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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
9uful6crid)tc aiis @OibinNtuu.
9cbeno M ii 5 c.

80 ~ 1.
ll,rdj 9lrnnttb mo 9lotb sur Scr.
Nuciilun0 gc%tricbel1, lnottc ser Is,
iGbrioc u. NJ. &crrcll in Ser Mitt.
nod, 9tod)t icincn flmmCruoucn ga.
icit ourd, Ginotbnlcn non 2cltdtaoa
Gin Gn6c. 9lm lcttcn Somito0 ioo
sic Tornilic Nerrcll non }ir. 1901. 6.
Stro6c. u. NJ, nah 9r. 500. 81.
Stro6c. u. ". Nn Nfitnuod DIOR
0cn ucrlicb cr sic ncllc MoHmno u10
nod,Ocn cr mcbrcrc pCrQcblidc Ncr
indie 0cn1udt, @cld1'tjNulQ at BE-
rontmcn, begob CT lid nod Sem Noltic
at Scr 6. Strobc, nm cr >clbitmorO
bcnirra. Gic 6onrlllc ml,Ftc nidt9
pen iriltcnl TorbabCn ImO ais cr aud,
QCitCrn Wcrgcn nldD Ntriid fam,
murOcu NnhiorldrnnNcl ulgcitcllt.
Scr Il iG6rigr Snhu NorOcc alma
nod Der friibcrcn Mohmm0. no or
Sen lcbloicn a0rpcr Or9 Natcr3 ut
cincm 3immcr ion0. mcIhr$ nit
2cld)t9n3 oltgciilllt mar. Ger &iilrNs
ling brod)tc iciner Nttttcr sic lrnltcr-
funOc. Die ornlc Grou lit troitlo3;
III Scr bittcrcn Moth iii ihr MIN oltd)
scr @attc cntriilcn, Slr criGbltc Dem
Coroner @lojcbroot, 01B ibr Moul
ld)oll lGngcrc Belt nrbcit2lo@ mar,
0oG lie sic Mictbc 0c4 NolIic5 an ser
6. Strnbc nid)t bc5ohlcl tonltcn uu0
6c@h0Ib nitSSiebcn mtGtCn. Gen
Shliiilcl scr irilbcrcu MoMuulo bot
ten lie nod niht ublcIiricrt unN 10
fonttc Der Wnrm lcid)t hincin font
men mo BORT ullQChIH0crt sic Der.
5mciicltc Ebot pollbrIlNCn, Der Ser
itorbCnc Ncb6rtc 5ltm o@oIocn Hulc
&ipc 9tr. 3, W~nccabcr2" mo Mit0Iic.
Der Ger Organization Iicbcu nic irois
ld)cn llcbcrrcitc ltud) oCru @cidcnbc.
itottcr !. ~. Gee brinlCrL uuu no oi,3
oir @ccroigumg itottlinocn miro.
Nltbcr ser Mittmc un0 ncm Spbnc
ilbcrlcbcn i'm cine (odltcr mo Cn4
fcl. Die TomiIie mobntc iriibcr in
McrrDuiuc, 90, bon mn tic por mcbs
rcrcu ,Eobrcn nnd Moibin0tou fam.
z d lubucr i'll III lun0 Scr
nEDtbi las Ritter"
Die supreme 2ONc Oc5 ucrbci.
icrtcn Orocn> ser GGthia3 Bitter, "
lucId)c icit NnioltN Der @od)c ibrc
5ncii0brIidc Convention in ser @un'
b~cabullptlto0t bate, biclt ibrc Stjlub
SibunN Ncitcrn !tnfmittoG. Nic
NouptUorInnc mar Ole ncllc &crlidc.
rlrlA9rntc, mcId)c mad lGrgcrcr DC.
bnttc unAcnoinnicn muroc. Mud
murOc bcid)Ioiicn, mchrcrc ncueWroB-
%o0cn III griln0cn. ONrllntcr cine,
mclfc bic 5cbn 2oncn Don WorDlonO
mo 0cm Giitrift columbia umiuiicll
miro. H
Sin pboto9ropbild)c9 Wrnppcnbilo
Der TcIcNutCL ami bcn Stuicn oc3
ShnbumtS B%rb0u0c3. milr0c mad,
Der lcBtcn Situlrq gcnOnmclr. Nui
0cm MiclcnqrmO binter Dem MciBcll
NulilC iou0 Damn cine lSoruNC Der
oEDtbiuS @orOc" pom indianapolis
in potter Uniform ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
Stlot Baltimore.

