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an inspection. He said that they went over the lines in Florida last week and had Just beet to Atlanta.
 In reply td a question MT. Hix said that he had bot heard anything of the appointment bf A. W. Towsley, assist ant to the pri prisident, as general manager of the Seabdrd, which would separate the offices ofpresident and general man. ager.
 In regard improvements on the Bir- mingham ditsion of the Seaboard, MT. Hix said thd nothing was contemplated at present 1e stated that 75-pound rail was being lad now and that by the first of October te entire line would be laid with heavy hil, which would make 1t the finest piece bf road in the south. He said further hat no addition to the equip- ment of tht division was planned. but that when he heavy rail was laid it would be posible to operate the heaviest equipment tie road has on the Birming- ham divisioi
 If the fretht business justifies it. MT. ,Hix said, 4lditional freight equipment would be set to this division, as 1t was the policy hd intention of the road to meet all thl demands on it. He stated that the Shboard has just received a large consignment of ventilated cars and that 1000 boI cars have been ordered and the deliveryof them will commence soon.
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BEAVERS TO HOLD
 ANNUAL PICNIC
DAM NO. f,DF BIRMINGHAM BEAv- FRS TOl GO TO EAST LAKE "WEDNESDAY AND HETE A BIG BARBECUE AND OUTING.

Birmingham dam No l of the Inde. pendent Order of Beavers will hold its annual picnic and barbecue at East Lake Wednesday. Tany preparations are be. ing made for tle occasion which promises to be very elborate one. Following are the committeeswhich will have the picnit and barbecue il charge:
 On Music-L. D. Pearsons, chairman; A
 B. Cheek, w. ]. Cobbs.
 On Invitation4W. II. Fruitticher, chair,
 man; pr. J. w. Barclay, H. E. Shaw, c
 B. Powell. J. P.Stiles.
 On Floor-E. . Whiting, chairman: E w. Fruittcher. c. W. Watkins. E. W Bullock.
 On Refreshmerls-H. W. English, chair
 man; John L. Paker. W. c. Thompson. On Finance-Fs F. Turner, chairman J. T. Hickman. C. w Turner. R. T Boyett, I. R. Rbenstein. W. E. Wier w. s. Cole, T. M. Stapleton. W. F
 Vaughn, G. W. ,ousson. H. T. Cotton
 E. A. Davis. W. '. White, A. s. Cowan Jr., J. J. Woodros, R. R. swaley. R. l.
 Brogdon, w. D. iunn. Charles Pfester H. c. Weller, J. w. Brockman. E. W
 Bullock, H. l.. Bll, Jock Bailey, T. A Lappage, L. K. Sherry, K. J. Moyle, w H. Fruitticher.
 On Barbecue-G6rge Cousson. chair man; Tom Jeffers. W. s. Cole On Reception-Ji A. Rountree. chair man; E. J. McCrdsin. J. Haley, Jr., J M. Russell, E. c. Ioore. James E. Flaw kins. c. P. Jones, l., Thomas F. Parker NJ H. Crittenden. 2. R. Pfiester, W. E Wier, T. B. Alford,Jr., E. L. Higdon, J A. Downey. Hugh McGeever, Riley D Cronk, Ben F. Babour. W. J. Varley Charles T. Leahmat R. E. Collins, c. P Orr, D. Mckenzie, lbert Stratford.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Bliou.

Max Hoffman's company will open a weeks engagement at the Bijou theatre tonight, offering a bill which combines re- fined vaudeville and musical comedy fea- poser who has won fame and fortune with a long list of song hits. He has been writing music for the Rogers Broth CTS productions for the past two sea- sons.
 MT. Hoffman's company contains "Sli- vers'' Oakley, famous circus clown who will introduce a vaudeville sketch which is said to be extremely funny. Mir. Oak ley is a favorite at the New York Hip
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
CoNcoRDA SOCIETY MEETS.
Will Take Part in the North American
 Saeneerfest Next Year.

The Concordia society will participate in the North American Saengerfest to be held in Indianapolis in 1907. Al the meeting of the society last night it was decided to take part In the quadrennial meeting of the national association.
 The meeting of the southern division in Birmingham In 19f was also discussed It consists of the societies in Birmingham, Little Rock, New Orleans. Memphis, Chattanooga, Decatur and Atlanta.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Henry Taylor Wildsmith.

