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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
CLEMENT & SMITH.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CERIlt1

according 70 the statute OF The state Of Nv
York relating limited coparJnerships, they nave gully
copa-Tnership. appears rom tlr
certificate day the Clerks ONCE OF the County
az Now York under firm Of CLEMENT *
SMITH for period year from and including the
Sls- 1919. that their prlnc-pa! place OF
5 il the Borough Of Manhattan ,lty Cgu,y
nd State that the general nature o. 'i'e
business intended by said limited
-artnershlp business Of buying. selling ana deag
in produce. and cotton 1olllS-
SION all things necessary and proper IN me
business brokers' that Waldo P Clement and Allen
T Clement. residing at 143 West list Street IN said
borough q Manhattan Henry G. Smith residing
23G 42ud street, Borough Of Manhattan
the general partners. and Percival W Clement res
i1E 81 BrooIsd4, city and County OF Rutland
state OF Vermont special partner in said limited
crnartneryhiD that all persons Of full
ana Percival W Clement said special partner mas
contributed 10 the common Of said limited
partnership The OF Hundred Thousand Dollars
800 Op0l II cash.
WALDO ? CLEMENT.
HENRY q. SMITH.
ALLEN T CLEMENT.
PERCTTAL y. CLEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
GaNanlaN RAGlFlg BAL WAY

Intended Steamship saiIings Vancouver for Japan
CHINA and Philippine Islands.
rms A1henau sept Is;h Empress OF Japan. Oct. Both
r:up ess OF India oct % ERpre-s Of China Nov 18th
~ < Tarter O.t tGtu Il NJ : AtheuIan-. Dec 11th
For FIN Hawaiian Islands. Australia AM New Zealand
Aoraari. Sept Iotal Jliovera-- Oct 18th
For rates and Information apply 5ta-aye. ass
std / BroadRsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

Trenton Gas & Elec co 1st S. 1919 II & s..1o9 Ios.
Trenton Passenger Ry LIST SIS 1881. ! o. 24
trenton street Ry Co 1st SIS. 1858. J & ] los
United Electric Co lst As. 1913 D.. TAI 15A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD
Ee~tez OF sell Parties.
THos- COOK & son. 261 and l.is5 Broadway GO Mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
pED -" LINE.

DED -" LINE
II FOR Guayra Puerto CabeIso Curacao ard Mara
caibo via calling q Juan. ?.
From Pier - adjoining Wall Ferry. BROOKLYN.
( CARACAS. -.-...-... Saturday September 10 noon
s. : PHILADELPHIA day, September 30.
Fo- la qua Curacao and NlraCalbo
< NARAt.ti BIO .satuTday September .
: ZIIIA Saturday September
These superior accommodations PAS
TCUI.TON BLISS & DALIETT.
General Managers. - Wall g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

CJNARD LINE.
~. To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From 5t-5-. North River.
I,-sn5a sept. neon Can paaiaicpt. -. II \ NJ
I-f-tIria - sept y NJ. Unlril 50 y. NJ
M l.a sept. A. -Dct. = \. =
CHR MISUNDERSTANDING.
N-U- Modern Twin steamers.
A....-.--..---- sept H. noon. Dec -
- 4NGNtA -..-...-.-.. II. ~ y Jan
,.4EpATEiIA y II. noon: -
Apply Broadway. New Yors.
VERNON =. BROWN. General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT Az
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
NETWORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

FURNISHED by william Z Nichols Co No, Is wan-st)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
AMERICAN HIDE AND LEATHER.

The annual report Of American Hide and Leather
for the year ended June go 1885, Is issued We
make the following comparisons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
Ocean Steamers.
OLD mOmDN1OM l1NE
ROUNDTHE WORID

Select partiez-1O persons-uuder superior
sgement. start Sept 20. Oct 20. Dec 0. Highest
class arrangements.
nEISAf Carks cruise Feb. g. 40 DAYS. $500
Ont6N and up. by specially chartered s. s
FRANK c CLARK. ss B-wAY y Y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
IN NATURES LABORATORY.

