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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
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Gan ben Reiten uno 9ctorn.

&etlallcn ole GuiutrisStullOit, lUte iolgt:
40 WiurncuS, ldpil1 administration 4.4l Utors
IcItoJ, nuD g"SilIumcpurt mo HOd NdpeIl.
S.lj Gnrmittags t~ulllciFStdtlol SOB &1trt.l,
tIall6. nab bilIsblrB. e9itago, GlIitIn'ul:'
louisville, St. Gpltt5.
$40 2prmittnge OltiotsStnttpn S.55 Bornr.),
tdnltG), Idd buffalo (otd GUN 1tlunl liilc'
tio!J, Mi our5gcbenoent Vlllci Fdrlor' 2Sag'
con MO GuGI. erie idglltb huo JtohelleI
an GSudCItugcI.
ia 9'ormittnas UIntou,S tGitor / t.55 &orm.).
i i,t5 ';n5 R9 ( M y Sm @g!o4 4il0 S.tOe'a0O; ne
4 10 ginhmittngs tpor Der uldol Sldilon1 100
ltd. Ninttc0, nab tIii5burN eIicu19, Gltut'
.dno. 3oleo1, Detroit SInt'Ilildtl. Eou'SOlu'
900 Wnmmiitaas (ppn Der untcnsStattor) TIC.
l6. .Sgt GtnnAlpanin SsettnI" II stnnosd
800 sid@m!ttaas, tdgIi9 tpou Der lntorsStn'
tinnl, Ilub tltt5hurn, ebtcdgn. ytligotle (oiu
Cincinnati mo GoutSo;ue). e. SouIs urt
100 ei0sWSS, tde!ib (brn Der luior,Stattor).
nab 06ttn3o. GienelaHo
$40 AbeuoS, tiallt tunH Der uIItoTsSt1tlon).
RAD liti5uurG. Cincinnati uno Ct. 4outs.
$50 Abenos, id0iib tOon eer llltoh.SlalUnl
tnh buffalo trin. emporium 3untilona MI
orrbac6ellesm g,uiiet'G6lalfu9Hgpl T. Goup
900 N6tueS. ttbIi6 (onn Der uIltpu5StgllonD,
rdh Rlttsburl. 9btedao. GleueIdIo, GIHtiIb
i'ntt, Grit ulo gIrbcitcr.
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taplttb. Unt Fttt:brr9. Gbttn9o, Ioleoo, FD'
hcitct mo Sric: eIcselnito, nusaeIIonIl''n
yj66 &61aooIis 7.3t gorm;itaP3 rro $40
MaGaiitaG5 an stoaeHia9eH' SohninaS' 900
&nrWlli;GS.
Snu Der FrttoeHt-Srnae.
Clio W'otaCHS, ltno 90 aoelos an &opsp
t0Gtil lah Nbl!uoclpbtn.
@uu brr Unions tattou.
Wan Ehtd0riphtn mo Iclp'Uou'
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an @ohcuia0cti. SoultaNo. go. 2.5l, 6.l2,
7.25, 7i3. $40, s55. Pi2 Enrm., 1905.
1853, 2 ~, $40. $50. 5t0, b25. 605, lib.
7.20 CI3G) qimtlCo), IA. S.25, g.l6 uno
300 NhCuos.
yInh NmuupcIts 7.3G NurmittupS, ~. IL. $40
GabmiltnNs. COS Nhcuos an WuCbsniunen:
GnrmIunS < 4, upnrnrus mn Il on 9Ibenbs.
wtiautL Scat! zine Grprtb. 2,bI WiuraeIiS nno
y 10 ~g,nbmittnnS f3olih
Snuibcrn 3tailuan Grprc6. a.42 Bornl, 6.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
IcrMants' & MiucrS' grnuSpor.
tatiun Gumpnnu.

Tnmpfcr Stutcu,
Hdob Bottom uuh bent Often: leben Wuntna
8tcttiog, 8onnerilug ny Sami!aG, abenos
u llbr.
9}at Frnnincnrc II. hrm Sitcn: ieben Sprn'
tao. Mifilnuh mo GrritnQ. Npcub8 g ,'br.
Tn6 yicmp0rt . ytsrS lll0 Gntto.f: tdgitt
nm Il tbt N;hcltNS.
Srntat mrb tiaiih rio r pbs Nhruh1 far ar
benz Tuoe nbinbrcuoc Hunlprrr nnacnonncu.
Rad SnbuHlnb imo ACut 9iiocu. ichcn St,it
itnQ. SunncrftdE mn GuWiiua Tbeth2 o tlbr
WufiGncr nm Prohiocucc Sumrier fubreI
bpit be- sSerfte am Tusc nee 9ouas9cds at.
Snednr1t Gampicr hon Der 8crlte am Gubt
Scr y6eit Sauss gheime.
Is. N. Glningbam. NnfHt,
poEOs6Od.
81. Y. Sutufr, N..P .-Aatut.
n. =. etrb6irs, tSen .D,ar.
erlptbfredu - Shopi,6dt 9crmnu. unb
f~ias"2trase. tt3.I&G)
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Wcitlidlc MnrnlGnocr Giicnbnhn.