TroGc Noti h t. Die
Baltimore . ohio . G~ilcubobn" bot
locbcn cine rcoiOirtc 2obnifuIo ongcs
fiin0i0t, mcItc iUr piclc ihrcr Nnoc.
i~tcltcn in OC1r MiolIilt Glorc , Mcrf.
itdttcn cine mcientIidc 2obncrbobun1
bc0ciltct. MictoIl Nrbcitcr. mcIdbc
12l2 bis u Gcnt2 pro StuEoc crhoIs
ten, mcr0Cn I Sent pro Stltnoc mcbr
c%nlpiungcn. SonOmerfcr, meIdJc 22H
bis 2il% Gents pro Stunor perOlc.
ncr, crboltcn % Gcnt8 pro Stmoc.
Nan0pcrfcr. mCjhe oon % bis 2612
Gcnt& pcr6lCnclI, crboltcn 27M Cts.
NnrOmcrtCr. mCIdlc bon 27H bis %
GcItt3 DCr0irncn crbaltcn 80 Gcnt3
pro Stuu0c. QicIe NnorOnung be-
triiit 300 Gln1citcltc IN Den Ocrid)ie,
Ocncn &oromotiDiduippen Der @clcQ,
idoit mo foitCt scr Corporation mo-
notliN 5pii6cn $4,000 mio $50
600. Su baltimore mcrocn $50
Wonn BON Der 2obncrbobung betroi.
iclt, mas $1,000 pro Wolrot glcidy
romnt.
@rutulrr Eatron. - Der
q SATIRE ate NcQer Benjamin ga.
tcr@ bon 9ir. 1I3, Welt- GroBltrobc,
mi,rbc gcitcrn in Der iiloIihcn Foli.
"sciitution nm $40 mo Soften be.
ltroit mo noh Dem @ciGngniB &C.
ionot. neil cr icincr 6rou bcn aopi
nit cincm 9uditciIt beorbcitctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
Waltimurcr MarfibcridJtc.

= Baltimore, 2S. September 1905.
Mcbl. - 3ufnbrcn 5127 Safer,
cinid)licBlidl 10 6Gllcr ST. &ocrit.
&oint unO t77S 6.iicr 5n Canton.
Siiitcnpcrionot l97 6dlicr. Iic 9to,
tirlut0cn murcn mic iolqt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

acn t0tS7 @ltihcl; Glcnotorcr @Or.
rotb 93l,52l @uifeI. @ertGuIc: /
@oggon@ 9tr. 8 mciBer ST 321@, 3
90. Mr.. 3 mciBcr jlt 3212, | 90. lir. ,
uCi6Cr III 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

Rurbni @ds ocr bnlr, uuo 1ortcft,Strnbs.
Snupt1lartier nes SeiGrpoerctns .W'elo'
ete-. @ingituubcn ichru Dorticrttnsslherb.
YerfammIunesn hes -eentcHrln, W'etesr'
PereinS- iehcn q. urh Z. Btcittne I'm aso'
nat. YslepbuR - Ult, Yernou 26S6 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
ehmtst,s u@ih,afraus.caas."

G1e 8. iiIIb 0urae. Glrnbc. Suiptnrartter
bes .Psberu ar lint. sTerrins." -eiAen'
irnusslancnbercius. Canton Hn,meriv.
van. NIB qeib .@ereius.- "bcuifhe We'
miitbIihfcit.~ .aefelihnicoe Union. iir6
,Scfpcrseoaflabe gr. 41s, I'D. p Srt'
foes Bier au ieoer Belt. 1eiepb"u: Y.
& %, - gSulf 2b09 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
starr cSiel,

Rr. 1924, Sn?8oidmcr..siroSs - BIN.
msr an S.rren 81 u.frie.bct. - Hetufte
Oetrdrte unb Ieins. bah. Nteip' ~raus'
rei."Pttr. ftrfammIunoslofal btS Oft
a%on,boreHt. Smmet,n. Pnii' urs fesb'
Brrctns. gbff. IeI.--s8clie 25b2 ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

