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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-24
TENNESSEANS AT FAIR

BY A TEN NESsEAN.

here from Tennessee like the horses. too many to mention them all.
 John Thomas with his string of beau tful horses from the Glover Bottom farm near Nashville. brings to us old memories and old associations. He sits the sulky as we'll as his father, the late Gale Thomas used to when he drove at the old fair grounds on the bank of Little Bigby near Neely's Mills, Murray county. Tenn.
 Many Tennesseans here remember Diana Alice Vest owned by Coronel Krizee, "Mattie Hunter" and the beautl- full bay with the long black mane and tail the Marshall county surprise. I have forgotten the name. Ed Geers took him north and sold him for a princely sum John Henly and John Barr can tell you all about those days.
 Many of the presiding judges are from Tennessee, among them Maj Will Polk, who comes as judge from Robinsville, Miss, but his old home to describe 1t, l will quote John Trotwood Moore. "There are few roads more beautifully surrounded than the Mount Pleasant pike, threading across a country as fer tile as ever the crow flew over. Two miles out of town the Bigby creek dashes across 1t under rustic bridge. at a place and in such a quaint, romantic bend that the impulse to stop and drink from a cold spring that booms from a lime-rock crevice on us banks, Is almost irresistible. Further on the pike winds around stately and sombre hills, casting their cool shadows askant or throwing them in glowing dignity across the road which winds around them.
 Just over the rise of the hills lies the beautiful old estate of Ashwood, the ante bellum home of the Folks. but now passed into the hands of others, it's broad acres divided and sub-divided to meet the encroachments of a narrower age, it's beautiful old trees now encircled by "the deadly girdle' and standing in
 the moonlight, leading limbless noun ments of a happier time. To the left oi | the road stands the deserted old church in all it's sacred sweetness. so sacred that | even the speculative spirit of the wheat smut and the potatoe bugs have passed l 1t by, and so 1t remains amid It's vener-
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able trees and sacred dead, kneeling among the evergreens in perpetual com munon with God, a sacred altar in the wilderness. an ark of the past, undese- crated by the touch of the unholy hand of the present"
 An, major, many years have passed since you and l knelt in that old church and listened to one whose soprano voice fioated out so sweet and clear that the birds In the trees hushed their songs and listened to "Jerusalem the Golden" and Paradise. o Paradise" how sweetly she sang them. and that clear. pure alto of one who died ere she was a bride a year. and Capt. Renfroe's sweet, though often broken, bass notes.
 Much sorrow has fallen to the lot of both of LIS, but we can say of Tennessee as Tom Moore said of Ennis Ailen:' Sweet Ennis Allen, are thee well.
 May calm and sunshine long be thine, How fair thou are let other tell
 How fair 10 feel, how fair was mine.'
 At the fair and the horse show we will show no traces of time. but sit there and applaud the horse who wins. ''in the home stretch twixt the flag and wire.'
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BOY LOSES LEG IN MINE AT BESSEMER H. C. Hatcher, Aged Is,
 Crushed by Coal Car MAY LOSE OTHER LIMB Lyceum Course Which Was to Have Been Given at Beavers Hall Is
 Called Off-Misunderstand-
 Ing In Contract.

