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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
J. C. Dennis.

j. C. Dennis, aged "a years, died at
the Hillman hospital Saturday night from
an acute attack of heart failure. Mr..
Dennis was chairman of the democratic
committee in Chiffon county and prom
inent citizen of Clanton AS a lawyer
of no mean ability and a worker for the
party in this state. il IS said that he
had gained a reputation which will live
after him.
The remains will be sent TO Clanton to-
day by Lige 10y. and interment will take
place at 3 o'clock. The funeral arrange
ments will be in charge of the Clanton
bar
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4 Home In Illinois.

Mrs. Ida Rowland. 2160 Grenshaw
ST.. Chicago, I'LL, writes
I'VE think Peruna the greatest medi-
cine on earth. One year ago last winter
my little boy had a very severe cough.
We had consulted the finest physicians
of Chicago, and he got no better
"One night he had a very severe spell
of coughing. 1t seemed as il he would
never stop. My husband bought bottle
of Perun9 and the first dose stoned
the coughing. We continued giving
it to him until he was entirely cured.
He is a strong, healthy boy now.
"Peruna saves me many doctor bills.
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Blacksmith lnherits $500, 900.

Memphis, November i0-While at work
at his forge Robert Linke, a blacksmith
of Germantown, Tenn, small village
near this city, was informed that he was
named a beneficiary in the will of his
cousin. Henry Linke, who died recently
In Cincinnati. in the sum of 100000. Linke
was located by the local police at the
request of Cincinnati officials.
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Official Returns In Madison.

Huntsville, November 1o.-(special)-
The official count today of the vote cast
in Tuesdays election shows the surprising
fact that Stratton. republican, polled only
81 votes in Madison county, against
Corners 1904 Henry +. Grays vote was
1912. Judge Richardson's 1907 against Mas
terson's %. William Mitchell for sheriff
led the ticket, his vote being 1850.
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GIG ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
THE MASSENGALE ADVERTl SING
AGENCY SECURES SERVICES
OF TWO WELL kNOkN Elk
PERTS IN THEIR LINE.

Preparatory to the season of 1907, the
staff of the Massengale Advertising Agen-
cy is being enlarged, two prominent ad-
vertising men from other cities having
already accepted places with the agency
and ar. " busily engaged in laying out
some of the big campaigns for the COM
ing year.
W. III. Benjamin, well-known eastern
advertising man and rate expert, has
come from Philadelphia to take charge of
the agencys office work. Mr., BENJAMIN
was with the Aver Advertising Agency for
eighteen years, and was for four years
with Powell and Armstrong. lie is well
known and popular all over the United
States.
Another recent addition to the Massen-
gale staff is Jeff Palmer for many years
travelling solicitor for the Cha ttanooga
News. Mr.. Palmer is now engaged in sim
liar work for the Massengale Agency He
has reputation all over the south as a
business getter
With these two add tons to the staff
and other enlargements and improve
ments in the service, now being installed.
the Massengale Agency is placing itself
i'm a position to give better service to its
patrons than ever before, and the year
of 1907 promises to be the best in the
agency's history.
AftFsHtgU. aaa ,ll,uatr.a.A
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A Home In Texns.

Miss M. M. Johnson, Hitchcock, Tex"
writes:
Your great medicine, Peruna, has
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truly thankful to you, for your medt-
cine is certainly a catarrh cure. My
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ferng women. 1t it just what you
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Railroad Men Make Demands.

Cleveland, o., November 10.-The Plain
Dealer tomorrow will print statement
on the authority of Grand Chief Engineer
Warren NJ. Stone of the International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
that employees of fortyseven railroads
west of Chicago have united in a demand
upon the roads for higher wages, shorter
hours and different working conditions.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends of Mrs. Teresa Whelan are
invited to attend the funeral from st.
Pauls church Monday at a. m. Inter
ment in Catholic cemetery.
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PERSONAL.

Mai. f. Y. Anderson and Ross c. Smith
will leave today for Nashville to attend
the Southern Immigration convention,
which meets there tomorrow. Major An
derson is chairman of the convention.
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Hood'sSarsaparilla

1t strengthens and tones the stomach.
and permanently cures dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles. Accept no substitute.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11
Dyspepsia

Don't think you can cure your dyspepsia
in amy other way than by strengthening
and toning your stomach.
That is weak and incapable or performing
its functions, probably because you have
imposed upon 1t in one way or another over
and over again.
You should take
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Green Undertaking Company.
e. T. Shaw & Sons. Undertakers

Information by a. n.
ROEN ER. Secretary.
Cincinnati. Special care
'emains.
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Attractive ads. are illustrated. Lei;
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Slams.

