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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-23


entiendo que no pxiste tal iguaHdad en-
81 Orden de IOa fectos y de laa pasio.
nee. En- este puntO 10 que 20 afiema
90 que 81 hOmbre y b mujar son dife-
rentes. para que ati puedR Fesultar 10
que On realidRd son en- ID vida humana;
seFeg Grm6nicOg, que unidOs. por eI
mutuo y FecfprCcO amor. ConstituyeN
Il feliz y marAvillosa Afntesis. funds
mentO neCesaric indispensable para
10 conservation, dicha pr0speridad
del g6neF0 humane.
Y asf pensandO, deduzco Il concIu-
si6n fnHl de que los movies pasiona-
les no actdAn 8 irfluyen 10 miamo en-
ell hombre que en- D. mujeF. Bino que
tXisten diff sFenCiaG nacidas de Ga difa-
rente Oondici6n y sexO. les cualeB de-
ben ser RpreciRdag para iuzQar con ceE-
teza aceTCa de la CRli6ORCi6n ConCep.
to que deben mercer gus reGpeCtiVos
hRcho9 y pasiOneg.
I Visto OAf eI aspeCtO pasi0nal de eg-
te CnGO, VeamOs ahorR el RspectO juIf-
dic0.
70 bien l6 que ante IN Jurado no
deba hacerse pFopiamenta un informe
en-derechO. porQue 81 JurGdo eG IN
Tribunal de hecho. Mas a1n; a6n
cu8ndo co baena practiCa, que ests
scep9Ads por esta Corte. h de c0nca-
der 6 la defensa. como & ID acuaaci6n.
ID mas amplia libeFted. para que Gus
infoFmeg FeBp0ndRn Ias COndiCiones
del juiciO de que Sc trate, 20 no quieYo
faltar & los reglas de Do disCreCl6n ,
de 10 prudenCiR pFetendiendo fatig3r
vuestra atenei6D, con doctrinas y teO.
rias jurfdicas, siend0 como sole vosO-
tfos h0m bres extra n % 6 los ConoCi-
mientos profesiOnales en- laG CuestiOnes
julflicAs.
Dentr0, pues, de u libsrtad de Ia
acusaci6n y de la defenso. que & mi
iuicio debs ser absolute s ilimida, ante
el jurado, poFque toda contradiction
de asa libartad ser6 una verdaderR de-
negaCi6n & laHiusticie, 20 reConczc0.
repitO, que Loo infoFmeg de los acusa-
dores y defensorea deben verse prin-
Cipalmente sobre lOa hschOs. pePO, q
mismO tempo. es indispensable hRcer
la Cali6caci6n iulfdicR que ae despren-
de de lOa hechOa miBmOa. pOFQue. como
dice an distirguido tFatRdiat1, 81 bien
81 jurRdO no he de FejiFge pOr esta
cslificaCi6n juridica, e0ntribuiF6 ga CO.
nocimiento mucho & d appreciation y
estimAci6n de los hechoa. siendO aAf
como una especie de luz que ilumine y
Abrillante los datOs que hAysn suminis-
trado ID prSCtica de las pruebRs y 81
debate oral.
Y para hAOer taI cali6caci6n iurfdica
en- este case, dejO & an lado saorfaS.
dOCtrinRs y opiniones. y enseflar zaa-de
escuelas y de C6tedra , queFienao
como quierO ser precise. extriCtO y
conCIuyente, en- este puntO de mi
defensa, como en todos. invocaY6 s0IR-
mente los preceptog del c6digo penal
de Puerto Rico. que Considero arlicR,
bIes 81 Ca0o de este pFoceso.
(CQntinuar6.)
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SsgaIIt en- 50 puasts

