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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
PRACTICAL BASIS
FOR A LONGER LIFE
Through Scientific Observation of the
Life of Men and Animals.
Every Human Should and Can Live
for Over $50 Years.

Now we have a means by which Ire
can BEAUTIFULLY last at least 100 years.
The scientists who claim this have adj
vanced theory which Is based on animal
life as 1t exists in the jungles. Take.
for instance An elephant lives several
hundreds years; parrots have life of two
or three hundred years, and other species
of animals enjoy several centuries of ac-
tive life Now If We are advocates of
Darwin, who claims that man germin-
ated from apes, the matter Is settled.
But If our view is contrary, we have
but to review history. People formerly
lived several of our modern lifetimes.
The trouble Is that now we crowd an
hour Into every minute. The war of COM
merce creates worry, exposure, stirs up
disease germs and thus. shortens life.
However, man has been given a life
prolonger. The Duffy Pure Malt Whisky
Co., of Rochester, N. Y, produce a slim
ulant that fills the present demand.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky Is an abso-
lutely pure, gentle and invigorating slim
ulant and tonic; builds up the nerve It's
sues. tones up the heart, quickens the
circulation, gives power to the brain,
strength and elasticity to the muscles and
richness to the blood. 1t brings into action
all the vital forces, makes digestion per-
feet, and enables you to get from the
food YOU eat the nourishment 1t contains
BY getting the nutriment your food con-
tains we are bodily strengthened; that
creates vigorous condition over the en-
tire human system, making 1t possible
to repel the germs and baccilli that con-
stantly assail us. Now, according to state
ment it Is this fact, coupled with other
health elements of Duny's Pure Malt
Whisky that has given over 1000 men and
women some seventy-five years more life
than they would otherwise enjoy.
Duffy's Is Endorsed and recommended by
ministers of the Gospel and prescribed
by doctors as the most nourishing. purest,
health-giving tonie-stlmulant and invig-
orator known to medicine. 1t keeps every
organ of the body in a strong, healthy
condition, so as to resist the attacks of
disease
The fact that this popular ''life-length-
ener has qualities to repel disease Is one
| that attracts men and women of all ages,
especially during the month of March.
| Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky is preven-
| tive of disease, cure for bronchial and
| lung troubles. and according to the work
| of noted New York state physician is
| the tonic-stimulant that brings happiness
| into the home by making well and keep
ing we'll According to guarantee, 1t con-
| tains no fusel oil. and is the only whisk,
| recognized as a medicine.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
xideawake and growing cities. Incredible

wideawake and growing cities. incredible
areas of cattle. range. rainy climate, rain
less climate, and tropics and snow, pull
ing people in 1t so fast that 1t is drawing
the nations center of population south
ward-how this lavish variegated empire
Is handling its task of living by high
ideals.
The people of Texas wonder why the
nation is so perturbed about regulating
railroad rates. 1t is one of their many
distinctions that they regulate not only
the rates, but the railroads themselves.
Nor do they fear the growth of an Amer
lean plutocracy. 1T is just as easy to
manage the corporations as to have the
corporations manage you" say the leg
islators from the rice fields and the cot
ton fields, the 'piney woods" and the
llano estacado, the busting cities and the
mesquite-grown ranges, and even from
"the forks of the creeks and the heads Of
the canons." Indeed, after taking every
visible bit of corporation property in
Texas-and some additional miles of rail-
road that projected over the border-the
last legislature, after deep and subtle
thought, somewhat hard to explain, but
really very enlightened passed an in
tangible tax law" This taxes all corpora
ton values that one cannot see or put
ones hand on.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
THE eIeNEss OF TEXAS.
Great State Is Not Afraid of the Plu-
tocrats.

1t is not so noteworthy. after ALL that
Texas is a great big" state, says M g.
Cunniff In the Worlds Work, that could
legally have ten senators If 1t wished am
icably to break like glass snake, into
five parts, as provided by the contract
made when it consented to become one
of the United States Don't you go
whirling us around" said Texas editor,
ION Texline or Brownsville, or Ell Paso. or
Orange. Everybody knows that If you
tipped the state up and tapped 1t north
like a tossed pancake 1t would knock
down the skyscrapers of st. Paul; and
east. that Ell Paso would drop into the
Atlantic; and south, that the state would
blot out most of Mexico. OF course,
Texas is big; children learn in school that
It Is big" The real shining glory of
Texas lies in the way commonwealth
of 265,0O square miles, and a few more,
with a population of more than 100000
drawn from everywhere, including more
than 100000 negroes, that is eastern, west
ern, southern, and northern, with ports
and ocean front, rich and populous farms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
Two PennlIess Princes