Bessemer. October 23.-(Special.)-H. c. Hatcher, white boy aged Is years was seriously injured in the Sloss mines about half mile south of Bessemer this after noon at o'clock.
 His left leg was so severely bruised and mangled by being crushed under the wheels of a coal car that it had to be amputated and the other was fearfully mangled and 1t Is feared that it will be necessary to amputate that as well.
 The boy Is employed at the mines to shift cars onto the switch line at the was pushing a car off the main line on- to a switch when a negro pushing an- other car in the rear of him knocked him down not knowing that the boy was in front. The car passed entirely over the boys legs.
 pr. T. F. Robinson and Dr. L. A. Spen- cer were called and amputated the left leg and dressed the other. It is hoped that the right leg can be saved by care full treatment. The left leg was amputat- ed just blow the knee.
 Hatcher Is the son of H. c. Hatcher, Sr., of Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street. He was resting very we'll under the cir cumstances at a late hour tonight
 Lyceum Course Called Off.
 On account of a misunderstanding as to the contract the lyceum which was to have been given by the Alkahest Lyceum Bureau of Atlanta at Beavers hall In this city has been called off.
 Ralph Bingham had been scheduled to
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cottage, splendid location; southern front; choice lot; Eleventh ave. North Highlands.
 S3OOO-A splendidly built, conveniently ar ranged modern Groom home; blocks of Henley school; on easy terms. -Splendidly built, attractive, modern furnace heated 2-story 7-room; with basement; cottage; on lovely lot 50x170; with all street Improvements; fronting car line; excellent neighborhood; near churches and schools; on terms, 5000 cash. balance $40 per month at per cent.
 s10,500-A very elegant new modern, CO., lonial 10-room mansion; interior arrange ments artistic and elegant; 1t has large lot S0x190; stables, servants houses swell location, Norwood. Terms s25OO cash, balance to suit. Not many homes offered like this.
 s2000-6-room house and lot Fourteenth avenue near Nineteenth street s7500-An elegant 2-story Groom colonial modern home; large grounds, out houses ct: every moidern convenience; Nor wood; and just think, terms s125o cash: balance to suit you does the work s450o-A modern 7-room stucco home on lot 60x190: new and attractive; on easy terms; choice location; North Highlands. s35 PER FOOT-Beautiful lots 60xl9O. 24th street. near 12th avenue. North High lands; one-third cash. balance to suit at 6 per cent
 $5o00-a comfortable modern 7-room corner home; every comfort; overlooks city; one story. Terms, 5000 cash balance % suit buyer. Everything in first class con- dition; comfortably arranged: beautiful location.
 s2750-A very attractive well built 2-story 7-room dwelling: near churches and schools; Fountain Heights; on terms to suit buyer; see this.
 s2500-A pretty broom corner home; over looks the city: near 18th street. North
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And extends to him, with all Bir- mingham. Miss South. MT and Mrs. South, In sincerity and unity of de Speerit," the cordial hand of fellowship and love. together with all good demo- crats, (re) publicans, saints and sinners. The Lord never made any two men exactly alike, in features, spirit, charac- ter and personality and this marked dif- ference Is shown also In his creative power, and the special impress of his Divine favors in the natural and physical world
 The Lord is all powerful, and can make and create all things under the power and influence of his wonderful nat ural laws, which are a part of God, and it sometimes pleaseth Him to make and shower as blessings upon humanity and civilization great many real good things, to which the world Is gradually awakening and becoming thankful; but. thus far, in the creative Providence, 1t has pleased Him to make only one Theodore Roosevelt
 and only one such
 Birmingham and Alabama. They are the salt of the earth;' the kind that will not lose its "savor," and we would like to see the two mix up d little longer, and learn to know, and (perhaps) love each other better, and your "Uncle," together with all Birmingham and the south, rejoices that these two monuments of Gods fullness anu grace have met, face to face.
 The south always unbosoms and bares its head in the presence of greatness. She has a great heart, and "toadles' to nothing on earth, and whatever she does
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Highlands
 s225o-Rental s2o per month; will bring
 $25; a choice S-room cottage fronting
 car line, North Highlands. on any req
 sonable terms; $500 cash and $30 per
 month would do
 $s9O0-A modern 2-story S-room residence;
 choice location; fronting car line, North
 Highlands A great bargain at 5000 cash,
 balance any reasonable terms does the
 work.
 s200O-lo-room 2-story and basement; block
 of car line; North Highlands; improve
 ments alone cost over s2o0o. It is in good condition
 s335o-2-story 7-room dwelling; fronts Nor
 wood car line North Highlands. Easy
 terms: the lot Is 5ox19o. s45Oo-Rental $500; a corner, sox15o; Twen-
 ty-third street.
 s45oO-50x240; 1O-room house; central; Sth avenue.
 Groom house; near 9th avenue and West Park.
 ssOo-7-room house; 7th street, near 7tn avenue. s55tJ-Modern. well built 2-story Broom home; near First Methodist church and Capitol park.
 s375o-A choice lot near First Methodist church xS0U-A choice nome ol o-iooiht 1-iooih outhouse: large lot: fronts Capitol park. $50 A FOOT-A beautiful central corner on Sth avenue.
 s600o-Vaiuable lot 5oxls0 improved; fronts East Park.
 $4000-50x1Oo; good business corner; close in 24th street.
 ssoO-5oxlso; two street fronts; Fountain Heights. N25OR0x210: 6 beautiful lot; East l4th street; near Nolan avenue; fronting east Ware Grove. s1s5OOo-A swell corner; with modern. 2-story and 9 room dwellings,; close
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E,bOrnS' Realty Market QuOtat ii O s

