efonoere leberras
i9une fir ie - ratben Iolle lie
einmal -" unb bdnn mai er gez
adneen, UNI bic 8raunen etu3uIpuns
ren, oenn Der 8ottor muBts feline Pas
tientsu beiu6en.
Nun begann es Az bunteln: oas
MittaaseHen duf unb in Der Rodmus
iAine perbampfte, p~erbrobelte, purbe
unseniebbar, unb nod INNER fem
Doctor. tein Magen gu 6Oren, tsin
8imm6eE. 8, iber bieie bsillOien
Mdnner!
pa ert6nte bic &linsel. .SdItis mari
Riete bic Gute bin unb lief gu i6rsr
Serrin.
sSm SaIon lit es marin uno molltg.
MuF ben perI6ieb5ureu 6enTsrbrettern
bliibsn Spo3intbsn, primeln uno
Mai9loden in S0pfen. S9r 8uft ers
fiat ben san3en Ruum.
Dor etnem ipetBbeOedteu SiIHe, auf
BEN elm prGdtig gel6miidter Glriis>
baum sstpt. beDest ii& cine boRs,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20
Der armeuar,t.
BeibnadtSsG rJdbIung pon Rariettd ..
Martopics.

N~N'I'NNSf~ SNONI'Nhb WV ~ W
Mdrfopics.
SIS 1T 70 feierlt9 fill beut. 9ur6
ale S6iren bes @ebduoeS, bur6 ale
Rtben buffet es nan frii6 gebadenen
STOLEN, mad griinen Sannen3peigen
uu9 4epfeln unb SdrtngsiaIat unb
Pfeffertu6en.
@s liegt sttpa8 9ebetmniBopIIes,
&0itIt6es in Der 2uft.
&ein Munoer - es 1T Metbnd9tss
tag.
Reben Der btiBblanten Ro6mai9ine
auf Der 8cFsrbant Iibt in Der Gde Der
sepSlbten, fetn9etdfelteR &ii6e Riete
2dmmermeier, bic iun9e, rotbbda;ise
RGftu, uho pubt bic leBten 5eberttele
aus ben betben Gnten, bic fe gum
Mbenb braten mill.
Die gause Wo6e Dor benz Seite bat
9s fls;8ts gei6afft, gepuBt, 9eideuert,
se6Igelt. esbaden, oenn Riete lit Elm
reputtr!i6es MGb6en, bas auf Orb
nung unb Sauberteit bdlt, unb an III
rer Serrfdaft, an .0ottOrs", beIous
OerS an Der iungen Srau 9pttor, NIT
tpelher lie aus etnem Stdbtden lit,
fiibrenb bdnst.
ga, Riete 2dmmermeier lit elm fplts
5es, fletBtses Wdb6en - tie tpeib oas
aud fslbit redt gut; aber bu tit bieier
8imm6en, Der Diap, &uti6er BEL
r9Ottprs", Der bel ben rMattdfern"
eebtent bat.
Dieter braunGDdtse, gepeTene 8as
Observation-Disclosures, elm ftrummer
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20
Die 6la6seisarrs.

