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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

8rAdbte NIB 0euiie.
8sa4ta
aeYfd- 81 !O0-s.60 per Sab.
Bananen $1.76-2.25 uetxe $l-e1.26.
Gttrcnen $4.60- 6.b0 ts &sRe
Dramsen - $4.60-6.t0 pee &iie.
ginea pIeS-$a .7b-$3.50 bte Rife.
DafermeIonen, 12e unS 16e.
gFrf4e, $l.59-2.so per Babel.
0smRfa.
Crime B~obnen-50e ber BuibeI.
Rotbe Riben 25e pes Dutsnb Bun&es.
Snbiana @antaIopes. 80 be 10, ber 3orb.
@rimes 2orn, 7e bas Dutenb.
GeIerp-s6 Bis Zoe PEE 8ufbeI.
2raut - 76e pei Sat.
BIameniobI $1.25 p1 DutexS.
gurfen - 80-40e per DuteHb.
eaIat - % Biz Soc PEI BuibeI.
8uiebeIn - Notbe uxb wetbe ti.% pee
Bfinb; epansi3e 8nisbeIn 81 60
pee Rife.
8eterfIie 1850 per Dutexb Hux@eS.
gleue 8artoHeIn-$l.eO pei Sat.
saabteie Zoe pei Dusaexb.
Sptnat - s. ter Sdb.
siSfartoHeIn - Btrsiria s3.2b BaIti'
more sac -2.76; Seiea $3.50 = $500
per Sab.
tomatoes Soc pei WuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23
OetSetDe.

OetSetDe.
Bshe1 - SO. 3 rotber 71e, aut 1<ias
Isx. CSC Don RabIen; 10. 8 rotsa 67}s,
alusuf, Tic; Baacxussex zoe.
Dei&form - go. 1 weib t2}s: 70. 2
metb b2fe; 80. 8 weib sat 30. 4 pf1
Soc; 70. Q wetb geurf9t 51fs 70. Q
metS seutsf4t 61fe; 20. ( pat ssmra.
Soc; 30. 2 seIb 6lfe; 70. 9 ssb Sill
20. 4 gelb SOC; 30. smtiQt 6lsi
20. 8 aeuti9t Sic; 70. 4 srnaiQt 6os ;
3obex 5o;.
1af9 Rs. 3 ueiter 31}s; 10. Q pstta
Bic: 70. 3 0emtidtz 8lfs; 70. @ ss.psns
e02e.
nm - 30. / atmottp E5 Is: 10.
3, $1G 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23
Mteii8e 8ewtMt9mm9em.
Habe3a 1000 Miaiouen Solars
bewiligt.

