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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-07
PYTHIANS PREPARE
FOR GRAND LODGE
"FlGHTING THE FLAMES WILL
BE PRESENTED FOR THE BENE.
FIT OF THE ADMISSION FIRE DE-
PARTMENT MAY 10.

Admission, May G.-(Specal.)-At a meet
ing held last night of the central com
mttee which has in charge the matter Of
entertaining the grand lodge, Knights of
Pythias. to assemble here on the 10th Of
this month, many matters of Importance
were attended to looking to the success
of the meeting. The cheerful sentiment
of the committee was sufficient OF itself
to show that satisfactory progress had
been made in the work of arrangement,
though, of course, many details are yet to
have attention. A letter of information
will be mailed each delegate prior to his
coming to Admission, so that no one need
be without information or feel himself a
I stranger. Resolutions were adopted asking
the citizens and business men to decorate
their stores. places of business and pub
lie buildings in honor of the occasion.
Other matters looking to the comfort and
pleasure of guests were passed upon A
large reception committee was appointed
to meet trains and welcome incoming
guests. 1T is expected that this commit
tee will be kind of bureau of informa-
ton to grand lodge delegates. They will
wear badges marked Reception
Chief Allen of the fire department is
distributing circulars for the Fighting the
Flames company which will exhibit here
May 10. II and r. under the auspices of
the local fire department. The funds will
be devoted to expense of the teams at
tending the tournament at Rome.
DR.. 7. w. Ayers returned from a trip
through north Alabama, where he has
visited several of the larger cities. de-
livering his lecture on the Condition Of
China"
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CRATE FAcToRYs SUCCESS.
First Order Is for $4,000 Crates From
Cuba.

Columbus. Ga, May Especial. RE
Gently crate factory was established
in Columbus, 1t being suggested that this
was a good field for such an enterprise
The company's first order was from a
Cuban firm for 5000 crates. A good many
thousand of these crates. which are made
of soft pine, and are to be used in ship
ping fruit. have already been sent to
Cuba. Now the firm wishes to increase its
order to 125,000 crates. and at the same
time crate orders are pouring in from
all over the southern states and especial
~ from the peach sections. The com
pany's experience illustrates how profit
able diversified manufacturing can be
made IN the south. and now great Is the
need for many manufacturing plants out
side the larger lines of cotton and fer
filizer factories and iron works. Column
bus has quite a number of plants turn
ing out articles not generally made in
manufacturing centers In the south As an
Illustration, not a single showcase was
made here few years ago, and now the
city has two large showcase factories mat
ship showcases all over the United States
and occasionally export goods to Cuba
and Mexico.
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Seeks Child Wife.

Atlanta, May 6.-(Special.)- police
of Atlanta have been requested to try
and locate Mrs. Mary Yegie, the 15-year-
old oil, chpd-wife of Giuseppe Yesie, an Ital !.
ian, VINO was married to him on April Q
and whom the sister of the girl, and au-
thor of the note, states has heard had
deserted her The letter was received by
Chief Jennings and was written from Pratt
City Ala. The letter states that the
mother of the child-bride is old and in
such feeble health that If she hears of
the alleged desertion ii would kill her. To
save her life this appeal is made. The
police are trying to locate the couple
or the child wife.
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DEANERY MEETS IN
GADSDEN TUESDAY
FORTY-SIxTH GRAND CONCLAvE
OF THE ALABAMA KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR WILL CONVENE TWO
DAYS SESSION WEDNESDAY.

