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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01
SeIf-DIqes tion.

From the Boston Globe.
The question has often been raised as
to why the stomach does not digest lteslf
through its own juices.
A series of experiments to discover the
secret have been tried in a California
medical college, with the result of dis
covering that the organ Is electrical
in its action. A man was made to swal-
low a specially prepared electrode, and
this generated electric currents which pre-
vented the stomach from being Destroy
ed by its own forces.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01
old man in strong language This breaks

old man In strong language. This breaks
the engagement
Through the county chairman's manip-
ulation of political wires Wheeler WINS
the fight for office and also gets the girl.
The scenes and incidents relates TO tne
early sos. and the costumes represeh
the prevailing STYLES of this period. The
scenery Is typical of Mr.. AIDES theme.
Mr.. Savage will give the piece adequate
production. The scenery possesses
strong suggestion of local color. and the
company will be a large one. There are
twenty-five in the cast, and in ADDITION
about rs extra people will be employed
In the pictorial features of the campaign.
The cast is headed by Theodore Roperts
and includes George Thatcher, the we'll
known minstrel for whom Mr.. AIDE has
written some capital comedy line. Mi.
Thatcher will appear as a colored poll
tiican, commonly known as :. fioater.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01
AT THE JEFFERSON.

= Monday matinee and night-Rose
- Coghlan and Howard Kyle in Dip
y lomacy."
= Wednesday and Thursday night
= with a matinee Thursday-Nat M.
y Wills IN "A Son of Rest"
= Friday and Saturday nights, with
> a matinee Saturday-"The Country
= Chairman
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01
Nat M. Wills.

The management of the Jefferson
theater has selected original and droll
Nat NJ Wills, who wears the imperial
crown of trampdom in Broadhurst and
Curries big musical gayety "A Son of
Rest" for Wednesday and Thursday
with matinee Thursday This popular
comedian is supported by twenty far
cenrs and beauty chorus of forty
For a very numerous class of amusement
seekers Wills is a habit, almost neces-
sity When he was in vaudeville and
modestly placed down the line, it was
regular thing for him to wrest the hon
ors from the more loudly 'touted" head
liners until he became one of the highest
salaried performers in the vaudeville
amusement world. Now that he is the
head of a versatile organization he is
eagerly booked by managers of desirable
theaters from New York to San Fran
cisco.
The Wills parodies are a feature of
the performance. Mr.. Wills admirers
have too long associated him with that
particular kind of humor to enable him
to drop 1t at WILL and since 1t is always
effective, there is no good reason why
he should think of emitting it. In this,
the second edition of "A Son of Rest
it has been supplied with considerable
new material, especially in the musical
way. Fortunately, it still has for direc-
tor Max Witt, whose most recent contri-
buttons to the score are odd Glory"
"Pansy, Do You Love Me- THE Pos
sum and the Coon" and "Sweethearts
and Wives" a drinking song of the riot
ously rollicking kind. The music of the
piece generally is above the grade COM
monty reached by composers of this style
of entertainment. This is not to say that
it is pretentious to the point of painful
dignity the pleasanter fact being that 1t
is consonant with the whimsical theme
so humorously suggested by Mr.. Wills
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01
ANUSE EkTS

Mr.. Kyle, and playgoers may be as
sured of a treat in the revival of the
comedy which has been called by many
critics the standard of dramatic con-
struction, brilliant dialogue and unsur-
passable Technique
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01

from all over the country Is demon
strated by the fact that when the season
of forty weeks, which The present tour
will consume, was booked, enough time
had been refused to fill another equally
long season.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01

and so ably emphasized by his associates
in the performance. There is also good
taste in the decorations, among which
must be recorded the dresses of the girls,
no less than the pleasing scenery In
which the action passes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01
AT THE BlJou.

y All the week with matinees Tues
> day, Thursday and Saturday
= Across the Pacific"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-01

Clay Blaney, in the character of Will
lie Live" the newspaper correspondent,
still heads the cast with his wit, his
ever ready kodak and his sure-shot re-
yOlyers
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
Gbina.