FL Fiscal especial para entender
de las acusaciOnes en- los fraudes
electorales, Mr.. Wilcox, continuara
en- So puesto, hasta fines de Ociu-
bfe del coFrients a1o, en- que pro-
hablemente, quedaran fiDaIizadas
todas las apelaciones inteFpuestas
en- las causas que Sc han incoado
con motive de denuncias pOr deli
tOs cometidos en- las pasadas cleo !.
clones.
Muchos de esos casos casos han
sido lIevados al Tribunal Supreme
y ALI ha de soStener la acci6a del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico dicho fun
ci0nariO.
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I'll paSO de MOnSefOr
Bl8Rk por Qusbra-
diIIas.
So osid G0nsillYendO aIIiun hUan
naladsTO pdbllGO.
(De nsestro o0rregp0naaz especial }

(De nuestro corresponsaz especial
Mayo 21-Ha diez y seis amos
que en- QuebFadillas no Sc efsctua-
ban contirmaciones y con tai mo-
two fuimos visitados durante una
semana p0F Monseflor B enk, Obs
po 9e Puerto Rico.
Eleva9O fue ell nnmero de cOnfir-
maciones habiendo ascendido & 1895
en- un pueblo como ell nuestro que
solo cuenta con Z 462 habitantes
CasamientoS so, y eFeemUs que fnG
bastante por la circumstances de que
los habifantes de esta comarra de-
testan el matFimonio civil y no
son paPtidarios del concubinato.
Confesiones no pOdemcs dar un
n1mero exacto. Solo decimos que
seis sacerdotes han trabajad0 heroi-
camenta para poder cemplaoer los
deseoa de daP sus eenfsaienes q uai-,
les de personals.
Las comuniones pasarOn de mil
quinientos.
Las peFs0nas mas pr0minentes de
Ia jurisdiction visitaron al prelado
quien demostraba gran carino a
cuantos tenfan ell gusto de salu-
darle.
Aver sabado. por la maflana reu-
ni6Fonse en- el temple las senoritas
de la lOcaldad para dejar con til
tuida Ia congregation d xH jas de
Mariax y pOr la taFde de ambos
seXOs formaFOn ell Gapostolado del
coFazon de JeslsS presididas dichas
Feuniones por ell sen.F Obispo quien
repaFti0 las medallas correspondent
tes q dichas Congregations.
Luego deplor6 ell estado del tenn
pI0 y entire les Il reunidOs for
marOn una suscripci0n habiGadola
encabezadO el senior Obispo COL Glen
dollars.
Existe gran entusiasmo para COO
peraP a Ia recompos ci IN de la igie-
sia cuyo estado es la ,tante cFfiico.
A Ia GJunta de DamasS regalo
diez dolla $. pero ignoramos co 10
que seran distF.buidos.
FL pueblo animad0 Completamen-
te por las festaS religlosas l'eva-
das efecto corresponds al llama
miento que pJF los sonidos de las
campanas Sc le hiciese.
La NJunta de Cat0licos1 sufrag0
los gastos, habiendo quedaao les
hu6spedes satisfechos
A las c'nco on punto y baio un
pequeflo perO molesto xaguaceroS
marchaFon con muchas distiDguidaS
personas q Camuy donde estaran una
semana.
Las distinguidas senoritas Te
resina Gonzalez Igartua, M caela
Amador hernandez y Laura Ruiz
Soler han contFaido matrimonio ca
tolico con los apreciados iovenes don
Joaquin Medina, don CsFmelo ANA
dor y don Juan Abrams Alvarez
Enviamosles nueStra mas sincera
felicitaci0n.
-Muy grato fu6 para nosotros ell
haber saludado despU6s de la-ga
tempOPada ausente a nuestro que
rido amigo don Luis Velez de a
Florida.
ala Correspondencia3 ha ITEM
po que venfa llamando la atenci0n
del ayuntamiento y alcalde muni-
cipal de Camuy para que constru-
yesen un mataaero en- Ia localidad
81 que era de intensa necesidad.
Hoy informamos que dicho edif-
clio So esta constFuyendo por el re-
matista don Pastor del Vale en- los
terFancs de don Oscar Rafo's y Sc
gun hem0s sido infOFmados sera
comodo y dentFo de 10 que exile
Ia JUnta de Sanidad
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Sabe Va. que Hay una
Cura Clerta
Para el Reulnatismo I?