Gus, over-worked and broken down
women contains any alcohol. entities
them to a place az ~ fheHSSlees.
They are neither patent medicines nor
secret ones either, Tor every bottle OF
p1, Pegce,s world famed medicines
Leaving the great laboratory ~ Buffalo,
\. y, has printed upon lis wrapper
all tie ingredients entering into its
composition. This i Why SO many
unpfeiudleed physicians now prescribe
them and recommend them 10 their
patients when they would not thiak OF
advising the use 81 q secret nostrAm
They know what they are composed 81,
and that the ingredients are hose en-
dorsed By the most eminent medical
authorities u Al schools oi practice.
All RIGHTS PROTECTED.
The exact working IoFnula for max
Ing nr. fieree's medicines without the
use of drop el alcohol and preserving
them unlmpaired Ia amy cliEnasa for any
length 81 tine. cost Dr. Pisree and hk
assistant chemists and pharmacists .
tedious course Of ssuax AID expert
nentS. extending over several years
With tse use cf Chemically pare glvcer-
ine, q ust the right strength. ana with
laboratory apparatus and appliances
specially lnNented and dssagned 10 carry
% the delicate processes e4ploya&, IN.
Pierre fnally fo0ad shat al the rssalol.
nal principles residing IN the several
natSve medicinal Fc&ts could be more
peFteeasv extracted and hesser preserved
lr0a fermentation than Il sse0hoI wax
ennlayed.
Besides the slyceKine. al isself, eos
@ssses The properly al greatly enhancing
the efficacy Of ths several medicinal
ASenss euptoysd, whereas slcQfzol Is
WA known ID be Objectionable ii ANY
rneczesne so be euaplsyed II eAgUnIc nA
lingering diseases, wheEw. al hess, sfaat.
ment mSst ia eeatinnRd eveF ! e0nsid.
eraAle period 0f sin,e il ev1sr 10 raaks
the cure complete ara psxre areRk.
Ihe exmct pr9pasiiun III the several
lnRf~Iismts ussd II fhSxe y@e2issnAs Rs
well " ssae srexksAs foxrnasa and peeal.Ar
pgec4ss, apparatus and Appliances
eraniayed IN slaelF rnAnnfNefufe, ara
wifhAai1 frcln ngelleiey sasAs ~. Pserres
rroFgies2ry rigAsz lnay nes he hirtagsd
and tnxpaSSs3 nnoR ay annF5nclpsea
iAiis&eeFs Ard those abe May be pzrats.
eA1w sneS@nd
u fkveg 0f Or. Pssrcsss mndAsnes u
ths sEsak, eoGtidlng, epen, EorAss
stasemxns at kAesr fals rnnarexssssr,.
Etging every lagyssAiazss nc plain EMessSA,
wskhass sF&t III successful graffcskns and
With nfsseRea tAzs TIE gaaS ssnsa 81
she AsssiceeG VII hsa1 sheaa Il apassei 7ss
tals haras&ble manner 1t rorls 2nx 10
shem mhas shev are taksng in6o Aseir
snesnssAs whsn making Use * kAass
medicines
. 4 se book q extracts fren wsanv
csan&Ar& uaedAe@l wuxSs IL al the ass.
HsEens seAeels IL pEassiee. snaossang N
Che Ssres essx sexsHs. 4ll - sereraE m
grssisssss snseFiAg into II. Pserress
raesiciaes and taiag what Diseases
shaSe Rse@t ysasAhss medicinal Aswnta
VIII eate, WIZ ~ gnaeS srss Is any
HS3sess hy TX. Z. Y. pSsrre. at E1saila.
y. I on secesss IS waa1nS3a scr sans
nv lSEssx Tx rassa@ emrs
kx EfageeS Fas&sams reMsas szw
Asggely eesss pe@ed ~ F01raAy q. "a
scasensx&tsd sxsx&es af slansFaks rses.
an1 saT ssxa1aaa snd i1sag0xa1a sscsn-
49, Ax@x ~@& AaweaS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
. SOUTH CABOT.