% afbinaton n, %. aug. =
Ha& beute bsr6Hsntli9ten anaaben Der
beioen @befelerts fir Bemiaisunssu
bes Senuts unb bes @eprdfentanten.
tauIes, 30. q. glsapes unb :. 6.
Courts. bot Der So. 8ongrsB tn isinsr
lsbten Sibuns fir bas SistaIiabr 1907
nabs3u 1000 WiliOnsn Dollars BE-.
tpinigt.
Die ssnaus 3abl- III 1879. $780,.
1876, mas cine 3unabme I'm Der.
aIei& 81 Der Summit, tpsI@e Der So.
2Onsreb In ietner ealubRsuns fur
1906 beuinigt bat. bon $50, 404..
5000 if. Die sr0Bts bon ben BE.
tuiliaunseu III bie fir bas potospar.
tement; He bstrdst $191. sos, 99s. IS.
Die nd&fsr6bte 1T bic fur psnFonen;
He betrdst $40. 245. 500 ober swei
Wal fobtsl oils fur bic Nrmee be.
uinigt unb I'm 40 Wiqionen mebr oils
ftr bie Warine betuiQigt tuuroe.
@on Der Netto-3 unabme Der Be.
tuiQigunaen In 66be bon $50. 404.'
5000. i'm gersIei9 gum Sabr 1906,
sntfa(lsn $40, 447. 2O1.0 8 auf ben ga.
uamatauul, Der &ef auf Bewi0ieunsen
fur Musffbruna bss 6leiidinfpsttions.
sefebes. fur tusitere Iusfhbruns bon
2ontratten fix Glub= .uno 6afsnbau.
ten, fur Reorganization bes DIPLOMAT.
i9el unb toniuhrii4sn Si.nRss uno
grusiteruns bss Sisnfes Der unent.
ssltIi&en Brisfaolisfsruns In ben 2ano.
eifritten.
Die 3abI Der bonn SO. 3onereB &c.
nsbmigter neue1 Nemter unb In.
felunest III 1884 NIT id6rli&sn @e.
bdItsru In @eiammtb6bs bon Sc, 6l5..
80; bic 3abl Der abseidafften ober
tbsrgangsnsn Asmter uno HnfsQungeii
lip 1926 nit idbrli&en 9ebdltern In
0bbe bon "a. 0l0. 009. eins Nstto.3u.
nabme bon l649 nit 8ebdltern tn
6bbs bon 80. COS. 761.
3iebt man bon Der Wetto' 3unabme
bon 1649 an r,euen Memtern unb So
ldrsn 1866 reue HngefsQte fiir ben
poffbtenf ab. 70 bIeiber1 ais Nstto. gu.
nabrne riur 263 i1sue Aemter unb I'm.
Rsllunesr1 fur ole anbersn Depar=
tsments oosr 3ueise bes 6Hentlt&en
Gtenfes.
O roartt9er g 10 / n BE l.
Ronturs.
Rem Dnrf, 90. Nusuf. Die
srobs aommiiRons. 6irma Sage &
60. bon go. l Wontgomsrp Strabe,
Seriep gttp. q. s.. bat hsute ibren
Banterott nit aruet WiQionsn Dollars
STANDARDIZATION anssmslbet. Disi'
6irma, bie usnieffens breibunberi
3wsiggei9dfte bonn staate Ratne biz
Seem Orleans In allen grbBereu
Stdoten bate. NOR bisber bonangs'
feben. aber iebt bat es f& berausge'
felt. bob ole ibre 8eI6dfts.8 ransai.
tionsn auf S9minbeI bafrten. Di'
6trma Saae & 60. murbe i'm Sabr'
1904 untsr ben Wetp Oorter Staats.
seisben nit $50. 600 iniorporirt. Ss,
prdfoent Der Sirma. Doris ]. Sage.
tam Dor IL Sobren bon Binsbampton.
q. D.. OILS iunger Mann nod Wsu
Dorf unb begann R9 tn bic @ef&dft'
au iftr3en. gr bate einisen grfoll
unb grttuoete Dor 3tpsi Sabren BIT
Girma. tpel&e bisber .alsn UsrbinbIi9'
teitert prompt na&tam. Dor sinigen
Wonaten Iieb Sage R& tn srobartis'
6pefulationen I'm WoQmartte ein uni
felt bisier 3sit etns es NIT Der 5irmo
INNER meter rtdpdrts. Die 9aupt'
gef9dfte Der Tirna befanbsn fi& In
ben Weu.gn9lanb.S taaten. Nsu Dor
uno penniplbanisn. Die @elober'
binbli&teiten folen F& auf 50. 600.
1000 bslaufsn. BET gar istnsm 8anieut'
baben. Die @Idubiser merbeu ir
Sole. bsRsn nt9t einsrt Sent aus be,
RonfursmaHe erbalten..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

Suites, Gtes 4oe OsHaesS.
rdnnIa beoablex isIgex6s &rsHs'
Butter - Gountrp. H. Srseutesp % ,
slotn So.
Srii@e Gssr-l5: pet Dute1b,
HaRner 9}e, 3dtns (. Txrtets-9-lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

3tpinst bic 8abmen lift rOlenbeS 8etriebsmaterial
bebentel6 ST Oergr6bern.

$50 neue 9ofSnotben fhr cine gahn beafdt. Neues lenfbares SnfftiH. -
gegen @aHentnuasel .-NSaSbrdn6e i'm gforbweaen. = anfasem
sesen stanbarb Oil 60. erhartt. - 0roHihlddter fouk'
riren.- eebfmorb meseu Sbulben.-Yon ibrem
0nfen ermor6et. = &nis berangt. -
GruBarhger Sdmin6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23
Jacob Kieroorf'e
...Galoon...

