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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-27
COLLIER
DRUG co.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA

is composed of some of our most progress
sive and worthiest citizens. A beautiful
church building is under way, and just
at the present they are conducting re-
vival services in the Chambers opera
house. The local PASTOR Rev. George
Cuthrell, is assisted by Rev. j. G. Cog
gins PHI. D., of Holman university, North
Carolina Services each evening, which
are attended by very much interested
congregation.
The two heaviest cases on the criminal
docket were continued today. They were
the state versus A. w. Deyampert, col
ored minister charged with seduction,
and the state versus Jacobs charged with
an assault with intent to murder. The
first mentioned case has already cost Tai
Iadega county more than two thousand
dollars, as it has been twice tried. and
there art at least $50 witnesses In the
case.
Interested parties are circulating petit
ton to the Mayor and Aldermen to pave
a portion of the northside of North street,
as far east as Hill street, with concrete
paving. Pavements have recently been
laid the entire length of Margaret street,
the entire length of East street, on both
sides, three sides of the public square,
and north side of Coffee street.
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ut Hanpened In NordIand.n

The discriminating playgoers of Biz
mingham will welcome the announcement
that Manager Douglas of the Jefferson
theatre has secured the recent New York
success at Happened in Nordland," by
Victor Herbert and Glen Marlborough,
which will be the attraction at this popu-
lar playhouse fortwo performances, Tues
day afternoon and night, October 30. This
delightful operate extravaganza will be
presented here by the Lew Fields Theatre
company. The entire production will be
given in every detail just as presented dur
ing the successful run of over one year
and half in the metropolis. The COM
pany comes direct from the Lew Fields
theatre, New York.
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At the Majestic.

Bmm- Bomm- Brrr, the instrumental
music act at the Majestic, has made one
of the most pronounced hits of the sea-
son. all along the Majestic circuit. The
claims made by the management that 1t
would rank above anything of a similar
character seen here, are fully borne out
by the excellence of this splendid fea-
ture. 1t possesses in a high degree the
qualities of novelty, variety and art. The
trio of musicians furnishing the act are
evidently pupils of the more thorough
European schools of music. They are
Germans. The satisfaction which the
spectator derives from this feature is
added to by the electric revolving musical
wheels, from which music is produced in
the darkness, until suddenly the whiiiing
disks burst forth into an irridescent glow
of beauty from one hundred and twenty
flying lights of all colors
Davis and Davis gave clever speciality
on roller skates that pleases and the re-
naming numbers on the bill are good.
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DENoUNcE CROP REPORTS.
Farmers Say They Are Issued In the
Interest of Spectators.

East St. Louis, October 26.-After de-
nouncing the crop reports of the depart
ment of agriculture as being issued solely
in the interests of spectators, the an
nual convention of the American Society
of Equity today adopted a resolution
asking Congress to discontine the bulle-
tins.
The convention then passed a resolution
establishing a press bureau with head
quarters at Indianapolis, whose duties will
include the sending out of crop bulletins,
but only upon matured crops.
The convention adjourned tonight
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CORTELYOU RETIRES
FROM POLITICAL JOB
Harry S. New Will Probably Succeed
to Craftsmanship of Republican
National Committee.

General Cortelyou will retire from the
Craftsmanship of the republican national
committee before he becomes Secretary
of the Treasury in succession to Secretary
Shaw.
This statement was made today on eX-
cellent authority. 1t has been generally
understood that Secretary Shaw would
retire from the treasury March L. but an
intimation was given today that he might
sever his connection with the department
earlier.
Harry S. New, vice chairman of the re-
publican national committee, will. it is
expected. assume the duties of the chair
man when Mr. corteyou retires.
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At the oayety.