n S. Hall Was n Montpelier and
Aarre last Monday IN hassnsss.
Mrs, Harry Elbhet has Enished her
work fer Mrs. l. Stevenson ard returned
koale.
G. Il. Saibner WAS in s.. Jahnsbnry
Inst SATURDAY, returning with new
stesafl
Ora Clark VAS home from waldsn
orar Ss2ndAg.
Miss Ella Coslay i in CAAat working
fog Csvls Boyles,
Bliss Ksnasdys tbs teacher hare, took
fourteen q kex Ktxfe ones on straw
gisa4 last Saturday 10 West nanville ana
saswrn. &nd treated thesu til nuts and
san&y. H&riie H&nsasnae arcys his team.
& Was 5 harry czewss which numbered
nineteen IN AL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Oyster stews NJ the Eureka restaa.
rant.
Miss Minnie Denis, aurss, Is quite
~ AZ 4. A. NeFthrops.
Miss Faith Chapnaa 81 resrssbesrs i
visiting friends IN ths city for a lew
days,
The civie Federation ii womea's chshs
cleared $3.50 tEom their geeent rammaze
sale.
A snlt or ovsrcoat for that boy win
make . suitable psssens. Go 70 Me-
Whorter'A
0la gold ara silvsr wanted al 70,
haers prices ia exchange for geeds At
\. s Ran's
Maaaia Q. GarTow, card elaivoyaat
and palm reaaex At he Bssazen hles& OF
resxl street., roosn H.
All Fcreiga Mssens wishlax "a attend
~. daha's may eAtain tickets up to nsc.
18th FROM members Vt eeasrlittee.
Great isslacsen in prices ia winter
gRilAHsFy vi Mss Il &. T0wmsenaS laSl.
hnesy paFAoss, s. NAsASagson street.
Themas Il. Barry. Fesnser Basre re.
saAemt + Dangerously sse& VITA pn@s1-
eAoaaa As Ais Auuts ia West laeameaa,
n. II
Effective - remedy and deliescsas
~ e~naeeeaan Those Old fashioned
N.ArAAaatx,A f1vassS Al sha EsMz kN.Aas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Ellsworth Langhlin has satisfied worx
ea the SnAsA sgack saxsa.
Mrs. NJ Z. Lewix 2na Hrs Isaac Re-
csx were tie guests oxer SGiSiay 81 AEx
ard Mrs Skeven aEAtatt
Mxs. ira Barnes NJ Sseo. NJ. III, Il Tile
gsss et hsx csasins Mr. ana LIS 5aSnxs
AsiSrse.
AIRS LyTaaa Matuss who has heem
visiting her naetANs. Mrs Nad3sa, at sas
eakss Aks rstuKnsl % Aex hasie
4 rzcv,ees ffvm this village ATTENDED
tAe danss 81 Besiin last Eri1ay nigAs.
A yegy saloyah2a szaa was reragts2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Before and After Xmas !!