Srat IN Nrnit AM 10. Sftubcr 1905.
jtBe ~pcr,1iicIt otcrs Slutiort mic fuIgi.
5u1lidl.
$50 M%torGcne Sticdiua, 0duul'iute, 0ls
Gcraiolun. 2&nDncsboro. u. 4 u.s. Ju. mto
ncll >liocil ltlio duag, SonlltdN u. y X. r.,
NnIeod. Shnlrbersblra, DlarttIlcbtrQ mo
I9incheitcr.
1t.ij glbeH0s- gifom. nab ltuiurlrio0c.
Sdalidl, ntsacnOmmCH S0nutGgs.
100 Nioracno 2lorf. y 4 -. Etu. mo Qdnpt
Etltc 5itlid pol 9moru sHirohc. Carlisle u1o
u. & g. r. r.
$40 Dioracno ouuptliuic. pnacra'onr san
cod. SbippeHobtTN. Srtocrid. SHtmttsblrG
mo u. a. ~. IN. bia GlftUH.
'l6 Wtnrqciis- HeltuabUrQ Grtcbp HiiDHt
icuieiis GmorU @gooc, lu1pic 9ailoper ltu
gorf.
tO.l5 .4iorOcrc gtont na6 Union FrieGe.
2.25 Nn1m. N!iutl. ituh GniorO Nruuc,
BID gtndn Nilonl nab SniorV @topc. y &
.. Gip, Ioipica gnrf.
III Hadnl. -Nrprei nan 2lort, onhuoer niio
@ettbsburq. (earfor'Sot.)
ia Hadnt Whom. llGd N|tiipntVrloqc.
400 9iudm Grpreb lrb l2titminiicr ution
lirinae mo ount Nifoul na6 NN0cratomr II.
6dlcnd. iuluic Irebcrid emmitshitra l;llh
SbippeHsburu. tRdrlOr 0dr.t
JtadWI Nffuir. tad NninpiieNb.
Gl5 slbelo2 giioni. nab Union Ptioac.
gtbcuoS Hiium. nnd 9nfotD t5tupc.
9inr Sunntaga.
$50 UiorRcna Nitoni. lua llnlpr Ntt0Bc II.
? 20 %ad,ul. emtom. na6 LINTON Btbac.
$50 9iuhR Nflont ua6 Sdmpitcub.
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9'iaet nm @cptdfliircdit pr. %. aF't
Baltimore Sitnbe.
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ton ln6 9Sal6roofs t0ortbE9lbcruc-J Siniinn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