9arbin, 5. Sum-. Stunt iapani-
i3e g9oonsr, tpel9e @otbsnfang In
ben Der ruiff9en Rrone gs66rigen @e.
mdhern BEL Der Snfei Sbima betrieben,
tpurbsn bon ruifi9en 3orpsoObooten
bef9la9nabmt unb bierber 9ebra4t.
Inter ben 60 ssfanssnen Sesleuten
ftnb aud 6 Nmeritaner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
3aHft Der ACd1e.

Cine !Sonoratiorsnfruu aus Sbers
gopfingen 1T nit Sbrer So9tsr our
Seuerbeftattuns i6res p%eritorbensn
@atten mad @otba sereift. 4ls iis
pteber in Der 9eimath anlansen, ent>
fteht beim Musiteisen aus benz Mas=
eon eine @4pierisfeit, 6a oie beioen
Srauen nidt redt pihen, pie fe NIT
Der Mi1enurne unb benz groben
S9irm suredttommen fonen. S4liebz
lid iast Die DIANA: rGuf4tel, piai9t
0u n pappa baIte, ba bait i'd De
S9trm, piaf9t Du De S4irm battle.
oa bait ih n pappa."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

Spestal3u9 bsrlGbt indianapolis 2 ubr
Utor9ens; &etourfabrt ppn 9ouispiue urn
7 llbr Mbenbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
Roe # 10 b.

8 of o, 5. Stunt. Der @bsfarat
beg Warine. 6oipitalss gu Saiebo be-
ridtst, bab Der 3utanb Admiral Ros
ieftuenstp's befriebissnb lei. puls
tnb 3empsratur fnb normal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

9ebanoIung neuer & o Gs
tDpe. gs 1T feinestpegs genii9enb,
neue &o6t0pfe Dor Dem erften @es
6rau9 nur aus5utpai4en; beionosrs
iorgfdlttg miifen, um ni9t sefunoz
6eitsi9Goli9 gu fem, iroene unb
G%maiuetGpfe be9anoelt tperben. Die
lel6en bdben BEL Ser 6srfteluna cine
@laIur erbalten, gu Der 8lei psrtpen=
BET tpuroe. @iro 6aFelte beim @las
iiren Der SDpfe ni9t genus einge>
brannt, 10 l0it es fi9 beim &oGen =
namentli9, penn Die Speifsn @Gure
entbulten = let6t auf unb pergiftet
oiefelben. Ser @enub FOLDER @psiie1
tann infolgebehen @ergiftuneseri9eis
nungen lei9ter uno audi re6t i6perer
Dirt 6erborrufen, ie na9 Ser M&ense oes
CUR 9Of ung getommenen 8leies.. Solz
den S9aoen fam man perbiiten, IN
Dem man Die &o9tDpfe Dor Dem erits
maligen @ebrau9 ausfo9t. Man
nebn,e auf Elm Quart Wafer spei ST.
I5ffel gfiig uno bier GblDffel Sals
unb fo9e Die Mif6ung cine Stunoe
lang. Sn eifernen &p6tOpfen, Die
ipp6l nur tpenig 8ertpenoung finben,
berlieren Semitic uno Sbft feim &o=
den let6t bic Sarbe. @u9 Dies fann
permieoen tperoen, fpenn man Gifen=
tDpfe nit Wafer austo9t, in pel6es
man 3piebeln ooer &artoffelf9alen
CAB. Siefes Qusto9en miro 10 oft
tpieoerbolt, Biz ii9 bie 3piebeln ober
bic &artoffsli6alen nt9t mebr fdrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
npdr DluB Hu.