Cine erinneruns pon SeIens aansssntOn.
Barbara, beuts abenb ri1ten sic
mir cine Stunbe friikr Das abenbs
brOt, bdmtt Sbre 5odter nit Der Be-
f9eerung ni9t auf sic gu tparten
bruuat. Den Baum 5iinOe i9 mir
i9on alletn an"
.Absr, 5err Doctor, pieoerholte tie
borpurf5poa, tpGbrenb lie ibi, mitlei<
big dnIu6. .5is psrOen bod nit
beute, an bsilissn 4benb, gdn3 aIlein
blsiben, netn, nein, O5s gebt nit! Denn
Der 5err Doctor nit fOrtgeben, bIeib'
/ 3u Sdus. Dos mar mod i90ner.
am 0sibna4tsdbenb gang ALIEN
Srii6ful blaIeu."
Sic tpurbe oroentli9 b0fe unb mlrs
mslte etDas Snifden ben 3dbnsn, bus
rpie runfus" tldng.
Or. S6fer lebnte frsunbli6 ibr
9roBniit6ises aner6tsten, ods ntht 10
erRtt ssmsint mar, ab. er polts ibr
ni9t fusen. oaB er trpb ibres 0dblei.
bens bod dllsiH tpdre. 0o9 einmdI
perTi9erts fie ibm. tsinsn S6ritt aus
Rem SauIs gu seben, tpenn sr gang elm
lam oabeim bltebs. aber maj b0rte if
rem Zone bersits bic ansit an, bal
er lie beim Dorte nebmsn t0nnte.
.Geben sic nur qstrof au sS6rs
Rinbern uno Gn~teltiHosrn, id bi
oarum nidt einIum; nit mir dlein
6sfinOc i6 MIDI in sonS onFdnOige
8tIsli9aft."
Nun Itarrte lie i'm nit Ibrsn treis
ranota auasn. Sk bic gel&rdntthsit
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20
mrthnarhtrtt.
Bon Arm Enls.

nb wIeber laht aus BEN F,
w Suufsln
ate @cibnadIt TIRE Sterue f~untein.
Tie Gnscl i'm SimmeI bbrt man iidl
tiifen,
linO bic san5e @eIt rieht mad Yfrffer
niiiien.
Go beitnltf mat Is BITE letteu @uhen,
9ie SGuier nah N,ebl uuo SDnta rpd,en,
Die SGher lagen bid)t pcrihneit,
iinb fern, md fern ifieu Die ihBne 5eit.
Dlan 0adJtr an nc faum OanH nnD mann.
Niutter teigte Die &udleu an,
llno Batter, benz me6r Der 9ebnitubl
tnigte,
Saf Oaneben uub las nnn rnnftc.
"a, plBBltdl, eb' maj iidl's ucriab,
0iit eincm Wtal mar tic iuieber ba.
@iitteu im 3immer Itcbt nun Der Sanm.
9aau rribt iih Die guscu uuS slanbt IS
lie Soften ffaufelu, bic 2idIter mcbht,
Scrrgutt, mas gi6t's ba utdt allies Su
ieb'n!
lie heinen Gitgelfeu uun bier
Sic uteSlitben GrBudcn aus @Olbpapter!
tiub an alr ben 9~rineu, gIibernSen
Shuiirden
MA Die un5dbligcn fleinen Stsiirhen:
MDbren, shItttiGublanfcr unO Shudlb
den,
Glefanten nnb fleiue &aIbden,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

Esa r..5 IL. llab t:.~ 'ti:rr 1
GbriFFsE NIT S6rer 8raut! AOmmt
nas 8sIonDeres iG an ben Qbert
az Saufe! - Dem pergniigt Ihmun,
Sslnben Seioel 30 Dart in bic Sanb
briidenO. ifpb er ben Out in bic Stirn
lnb ging bic 2rsppe binab.
StiB 9imm6en Ger &rtidsr, mel
der punt IL llbr beiteIlt mar, belt
Dor BEN SauIe; aber es nuroe fat 3
lbrr ebe Die Bitten erlebigt paren,
Damn taufts Der 9pttor in aller Gile
8erfGieoenes fir Ieine Satin uno
fpollte b%eimfabren. Gr bate in einem
Sutpelisrlaben, Der 6riebrihitraBe fir
Ieire 5rau cine reiSenoe ubr nit Brill
lantmonpgrammen beltellt, bic er dbs
bolte: ais er bic Strabe pieoer betrdt,
lab er unpeit Ieines Rupee's einen
Wlenibentrupp Elm S6ubmann
i9rieb eben cine 4breTIe in Ietn RpttSs
bud, pGbrenb mitletoige 9afunten Ell
ner jungen, DbnmdAttgen 6rau Stlfe
leiIteten, bic bon 3tpei Stuoenteu pom
Pflajter uufgeboben ipuroe. 4ls man
bic &rdnts in einen i6nel rsquirtrten
BogsR bob, uno Der SduBmonn li4
gu ibr IeBte, tonnte Der 3ottpr einen
Bid quf oas tpotblafe Qntlib tperz
fen. rSrpBer 9ptt!" murmelte Der
4r5t I6redenspolI. Seinem &utider
ptntenD, baB er folgen mDge, ieBte er
it9 eiltgIt gu benz 8plt3iten, benz er
Ietnen Rurnen nannte. Die beioen Wus
gen rollten bdppn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

