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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09

The negotiations for the purchase of
the lot by the city of Birmingham from
the Birmingham Realty company as a
site for the new fire station to be in.
stalled at Norwood place in the Fourth
ward. will probably be closed Immediately
The lot has frontage of 24O feet on
Twenty -seyenth street near Thirteenth
avenue. north, and 1t was offered to tho
city by the Realty company for $1,000 on
terms to suit the municipality at rate
of interest of per cent. This will be
one of the largest lots owned by the city
for fire hall purposes, and there will be
room enough for romping ground for the
horses. Bids for the erection of the new
station will be advertised for Immediately
and the Mayor and Alderman Harry
Jones, chairman of the fire and water
service committee of the City Council.
have been authorized to purchase the
hose wagon, the horses and all other
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
RECORD OF COURTS

An unusual dearth of news was expert
enced Yesterday in and about the court
house. Not single case OF any interest,"
whatever except to the persons directiy
interested was on trial in any OF the
courts. although many of these minor
causes were taken up and acted upon by
the city and circuit courts.
The following cases are on the docket OF
the chancery court for trial today;
Cora Berry VS.. Robert A. Berry, Win
ME Lane vs. Cato Lane, Emma Hall vs.
Jim Hall, jamie Arnold VS.. Isham Ar
mold, 7. s. Samson ct al VS.. Eureka Park
Land and Insurance company, ct al,
Jennie Frederick VS.. John Young, ct al
The following cases are on the DOCKET
Of the circuit court for trial today:
Samuel L. Hughes VS.. the Southern
Railway company; M. M. Gavin vs.. Hin
ton E. Carr, Martha Scheib VS.. the Glen
Iris Mills and Dairy company, j. M. Du-
Bose VS.. the Pioneer Mining and Manu-
featuring company; John w. Wllks vs..
f. Il. Goodwin, Hates Transfer company
VS.. j. James Martin, s. j. Thlgpen vs.
Alice Thigpen, Weems-Loekwood Furni-
n. McCary VS.. the Chattanooga Brewing
company. A. Mandy VS.. Charles Frank
lin. appeal by defendant; -Four oaks DIS
filling company VS.. Ralph Carayella, "A.
ID. Allen VS.. Southern Railway company
Straus-Gurst & Co. VS.. OHear Brothers.
7 c. Turner vs. Mitchell Motor Car COM
pany.
The city court will have no set docket
to take up today, but pleadings ana de-
murrers will be heard and cases not mn
ished during the week will be taken up
and acted upon.
The case of w. r. Moore VS.. the Blr-
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany is on trial In the city court moore
sued the company for damages, alleging
in his petition that he was put of q car
to which he had transferred after paying
his fare in the first car he boarded. lie
alleges that the second conduc.or ue
randed fire of him and when he refused
to nav elected him from the car
The following business was transacted
in the chancery court yesterday:
Alabama State Land company Vs. the
Warrior River Coal and Land company,
decree that the defendant has no interest
or estate or incumbrance on certain real
estate in Tuscaloosa county
G.. c. Rhea VS.. H. ~. Doyie' Iiolion
made to review cause against the Defend
ant In the name Of the defendants ad-
illustrators.
Maggie Sims. charged with and con-
victed of assault with intent to murder,
was fined $500 by Judge Greene in the
first division of the criminal court yes
terday. The alleged victim in the case
was another negro woman.
Licenses to marry were issued in the
probate court yesterday to two couples,
as follows: Robert L. Parson and Miss
Mamie Watts; r. e. Martin and Mrs.
Ada Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
DONATION TO HOSPITALS.
Believed Board of Revenue VIII .Join
City Council In Movement.

1t is generally believed that the Board
of Revenue will donate the sum of $4,000
to be divided between the St. Vincent and
the Hillman hospitals. The finance COM
mittee of the City Council at its meeting
wednesday afternoon decided to recon-
mend to the council that $4,000 be donated
to the two hospitals provided a similar
amount is given to the institutions by the
Board of Revenue The recommendation
of the finance committee was concurred in
by the council without dissenting vote.
Just how the money is to be divided be-
tween the two hospitals will be decided
upon later.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
At ST. Mary's Church.