Gadsden, May G.-(Special) -Gadsden
will have the honor during the coming
week of entertaining two distinguished
Episcopal church will convene ON Tues
day May s. and continue in session three
days. The sessions of this body will be
attended by about fifteen ministers of that
denomination. and will be held in the
Episcopal church, corner of Sixth and
Chestnut streets On Wednesday the
forty-sixth grand conclave of the Ala
bama knights Templar will convene for
a two days session, Besides the many
number of grand lodge officers An ex-
tensive programme has been prepared for
the entertainment of the visitors, includ-
ing banquet al the Printup hotel and a
steamboat excursion to the Locks
Announcement has been made the Queen
City bank will shortly remodel and add to
it's banking house on Broad street. The
plan is TO build a new front Of stone
and add an additional story. The owners
bank and build handsome block. which
IL done would make one OF the most I'M
posing blocks in the city
l. p. Booker, one of the best-known
citizens of the county, was stricken with
paralysis at his home in East Gadsden
yesterday, and his condition is considered
critical. He was gallant Confederate
soldier and is held in high esteem.
The transfer of molten iron from the
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron COM
panys furnaces to the Southern Steel
companys plant, a distance of three miles,
which was begun Is an experiment on last
Friday. has proven success and the trips
are being made regularly over the tracks
Of the Southern railway. The plan Is
something entirely new In the south, and
Is attracting II great deal OF attention
from iron and steel makers.
Robert IL. Dunlap. a justice or he peace
and notary public. has resigned his Of
,fice on account OF III health. 1t Is under
stood that NJ. c. Sivley will be appointed
to succeed him.
The annual memorial services at Turkey
town were held in the Methodist church
yesterday. DR.. J. W. Newman of this
city preached the memorial sermon, after
which the graves of those buried in the
cemetary there were decorated. These
services have been held at Turkeytown
for a number of years. and are attended
by large crowds Of people from the sur
rounding country. Quite a number from
Gadsden went out yesterday.
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LOW ROUND TRIP
Excursion Rates Via Atlantic. Coast
Line. s

To Chattanooga, Tenn.-Rate one first
class fare plus % cents. Dates of sale
May s. .. 10, final limit ten days from
date of sale. Extension can be secured
to June 10, 1906.
Atlanta, Ga.-Rate one and third
first-class fares plus % cents: certificate
plan Certificates will be honored. which
were procured from agents at starting
points on any date. May to June 5. inclu-
sive.
Tuscaloosa. Ala.-Rate one first-class
fare plus rs cents. Dates of sale June
r. 10, 16, Is. %. %. July 2, Z, 9, final limit
Is days. Extension can be secured to
September 3d. 1906
Nashville, Tenn.-Rate one first-class
fare plus % cents. Dates of sale June 10.
IL, ~, 1s. 10. 20, July 5. 6, Z. final limit
Is days in addition to date Of sale. Ex-
tension of limit can be secured to Sep
TENDER 30. 1906.
Hot Springs, Va.--Rate one frst-class
fare plus % cents. Dates of sale June
9, 10. il, final limit June 10, 1906
Atlanta Ga.--Rate one first-class fare
plus 25 cents, from points in Georgia.
Dates of sale June IS. 10, final limit June
o. 1906
Augusta, Ga-Rate one frst-class fare
plus % cents, from all points in Georfia.
Dates of sale May 20, q. %; final limit
May 30, 1906.
San francisco and Los Angeles. Calf
Low rates account National Educational
association, July 8. 10. Dates Of sale June
"a to July 6. inclusive. Final limit Sep
TENDER 10, 1906. Stop-overs and side trips.
Lexington. Ky.-Rate one first-elass fare
plus % cents. Dates OF sale July 2s. 70
and August l. Final limit August o. 1906
Knoxville, Tenn.-Rate one first-class
fare plus % cents. Dates OF sale June II.
IS, 10, %, "A. 81. July I. IA, 10. 1906; final
limit can be secured to September 20. 1906
Asheville, n. Crate one irst-class
fare plus % cents, Dates of sale July
IS. rs. "a, 1906. final limit August s, 1906
Extension September 30. 1896.
Monteagle, Tenn.-Rate one first-cIass
fare plus q cents. Dates of sale June
20, 20. July 3. 5, 10. 90 q. .. 20, 80, 81. Au-
gust is. H.. final limit August 81, 1906
For rates, or any information see ticket
agent or communicate with
7. c. WHITE
S-6-tf d, p. A., Savannah, Ga
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1922 FIRST AVENUE.