SIN Der 8ii4e absr, tur3 ebe lie our
8eiGserung gerufen puroen, ba bate
6riB 8tmmGen Der Riete einen &uB
duf ben Munb gebridt unb ibr einen
breiten 8oIbreif an ben Singer 9sitedt.
uuo bic Rtete bate por Slid unb
Sreuoe gefpeint unb geiubelt. ,Se -!
Sit's 10 redt, mein grdut6en?"
9as tour ppr 3pei Subren. On bic
fem DeibnadtsfeIts 9iebt es i'm SduIe
bes QrmenurStss piel fr6blt6eren
Srubel, oeun ,8tbbt" bat 3fpei tleine
Ramerpben betommen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

Sdlurn itcinfcgcr nrb trDmmelnbe Safcr,
Tidc 4crlc nit rUtben Gaien,
Gcide SuRoC nno arine Shlnfer,
llrb allies, allies aus purcm 3uder!
liub Uben, Dben crit In Der 4rpne,
Ia bangt cine mirflifc, gelbe Ganpne,
auh eiu Scntnant NIT iilbernen Erci,
Sd slunbe %uabrbaftis, man fam Tim
eIienl
Sn ben pffcnen Nsinlerdlen ibre Singer,
Steb'n nm ben Siih bic fleinen Ginger,
linb mn bic 8ette init ben Ser5eH
4uppern pDr Srenbc lire Ser5en.
S6re sruieu blauen glracn leudjten,
Subcs bic nuiern iif leifc feudten.
@ir lino ia leiDer ihDn linsit neruaf J.
ieu",
uus Drebt iid bic Nelt mn andre Ahien,
Inns anclen tauicnS G%iebeuinheu.
Wit einent @Drt, INN es fnr5 Su madleu,
Bir itno arufe, ueritdubtge, uerniiuftige
2ente!
Nur ebcn 6eute nidt, bsutr, Beute!
llebcr uns fOntntt es ME Gin Erurnr,
ST ntf,t Die @elt Jest Elm c~in3iaer Baum,
an benz WtiliOnen Ser5eu ihaufeln?
altc Grinnerunscn gnnteln
Nus fcrneu 3ctteu an uus pDriiber,
llno iebe flagt: Stniber, binitbcr!
llnn Elm aItes 9ieS fdat unS wieSer elm
. ieltg, 0 Ieli9, Elm Sinh nod 5u ietn!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