At a union meeting of the Episcopal
churches of Birmingham to be held to-
night at st. Mary Som he-Highlands, the
Rev. j. ]. D. Hall, chaplain of the con-
vict camps at Pratt City will speak.
Every Friday evening during Lent a
union meeting is held at st. Mary's. The
attendance at the last meeting was large.
1t is anticipated that the attendance to-
night will be much larger. as Mr.. Hall is
considered most interesting speaker and
always has large audiences to hear him
speak.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
Federal Court.

Judge Harry Toulmn presiding:
G. b. Evans was found guilty by the
Jury in the federal court yesterday MORN
ing of the fourth count in an Indictment
against him, the specific charge being
that he was at work In an Illicit dlstilery.
e. ]. Tyler charged with the same Of
tense, was found not guilty by the jury.
Both of the men are from DeKalb coun-
ty.
Upon the application of the defendant
the case of W. Fl. Peek, charged with
Illicit distillng. was continued. w. j.
Rushton of Birmingham has been made
foreman of the grand jury. which is now
in session. Baillff John d. Meyers Is in
charge of the grand jury and Bailiffs
eileen and Chlds and II. o. Babb the
petit juries.
Judge Toulmn has approved the ac-
counts of United States Commissioners n.
M. Lewis Of Admission and J. b. Shields
of Jasper.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
FOOD OR
STIMULANT.

Ask your doctor if when
he orders a patient to drink
lots of pure milk he advises
the addition Of a large
quantity of whiskey. He'll
tell you "no" very emphati-
cally. Yet there are people
who, when ordered to get
SCOTS Emulsion, will accept
some wine, cordial or extract
of cod liver oil and think it is
the same thing or better. If
you want and need cod liver
oil in its best, purest and
most easily digested form, get
SCOTS Emulsion. If YOU
want whiskey, that's another
matter, but don't look for the
same results.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl St.. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09

made little impression on the railroads.
The movement has not been over normal
and all has been accepted and handled
as offered.
Freight traffic people state that the
general movement has been so heavy this
year that they have paid little attention
to the fertilizer movement. They, however,
state that they would have noticed the
difference had there been any decided in
crease I'm the movement.
The movement last year was late and
this year it has been a little earlier
than last year, but still slightly behind
the average.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
AL The RlJou.

A feature of "The Errand Boy" the
musical farce which Billy b. van and
his company are presenting at the Bijou
theatre this week, Is chorus or
young and sprghtly girls who contribute
much to the pleasure of the perform
ance The girls take part In some pleas
ing musical numbers and romp about as
IL they enjoyed it. Mr.. Van keeps every
body laughing with his Jokes and the
performance winds up with a whirlwind
of comedy in which the comedian wrecks
a grocery store. The usual performances
will be given tonight
,E. T. Shaw G. sons, undertakers.
Green Undertaking Company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed with the clerk of the federal
court yesterday:
Charles NJ. Mooney. liabilities sS11; as
sets, none.
c. s. Williams, liabilities. s72.s5; assets.
$3.50.
John F. calender. liabilities sloss.s2; as
sets. s45.
H. A. Speaker. liabilities. s742.57; assets,
SIS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
Alice Nielsen Returns.

Alice Nielsen returns to Birmingham
next wednesday night in operate con-
cert in which scenes from famous operas
will be presented On this occasion MISS
Nielsen will sing In English.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
THE WEATHER

bama: Fair Friday and Saturday; light
west winds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
Local Weather Data.

Temperature and precipitations as re-
ported at the weather bureau for select
stations during twenty-four hours ending
at 10 a. M:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE JEFFERSON.

1.-THE TANNING OF THE sHREw."
A farce in five acts by William Shakes
neare
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09
Weather Report.

Birmingham, March s, 4 p. m.
Maximum temperature ................ 81
Minimum temperature ................... 43
Mean temperature ....................... so
Normal temperature .,.............. "a
Deficiency of temperature since Jan. LIS
Rainfall since D. m. yesterday..... 20
Rainfall since Jan. 1.................... Z 40
Deficiency of rainfall since Jan. 1......3.99
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-09

As yet the fertilizer movement has
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01
Dyrgripasafn keisaranna.