sd mar nit meiner Treunotn in
8iDrniorns ,ueber uniere 9raff; lie
mar febr erf9iittert uno bsrgob
Str0me bon Sbrdnen. Na4 Dem
erften Dit bot i9 ibr on Steue ihres
p~puitGnoig our6nGbten Sai4sntu4es
metn Rei erpetu9 an, erbielt aber Die
Gntport: ,4d LAB nur, Der apsite Gtt
ge6t audi nod 'rein!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

tperbe. l1nb pirfli9 bat au9 fdo"
bic Iomiraliidt Wa9ri9t erbalten, bab
cine gludaoe bes ruifi9sn Safens un-
mittelbar beborfe6e uno oaB berfsIbsn
cine gela9eruns Der Gsffung bon Der
9anbieite Der auf benz GuBs foIgsn
fole.
gersits 1T cine iapanif4e Slotts mad
benz Intur aufgebrO9en, um ben
6afen ein3ui9lieben, unb balo btirfte
man babon b6ren, bab bic glodabe
perfect 1T.
WlaoimofOG bat fi9 auf cine iol9e
ebsntualitdt i4on ldnsit sefaBt ss=
ma9t uno if, Iaut WeIbungsn an has
2riegsamt, aui Monats binaus fur
cine gelageruns borbereitet, bic, foats
ni&t ein WaHsnfilfano auf @runb
bon Observation-Disclosures ba3wifdsn
tomnten, gang mad benz Wuffer bon
Yort &rtbur Dor fit gebsn tuiirbe, tlur
NIT benz unterf8ieo. baB bic Sapaner
bier lei4teres Spiel baben, als bel benz
ruifi9en Gibraltar auf Der 2iaOtung=
6albiniel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
Sranfrei9.

g b n 9 ! m & cabinets.
paris, 5. SUM-. Sn Golss Der
3uridmeiiuns Der frana6Ri4en gor-
fdldae feitens bes Sultans BON Wa.
rotto inb i'm 2abinetts Weinungsbers
fdieoenbsiten eingetreten.
AIfono nj Ian b.
gberbour9, 5. Stunt. Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
0tsrieo.
Gonasr n m n, e n.

Werito, 5. SUM-. @bmin 8.
@Dngsr, Der reue ameritanif9s gOt=
i9after, traf, bon California fommenb,
bier Elm. gr tpuroe bon 6snpr SOrrss
Ripas, Namens Der msrifanii9en RE
sisruns unb Setrstdr Definite bon Der
ameritanif9en BOtfdaft am SabnbOfe
empfanssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