Der ar3t Itebt in otes bletde, Der
tpetnte 8eii6t: bann I6reibt er stren
Brief. nSter - bamtt geben sic TO-
fort gum Serrn 9farrer 3. Gr tpiro
Sbnen einen 5iibrer mad 8ublgorten
mttgeben. @enn sic in bieier Mnitalt
Bis gum Serbfte perbleiben unb i'm
@drten, in friIGer 2uft be16Gftigt
iinb, ptrb fi6 tbr &0rper pisber trGfs
ttgen - bdlten Sie Ii6, unb Derlieren
sic ben Mut6a unb ben 9ldubsn an
It6 Ielb1t ni6t!!" - Der arme lit tief
seriibrt: I'D, Serr 9ottpr - ib mill
- i4 mill arbeiten, Gag unb Ra9t
teinen Sropfeu bringe i9 mebg iibsr
bic 2ippen - 0aut, beiber 9ant ~"
Ra4Osm Der .SGnser" bas 3immer
OerlaHen, Ttbt 9ornbeimer einen Moz
ment in 9ebanten: @r peiB es 3u
beIfen lift benz nidt mebr - sr lit BEN
altpbOl Seufsl berfdllsn, unb fem
bon Saus aus I6tpGhIi6er &Drpsr
tptrb IS nt6t lun9e ertragen. Nus
einem anoerer SplSe lit Rr. 2 oez
i6ntBt; @u6 bus 1T Elm Srinter, mas
bic gerDtbete NaIs be5eugt, dber ,er
pertrdQt mas" - Runge, Der rptb6aaz
RICE Schneider, lit elm 8rutsbler; er
treibt PoIifit urb Itsbt nit BEN Sc
feBen itets uuf gsIpanntem SuBe.
0tesmGl but er 1i9 BEL elmer &eilerei
an RdTe unb DIR er6ebli9e 8unoer
3uge3p9en, Die ibm Or. 9ornbetmer
unter fortpGbreRoem 9eIdimpfe Rs
Patienten 3unGbte.
Sine iungc. biftsInbe 5rau nit
Da6agelbem 8eIi6t, in pethem bic
blauen @ugen iebr tief 'lagen, erTbten
ais brittle, Der Ir3t FAB tbr Freunbli6
entgegen. aSte paren ia largs niGt
bd, TrGu Satnpalo - nie aebt eg
benn?" - Statt alIer 4nttport bob bic
5rau tbrs beioen 6Gnoe emppr, bic lie
6tsber unter benz drmli6en ltmf9laaez
tu6e berborgen bate.
8~ornbeimer iab eritaunt auf. .Sm!
bas fiebt ia reht I6limm aus! Die
Singer total pertrimmt - bic Rn0s
del bid gei6nolIen! SD babe Ssbnen
bc4 ppriges Sriibiubr ssIagt, Sie
~cllten bic Qrbeit in Der Druderei elm
ltelleu! Cine 8lutDergiftun9 1T I'M
BteberbolungsfalIe i4per gu turirsn
- t6 tpdrnte sic ~brineenb."
Gin lebensmiiber, bttterer !3uo floa
jiber bes iungen Deibes 9efi6t: sd.
bdb' es ia nit anberem berIu9t! ,3eis
tunsen, 5ribftiid ausgetragen, 8otens
gGnse serna9t! Wer ntmmt benu Elm
Deib nit labmen 5ingern9" Dos be-
griff Der arSt re9t tpobl. LIMB Sbr
Wann2 Die 4inber 20" SAT- la6te
fts bitter duf. .Ntein Mann? Der Ftt
briiben i'm SeIterrei6if6en unb frat
ntdt mad uns! Sebbp, mein RlefMfter
tit i'm CONNER an @nttrGftuno eeitprs
ben - 9Gul unb Misse BADEN i'm Sofe
bel 9rpi6tentutf6er 5riebeIanbs OBJ
bad gefunben sic fpanbte iib
a6: belize 5braneu rteisItsn ibr iiber
VN
rGs pirb mir beut gu IpGt," ertldrs
te Der ar3t nah turSsm 8eiinnen, mid
S6res Sales sriinblt9 anSunebmcn.
Gommen sic mad ben Seiertaaen fpies
Der 81 mir - unb bier (er faBte in
bic Sufde unb Sus elm blantes 3ebn-
martftiid 1erppr) - $50, bo taufen
sic glei6 elm pdar Pfunp SIsifI, unb
Wild, Oiel Mii9 unb ben atnbern
MAIDEN sic elm 8dum9en, b6rsn
5ie?"
Den 0ant Der bodbegliidtsn Srau
I9nitt Or. 9~ornbsimsr ab, inbem er
ing RebenSimmsr REF: ~Geibel fir
beut S6luB!"
! sd babe no6 3tpei Rrunisn6eIuhe
uRb feline Gintdufe au MAIDEN! Msi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
WASHINGTON TO SPEAK.
Negro Educator Will Deliver Lecture
 In Decatur Next Month.