par 1 landi, pc keisarsr og raoaneyti peirra half
lengstum seti0 / Petursborg sloan a d6gum Peturs
mikla, pvltil pess let ham byggja hina nyju borg,
ao par skyldi stj6rn Rdssa framvegis hafa aosetur
og me0fram hcfr ham liklega viljao reisa sjalf-
um scr minnisvaroa err ham let hama heita sinu
nafni. Eli pratt fyrir PAD telja Rlssar Moscow
h0fu0borg sina enn / dag fremur en- P6tursborg.
Elzti hluti borgarinnar heitir Kremlin en- syo
nefna Rlssar kastala eoa kastalaborg og / hvcrri
gamalli borg par 1landi err til ,,kremlin" e0a elm
hverjar lcyfar peirra. En- Kremlin 1 Moscow err
langfragast peirra allra OF stendur i harri ha0,
umgirt fornum og ramgj0rvum mdrveggjum. par
cru hinar fornu keisarahallir, herbdoir lifvaroar-
ms, h0]l nosta ~prestsins, nokkur klaustnr og flor
ar eoa finn hinar helgustu og skrautmestu kirkj-
ur rj00arinnar, sem hver er ntluo til sGrstakra
helgiathafna, keisaranum og hir0 hans. | einni
reirra er keisarinn (tilvonandi) sk1r0ur; / annari
err ham kryndur: / hinni rrioju er ham giptur O.
S. frv.
| kirkjum pessum cru geymdir testir hinir
helgustu %dyrgripir kapolsku kirkjunnar, grlsku.
Helgastir cru peir, sem munnmnli segja a0 Krist~
ur eoa Maria mar og postularnir half a5ur att og
bori0, en- aux reirra cru pc oteljandi helgir domar
dyrlinga og plslarvotta, og 4 0llu pessu hefir pjo0-
in atrlnao svo mikinn a0 hun heldur Moscow he'll
aga borg engu s10ur en- r0mversk kap6lskir mem
Romaborg, Gyoingar Jerusalem e6a Mdhameds-
t%r11armenn Mecca, og fj0ldi Rdssa fer panga0 p1la-
yrimsfer0 arlega, til tess 40 STA hina helgu mum
og ia bot meina sinna, ~andlegra og likamlegra, fyr-
ir tr1na a pa og helgikrafta Peirra.
beir dyrgripir, sem PAR cru geymdir og NEST
an hafa a ser ltruna0 cru: kl1tur sd, sem mnlt er
40 purka5ur half veri0 me0 swift af Kristi er ham
bar krossinn og sloan Der a%ndlitsmynd hans, og
kyrtul sd, er hermennirnir t6ku af Kristi og v0rp-
uou hlutkesti UNI liver hafa skyldi; err mnlt az
herma0ur 81, er hlaut k%yrtilinn, half s10ar fari0
meo ham til Persalands, og Ear var ham geymd-
ur pangao til Russar naou honum fra Persu1m. par
er einnig elm af n0glum feim, er Kristur var
negldur meo 1 krossinn og brot af krossinum sjalf-
um, svipan er ham var hd0stryktur me0, leyfar af
purpurakapunni og nokkurir broddar tr ryrnikor-
onunni. Flest af tessu er einnig geymt ymsum
0orum fcrnum d0mkirkjum vi 5svegar um Evropu,
einkum q Itallu og Spani, zen pao ryrir 40 engu leyti
atr1na6inn.
l kryningarkirkju keisaranna cru prju NAL.
vcrk eftir Ldkas gu0spjallamann: hio merkasta
peirra er mynd af Marlu mey, sem nefnd err Vladi.
mir Madonna, og segir sagan a6 L1kas half CERT
PAD fyrir Pal postula a0 mala pa mynd og fengio
Mariu til az sitja frammi fyrir ser d meoan svc
myndin yroi fullkomin liking. Sloan hafoi Pail
pa mynd me0 scr hvar sem ham for: en- eftir hans
dag var hun geymd / Rom, ranga0 til 4 rrioju old
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01