a lucky two base hit the score being
to g.
Prospects for the rapid industrial
growth of Huntsville have caused the real
estate market in the city to become more
active. Several large pieces of property
have changed hands recently and there
Is much building going on. Real estate
agents complain that there are no houses
for rent and this is an Indication that
the city is full of people despite the
dozens of new cottages recently built A
most promising field of investment is Of
fered those who build houses for rent.
Union Revival.
Union revival meetings conducted by
the Rev. j. ID. Culpepper, his son Burt
and the Rev. Mr.. Conoley have been in
progress more than two weeks and in
terest appears to be incre sing the av-
erage attendance at evening services be-
ing more than two thousand people. Two
hundred conversions have been affected.
Mr.. Culpepper has carried his work into
saloons and has preached several sermons
in the bar rooms.
Mrs. G. w. Schrader, popular matron
of Moores Mill, died yesterday, aged 10
years. Her husband and several children
survive her.
The latest information obtainable con-
corning the Nashville and Huntsville rail
road project is that the company has Sc
cured and banked $250,000 of subscriptions
made by people along the route of the
road and put up million and a half dol
! lars with the trust company that will
finance the enterprise. Construction will
begin here in thirty days and be finished
in year. The same authority says the
route will be through Elkton, passing
through Marshall and Giles counties.
Thomas Fl. Steele of Jefferson county,
fagman, who lost foot on last De-
cember in wreck near Adamsvlle on
the st. Louis and San Francisco rail-
road, has obtained a verdict in the Uni
ted States court here for damages in
the sum of $4,000. Robert E. Howard, con-
ductor, lost an arm in the same accident
and was given verdict for 81, 800. Ad-
ministrators of two men killed in the ac-
cident have suits here against the road
asking $4,000 each. The compliments in
all these cases are represented by j. c.
King of Birmingham
The tax list of Madison county for the
year 1906 have been finished by ID. b.
Lillard, chief clerk in the office of the
tax assessor. The increase in the valua-
ton amounts to $4,000. no notable raises
having been made and the increase mere
ly representing improvements on property.
OF the total valuation of over eight and a
half millions, six millions and thirty
thousand dollars worth of the assessed
property is in Huntsville, while the coun-
try property is less than two and a half
millions In the county there are 3074 cat
tie, 360o horses, 1928 mules, 80 studs. 1886
hogs, 492 sheep, and 1885 goats. The acreage
of farm lands assessed is 5O9, 232 acres
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LOW RATES TO SAVANNAH.
T. P. A. GAL. Week Via Atlantic Coast
Line.

On account of the above occasion the
Atlanta Coast Line will sell tickets to
Savannah, Ca, from all points on its line
in Georgia, Alabama. and from points in
Florida north of and including Jackson
vile. Lake City, Live Oak and River
Junction. on May 10. IA. 10. and from
points south thereof May II and 10, 1906
at rate of one fare plus % cents for round
trip: minimum rate fifty 900 cents). Final
limit OF all tickets May 10. 1906. (prior to
midnight OF which passengers must reach
original starting point.
For further information see your ticket
agent. 5-3-l3t
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Mrs. WinsIow's SOOTHING svrun.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
hy MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHS the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
ali Pain, CURES WIND collie. and IL
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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ANNOUNCE ENT

| hereby announce as "A candidate for
the nomination for Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court. subject to the action
of the democratic party. ! am not con-
testing the denomination of Mr.. Justice
j. r. Dowdell. but, on the contrary,
will support him.
THOMAS G. MCCLELLAN.
Athens, Ala, May ), 1906.
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hereby announce myself as a candl-
date for the office of Sheriff of Jefferson
county, subject to the action of the
democratic party. ]. p. STILES.
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ANNOUNCEMENT


hereby announce myself as a candidate
f.r the Office of sheriff of Jefferson coun.
ty, subject to the action of the demo-
cratic party. in the forthcoming primary.
ALBERT STRADFORD.
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For Road Supervisor.

For Hoao SuperVIsor.
10 the Democratic Voters and Citizens OF
Jefferson County:
am a candidate for reelection to the
office of Road Supervisor. subject to the
action of the democratic party.
]. ED HAIGLER-
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After typhoid fever. pneumonia and
other prostrating diseases, take HOODS
Sarsaparilla,
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of Road Supervisor of Jeffer-
son county, subject to the action OF the
democratic party. JOE HILL.
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Joe 8. Davis Is candidate Tor road
supervisor of Jefferson county. subject to
the action of the democratic party. VIII
appreciate as much as anyone your sup
port. and II elected will strive hard to
do my whole duty Inquire of those
who know me as to my ability and in
tegrity.
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For Representative.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office Of representative from JET
ferSon county to the lower house of tho
legislature. subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
w. e. UROUHART.
Col. w. W. Shortridge OF Ensley author
Ices the announcement OF his candidacy
for representative to the legislature from
Jefferson county, subject to the action of
the democratic PARTY in primary to be held
August q, 1906
Jere Clemens King, of Birmingham au-
thorizes the announcement OF his candi-
dacy to represent Jefferson county in
the next legislature. subject to the ac-
ton Of the democratic primary on August
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28
6jelp til Wenisbeoen | Sun
syrnncisco.