Decatur, December B.-(Special )-Book- kegee institute, will deliver a lecture in Decatur Friday, January 5, under the auspices of the Eureka club, a negro or ganization, and will be the guest of the club while in the city.
 This is the first time Washington has ever lectured in this city, and 1t is ex- pected that he will have a large crowd of negroes to hear him.
 John Hartung. for many years foreman of the car repairing department of the Louisville and Nashville railroad shop in New Decatur, has been promoted to the position of general foreman of the car department of the Nashville-Decatur di- vision and all branch roads. MT. Hartung has been in the service of the Louisville and Nashville for number of years.
 The December term of the county court convened this morning with Judge Will liam E. Skeggs presiding. Only a few cases of minor importance will be dis posed of at this term.
 J. E. Stevenson of Danville presented to the New Decatur Advertiser office yell low yam, measuring IT inches in circum- ference and weighing pounds. MT. Stephenson raised 100 bushels of yams on his farm near Danville this year.
 Last night unknown parties broke into the North Alabama barber shop on Bank street and stole all the razors and other barber tools of any value They gained entrance through a back door.
 Several unknown white men last night attempted to pass a number of new pen nies for s5 gold pieces, at several restau- rants and other places of business, but failed.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Commercial Savings Bank and Trust company will take place on January 2, 1906. This bank was only organized last summer, but has been doing nice bus- ness since it's organization.
 The Christmas bazaar and Humpty Dumpty circus. under the auspices of the ladies of the First Baptist church, open ed this morning and will continue for three days
 The indications are that there will be less shooting and fewer fire crackers sold in the Decaturs this Christmas than was ever known before In Decatur there are only three firms handling fire works and about the same number in New Decatur. The city laws of both the Decaturs are quite rigid against the explosion of fire works within the city limits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
COMPANY SECURES
 COUNTY CONNECTS
TENNESSEE COMPANY PAYS S2s.5o EACH FOR MONTGOMERY COUN- TY CONVICTS-WlLL PROBABLY GET AN AVERAGE OF FIFTY.

Montgomery, December 1S.-t5pecial)- The county Board of Revenue today leas- ed the convicts of the county to the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany for BPS. 50 each. This is an advance of nearly double over last year, when the company had them for $16.5o The contract was made by P. J. Rogers, manager of the mining department of the Tennessee company, in charge of this part of the work. MT. Rogers demurred at the price but paid it to get the men from other bidders.
 The scarcity of labor makes the demand for convicts very brisk. Nearly every mill and furnace in the state desires such labor because it can be controlled and it enables the management to figure ahead with some degree of certainty on the output.
 The price of convicts has been raised by the state and it has influenced all the counties to do the same thing. Where men could be once secured for sl0 per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
MAY GET UTILITIES.
Selma Seeking to Secure Possession of
 WaterWorks Plant.

Selma, December 1S.-(Special.)-The prospects of Selma acquiring possession of the water works plant and ultimately of the electric light plant was given an im- petus during the past week by the visit to Selma of MT. J. DuPratt White, presi- dent of the Selma Water company.
 The city has been negotiating for the purchase of the water works for some time and an informal conference was held Saturday night at which MT. White, the mayor and d number of the councilmen were present. There will hardly be any throuble upon agreeing on a price and the deal will probably be made within the next two months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19

month they now cost $50 or in that neigh borhood.
 MT. Rogers said that they would prob ably use an average of fifty from the county all the time. which will give the county for the year beginning January l. ST, 100 from it's hard labor convicts.
 The Board of Revenue had up also to- day the question of compromise on the amount claimed of the Fidelity and De- posit company of Baltimore. something over $l00,00O. on the bond of former county treasurer, lost in the failure of a local bank. However, nothing was &C., complished
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19