Varias son las classes de Reunatismo que aAijen 4
Ia hunanidad: Muscular, Articular InRamatorio etc.
Pero el hecho de que hay Reumaticos en- todo clnna
calido fro teplado prueba que el china tiene
lacion con Ia enfermedad
En- todo caso es la Sangre el asiento del NAL Hoy
ya nadie disputa este hecho. Un frio nloiada,
Puede sacar la supercie e producto de las malezas
de Ia Sangre.
Lininentos Unturas nunca curaron un case de
Reconnaissance Las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-23

En esa lnFent % Vanda paplDi de-
peEl6lg { q asiRl.
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Pldoros Ros0das
del DR.. Williams para
Personus Pdlidos

son e remedio mas efcaz probado porque obran So
bre la Sangre purihcandola de los acdos nocivos en-
ella acumulados, renovando los g6buos rojos, con-
duciendo asi vitadad por el cuerpo entero FL
tratamento tan senclo como SECURE y los Curados
por las P1doras Rosadas del Dr. Williams de todas
edades 10 prueban todos los dias. todas parties.
Esto comprueba Por e gran ndmero de testimonies
de agradecimiento que diario mandan personas
curadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-23

Las Pfdoras Rosadas del Dr. Williams son un espe
cfco de famia sin rival para #odas aquellas enfere
dades de la Sangre y los Nervios exclusivamente En-
Reumasmo, Paralisis Parcal Ciatica Dolores Nervio
Sos Deblidad desarregos en- ambos sexos; en- Pali-
dez Pobreza de Sangre; Maa digestion por debidad
nerviosidad para remediar los excesos indiscre-
clones de la juventud, etc. etc, medicamento es
de resultados positivos.
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Aquf tenemos el case del conocido Official del Re
gstro de la Propiedad Santiago de Cuba el Sr
Pedro Yodd Hernandez, residente cae San Barto-
lone 8:
Como tres amos estuve sufriendo de un fuerte
Reumatismo. Sentia muchos dolores en- los m1scu-
los sobre todo en- tempo de invierno luvias y hui
medad. Algunas veces los dolores eran tan agudos
que me mpedan e andar, otras veces me priVaban
de atender al trabao ocasiones hubo que tlve que
guardian CANA. En- periodic de recrudecimento
perdf momentaneamente la vista.
Tome yoduros salicatos en- grande sin re-
sutado, siguiendo tratamiento medco que alin
que inteligente no Pudo dar con mi case Un anun-
clio me llev6 que tomara las populares Pfdoras Ro-
Mercedes, las dos semanas de empezado el ira
tamiento va sentf meora siendo necesaro solo tres
meses de ese simple tratamiento para obtener mi
completa curacion."
Testigos: (Firmado) PABLO YODU.
Daniel Canas y Wives, Jose Carbonell Bichet
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The Federal Court.
amy Toulmin. presIdlng:

Judge Harry Toulmin, presiding:
The case of the Luhrig Coal Washing
company VS. the Sloss-Shefield Steel and
Iron company, on trial in the federal
court before jury. resulted in verdict
for the defendant. Suit was brought for
an alleged breach of contract.
Today's docket;
No. TON. NJ Nichols VS.. Semet-solvay
company.
No. 771-Lee colzie vs.. Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad company.
No. 772-Spencer Smith VS.. Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
No. 77s-James Hardy VS.. Central Foun-
dry company.
No. 775-W. II. March VS.. the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company.
No. 777-Will Quinn VS.. the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
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Circuit Court.