$5000-50x210; near 11th avenue; 3 blocks of Five Point; 5000 cash, balance to suit; owner says submit offer this means it's going.
 5O0-eOx240-1Oth ave; South Highlands; splendid 7-room. one-story cottage and servants house.
 SUBuARBAN PROPERTY. S4000-l12xlS0; Groom modern cottage, choice locality; rapidly enhancing; two blocks of Five Points. s8000-Elegant modern 2-story, Broom residence; near Highland avenue; Five Points nelghborhood; B swell home; very attractive; on terms $500 cash, $50 per month.
 -Two-story, 7-room cottage; all the comforts; edge of the South Highlands; easy terms.
 s7500-Rental s90o 75x109: two s-room houses near Twentieth street S16500--A magnificent Broom modern residence on about H of a block of ground; near Highland avenue; A most inviting home and on your own terms. $50 a foot-1Oox225; fronts Highland ave- nue and public park; an elegant lot; easy terms.
 $3750-Two-story, 7-room stucco dwelling: fronts car line; South Highlands; on easy terms.
 s55O0-A swell, modern. pressed brick; corner; Groom home; elegant interior HHisH, easy teTtls Aooutn ftignidndS.
 FARMS. s45O0-An excellent, modern. 2-story, new, we'll built, l0-room residence; fronts car line; Woodlawn; 5000 cash, bal ance $50 per month.
 s650o--An entire half block; 450xls5; E. story. Broom dwelling; Broom and g. room servants house; fine orchard; pretty shade trees; rich garden; attrac- tive location; half block of East Lake car line; will make the buyer money and enhance; has many attractive fea- lures in It's general surroundings. and ust be seen to be appreciated. Terms,
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factory purchaser. Owner don't have to sell; just has the trading fever. Go out and see 1t.
 S4GO0-50X2JO with modern 8-room, one story cottage; front Highland avenue car line; South Highlands; furnace heat; stable and servants house. pretty lot and an alley corner; half cash. bal ance easy.
 s5250-An excellent 2-story modern fur mace heated home: Charles St.; near 10th avenue; east front; any reasonable terms.
 $5000-An elegant 2-story modern attrac- lively built and stylishly arranged and finished inside. corner S-room home; near 11th Avenue Methodist church; South Highands third cash, balance easy.
 s425o-A very neat modern Groom one- story cottage on large corner; with east front; near 11th ave; half block of car line; South Highlands.
 $600o-Rented at $500. A large corner; TO- room modern furnace heated home, fronts car line; near II ave-; South Highlands 5000 cash, balance any req sonable terms.
 s35Oo-A special bargain; 2-story, Broom residence; lot 50x1O5; southern front: block of 20th street; South Highlands; investigate quick. s3l50-Any reasonable terms; s750 cash payment would do; neat 7-room cottage; near Paul Hayne school close in; South Side.
 $9o00-A corner on Avenue c: rented at 5000; f00x140: brick dwelling. any req sonabie terms: g bargain; sec 1t. s9000-A regular pick up; 100x120; Avenue H; near 21st street; houses; can be made to pay between Is and 20 per cent. You will not see this long; reasonable terms.
 s11. 000-Rental $500: with brick improve ments that cost $500; valuable invest ment property and bargain; close In; investigate.
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$500 cash, balance $50 per month. which might be arranged to suit the buyer. Do not apply for this until after 2 o'clock Monday. This Is going and no doubt before Monday night. so be prompt after ? D. m. s25oo-1oOx165--; 2-story, S-room residence; splendid condition; excellent neighbor- hood; one block of East Lake car line; s625 cash, balance $500 per year At tractive home and a bargain. $2750-Five-room house and p lots front ing West End car line. $l700-A pretty, new. Groom cottage; q blocks of car line; Woodlawn; very easy terms.