Gnriua's Gcntpa Pirberiranb,onne.
Siioipefis@de 3. Ctr. II. ,fnit SHot.. canton.
onupt ,nrort..r hcs Canton Pieserirnu3 -
Sirofiunne tcben 9pnneritna Hbeno. -
RdmensE crciu pcriGnmcli flo ieoen Diem
jtaa glbcrlo. GniiouulsPier DIN 8upi.-
gbcinpcnfe 1cIcptpu: sSclie 1863 q.
fSIhrilt3tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
Yerlunst I'M I%ngcmciucn.
qcntihes Nrbeits.W otrweiiuuae. 9htcon,

Nr. 20. Snh Sbnrp 1lr0RC. nnlcT 0Cr NlIIIldf
her ,Hcutften @CfcuihHit", Sicicuiacn, bic
beutihc Nnuopcrier. IrbCiiCr uHb Sienithnicu
St hefhditiqcl lpiinihCn, modem iih pcrtunIib
n6cr IN frnntirteu Nricien an oen Igcntcn hcr
@eicufhntt, Suhnnn Z. Micncr. VT. 2t9, Sub
2bnrps struhe, mcnoct, lpcl6cr ltncntacIiItd)
Yu5Iunft eribeilcu pirb. SprGditurocn BON !
bis 3 ubr. tSan2s,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

Rnrbvh.Gde 5oueb- mo GnroIiuc.gt,uhe.
Sauptnitartirr hes .Tchcru'0 tinrercjnts-.
RAJ. .gde 6nupb. unh Garniineftr. Vet
etnsheriu mmIung teben Gnrnerttda nhenh.
s,ent Mttalisber pt1tpulmcn SoIahq'
libeS Pier Der g,diinitaI' Rraiierct I'M Sdpi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

sr. li0a, sS.utroi.noerts
Ter .sorhnit Smn9rtoabrcnee Noi,osIsih
BON baltimore t%,r1dnUttt H1 tter
teo.n miurtao. - Ncrrae Trebm & 6ont
Risr DIN 4ipf. MD oeutf1er drt btrelt
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
Ncuiidc SbluBratc:
Gruonftcu Warft.

llntcHItcbenoe Erciic be5icbcn iid)
oui Den Gn9roS .6onoel; fir Gen
&%lcinbonbcl mllB Elm cntlpred)enoer
Nufid)luN gCmaht iuer0cn.
Cicr, pro Nubcn0 20c. bis BIC.
Butter, pro Ylun0:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
Wclo nns5nlcibcn.

Mnrnlnuo Gbattcl Suan M%iIueintiun.
so bio $500 pcrcen r%erliebeu anf Wrbeln,
Finnpe etc, uhuc Gnticrnuug ocricIben.
0Um I. Snnuur 1905 an bctlHocIt tidl inicrc
Piircunr miecer III lulCtcm alien yOfole.
6olpcit, Suiloing, ocm SerihtsgebduOe gcgcn'
iihcr.
Simmer I'll. 22D. 231. 233 t5tpctter Slir),
1iopfti Ode Surcttcs uuo ct. HauI, Sttubc.
Goubcntr5 illr 8eiddttstrtliloe.
NobO. 1NT&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

Ieun Chr @rio notbia bobt, nenSet Gnt,
an mid. Surlcben out SnIure, 9ltoDclu uno
@ruuoetacntbmn. &crihwlegeubeit. NeIuc
2eibgcihntte- WetbuOen. Mr. aremer, Fr. 10.
soro'faea' Giraffe, I. Blur, Gauttorp BUILDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
TpItbciorocrnna nadI ocm Ynsfanoc.

Iic nll9ldn0t'he Eolt iiir Die ant
80. Septcmbcr moenoc @obe ibIiebt
Gin alien I0acn piinftIih) in Dem
Soupibiircolt lUic ioI8t:
Eodct . Eoit it oifcn bon 8 llbr
Gorntittag9 bis ) llbr NadnliitagS
tdolidL nllogenomTcn SonntooS.
Yodct Voit iiir GcutibIono idliebt
an 20. unn -. september, gorniit.
ioos UNI 10 llbr; nod @robbriton.
nicn unO ,SrlonO Gicnito9s mo 5rci.
tooS nm ) llbr Nubmittogs.
Gantpicr p%crIoiien Nelp-gorf bis
ouoeriucitig onacNcben.
Grams Htlonti'd y it.
GrcitoU - & llbr IbenOs, fir Sr.
' GO: ::::;: lEMz2 !; z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
gu U%rrfaufcn.


