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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
MILLS ARE INCREASING. Three New Lumber Mills Being Built Within Three Miles of Maplesville.

Maplesville, July 9.-CSpeciaD. seems as the price of lumber declines, the num- Der of mills increase. There are three new mills being built within three miles of Maplesvile, and the Twin Tree Lum- Der company have just installed an up-to- date gang at their large mill, situated at this place, and besides shortage of labor. they are having some serious ill- ness among the force they have.
 This morning at the Latham mill be- ing erected on the Walker place across the creek, Henry Fisher, who lives in Maplesvile, who Is logging for this mill had his left thigh broken by a falling tree
 The crops in this section are suffering badly for rain. There are some places they had rain and the crops look we'll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
eadsden Gets New Pitchers.

Gadsden, July s.-(Special- Leath of the local ball team has signed two new pitchers, Track" Jones of Day. ton, Tenn, and Mark Rich of Menloe Ga. Both men come recommended as some thing extra good, and the local team hopes to pull themselves out of the hole. It was deemed advisable to start with something they were sure of defeating, so as to keep their spirit up until they could get good start, and Guntersyille was signed for three games, beginning next Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
TWO TRAGEDIES IN
 BUTLER COUNTY
N, J, WESLEY KILLS ED. GARRETT AT BOLLING-TWO NEGROES KILL EACH OTHER AT SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Greenville, July 9.-(Speeial)-Butler county had two tragedies Saturday the particulars of them reaching this place yesterday.
 At Boiling Ed Garrett was killed by N. J. Wesley. The latter runs store with MT. Began. Garrett was drinking and came in the store threatening Garrett He was advancing on him with an open knife when Wesley picked up an iron pin and struck him. The blow killed Garrett. Wesley came to Greenville yes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
Local and Personal.
Many Candidates in Gadsden.

was again yesterday and today the Mecca for candidates for state offices, and seems to be very popular in this respect. Among those here today were: Judge John R. Tyson. ex-Goyernor William c. Oats, Will liam c. Fitts, John G. Harris, B. B. Conner and Robert J. Lowe Most of the gentlemen were on their way to Center in Cherokee county. where circuit court convenes today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
THROUGH CARS TO EAST LAKE CASINO.

Leave corner of Ed avenue and 18th street every evening at 8, SIP, SPA, and go through without stop. There in time for the show-Quick travel ing, tE;a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
William Cowan Dead.

Gadsden. July 9.-tspeciaD William Cowan, one of the most prominent citi- zens of this county. died at his home Sat urday evening about eighteen miles from this city, aged 65 years. The funeral services were held from the residence this morning at 10 o'clock MT. Cowan is survived by his wife and two sons, Eugene of Varnado, La, and Gus of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
LOW EXCURSION RATES
 VIA THE SEABOARD AIR LIVERY.

Double daily trains, making quick time to all points East Cafe Diners. Meals a la Carte. Pullman reserya. tions made on application.
 Our interchangeable Miage Books are a great purchase, also good on 24 different rail and steamer lines Next thii to pass.
 Fer further information lIress JACK w, JOHNSON, Dist. Pass. Aot.
 Bell Phone 2382
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
HOSTETTER STOMACH RITTERS

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
WHOLE FAMILY EATS POISON ICE CREAM Had Been Made in Tin Lard
 Bucket SELMIANS ASPHYXIATED Mir. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein Have Narrow Escape In New York.
 Other News of
 Selma.
SELMIANS ASPHYXIATED