Nuet Nnrcuur: 8OTnuc'iSde Hbrtlffs uro
~sStrrbe (G. w Is. aseyebdnoe), Ut.
s26 5iis, Pro66tpnn. 0t. N~oudi'staiior ob.r
NGmhels 2t0iinW
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q. W. tlitt. (ssh slsdf. .Nleuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Or Strutcu0ut NiiC
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tIcincn @arniion" ScIblmorO be-
0onGcn bobc oocr crmor0ct morocu
lei.
3cppclin'3 YuitiNiii
tcrtlN,
Ill3 Sricoridj@boicn am Nporuicc
miro Ncncl0ct, Onb Oo9 llclic Icntburt
%ultihiii oca @raicn u. Zeppelin
mlnllchr iertig iii, Ger critic Phi
itiCQ ipu nodb I'M &auic oic'ca W}onat2
crioINcn, uclm sic MittcrmNapcr
b0Itnilic Is 2citottcu. Gas ucllc %lllt
ifiif mciit QcRcniibcr ocmitliNcn BON
1900 mcIentlidJc Ncl0crmr1cu auf
bcion6crA int SEN &orrid)tuuNcn iiir
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elmer 9lllmlinilml Ncrbiu0ln1 Der
QCltclltCn NdllOn2 mntcrl6cibct lid)
uon Der crltCn lntr luclril 0oacNcU mt
Die %dn0c olc@nluI nidt micOcr uIti
TT WctCr. ipu0Cru ctmu@ filr}Cr be
mcilcn. 9ll0 mid)tiGltc NCucrrutN 0bcr
mcr0cn Die Niotprrn bc}cihnct, Die,
obnc oda %uitihiii idppcrcr 81 bcll.
item ol2 Die irilhcrcn, so Otott ID
Elcr0ctrditc cntultrln t0nlcll.
Gas meme hulQcicb.
5dumtl.ihc Cbcrpr0iiocntcn Ercu
sens conicrircn bier NcQcup0rtia
nit Dem &ultlr2mlniitCr Or. Stl0t
WuO Dem Wiiuiitcr Oc9 ,<nncrL, Or.
.. Nrtbmum NoIhucg, iibcr 0l9 nett,
Sdntl0cicb. mn0 uon Dem GrNcbniB
ibrcr N]rrothumlcu bGuNt Is ub, oh
ser prcuBilhc &uu0toA por o0cr nod
Mcihnudltcu cilrbcrlicn lucrocn miro.
Cine 0crb'ciiipu 0c0 Slu0tdNc@ lit
pom Scr St0ot@rcJicrunG mic0crbolt
III Nlalid}t 0cltCilt morocll. I'm rllr
ole 0urd)bcruthuul Der 0rlnNlid)cn
Wcictuorla0c ilbcr Den llntcrbult Der
NpIt9ihulcn sic uotbigc Belt ST. &C.
luinlcn. Dan 0lrite nbcr aud rulr
jllr NrrulIu1 0C3 HunotaNc9, b2l
qIcidBcitigrm 3ulanunclicin oc9
Heih9tugc2, 'drcitcn, lUcrn mani
iidcr it, OoB nod nor ocrgScibnnhta
poilic elm mihtllcr (bcil Der Der
bonOllut1cn iibcr ol0 in9ic0c itcbcnOc
@ricb gum NbihluB Gcbrddlt mcrocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16
Mus Senti1lano.
HlciigCr yubnfnmpf lit Der Scrtil
Jnonitric.

9ln $4,000 @cbcr nit 9luaipcrrumg
bc0robt. - 6cihatou3Icr Nillom
mciB tcincn &otb 5lrr @cicitiQun9
Der 6Iciihnotb. Mcbr BE
trohhrn9cn ijbcr Oic Gntbiiam.
ocu 0cIcoiic'9. Ncbcra Orb
id1it 0crinQcr, ais jlrcrit nn9c
Ncbcn, - Seine Barrier (oilcttcu
mcbr iijr oic aronprin3ciiin. -
&icutclont Billie toOtgciogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

rms fannie JClCurunrn ,raIrhra iih
mi ncu Shrpuiploci,r,t n,,o, NM
m ~>nffno,n ocritt,, mar in irinrm,
Nlottr n%rr1ficutlidt NM inn annihh,p
onron ocu Iormuri ,rhobsn. Oaf
Spiilualtn nit Dem 'a.imn6t,u CSrn
ller Der Stdot@rr9l'rjol 'et1c@ %on-
otH Coem Sd)olllio1r1'r @onlmcr
berrlt Sr. SiepDoIl N.,ll.c oon Stro-
oonlB) collpIrlre. @ion ut ami Den
SprlId) Der Ncril'l'l0@ ,Mit0nj icbr
%Bc'poltlt.
IN Motllj Ut 3eitl11ltptm0lm ail.
Itcllllulo luc1ell blJolltnrr l(ntcr'
'tIct'c 5lt orctbtN Mon1trn WciGuG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

