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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
Ticket Agent
/. Iaows ~
AGENT JOHN +. SHERRY rao.
TEcTs sELtAlRE OFFICE
FROM BURGLARY.

WHEELING Nov 81 A bold at
tempt was made to rcb the Baltimore
4 Il Ohio ticket Office al DeIlNirc 2; nine
O'clock Yesterday morning wliic'l was
only foIled by the nerve of Ticket
Agent John F. Sherry.
Shortly after the departure If the
morning Accommodation rain. the de.
pot was empty Of people, which is on
the third ioor' OF :he building. and
finding IT deserted knocked al ri.a tick
ct window and went to the dooT and
knocked there. Believing It 10 he emp
Ity, he took long burglars jimmy from
his pocket and started the work Of
forcing the door open. He had the
lock about forced off when the door
was suddenly thrown open and Cream.
er found himself looking into the
mouth Of SO caliber receiver in the
hands Of Agent Sherry. When asked
What he wanted he replied that his
lame was Smith and that he wanted
3. ticket for Banesylue. He then
made a dive for his pockets, hut Il
stern command from Sherry made him
again elevate his hands. Sherry then
called for help and B. & O. Officer
johnson arrived and placed the fellow
under arrest Chief of Police Malone
was called and at once identified
Dreamer.
Old 5ellalre Crook.
The would-be robber is an Old Bel.
laire crook. A boy who In his youth
caused the Bellaire police no end OF
ouble. He was sent to the reform
school once and later got several Jail
sentences. He came back to Bellaire
about a week ago after several years
which tbs believed by the
rolice he spent in Michigan rcriten- I
tlary. He promised the chief Their
that he would be good an that he was
III the town but for short Time.
Had Loaded Revolver.
1t is usually sherry's custom to
cave the ticket Office Immediately af-
-er train goes ont, but this morning
had some business 10 attend to anil
'Hmained in the Office, He hearl
.'reamer knock, but paid no attention
o it, as he was busy at the time,
Nhen searched at the jail Dreamer
lad a loaded revolver in his coat
pocket. This was what Creamer tried
o reach when he msde break for HE
pockets while Sherry had him cover.
d.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of Thomas G. Arnett,
deceased:
In pursuant Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of the County of Marion,
made in cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate of the said
Thomas c. Arnett to the payment Of
his debts, you are required to present
your claims against the estate of the
said Thomas G. Arnett, for adjudica-
ton to T. N Parks, commissioner, at
his office in said county, on or before
the Gath day Of November, 1906.
Witness R, B. Parrish, clerk of the,
said court, this the 18th day q octo-
Der, 1906.
RIB PARRISH Clerk.
oct, 1895 MOI iSaS,
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. WEST VlRelNIANs
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS.
$50 +++++ *+++++i

TAVERN - W. S, G. Anderson
Huntington; 0. E. Laeaer, w. H. Am
ilton, Parkersburg; W. B. Campbell
ii. ], Stewart, F. W. Mahan. l.. W.
Sprays, August Meyer, ]. M. simp,
son, George c. Huseman, N. B. Reed,
e. l.. Yeager, Wheeling; H. B. Butch.
or, Weston; F. B. Frye, Keyser; M.
B. Cobun, R. B. Aash, Warrington:
J. W, Thornhill, BelIngton; j. w
Tryman. Clarksburg; E. H. Smith
Richard Elkins, Morgantown.
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Mre. EIbert Moran Dead.

Mrs. clarissa Moran, wife of Ebert
Morarl, Of Forksburg. died yesterday
morning at five o'clock after an i'll
ness Of three days. The deceased was
years Of age and the second wife
.of Mr.. Moran, and was well loved by
al who knew her, and her sudden
Heath will be greatly rourned. The
fnaeral services were held this moru-
Ing at eleven o'clock conducted by
Rev Ephraim Doolittle, and interment
took place in the Summers church
cemetery,
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TNAY PRODUCE
LOCAL DRUGGIST HAS SECURED
PREPARATIONS OF 1.
7. COOPER.