Weber & Rush's Bon Tons" conclude
the present engagement in Birmingham
with a matinee this afternoon and per-
formance tonight The week has been a
successful one. and the company has
proved very popular. 1t is conceded to
be one of the cleanest and most up 10
date productions of the season at the
Gayety.
Bob Manchester will present Vanity
Fair" at the New Gayety theatre next
week, and he claims that it is one of the
best burlesdue companies that he has
ever put on the road, and he has owned
some of the best ever produced.
The strongest features of Vanity Fair
are the olio of vaudeville acts and the
spectacular entitled "rhe Birth of the
United States or the Declaration of In
dependence a series of fifteen pictures
which are said to be historical 1t is
claimed that these pictures have been
staged with great elaborateness and that
they are the only ones of the kind on the
stage,
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What Dande1ion Tablets
and Pills Are.

Everybody knows that Dandelion is the
most valuable of all Natures remedies.
Well. DR.. Edwards Tablets and Pills are
simply common dandelion (Taraxicum)
in a concentrated form combined with
other harmless ingredients ofpurely veget-
able matter. They are one of the very
few proprietary medicines endorsed by the
medical profession. If your physician
desires to know what these preparations
contain, have him write us and we will
gladly send him the information together
with the name of the expert chemist who
superintends their manufacture.
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Human Hearts,

Human Hearts" will be seen at
the Jefferson theatre today for two
performances, afternoon and night. The
play is entering upon the tenth year of its
success. and the. company this season
comprises all of last years favorites
Only whenever a part could be improved
upon has there been any change. In this
way the company has been brought up to
a high degree of excellence, and the play
is said to be presented in a manner that
is thoroughly satisfying Human Hearts
gives a pure, wholesome lesson that
touches the heart in the pathetic scenes
and excites the rsbilities in the humorous
ones. The pathos and comedy are well
blended. The scenic equipment will be per-
feet in every detail, so it is said, and the
management has done everything possible
to insure a frst-class performanee.
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At the Bijou.

The week which will close tonight at
the Bijou theatre has been a prosperous
one at the boxoffice, for I'm Old Ken
lucky" has done remarkable business.
The play has apparently lost none of its
popularity. The house has been full at
every performance, and the applause has
been generous IN Old Kentucky is the
sort of entertainment that appeals to all
classes of theatregoers by "le variety
it offers. There are good comedy, melo-
drama and genuine sentiment The va
rious scehes are well staged and the COM
pany is capable. Twenty pickanlnnas fur
nish m9rriment in the second act, and
there are three race horses which take
part in the realistic race scene in the
third act. A matinee this afternoon and
performance tonight will close the en-
gagement of the play in Birmingham.
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BRYAN IN OHIO.
Thinks Republicans Cannot Be Loyal
to Foraker and Dick and Roosevelt.

Salem, O., October 26-Twenty five hun
dred people, including many workingmen'
greeted w. ]. Bryan here today. Senators
Dick and Foraker were arraigned sever
ally by Mr.. Bryan, and he declared that
the unqualified endorsement given the sem
ators at Dayton meant that the endorse
ment for Roosevelt was qualified
Roosevelt and the Ohio senator's are
in a continuous boxing MATCH he said.
Stand pattism means rottenness, decay
and death The man whose heart beats
in sympathy with the people is never a
stand patter.'
At Leetonia, Mr.. Bryan, In his speech.
criticized government by injunction and
declared that under that system the
laboring man is not given the same ad-
vantage as common thief.
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Stomach Trouble

The Tablets are the best to use in cases
of Stomach Trouble which take the form
of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach,
ETC., because they tone up the system and
stimulate the flow Of gastric juice, thus
very effectively aiding the digestive organs
to perform their proper functions. Their
mildly cathartic action also relieves the
stomach of all refuse and undigested
matter
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Republican Will Be Barred.

New Orleans, October Pa teehnicality
which will apparently bar the republican
candidate for Congress in the First dis
trict Of Louisiana. Harry a. Siener, from
taking his seat If elected, developed to-
day. He voted last month at democratic
primary on purely local issues The new
urinary law provides that no person can
be n candidate of one party II he has par
ticipated in the primary of an opposing
Aarty
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Columbus Jews to Build Temple.