go. 900 Wanaw0letI6 Hee.
Neine SrsunAe unb Befannten, fomie ta1
4ubltt,rm TN Naseneine1 ftnS freunbli6h
etneelabsu, mid IN useinert reuers 2rfaIe ~
beiu&en.
Setner eun6 Rprse,,s unh Raamttags,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23
48tts

gmsros $ Bertaufsrrets SaSortisss
e&peberidfe SOC per Rfuss s~x5stusfts.
e&meberfdie lss. Niseosfts Srsara & Sai'
laK, Stem Dori GbsSbarD lie, stsestuTt
1@er 8tmburaes 18e. Dst6 La.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

miffon Bis gum 20. September 3i.
sebsn unb ss iff elmer fol9sn Elm gbed
Ooer UspoRten.g ertiftat iiber $50, 600
bsiaufaesn. Na9 ben geffslten ge.
b~ingunasn mffen fdmmtli&e Nrbstter
sefunb unb arbeitsfdbis iein, i'm Altsr
bon 81 BIB AZ Sabrsn fsben unb He
miiRsn bsreits nebung TN @raber uub
tn groarbeiten bsfBen. auf ie 100
Wann III au9 eth Wormanr au ftslsn,
auf ie $50 ein Arst uno auf ie 500 Elm
Dolmetf&er.
Die 9insRT9sn Mrbsiter usrbsn tdg.
lid 10 Stuuoen arbeiten miHen.
l1sbsrasit tpirb fir isbs arbeit tibsr 10
Stunben uno fir Mrbett an Sonn-
tagsr urb S~sisrtassn bs3ablt trsrosn.
unb omar anbertbaIbmaI ben eetpb9u.
li&en 2obn.
Bon tbrem @ atten sr.
mprbet.
BIoominston n. Sq., %. Iug.
Jrau Wi0iam S6omas. BITE Satin
zines Bersmannss aus portiea, tuurbs
beute bon ibrem @atten ermorbet. Der.
ielbe bur9i&nitt ibr bic Rsbl: bon OBJ
gu DIR unb f9Ius ibr ben s&dbsl NIT
sinsm Belle Elm. Der Wbrber sntFu6
In elm Welf&fornfelo unb cine Sbe.
riFs.poRe berfolet i'm. Gin SAINT.
lienfreit gilt ais uria@s Der Bluttbat.
SeIbRmorb mesen e q I.
ben.
% upnesntIIe. no., %. Nug.
gs iR btsr bic 0a9ri&t sinsstrOfsn,
bab 6. U. Wtaiams, Elm fanf3ebu
Weilen ftbli@ bon bier tpobnenbs,
iungsr Garmer. selbfmOro bsgangsu
bat. inbem er fn NIT etnenl @ewsbrs
eri9ob.
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SOlge bon @slbberIeeenbettsn f&wsr.
mitbig uro srtIdrte, bab Ct Iieber tobi
fsi1 als In S9ulbsn fsdsn noble. Sa.
Der natm Ct fein getuebr, 9tns mad
Der e&eune unb T&ob fi& eine 'Rugel
tin bic Stirn. CT hinterldbt aube,
feiner Ditttpe mebrere fleine 2inber.
@robf9Id@ter tonfertren.
Burlington, 3. g.. %. Hug.
Wertreter Der berporragenoen groB'
i&ld&tsreien Rno bier In B~eratbunQ
nit b6bsren geamter. bes Aderbau'
DEPARTMENTS In Be3us auf bic Sur9'
fibruns Der In ben, tir3Ii& angenom'
n,euen unb am l.. Oftober tn 9rafi
trstenben @eisbs fHr unberfdIf&te Nab'
runssmittsl entbaltenben UorI&riftsn.
Die 2onfsrens mag cine Wo9s an
oauerrt uno fpdttr ale nit benz prd'
ferbtrei bon Wabrungsmttteln bei&df'
tigteil Snbufriele umi9Iiebsn.
90 aIbbrdnbe m Norb.
tpeer.
Duluth, Winn., %. Muguf.-
Die Walbbr1nbe tn ben Msiaba uni
8srmiQion Ranges baben bsuts, net.
WinbfiQe berri&ie, tetne 5ortf&ritt'
sema3t, i1bsKen i&webt bur& bisfsl'
ben gisentbum In, Wertbe bon Nilio'
men In Wobnortsr1 unb In 8ergtper.er
In GROCER @efabr uno bie grbaltunl
beKelben bdnst bon Der Stdrte uni
Ri9tung bes Wtnbes ab. I'm mebrerer
Orten' bot man our Befdmpfuns bel
Gsuers @ssenfeusr anseIe9t. Sn net
angelegten Ortsn, no nod Bdurte uni
@eHrhpp In unmittelbarsr Idbe Feben
siebt man f9 grOben BeforgniKen bin
Au& best man Bsfir9tungsn fir bi
AnHebler nbrbli@ uou, Weioba &ange
Shre 3abl bslduft R& auf 6unberts
ueber benz WeIaba unb 0ermiuior
Ranse Iiest stne bi&te Rau&wolts tot
Elm 2ei&entu&.
ret6r Root
weitergeretR 4.
% abtngto n. %, MueuR.-
Bon benz Setretdr Root III an MbenI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
BRIDGE CARS NOTICE.