Biliousness, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, disturbed sleep, nervousness, headache, giddiness and drowsincss, wind and pain or fullness of the stomach after meals, cold chils and fushings of heat, short ness of breath = these are the blank The man who suffers from these dis orders and neglects them will soon be in the relentless grasp of some fatal disease. If he is naturally narrow chested and shallow lunged, it will probably be con sumption; If his father or mother died of paralysis or some nervous trouble 1t will probably be nervous exhaustion or pros tration. or even insanity; If there is a talnt in the family blood, it will be blood or skin disease; If he lives In new or low, swampy country, 1t will be malaria; If he lives life of exposure. 1t may be rheumatism. There Is one safe course for a man to follow who finds himself "out of sorts and suffering from the symptoms described. It is to resort to pr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. This medi. cine makes the appetite keen, corrects all disorders of the digestion, renders assiml- ration perfect invigorates the liver, purl- fes and enriches the blood and builds firm, healthy flesh and nerve tissue. IL cures almost all diseases that result from Insufficient or improper nourishment or the brain and nerves. Bronchial throat and even lung affections. when not too far advanced, readily yield to 1t.
 = ~ A man or woman who neglects
 constipation suffers from slow poi Ay soning. Dr. Pisrces Pleasant Pei 0A lets cure constipation. One little
 Pellet is a gentle laxative. and
 two a mild cathartic. Don't let
 selfish seller over-persuade yQY 10
 .: sss Ss fe. sasse put s uD co n.sI i.issts1 Sas asvsr ssssis1L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19

Comfort and style make you smile. That's what you'll find in one of our SlO. co to S2O.OO all wool suits. Get yourself in one. Varley & Bauman, 1924 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Buy your Christmas pres- ents at Stowers'. Open nights this week until g o'clock.
Tu MERCHAN rS.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1925 a. n. Bessemer freight train will @ to Bes- semer via south Boss0mor line and return via North Bessemer line.
 Birmingham Railway, Light
 & Power Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
A New
 II
  List of  Christmas Suggestions
Ink Stands

Complete line congress and auto matic inkstands for ladies and gentlemen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Wages Advanced,

Cleveland, O.. December 1S.-The Cleve- land Worsted Mills company has volun- tarily advanced the wages of it's 1900 em- ployes 10 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19

Judge Greene of the criminal court. will
 pronounce the death sentence on Robert
 l.. Dix. the negro who was convicted last
 week in that court for the murder of
 Bert Tesnell. a motorman of the Birming
 ham Railway, Light and Power company,
 some time today and this will probably
 be the only business transacted in either
 division of the criminal court until the
 first week in January.
 The city and circuit courts will prob
 ably keep grinding until Thursday, as
 there are several cases on this weeks
 docket which have not been heard. Chan
 cery court will probably adjourn Fri
 day.
 Yesterday morning the juries for the
 mainder of the week were selected as follows:
 Jury No. 1-G. H. Estes, l.. J. Dillon, A, H. Geohegan. Pat O'Hagan, w. k. Goodwin, J. H. Warren, R. C. Warmack, Louis Minor. James Rodgers. M. H. Crit tenden, w. H. Higgins, W. T. Brooks. Jury No. 2-J l.. Nail, L. P. Howell. c.
 A. cardwell. J. M. Scott, J. o. Freeman, A. w. Muckinfuss, M. P. Clover, Eli
 Vines, Jr, S. N. Ward, D. F. Hayes, B. Zavelo, J. R. Ellard.
 Jury No. I'M. V. Godfrey, W. H. Bar nard R. F. Bains, F. L. Deaton, E. D. Ratliffe, Jason Falkner, Lane Wear, W. J. Thomson, Joe E. Brown, T. l.. Wal drop A F. Hurley, A. W. Smith. Jury No. 2.--M. A. Forbes Jr., Al Hock- stader W. R. Gwin, J. C. Gillespie. J. D. Snow, Homer Snder, W. M Jones' w. M Levi. c. w. ChiIds. W. H. Roberts J. E. Billions. l.. w. Jones. A suit was filed in the city court yester day by J. H. Gordon against w. F.. l.. Fisch and Herman Malchow, proprietors of the Highland Bakery and the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railway company, for
 s2o,0oo damages in the suit he alleges that he purchased a loaf of bread from commissary of the latter company, which
 was furnished by the Highland bakery and after eating some of it became vio-
 lently Ill He further alleges that the bread contained ingredients injurious to health and was subjected to much suf- | fering.
 The following cases were fsposed Of | in the city court yesterday: Sparks Bros. versus George q. Phil | lips; judgement by default for sii4e 60. l Charles Heron versus E. r. Barbour Plumbing and Electric company; judg-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
And the Christmas Gift Buying.