NunapDits, MI, HoNni Citation. Tho u10
~ 70 Voriu. 1850 nno l6.5 Ea6m. Gamhen'
Citation. 800 mo 1900 Sorm.. lt2 90 U4it
taaS. 400, 35.35 Nnbut, 600 nno fll.iJ
Srtocrla, Rt. arbol Citation. 2s45 uuS l0ts.
RIornl. ,sdr,oell.S tat'on !7.35, 1900; MI ulto
1000 BORN. LIS, 800 luo 1920 Aahnl.
&inheiter, WI. JIoOdl' Siutton. 10 Notnt.
lio l2.t3 9tdmnt. 9dmocE Stdttot, 7.2O Surnt.,
1900 mo $3.50 glG6m.
Saaersipipn, ct. siooal 5iatian ls,45 "Or.
1870 gtatm 9lnoelts Sia.ton. 1900 SoruL.
GultGit San mo VI, airn. GamOcnsst gl,u.
ito, r.9 om.i5 @Trfi i -, 1900 '69o
Curtis pan, 6amocn s;ctiou. lG.2 % Rortr.
enran nnO clifton Wt. JlogGl Station. '24J
s'gtnI SatrSGnl Station 80 90 Gotnnt.
Oprf. Nener SetmtEnl l0nopnutt AT -.
strane. RelpsFluri. Ncaurm accncu iar Hy.
%tettlnng oes Sotrl', SGedtcr. nio SGesn'Tt'
oemlb. Rcrl Gambler BcrI MT Topm
TT d1fGr r,ii; 4@9L 25i&& " s32
F FnrIist s STrsr'. G mlT sS ~. S S53 I. SS.5577 !. 6
RatIor. giner. aaSs q; iihoS @ii6i 9 Is
Vas ,sIssa T', siartt,,. -1St pIs ia e iST d Sa
8na, gltfef F'dt3, BcrIrrs. CeicreaiionS. mn
spcIict 2Sagqois .9dnl 34s9. y 362@
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g4Ialigoa9nns IaNl - 39@l ,2alM
on. JloeGt'Rnbnbnt INT ioC2 abelbs sur a:;,
Idtrie bon Pd'ugtcrcu btrct.
81 Hab Ntlantfe.Gitp at gSohenidgen: ~
nddh Atlantit.6itn tdalib
Nne SiiUe bulteH III WilmtHatun. ~ bflt 10
6heiter. an.
Serl. Gnmssr serl. D}t. Rpnn,
Pbilu. sfttpm. mir ca. s.0RR S10R.
l,hilu. 9tffom. uur GO. St6R $50 y.
NlCrhePn Tfi. MIR On. I M "a Of ".
Fbiln Sfi.. nuSa. : 220H Y. 22bT.
Clhi.a Grpreh, utsa. z 500 ". 605
qthcroreu Nft, unlsO. z 60 3.th u.
Phiin. 9l.toni., iiur co. soy. Cts
Pbiln. 6rprch. Idul. 400 u. p05 u.
Ni1ets Nurcaur: 3UroWc'ISde Ebntltfs uno
Saratcuu.S trrbs (g. W. 9. Isxebduo.), Gr.
800 EiiosNrua6pnn. nj. T~obdlsStaiion ob'r
Numhens Siaiinu. l.L
+. u. NurtlH, mar. Ran. Traffic.
q. ~. elHtt. hen, fIsdh. 'Nletf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

trohhm0cn ijbcr Oic Gutbiilhm
Ncu 0clcoiic'9. - Wcbcra Orb
it1it 0crinocr, ais 5ltcrit nn9c-
Ncbcn, - Seine Barrier (oiIcttcr
mcbr iijr sic aronprin5ciiiH. -
%iultcuunt 9ilic tootgciogt.
NcrIiM f.. Gttobcr. r. &almt
lit Ser biciilc Qrobc Strife Scr GlcI
trltcr bci9cIe1t uno ihon micocr bar
Gin ncltcr 0igoltiihcr Sohntantpi be
Qouncu. Coa oShladticlO," ouf
mcIhem &opitul mo @lrbcit ibr2
@rGitc mciieu, lit Oic2n1oI icOod, uidlt
sic NcidabullptitaOt, ionocrn Ola
iGdiiidi thiiriuQilhc I<louitriC1cbict.
l&ic aus @rra gemcloct miro, bat ser
&crbono ser ScrtiI El0uitrielcn
Oic 2mfiunoigun9 crloiicrL OaG ON
p. 3, u. olc 0orti1ru Gabrifcn nc
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>.,t >p'"' 'N'I''"''''N" >|Vo't ol'
}lcbcIl. Nnrd Die un0r0rohtc Sp,rrt
,','U,' ,1e',n nc Io'I'''U ''I'fFt'''
oa'"''I'" -2'''o FV'lo'yI orPojo@
S'i'','' 'o'' o'a' pou IT. 81 ct'oorl'!l'
uub o'' "SouoiI an oNl 00llitl
Iouc mjir0cu m~innritars too onn
UtCnld)cn bCtrofiCn. @cfountlid,
0a0rt g lllltcr Den (crtiI Nrbcitcrn
l'Ii IoIlAcrrr 5ett. Ncrelt2 SIT Nr
'oltl oc@ Son11Ier2 mlr0c in 6olN'
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pllt" pcldlol'Cn, ood) tam, cbc Der
'eIoc ollrd01'llbrt mrroc, Elm 6ricocn
SIT Stanoc, Der oIlGr0ln92 nId)t bon
lollNrr SolIcr mar.
Sle hteltJcn GIcttrijitdt2 2Irbci
fcr mcroclt am Mionto0 oocr Nlcnlta6
olC Ir0clt nleocr nrtlchmcn. NClllt
"'ot3Fll cllt)d)loB ltd) ulld) Ole ra0l
i1Ie Wrltppc Der NllaltdnNlNcll, Ole
BON ocl Trbclt9Ibcrll otlcrlrtcu 3li
0cllnllontlle onjlnlcbn1cn. Nurdl Die
VeIl50lIllA oc@ Strltc2 ut nltilrii0
or oIl0corohl Gelrclc1c Nlr3ipcrrlull
Der Observation-Disclosures %ob8epclOct nor
OCH.
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maui ): : o. Foool''9tl 'd)oIl oor &C.
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WatpIanb nro YcnniNIuania 9abn.