 sl5o0-l00x105; Groom cottaeg near car line and school; Woodlawn; for cash only at s1500.
 s2750-A dream of beauty; in the shape of 7-room cottage; near East Lake car line; east front; choice location; name any reasonable terms and 1t ij yours
 s3OOo-i0Ox19O: 7-room cottagt fronts car line. West End.
 s2250-7-room, 2-story corner cottage: fronts car line West End sl5oo-Near car line; on very easy terms; West End.
 $16,0o0-Finest 1s0 acre farm in Jefferson county; fronts pike: Improvements; worth Sl0.000; finest spring of pure water in the county: terms to suit ss5o0-Splendid 20-acre fruit and truck farm; fronts pike; miles of Bessemer: choice and 4-room dwelling; well and springs.
 sl50o-so-scre farm; miles of Bessemer s5ooo-1oo-acre improved farm: fronts pike; near East Lake: would exchange. S2500-50o-acre improved farm, near Maplesville Chiffon county, Ala s1500-l0-acre fruit farm; choice Broom house. on railroad; pretty, desirable place.
 s5000-S6o acres with Broom house at Mentone. DeKalb county. Ala.
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to the center; blocks of Court House {; they are first class modern dwellings,. splendidly built of select material will enhance and now renting for sl740. S7000-Rental $720: modern, 2-story Broom dwelling; near the Court House; very choice location.
 ss5 PER FOOT-A large splendid whole sale warehouse, manufacturing or 1n- dustrial location; fronting the railroad 1: 240 feet deep; close to the center and all the ground you want; rapidly en- hancing; terms to suit.
 S10,50O--100x19O; splendid modern new 10- room residence. servants house, sta- bles, etc.: Norwood neighborhood; easy terms.
 soUTHsIDE AND HIGHLANDS. s55o0-A pretty, 2-story s-room, modern corner home; lot 150x12o; splendid loca- tion 10th avenue; South Highlands 5000 cash and only $50 per month; just like rent does the work; sect 1t. s525o-A lovely. stylish 2-story S-room home; furnace heat; gas and electric light; fronts the car line; near11th ave nue Methodist church. It rents for $f5 per month. If you are not 'doubting Thomas we will sell 1t to you on terms 5000 cash with balance $40 per month. but If you ask why we will make the payments larger to meet your objec- tions, or criticism IL Is a genuine bar gain on most attractive terms with no drawbacks: investigate.
 S65O0-"2-story. 7-room modern furnace heated home: choicest location on 18th street; South Highlands; reasonable terms. Has every comfort; two good out houses.
 s10oOo-1o0x2oo a-story Broom residence; 72o 2sth street Edgewood station; South Highlands fronts east has large lawn garden; born lot; servants house; stable; and every convenience; very at tractive location and neghborhood. Will sall m aru roo eora inle terms fn Rafis-
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Three representatives of The Age Herald will be in Bessemer next Sat urday, October 28, between 12:3o and o'clock p. r,., and will present two dollar bill to each of the first three persons seen with a copy of The Aee-Herald of that mornings Issue In hs or her hand.
 These three representatives will start from a given corner, going In dif- ferent directions, and will keep walk Ing until person Is seen holding a Saturdays Age-Herald, whereupon he
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AGE-HERALD WILL GIVE
 AWAY TWO DOLLAR BILLS