Selma, July 9.-(SpeciaL) )-From partak- Ing of ice cream made in a tin lard bucket twelve persons were seriously affected Saturday night and yesterday. Saturday Officer J. P. Blanton had to dinner a number of his relatives, consisting be- sides himself and wife and four children his brother. c. J. Blanton. and three children, his father-in-law, W. G. Rut- ledge, of Summerield, his brother-ln-law, VIII Rutledge, of this city. All of these except MT. Blanton, partook of the ice cream, as did also a negro servant. and all who ate the frozen substance were seized with pains in the stomach. and nausea followed by high fever The peculiar circumstance Is that c. J. Blan- ton was taken i'll Saturday night about 10 o'clock and every other person who ate the cream was taken sick between and 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Two of the children of Officer J. P. Blanton We're critically i'll all day yesterday. One of these was little girl only about 2 years old and the other was a boy about IA years of age. They were so critically affected that convulsions followed and their lives were dispaired of for while.
 There was every evidence of ptomaine poisoning exhibited by all of the twelve persons who ate the cream and the posion was undoubtedly brought forth by the making of the cream in a tin vessel.
 seImian Had Narrow Escape.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein we'll known and wealthy residents of this city, had a narrow escape from death at Avon Staten Island in New York a few nights ago. They retired at a hotel in that city. leaving the gas in their apart ment burning During the night the wind blew out the gas and the fumes over came them. But for the fact that parties occupying the adjacent quarters discov- cred the odor of gas and notified the of flee, whereupon an investigation was made, MT and Mrs. Goldstein would have died, They were unconscious when dis covered and It was with difficulty that they were resuscitated
 Will Shoot for a Medal.
 Major V. B. Atkins of the First cav airy squadron. which will encamp in this city next week. announced this morning that medal would be awarded the best mark made at target practice. The medal will be a beauty and the plan it to have it shot for each year.
 Troop e. has a medal awarded by J. l.. Schweizer. which has before been shot for. and this medal will also be shot for this year. The target range has been laid out and the marksmanship of the members of both the infantry and the cavalry will be tested. Captain H. B. Peacock is inspector of rifle practice for the infantry and Captain Henry Franc lich holds the same office with the cavalry.
 | Local and Personal. | Walter S. White. a candidate for as sociate railroad commissioner, was a vis- ator to Selma today
 MT. James Mckenzie has returned from a pleasant visit to Washington, New York and other points of interest MT. and Mrs J. E. Dunnaway of Orr. vile passed through the city today en route to Monteagle Tenn, to spend the summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-10
REMEMBER, FOLKS

That as soon as you notice the first symptoms of a disordered Stomach, Liver, Kidney or Bowels you can save yourself lot of unnecessary suffering by taking a few doses of the celebrated
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
IRASBURGH.

G. W. Parker attended the meetings of
the State board of health in Burlington
last week.-Mrs., Ere; man Metcalf is i'll
Wheeler has recently had a tiue monument
set up on his lot In the cemetery The
Hon. Milton Tyler of St. Louis. Mo-. is
spending /, few weeks with his brother
the Hon. W. ID. Tyler.-Juscph Watson's
little boy who has been quite III is ,e-
have returned to their home in Holyoke,
Mass Mrs. George Russell served cake
and ice cream for the W. c. 7. l. at
Mrs. John Willey's July n.-Mrs,
IG. II. Wright remains quite ".
Miss Florence Clark of Philadelphia has
been spending the week with her grand
mother Mrs. NJ c. Jameson,-C Clarence
Fisher returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital last week, where he had an opra-
ton for appendicits.-AIiss Gertrude
Green and Carrie Fisher are said to be
doing as well as could be expected but
will be obliged to remain in the hospital
for some time yet.--Henry Grove opened
his new barn, just completed for q
church social and musical last Monday
| evening. A fine program was arranged and
about 200 guests present, Ice cream and
cake were served.--The Saturday evening
concerts by the band are much enjoyed by
the public. Mrs. Charles Kidder ant
Mrs. Freeman Metchalf have been Ill Will
scarlet fever the past week, Mr. G. w
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PROCTOR.

The Rev. G. w. c. Hill of the Union
Church has gone to Boston. preparatory
to sailing for England Thursday. lie is
accompanied by William Watts. During
the Rev MI Hill's absence arrangements
have been made SO that the pulpit will
be supplied by the following ministers:
The Rev Chas B. Rice. July %; the Rev.
W. A. Dawson, July 20 the Rev. VIM.
Knight, pastor of Brighton ConGrega-
tional Church. Boston, August and IL:
the Rev. L. J. Dow, presiding elder, Of
Burlington district, Troy conference,
August -: the Rev. Jno. a. Mccall, Prov
idence r. l., August % and September 2;
the Rev. Chas. b. Rice, September O.
\ large Georgia pine derrick. some 65
feet in length was loaded here Tuesday
for the Beldens mill. whore it will re-
place an old one.-Thomas Howard. 4 New
York travelling salesman of the Vermont
Marble CO., was in town Tuesday The
Rev. Gus Wyman, pastor of the Swedish
Congregational Church, has returned at
ter a short trip to Darre.--George Gallipo
has resumed his duties for the Vermont
Marble Co., after a two weeks vacation,
which he spent with relatives in Boston.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