Judge A. A Colman, presiding:
The case of Emma Jordan VS.. the Bir-
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany, set for trial yesterday, was dis
missed by the plaintiff.
All other cases were dismissed.
W. II. Alexander has filed suit in the
circuit court against the Alabama Con-
solidated Coal and Iron company, the Re-
public Iron and Steel company, the Sloss
Steel and Iron company, the Tutwiler
Coal and Coke company and the Semet-
Solvay company, asking damages of each
of the corporations for 1899 for alleged
damages to certain lands belonging to the
plaintiff.
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THE LEGAL RECORD.
of guilty entered.

of guilty entered.
VIII Findley, grand larceny; passed.
John Walton, grand larceny; passed.
Charles Davis, burglary and grand lar
ceny; guilty as charged
Frank Rogers. burglary and grand lar
ceny; guilty as charged.
Lucy Wright, burglary and grand lar
ceny; guilty as charged.
Minnie Tally, theft from person; guilty
as charged.
Crawford Sanders, grand larceny; on
trial.
All the defendants were negroes ex-
cept Robert Livingston.
There was no session held in the sec
ond division.
One indictment was returned yesterday
by the grand jury which is now in ses-
sion. As yet the arrest has not been
made.
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of certain lights be left with the chair
man.
That bell telephone be place in the
office of the treasurer for the use of
said office and tax collectors office.
Finance Committee.
Present Gray Jones, Heidi, Ward,
Thach, Forney, Moore.
That the petition of Mr.. Greer be refer
red to the judiciary committee.
THAT the petition of Charles Hawley be
referred to the city attorney.
Petition of Brooks referred to the judi
eiary committee.
typewriter for his office, not to ex-
coed 800.
That H. j. Copeland be relieved from
paying a license for the assignment of
wages.
That the matter of assessing merchants
tax for the year 1905 be awarded to A. j.
Camp, at the same price paid last year.
That the making of the tax book be
given to A. j. Camp for the sum of $500.
That an appropriation of $4,000 be made
to the Board of Education for the purpose
of paying salaries and expenses.
That an appropriation of $50 per month
be made to the Salvation Army for the
benefit of their home for fallen women.
That the petition of Fl. K. White be re-
ferred to the judiciary committee.
That the matter of assessments against
c. A. Shaw be settled as per recommen-
dation of city attorney.
That the matter of collecting certain
tax be referred to Mayor with power to
act.
That the salary of e. L. Norment be
fixed at $50 per month
That the matter of assessments on
Twenty-frst street be referred to the
Mayor, city attorney and city engineer.
Finance and Fire Committees.
Present. Aldermen HEIDI Ward, Moore,
Forney Jones, Copeland, d. r.. Stockmar,
Cum, Mayor Drennen. Absent: Gray,
Thach and Greener.
We recommend that the proposition
of the American Fine Engine company
to rebuild the two engines be accepted
and that the rate of interest be changed
from 6 to 5 per cent. per annum.
| That the Mayor be instructed TO wire
the American Fire Engine company and
ascertain whether they will accept same.
judiciary Committee.
| Present: Thach, Fulgham, Forney,
1 Jones and Gray.
that the judiciary committee be given
: further time on the plumbing ordinance
pnd the election of plumbing inspector.
The following resolution was duopteu'
Be it resolved, That in lieu of the For
ney resolution as to the salary of the
! judge of the police court, the city treas
urer be and is instructed to pay as the
| salary of said Judge in a sum of $500 a
| year In m )nthly installments of SIPS each
| and no more
| Improvement ordinance No. 255 report
| ed favorable for adoption
The following resolution was recon-
| mended for adoption:
Be 1t resolved, That it is the sense of
| this board that the ordinance providing
| for the inspector of weights and meas
ures shat raise revenue only sufficient
TO- the maintaining of such office.
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Marriage License,

The probate judge has issued marriage
licenses as follows:
John Blatzer, Brookside, and Mrs. Mary
Murback
A. T. Miller, Selma, and Mrs. Catherine
G. Cope, Birmingham
]. M. Johnson, Selma, and Miss Belle
Pere, Birmingham.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers have been filed
in the probate court as follows
John t. Johnston to Mary N. sealy
land in section 26, township II, range 8
west; consideration, $500.
Jefferson County Savings Bank to w
A Howell, lot A. Enslen's addition, Wood
lawn; consideration, s11o0.
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ENROLMENT IS
VERY GRATIFYING
PRATT CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HAVE ENROLMENT OF NEARLY
11oo-FUNERAL OF LITTLE GER.
ALDlNE HAsSLER HELD.