The funeral of Henry Taylor Wild- smith who died Friday afternoon after an illness from Meningitis of about two months duration was conducted yester- day afternoon at . o'clock from the Cum berland Presbyterian church, internent following fin Elmwood cemetery. The ser- vices were conducted by the Rev. l. D. Steele. Several members of the young mans Sunday school class acted as pall- bearers.
 The deceased was r years of age and son of Mir. and Mrs. E. T. Wildsmith. He Is also survived by three brothers. R. W7ildsmlth Ballard Wildsmith and Fred Wildsmith and by four sisters Miss Muschoga, Miss Jamie, Miss Alice and Miss Lula Wildsmlth. He was a pupil of the Birmingham High school, where he took n prominent place in the school athletics and was regarded as d young man of exceptional talent. Up to the time of hs fatal illness he was connected with the mailing department of The Age-Her- ald
 Many beautiful floral offerings were different friends of the young man which attested the high esteem in which he was held by all who knew him. Among these was one sent by his fellow workmen in the mailing room, and a handsome de- sign from Tony Jeru1co, who always took an especial pride in the youth.
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Arrange fer Picnic.

A meeting of the Jefferson County Or phanage association will be held at St. Pauls hall Tuesday night ct 7:30 o'clock to perfect arrangements for the annual picnic of the Jefferson County Orphanage association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
Order Restored.

Bialystok, via Warsaw. June 1T.-Order has been restored. The three delegates sent here by the lower house of parlia- ment have arrived and begun an investi- gation of the disturbances.
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ENDOWMENT FUND . HOWARDINCREASING
DIR. MONTAGUE SPEAKS AT BRIGHTON BAPTIST CHURCH, AND RAISES $52o FOR ENDoW- MENT OF HOWARD COLLEGE.

ard college, spoke at Brighton Baptist church yesterday morning and at the conclusion of the regular services sub stription was taken for the endowment fund of the college Those who subscribed a nd tha amnInt is aa follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
THE WEATHER

Washington, June 17.-Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Fair Mon- day and Tuesday; light southwest winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
Matter Much SimpIe-

are heavenly minded now, and others are not
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Similar to Flowers. When a man starts life. In the full
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-03

An ahsontmindod woman one Sun
day morning walked into church, took
a ruut seat and Joined In the service
vigorously. Then the collection bas.
ket was passed TO her and putting in
n coin, she looked about. She cast
glancos In oyerv direction. her mind
cleared, and am expression OF amaze.
ment oycrspread her face She got
up she hurried down the aisle She
overlook tho man with he collection
basket. I'm in the wrong church,
sne whispered, and taking out the
coin she PIT In, she hurried forth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-03

Gracious, mani" cNclaims the doc.
tor when Mr. Glubbins calls him In
hurry.
Your temperature Is rioting along
near the dango. point and you--"
And I'm worse o than / ever was
before, an through the diet YOU pre-
sCribod."
Impossible Mr.. Glubbins. ! told
you distinctly 10 conhnc yourself 90
such foods as would be taken by a
5.yoar-old child
And didn't follow ordcrs7 rto
apple cores and dog biscuits ana ends
of burnt matches aud scraps of potato
pcclns am everything else I could
pick mp while mo- one was looking
ana here ann pretty near dead"
Hastily rejecting upon the CASTRO
uomical tendencies of the average @
yoarold child the doctor tells Mr
Gmbhins that me- has been oycrdoinr
the dict ana will cave TO subslst ON
soft toast and hot water for a week.
Life.
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NEWSPAPER cHAFF.