News was received here Friday night
that Mrs Jennie Woehler Jerd, wife of
Frank y. Jerd, formerly proprietor of
the Central meat market here, died that
day at their home in Canton, y. Y. Her
death was attributed to heart trouble
and compiled ions. Mr. and Mrs. Jerd We're
married but a few months ago when they
went to Canton, \. y, where Mr.. Jerd
purchased business known as the Can
ton Packing company. Mrs. Jerd is sur
vived by her father, brother and five sis
tiers. Mrs. Mary Jerd. former wife of
Frank Jerd and sister of Mrs. Jerd. re-
ceived word that the funeral would be
held in Canton Sunday.
| Mrs. Rebecca Trow Howard. wife of
Deacon Wilbur Howard, died Sunday
morning at her home on School street
after an illness of several months Mrs
Howard, who was 81 years old was mar
ried to Mr. Howard 50 years ago and al
ways lived a quiet home life, respected
and loved by those who knew her. Be
sides husband she is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Harriet Burnap, who
makes her home with her daughter, Mrs.
whitney in Wakefield Mass, and Miss
C. Kate Howard of Randolph. The flu
neral was held at the house at four
o'clock Monday afternoon. Owing to the
absence of the Rev. v NJ. Hardy of Nor
IIisville, who was unable to come to Ran
Idolph. the Key. Willis Sparhawk officiated
at the funeral
| w. S. TeachOut, contractor. who is
building the Demerritt & Palmer canning
factory here, states that the job is SO per
cent. complete. Mr.. Teachout, with a
gang of men left Tuesday for East Gran
willie, where he has commenced work
building the concrete foundation for
a building 80 by 1.S feet for
the East Granville Tale company
Ths Demerrtt q Palmer company have
purchased the 125 horse power boiler for
merly used IN the screen mill and will
have the same installed in the new fac
tory In a few days As soon as the cam
ming factory is completed Mr. Teachout
will complete the work on the building fol
the East Granville Tale company
Mrs. Ella Smalley was in Burlington
lTuesday and placed her grandchildren
the son and daughter OF Roy Smalloy, in
the Home for Destitute Children
Lieut.. Henry Is. Mcintyre, who has
been having a few weeks furlouEh al
the home of his parents. DIR. and Mrs
II. II. Mcintyre left last night for San
Francisco, from which point he will leav,
on the United States transport for the
Philippines.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Joel A. Hooper Of Fletcher and Miss
Della NJ. Wectherall of Cambridge were
: married Saturday, July IA, at the Metho-
dist parsonage by the Rev J. =. Allen,
fpastor Of the Methodist Church. The
thappy couple left on the evening train for
a short wedding trip after which they will
make their home in Fletcher.-Miss Katie
Mable of Vergennes is passing n two
weeks vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mable.--Don-
il aid Briggs has gone to Bethlehem, n. II.
kwhere he has a position in a summer hotel
Miss Mildred Brownel who has beeer
visiting hvr mother in keene. n. H., has
returned home.--D. ID. Wetherell has re-
turned to Grand Isle after passing several
days with friends in town.-fIarry Powers
.of Bakersfield has been in town during
1.-The past week
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. Rufus Powers and son visited in
Brandon last week.-Mrs.. c. S. Clark and
friend, Myrtle Bradley, of Fairfield are
spending a few weeks at Old orchard,
Me.-Mrs f. f. Holmes and son are VS.
iting relatives in Arlington Mass.-Mrs.
Irving Bailey and mother are spending
a few weeks in York Beach. New II.
Stearns has returned from Maine and as
usual tells some good fishing stories.-
Mrs. Arthur Pike and daughter Lizzie,
are spending n few days with relatives
in Jeffersonville-J. A. Waterman and
wife spent Sunday with Norman Water
man here.-Farmcrs are very busy cutting
grass which Is going to he good crop
on most farms.-H. C.. Parker spent Sun
day with his family here, returning Mon
day.-The Ways and Means society had
a lawn party last week, which was a
success Prank II. Waterman and wife OF
Minneapolis, MINI, are making his moth
er visit.
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RANDOLPH CENTRN.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Boyden went Friday
to Hlghate Springs. to spend few days
In theft cottage there.-Miss Hattie Par
meiiter has returned from few weeks
vaettieh mt her home In Hoehester and
is working again ut g. r. Hodge Sired
Nuttins and family of Boston are visit
Ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. u. n. Nut
tinsi-'i'he nev, r.. M. t,altef and wife
returned last week from n two weeks
vacatleh spent In New Haven, hhd SER
vices we're resumed In the Methodist
Church last Suhdayi--nlsses Edith and
Evelyn 1Ilodgett of Springfield Mass"
are visiting their aunt Mrs. 6eo w.
Davls.-Miss Annie Clark, who has been
studying music In paris The past year
hns returned and u how with her sister
Mt theIr home here.=M,ss Mable Smith
ana Miss Jennie blanchard Of Psth have
gone 90 net as Mattresses In hotel nj
Lake Bomoseen during tho summer
rhe body Of John Harrington who WINS
drowned Mt Middlescx was brought here
Tuesday. Funeral services we're conduct
ed Wednesday afternoon In the Congregn-
tlonnl Church by the pnstor Rev. Geo.
W. Pnitcrson.-A pnrty of summer
guests from tho "Old Homestead took
n straw ride to Brookfleld pond Saturday
evening. Tho Rev. Geo. u. Gilbert Of
Middleton Conn. has preached Mt the
Episcopal Church the past two Sundays
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II. w. ALLEN q CO.
The Daintiest Sorts
of
Summer Dress Materials
IS cents and IS cents.