Ease o~eriafsn sori6.Hl tHnt.eintlcH:
7.N Norm. poft rGt DoTt. tialth. 1usae'
nontn,eu GoHntans
$50 yorn. Nf.9n. mad E,ltu. rur S0urings.
$50 Nprri. Nflnr.. mad Velut., 'd8lib. 1lsge'
ilupinieit Snruiula.
I2o NddiI. aIipiH. rot y}iult, ttr snm'idpH.
U.s.! Nncbil. Rot roo BORT. idatit. olspe'
tlpninie1 Sonrtraa.
4.no gadbnt. Nffoin. nacb Gc,i1 uat I01Titnas.
800 TdGm. Gfinn,. rub gotta, tdgltt Glsst'
noftHieH CoHUlGNs
b.O5 atenbs giiout. nab Jcl 'ir, iaattt aus
peIivfiTeI GuuHtags.
ff.00 ebenbs afiom. nah rclutr Uut Conn
1,As lien ur,om. ras eslo,r. rm mttt
mons unb GdmuIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-16

'NN'I 'i''NANI'hIb -''F''' ..tNll Ulll-
ben, ltutt Der boIbcn Wiuion, mcld,e
ibnl Der Grblnilcr 5lgcOoht hottc.
W0llcr'a u h ioIQcr.
Bum NodiolNcr Oc2 prcuGiihcr
Non0clamiuiitcra W0ucr, mcldlcr uc.
tern Dem Gbei 0ca Qcbcimcn Gipil
aobinct2 Oe2 a0iicra, Dem yidnuor.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
FIFTY YEARS IN POLAR WiLDS. Return of Trapper From Post of Hud-
 son Bay Company.

From the London Chronicle.
 No longer an explorer of the unknown Antarctic, but a prosaic trading vessel In the service of the Hudson Bay company the famous Discovery has been berthed in West India dock, after her first voyage to the arctic regions.
 The Discovery brings home an interest," ing parsonage. This is William Miller, man of nearly seventy years Of age, who has spent half century in the employ : ment of the Hudson Bay company, ana is now returning home for the frst tlme to live in retirement in his native Area dian town of Stromness.
 Miller has had charge for nearly thirty years of the post named Mistessinee.s or Rupert's River. He was the only white man in the Indian settlement or forty or fifty souls yet the life was thoroughly congenial and only failing eyesight mas compelled him to give it up. Ills li1e was that of the hardy pioneer of the wilds of unknown Canada. The nearest settle ment was twelve days march, or 300 miles distant.
 In winter journeys were accomplished on snow shoes, or by sledges drawn by teams of Eskimo dogs. Black bears rein deer and numerous other kinds of game provided abundance of work for the rifle and food for the settlers Miller made an annual journey down Rupert's river to Rupert's house, on the shores of Hudson bay The produce of his district was con- veyed in a dozen large Indian canoes, manned by Indians, and on the returning journey these were loaded up with stores for the coming winter.
 With the exception of this brief inter- Jude. Miller rarely saw white man from one end of the year to the other, and un- til this week, when he arrived in London. he had not set foot upon the streets of a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
ZION CONFERENCE
 WORKING RAPIDLY
Bishop Alstark Dispatches Business al Selma In Very Satisfactory
 Manner