From the London Daily Mall.
While the two elder sons of Prince Wal
demar were out walking near Copenhagen
recently night came on before they could
return home, and finding the roads very
heavy they kept lookout for a convey
ance. The only vehicle that passed them
was a coal cart, and into this the two
young princes climbed.
On arriving at the outskirts of the town
the driver refused to take them any fur
Their, and demanded payment. The princes
explained that they had no money with
them and told the man who they were.
bidding him take them to the palace. He
refused to believe their story, however.
until a policeman arrived and, recogniz-
ing the princes, lent them some money
so that they could return to the palace in
q tramWay car.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
GETTING MEALS BY
FRAUD NO FELONY
SAN FRANCISCO JUDGE REFUSES
TO PUT coNVicT's BRAND ON
HUNGRY BUT PENNlLEss MAN.
HE GOES FREE.

San Francisco, Cal.-The mercy of the
judge for hungry Daniel K. Myers, IN
the United states district court, yester-
day saved him from jail. Myers was up
for sentence on his plea of guilty to an
Indictment charging him with having de-
frauded A. r. Flood, a restaurant man.
out Of SS25 worth OF meals on the rep
resentation that he was an employee of
the United States railway mail service.
Judge De Haven, In passing what was
practically a judgment Of dismissal re
marked that he did not believe that the
statute under which the voraeious young
man had been indicted intended to cover
such cases as the one before him and
make them felonies but that, as the
prisoner had pleaded guilty, 1t was IN
cumbent upon the court to pass judg-
ment He therefore, sentenced the pris-
oner to pay a fine of $40 without alter
native of imprisonment. Myers there
upon was allowed to depart free man.
From the tenor of Judge De Hayens
remarks it was evident that he was
loath to place the brand of felon upon
the brow of a defendant for fraudulent
ly obtaining a few meals, and that he
did not consider that Congress intended
to do anything of the kind when the
statute was framed under which the
indictment had been found.
Myers was a United States soldier In
the Philippines. and after his discharge
at Manila worked for a short time as
clerk in the postoTlee at that place.
When arrested here by Postonice In
spector O'Connell several forged eertih-
Gates of employment were found in his
pockets. These were to the effect that
Myers was an employee of the railway
mail service in this city and purported
to have been written by c. l.. Hobbs
clerk in that department. The certih-
Gates and the signatures were In Myers
handwriting. After procuring the meal
tickets from Flood Myers ordered a $35
suit of clothes from Kelleher q Brown,
in the Grant building and exhibited one
OF the forged certificates for the pur-
pose OF establishing his credit. After talk
ing his measure something in Myers
manner caused the tailors to become sus-
picous and they made inquiry at the
| postoffce, where they learned that
Myers was an imposter, and his arrest
followed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
Plenty Of Air.


From Success Magazine
A crowded trolley car slowly wound its
way from the city of Newark northward
toward New York.
A bald-headed man who looked like
"Citizen Fixit'' clutched a strap with one
hand and gesticulated with the other. He
was addressing the crowd collectively.
mot ventilator open" he shouted
mot a window, not door! Here We are,
penned in like lot of animals; we are
longing for a breath of fresh air. But
what does the company carer"
A tall man with derby hat lodged In
stinctively to avoid the waving arm.
1--WE get aboard ~sspuy' our fare de-
clared he of the bald head, land the doors
are shut. the windows are shut, the ven
tilators are shut. We cannot move; we
are stifed!"
HAS anybody got aboard?' suggested
the tall man. "Fixit" withered him with
a glance, and then shouted excitedly:
''What kind of air is this we are breath
ing now? I asl, you-what kind of air Is
this we are breathing now"
The tall man in the derby shouldered
his way toward the back of the car.
Hot air." he replied, with a grin.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
Notes and Personals.
The Fashion In Music.