Scotch Dmtes Is Cents Not only the dantie.t and
oe's dress conceivable for these days but the
useful and durable be made from these fine Scotch Dmte
Sach perfection design coorns and printing only obn.be
eoins the foreign makers And important the fact
that tho prsost rosebud and floral design. perfectly fast
color.
Eeure Wolfe IS Cents One of thi. exclusive
fabrics made France and . means perfection of colorne
and design A Cotton fabric with all the essential features
silk wool shown beautiful variety exclusive designs.
Price 35 per yard.
Something New and Particularly
Attractive in the Oriental Room
To-day.
ROYAL Society Envelopes containing stamped muslin Pillow
Top with back. Shadow work pattern with Royal Society
Floss sufficient quantity complete the work also
for doing this simple and beautiful necdcwork Price so
Envelopes containing stamped Muslin Kmono Dressing Sacque
R. s. Floss for completing the work and IL yards band
ming finish the edge. Price $lOO.
Fancy Muslin Apron stamped ready for Shadow Embroidery
with floss to finish. Price 80
Three Corset Covers assorted patterns stamped hne
Nainsook and floss finish, 81, &c. 80 and no.
Price 50 cents
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NORTH TROY.

A number of families are now at Tro-
Jan park enjoying their vacatons.-
Thomas Ingraham went TO CRANKY, p. O.,
Tuesday morning whore he will remain
for some time Miss Emma Banister is
much better with present prospects of re-
covery.-NIss Abbie A. Morrill, returned
TO New York Monday, the 18th, to resume
her work as stenographer in the office
Of the Brunswick Bake Collender Co, on
ith avenue.-Nettic Bonotte sometimes
called Nette FriSsel, who has been in
Jail for some time on Il charge of lar
ceny. was released on bail Saturday. the
14th.--A son was born to the Rev, and
| Mrs. Berry Saturday.-Worcester Flint
| is quite sick at the home Of his daughter.
| Mrs. Lord, on Railroad street.-Ernest
NJ Stebbins and wife of Wisconsin ara
visiting their friends here.-Else and
Ralph True are here from Massachusetts
visiting their grandparents. =. y Chase
and wife.-Leslie Banister has moved into
his residence on Highland avenue.
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DERBY LINE.

Mrs. A. 7, Foster is entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. Halves ana two grandchll-
dren, Austin and Sally.--Tho concrete
walks ON Caswell avenue and in front of
l. j. Fe9eau's factory are completed.-
The new street sprinkler is already in COM
mssion.-The National bank of Derby
Limo has re-turfed the lawn In front of
their building.-Culonel Butterfed has
made many improvements at his farm this
season.-MtSS Hattie Stone and Will
liam Tinker We're married Wednesday
July II at eight O'Clock at her home. Her
pastor, the Rev. W. NJ Harvey married
them. 1t was n very handsomely appoint
ed wedding. The gifts were many and
beautiful. The young people have taken
to the Maine woods" for their honeymoon.
They will be at home ut Beebe Plain after
August l.--Colonel and Mrs. II. Stewart
Haskell are on Il trip through the eastern
townships IN their Stanley automobile,
spending the most of the summer at Lake
Park. Gen. +. G. Butterteld and family
moved to tn air summer home 'kittcmong"
at Lake Park on Lake Memphremagog
! Thursday. closing their home here.-The
CONGREGATIONAL society are planning to
! celebrate their 90h anniversary in Sep
TENDER Then will I've a large gathering
| of leading Congregationalists from the
provinces and it Will doubtless be very
important event In Canadian Congrega-
tionalism, this being the oldest church
In the domination in the western province
including Quebec--The Stewart HI skell
public library Is to be closed indefinitely
September | and books will not be with
drawn after August l. All express regret
at this action of the owners, This course
n dot tba orig
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. r. d, Redington has returned to
her home in Evanston. Ih.-Mr. and Mrs
George Whiting of Revere, Mass, are
spending a few weeks with Mrs. w. G..
Coburn.-A reception was given by the
Rebekahs to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peters
Mondayl evening in |. O. O. f., hail.
Mrs. Minnie Carr has been confined to the
house by ilness.-Mrs. A. Is. Shaw and
two daughters. Louise and Marjorie. of
Cambridge. Mass, are visiting Mrs. NJ.
H. Crook.-IIenry Lachance has returned
to BostOn.-E w. Goodue of Haydenville,
Mass, is the guest of his parents.-Mrs.
f. C. Woods of Lebanon, ~ H., is spend
ing sometime with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Sawyer.-R. j. and Wilbur
Edwards left Monday for business trip
10 Michigan Lucy Ordway and two
neices. Misses Maude and Sarah Mum
of New York are guests OF Miss Janette
Ordway.-Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Partridge
Of North Haverhll, N. H.. spent Sunday
with r. J. Albee and family. Miss Elsie
Burroughs is visiting her uncle in Sop>er-
vile, Mass.
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DERBY.