Will Fairmont be affected with tn,
same astonishing demand for the new
preparations extolled by L. T. Coop
er, as has visited st. Louis and tn,
leading cities Of the East?
The question is brought forth b,
the fact that local druggist has Sc
cured the agency for the muchtalked
of preparations that are producing
such a Juror, and about which the
newspapers Of the United States have
devoted columns.
In fact discussion of Cooper's
preparations and the unheard of de
mand for them wherever introduced
has appeared In a greater part OF all
the leading dailies of the country.
The recently published statement OF
the manager of the WolFWilson
Drug Co., of St. Louis. which ap.
peared in the Post. Dispatch and
Globe.D Democrat Of that city, would
seem TO indicate that with no excep.
ton these preparations produced the
same results in all sections, regardless
of what pressure is brought to bear
against the medicines.
His statement is as follows:
This talk about ST. Louis going
mad over Mr.. Cooper is absurd. II
his preparations did not do all that is
claimed for them there would be no
demand. Mr. Cooper has nothing
whatever to do with It,"
1.-THE idea that his personally has
something to do with the sale of his
and that the people Of this
city only imagine they have been ben
Gifted, is to far.fetched to be serl-
Ously considered"
"one physician says the people have
disease called 'Cooper.mania, This
may be clever, but It certainly Is not
rue"
Il have sold these preparations on
rial ever since Mr.. Cooper made my
store his headquarters. Any one can
'eceive whatever they pay for the
instantly If they are not
atistied. # the people are infatuated
With Mr.. Cooper as is claimed, and
therefore, buy his medicines, why
lon't they come and ask for their
money after they have taken them?
)ut of the thousands of bottles we
ave sold almost none have been re.
CAS- matter Of fact, St. Louis Is no
RECEPTION in the immense demand for
hese preparations. Before Mr.. Cooper
ame to this city, l received letters
rom leading druggists throughout the
last telling me that wherever he goes
is preparations are sold almost 10
he exclusion Of all others"
Every city in this country where
lese medicines have been introduced
as had the same experience at St.
ouis. This ought to be proof posi-
We that the people know what they
re about"
In the light Of this statement It will
e interesting to see how these prep
rations are received in Fairmont
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-Four Prisoners
FACED THE MAYOR ON VARIOUS
CHARGES TODAY AND WE'RE
FINED.

Four prisoners were rounded up last
night.
Pete Mccain was plain drunk. He
was fined SIX dollars. He paid.
Guy DanIey was charged with being
drunk and lettering in a house of i'll
fame. He was fined ten dollars. + =
paid out.
George Murray was plain drunk
that was fined six dollars
Curt Meyers raised several rack
cts last night. He was arrested. His
fine was nine dollars. He Is in the
city jail.
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shrewd Scheme.


From the Somerville Journal
Traveller In Parlor Car-Porter, that
man in front will give you quarter
for busting him off, won't he?
Porter-Yes sir!
Traveler-Well, I'll give you half II
dollar to leave the dust of him, ard
not brush 1t of on to me.
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ME eaclIegs III tlle First wafl
school held meeting last evening
and elected d repfes eatat I've to tte
Mohongahela valley Round Table
which eonyenes At ciarksburg Mis-
Tocie Moore was the chosen repre-
sentative.
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When the tip of a dogs nose is cold
AMI moist, that dog is not sick. A
feverlsh dry nose means sickness with
dog. And so with the human lips.
Dry, cracked and colorless lips mean
feverishness, and are as well Ill ap
pearing. To have beautiful, pink, vel.
vet.like lips, apply at bedtime a coat
ing of Dr. Shops Green salve. 1t
will soften and heal any skin ailment,
Get free trial box at our store. and
be convinced. Large nickel capped
glass jars % cents. E. A, BilIingslea
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cIty Hospital.