The most difficult WORK solicited. Hermi'
tagc, of course.
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CREMATION

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The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Copper Property Sold.

The group of nine claims known as the Putz -Steinmetz-Egan prop erty at Landlock bay was sold Monday evening to the Reynolds Alaska Development Go. for $30,0OO.
 This group adjoins the property owned by W. 4. Dickey and has had considerable development work done upon it. Several parties were negotiating for the purchase of the claims, among whom was a representative of Chas. Lane, The sale was for spot cash and was made by Joe Dieringer.
 The purchasers will put in 6 wharf below the property immedia- tely and expect to be shipping ore soon.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Rails Next Week
Va1dez-Yukon Will Staft LayiuR
 Track Next Week

Colonel Swanitz, of the Naldez- Yukon Railroed, announces tlat he'hasreeeiaed teaegrams from the Northwestern Steamship Co, -stct- ing that two miles of rails, ..xs.s and track-laying .eutfit will ise shipped on the Santa<O.ara, wei,ia6 is due here Aug. TA. He -cApec@ to have track laid to Keystone Ave. within a week after the ar- rival of the rails. Aiiocomotivo .is billed to arrive on the Sana Ans some time this month.
 A contract for;two miles of grad ing and clearing this side of Lowe river has been let by the company to j. Losness, who established 9 camp three miles from Valdez Monday. A number of minor stations and grading contracts have been let to various persons.
 The hardware supply warehouse at the terminal ground ilms just been completed. A lu-ge~siipnsertt of tools and other hardware was .seceived on the Excelsior this trip.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Sudden Death.

Miss Georgie Ross died Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock from a stroke of apoplexy. The deceased was apparently in the best of health Sunday, and the news of her death was great surprise to all. The stroke occurred Sunday night and she fingered till the next afternoon, but was unconsious all of the time.
 Miss Ross was sister of Mrs. Ray Larson and Miss r. NJ. Ross of this place, and has been a resi-. dent of the town for nearly year. She was an universal favorite with ell of the young people and her death has cast a gloom over the whole town.. The body will be shipped out on one of the next boats. Miss Ross came here from Minneapolis
 Funolal services will be held at the Congr egational Church to-mor- raw afternoon at , o'clock.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Seal Roach&s Captured.

A ship carrying a .partT'ef Jap anese sealers recently invaded itle island of St. Paul, in Boring sea, where they proceeded to make . wholesale slaughter of the seals.
 The government agent in charge of the islcnd discovered the party, and with his little tand of natives to take them prisoners. On demanding their surrender the gaps toek to their boats and.made for their ship. The natives were ordered to fire over their heads but the Japs paid no heed to the volley. Orders were then given to fire to kill, with the result that c score of the Jeps were captured. several of whom were dead o< wounded.
 The prisoners were carried by the revenue cutter .McCulloch ito Unalaska, where they were turned over to the civil authorities. Later the McCulloch carried 'them down to Kodiak where they were picked up by the steamer Dora and brought to Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on the lith. day of August, l@6. for { he election of one delegate for the short term and one delegate for the long term from the Territory of Alaska ill the House of Represen- tatives oi the United States, as provided by Ste Act of Congress Approved ME- 1th. l3C6, entitled, "An Act Providing for the Election of |, Delegate to the House of Representatives from the Territory of Alaska The said election will be held for the pre- cinct comprising the corporate limits ot the Town oi Valdez at Council Chambers in Fire Hal, in said Town of Valdez, which is hereby designated as the polling place in said pre- cinc' The said polling place for said election will be open between the hours of eight o'clock 'anteme, idi an end seven o'clock postmeridian, 70: said day.
 Chas. II. Kraemer. Chas. A.. Hand and Charlie Crawford have been and are hereby' appoine.d jndges of said election, and F.. B, Thca, and Chss. II. Wilcox have been and they are'hereby appointed clerk of said elec- fion.
 Dated Monday July 9th. lsG
 HENRY ". MILLER,
 Mayor of the Town d Valdez.
 w II. CRAEY
 GSEALl Clerk of the Town df Valdez.
 By C. II. WILCOX, Deputy.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Hi1dreth Resigned.

H. H. Hildseth, who has 'Deer commissioner of the Seward .,Ire- cinet for some tune, was in stewI this week on business. sSpssstsirg of the fact that he ,had lsit tke office Mr. .Hil:freth said that his action was induesG by the cutting up Of his recording district which 'deprived him of e. large ameunt'of recording;and cut the business down so that the 6ffiee did not pay. He wrote Judge Wickersilam last November saying that he wished to resign as soon as 8 successor could be appointed.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Married Washington Girl.