From the Atchison Globe.
It will be remembered that when the
lamented william Mckinley lay on his
deathbed, he expressed a fondness for
the hymns, Lead, Kindly Light, ana
Nearer My God To Thee" and that they
were sung at his funeral. They are un-
doubtedly beautiful hymns to those who
like that kind of music, but the world
didn't find 1t out until the death of Nc
Kinley caused the discovery Lead
Kindly Light" and Nearer My God To
Thee at once became the fashion, If that
word may be applied to hymns which are
now sung universally at funerals.
THE songs to be sung at the wedding of
Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth
are "Be Thou Faithful Unto Death" and
Its Our Wedding Morn" Listen and
you will hear "Be Thou Faithful Until
Death" and "'Tis Our Wedding Morn
sung at every wedding for the next TWEEN
ty years We think we judge for our
selves in music, but do WEI Do we judge
for ourself in anything beyond our favor
lite kind of pie?
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04

$500 nice lots at Chestnut and Oak
SITS Ensley Highlands.
$3500-A modern Groom house, coal house,
servant house on Ave. e.
$1S00-One broom house on Ave. q ana
oath ST., all improvements are paid for,
the house newly papered and in the best
part of Ensley
S2500-A modern broom house on Ave. F..
$780, 4-room houses on Ave. L and 23rd
st, rents for 5000.
$15O0-One 4-room house on Ave. l, $500
down and $15 per month
SSS00-A 30-acre truck farm and Broom
house in fine condition; lots Of young
fruit trees, 21a miles of East Lake car
line.
$1,000 Per Acres hundred acres Of land
$50 in cultivation; tenant houses; good
dwelling; creek runs through the place;
well timbered; rented this year for $500
per year; gin, good store house. 2h
miles of Alabama river, miles of So.
r. r.
$675-One Groom house and one store on
the big road above Tuxedo; If you miss
this you will miss the cheapest thing
on the market.
$2o00-One business lot on 18th st. bet. e
and f.
5000 nice i-room house and nice lots
on end st.
AItDb-A nice D-TODfl mousse one DlbCk lTOIu
car line and Compton station
sl500-One 5-room house, Ave. | and oath
st.
S2O00-5-room house, and "a and 25th SITS.
$2100-Business lot, Ave. E and city hall.
S1600-A 5-room house, a nice store, in
a good stand good well; big barn, all
on the same lot; now is your chance at
good thing.
$40 each-2 lots and Groom house at
Martin station on Bessemer car line.
$35O0-One 5-room house and 2 lots. Ave.
p near city hall.
$725 for both two lots, one corner. Pal
mer Terrace.
$3.50 each. y lots. block 10. Ensley South
Highlands, joins Ensley Highlands, 21a
blocks from car line. These are really
worth $3.50 each.
$3.50 ive-room house, 18th II block and
everything up to date; rents $3.50.
s4o00-Brick store, 2 stories, westside 18th
street. This Is cheap
$750-One Broom house on Goth st. $50 down
and SIS per month.
$70G-Each 20 4-room houses; $50 down
and SIS per month.
s1G00-2-room houses, on Ave. G.; rents
for $18 per month.
s9O00-One broom house and 6 nice lots,
3 blocks from Hill Top station, sta
BILE. chicken house. city water,
$3.50 beautiful lots, one corner, at
chicken farm.
s1250-one store and houses in steel
plant quarters
$1100-One acre of land near Farview.
s1250-10 acres of land at Dolomite; acres
cleared.
500 Eacb-1OO lots at West Ensey, for
colored people; So down and IS per
month
s3100-One S-room house close in.
s21o0-4 lots opposite Fairview station.
$500 lots at Besse. Ave and Tuxedo car
line.
s1300-One large 4-room house on hill be-
yond Tuxedo park
s150-One 3-room house and 3 lots. 3
miles west of Wylam.
sq51-Vacant lot near Ave. I and 10Th st.
s2000-One Groom house on Ave E, rents
for $50.
s12Oo-one Groom house on Ave III and
10th st.
s110o-one broom house on Ave. III and
18th st.
$500 25-foot lots on Besse. Ave, Tuxedo,
with 1-room house.
sS00-This Is your chance to double your
money: we have lots 10, 10 and IL, In
block 2, on Chestnut and Oak SITS.
ENsLEY REAL ESTATE AN
1918 Avenue e.
J. II. STEWART, President.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
YOU DO NOT PAY FOR FAIL
URES, BUT FOR CURES.

The physician who has not sufficient
confidence in his ability - cure his
patients first and receive his pay aft
erwards is not the man to inspire con-
fidence in those who are in search for
honest treatment
Our acceptance of a case for treat
ment is equivalent to a cure, because
we never accept incurable cases. We
are satisfied to receive the money for
the value we have given the patient,
but we expect TO prove our worth and
show positive and satisfactory results
before we ask for the fee. So, should
we fail to cure a case. the patient
loses nothing, while when we cure him
we have given what is worth much
more than money-we have given him
his health again. We are the very
first specialists in the United States
who have had sufficient confidence in
their ability to say to the afflicted,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
Metropolitan Cafe.