TnS brciitjdipc. III circut FnhCn c"irncrthtrtr
WudiieiHqcbduhc Mt. 207. Noros ISdlbinNiOl CIR.
vt inter gllnltrNcu NcoiuGllIlpcr 6t ucrtuntcit.
9iddbSutrnpcn in Numlcbu'a @uderct, ode ocr
GnDciics uno 9Suibingion Cir. t26I-IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

Ncrlon0t bon 0Ct Glcpotorcn 2115
9uihcl; Glcputorcn 8orruib lO0,963
Wuihcl. 0crtGiiic: 10000 Nuldltl
,<obr 5u 5OM. 10000 90. 5u 5O$i,
10000 Sulutur 81 1913,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

Iu)CI WCTTWTTVI DUH UVTI V~TVUWIUTV
10,635 9uihcl; G~lcuutorcn &orroth
3l7,t0l @uidcl. @crfdllc: POO
@uihcl Tc5cnlbcr 81 S6HL 5000 81
tobcr III 1915, 5000 Gc5cmbcr ST
s5ai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

sr. Ieo bis fi22. 9ortoro.nbemus.
Sourtnnariisr hes .JbaiiG', DihinettNorS'.
Sauc nnb Gommeraarten biHia ~ oer'
Inieiben. @uter Rlos fnr si~niterRroftsu.
2ctnite 6etrdrfe. Srets2oct. 9. d -
feIerbou - Wt. Esrron 310q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

NcnouirtC. bette Frint5.. 20 bis ~
2cbcnoc@ @ciIiiocl, pro FIuto:
oItc NiIbncr i3c.; ilnlNc Silbncr 12c.
bis i3c.; Gntcn fife. bis t2c.
& + ii d tc unb IS III ii c.
aortoIicln, pro SAB 500 bis
$3.50; pro @uidel soc. bis SOC. ;
3ltdcrrilbcu, pro @ilnocl 1c.; WciB.
fobl, pro (ounc $500 bis $500;
3micbcln. pro 0illd)el Coo. bis 65c.;
NcpicI, pro Sab SOC. bis $3.50;
0riinc @obucn, pro Wuid)cl SOC; 80
motoc&, pro &orb Boo. bis lOc.;
NnonoS, pro Crate $40 bis 1925;
Eiirlid)c, pro aorb 50c. bis Soc.
NirncnL pro Mprb 15c. bis Coo; Gam.
ions, pro 20 Eio. aorb l0c. bis Coo. ;
Eiloumlcm pro 10 YiO. &orb 2Oc. bis
25c.; Gorpttcn, pro @iinocl ic. bis
tEc.; HlnlnbobuCIl, pro VnldcltlIte
15c. bis 500; WaiS, pro Iubcl0
Sc. bis lOc.; Srouhcr, pro / FIrul0
aorb DC. bis lic.
GrocericS unb Yropilc.
SoI5flciidL pro Eiuno: Neine gu.
Nor.Gurco ShintCn t3c,; 1robc
Sdintcn 12c.; Galiiorlticr Sdin'
fen SIC; Sugar Gurco Sd)nltcrn
SHc.; trodci NcloIicnc Scitcnrlppcn
9Hr,; Spcdicitcn Toe. trodcn Aciol'
5cnc SdJuItCrn Sc; rcitcS Shnnlj
in SicrccS sac; Spcdld)ultcrn &C., ;
OtcB SdupcinciIciid) $l6.50 pro SAB.
Noiiinirtcr 3lldcr: gciuiirIc!t
$500; pulpcriiirt 5.30c,; Stunooro
1romtlirt 5.2Oc.; lcin 8rnnuIlrt
5.20c.; Grpltol " BOO; Columbia
u l.SJc.; 0cIbcr l.O5c. bis 5.O5c.
@cr0itcicr &oiIcc: L. g. Is. 100
Eio. aiItcn 1875; e. 9. Is. 60 Bio.
aiitcn 1866; 4. =. Z. 36 Ffun0
Giitcn t3.7Oc.; rcirtcr SABA 29c. bis
29H2c.; gutter SABA &c. bis 2712c.;
rciner MofIo &c. bis 27lac.; SABA
uno Wtorfu, gcnrIidt, DC. bis 2612c,;
SABA. gcnnilht, Doc, bis 251ac.; rcis
ncr Worncoibo pc. bis 22Ac.; rcltcr
60 @liopro DC. bis 221ac.; rcincr
Sonto8 2tlEc. bis 2212c.; Souto&,
gemiidt, 20aAc, bis BIC; Hio, &c.
miid)t, 1875. bis 20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