merki greypt med gimsteinum e0a dyrindls perl
um. Skrautle gust peirra allra er kerra Kaufman
hinnar miklu, OF par er s0oull, er Tyrkjasoldan
gaf henni, og %gimsteinar peir sem rann SEOUL
pry0a ern al minsta kosti sex hundr10 plsund
dollara vir0i, Ell allir peir demantar og a0rir dyrir
steinar, sem greyptir cru / skrautvagna ressa cru
margra million dollara viroi.
pa cru vopn og herkln0i &eisaranna, sem par
cru geymd engu skrautminnl eoa omerkari. bar
err mccall annnars svero pad hi0 nafnfrega err a0als-
menn gafu Ivan hinum 6gurlega, Il pi er mccall
kafinn settur 900 dem6ntum, en- sjdlft or sver0io
CERT tr stall fra Damascus og alt ,-rota6 myadum
at hlnni mestu list. -par er einnig geyn'dur boro-
bdna0ur og a0rir skrautgripir keisaranna, sem
safnast hafa fyrir i margar aldir og fylla MI marga
geymslusali. Alt or pa6 gj0rt tr guilt og silfri sem
vari n6g efni margar miljonirdolla ef Pao veri
bratt niour o. m0taoir dr peningar. Hvergi ann
arsta Oar heimi liggjasv miklir fjdrsj60ir geymdir
afnotalaust, og engir aorir keisarar e6a konungar
eiga nein dyrgripas0fn er jafnao veroi vio petta,
pc ymsar s0gur fari at pvi hvao miklir og dyrmatir
demantar s6u geymdir / fjarhirzlu Porti galskon-
ungs, og mBlt er a5 Persakonungur eigi skraut-
gripi svo dyra al nemi fimt1u m%iljonum dollara, en-
PAD err litilra0i / samanburoi vio alt pa0 safn sem
her er um az rnda.
BAD potti furou gegna pogar hio mikla urp-
hlaup var1 Moscow si6astlioin desember a6 upp-
reistarmenn og skr1llinn ger6i enga tilraun til ao
ra6ast q dyrgripas0fnin 1 Kremlin og rnna pa0an
gull og gersemum, po allir borgarbtlar viii vel
hv1lik fadRma auoaf par cru saman komin. pa0
er alkunnugt hversu Frakkar rnndu og ruplueu
0llu, er peir gatu h0nd a fest, regar stj6rnarbylt-
ingin mikla st66 yfr i Frakklandi. / Paris brauzt
skrlllinn inn / hallir konunganna og haf0i burt
meo ser pa6an alt sem femBtt var; jafnvel mynda-
styttum og malverkum var hvergi hlift,og enda pau
listaverk, sem ekki voru me0f@rileg, urou fyrir
st6rskemdum. Hi0 mesta dyrgripasafn rj6oar-
innar, sem pa var / Tuilleries h0llinni, var nDstum
gj0reytt, og tilraun var pvl nast ger0 til a0 brenna
h0llina. Ekkert nun hafa att ser sta0 / Kremlin
svipa6 pessu, og svo litur lit sem engin tilraun haiti
par verio til pess ger0. par er ao visu herv0rour,
er heir g8tur d 40 engu sc rant eoa stoli0, en-
varla nun ham vera svo traustur a0 han, hefoi
vi6nam veitt eff uppreistarliei0 hef0i ! ham ra0ist
pegar hazt st60 bardaginn par / %borginni, og tvi-
synt var hverjir bera myndu harri hluta, herinn
Goa uppreistarmenn. Enginn veit med vissu
her / landi hvernig q pv1 stendur az skrillinn /
: Moscow for me0 rj6fnaoi og ranum UNI ALA borg
ina og hlif6i hvergi neinu fematu nemai Kremlin.
par var magnesium auour geymdur og par vir0ist
4 svo sem enginn haf reynt 40 retta lit hendi eftlr
i gulinu. bykir liklegt a0 pao SC hin mikla tr,lar-
lotning Rdssa, er par helt hinum ooa skrll / skefj-
i um svo ao ham hiatt ekki rorao ao rrna gull OF
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-01-01