Mr.. Guy Bennett, surgical patient
was dismissed yesterday.
Miss Lucy Parker was admitted
Yesterday for surgical treatment.
Miss Taylor has returned from
shinnston where she was nursing
NIs. +. Q Richardson.
Mss Johnson has returned from
Ninth street where she was nursing
W.! Wells who has been III, but Is
asR improving.
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Don't suffer day longer II you I'm,
sgtne yourself to be in the last stages
Of disease, but come to me AND BE
CURED, If you are suffering from vari-
cocele, structure. gonorrhoea, gleet,
enlarged PROSTATE, bladder affections,
blood poison, neuro-debility, lost man
hood. incompetency or nervous ex-
haustion from overwork, indiscrstion
or excess.
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MARIETTA.-R. D. Towzey, Buck
harmon; w. NJ. Hess. Warrington:
Charles E. Wells, Lamech Freeland
Glover's Gap; G. B. Cummings and
wife, c. M. Goodman, Clarksburg; W.
H. Carr, Thomas Burk, Salem; w. H.
Veach, Pennington: NJ. Carroll. A.
7. Warman, A. E. sprlggs, Wheeling;
F. A. Kinsel. Parkersburg' Jasper Wi.
son and wife, Parkersburg.
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Sure to Be JoIted.

Mr.. Bryan says government owner
ship viii be the dominant issue in
1903 If he is correct, tire Democratic
party should lose no time in securing
good, heavy padding for its neck
Houston Post.
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THE RECKONING.

Grace G. Bostwick, in the Pacific
Monthly.
! gather up my faded hopes
Poor shriveled howers-one by one,
And count the things that have lost
Against the things that have won.
And here was life: a Drumming bowl
OF magic wine, to drink or spill;
| slipped the bubbles and the bloom
Was lost before l felt it thrill.
And here was honor tried and true,
If | but kept the upward way;
| dared TO shirk the sacred trust
And lost what must rue for aye.
Love came at last! I gladly turned
To welcome her, fond lover.wlse:
With yearning heart and outstretched
arms,
And 10! she passed with downcast
eyes.
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Mrs. George Richardson Delightfully."-
entertained at a o'clock dinner last
evening in honor Of Mrs. T. B. Myers,
of Winfield, Kansas. Covers were laid
for eight and a very pleasant evening
was spent by the guests.
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Commercial Hotel.

Wednesday, November 7.-Henry
Mccullough, Hundred; Walter Corley
and Johnson Corley, Junior; GarellI
Neolse.
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Rear Huntlna.

Several First ward men the plan.
ming an expedition TO ;lie mountains
tn hunt bear and deer. They exrect
to leave this week an tlspend some
time in the mountains The names
of the party will appea later.
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Mrs. Mollie Leech will be hostess
to the sicilian Thimble Club on Tues
day evening at her home on the cor.
ner Of Raymond and Market streets.
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MANLEY-F. V. RucEman. Monon
gah; f. B. Dyer, Charleston; L. w.
Wingate, Manley; Mrs, c. R. Johns
ton, Miss Johnston, Morgantown; l.
NJ Elkins, Parkersburg. A. E. Spraggs
Wheeling.
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JACKSON. B. Bowman, Morgan.
town; NJ, Carroll. B. Edwards, Fl L.
Forner Wheeling.
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WATSON E. D. Gallahcr, v. F
Rives, S. NJ. Rive. S. NJ. Gallaher, S. F
Gallaher, Warrington; Luther Gun
ningham. Clarksburg; H. l.. Pride
Davis; G. H. Morrison. Moorebell;
e. Barley, ]. H. Clarke, Wheeling
NJ. S. Burdette, Martinsburg.
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OFFICE HoURs-s a. m. to 8 p.
Consultation and advice free. Static
Permanently located on Monroe, betw
Fairmont, W. Va, Jacobs Block, room
stairs.
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Gs manufacturer. the Rex lstarsss
positively guarantee to sustain the following FIVE claims
superiority We are fully authorzedto sell the Rex nner
tufted Mattress subject to these claims and
tate because we have Investigated thoroughly both the
of the article and the responsibility the manpfaearsrs
We take no risk for we have it black and white You
take no risk because give you written guarantee
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THE Latest Scientific Instruments
used in the Successful Treatment Of
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Many are taking advantage Of our
liberal subscription ofier see ad In
to-day's paper.
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DR.. BAILEY, Specialist
in Chronic Diseases.

I catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever Deafness
and all Lung Troubles
varlcoesIe and Structure Cured.
PILEs-I cure without operation in 10
days. No detention from business.
PRIVATE DISEASES = Newly cor.
tracted cases cured. All burning
and itching, Inflammation and UNI
natural weakness stopped.
RuPTURE-of men. women and chi.
dren cursd in from 10 to 30 days.
No detention from business Why
wear truss? Under my treatment
you throw it away.
KIDNEY. BLADDER AND STOMACH
TRousLEs-By my system Of treat
ment show signs Of improvement 81
once.
SKIN DISEASES . Treated success
fully.
RHEUMATISM, INFLAMMAToRY etSs
CHRONIC, CURED will make
calls on this class Of patients who
cannot come to the office III you
cannot call write for home treat
ment.
m. daily; Sunday. II a. m. to 3 p. m.
treatments and Ex-Ray examinations.
cen Main street and the opera house,
8 2O4-2O5. second floor. Come uD
Bell Phone 4t4J.
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RATES 500 PER DAY.

Free Automobile Service to GUEST.
Commercial men will ind a large ID
commodious sample room at their u
pOsal.
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| gather up my faded hopes
Poor shriveled Aowers-one by one,
And count the things that l have lost
Against the things that I have won.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07
INFANTRY TEAM Is
WINNER OF MATCH
FIRST PRIZE is THE NATIONAL
TROPHY OF $500 IN CASH PRO-
vIpED BY CONGRESS AND ALSO
MEDALS FOR TEAM MEMBERS.

Seagirt, N. j., September 6.-The ma
tional team match was won today by
the team representing the infantry OF the
United States army, the first prize con-
sisting of the national trophy provided
by Congress, $500 in cash and medals for
team members. Second prize, the Hilton
trophy. 500 and medals for team mem
bers, was won by the team of the United
States cavalry. Third prize, the bronze
soldier of Marathon, $3.50 and medals for
the team members of Massachusetts,.
Fourth prize. 500 and medals for the
team members by New York. Fifth prize,
SIS ana medals for the team members. by
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Honorable Mention