wv "
abie9elte, begleitst bon einsm britiI9en
gei4paoer uno elmer fran36fiden $or=
p~soobOot. Glotils.
6roBbritannien.
& B N 9 u lon o 0 tts
men.
ports N : 5. SUM-. Der
26ni9 bon Spanien fam beuts Na9=
mittag bon @berbOurg auf Der Ya9t
0ietoria unb gilbert bier an. Die
Abmiralitdt bate bier elm 9stualti9ss
8ei9maoer auiammsnseaosen bas
einsn Salut feusrte. Ser prin3 Don
Walss bs9rtBts ben 96ni3 Bel Der
2anoung.
2onbon, 5. SUM-. &6nig al=
ionic tam beute Na9mittas bier an
unb uuros am 8abnbofs bon 26nig
gowarb %empfansen.
MIfpno in @ea6r.
DO n, 5. Suni. Dem iunssn
G6nis Mfonio bon Spanien, Der am
lebten Mtttpod In paris suiammen
nit benz prdfibentsu 2oubst um Elm
5aar bas Opfer zines 9ttentates purbe,
ioQsn risue 8sfabrsn brobsn. Sie ibm
nod Dem 2eben tra9tenoen Nnar9ifen
molten ibm ansebli9, ba bic Wa9iam.
teit Der fran3bfiden Bebbrbsn bic Mrs-
fi6runs ibrer WOropldne bsreitelt, Sci
isinsr Mntunft in 2onbon ben Garaus
MAIDEN. gs 1T nit gsfimmtbsit feIt=
sefteut, oaB mebrere Nnardiften bon
Barcelona, Die f9 Dor siuigsn Sassn
NOD in paris b%efanben, in Der bri-
tii9sn 6aupttaot eingetrofsn fnb.
Gin sarsss Sser bon Scottlanb=D arb=
Setettibs ma4t Sa9b auf bic Burden,
bat isoo9 Bis jsst ibrsn S9lupfpinfel
ni9t gu entbsden bsrmodt. Die eng
lii4en 2ebensperfdsrunss @eieli9af-
ten, bel wsldsn Der iunss Monarb 80
bOben gstrdsei bsrf9ert if, babsn cine
6eioenunsf fur feline Giderbeit unb
moaen Die bon ibnen aussetsaten go.
lieen eaneslirsn, tpenn ni9t INN bas
gisrfads b66ers prdmien bssablt tusr=
ben.
9erteue a m erttani9
8Ot9after.
9onbon, 5. SUM-. Der itsrlc
ameritanif9s BotfaaFter Wbitslatp
@sib uuros I'm Wittag boz, benz 26niss
gbuarb i'm gudinsbam : palafts in
Nuoisn3 ~smpfangsn unb iibsrrsi9te iein
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8lsi93eitis murosn bic Satin unb
So9ter oes Boti9nfters Der H6nigin
Nlsranbra boraefeIt.
Meritp.
gonger n q o m NJ n.
Werico, 5. Suni. Gbmin 8.
gDnger, Der neue ameritauif9s got=
i9afier, traf, bon California fommenb,
bier Elm. @r tpuroe bon Ssnor Sorrss
Ripas. Namens Der msrifanii9en Re
gierung tino Setretdr Definite bon Der
ameritanif9en BOtidaft am Sabnbofe
empfangsn.
Gbina.
9arbin, 5. Suni. Stunt iapani-
i9e G4OOner, tpel9e @~otbenfang In
ben Der rufff9en Rrone gsb6risen @e.
mdisrn BEL Der Snfsl Sbima betrisbsn,
tuuroen bon ruiRi9m 8OrpsoOboOten
bef9la9nabmt unb bierber eebra9t.
Inter ben go gsfansenen Seeleuten
fnb aud 6 Ameritansr.
Ybilippinen.
guautf Bet @orbin.
WantIa, 5. Sum-. @ontre.M o'
miraI gnauif ma4te NIT feinem Stabs
@sneralmaior gorbin einen Beiu9 unS
ipra9 ibm fsinsn Oant aus fir BIZ
gaffrsunbi&aft, wel9s Der General
ben RuKsn ertuisien babe, inbem er BIZ
6oipitdIsr fur bie geruunoeten 6ffnet'
unb 9ebensmittel lisfsrte.
Nls General gorbin fragte, ME bieI'
rufii9e Mbmirale In Der S4la4t &C.
ueIen ieieu, anttportete gnauif mi
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d