The neatest cleanest and most
up-to-date cafe in the city of Ems
lev. Gulas & CO., Props. Ele-
gantIy served quick lunches. Reg
lar meals in first quality goods, and
the very best Mocha and Java
coffee and warranted to give salts
faction.
Bell Phone AZ. 414 Nineteenth ST
ENSLEY, ALA.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
REV, ORR RETURNS
FROM NASHVILLE
Talks Interestingly of Students
Volunteer Congress
ALABAMA REPRESENTED
EnsIey Real Estate and Improvement
Co. Adds Fire Insurance Depart
ment to Their Business.
Notes and Personals.

Ensley, March ESPECIAL THE Rev.
J. W. Orr, pastor of the First Prosby-
terrain church of this city, returned from
Nashville, Tenn, today, where he spent
week In attendance on the biennial
convention of the students volunteer
movement.
The Rev. L. A. Reagor of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, who also
attended the convention, will not return
until after the final session which will be
held tomorrow night.
In speaking of the meeting today the
Rev. Mr.. Orr said, This convention has
been one of the most notable of the
kind l have ever attended
.grhere were $500 delegates in attend
ance and while most of them were from
the United States and Canada there were
representative people from nearly every
country in the world. many of them be-
ing high in diplomatic circles
alabama had a very large delegation,
numbering about 100. The auditorium
where the convention was held had
seating capacity of 1000 people and was
overlooking at every session.
"rhe object of the students volunteer
movement is to promote mission education
and is interdenominational"
New Department.
The Ensey Real Estate and Invest
ment Co, has added a fire insurance de-
partment to it's already large business in
this city. The office room adjoining the
one already occupied by this concern on
Avenue e has been secured for the new
department, which will be opened early
next week.
The Ensley Real Estate and Investment
Co is a new concern and since its estab-
lishment a few months ago has done con-
| siderable business in local real estate
| ]. II. Stewart is president and W. r.
| Stewart Is manager of the company.
Notes and Personals.
F. L. Ellis, the jeweler and H. Keller,
the tailor, will move into the store room
adjoining the postoffice in the new post
office building on Avenue E, next Tues
day. The other store room In the build
ing will be coupled by II. Kraft with his
meat market He will also add a grocery
department.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
the First Baptist church, Will nave
charge of the service at that church to-
morrow night An interesting programme
has been arranged for the occasion
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID
UNTIL CURED.

But we told you long ago that others
would seek to initiate us. Perhaps you
have noted the strenuous efforts OF
others to initiate. This they may do
so far as copying our announcements
is concerned. but they cannot copy or
use our successful methods. as they
can be obtained only at our offices.
Therefore If you want the genuine
and not the imitation
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-04
SPECIAL DISEASES OF men
VARlCOCELE.

We cure Varicocele by our improved
VARICOCELE TRUSS and ELEC-
TRO-CHEMIC process, which is free
from surgery and is a safe, painless
and permanent cure. Under our treat
ment every sign of weakness and dis
ease quickly disappears, the stagnant
blood is driven from the dilated veins,
a healthy circulation of pure blood to
the parts affected is established; you
are strengthened In confidence, power
and sense of well being which accom-
panies good health and robust VITAL
ity. We have the very quickest. Safest
and most reliable cure for Varicocele
known to medical science. Normal cir
culation is re-established and perfect
strength is restored.
STRUCTURE.
Every sufferer from structure is ia
miliar with the many annoying and
distressing symptoms which accompa-
ny this disease.
Our cure for Structure is safe, pain
less and permanent sand free from
surgery in any form. 1t acts imme-
diately and directly upon the structure
dissolving It completely and dislodging
all diseased tissues, always allays all
irritation and Inflammation and re-
ueves all distinctions. We will take
pleasure in explaining the many ad-
vantages our modern, advanced treat
ment has over the old time methods
still employed by old time doctors. The
weakened parts become strong and
sturdy and the Joys and vigor of
health are restored.
LOSS OF MANLY ViGOR.
IF y6n~ are lacking in these essen
tiaI elements of vitality come to our
offices and consult us privately We
have cured safely, quickly and perrna-
nently eases which have been aban-
doned by family physicians and So
called experts: cases which have peen
aggravated and made worse by the use
of Belts. Free Samples or local appli-
ances We will remove the evil effects
of such treatment and restore to YOU
what you have lost-your vitality. Our
cure for men makes the blood rich
pure. and flesh firm; the muscles solid
and the nerves strong and steady IL
brightens the brain by RELIEVING 1t OF
all dependency In word II builds
up the physical and mental man.
PRIVATE DISEASES.
Newly contracted and chronic cases
cured. All burning and itching In
fiammation and weakness stopped In "a
hours; cures effected in I days.
KIDNEY. BLADDER AND PROS
TATIC DISEASES. We cure all irri-
tation. frequent desire or stoppage.
pain in back and catarrhal conditions.
; 21Sh N. 21st Street,
bingham, Alabama.
first Street.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-04-16
Notice Of Special
Town Meeting