| Ruby Convil 2O24 18th Ave
Miss Willie Jean Stewart, 1925 North 10th
street
Chris Hofer, Helena Station.
Mrs. L. M. Sullivan, 2s11 18th Ave.
Miss Wilmer Piper, 2314 9th Ave.
Miss Sara ORear 2226 18th Ave.
Jerry Williams, 3511 18th Ave, north.
Mrs. Roy Mccullough. 112 North 9th ST.
Mrs. L. T. Hester. 22S1 9Th Ave.
Marjorie Dean Smith. 2io4 18th Ave.
Mrs Robert H. Woodrow South High
! lands.
Mrs. L. C. G. Aston. 9os 4Sth st.
wilcie scharber, 2312 Sth Ave, north.
Mrs. M. L. Markham, Woodlawn.
Miss Rosa Naien, Delmar
Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith. 721 North oath st.
Mrs. Charles l.. Foster, West End.
Selma Blank, North 18th ST.
Mrs. d. p. Roeesch Avondale.
NILE Nell Leatherwood, Cordova.
Mrs. A. b. Hendrix, $40 10Th St., north.
Miss Ellen Bewson. SOS LIST Ave, Wood
| lawn.
Mrs, II. A Walker. S14 South 18th st.
Wilmoth Hickman, Ensley.
Mrs G. w. Armstrong. sl6 North oath.
May Kennedy, Bessemer
Mrs. A. B. Mckinney, 1912 7th Ave-
Mrs T. C. Smith, 1917 9th Ave. north.
Miss Alene Glass( 1616 Sth Ave.
Miss Mary Wilson, S27 South 18th St.
| A. d. Moore, 6l3 10Th ST., north
| Edith E. Eborn, 720 18th ST.. south.
| Sarah Brooks, 2217 18th Ave, south.
Ruth Henderson
Mrs. S. E. Morse, Green Springs
, Miss Jessie w. Black, 1922 21st Ave.
Mrs. Lulu w. Kennedy, 1881 9TH Ave, N.
| Miss K. ]. Harrison, 1904 Sth Ave.
Susie Canon, Sylacauga.
Miss Fannie Bell Spiva, 1878 Jasper st.
| Mabel Morgan, Woodward.
Mrs. B. F. Crabbe. 807 18th ST., south.
G. Heibert, 1000 End Ave, Bessemer.
Mrs. ]. D. Nolan, 223 10Th St, south.
| Mrs. H. E. Bouldin, 18th st.
Mrs. B. A. Phillips. Sylacauga
Lille Cabnass, Shelby.
Mrs. Ray Mccullough, Woodlawn.
! Ethel Smith, 1914 5Sth ST
+, w. J. Hendon, Livingston
Mrs. R. w. Lewis, Bessemer.
Mary Huddleston. 229 I'D St.
| Helen Oracle Cooper, Chidersburg
Mrs. H. H Miner, West End
| Mrs. William w. Arrant Shelby.
c. A. Leake, Birmingham
| Mrs. David B. Evans. Belle Ellen.
Mrs. Onie Kirt, Birmingham.
Mrs. William Farrell Bessemer.
| Mrs. e b. Candles, Bessemer.
| Miss Julia Shivers. Marion
Miss Kate Bell Harrison, Bessemer.
Mrs. M. E. McVoy Selma.
| Marguerite Pittman, Wylam
Mrs. George T. Hill, Tuskegee.
Mrs. Sidney M. Ullman, 1920 S. 18th st.
Mrs. NJ. D. Knight, Birmingham.
Mrs. Leslie Gray. Jasper.
! Mrs. James w. Wood, West End
Ida Killian, 2217 4th Ave.
Mrs. ]. B. Arid, 1901 18th Ave. north.
Mrs. K. L. Bruins. Bessemer.
Mrs. John S. Foster Jasper.
Norwood Ledger, s21 18th st., north.
Miss Willitta Stephens 724 Goth ST., W.
Mrs w. H. Caller, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs Richard c. Cobb Delmar.
Mrs w. C. Miles. Village Springs
Mrs. w. Y. Dill, 924 18th St, South.
! Mrs B. r. Jones, Leeds.
J. H. McClendon, Pip End Ave
Hattie Sue Baker. Birmingham
Mrs. ]. c. Gosham. ZIG 18th Ave
Mrs Una E. Fulton, Woodlawn.
| Mrs D. X. Carter, Jasper.
Mrs. d. F. Harrington, 1901 Ave. F..