Before and after Christmas yon. viii
find our store headquarters for al that
i good IN Stationery. Before Christmas,
which is now, Il VIII pay ycN well g
see The pretty things We have Ter quits.
II iere i everything you would expect
to ind ina Stationery Store and mere.
Il would take Zoe long 10 tell Of their
beauty and usefulness. So lust come
in and look around fer yourself. There
win b nothing about cur rFiees " scare
You.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Buried deep In our American forests.
many years ago, Or. Pierce found 4
beautiful. blooming plant the root Ell
which possesses wonderfully cficacious
properties as stomach and generAi
tonic, also IS an Alternative or blood
puri6er and liver inSigofasor, having an
especial affinity for all mucous surfaces
upon which i exefts most EalotaFy,
soothing aud healing influence.
This sturdy hssle plant IS known &c
hotanisls rs Hydrastis Canadensis, but
has several local English names, being
generally known a. Golden SEAL nx.
Pierre found the geot 81 ths common
forest plant q possess medicinal pFin-
elples Of great potency, especially when
combined. IN just The right proportions,
with Queen s root, Black CherryhaTk,
Stone root. Mandrake root and hloear
root, The properties of each being ex-
tgscted and preserved in chemically
pare glyeerlne 81 proper strength.
This compound pf. Pierce named
his HGoldea Medical Discovery IN
honor Of the sturdy nstle Golden Seal
plant. So hs&le used was the root al
this plans BY chs msaical profession al
thai nuae. shat ID eeCld be purchased
in the opsa markets for from fifteen
cents 70 twenty cents paand The
use ot u&ny tons al this root egaFy
year IN pr. ficseess two ka6ing meels-
einas-~-(or i enters into bofh Sefoldea
Medical Discover and also into Dr. I
PieSce's RavoEits Prescription a. one AZ
EhsfF mass smpogsAns Ingredients has
caused sisa price IL eha root b advance
anta TODAY Il commanas upwards Of
! doslsr AID hat pouad.
IA. raERcR's FArR.
N. Pierce believes tAak ID our native
ieseseS ara = Be ieaa& 2n abundance al
moSa valaahA0 neaieiGAl plants gor the
care III EnAxlv dstresxinN and ma@s
iStAl e0Alzaies, II we would emily seek
then Out. test sA&n and lsarn how
ard fcF wAas diseases 90 use thea.
FagShegnaeFe, he hNAaveS tAas Shs Veg
esAhls kfn~ssoxn Il she onA " Fe&ssxt 80
l9r thR m2St harmless retnsSlial aaents.
Ihey SGT zaoss xia1sy apoa tAa I'D.
znAa SySieal and sxa eliminated or CAR
Fsad act az she body Nv sAa natssxal
fam&slosas wSshont fa3ary. evea ia cases
wneTS i IS nscrsSary 10 la&ke psotgaeea
ase u kAena IN order 30 axnsggeaeS per-
HA&Reat Cares. N. Pssree medicines
0ssag pareav yeseEA hsa. are pexseekEy
hArsSasse. IA othe< words whia they
Axe paseas ~ e9re. bssng p3rely ysxe~
saAle IN raznFaSitian &a6 ooasalslng Is
aaschNs, thsy &savs n0 bad effects ~
hlzl2. This Is aSs 9sAsratly trua when
Asnerai medicines saa these containing
sArge percentages * AlsCAeA are takes
mo the svsssxa ana sheir asa prosxaesea
oveg ccaslsseranls peFscas az Sans.
MGny years ago. n. Riesea a;scov-
srsd shAs cAea1Scalssy p.re gEseexsas. e
pgcpeg ssyenxsh, Is j better salvent ard
psessFyAsaYe a& shs asasci prsneS pAes
residing "a chr lns xsnnax. 81 aassve.
sectional plsass sh2a i aiceAol ana,
ssshevgaase. sthas il possesses suszEssle
aedaesAsAi properties 81 its ewn. Betsy
assAmosaAs naxltiye. amsSssnsie ana !
asss aa8easAs aasf-tevs1sns.
xsEY STAND a1NSx
Ths faAA s&aA nsstiseF m. rere~s
Golden AsaicAs scev~rvs xhs xveas
ssaeaaeA scase, AseS savaxorzs0r. Asazs
~ n 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
The BARRE DAILY TINES
wEDNEsDAy. 1EcEH8ER IS. 1905.
wHAr wILL MAKE your sALARY

hiexeri Neussac, unless il BE- CONTINUED
lie aud extra effort on xeslr part. Death
viii cancel xenf salary therefore we
advise Insurance and tbs extsa effort.
s6th year, doiag business ia AZ states.
The National Life Insurance COMPANY
Of Vermont (matual0. Organized n 1850.
s. 5. Ballard. General Azeat. N. Il.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 3 ana Z.
Miles Block, Barre, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Nrl @oc&s Nssrwmw nzna SwFwa aasna
especially eAanHe1 W. ahs Reeas ek tae
salaisea. Rssasuak 10 smaes ssuAassg ia
sss 4a61senae e u AAa mmuassv "a "a
zsme2aHs R@ a#@Kw nraR III &asas Anil
Aan9 assaa9a,
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04