Beginning Tuesday, Septem-
Der 4, and continuing until fur
ther notice, all cars now using
the Twenty second st. bridge
will come in and go out by way
of Twentieth ST., while the
Twenty-second st. bridge is be-
ing put in repairs.
Bham. Ry.. 1t. & Pr. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
CULLMAN VISITED BY
A HEAVY RAIN STORM
John F. Wilson Nominated for State
Senate Instead of Griffith,
as Reported.

Cullman, September Especial GULL
man was visited by a heavy rain and a
severe electric storm Tuesday afternoon
Miss Della Godfrey received a severe
shock. and the store of McEntre Mercan-
tile company was struck by bolt which
tore away the chimney and descending
into the lower room shocked John Sufferer
and knocked down Mr.. Townsen.
Cullman County Medical society met in
this city Tuesday, number of doctors
from over the county were present.
The revival at the First Baptist church
which has been in progress for the last
ten days is doing much good. The peo-
pie are deeply interested and a number
have Joined the church. Rev. Reeves is
being assisted by Doctor Bradley of Avon
dale
The public school of Cullman will open
| Monday next. The prospects for a suc-
cessful year are bright. A
The surveyors are at work on the sur
vey of the Bremen railroad, which will
tap the ArSadelpha coal fields. The pres
ent work is just the completion of a for
mer survey and the actual construction
| will commence this month. The Arka-
delphia coal is the best domestic coal in
the state and the vein covers an area Of
about twenty miles.
Misses Fanny and Lucille Rosson will
leave next week for Montevallo to enter
the girls school,
The delegates to the state democratic
convention will leave Monday morning
rf-l,1
member of the state democratic executive
committee.
AS the result of the democratic primary
has never been accurately printed in any
daily paper, I give it here:
For governor-Comer COS, Cunningham
367. Lieutenant governor-Gray 4O4, Meador
70. ONeal 415. Attorney general-Garber
1885, Authorization 1928, Hood SO, Smith
90. Secretary of state-Julian 1872, McGehee
92, Sorsby II. Treasurer-Allen 239, Seed
$685. superintendent of ducation-Gunnels
7S7 Commissioner of neutrality-suspicious.
10s, Crook 80. Lovett COZ. Selden 16, Ward
10, Wilkerson 139 For associated railroad
missioners-Compton H. Harris 27s
Henderson $685. Lowe 243, McElderry 377.
Skeggs 361, White 80 Chief Justice of the
| supreme cour-Tyson 321, Weakley 563. AS
, sociate justices of the supreme court-Bil-
bro 72S Coleman 100, Dowdell 257, McClel-
Ian 1865, Parks 3d. United States senator
Morgan s62. Pettur 76S. Alternate United
| States senator-Bankhead 400, Clarke q.
| Fits PSI, Johnston $40, Knox 1870, Oates
155, Stallings 1877. Congress-Burnett S55
Senator for the Third senatorial district
Griffith 7O9. Wilson 1863
The report is current. and it Is publish
ed in the press among the list OF senator
ial nominees that A. A. Griffith of this
place received the nomination for senator
from this. the Third senatorial district
This is a mistake, John F. Wilson of One
onta, Blount county, received the nomina-
ton by a majority of IS. The early re-
turns indicated Grifhth's election and the
local papers so PUBLISHED 1t, but later re-
turns gave the nomination to Wilson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
DECATUR COUNCIL
CONSIDERS THE LAW
ORDINANCE is ADOPTED REoUIR-
ING SALOONS TO CLOSE EVERY
NIGHT AT II OcLocK-NEW
POLICEMAN ELECTED.