Miss Virginia Mitchell. Bessemer.
Mrs, r. F. Pomeroy, 1109 18th Ave-, N
Sadie Elliott Moundville.
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Miss Emily Dryman, Pratt CITY,
Ada Reese. West End.
Miss Norma Welsch. 1914 N. 14th st.
Miss Carrie C. Wood Tuscaloosa Ave.
Mrs. ]. II. Hill, 721 N. Path St.
Barbara Chambers, 7521 End Ave.
Fred S. Elsacer COS N. 2Srd st.
Mrs. Carrie Ctrickland, TAI N. 21st st.
Mrs. j. Boewdy, 800 n. 10th St.
Mrs. R. w. Lewis. Bessemer.
Mrs. Tllen Bew, 223 s. 18th st.
Mrs. C. l. Lebot, Memphis Tenn.
Mrs. Jesse s. Webb Portland.
Vera Mae Oneal, 1880 18th Ave.
Mrs. S. B. Innis 1910 Avenue H.
Mrs. S. A. Hall, Woodlawn.
Mrs J. A. Vaughan. 1910 N. goth st.
Miss C. Rebekah Jones, East Lake.
w. D. Meade 26lS nth Ave.
Miss Matte Thomas. Warrior.
Mrs. Floyd white, Greensboro.
Alice Boardman. Belle Ellen.
Mrs. Jere c. Dennis, Dadeville.
Mrs. N. F. Bennett. 400 nth st.
Miss Sadie Blanhard 1901 Avenue C.
Mrs. j. r. Sadler, East Lake.
Mrs. A. w. Horney, AIS 18th Ave.
Mrs. W. N. Miller, 1000 8th Ave.
Mrs. ]. r. Andrews. Birmingham.
Mrs H. r. Lewis 2519 Avenue C..
Annie NJ. Mays 1921 N. 18th St.
Mrs. A. B. Luster. SIG S9th st.
Miss Donnie White. $50 S. 34th st.
j. A. Laird, 1922 N. 18th st.
Miss Marie Turner, Florence.
Mrs H. H. Copeland. 40 N 18th st.
Miss Ruby Danforth, Village Springs.
Miss Mary Persinger. 4419 5th Ave, S.
Mrs Alice B. Smith, GALS Highland Ave.
Mrs l. j. Duncan, Ensley.
Mamie Killian, 2217 4th Ave.
Estelle Hayes, $500 18th Ave.
Mrs. A. B. Luster, Avondale.
Miss Estelle Hant. Woodlawn.
Mrs. Fletcher Ware. S25 S. 18th st.
Mrs. ]. 7. Mcpherson, 1920 LIST Ave.
Mrs. Paul Rothpletz, 223O 9Th Ave.
A. ID. Moore 61S N. 10Th st.
Mrs. Mamie Densler. 72S w. goth st.
Mrs. Eula Collins, 230 9Th Ave.
Annie May White. 619 END ST., S.
Willis Ransom, 1926 n. 14th St.
Mrs. J. Robert Vance, 1900 Ave. B.
Mrs. A. L. Albertson. 2319 22nd Ave.
Mrs. c. L. Mills, 700 S. 18th st.
Glover Moore, 1915 Tuscaloosa Ave.
Georgia Vogt, $500 9Th Ave, N.
Miss Virginia Clidresss. 21OO 18th Ave. N
Mary Vance. Woodlawn.
MIS-. huDy II. OldTEe, blrlnlIlB nam.
Mrs s. R. Cafe Avondale.
Mrs. S. E. Willoughby, Woodlawn.
Mrs. Charles L. Foster, West End.
Victor Blank, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Mrs. L. B. Wyatt. Decatur.
Miss John Staff, 230S 9Th Ave
Mrs. NJ. E. Butt. Childersburg.
Mrs. e. c. Pugh. Woodlawn.
Mrs. Ed C. Mackey, Jr.. 719 S. 21st St
Mrs. II. G. Farrar, SIS 23rd ST., N.
Miss Beatrice Smith, ST. N. 18th ST.
Mrs. f. A. Mohns, Avondale.
Mrs. Lillian Kelly, West End.
Miss Bessie Bruce, North Birmingham.
Mrs. A. R. Moore. 1106 18th Ave, n.
Mrs. e. L. Calhoun, East Lake.
Julian Benjamin 915 Alabama st.
j. Sam McElrath, 523 S. 26th ST.
Mrs. P. M. Mcneil Pratt City.
Mrs. e. N. Burlington. w. Highlands,
city.
Miss Davis Moughon. 1928 18th St
Mrs. G. L. Harrington. 1925 S. 18th st.