Selma, December 2.-(Specal)-The third days session of the annual conference of the A. M. E. Zion church was exceedingly interesting, Bishop Alstark, who is the great business bishop of the Zion denom- nation dispatching the work with rapi- dity. Presiding Elder Hunter of the Selma district made his report at the morning session and showed marvellous increase in membership
 Many visitors were introduced to the conference and made reports on their diff ferent departments. Among those present were Rev. E. P, Mayo, D. D., of Mont gomery, Rev. A. J. Hunter pastor of the A. M. k. church of this city, Rev. G. l.. Blackwell, general secretary and mission secretary of the general conference, Phil adelpha; R. A. Morrisy, representing the church extension department, and Rev. J. 1 F. Moreland, manager of the publishing
 house at Charlotte, N. c.
 Friday night was woman's night for the mission cause and the exercises were
 very interesting. Dr. G. L. Blackwell and
 Rev. J. c. Stephens delivered addresses. The poet of the conference, Rev. M. S. Cost. read an excellent poem and was I followed by pr. Clanton of the Selma | University. The missionary collection for
 Smalls Memorial church at Cape Cast,
 Africa, was taken and more than $40 con- | tributed.
 I The educational sermon was preached l by Rev w. E. stanton, one of the ablest members of the conference. Yesterday the district and lay delegates made their reports. Tomorrow the pulpits of the
 several colored churches will be filled by | the visiting clergy.
 1 The pastor of the local church, Rev. N | R FRbnadaC Gi Gt cd l.V ha bar rc are entertaining the visitors in d most ! agreeable manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
Rev. S. p. Vests Adieu.

From the Alabama Christian Advocate.
 After nine years of service. however faithfully or unfaithfully performed, with this issue of the Advocate, lay down my duties and responsibilities as business manager and assistant editor These years have been full of labor and at times much perplexty. There has been much to com- pensate for these things. l have enjoyed my association with my brethren of the ministry and laity. l have been brought under obligations to them for their uni form kindness to me through these years. l trust that He who promises a reward for even d cup of water, if given to one of his disciples in his name, will abund- antly bless those who have so kindly ministered to me. I shall ever carry grate- full remembrances of these kindnesses. It is very probable I shall not meet again in this life many with whom 1 have had pleasant associations in this work but trust we shall meet again. I shall ever feel profound interest in the success of the Advocate, and the best I could ask for my successors is, that you show him the kindly consideration and give him the hearty cooperation I have received at your hands
 Having received my appointment to an- other field of labor no school boy, when his days work was done, ever went home with a freer, happier heart than I enter upon my new duties. SAM P. WEST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03

MIR. GRANT GOULD, Crawfords- vile, Ind, says: 'I suffered terribly from the effects of weak stomach and could not eat anything without being gdistressed. Your Bitters, ,hoWev- CT, soon cured me and saved my life"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT
Sum Worker In Meridian In Meshes
 of the Law.

Meridian. Miss, December 2.-(Special.)- John S. Coleman, who recently came here announcing himself reform worker among the women of the slums. was ar rested tonight by Constable Culpepper on a charge of being wanted in Smith county for alleged embezzlement. Town Marshal Lancaster of Taylorsville came to the city and took the young man back. The al- legged charge grows out of reported shortage in his account with a picture house whom he represented before becom- ing slum worker. and which his bonds men claim to have paid
 Ethol Bird, the nephew of Adam Bird congressman from this district. who shot and killed a young attorney at Philadel- phia two weeks ago. at his preliminary trial before Chancellor McCool. entered a plea of self-defense and was admitted to bail in the sum of S50O0. At the trial it was claimed that the tragedy grew out of misunderstanding concerning some business transaction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03

civilized town for nearly half century, except for a recent visit to Montreal.
 Under the command of Captain Gray, one of the well known Peterhead family of whaling masters, the Discovery left the Thames on June 15, bound for the com panys trading station on Charlton Island, at the extreme south end of James bay, an arm of the greater Hudson bay. A fairly good passage was made across the Atlantic, but when 100 miles from the en- trance to Hudson Strait the vessel entered vast field of ice foes.
 The Discovery, though especially con structed for ice work, found the foes im- penetrable. Captain Gray availed himself of every lead" and rammed and butted with all the skill and daring he com mands, but while the ship took no injury she was firmly beset, and progress became almost impossible.
 In this unfortunate position she re- mained for five weeks, when at length the movement of the foes permitted her es- cape.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03

MR. VIM. M. BLALOCK, Durham, N. Car, says: ''l have used your Bit ters for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and General Weakness and find it excel lent. recommend 1t to all sufferers from Stomach Troubles"