9otn araut's ,sdfsr.pstsrrst."
glt. las, Sarrifuu.. mbe peIinpiun.gtr,
Geo. 1dntbet. IT,. eTau-9o's Bier. Mar
mer pnnft bun ~ BIZ ! nbr Hd6mtt
toes. ane beutfdeu Pdder ftnb aIm St
fute einaeluocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

{ Nr. 923, NorosSh,ns, Ode Nnibonp CIR.
/ RerfnmmIunpsIofnI bc5 rglntonio : Tnn'
. cIaocs Nr. 800. J. So rstcnhsns0t'
, itrifts &r. 1906" ~G6lucr, 3tftriits Nr.
!, 1903, 3. Il. ~" urS nSifir'fts VT. $50,
!, 3. II. u" 3GIIe an Nerelre Al bernie
/, tbcn. SeinI:e giele. Metre NIB anocre
, Cctrdufe, U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
oo,rpp dmeuaer's Gale,

SUIcpb 9dliuenqfTf NoTt,
2lt5 Vnlrfrtru ,Mpao, HaDt Urtbtrt6.Hot.
{ 9ie hcticn g8ctne int g%9e!elc. WRGbl'
/ S9CSiultGt. - pGupiNnuriicr bes Gar
! rontou. lrbeiters Dtdlintr6ors".
. (Npril20.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

s.fe Gait. unS Saii,AbeHue, 01ntou.
Wla rtfouh.IeIep5oa = 81 I.
e%appianarifsr oes Gefangh.rs, q . ehei:
peiS,. ~9amen.9 sreins oeS 9oeupe:A--
-GGnfonsgcne.1oes SIT. $40 y: p, o,.
.Oricutci'G ittriffS Or. 1853, 8. u.s.- uno
.Gnntou Spar. u. BereHtieiil'sb' SerstnS-
(Gept2t.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

,~rnru Il. etetr's gfsnurnut,
e.u. y stt,,r,s .gpfnms,s.noas.

Nr. 1922, Gfi.Prati.@ irokt.
-SeNen.Sarmftdotcr Ssreiu" berfGmmslt
R6 t.oen eriten 3tenftns I'm p.pnai IN
brr Gale. Snue ffr 8Cre;rs nus Ssh'
Iicbfstten All bermittoen.
kSan5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29

8crfGuic uiii Der biciigen gficftcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-29
efmeiaes's Gate.

efipeigtt'R veft.
gr. TOT lnb TOT. EotVbarcsSfrcbe, cteS'
Ianetonn. Seiufte He!re unb 9tauere.
Ser aeiiuesFte Ort dut bet &ree. - Die
better @ocLEarlurs IN ettblafntoou-
Srrmpte B~ettenuna.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
PUBLIC DEBT INCREASES.
Total Debt of the United States to Date
 Is $1,281, ,914731.

Washington, August 1.-The monthly statement of the public debt shows that a. the close of business July s1, 1905, the debt, less cash in the treasury, amount ed to s1,0o2049. .oo1. which is an increase for the month of $12. .1S2, ,229 This increase is largely accounted for by a correspond- ing decrease in the amount of cash on hand. The debt is recapitulated as fol lows
 Interest bearing debt, 1895. .15s 72O; debt oil which interest has ceased since ma- turity s1.2647 7S5; debt bearing no interest $3sa. .491,27o; total, sl.2s1 .914731.
 This amount, however, does not in- elude s99s. .726, ,969 in certificates and treas ury notes outstanding. which are offset by an equal amount of cash on hand held for their redemption.
 The cash in the treasury Is classified as follows:
 Gold reserve. s1500o0.O .OOo trust funds s993. 726. 969; general fund. s151O34,009; in national bank Repositories, s65.715119; in treasury of Philippine islands, s3,972.62l. Total. s1,364, AZ, ,019' against which there are demand liabilities outstanding to s1.- 0S4. 2ss, which leaves a cash balance oil hand of $279S65,731
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

second prize 50 cents: best specimen oi knitting. first prize $l. second prize 0o eents best pin cushion. first prize sl see- ond prize 50 cents; best specimen of darn ing. first prize sl .5O. second prize S1; best hem stitching, first prize Sl. second prize 50 cents; best briar stitching first prize s1. second prize 50 cents: hest specimen or button holes. as many as one dozen, first prize s1, second prize 50 cents; best speel- ment of embroidery. linen or cotton, first prize g. second prize sl: best specimen silk floss embroidery, first prize g. second prize $l best drawn net work, special first prize s2, second prize s1; best speei- men of Batteagerg lace, first prize $2, sec ond prize $l: best novelty of any kind. first prize s: best basket. first prize R; prettiest quilt, first prize Sa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING.