"My dinner cold
He sworo with VIM
And then She made
10 hot for him
Philadelphia Press
o.
The New York girls latest idea In
automobiles 8. t1 have hers painted
to match or snf 900 her uair
a superb r1r fua' focused 1880 ESQ
On IItta af,nu, few days nro was
painted a rich mahogany brown, ari
the chl0t occupant of the tumeau was
yo.ue woman with o mass Cf red
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avenue. She was dressed iu brown.
t.o yhrf.Ir WON. o. brown uniform
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Boston huu t,rrIur. don, in shining
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bachelor. "eg1ry. ar green could NOT
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might he"
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yellow pup Sew York Press
-
The late Sir John Macdonald pre-.
micr of Canada, one evening was pros.
ont AZ O public dinner. nj which he
was expected 20 deliver a rather I'm.
portant speech. In the couviviality OF
the occasion he forgot the more SER
ious duty Of the evening and when at
a late hour he rose his speech was 10y
heen. The reporter. knowing that Il
would not do To- print his notes as they
stood. called ON Sir John next day
and told him that he was not quite
sure of having secured an accurate re-.
port. He was Invited to read over his
notes. but ne had not got far when Sir
John interrupted him with THAT is
not what said" There was n pause
and Sir John continued. Let me re-
neat NV remarks" lie then walked
up and down the room nd delivered
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a.. -, a.. ,,,,.,l ro,ort,r ,,bo ,,.ol,
~, o,,.,. ,,,r5 ,s a. g,u frou his
r,s Having thanked Sir John nr
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VII, a., y..e recalled to r,,rf,o thIs
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sno,p.r ,,b.r yo, an, drr,l. Il,p
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.
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WAS introduced 10 "a man from PITS
burg. Il made some speeches cut n
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Ingredients are ON every bottle
Contains no opiates. For loss OF sleep
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NOTICE
To Telephone Patrons

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-03

The Hon. John g.. long tells ~ an
amusing Incident which occurred dur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-03

ing the Mckinley Bryan campaign
80 the railroad station In bingham.
whore Mr.. Long resides there was 'u-
uloycd OF that time witty lrishmaD
named Mike Roean one evening n
thp heat of the campaign. as the trlia
pulled In from Boston. Mr.. Long ulight
ad and seeing Mike standing ON the
platform. and knowing him 90 be- "a
dyod.intho.Wool Democrat he said:
Sow Mike what do You think of
.hat Everybody ON that train ! just
GOT OH IS Republican. There isn't
Democrat on the train
"Oh." said Mike, "wDat does tina.
train amount to? Wait ,iu the gravel
$50 nacomos 10, Boston Horlad.
shortly before congress adjourned
Congressman Cushmm OF Washing.
ton took the floor at a night session
and delivered a capital stump speech.
ilp pokod fun at the Democratic party
and paid his respects TO Mr. Townc.
of New York whom he lampo1ncd In
Witty fashion. no got along splendid
Iy as long as ne stuck TO the humorous
vein, but met with disaster later
when he undertook TO be pathetic.
With tears In his voice he said. "Mr
Chairman, only Few days ago / stood
beside bier "Onc beer?" asked
some one. stein or glass?" queried
another. a few minutes ago. did you
say?' came from a third Bottle or
kog?' was still another question. BY
that time the house was in roar and
Cushman.s pcroration came TO a sud
den Kanss aCity Star
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"Aiy dinner cold
BE sworU with a vim,
And then She made
10 hot for him
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Servicio De NeW.York

L cargs vsporss YORK
doce del de antes de 10 sadA :. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

intereses que adsuda el dt tmandado Al
demandant', con mas los intersaes le-
gales hssta 81 complttD psgo y Ia 0
costas del pleito, ssgdu todo apart cs
de la demanda preteLtAds.
Y hsbiendose acreditado or me.
dio de I'd iavit que oil dtma ado Ma.
nuel Argusso Flores Ie b .llA Aussnte
de Puerto Rico, que exitts causa de
aeci6n - Ct rte ha ordeps do 90 b. "a
10 citsci6n del dtmSndsdo por me dio
de edittos que &c plhlicarAn una vtz
en- csda Umana dufSpte dos meses, ,
que de no ct mpsrtcer & coDtestar di.
cha dems nda deLtro de les 2 meses
despres de nCti6csdo, ell damApdan1
pcdra obterer un fal,U q gu fAvtr por
10 cantidad. re clsmada COZ forne ( de
I, recho.
Y psrS la publicac On de 10 pre-
Iente citAci6n duranie ell leImino dis
puesto en el peri6dicr I A DEMoCRACIA
la txiiendo bsio mi 6rma en- HumacAC
Puerto Rico & tres de MARIO de 1905
ENRIQUE RINcoN,
SGcrttary Distric Court { I HumsSao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
EDIOTO