Sioen oi foiterebe iibit, bar oi
mootaget fra Meni9beben @is=
ner, gaebr., $3.50; Mrs. SO. Wta=
tbieien, Neenab, isis, 81; Gbene=
5ar @omen Societp, Oats, 5. g.,
So; Sobn Weit, 3ultin, 0ebr., So.
3il 8ato bar oi aft alt mobtaget
til oenne Oisfon s7e8.61.
I'll Sammenli9ning tan ber meoz
oeles, at nDanlt 8rooerlamfuno"
ifgl9e aoitterin9er / n9ien" bar
inolamlet o9 ienot til oereS ltaoe=
liote n8rgore" San 5ranciscp
$8,081.l7. 9lltlaa flere Z III in D er
END oort airfelamfnno bar lenot
Snn ore Der Den nepnte Gum
er lamleti benoeo 200 9o9er. Opao
pi bar lenot, er tommen fra ca. 80
Nieni9beoer, no9le apinoeforenin=
ger o9 iaa entelte.
glltlaa: Sort 8iora9 $788.61
p8roberlamf. g yiorae SO, ,081 40
0ette anfgres til beba9elig Drug
for Sammenli9nin9.
Wten = ltal pi blipe belfemmeoe
/ bort glade Saab = minoit $4,000
til 6jelp for Wtenisbeoen oeruoel
Den trGnger til oct u9 mere til.
aan oi lite Doe ben Ell laaoan
0jelp? gilt funoe pi oct. Sort
Samfuno teller ifglge Sefrete=
rens liolte 8eretnin9 159 Wienio=
beoer og 10 Mislionsplabler. s(lt=
laa bar enonu tnapt Ell sSjer De-
b el pbet giora9 til benne 6ielp /
Ngoen Opproan tan oct pere?
8il 8 life pere meo alle? @n 3ib
flgo tiloen temmelig ltaoia, men
MI / len9ere 9io er Der tun tilflpot
aaslen EN- 0raabe af o9 til. Sfal
pi itanole Der? 9roSlgltenoel 8er
meo ale at refte De betren9te ben
npooenolge 0jelp. @mbeosbrgz
brel Sc til, at enboer / eoer8
areole faar Ell 9lnleonin9 til at poe
lin Stero til benne Nvobielp.
8enli9lt benitillet,
u. SO. Inoerlen.
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Selennins for ct Miooel muo
SOpeigse.

s oe meoicinite Si0sIfrifttr
meooeles Snoboloet af ct Detret,
Oeo 6oiltet aongoitatens 9RegerinJ
uolOOer en- 9elpnnins pau 20O.z
600 5rancs til en6per uoen Sen
Jpn til gaationaliet, ser opfinoer ct
eegemiooel til 6elbreoelie al So<
peipgen. Den lptteli9e Opfin6ers
Qtofomit til oen life ubetpoelige Be-
lenning ital beoemmes af en- Surp,
fammeniat af tire 2eger UNDER 5ors
feoe at en- Sffez2ege, a1e uo~
nepnte af oen bslgiife Ronge.
Sobeipgen fpretommer neitsn
fun @eftafrita, 6por sen bortris
Der gtearene / SuIinotal, meoens
oen Ifaaner Sen bpioe 9efoltning.
Sopefpsen blep feite Sang iasts
tdaet Senesambien og befreost
af en- Gnglenoer for omtrent bun<
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15.Marg.

oreOe Qtar Tioen; men fprit ldngt
fenere er oen blepen ltuoeret ngiers.
Oet bar oiit fig, at oct ejenopms
melige Spmptombiaeoe 6iorsrsr
fra en- getenoelie / 9jerne og
apsmarD, fremtalot af ct Sla9s
5rppanoiomer, Der ooerfpres fra
os ipgs til iun0e qlennsIfer oeo
'Stt al 5ietiefluen. - s
Otter ct Gorlsberituoium meo ret
ubeltemte Spmptomer: Watbeo,
SratbeO, Soimmel6eo og 6oDeos
pine, inofinoer Ser fig bos o.n
ipge en- iteOfe tiltagenoe 5rdng til
Sepn, iad at patienten maa pats
tes til Maaltioerne, unoer 6oilte
ban imiolertio ofte faloer Seon
igen og fun meo Iterite 8elo9r bols
oes oaagen. s oe Ienere Stdoier
df Sbgoommen, fom fan bare |
Muuneoer, ia 6ele 9tar, til6ringer
patienten ida at fige al i'm SiO
ioOenoe, og unoer tiltaaenoe 9fiz
mugring inotreoer 0poen, Ser nas
item uoa9erlig er Sopeipgens
56lge.
$ oe ienere 2tar bar SooeIpge1
breOt fig meo megti9e sfriot, og
fra lit oprinoeliae SjemIteb er o.n
punoret inc / gentrufzQtfrifa og
&ongo, 6pOr Sen formooentlig ans
retter ifore goeleggelier bfanot Sc
inofsote, iioen Heaeringen bar uo@
lat fud itor en- 8elpnning for Ct
Mi0oel til oens 9efempelie.
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SSlere Snismoro.