Yuletde demands on the pocket-book and reduced prices in the We 're-Going- to- Move-Sae."
 happy combination for you
 Because while other stores are putting every energy into the regular run of holiday niek-nacks SteeeSmith is giving you genuine reductions all over the store on staple things Things that make substantial presents, Linens Ready to- Wear, Mems Furnishings, Dress Goods, Wash Materials, etc, besides world of high class Xmas novelties
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Bed Spread Specials

Bed Spreads-make the home a present--neW bed spreads. Much coal smoke in the winter time sends these things often to the wash woman.
 Prices are reduced to a point where adding to your stock will be econ omy.
 IA honeycomb Marseilles pat tern bed spreads. Regu- I Ck lar price, $1.50. Special. I.SC
 11-4 extra heavy Marseilles pat tern bed spread. Regu- I GE lar price, $2.00. Special. l.OC
 11-4 honeycomb Marseilles pat tern bed spread. Regu- on lar price. $2.50. Special ... I'CO
 11-4 genuine Marseilles. firing ed, with cut corner. Regular price, $3.50. O1S Special. =. -. ......
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
RECORD OF COURTS

Sampson Dexter Gunnells, a graduate of the University of Alabama. was ad- mitted to the practice of law in this state yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
STEELE-S SMITH, 1925 Second Ave

ment by default with leave to prove damages.
 Francis R. Gardner versus the Blrning- ham Railway, Light and Power compahy' dismissed for want of prosecution.
 w, R. McNeil versus l.. J. Young' judgment for the plaintiff for $45.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
For a Simple Dancing Frock

Some very exclusive wash ma terials that are ideal for simple frock to dance in; inexpensive, yet fresh and new for the Yule- tide parties; corded plaid; coli ennes in imitation of the im- ported French fabrics so much in vogue. Regular price, 1ro COG. Sale price. e.......... tSC
 Silk cords in several colors: all washable. Regular O-1o price, 35c. Sale price. .. ~ 2O
 Wash Radium, wash weave that the best dressmakers are using up east for handsome waists. Regular price, CH1n soc. Sale price,. .....O 2O
 Beaded change purses with gilt and silver tops, all colors in fancy designs. Tiny D m round affairs. $1.50 to. ,. ~'OO
 Light blue, plum, garnet, cut steel. etc., in solid colors.
 Gold belts in Persian designs with handsome gold buckles, plain or fancy. set with . EO stones, S3.00 to......... o'co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
|. E. Wdtermdn's Ideal Fountain Pens

Elegant assortment new points for ladies and gentlemen. Packed in fancy Christmas boxes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Fine Leather Goods

Pocketbooks, Card Cases, Pass Cases, Leather Document Fold CTS and Envelopes, handsomest line. complete assortment. Your name lettered in gold free of charge this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Fine Box Stationery

Cranes, Hurd's and Hurlburt's fine writing paper in handsome holiday gift boxes. Also finest line pound writing paper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19

Thousands whom if has cured vouch for | the value of Hoods Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-19
Opera Coats Greatly Reduced

Opera Show the who doesnt admire these also doesn't really want
 Nine the trouble sis that enthusiasm outruns the pocketbook.
 Here then prices hat will putthem basis practical for Christmas presents Prices far below real values Every White and green cloths, pale ns of Some elaborately braided with silk Others are English eyelet patterns with the silk lining peepng through All silk lined Threequarter length boxey affairs full and nrace Herea the ductnnS