En- 10 Corts de DIstrlto del Diatrito
judicial de Humscao, Puerto Rico.
Estados Unid,s de AmerisA. Fl Pre-
aidenie de los Estsdos Unidos. SIS.
IndAlecio Lopez, ,-Demandante, contra
Msnuel Argueso Flores.- Demar.
dado. I EmplSzamiento,
III Pueblo de Puerto Rico
A Manuel Argnslo Flores, 8 see el
demand ado antes mencionado.
IOR LA PRESENTE ae nc uficA &
used, Qre 90 ha preaer tado tn la Of.
Gina del Seer elario de 10 CCrte dc
Distrito del DiStrlto. J judicial de Hu'
macao Puerto Rico, 10 dtmsnda del
actor anies citsdo en- IL cuAl solic.As
ae dicts aeL Vel ciR condenapdo . de-
mar dAdo 81 pago de SELL NIL Qua
TRoCIENToS DOLLARS por cspitsI
8 IntereSss procedentes de preItimo
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Board Ct Medical Examiners

SecYetarta RI mAftes 3 de Abril
90 celebraran xsmspts para lea a,pi
rAntes & licenciss de Medic0s, Prdcti
cdates y Consddronas
Los que deseen - meterse & exS
menes deber&n " e,e tar una solicItud,
cuyo modelo pu'ce ldquirirse, bier
por o. rreo 6tp |. &c ne de eta Sc
crets ria.
A dicho 81 cis d deben scc mps
hArse c'ertos d, c, mactts, que scredi
ten derecho de los aspirantea 4 tai
exzmen.
Los aspil artes & licenciAs para
prActicar 10. bedici q y la Ciruil ,
necesitan pressLtar tftulc 6 diploma
del 6licos Ciruiapos, tx pedido POI
Univsrsidad q E.cusla bien acredita
\ das y psgar un dertcho on Tesorslft
| de is dollars.
Les Aspir. 1tss & Prs ct'csptes de
ben txhlbir un certidcad), hacienda
eonatar una .pracslea por un tlempt
no menor de dcs , d Q, lihrado por III
medlco ca servlcio de Hospitsl 8 eI
Clfnica particular. Fogdrdn 10 dollar
por derechos dc txamenes
| Las que asTiren q Com.drons
cump.irAn el m'smo rquisito, pagan
| do solo dollars.
i Las solicitudes podr n presental
90 desde la fechs &c publicssi6n d
este or uncio, ha,tA 81 81 del mes o
curse.
Para ipformes y envfn de dLcr
me ntos, dirighse ss,a Seoretarii
San Francisco 73 6ipsrtado 7l2.
DR. M. QUEvEDo BAE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

y Asi suce VAmente todos los dem&s
platos.
Tambien ne haeen abonos para
familiaa & precios limitados, estos COZ
quineenas adels ntadas.
Un cubierto de II 81 y de6G7 on
el Restaurant, SO ctvs.
Los iueves } domingos se haee m
selecto eAldo gAllsgo, y los s&bAdol
pasteles , aAAeaa con polio.
JUAN@ ARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

M.gpe susOibe pone 90 eonoci-
uAeuto de sns numeroaos .pArroQuia-
obs, que desde ssta fecha, y On mi Sc
gundo comedor, los precios estsran
~ relaci6p con 10 situaci6n actual:
On bIEtek, Il ctvs. Una ternerA e,n.
panadA, 10 etvs. Un ArroS con galli-
40, 10 ctvs, On caldo gallego, 10 etvs.
On bacAlao { la vixcaina, 10 etys. Una
sopa con earns, J etvs. Una sopa dc
gallinA, Q etvs. ina mixta, 8 eava.
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The New York ( Porto Rico Steamship company
Bip nntao Postal CON GoIeno d los [aos UnH@ Do VDida

OanE ARKADIA harG va rsguAres,lr RI
New Orleans Puerto Rico, ievando passieros cargs
cQboQE PORTO RICO evando pasaleros esrg
los dos madrugada todos los ppertos DC
miercces Ferro ~
Mario 1Abr 49, oes jue Msrso Is 20 Abr yS
de Compna New York
h.ssa les IL del die sn DC ada Sc pa On
10 tarde del da anterior aaida
vspor vAsco eyando esrgs soamene ,dra para @ 10. pao
49, Abri II 2 sl oste Febrero 2 Mszo
Ab 49, Admirt hasta les IL del dis ases DO ~ sdA
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
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Cerecedo Hmnos g. 90.
SAN FRANCISCO So,

Gran rebaia de precios. en- bene6cio del pdbhco.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1906-11-17
STAMPING GROUND.