Thos. R. Lyons end bride ar rived on the Bertha and will re- main here during court. Mr. Lyons, who is a resident of Juneau, was recently married at Walla Walla to Miss Dovell. of that place. The bridegroom is a brother of Judge Lyons, | s. commissioner here.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Experts Reta1rnlnR.

Professor Vim. D. Clark an6 Hon. J. NJ. Manifold, who went in recently to inspect the big coppsr property on -Nuggstt Greek, be- longing to the Aktske ,Gons0lida ted Copper Co.,, are now oR their 'way back to town and will ,leave for the States on the return trip of the Bertha. Assays made by tle Eilamar Mining Co.,, of ore from this property show an average value of $20O per ton. carrying Gs per cent copper and $2 in gold.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
First White Child.

John McCrary, proprietor of a roadhouse at Copper Center, has the distinction of being the father of the first white child born in the Copper River country. The child, which is a boy, was born July 27. Mother and child are doing nicely. The house in which the birth Oc- cured was the first frame building constructed in that section.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

TheDora arrived from the Vest ward Tuesday with the following passengers for Valdez: Mrs. j.. k. Uhwaite, Miss J Warren, B. Wil- son, c. Winters, Vim. Thomas, c. Lindhal, K. Anderson, E. Johansep l.. Bailey, c. l.. Vawter, l.. L.. Bowers, W. L. LaInbking, K.. s, Waterman, 12 .Japs, 5 natives.
 L. l.. Williams, of Juneau, who is will known to many of the Val dez people, is in town on business.
 Bert Hurd expects to work out his claim on Miller Gulch this season.
 Geo. Davidson and wife will re- turn to town soon from Slate creek.
 MT. H. s. Waterman, of Seward {, is coming to Valdez to start an assay office.
 s. Y. Ray and Fritz Noges were admitted to practice before this court Tuesday.
 H. NJ. Sulf is acting as couit stenegrapher at this session.
 Lieut.. L. H. Hanson arrived on the Excelsior to replace Dr. Stead man as post doctor at Liscum.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Medicine Outfits For The Trail
 Largest Assortment of Snow Ghsses) STATIONERY MINING LOCATION NOTICES A6sSf: AMs%s Owl Drug Co. PhS9e 4S

Henry Clevenger, son ef Rev. Clevenger, Tko is stationed at Cop per Center, is in town for a tew days.
 s. M. Wall, who was for some time connected with the Fairbanks News, is in towra for a few days.
 The Oregon left for Seattle Mon day night
 W. B. Poland, who has been for some time oaief engineer of the Alaska Central Go has resigned
 J. L. Steele left on the Oregon for the States on business trip.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Court In Session
District Court Convenes and Se-
 1eots Juries.

A special session of the District Court was called to order Monday morning at 1O o'clock by Judge Royal A. Gunnison, of the first district, who serves in the place of Judge Wickersham. The day was devoted to swearing in the petit and grand juries.
 In the absence of District At torney Harlan, o. P. Hubbard will act as prosecuting attorney and Deputy Clerk Orandall, assisted by c. c. Page, will preform the duties of clerk. Bob Cole is bailiff
 A number of jurors were absent Monday morning and it was neces- sary to issue a special venirc for 15 grand jurors, who were sworn in at the afternoon session, after which the Court appointed Sam Blum foreman, and read the charge to the jury. The charge was con- fined to the instructions as given in the statutes, although the Court cautioned the jurors to be mindful of the duties which the law i'm poses upon them, calling attention to the fact that they have no legis- lative functions to preform, but gre charged with the duty to er- force the laws as they are found.
 The charge says; "Upon you largely depends the enforcement of law and order, and the protic- tion of our homes and our people from acts of lawlesneSs."
 Tuesday and Wednesday were devoted to presenting and arguing motion in the different civil cases which are to come up, and from present appearances the court will not reach any of the criminal cases this week.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Alaska Customs.