Decatur, September Especial The
Cow was the live question before the
monthly meeting of the City Council
last night. This question has been the
talk of the city for some time past The
city formerly had an ordinance which
provided that the COW could not run at
large day or night. A great many of the
citizens claimed that this was working
hardship on them and after much talk
and the presentations of number of Pc
titions to the City Council this ordinance
was finally repealed and at the meet
ing last night an ordinance was passed
requiring that the COW be kept up at
night only. making the penalty 81 50 for
the violation of the ordinance
The question of saloon closing was final
~ settled last night by the passage of an
ordinance requiring the saloons to close
at II p. m, every day. This question
has been before the board for some time.
j. Lem Jones. one of the defeated candi-
dates for sheriff was elected on the night
police force last night.
Williamson & Echols, one of the largest
dry goods and clothing firms in this
city, are enlarging their quarters. They
are moving from their present location to
the Scott block on Bank street and will
occupy two store rooms This will be
one of the largest establishments in the
city
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06


Peoples Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany. as to my honesty for my contracts
Fully three-fourths o. my patients have
been treated by some one else before cali
ing ON me to be cured Why not come as
soon as afflicted? You will save money
distressing pain and valuable time: be-
sides, there is satisfaction in knowing
that the very best treatment is being
given you by an honest. competent ply
sician ] have treated private troubles
as a speciality in the city of Birmingham
Ala, since August 3. 1887 / cure all man
ner of private diseases | cure many pa
tents by mail treatment. Write for prices
and terms.
| do not use large advertisements and
false statements to attract patients which
merit has failed to- secure. If you fail to
be curtd by such methods, give me call
and get well.
MY offices are the most private and
quiet in the city. tenth story OF the new
First National bank building. corner Of
Second avenue and Twentieth street;
Rooms 1906 and 1907. Take one of the fine
elevators to tenth floor.
Office hours: $3.50 a. m. to $50 p. m.
Sunday. 10 a IN. to IL m.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
NOTICE.

The Stiles Buttons being
worn by Stiles Young Men S
Club were ordered by said club
and not through Stiles Cam
paign Headquarters. These
buttons were gotten out by
Roberts Printing Co. a Union
Shop" It is not usual for
campaign buttons to bear a Ia
bel, hence the first that were
gotten out bear no label, but
the greater part bear the Gun
ion Label" and the report that
the work was done at any other
shop is absolutely false.
R. B. SMYER,
Chairman Stiles Campaign
Committee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
If YOU DELAY
TOO LONG

in obtaining bottle of Hostetter's
stomach Btters when the Stomach,
Liver or Bowels are in bad shape you
only prolong your suffering. Get 1t
todav.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
Mrs. Simpson Dies.

Admission, September 5.-(Special)-Mrs.
George p. Simpson died at her home here
today after an Illness of several months,
aged AZ years. Although not altogether
unexpected her death came with sud
denness that shocked her friends. Her
husband, who died several years ago,
was a prominent merchant; he was a
brother to a prominent lumber dealer of
Atlanta and a merchant of Birmingham,
who resides at Woodlawn. Several chill
dren survive her. No funeral arrange
ments have been made
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
WILL ATTEND HEARING.
Mexican and American Officers Gather
at Douglas, Ariz.

Douglas Ariz., September 5.-Amopg
the Mexican and American officials
who have come here to attend the
hearing in the cases of the twelve per
son arrested yesterday on the charge
of planning military expedition
against a friendly power are General
Torres of Sonora; G. w. Webb, United
States immigration inspector for Ari
IONA and new Mexico; Arturo Elias
Mexican consul at Tucson, and United
States Attorney Alexander of Phoenix
who will prosecute the cases.
General Torres said today that with
the breaking up of the junta here he
felt confident that trouble along the
border would be ended.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
FIRE AT ADMISSION.
Warehouse With 400 Bales Of Cotton
Is Destroyed.

Admission. September 5.-(speciai.)-Th
warehouse of the Woodstock Cotton Mills
was destroyed by fire this afterpoon. The
warehouse and 400 bales Of cotton was de-
stroyed. The loss is about $4,000, fully
covered by insurance. The fire was start
ed by lightning striking the building dur
ing a severe rainstorm. The fire alarm
apparatus was put out of working order,
and it was impossible to turn in alarm.
When the fire apparatus answered the
building was practically beyond control.
The large mill of the company, 100 yards
away, was threatened.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
Juries Are Drawn.

