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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11
Quick Sales
rs WHAT THE OWNERS OF
THE PROPERTY LISTED
BELOW WISH:

The PROPERTY LISTED
BELOW WISH:
Desirable lot, Norwood, on the
east side Of 80 ST., beginning
120 feet south of 18th ave.
Beautiful level lot. 50X15O,
Huntsville ave, just south OF
No. 134S Huntsville ave.
Two lots on the east side of
l1th St, between 18th and
18th ayes, south.
150x140, Owenton, southwest
corner Sarah ave. and street
leading direct to college.
100x200, North Birmingham,
northeast corner 10Th ave.
Sth st.
Choice lot, 50x190, West End,
on the south side Of Second
ave-, between Vine and Pearl
SITS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11

TRY the Gawk for half-tone and line
elllusfrations. Ase.Herald Building
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11

Sheer Swiss and Linen Cambria,
neatly hemstitched, Handkerchiefs,
that are selling in other good stores
at 10c and more, at the very QOo
great bargain price of 6 for. =. OOO
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11

A large collection of quaint and
pretty Japanese ware. includes
Salad Bowls, Chocolate Pots,
Plates, Vases, etc, worth up to sc.
You may take choice An
for only. =. ...... RA'OO
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-11

Gilt Clocks, in very attractive
designs; accurate time &1O0
keepers; special at. 80. P A'OO
Souvenir Letters, containing Is
good Birmingham views; So
one day only. -. .......A. W
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18
eaus8SRs OF COTTON sgsp,
!tNa Ra'6lng Tenth !iannal cnnpan,
tsoE in AtahnsSa>

-Naanis,. Man l'5.-NNa. hnmintai
G'i'esatss tn, Thu lnse,ssata Qutsnn
SNni C!msamr>' Ihnta, amna9I tonvun.
tam. asSsHmsh,a' hnra This, mtming.
ll'hn 'HmNHniAun, was; olfaniail l,N L.. .f.
fansm az -ilRanta,. chairman otl iR,u
tn''nmiEta az atWaninamnmis,, CIV.
NA'nNf'I N'a'n'mtai} ,1s,itgatsss in hal,n,f
Al. 'kht siats,, ,t c.. Hamilton. a, Baton
as"'ga t1xessiimst otl asSsminsim M.
Ssrhn'ta" Mayor WenniNan3 a,itilxess.
iaa - fd'la'h al o,tel itn wl,iiA, ,r,uls
Avs mmin hN IT. la,, RaiinNs. al lfarls
lhHtas>, ttiiss ataarrnnm. lfNeS,itms
iEthn'iscm 'nmfh. ti,n annna,i miiiirss
Followed ',,3 naents ssananp Commit,
itnFs tf'il't'Vihg affa1mnm sss>S,;im ,itat,.
2attes tmmRaiinall at ssmtSan.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18
Tha Mats,aiiisaa i'm Gnuno,l.

TIM tftnnrasl Gt,ntstnanro is, ontnr.
ing its isith3I Naasi All Birmingham,
I''heI innt, nspsaSata manN Ynaiiims
fhtm all SAINTS off ssau,ah. T,m e'ho.
'thn OF hiSakWss Ii tho great question
with otasaath Omnss. T.in ttwmssNnl otl
ttln }''sss6nstsc to- ss& years, it,ssssail CT
if'"f> ;'Ssess, with fasssar. Ta.axc las
ttNtml esmssiaaaihh tslks ssss ttn rsY,1sahs
'stc anttdes3 of faith, en- ,ttn ganonss
yNihss Ndi tin stAinrea,.. III wssss ssatesi
tSasnn'aN 'eiatt tlinae nNsN tiisah8sss will
I'M s'seteSiI s'nnqasafl any ona can In
.ffr,nt'I w9Nn Will s,reea,st the offitne III
'NS'ss rrerdm@ma1aaI tsiatt tun a,eNmn,l ct
'lill iitaatti1 Hsstsop 0t,sa Smith lansvc a
wears rrsss Tl,ia sashge3es of fiiSaio,rs
WIRE 1tssi al Sssi{atln ss,l,avaYnnessa,
't'sSshu'Ss SS4;nfiG; NSiiirSss off fiiSsims
Is'IMHn ltn. w w Ws,sssSFdsfi, az, lin
.!MdEtil tfsergIs. soaffNana wgsss stfsa,
i'sSt sS'an tmD tiinc Sa1asryse or ab6ies tfr,
Sh1n'iim Noisi. 81 sSamspt anil ssssssies
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18