The following summary of the business of the customs office
 in Alaska for the year end ing June 30, has been received from Juneau. Imports, subject to duty, $327 ,115. free of duty $523.- 64S, gold and silver imported SS,- 2l7,5i5. Total imports $9, S,30S. Exports, merchandise $i BY ,339S, gold and silver exports $43S,6l6. Total exports $1 ,S16,O74.
 Merchandise shipped from l.. s. to Alaska $11,32S,727. Merchan- disc shipped to U. $. $9,265,975. Domestic gold and silver shipped to U. s. $12,639 ,623. Foreign gold shipped $6,49l ,533. Total ship ments to U. $. $29, ,397 ,131.
 The cost of collecting one dollar in the customs service for Alaska 722 cents.
 During the past year SIS foreign vessels and 3G3 domestic vessels have entered Alaskan ports.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Power Plant

A. lB. Iles aEtl wife arrived OF the Bertha and will .remein here for some time. MT. Hes brought a Polten wheel and pipe to install a power plant at the falls ia Solo mon gulch. Tire plant has s,css- pacity of about 250 horsepower.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
Call For Warrants.

Valdez, Alaska, Aug. 9-Noti ce is hereby given that l will pay Fire Apparatus Fund Warrants No. 4 and } upon presentation.
 E. B. WHEAT,
 Town Treasurer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09
AmuSementS Are Scarce.

An Edison Monograph will en- certain you and your friends, an Edison Gold Moulde Record is a work of art. We carry a complete line of both. Monographs, from SIP up New Records .en every boat. See Suessdorf X Wilson at the Bowling Alley.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

Barney Wilson was brought over on the Dora accused with assault with intent to kill. The oaense was committed at Eagle Hatbor, where he shot into 6 crowd, hitting William Thomas in the-feot.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

Ed. Westbrook. superintendent of the Kodiak Gold Mining Co.,, of Uyak bay, together with his wife and son Sari, were passengers on the Dora enroute to California where Mrs. Westbrook and son will spend the winter. Sam is the 16 year old boy who recently proved himself mighty hunter by killing two of the immense Ko- diak bears.
 Mir. Fletcher and "Bill' Bailey, recently of the Apollo Mining Co.,, came east on the Dora enroute to the States. Their departure marks the final closing of a mine that has produced millions in gold.
 Judge Clegg and wife made the round trip from Seward to Unalas- ka and back on the Dora, combin- ing business with pleasure. NJ. Asef, general merchant at Unalaska, closed out his business and left for the States via the Dora. MT. Asef is we'll known along the coast. having conducted mercantile establishments at Ko- diak, Unga and Unalaska. He takes out with him furs to the amount of $20,0O0.
 Mrs. Johnson, of Frisco, and Miss Mcclellan. of Los Angeles, went to Nushagak on the Dora, where they joined NIT. Johnson, superintendent of canneries. They will all return to San Francisco on one of the company's steamers sailing about Aug. 2Oth.
 Mir. Vawter, U s. Marshal at Unga, brought several prisoners out to attend court at Valdez. Following is list of the grand jurors: S. Blum, foreman, Chas. Cowell, J. Hoover. Ed. Eaton. F. B. Fogg, John McCrarv, F. J. Cam eron, c. D. Porter, w H. Bush. A. w. Rockford, I. R. Ball. W. H. Crary, w. A. Rystrom, D. V. Wal dron, Vim. Johnson, Wm., Lee. Geo. Brown, P. s. Hunt, c. E.. Parks; Ed. Hills. Chas. G. Debney, Frank Willard.
 Cour d' Alene. Aug. 7-At mid night the Democratic convention had completed it's preliminary organization. The credential com mittee rejected all Mormon dele gates, seating the contesting gen. tiles, it being alleged that the Nor mons repudiated the democratic party at the last election. The committee held its deliberations on board a boat on the lake, and on several occasions the disputes nearly lead te.fist fights.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

Mrs. Sloan will close out her en- tire stock of ladies' furnishing goods within the next 30 days at cost prices. Call and see the bargains.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

Buy and Sell Exchange Buyand Ship Gold Dust Accept Deposits Make Collections and Money security Low Rates sf AnteEest
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

Tacoma, Wash, Aug, 1--The new city directory of Tacoma, just completed, contains 33,964 names, which gives a population of nearly .S5 600. There are 4,O16 more names in the 1906 directory than there was in that of 1905, net gain for the year of 10000 and a gain of 33 ,S65 in five years,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-08-09

Mrs. P. Nelson, of Unga. was on the Dora going to the States.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-30

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
WHILE MOTHER WAS GONE

~ GU see, said Billy earnestly 81 half past six
Il and that most up; it's enough to take
of Katherne.''
s'Im hafpast four Katherine from the dollcorner
''and, besides, I'll be good.'
t'I outdoors, with the Flying Dutch
things happen outdoors continued
Billy
~ don't KNOW said mother They likely to happen
anywhere; but must the dentist It nconvnien
while Bridget vacation
the the alley