Columbus Miss, October 6.-(Special) y
The Jewish people of this city have re-
they can worship. Their congregation Is
small and they are going to ask the as
sistance of the citizens of Columbus In
their cause. A committee has been ap.
pointed to solicit subscriptions and also d
committee to select a site has been ap.
pointed and as soon as they secure same
and the necessary funds are procured
work will be begun ON the building.
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VIII Fight Negro Lodge.

New orleans, October EFT was learned
tonight that before adiourning. the
Knights of Pythias determined TO fight
through the courts the organization re-
Gently formed by negroes in the state of
Georgia calling themselves the Supreme
Lodge. knights of Pythias of Nor.h
America, South American and Australia.
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direct action upon the Liver
and Kidneys restore these
organs to a sound and healthy
condition. The uric acid then
passes away through the
natural channel and the blood
becomes pure again and free
from all poisonous matter.
We only guarantee to cure
Rheumatism when it is
caused by the presence Of
uric acid in the blood. We
have cured hundreds of cases
because this is usually the
cause ofrheumatic affections
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Diseases Cured by Dande-
lion Tablets and Pills.
Constipation

III constipation the tablets act as mild
cathartic; the Pills are slightly stronger,
but both tablets and pills act upon the
mucous membranes of the intestines,
therefore their action is absolutely sure
and also for this reason they never grippe
or cause the least discomfort. They are
equally good for children as we'll as adults,
because they are a tonic and do not
produce any unnatural condition of the
matter. az
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs. Baker Godfrey and son, who have
been the guests of Col l.. f. Godfrey for
the past week, have returned to their
home in Meridian.
Mrs. H. H. Lewis of Luverne will ar
rive tomorrow to spend few days with
her father. Mr.. Godfrey.
j. p. Grail of the Louisville Tin and
Stove company was in the city today.
Mr.. Grail is we'll known in the city and
has many friends among the business
men.
The loss of l. w Balcombe in the fire
at Jonesboro Thursday was $1,000 above
the insurance. The whole of his prop
erty was destroyed.
Joaesboro lodge No. S95, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will dedicate their
new hall on the night of next Monday,
October 30 and the exercises VIII be
open to the public. Music and refresh.
ments will be served and every one is
urged to attend. Odd Fellows and their
families from all the lodges will be
courteously entertained. The exercises
will be in charge of Maj z. n. Buell.. the
department commander of the Patriarchs
Militant.
Lon Baker we'll known in Bessemer, ats
tended the dance at the Eagles hall last
night, coming out from Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Houston have
returned to their home after an extended
wedding tour.
VIII Lacey and Sid Smith. two Auburn
boys from Bessemer. were in the city to-
day to attend the football game.
D. l.. Sweatman has returned to his
home in Winona, Miss. after a three
days visit TO James Trotter.
Charles Screws of California, old
resident of this city, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. il. Judson, Miss Grace
Judson and Mrs. Lee Moody have re-
turned from Montgomery.
Mrs. Telly Hendon is the guest of Hen
don Croekrell and his sisters. Her hus-
band the Rev. Telly Hendon, is con-
nected with the Baptist Outlook of Nash
vile, and will be in the city next week
Mrs. A. c. Ward and daughter left this
morning for Vossburg, Miss, where Mrs
Ward goes to dispose of her property,
Vossburg Springs
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Liver Trouble

Through their direct and immediate
action upon the liver DR.. Edwards
Dandelion Tablets and Pills induce
natural flow of bile. This relieves the
congested condition of the liver and en-
ables it to perform its important work OF
keeping the bowels and stomach in a
healthy condition.
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BARNUM AND BAlLEY'S
CIRCUS IN TOWN TO-DAY
ADJUSTMENTS.
shepard,s Moving Pictures.