Huntsville. September ESPECIALLY 1.-The
fall term of the United States court of
the northern division of the northern
district of Alabama will be held here be-
ginning October l. Juries were drawn for
the term yesterday afternoon by Assis-
tant District Attorney Steele. Deputy
Marshal John A. Steele and Deputy Clerk
Greenleaf. Judge Alec Boarnan of LOUIS
lana will preside over the court.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
Nenro Seriously Hurt.

Gadsden, September 5.-(Special. will
Robinson, a well known negro character
about the city, while under the influence
of whisky went to sleep on the tracks of
the Southern railway last night and was
run over by a switch engine and dan
gerously If not fatally injured. Just how
the accident happened is not known The
negro was found laying beside the tracks
this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
Enrolment Begins.

Auburn. September 5.-(Special.)-The
campus and town are today full of stu
dents from all sections of the south and
all parts of Alabama. The naturalization
to date is the largest in the history Of
the college, and all indications point to
breaking the high-water record of 1905-O6.
AT the prpesent rate of enrolment the
total number will no doubt go to 700
during the year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
NOTICE.
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad company
will be held at the office of the com
pany in Birmingham. Ala. on Wednes-
day October g. 1906 at 10 o'clock a. M, for
the election of directors and the transac-
ton of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
Transfer books will close at 3 D, m.
Wednesday, September ~. 1906. and re-
open at 10 a. m, Thursday, October 4.
1906 r. d. LANkFORD, Secretary
September 4. 1906 9-4-to-l0-2
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
DR.. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

L guarantee
you a perma =
lent cure OF
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee is re-
liable 1 refer
You with per-
mission, to the
First National
bank. Ala bama
National bank,
Steiner Broth
ers. bankers.
Jefferson Coun-
ty s a in & s
hank and tho
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-06
hOSTETTER'S
STOMAf n RiTTERS

has been pronounced 'the perfect med
icine" by thousands of grateful people
during its So years experience. 1t
cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness. Female Ills or Malarlal Fever.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-28

Or, MOBILES WAS CALLED TO The
HONE or Mr. AN0 MRS. PQWW0W
THURSDAY Night TO ATTEND THEIR
uITlE SON, Wl6GLES. ALTHOUGH
MOI A SERIOUS 0ilt The CASE VIII
DEMND A Few DAYS ATTENTION.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-28
RAILROAD LOSES
IMPORTANT CASE
Violated Speed Ordinance At
Weyauwega.
0UTGROWTH OF ACCIDENT
Case Hard Fought on Ground of IN
reasonableness of Statute-Worked
HardshiP-WouId Put Railroads
Out of 6usiness-Next Legislature
May Modify Law.

Waupaca. Wis, Nov. ia case II
more than ordinary interest to the pub
lie has been on trial here for four
days, and it resulted in a judgment
for the plaintiffs. The action was en-
titled tate of Wisconsin and Charles
F. Crane, plaintiffs, VS.. the Wisconsin
Central Railway company, defendant,
and was brought under the provisions
of sections 1903 and 1919 of the stat
utes for the recovery of forfeitures
for running trains within the limits OF
the incorporated village of Weyauwega
exceeding six miles per hour, before
having passed all the Travelled streets.
the penalty for each offense Being not
less than $50 nor more than $500.
Indirectly, the case is the result OF
an accident at a crossing in December,
1904, at which time carriage con-
tanning four girls, sisters, was struck
by freight train going at the rate OF
35 miles an hour, two of the girls be-
ing killed and the other two badly
injured. After the accident the conf
pany showed no disposition to COLI
ply with the law, and Mr.. Crane, who
is an attorney as well as publisher
OF the two local newspapers, concluded
to take the matter into his own hands.
The action was begun in April, 1905,
and has been through the supreme
court which affirmed the order OF
Judge Webb, overruling the demurrer
made to the complainant
Upon the trial the defendants 1t
torneys, Thomas H. Gill and w. ID.
Corrigan, raised the point that the
statute is invalid, and an unreasonable
and unauthorized interference with in
terstate commerce, and General Sup
erintendent E. F. Potter testified TO
the hardship which the strict enforce
ment OF the law would work upon
the road, claiming that it would vir-
tually put them out of business.
Il is likely that strong effort will
be made to get the legislature to re-
peal Or modify the law The jury
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-28
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