5 Dag til Wiorgen bringer 9la-
Gene guoIfdb ON to npe Snigmor0
/ giuslano. 2gerenoe 8enerdlguoer=
NOR WarIaip, pon 2iarliariti, bleo
Ifu0t, mems ban tsrte / fin Sab"
9igeiaa iiges ser, at Q(bsrit Reis
man er Inigmpr0et / 9uga, men
8pgtet er life itaofeItet. 6or ReIttn
oaar oct 5laq i5lag mso Snis=
mOrosfOrIsg og Qrreiteringer. 81
ficerer, iom frbgter for at 6liOe tag
ne for Erepof, laoer iig rage fox
life at ligne BAN faa meget. Der
er aamp for 9(loor.
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iocialiltiIte Rebolutioniiters Scamp
organization lom en- @eng9loelie
for ben arig, Regeringen bar fert
imoo Dem. Sioen StOlppins Ops
6pjelie til premier er ooer 1000
al oeres W2eolemmer blepne arrez
itereoe, 400 Ct. petersborg
afene, og mango al Oem ey 6lsoen
heportereoe.
5or at fsre Bette &orstog er
naonte 8amporganiidtion, bo;s
Weolemmer tror pda Oprettelen al
en- rem IocialiitiIt Stat pua Ruiner.
ne df oen autotrdtiite, me0 Ooerl9g
addet ino pdd en- Soetdmp meo
Regeringen fig ben, Der fdratteri=
fereoe ben fqmgIe 8dmp, gibili=
iterne ferte Slutningen al SalOs
fjeroierne, og Iom enote msO Sci
Ier 2lleranber lis Snismoro. S
aebet at ct Qlar gjoroes Der Sen
Sang AT ct life iluttet gtibiliItIel>
itab % Snigmorosforisg moo G3a@
rem UNDER Seriaboffs 2eOelie. 5iis
iioit lpffe6es oct. Nerberenoe Or
ganiiutions 9eoer er en- fremrugens
De asoolutionih, iom er en- ligeIda
opgtis ON lite ongtigere OrganiIas
Tor. 2me Organiiationens Meolemz
mer bar unoerretteoe ON, at bette
5orisg pilOe blipe forefaget og
bolot fig | Stjul.
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8ooer.

Sn mobis Manb. 9iifop 9ammins'
tons 9iu os Oso, fortalt for ling
oommen. 9lf 6. 6. Oanion. J
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Stibsr fra 8ebenbapn. 9ff .. &.
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fra 4rmenien. 9lf .. Mlcoci. paa
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0en nj preitesuarb. 9lf glitb ps.
berfen. 300 Sfber. 5 Omi1as
80c. STINT inbbunben $1.2O.
9erren er min 5ilflust! Hosl. af
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Dinoe oeres 6el6rsO, ligeiaa De un=
ore tilItaoetomne perloner".
De IociaIe aeoolutioniiters Gens
trdltomite bar uoiteot en- proclamuz
ton, boori 0et ertlares, at meo-
minore aegeringen itrats Foranorer
9attit, oil ilige 6anolinger iom
SnigmOrosforipget moo Stolppin
blioe fortIat til oet poerite, og Rez
eeringsrepr9ientdnter Jil 6lioe
or9bt / 6unoreopis.
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tiite Uleno til at unoeriege De /
6jor foreta9ne 9alg. gaOgle mensr
bog, at oe poerliggadenoe eiberale
oil forore oisTe galg belt fortaiteoe.
$ bbert Sub beooer BET, at oe 2is
6erale fun femper for ct ret 8algz
princip, life for perion.