Pratt City February 15.-(speeial) 1.-The
attendance of the Pratt City public
schools is larger than it has ever been
in the history of the schools, the enroll
ment up to date being nearly HOO The
schools are doing excellent work under
the direction of Superintendent Mcneil
and his able corps of assistants, ami If
the attendance continues to increase the
need for more room will become impera-
tive.
The night school that is being con-
Quoted at the High school under the
direction OF Miss Miller continues to in
crease in attendance.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-02-16

Washington, February Ex-senator
Clark of Montana, from the committee
on foreign relations, today reported ia
voraby the bill authorizing the construc-
tion of an irrigation dam across the Rio
Grande river between the United States
and Mexico.
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Funeral of Geraldine Hassler.

The funeral of little Geraldine Hassler,
the 8-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hassler, who was fatally burned
yesterday morning, was held this after
noon at o'clock from the family resi-
dence. The interment was at Greenwood
cemetery.
The following playmates of the little
girl acted as honorary pallbearers: An
ME Moore, Mary Lou Virgins, frankie
Waltersdorf, Pearl May Rutledge Ruth
Mcclure and Vera Morris.
Little Geraldine was standing before
the open CRATE yesterday morning, when
hec clothing was isnited and she received
injuries from which she died last night
at o'clock
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Taken From sectarlan Schools.

Washington. February Ex-senator
Bard introduced today an amendment to
the Indian appropriation bill providing
that no portion of the funds appropriated
by the bill nor THE principal or interest
OF any Indian trust fund held by the
United States for the benefit of any In
dian tribe. shall be available for the
support of any sectarian or denomina-
tional school
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For COLLECTING cotton statistics.

Washington, February 15-Secretary
Shaw today transmitted to the House
an item for an appropriation of $685.
900 recommended by the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor as necessary to col
lect the added cotton statistics required
by recent legislation.
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City Court of Birmingham.

All cases set for trial yesterday in the
two divisions of the city court of Bir-
mingham were continued.
First division docket today:
No. 1457S-Harry Hawkins VS.. A. s.
Hicks, appeal by defendant Leadbetter &
Johnston.
No. 14796-Fred Herrick VS.. Michael
Clifford ct al. damages. Arthur L. Brown;
George Huddleston.
No. 14S05-Lee McGimpsey VS.. J. Fl. Will
son, damages. Shugart & Bell; D. j.
Ponceler.
No. 14S22-Charles II. Hudson vs. D. F.
Pool Sub. Realty and Investment com-
pany, assumpsit. Bush & Bush; ]. F.
Stallings.
Second division docket today:
No. 14,541-Louis Brandes VS.. C. w.
Austin, ct al; damages. Morris Ullman;
T.. D. Smith.
No. 14,7S9-Ruben w. McFarlin VS..
Charles e. Mathews; detinue. Sussell
g. Lewis Joe C. Hail.
No. 1479l-Jennette N. Lyon VS.. Tennes-
see Coal Iron and Railroad company;
damages. r. j. Wheeler and Arthur L..
Brown; Walker Percy.
No. D. F. East VS.. Southern Railway
company damages. ]. W. Bush; James
Weatherly.
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Personal- and General.

The Christian Endeavor society will
hold a social tomorrow evening at the
home OF Miss Bessie Dunlap on North
Highlands.
On account of the intense cold weather
the lodges of Pratt City are not very
active this week most of the meetings
being SHINY attended
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-02-16
Francis c. Lowell Appointed.

Washington, February 15.-Francis c.
Lowell, now United States district judge
of Massachusetts, has been appointed
United States circuit judge for the First
circuit. just created. by act of Congress.
His successor as district Judge will be
Frederick Dodge of Boston.
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Today's Docket.