Little Lawrence Albee accompanied his
uncle, Henry Chaffee, to Springfield,
Mass last week to visit his brother,
Raymond He will return this week with
his sister, Hazel who has been in Spring
field the past four weeks-Mss Alice II.
Busbee, whose Interesting letter from
Madrid Spain. was in the Free Press
last week, Is a member of the Congre-
gaional church in Derby and member
Of the Young ladies' Society OF Willing
Workers, -Ross Moran. who has been
taking Lessons In the conservatory of
music In Boston. is coming to Derby next
week. accompanied by an accomplished
lady pianist, and while here will give II
concert under the auspices of the Will
INK Workers ,-Deacon and Mrs, A, j.
Allhee arc camping ut the Bluffs with
their son, T.. Il, Albee and family.-Mrs
Chaffee Of North Troy changed her plan
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LOWELL.

Fred and Frank Kelly of Richford were
in town Sunday. Miss Jennie Messier
OF New Haven, Conn, is spending her
vacation with her brothers. Charles and
Fred Messer.--Mrs O'Shaugnessy of New
York city is spending the summer with
Mrs. Francis Murphy.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Delany, Mrs Eleanor skinner and Miss
Alice Skinner Of Lyndon were in town
last Week.-Mrs. Theda Wellman is in
Newport. George Phpps Of Newport Is
assisting in II. a. Parkers' store. The
Rev. W. A. Warner of Barton Is in
town.-Mrs Margaret Murphy has gone
to Groveland. Mass, to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Patrick Samnen.--M Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Burton and son of Middleport, n.
Y, are IN town.
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Parker attended the meeting of the State
board of health last Week.-Mrs. NJ. q.
jameson was called to Glover Tuesday to
attend the funeral of ncr little grand
daughter who died with tuberculosis.
aged about years-Mrs. Manscl Clark
recently had one leg lmputated at the
hospital in Hanover. y. IL, She had been
suffering for some time from tuberculosis
of the bonc,-Mrs, May Gaynor of Boston
and children are spending a few weeks
with Mrs Gaynor's parents, Mr., and Mrs
Beaucurk. Miss Alice Downing has re-
turned from her visit in Richford.
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ALBANY.

Old Hon Week will be observed the
week of August 5. A celebration will be
held in commemoraton of the Tooth ami
versary of thu organization OF the town.
The committee, NJ. 3. Chaffee, o. NJ.
George, ID. J." Mcclure, John Brown, Will
liam Williams, Fred Twonbly, Herbert
Carter and W. H. Wood met Tuesday
evening, July Il, to make out a pro-
gramme,-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen also
Mrs. Daniel Davis of Springfield are visit
ing relatives and friends In town.-Mrs.
Rose Page of Boston is visiting her broth
Ter, sisters and freuds.-Tho members Of
the Valley band with their ladies gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. y. Vance
last Thursday evening July -, and pre-
scented Mr.. Vance with 4 fine silver cornet
the band. Cake and ice cream were
Iserved.--The congregational Church IS
| to have bazaar at the vcstry August /
| in the afternoon followed IN tho evening
by n concert which will be worth hearing.
| it being given Ivy talent from Boston, Chi
cago. New Hampshire ana other Places
Friday. August 0, the Willing Workers
will give lawn party at the home Of
Wallace Eldridge.-Mr ard Mrs. Fred
Chase go August II on the CT. A. r. ex-
curson to Minneapolis, where they will
| visit his brother.-Mrs Willard Hyde. an
old resident is here on visit from Bos-
! nj