most of the time without pay or any allowance whatever for expenses or any thought of reward of any kind. 1 bave made the interests of Imperial Water Company No ] paramount tp any per sonal interest of my own, have frequent ly lost heavily by neglecting my own business for that of the company, have spent hundreds of dollars in such service for which no bill was rendered, and that if the whole company had belonged to me personally, with all of it's interests, 1 could not have been more watchful, or labOrpd harder to protect every right and interest, and secure every possible advantage and concession.
 It is but human to sometimes act un- wisely but have done my best, and if that is not good enough, or that kind of service is not satisfactory to our people, and they prefer to trust those whom I and many others are convinced would, while pretending to be their greatest friends unwisely lead them into the most complicated and serious difficulties, they will soon get the opportunity to make their choice. am sure that it is the heaviest burden that ever under took to carry and shall be very glad when can be free to spend my energies looking after my own personal interests; don't think will ever attempt to serve the public again.
 Very truly. I. w. GLEASON.
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04
GLEASON REPLIES TO CANT.
EDITOR PRESS !

EDITOR PRESS!
 desire to ask of you space to reply to the letter of Mr! V. Cant, which is evi- dently intended, by the frequent use of my name, aus an attack upon me.
 feel the utmost charity for Mir. Cant, because this attack is due not to the fact that 1 have failed in any way to faithfully represent the interests of Water Company No. l, but because of mistaken lea of his that was opposed to him and went to Calexico to oppose his candidacy for reelection, which did not do.
 was informed that there was likely to be q split, and went there to induce them, if possible, to unite upon one man and elect him instead of splitting between two and loosing both; 1 knew that Mir. Cant was candidate, and also that MT. Preston was the choice of some people in the district, and refused to express my preference between the two. was not there for that purpose. My understanding today is that Mir. Cant was the choice of MT. Redwood and that the California Development Company employees voted for him.
 The contract of May 17, 1902, reads: "and the actual cost to party of the first part of such construction. including the cost of engineering and surveying the same, shall be charged up to the party of the second part and against it's account"
 When MT, Cant suggested that on the strength of that agreement the Califor- mia Development Company ought to pay one-half of the salaries of the superintendent and secretary, pointed out to him the fact that they were be- ing employed before the contract at exactly the same wages they received for more than a year and q half after wards; that so far as 1 knew, they had done the extra work without extra ex- pense to our company. That neither of us so understood the meaning of the contract when it was made, and that it was hardly fair now to attempt to read into the contract an interpretation that neither party put upon it when it
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04

contract everything we would like to have put in, (we would have been glad to have put in an article providing for free water for ever), but it "takes two to make bargain" and we did the best we could.
 My only criticism upon MT. Cant is that he has proven himself incompe tent to understand and manage the large and complicated business of our company. It is only the 5 cent deals that he can understand or that appeal to his mind.
 In regard to our miage let me say that we understood that the stockhold- CTS refused to take any action upon the question when brought up at the meet the directors to do what the thought was right iu the matter.
 1 charged fare from Riverside to Inn perial and return twice during the yeal to attend regular meetings of the board when 1 had no other business to go for. The first time MT. Cant audited the bill without question, the second time in stead of asking me about it or bringing it up before the board, he made it d political issue to injure me.
 He did not tell you that was ordered to go to San Diego twice to settle the Schirm, Schmidt and Bruschi suit, and only charged fare from Riverside and Los Angeles instead of Imperial as l had perfect right to do, and that settled amicably large claim against our com pany at a tritling expense to us.
 He does not tell you that in the trip that our board made to Los Angeles, Yuma and return last May he put in bill for over $63 for services and expen- ses, and that for the same number of miles travel and expenses (no services) my bill was $l8.70. That on this trip we secured the minimum asset sment deal for 1904, and that he was incompe- tent to even take part in the hotly con tested debate by which it was secured, and that was worth at least $10,000 to our company.
 l have made my charges the lightest that 1 could and get expenses when traveling upon exclusively company business. Further than that will say that for nearly four years have served
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04