We regret to learn that Mrs. G.
b. Roberts, who has been i'll, is
worse.
Mr.. J. A. Robinson, who has
been i'll tor a week is able to be
out again.
Mr.. S. n. Sinkhorn, formerly of
Long Lick, has removed to this
place to reside.
Mr.. Thos. Horsley, who recently
sold his farm to Mr.. w. o. CAL
vert, has come to town to reside.
The new flour mill will be ready
to commence grinding about the
18th of December, if nothing un-
toward happens.
Died-In this place. on Tuesday,
November 6, Mrs. Della Graves
died. very suddenly, of heart fail
ure. Her death was shock to
her many friends. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Thos. J. Stevenson, of George
town, in the absence of Rev. G.
w. Hill, her pastor, at the Bap-
tist church, on Thursday after
noon, and the remains were laid
to rest in the Masonic Cemetery.
Born-On November 3, to Mr..
W. A. Perry and wife-a son.
Mr.. Jas. S. Glass is still very
i'll, with about even chances for
recovery.
Mrs. DR.. p. II. Crutchfeld and
son are visiting relatives in Jessa-
mine county.
We regret to learn that Mr.. o.
lie Murphy is not improving as it
was hoped he would.
Mr.. w. O. Calvert has moved
to his farm recently purchased
from Mr.. ThOs. Horsley, on the
Elinville pike.
The big tobacco barn, with %
acres of tobacco, belonging tn
Judge J. +. Cantrill, was de
stroyed by fire Oh Monday night.
Only partial insurance.
UNO.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1906-11-17
HARNIELAND.

There are not many on the sick
list. Among those are Messrs.
Ben Stephens and John Coins.
Mr.. Ebert Smith and family
spent Saturday and Sunday in Ii
ger.
Miss Bessie Coon spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. Cleveland Smith.
Miss Nellie Agnes is visiting
Miss Maggie Smith.
Miss Bertha Lewis, Mr.. Victor
Banta, Miss Hattie Lewis and Mr..
Willie Coins went to Choateville
Sunday. Mr.. Victor is rushing
his new buggy.
Mr.. Sam Duvall called On Miss
Sallie Mcqueen Sunday evening.
Lost-Some where between Mr..
James Brawner's andIHarvieland.
Charlie Downey. Fifteen cents
reward if returned to the right
party.
We are sorry, while in such
haste to leave Mr.. Brawner's Sun
day night, Mr.. Bill Coins was so
unfortunate to loose his derby
hat.
Mr. Asa Lawrence called or Miss
Ella Duvall Sunday evening.
Mr.. Sam Duvall went to the
city Monday, but for some reason
did not return until Saturday
night. Something very unusual
for Sambo to do.
We are glad to have Mr.. James
Harrod back in the country once
more.
There will be meeting at Harvie-
land Schoolhouse the Sd Sunday
night. Every one is invited to
hear Rev. E. Rodgers speak.
ONION EYES.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1906-11-17
POSTMASTER ROBBED.

G.. w. Fouts, Postmaster at
Riverton, Ia, nearly lost his life
and was robbed of all comfort,
according to his letter, which
says: For 20 years | had chronic
liver complaint, which led to such
II severe case of jaundice that even
my finger nails turned yellow;
when my doctor prescribed Elec-
trio Bitters; which cured me and
have kept me we'll for eleven
years. Sure cure for Bilious
ness. Neuralgia, Weakness and all
Stomach, Liver, Kidney and
Bladder arrangements. a won-
dcrful Tonic. At all druggists.
80 cents.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1906-11-17

has been spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Gus Dean, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. VIM. Pierce is having his
house painted.
l think the correspondent of
Cedar Grove last Saturday made
a slight mistake in the direction
OF that wedding.
Mr.. Victor Banta and his best
girl attended the Choateville
Church Sunday night.
SWEET PERSIMMONS.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1906-11-17
HORRIBLE MURDER.

One of the most horrible MUIR
ders of recent years was that of
Mrs. Mamie Etly, which occurred
in Louisville, on Tuesday night,
November 6. Her throat was cut
and her skull crushed. The au-
thorities were completely at a loss
to determine the author of the
crime, but now comes the little
daughter of Mrs. Etley and says
that her father, John Etly, is the
criminal. He stoutly denies the
crime.
1t is simply lnconceivable how
a man could do such u thing.