' M s''"V, :" w" vase "1 Mr. Chan,
! m,m >" WV 'SH' W "''S one elsea Was
'"''N WV Ns"'eS' opportunity Tor
ANY h"neSt Miseoneeption of my ats
Nt0de ~ any belief that I had nlsdpad
! wSeu specifically to ono and onlv
M" amendment, az SGT Of amend.
meN'S, r that | wuuld not he Statistical
WIN ANY AmenAmeut which nr,sem.
{ eA Ihe essential features of RI. Ia,
hnEN MN as it eame S,>.m IN, ITn,,an
N"" will aNnhtle~S reeaU that IN ths
! t"MsSe w the several visits that >,n,,
|Nsv>>NAA((y made mo ws a;ssnSs.SS ~"
/ NaNAer ut these rrn,os,a nwas, |"
MsNs&, svviNu "a sfnI n,t r,,, ,,,,.N,
/ NEse thev$ s~ulA he nbta;,e1 , .,,a,
eSeM he<Sy W aSSeat t. Sseure ;ts naS
S&S~ Nf the rase bin.
/ NfN AsMNSs every amen,,ment ,>,>
SsSSe<$ hN Anv vne | f,,nS tb,t 49,.
wHEv Nshev eNr<,t(sut men whn ,hSnn.
e>S> w whn AZ lsxsSt wished +, ehsnw.>
W> aNI t RH&(Ny herane convinced that
" MAS nes<N>>ih(e fNr senators w,;th
AiN&MSASN t~ uSa me Az tho ;,t,,,,,.>;
asy IL ermai,Gx t. an sS.reement w;th
&he[r ertls&&ne<, e<s~>ially when ths>,
>~\N e<lAusuNivateA with me- thr>,,.S
AMH&heN imSrruaS<ISarN, and } ea,,eSt
q >H&a&r>trA 81 all t. whom } s,.,ks
SnAG they >hvul& e>,sn,nunieat~ with
N"&>> ws>>s>@ &Hsrs>>>$S& anil mine wera
M>@&lStr&I ANnut this time } MAS ~,
trEmse>S hN Nari<,&>< &e,operati. Sa,.-
EH>E> that SheN eS>s,N6 NrS eu,es tn .,
&StsSm>NG us>'M any auaeuJmeat and
hoat the best ehauee ter success lsv IN
&Na.>>E0& the eseshMyn Mill suhSssntis1h>,
&"%AaHsse<$, MAS iMfprmeS aa3 he.
ll%Nv3 that this waS Seuator Ns,h>>S y
Nl%w; aa& B aMmks& ef the ysuahlisar
>e&aaHSS wA% Eave&e& the bill exssvss,
Ef" &fas% HNisAlsW- SsHSSly after this
N"iiA GA 0"fW@anN with Senases> (n,h
naf, ea(ie& 0ss.si ne With the se,,a,h.
m"H& ~AieA is Rew eeissalpalv As,,wn
81 u0* .tEiSrm am4n&nsat. | to,S v,,s
ms" @hl}u | >!>Hm,N uEetpx the Ions
3d. t'Nv&nfaM aaieusEafsuSS Vet th,t
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fa*&}&N. EeU& amendment ,2,,es n,,s
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18

In my time l have known few
mvu--uuite u few--whose everyday
lite and speech seemed to diffuse AZ,
iutlucuce for good over the entire COM
nmuity. Have you some such in your
utlShhprhood2 They are healthy
morality healthy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18
THE HERALD AND NEWS:

hcr. Hc was suspended for one year.
l'hc general conference reversed the
decision and exoneratod DR.. Wads-
worth. 1t is expected that the elec-
tion Of bishops will take place this
week aud that adjournment may be
reached very early next week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18

wt in ANY way initiate the MsgNsiAs
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the dsMoNystN sM,,MW fNN the Ml.
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NMssA ~.
Mmwi'W is the eNvys>s},eMdsNcs
emNvareA in sNe statement wiveN NWt
at tlm Waite NyNss3\
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-18
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haal Estate and Insurance,