uu9lid bat fi9 nod elmer Sepei9e Der
v3eit" In pitsidt, &umdnien, ersignet.
Wdbrenb Der uebunsen auf benz Dor.
tigen grer3ierplab serietb auf Big ieBt
ri8t ~aufgetldrte Weiie unter bic plaB=
patronen cine i9arfe. Die Wirtung
beg Sduhss mar entiebli6. IS Sols
baten turrbsn ourd bic @ranate, bic
mittsn untsr eine 2ompagnie fubr unb
iOfort trspirts, auf Der STEELE 9st6btst
unb bisle anbsre i9mer bsrlsBt.
Sapan.
@efe9te II ber W n b.
9urei.
Sotio, 5. SUM. 9lus benz iapa.
nif9en Sauptquartier in Der Waro.
idurei trirb semsloet:
Nm Wurgsn bes 3. SUM- eriHsn st=
ma 800 Wann rnffider 3abaleris uno
Snfanterie grbibipao, z Meilen rorb=
6fli9 bon @bangau an, luuroen aber
o6ns WHbs beriast.
Mn bemielbsn Morgel qingen 20
ruifi9e S9maoronrn fiblid bon Soc
pins9ien. so Meilen norbpefli9 bon
Jengbpa Dor. Gin She'll bieier Wa9t
9riH S6intfuba on, uurbe aber BON
unierer Mrtiaeris nit erobem 0erluffe
3uriidgetrieben. Wir batten 4 0ers
munbete.
e 9refensbiIber.
Sofio, s. Stunt. Wiele Der i'm
biefgen Warins 5ofpital Iisasnbsn
beruunoeten &uken fno bon S9msr.
gen raienb geuoroen, unb tpdbrenb
nod obsnbrstn bic S9rsdensbiloer Der
tibertanoenen S9la9t INNER bor ib=
rem aussn fsben, i@reien fe unuuf-
b6rli9 i'm bensn Wabnfnn. Mm mei-
ften au leibsn bate bic Manni9aft bon
&Oiefbenstp's Glaggi9if r2nia, @u=
tuarop". Sas 5euer faft Der ssiamn,.
ten iupaniidsn Slotte fon3entrirte fi9
auf biefes S9if. Seine Beds tuarsn
buaRdblid in Stide sei9oKen urb
feline Mafe, elmer aussenommsn,
f%tirsten laut tra9enb um. 6alb
wa6nfnnis iammeltsn id bic OfIsisre
uno Wanni9aitsn um ben sinsissn
mod fsbsn seblisbsnsn Maf.
&oe Il b enstp.
Sofio, 5. SUM-. Der @6sfar3t
bes Warine- 9oipitalss su Safebo be-
ridtst, bab Der 3uftanb admiral &os
ieftpenstp's b~efriebigsnb lei. puls
unb Sempsratur fnb normal.
9Ie9te Nusft9ten.
2pnbou, 5. Stunt. Die ,Be.
ri9ts tiber bic 2onfsrsnas, prafioent
&Opiebelts NIT benz iapanif9en &C.
ianbtsn Satabira, benz ruIfi9en Bots
i9after 9rafen @aIini, benz beuti9en
8otf9after 5rbr. Sped b. eternburg
uno anoeren 0ertretern auswdrti9er
&e9ierunsen baben Bier bas 9r6Bte
Sntershs srregt. 9imrat man bod an,
oaB es fi@ UNI 5erbeifibrung bes Grie.
bsts banbslt, Der fur bic snglf9sn
9anbelsinterehen bon 10 eroBsr Wi9s
tietsit if.
Mqsrbtn9s if man tn diplomats
f9en 3reiien sttuas psiHmiaii4 uno
slaubt nidt, bab Der Grieoe 10 raid au
Stanbe tommen mirb, mie @iele er-
tparten.
8eri9te aus biplomatii9en 3reiien
in Waibington, Berlin, paris nnb
ct. petersburg brtiden einHimmig ben
Wuni9 nod Grieben aus, geben aber
teine pofitipe Sbatia4en on, uel&e
cine balbise Werwirtli9ung bisier
Sofnung In Musfi9t feQsn.
HuBlano.
8eI1ageruIg BON @Iaoi'
b o 4 o d.
g /. petersburg, 5. Stunt.
Ni&t nit unre9t bat man bier er.
%tuarts., bob Sapar, In Musnhbune
isines See.S is9es Is ni&t BET Der mig.
Ii&f pOnfdnoigen gerni9tung Der ber'
fnrenafen rufEgmrn STnttenreHe hehnen,
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&aiitr @ilbtlm
9dbt iid bnr6 @i6ts aug Oct itre1getl Neltralitd1
bringen.

Sn gais vriet" es in 5olse Der Observation-Disclosures. = abmhal Gnauia
trauernS 80 Manila. - Ser iugenbi6e Mfonu anf iimer
SprHonr in England a%nselangt. Spdehageidenfe
fHr bs beufde &ronprin3enpaar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
StaIien.


81 o m, 5. SUM-. Sr. Muccuci,
tuel9er i'm Outrage Der italienifaen
&e9ieruna i'm Congo Grsifaate meilte,
meloet in einem 8eri9te an oas ausp.
9mt, bab geamte bes G~reiftaates ben
0eriu4 aemadt batten, Ysrionea, bie
tein 9inftiges nrtbeil iiber ben s5rei.
taat batten, ME Wuccuei ielbt uno
Or. gaieari, Der bic Nnfiebsluns bon
S%talisnerr i'm State bsrmittslr1 iOate,
3u per9iften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
&abtnettSfrtTS
Sn 5olse Der Warpffe >Mfaire.