Mrs. C. B. Stamps. eWst End.
Mrs. E. S. Kennedy, 1880 N Goth St.
Mrs. T. M. Cacchini 81 S. 18th ST.
Mrs. H Brouwell, Woodlawn.
Mrs. l. B. Hendrix, S19 N. Goth st.
Mrs. j P. Hoffman. zoos Bird Ave.
Miss Hattie Mallory, Woodlawn.
Mrs. Fred Hillman. Aldrich.
Miss Della Dryer, 1901 18th st.
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Mrs P. B. Kennedy. Pratt City.
Mrs. j. H. Leman. 1922 South 18th st.
Mrs ]. e. Pughsley
Mrs. Parker Young Pratt City.
Mrs w. H. McChristock.
Mrs George Bowen, 919 South 18th st.
H. d. Gufton 919 South 18th ST.
Mrs w. Y. Higgins. 2SOS 9th Ave.
Mrs J. ]. Altman, 25O1 Avenue IL.
Miss Carmes Smith, 2310 sd Ave, North
Birmingham.
Miss Agnes Clarkson, Avondale.
Mrs Sarah Fl. Johnston.
Miss Eunice Miner
II. NJ Lucy, North Birmingham.
Mrs J. d. Selman.
Mrs. Charles N Lee, Munford.
Mrs. ID. X. Carter, Jasper.
Mrs Cecil Campbell Trussville.
Miss Kate Smith.
Mrs A. Hochstadter.
Mrs j. l.. Bush.
Mrs. M. ]. Walker
J. N. Benners.
Mrs Matte V. Runnelley
Mrs. Sterling A. Wood
Nellie Maud Carter, Jasper.
Mrs. Frelen c. Turner, Corona
Mrs B. Y. Nuttall. Cordovs.
Mrs. A. c. Oxford, North Haven.
Mrs. Ed Prickett.
Magdelene Bowen.
Miss Johnnie May Cruise.
Margaret Barker
Mrs. May B. Allison.
Margaret Tomlinson.
Miss Lizzie Joe, Montgomery.
Mrs. A. e. Rowe, Jasper.
Mrs. B. l.. Allen, Athens.
Mrs. Louise c. Pyrnelle.
Mrs. II. p. Tissus.
Mrs. T. ]. Tolbert.
Mrs. j. p. Jones' Owenton.
Miss Lizzie Shackelford.
George Housman
S. NJ. Wood, West End.
Miss Edna Monroe.
Miss Mai Stalcup.
Mrs. Felix e. Blackburn, Elyton.
Mrs. j. ]. Altman.
Mrs. C. w. Black.
Miss w. V. Hartwell.
Mrs. r. Hunt.
Mrs. John e. Peck.
Mrs. S. ]. Hill, Bessemer.
Mrs. ID. j. Lovett.
Miss Katherine Mason, s21 N 10Th st.
Mrs. John Lewis 1919 18th ave-. south.
Miss X. l.. Harris 2004 Sth ave-, north.
Miss Nora Hawkins, Birmingham.
Mrs. |, NJ. Mullins, 315 21st st.
Mrs. c. M. Shelton, West End.
Mrs. j. II. Dunbar. no 30th ST.. SOUTH
j. d. Harris. 212S 18th ave. north.
Mrs. Frank Planch Stevens, Birmingham.
Miss Blair Mason. S21 N. 18th st.
Mrs. A. d. James, York.
Mrs. George Fl. Harrison, Ensley.
Mrs. ]. G. Putnam, 1850 18th st.
George Butterfield, 1908 25th ST.. north.
Mrs. James Hayes. 1915 Bird Ave
Mrs. c. F. Beel, 1904 18th Ave, north.
Miss Kate Dennis, IA G. II.
Mrs. NJ. d. Marble, 1900 22d Ave.
Mrs. ]. M. Broomall. Elyton.
Mrs. E. Reynolds Lyde, 1923 18th Ave,
south
Miss Lora oliver, 1929 18th st.
Miss NJ. Adele Shaw. 11S5 Louise Ave.
Mrs. X, d. Myers. Birmingham.
Mrs. G. N. Goodwin. col n 2Srd
Mary Carver. 1901 10th Ave.
Martha e. Mcknight. PIP Ave I.
Miss Della Dyer, 1901 18th ST.
Mrs. w. A. Ward, Ensley
Miss Sadie Botsai, Humboldt Ave
Mrs. Francis P Lewis, East Birmingham.
Mrs. K. D. Myers, Birmingham.
Miss May Bell. 1904 18th Ave, n.
Mrs. w. H. McClintock, 1904 18th Ave.
south.
Miss Mary T. Jones, Birmingham.
Mrs. II. D. Merrill 1921 9Th Ave, north.