No. 2190-W II. Hutchinson & Son VS..
Jebeles & Colias. Assumpsit Thompson
& Thompson; John ]. Moore.
No. 2192-T. L. Russell VS.. Birmingham
Water Works company. Damages. Ken
nedy & Whitaker Alex T. London.
No. 2l94-Otto Marx & Co. VS.. A. H.
Lockwood, Assumpsit. Weawley & Weak
ley; Peyton II. Moore.
No. 2195-Mary e. Scales VS.. w. j. Long,
ct. al. Damages. Nathan L. Miller; John
p Tillman and ]. A. Estes.
No. 2196-W. L. Pitts vs. w. ]. Long,
ct. al. Damages. Nathan L. Miller; John
p Tillman and J. A. Estes.
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William Cullen Bryant n:es.

New York, February 15-Wiliiam Gull
len Bryant. the publisher OF the Brooklyn
Times and secretary of the American
Newspaper Publishers association, died
today at a sanitarium in Plainfield, N J.
He had suffered a stroke of apoplexy this
morning.
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COUNCIL REDUCES
JUDGES SALARY
Judge Feagin Allowed Only
$125 a Month
OLD BONDS ARE BURNED
City Council Makes Appropriation for
Rescue Home-Matter of Property
Owners Encroachina on Streets
To Be investigated.
OLD BONDS ARE BURNED

A resolution presented in the report OF
the judiciary committee of the city eoun-
ell, at its regular semi-monthly meeting,
held last night reduced the salary of the
Judge of the police court Of Birmingham
to $500 per annum, payable in monthly
installments of SIPS. There was no OPP
position to the resolution. The judgeship
formerly paid $2f0O per annum. The res
olution was introduced in the judiciary
committee at its meeting yesterday by
Alderman John C. Forney.
Alderman Forney introduced resolu-
ton instrueting the city engineer to in
vestigate and report back tothe city coun-
ell all cases where property owners have
encroached upon the streets, avenues
alleys and public places of the city.
The meeting last night was called to
order shortly before 8 o'clock by Mayor
Drennen, the following members answer
ing the roll call by Clerk j. c. Murray;
The Mayor, Aldermen Wheeler, oNeill'
Ward, Barbour, Copeland, D. r., Moore,
Copeland, J. r., Gum, Cooper, Forney,
Fulghum Heidi, Thach. Gray, Jones,
Sims and Stockmar. Alderman Greener
of the First ward was the only member
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Mrs. WlnsIow,s SOOTHING syrup

The best remedy for DILRRHoEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Sc othing Syrup" an take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and is
twenty-five cents bottle.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bron- Quinine Tablets.
All druggists re- and the money If 1t fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature is on
each box Csc
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Criminal Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday in the first division of the GRIM
inal court:
Robert Livingston, grand larceny; plea
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-02-16

What! You haven't heard
about the quartertoneP Call
the "GAWK." Peoples phone
276, Age Herald building.
Gawk Engraving Co.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. blind. bleeding or protrudng
piles. Your druggist will refund money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you
in to IA days. Soc.
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regarded this negro leaders claims to
recognition and recommended first that
MRS. Thomas H. Seay, the widow of for
mer Governor seay. be appointed. When
MRS. seay declined to be a candidate the
referees recommended Major Lawson.
1t Is said that this policy will be con-
unued. Some persons affect to discern in
TINS new departure an effort on the part
OF the republicans to convert conserva-
tive democrats to the republican faith
with view to breaking the solid south
In 1908. Others say that the President
has simply resolved to do the best thing
FOR the country, regardless of politics.
rHe has, they say, no ambition now but
to make record as a high-class admin
istrative offieer--to be President of all
the people all the time, even though he
has been elected by republican votes.
These latter critics state that in their
Judgment the day of the scalawag and
the carpet Dagger in republican politics
In Alabama is gone, and that political
adventures and panderers, familiar TO
the south throughout the last thirty-five
years will now have to take to the tall
timber Mr.. Roosevelt is after them, it
is said, with the big stick and when he
catches them, they'll be served with an
order of the most delicious coon" that
ever touched the plate of a plaee-huntinf
politician
In the meanwhile the carpet Dagger and
the scalawag are saying that 1.-The horse
tlat draws the pillow ought to get the
fodder" and are swearing that what
they'll do for the President and the
referees will be a plenty.