rl var HUN tlutt til Constantinopel og par fengu
Rdssar hama og t0ku hama til Moscow arid 1913.
bar hefir hun s1oen verio dyrkuo af haum sem lag
UNI, og jafnan BORN / skr1og6ngu at aastu h0fo-
ingjum kirkjunnar Pegar NEST er UNI dyroir.
Fyrir pcssari mynd hafa allir keisarar Rdssa krcp-
ID a kne og gj0rt ban sina aour peir gengu til
kryningar, og fyrir engum 0orum hlut bera R1ss-
ar jain djdpa trtlarlotningu.
En- til cru myndir eftir Ldkas gu0sp!allamann
VICAR en1 Moscow. A f peim err mesti segur i 0llum
kapolskum l0ndum, ekki a0 ems / Evr0pu heldur
einnig i Snour-Ameriku, Mexico, a Indlandse cyl
um, Filipseyjum og VICAR. Flestar cru rar NAL
, a0ar en- sumar skornar lr tire; nnstum ALTAR cru
~Marlumyndir. Svo segja fro0ir MEM, ao haf
L1kas CERT ALTAR FRr myndir, sem honum cru eign-
AGAR, pa half ham afkastao miklu meiru en- nokk-
ur annar ljstama0ur, sem s0gur fara af.
Keisarah0llin / Kremlin er Elm hin skrautleg-
asia / heimi. I henni cru rrlr salir helga0ir prem
aostu riddaraoroum R1ssa, sem kendar cru vic St.
Georg, st. Alexander Nevskoj og St. Andres, og
malt rao jain skrautbdnir salir sGu hvergi annar-
sta0ar / heimi, og svo stor er hver PETRA al Hvita
Hdsi0 1 Washington, D.. c., gati par staoi0 a golf
og na0i hvergi til veggja. Stprstur err ST. Georgs
salurinn; ham err 26s feta langur og 200 feta
brei0ur, og lystur er ham meo 5000 rafmagns-
ljosum, sem komio er fyrir / skrautlegum ljos-
hjalmum ger0um dr marglitu gleri og dyrum
nahum.
/ Kremlin er HID mikla dyrgripasafn Rdssa-
keisara. Bar hafa old eftir old safnast fyrir ymsir
hinir dyrustu munir er / helmi t1nnast. pa6 err form
si0ur 40 hver Rdssa koisari lati gera ser nytt ha-
sati, Dyja koronu, veldissprota og kryningar-
skrdoa, er ham sezt a0 v0ldum, og pegar peir svo
falla fra err 0llu ressu komi0 fyrir 4 dyrgripasafn-
inu / Kremlin asamt 0llum dyrindis gj0fum, err peir
hafa pegio um dagana at undirkonungum slnum
og 0orum pj60h0f0ingjum. AUX pessa cru hasBti,
k6r0nur og alt gimsteinaskraut drotninganna
geymt a safni pessu, og par 4 ofan betist alt pa6
snemma 4 mi00ldnm teki0 af konungum og pj00-
h6foingjum PETRA landa, err peir hafa lagt undir
sig, margt af pv1 fra Austurl0ndum, par sem
NEST er skraut og vi6h0fn ress hattar h0foingja
peir sem SEQ hafa safn Petta segja rao sc saga hins
rtlssnesko keisaraveldis skrao med gull, silfri %
gimsteinum.
Bar standa hasati keisaranna oil / rGttri roc
eftir aldri og fyrir framan hvert peirra err k6rons
bess keisara er pao sBti atti. bar cru einnig ha
snti og koronur konunga fra P6llandi, Krim
Kazan, Astrakan, Georgiu og siber1u, sem aou
YOru SillfstRd riki en- h1ta MI I'LL Ri1ss,m ALI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-21

Cotton made a marked Improve
ment under the Influence Of the dry
weather last week. and IL Was the
general belief that a continuance OF
fair weather would pat the boll worm
oui az hnsineSa The outlook then
vas gerS encouraging to che farmers
and they wer" making active prepaga-
lions To begin picking cotton this
week but these plans We're not TO
be- carried cut The county was
visited hy heavy rains yesterday and
today aud the indications are favor
able for another downpour. The
present view Of the situation is not
altogether optimistic II IS feared
the rains Viii prove injurious To cot
ton in more WAYS than one The
worms viii not only resume rayages,
but the stalk has attained a very
rank growth and It IL believed the
hollis, which are beginning to open,
will sour and then rot The crop Is
one Of the largest in the history of
the county. considering the acreage,
and it's greatest need just now is
about six weeks of sunshine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-21

h hNIEI aao. afeG reliable
f H# .EUs. county. un
H~a ar3 VILLAGE FL. arfs or
.H- s. r .s1 are husf-
& 3r rhs He Write ar
.a. and aae as at anaa Page aud
Bentley Midlothian Texas q
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Houston and return s0-Sun-
day School Convention and y. Y. p.
a.. colored On sale Aug. 10. 20 and
% limit Aug. IS
Peoria, M. and return So
Encampment sons OF Veterans L s.A.
ON sale Aug IS and 10. limit Aug
81.
Mexico cry and return $50 90
Geological Congress ON sale Aug
o. to Sept limit 90 days
Bryan and return 81. 4U-siate H
81. p Convention Ou sale Aug
2I snd -t ilmif A8- o.
suuiraua ami return g. Fo-Ne-
2rH Fair ur a's AIs es. -. ru.
um.f Sept
Cuulana aHd r.tun rsg-N.-
sTo FaIE uH ala ulEat ~ Aug sI
art morning of sept Hm.t sept
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For judge 10th Judicial District:
LEE HAWKINS.
For County Judge.
TOM SPENCER
For County Clerk;
JOHN NJ LoGGINs
For District Clerk
AMZI CARoTHERS
For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH
For County Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instructions:
G. B. VIM.
For Tax Assessor:
JACK KILLEBREw.
For Tax Collector.
SNIP SPENCER, reelection.
For Sheriff:
W. H. FORBES.
For Justice Of the Peace Precinct 1:
NJ. w. MKNIGHT.
Dor Commissioner Precinct A.
ED LOWE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-21