Mrs. E. C. Pugh entertained very pleasantly at her home on First avenue Woodawn. last evening in honor of Mis-. Mcdonald Quite a number of young peo- pie were present and several of Mrs Pugh's friends assisted her After music and various games delightful re- treatments were served. Among those present were: Mss Susie Mcdonald Miss Aleester Thornton. Miss Mona Shepherd Miss Stella Arnold. Miss Walton, Miss Durham, Miss Bailey, Miss Eva Nolen. bery, the Misses Pugh. Mir. Walter Bis sett, Mir. Ali Keith, Mr. Patterson Gray Mr. Arnold, MT. J. c. Rowe Mr. Robert G Pngh, MT. Lloyd Puryear. MT. Burns, MT Lucen and Mir Samuel Forbes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
NOTICE.

The citizens of East Lake, Wocdlawn, West End, Pratt City. Ensley, Avondale. Wy lam, and those using our electric current outside of these municipalities, parti- cipate equally with the citi- zens of Birmingham in the reduction in price from 16c to l2c per kilowat, effective July 1st, and all of these cities using our current for street lighting will enjoy the reduc- tion from $80.OO per arc per annum to $75. GO per arc to be made to the City ef Birm- ingham August lst.
 B'ham Ky. L. & P. Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02

AidpSHnd CoiytCCftfiiC institdtCs CHARLES c. TEACH, M. A.. LL.D.,
 President, Auburn. Ala.
 Session begins Wednesday, September c. 1905. Location high and healthful, S26 feet above sea level. Attendance 5l5 stu dents from 12 states and foreign coun- tries Twenty professors and fifteen in- structors Individual teaching. Eight de- gree courses
 ENGINEERING: u) Civil (2) Electri- cal (3) Mechanical. CD Mining. 13 pro- fessors and instructors.
 Extensive shops, full of equipment. new machines. forge shops. foundry, etc. Over 100 students in leading professional positions throughout the south. Special attention to work In mining engi~ eering. g. Agriculture and horticulture. Il pro- ,fessors and instructors.
 G. Chemistry and Metallurgy. pre- fessors and instructors.
 T. Pharmacy.
 Every facility in chemistry. Large chemical staff. Extensive work in phar- macy. assaying, etc.
 B. Latin and modern language course: English -four years); Latin -four years); History -four years) French two --ars): German two years): Mathematics through conlc sections. Physics. Chemis- try. Political Economy and Psychology. Seven professors and instructors.
 For information address president. G. -20t. .fri-su-wed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
CAMPING PARTY.

A number of young people will leave Saturday to camp about six miles from the city. The young men will come into the city each day and return to camp in the evening
 There will be several informal dances during the week. and number of Bir- ningham people will drive out to spend the evening
 Mr and Mrs. Moses Crittenden will ehaperon the party and the young women will be Miss Helen and Miss Ruby Hume, Miss Annie Reid. Miss Lucille Gas ton, Miss Earlne and Miss Iney Critten- den.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02

serve ice cream today In the school building. corner Avenue F and Fourteenth street from to 1o:so o'clock The ehil- dren will be entertained in the after noon.
 Miss Lallar and Miss Kate Harris are visiting relatives in North Carolina.
 Miss Carrie Weseott has returned to her home in Gadsden. after spending few days here with friend.
 Mr Charles McCrery left yesterday to spend some time travelling abroad
 Mrs N II. Laney of Columbus is visit Ing in the city.
 Mrs. John Scott Monon of Mobile is the guest of her parents MT and Mrs Per- lSins on Eleventh avenue. Mrs Monon is on her way to North Carolina She will be pleasantly remembered as Miss Lou Perkins.
 Miss Mattie Woodruff is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Mrs. James Crook in Jacksonville.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Murphy have re- turned from Opelika.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
STAIEE FAIR PRIZES.