Shepard moving pictures were enjoyed
at the Jefferson theatre last night The
exhibition was good and well worth see
ing. Shepard has visited Birmingham sew
eral times before. His entertainments
never fail to win favor.
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Two Fire Alarms.

Two fire alarms were sent in last night.
Both proved of small consequence, one
coming as a result of crossed wires, and
the other "A burning post set afire by
ashes, at the plant of the Birmingham
Railway. Light and Power company.
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The Value
of DandeliOn

DandeHon Tablets
ofy
do
claimed for We
indiputable
will
the t t he drugs store
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Clerks Aaree to Return.

New Orleans. October 26.-The 100 strik-
ing Texas and Pacific railroad clerks who
went out Wednesday, agreed tonight TO
return to work tomorrow. The basis Of
the settlement was not made public. The
strike was local
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Cars and Engine Jump Track.

New Orleans. October a5-The engine
and four cars of a NicksDurg, Shreveport
and Pacific train jumped the track today
near Haughton La. Four trainmen and
one passenger were slightly injured. The
engine overturned.
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statement made by Mr..
A. HI. Sanborn. manager for tho
Williams Manufacturing Co..
makers of the famous Wellington
Visible Typewriter.
Boston Mass, April 10, 's6

Boston MASS, April II, %
To scHENcK CHEMICAL co.
Gentlemen:
Have tried many kinds of remedies for con-
stipation but have never found anything that
gives such quick and pleasant relief as your
Dandelion Pills. Your Dandelion Tablets have
proven an excellent regulator for the stomach,
both for my wife and myself.
Now that have found the Dandelion remedies
in a more condensed form will save me the
trouble of going into the fields and digging up
the dandeon plant and preparing it myself As
soon as the boxes are empty shall send for more'
unless you advise me at which drug store may
get them in Boston.
You may say that this word of recommends
ton is NOT paid letter as many of them are
for advertised medicines.
Signed, A. II. SANBoRN.
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Nervous Trouble

1t is we'll to remember that disordered
nerves are nearly always caused by a
disordered stomach. We do not make a
specially of nervous troubles unless they
are caused by stomach trouble-then we
cure them permanently.
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Kidney Trouble
and Rheumatism.

All Kidney trouble and nearly every
case of Rheumatism Is due to the pre-
scnce of uric acid in the blood. DR..
Edwards Dandelion Pills through their
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wholesale Distributors
Advertising and Distributing Co.. Weiisve M l.

crease visibly with each hour Questions
of "Who do you favor?" are never asked,
for everyone knows the feelings of every
body else, and is quite critical when
speaking of the opposition.
There will be great fight for the Bes
semer box The eyes of the whole county
are watching the public sentiment in this
city, as though it We're the barometer of
the vote of the whole district
Local Items.
Tom, the veteran fire horse, which was
injured several weeks ago by striking his
foot on rail when going to fire, limped
up to Birmingham today to the Gibson
veterinary hospital, where he will be
treated in the hope of regaining the use
of his leg. The wound had grown worse
every day. Tom is a favorite with the
firemen, who are very anxious over his
condition.
The fire department lost two of it's best
men today in the resignation of John Ray,
the driver, and Frank Wood, call man.
They have accepted a position with the
Birmingham Railway. Light and Power
company as conductors. Frank Dickson
will be promoted to driver
The crowds from the south of the coun-
ty have already begun to appear on the
streets, and If tomorrow be fair the street
cars, will be crowded wit. attendants to
the Barnum & Bailey shows. Although
there have been several circuses in Bir-
mingham, the amusement seekers will
turn out in their usual numbers.
1t is learned that Robert c. Gilmore
who has been for the past ten days at
sulphur Springs, Ala, is still in very
precarious condition. Another attack of
fever has Frustrated him and it is feared
that typhoid will develop. His friends are
quite uneasy as there is danger of sud
den crisis.
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