Whereas, the Town Board of ST.
psrvisors of the Town of Eagle
River, Villas County. Wisconsin,
0n the 9Th day of April, 1906, dull!
passed and adopted the following
resolution, towit:
State Of Wisconsin, County of Villas
Town OF Eagle River. SIS.
Whereas, the said town Of Eagle Riv
er contains and has contained since
June 1st, 1895, an unincorporated
village, of a population of more than
one thousand inhabitants, being the
village Of Eagle River, in said town
and
Whereas, the annual town meet
ing OF said town held on the first
Tuesday of April, 1896, and on the
first Tuesday OF April in each sue
ceeding year thereafter and includ-
ing the first Tuesday of April, 1905,
duly passed a resolution, comforting
upon said Town all powers relating
to villages which are conferred upon
village boards by Chapter forty (40)
of the Wisconsin Statutes of 1898,
except these the exercise of which
would conflict with the statutes re-
lating to Towns and Town Boards,
and said resolutions have been duly
accorded in the records of said town
a ID were duly passed and adopted
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-04-16

by the electors and legal voters of
said Town, and
Whereas, there is conferred up
on said Town, by virtue of Subdi-
vision 10 Of Sec. 776, Subdivision %
of Sec. 1913, Sec. 943 of the Wis
consin Statutesof 1898, and by Chap
ter 312 of the General Laws Of
Wisconsin for the year 1903, and
the acts amendatory thereof, and
by the General Laws Of the State
lamp posts and lamps and provide
for lighting any portion OF the vii
lage or streets thereof by gas or
otherwise; and to issue the bods
Of said town for the purpose of.
meeting the expense thereof;
Now therefore, Be it and
it is Resolved, by the
Board of Supervisors of said town
of Eagle River, Villas County, Wis
cOnsin, that the said town does here
by determine and declare that it is
for the best interests of
said Town to provide for the light
ing of the said village of Eagle
River and the streets thereof by
electricity. and to issue bonds for
the purpose of providing the money
necessary therefor, to the amount
of thirty thousand dollars $3.50, 000.-
00), with interest at five 90 per cent.
per annum, which sum, in the judg-
ment of said board, is necessary,
and which will also be ample and
sufficient to pay all expenses for
properly providing for the lighting
of said village of Eagle River and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-04-16

bear interest payable semi-annually
at the rate Of five 90 per cent.
per annum; they are to be negO-
table coupon bonds payable to bear
er and to be made payable, principal
and interest, at the First National
Bank Of Chicago, Illinois, and the said
bonds are to be sold and negotiated
by Mart Hirzel the chairman of said
board who is hereby authorized to
represent the said town in the sell
ing and negotioting thereof at not
less than par value, and the proceeds
thereof are to be used solely and
exclusively for the meeting the ex-
penses incident to providing for the
lighting Of the said village Of Eagle
River and the streets thereof by e.
lectricity; and
Be 1t and 1t Is Hereby Further
Resolved that Frank Beardsley.
town clerk Of said town Of Eagle Riv-
er is hereby ordered and directed to
give notice of special election to
be held for the purpose Of voting up
on the said proposition and to issue
said bonds pursuant to the provi-
sions of Chapter 312 OF the Laws
of 1903; and
BE 1t And 1t Is Hereby Further
Resolved that the question Of the
levying by said Town of a direct an
nual tax upon all of the taxable pro
perty in said town of Eagle River,
in addition to all other taxes suf-
ficient to pay when due all inter
est as it grows due on said bonds
and also to pay and discharge the prin-
cipal thereof when the same shall