j. H. Adams, St Louis: Sam Har-
Ian, T. & b. v; W. O. II. Hammond,
Baltimore; l.. T. Burton, Pilot Point:
w. E. Morris, Italy; c. H. Horn, Dial
las; H. d. Lucas, city; S. G. Bordine
Dallas; Jno. r. Morris. Abilene; F. j.
Evans, Fort Worth; A. NJ. Robinson,
Louisville: d. 5. Hord, Dallas. S. l..
Dickey. Dallas; b J Boon, Dallas: j.
5. sheriff. Dallas; Prince Willis and
wife, city. Mrs Raphael. city.
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Ten Years in Bed.

For ten years | was confined 10
writes r. A. Gray, J. p. of Oakville.
Ind. 1T was so severe that l could
not move part of the time. l consult
ed the best medical skill obtain
able, but could get no relief until
Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-
mended to me 1t has bee God
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-21
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Hen piuks,on. Of Dallas. was In
the city today
Il p Moore sas among the Dallas
visitors today
\ Pittman. OF italy. spent yes
terday ia the city.
r J nullard was "a business visi-
tor TO Dallas today
Jesse Kennedy was among the Wis
itors to Dallas today
y Wicker. Of Forrcston. was in
the city today on business
Mr. and Mrs f. Duuaway. Of
Fort Worth, are visiting relatives In
the city
Sam Harlan. right Of way agent Of
the Trinity and Brazos Valley was
In the city today
Miss Eliza Martin returned home
this morning from a visit 10 relatives
and friends at Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. W f Hipp and little
child spent today In Dallas with
friends and relatives.
j. NJ Youngblood went to Hutch
ms this morning to attend to busi-
ness matters at that place
Robt Myers and family will leave
tomorrow morning for Walnut
Springs to spend several days.
District Clerk Burleson. wife and
little daughter returned this morn
ing from visit to Galveston
j. p Tucker. of Terrell, spent last
night in the city with his son, J. w.
Tucker, on West Main street.
Henry Morton returned this morn
ing from Cleburne. where he has been
the past two days on business.
Wilson Hodges left this morning
for Oklahoma City. where he will
visit his parents for two weeks
Miss Neya Haney. of Ennis. ar
rived in the city this morning TO visit
friends and relatives for few days
Miss Mary Glenn. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. o. A. Finley,
has returned to her home at Tyler
J. d. Caldwell, bookkeeper for the
Dallas Securities Company, is spend
ing the week in the city with rel
atives
Miss Allie sullivan returned this
morning from ten days visit to
friends and relatives in Fort Worth
and Midlothian.
Miss Mamma Mann, of Chetopa,
Kansas, who has been the guest of
Miss Ora Miller and other relatives,
has returned home.
Mrs. Hey and daughter, Miss Jen-
| ME, of Lufkin, arrived in the city
this morning and will visit at the
home of c. A. Arnold.
Mrs. T. w. Allen, of Abilene, and
two little daughters are in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G. John
son, at 500 Kaufman street
R. A. Middleton, of Hillsboro, ar
rived in the city this morning and
will visit his niece, Mrs. j. f. Plumer,
on Brown street for a few days.
Katy Agent ]. s. Marsh returned
last night from his annual summer
trip. While away he visited Atlantic
City and several other points Of in
terest.
Mrs. S. V. Allen, who lives near
Avalon, left this morning on the
Flyer for Akron, o., and points in
Canada. She will be away about
three months.
Assistant County Clerk C. C.
Croker went to Ennis and Palmer
| today to post election notices for the
coming prohibition election to be
held in the county September 8.