paris, 5. Suni. Sn troblunter'
ri9tsten 9reiisn beiBt es, falls Selcahe
In GOlge Der S9wierigtetten, bic in
GOIge isiner .i9neioigsn" WarOttO-
pOlitit entfanbsn fno, refsniren
ioIte, tpsrbe prsmierminiiter &oubier
tempcrdr bic 2situns Der austudrtigen
Nn9elegsnbsitsn iibernebmen unb Die
Warotto=Jrase ~erleoigen weroe Bis er
bas portsfeuilIs beg Mustpdttigen einem
anoeren Wanne anbietet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-17
Anecdote of Wagner.
From Harper's Weekly.

From Harper's Weekly.
 The following anecdote of Wagner is told by Alfred Reisenauer, the pianist, who, as a pupil of Liszt knew the com poser of "Parsifai'' personally.
 Wagner was always more Or less self conscious" says Reisenauer, "and only at rare intervals did his friends see him in moods that could be called anything but premeditated. In Bayreuth I saw him in highly characteristic situation and l never shall forget 1t. It was at a rehearsal of 'Parsifal. The garden scene had just been admirably sung and danced whereupon Wagner, in his exuberant joy, hugged and kissed the artists, and then, quite beside himself, got down on all fours and parked like a do> concluding his exhibition by throwing hls legs in the air and balancing himself on his head At this interesting moment Liszt and sev- eral of his pupils. including himself walked on the stage. Quick as a flash, Llszt, who always played the role of Wagner's self-constituted defender, said grirnly. Well if that's pose, it's the hardest one in the world to hold, by thun- der! For the sake of the Meister we tried to restrain our mirth, but the ef- fort was not wholly successful. l firmly believe, however that Wagner himself was secretly pleased at the sensation for which he was responsible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-17
=Z E N V DEP "A R T M E> TN T Ez

church for the annual conference. which meets at Athens next week. The Rev George W. Read, pastor of the church. will preach on baptism next Sunday morning at II o'clock. Everybody is in- yited to attend this service.
 The home department, which has re- gently been organized in the Sunday school of the First Methodist church, is progressing we'll and is doing fine work among people who cannot attend the school This department has about sixty members enrolled and others are ex- pected to be added soon.
 ". o. Kirkland has accepted position with E. L. Ellis. the jeweler.
 The Rev. John Beean of MeCombs. Miss. has declined the pastorate of St. Iohn's Episcopal church, which was offer /ed him some days ago by the vestry of the church.
 The entertainment at the opera house last night by Herbert A. Sprague under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church. was well at tended and was greatly enjoyed by all. The ladies interested in the movement arc very much gratified with the success of the course.
 The Junior Order of American Machin- ests held an interesting and important meeting at their hall on Nineteenth street last night.
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 I do not use large advertisements sne false statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fall to be cured by such methods. give me a call and get well
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kept her features under the grip of that smile for sold half hour without relax ing a muscle.
 MT. Frampton, the clever sculptor, is among the few artists who will make no concession to vanity '1f sitter had ears as large as donkeys," he vows, 'I would not hesitate to put them In. If a man had scar on his forhead. l shouldn't dream of passing 1t over. An individual with a scar is known by that scar; therefore 1t is an important detail in his face Women he finds more dIlcult to portray than men. Tt Is the expression that is so difficult to catch in woman-the real expression, I mean Very often a model comes to a studio with quite a different expression from the one she is known by; while many ladies have very little ex- pression, and some absolutely none what eVer.'
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MOBILE, JACKSON AND
 KANSAS CITY RAILROAD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.

--mendment No. II, Circular No. P. 37. QUARANTINE REGULATIONS:
 Account Yellow Fever. All Agents and Others Interested Effective Sunday, August 18th, 1905. l2:01 a. m.. trains and 2 on main line, and Hattiesburg Branch trains and 6 and 24 and 25, G. & c. Division trains 1 and 2, will be annulled for Sunday service until further notice. Until further advised above trains will run daily.
 W. L. o'pWYER,
 General Passenger Agent.
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