or she will be presented with a bank note of the tWo-dollar denomination, wtn the compliments of The Age Herald.
 1t Is not necessary that the first per son met be a subscriber to The Age Herald, the only condition necessary being the holding In hls or her hand a copy of The Age-Herald of Satur- day, October 28. Look out for the three Age-HeraId representatives between 12:30 and i o'clock.
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NOTICE

Special cars will be run to the Fair Grounds every afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock. They will be mark ed: "Fair Grounds" Birm- ingham Railway, Light & Power Go.
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Notes and Personals.
Several Cossacks Killed.

Baku, October 23-A band of brigands today attacked a detachment of Cossacks near the Alyat railroad station. Several Cossacks were killed and one was wound ed. The remainder of the Cossacks, es- caped
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Both Sides of 1t.

From the Chicago News.
 Jillson-How's your rheumatism today. | old man?
 Billkins-Its working overtime. thank you; but I'm not able to do much my 1 self
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apnear At Beavers hall tonight
 It is possible that the course may be given at a later date.
 Meeting Postponed.
 The meeting of the Bessemer Board of Trade which was to have been held at the city hall tomorrow afternoon has been postponed until Wednesday after noon on account of tomorrow being Pres ident's day at the state fair.
 Most of the members will go to Birm- ingham tomorrow afternoon to see and hear the president.
 The meeting of the Board of Trade Wednesday afternoon will be an import ant one and it is desired that all mem bers be present. The organization of the standing committees is to be completed and other matters of importance will come up for discussion.
 A grand barbecue is to be given at Fourth Avenue park some time next month under the auspices of the board of trade and final arrangements for this event are to be made. J. H. Etter has been named as chairman of the arrange ment committee and will make a report at the meeting Wednesday afternoon.
 President George Stevenson and Sec retary w P Gum of the board of trade, are progressing well with the enrolment of members and hope to secure the CO., operation of practically all the business and professional men of the city
 One of the principle objects of the or ganization is to advertise the advantages of Bessemer as a manufacturing center. Literature presenting the advantages of Bessemer and the district Is being printed and distributed over the north and west.
 Sunday Law Breakers.
 Mayor J. J. Sullivan had an unusually heavy docket in police court this morn ing, eleven cases being for violation of the Sunday law. These cases were con- tinued until tomorrow morning.
 Chief of Police George W. Jones is doing all in his power to enforce the Sunday law In Bessemer and is being ably supported by his inferior officers. He issued a new order a few days ago de- manding the enforcement of the law against screens or other obstructions pre- venting a full view of the interior of saloons on Sunday.
 Notes and Personals.
 The Bessemer city court is again in session this week with Judge William Jackson on the bench. The jury civil docket Is the programme for the week and the cases are of small importance.
 The city public schools of Bessemer will have a holiday tomorrow to allow the pupils to visit the state fair and see the President.
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FAIR GROUNDS EXPRESS
 Effective Monday, Oct 18th. Agent will be installed in our depot in the State Fair Grounds Ship your exhibits via Bir- mingham Railway, Light & Power Company.
 B'ham Ky, It & Fr. Go.
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appear at Beavers hall tonight.
 It is possible that the course may be given at a later date.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-01

made up by the ready splendid person Lcl of the principals.
 Mme. IanteIH the emiueu, Italian singer. who this season heads J. Saur- ders Gordou's new organization. the 1EonteIH Opeatia company. is so well and faVo-abiy known in the musical needs the formaHu- of an introduction to the public. especial to the musical class of readers. Everywhere the praise of critics who have bestog-- giUr1s, both as relating to her won CTS. as an emotional actress. a co-lbiu- ation rarely found in a prima donna.
 This queen of song is famed not alone in America. but throughout the length and breadth of Europe as well where. as a grand opera star. she has sung iu every city of importance. hay ing iu addition appeared repeatedly before royalty. As a special mark of royal favor she was decorated by the kings of Italy and Portugal.
 This distinGuished artist is now in the very zenith of her powers as a dramatic singer. and there is every reason to believe that the present sea son will witness the greatest triumph il her wonderful career. She sings m Italian, French, German. Spanish and English. and her selections are from au extensive repertory Of mas terpieces. Seats on sale at BerryhilIs Feb. 1, 10 a. m. Prices 5ec. S1.G3. S1.50, S2.vo. Boxes &2.50.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS
FREDERICK WAR0E AND KATH
 RYN kiDCER IN mSALAMMBO"

{
 RYN kiDCER IN "SALAMMBO." It is not often that a theatrical an nouncement carries with il so much significance as that which attaches to the appearance of Frederick Warie and Kathryn Kidder Thursday evening, Feb. ?. at the HardwiCk Jheater. when these famous players will appear in SJanislaus StauEe's great play. "Sa- lammbO." Something unusual might be looked for from the author of "Q-O Nadis" and in this instance MT Stauge has evidently eXcelled himself.
 The novel of ''Salammbo." upon which the play is foundeS is the work of Gus tave Flaubert and it's fame is such that no well appointed library would be re- garded as complete if this book were missing from its shelves. Its central figure has been the fountain spring from which the most illustriOus of modern poets, painters, sculptOrs and dramatists have drawn their inspira- ton. MaterlincI has been accused of taking the main idea of "MOuua Van na." his greatest play. from this source
 The story of SaIammbo may be de- scribed as a whirlvind of unbridled passion carrying it's victims to as tragic a death as may be well imag- ined. The action of the play is laid in the days of ancient Carthage, and as there is little authentic history of tLis period eNtaut the imagination of the author has unlimited sway. The two great characters of the drama are each the exact anuthesis of the other. Matho. who will be portrayed oy NIr. Warde, is the commander of the allied barbarian armies which threaten the destruction of Carthage. He knows or feels no emotion save that of brute courage and power. His one ambition is to fight and conqUeor. Salammbo on the other hand is the essence of re- hnement. She is the high priestess of the sacred Temple of Tauit, the Moon goddess. ignorant and innocent of any physical emotion until she meets the terrible Natho who eEerts an almost hypnotic power over her.
 Reserved seats on sale at Goolmau's. Prices $1.5O, S1.OO. 75c, sec. Box seats, S2.OO