was made, but that 1 would be as glad to get it as anyone, only on account of my knowledge of the conditions under which it was made, did not think l would be good hand to try to get it,, and suggested that he be the man. 1 made no motion of the kind as he states; /; the president don't make motions.
 further explained att later meet ing that this contract of May l7, 1902, was compromise settlement of numer- ous disputed points that had been hotly contested by our boards of directors for months that if there was any addition al expense we were very glad to take 1t upon ourselves in order to get into the position of being able to have some thing to say about when, where, and how our work of ditch construction should be done.
 It is very seldom that you can make a contract with any one and have 1t be all in your own favor, but this contract which Mir. Cant says 1 made mistake in signing, comes as near to being all i'll our favor us any that ever saw.
 Up to that time the California Devel- opment Company had refused to put in a Single delivery gate to deliver the water from the dltches onto the farms, insisting that the original agreement did not require them to do so. The last paragraph of Article III, specifies; ; ''and in addition necessary boxes and gates to deliver the water from the lateral onto the point on each filing specified ill said contract" (July "A, 19Ol.)
 1t provides, Article ", for $5,O00 to be paid to Imperial Water Company No. for cleaning out the drift that had blown into the canals, (nearly all of which was sluiced out by the water provided for that purpose by Article VI, and for the repair of certain structures.
 It provides for sufficient water to cover all losses by seepage and evapora- ton, (Article VI which part alone is worth $1O0,000 to Water Company No. l, and shall be very glad to let the stockholders judge as to whether 1 made mistake in signing the contract or not.
 I admit that we did not get into the
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04
San Diego Bills Are Put Through

Johnson's San Diego county fee bill, No. 914, passed the senate Monday, and goes to the governor. This bill increases the county assessors salary to $2,000 and the surveyors $l,000 per annum. The constables' salaries are made $l0O per month and fees in civil cases. The township justice receives straight salary of $50 per month.
 Senator Wards bill No. 43S, passed the assembly. This bill is relative to in- creasing the powers of humane societies; also senate bill No. 624 providing for the use of False bay. These bills will now go to the governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-30
BABY'S TERRIBLE /. SKIN HUMOR
Body Like Piece of Raw Beef-Suf- fered Terribly Cried All the Time-Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment Cured Her in Two Weeks.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
 SAVE DOCTORS BILLS

"I never used the Cuticura Reme- dies for anything serious myself, but friend of mine brought her four-months- old baby in from the country nearly two years ago and stopped at my house and told me she had brought it in to take to the doctors. I had some Cuti- cura Ointment and piece of Cuticura Soap which l told her to use and see if that would not help it, as they could hardly afford doctor bill at the time. The baby's little body from the waist down was as red as a piece of fresh beef, and it must have suffered terribly as it cried all the time. l sent her some more Cuticura in about two weeks, and she wrote back that her baby was well, and that she always intended to keep Cuticura in the house. Yours truly, Mrs. Millie Ellis, San Antonio, Texas. May g, 1905"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-30
SANDERS IN TUscUMBIA.
The Doctor Holds a Conference Wi
 InnnI EIAalfh 0MneEa-

The Doctor Holds a Conference With
 Local Health OmceFs.
 Tuscumbia, Aug: 29.-(specia1)=Dr. W. H. Sanders of Montgomery, State Health Oficer, met the health officers of Tuscumbia, Shefield and Florence and the Mayors of the three towns in the parlors of the Parshall House in this city and discussed the yellow fever situation thoroughly and interestingly. The meeting was a most profitable com ing together. Dr. Sanders strongly ad- vocates a stringent quarantine and recommended that the counties border ing on State lines where the fever is prevalent should not only carefully i'm spect all freight trains. but that guards should be stationed on the public dirt roads.
 Acting on his suggestion a meeting of the county officials and health oficer has been called for tomorrow at which time it Is believed Colbert County will put on a force to guard the dirt roads leading from Mississippi. pr. Sanders gave his hearers today the beneft of his wide experience and close observa- ton and all who met him were highly pleased.
 Nicely Pride, A well-known travelling salesman. representing a Nashville firm, fell into the excavation made for the Merchants Banks new building, on Main Street, in this city, and re- ceived painful bruises.