The following prizes will be included in the premium list of the fair to interest the younger girls in needle work: Mrs. F. w.. Bromberg will give a handsome gold thimble to the one taking the greatest number of first prizes in this class of work The list includes work that every young girl should know before she reaches the age of 10.
 Best specimen of hand sewing, finished garment. first prize s1.50 second prize S1; best specimen machine sewing. finished garment, first prize s1.5o, second prize s1; best specimen of crochet, first prize $,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

MT. and Mrs. H. T. Bradford of this city have recently moved to Pratt City. MT. Reid Lawson of Greensboro is visit ing in the city.
 Mrs. J. M. Bonnie of Selma is visiting relatives in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Fies left today for New York and seashore resorts Mrs Fies will remain throughout August but Mr. Fies will return in a week or ten days
 
 Mrs. z. T. Glover left yesterday for a visit to friends in Georgia
 
 The Rev and Mrs. Thomas Beard have taken apartments at 1929 South Nineteenth street.
 MT and Mrs. J. W. Altman have re- turned from visit to White Sulphur | Springs. MT. and Mrs. w. B. Inze of Greens boro spent yesterday in the city, en route home from Ashville and Hot Springs.
 
 Dr Charles and Mrs. Poelnitz of Greens boro are in the city, the guests of Mrs. A. H. Benners on Huntsville avenue.
 
 Miss Carrie Dotyheimer left yesterday afternoon to spend month at St. Clair Springs.
 Miss Mary Forbes will leave soon for the mountains of Tennessee.
 
 Miss Ruby Dorman is visiting Miss Bes- sic Gillespie at Hanceville, Ala.
 
 Mrs. w. A. Dorman and son have re- turned after a few days visit to North Carolina.
 Blount Springs, where she has been for the past few weeks.
 Miss Annie and Miss Willie Brown of Meridian are the guests of their sister, Mrs. A. Grggs.
 Mrs. l.. G. Woodscon and children re- turned yesterday mrom Ingram Wells MT. and Mrs. W. K. Brown will spend a part of the month of August with rel atives in North Carolina.
 Miss Helen Walope will return Friday from Talladega.
 Miss McMullan, who has been visiting Mrs. H. H. Shell, has returned to her home in Cincinnati. Mir. Walter Tanner of the United States navy, is visiting his mother, Mrs. T. R. Tanner on Tenth avenue. The friends of Mrs Florence Randolph will be glad to know that she is rapidly improving during her stay at Bridgeport, MT. Terry and his little son, Hughes, will leave Saturday to spend some time with relatives in Hot Springs. Mrs. Emma McLemore of Eutaw is the guest of Mrs. Rebecca Anderson on High land avenue. St. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent will give an ice cream festival in Capitol park Friday afternoon from 1 to 10 o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Harry Coffin left yester- day via Savannah for New York to visit relatives Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis, who recent ly moved to Birmingham from Virginia, have taken the French cottage on Noun | tain avenue. Mrs. Richard Murphy is visiting in Att lanta and will go later to St. Simons Is- | land. l MT and Mrs. John Fletcher has recent 1 ly moved here from Columbus, Ga Mir. Fletcher will enter business here. Mrs. 1 Fletcher as Miss Holland Harris was one of Birminghams popular young women. The Misses Leftwich of Mobile are the guests of Miss Ada aughn. MT and Mrs. J. l.. Welch and Miss Dil- | Ion Weleh left few days ago to spend some time travelling in the west. Mrs. s. F. H. Tarrant is in Talladega- The ladies of Our Lady Of sorrow VIII
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE.

During the past six years the Univer- sity of Virginia has awarded as many academical degrees to graduates of the Marion Military Institute as 1t has to those from any other college in the coun- try, and academical and professional de- grees to more graduates from the Mar lon Military Institute than to those from any other college or university outside the state of Virginia" Chairman U. va.. 1902) For catalogue address J. T. Mur- fee Marion, Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Hot Springs, Arkansas. THE ROCkAFELLON,

E. s. PUTNAM. Proprietor. BATH HOUSE UNDER SAME ROOF
 AS HOTEL Round Trip Half Rate Tickets to Hot Springs Now on Sale All Railre-l
 Offices. The most handsomely furnished hotel in the vallay-all outside rooms. Bount- eous table, efficient service. moderate rates. home-like. select All street cars pass the Rockafellow. Write for booklet References.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
HEWES- SHEPARD,

Mrs. j. Joseph Shepard announces the engagement or her daughter, Euniee to MT. Robert churchman Hewes, the we'd ding to take place August r at the resi- dence of the brides mother.