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+to ssae walast tsiis5 oit'l IaaiAh|a and aonr-
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Nafsoafg yfmn' 1nssananaa,
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so understand wata;t iAlis; siatamn,,it
msanss,
teifaHe Gown lin tfammmSiall Bank,
M., X, YEIGH 3 COMPANY
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25

R s. Godfrey's daughter acd mar ried her. and she is under age. Hon. Creed Caldwell prosecuted the case and he sent the negro to jail Deputy Constable S H. Ragsdaje deputlzed Joe Meeks to help him arrest Wesley Compton and they went Wednesday morning before day. and Joe Meeks went to the back door of the house and $. H. Ra9saale was at the front door There was several negroes in the house and when the alarm was given the negroes all ran to the back door where Joe Meeks was, and he threw up his gun and said, You can come out here. and some of the Wo- mon screamed and were almost scar ed to death but nobody was hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
The uniforms for the |. M. C. \

The uniforms for the '. M. C. A. ball team have been received
 Two large front rooms, newly fur
 nished.- f.. rent sol West Third avenue.
 House for rent--IIouse No. BIS Walnut street. between Third and Fourth avenues, with bath and all r,odern conveniancos Call on P. N. Brides. 326 Walnut.
 was reared in this city, accepted a situation as bookkeeper i'll Dreyfus department store Friday morning. The many friends of MT. Franklin will gladly welcome his back home,
 =.J. ". Crawford IS administrators Of the state Of Virginia Henderson, deceased. has advertised all the per sonal property of said estate for sale at 1:9o D. H. Saturday. May 26. II Iol Nest Parlaque street.
 =The Camden baseball team is stopping al the popular hostelry, the Brookhill. The team is composed oi the following sentlemanly players: Otis Brazee, l.. Celia. Brummett, lid well, Smith. Pipes. Healon, Turner Harlton and Riges.
 Don't sweltei toHr life away ln T tight dingy. cramped-up room this You have only one time to live. then get the most out of life. Our rooms are large and airy. House just newly furnished throughout. Cen rally located. Gall at Graphic office for information.
 Cool comfortable, airy. That $ he kind of rooms we have. Two large 'tont ones yet Everything brand new inside the house. Don't apply unless YOU are lookin" for q perfectly res oectable location Only four blocks rom heart of city. Gall at Graphic ,fIice for information.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
+ BRIEF MENTION. ! | V < A + !. * + + 1. + + t. l. | ! ' !

II. [ x ref Of i,i Rock spent Thusdsv li.zht in th eit.
 Hon. T. A. Hooker of Hamburg is hero visiting friends.
 II. N. MGseby of Hpien, was in the city Thursday.
 Hon c. H. Doslyn mayor, of Warner WAS in the city Thursday.
 L M Qualtermous oi 1 l., np',rey WIS III the city Thnra.lay.
 Park Mearson of Little Rock was in the city Friday.
 I. E. Burton of Lewisvilie was in Pine Bluff Thursday.
 r. P. Gulley of Fayetteville was a Pine Blnff visitor Thursday.
 ]. (. sevier Of Thornton was here on a business visit Thursday
 Editor Buckley of Sheridan was in the city Thursday on business.
 Attorney L. F. Hinton of Little Rock was in the city Thursday.
 Nu.D. M. ' oOh oi h'tti N1''s "s''' sleeting Pine Bluff friends Thursday
 !. !. Noolheis of Little Rock was registered at the Arlington Thursday.
 D. r. ar X. D. Reynolds of Gaark' vile were .ss the Arlington ThusdaS.
 Judge r. NJ. Phillips and John By son of Altheimer were here Thurs day.
 Miss Fife Packard of Parasould was a guest at the Arlington Thurs day.
 Attorney w. F. Coleman left for Little Rock Friday on business before the supreme court.
 Attorney $. NJ. Taylor was Ill i.it'te Rock Thursday on business before the federal court.
 That prince ot c'eNef gentlemen, Mr. Beniamin Franklin. is here greet ini. friends
 Miss Mimic Shnaub of West Pialits. Mo is in the city the guest ot her aunt. Mrs. F. W. Eek,
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porter, to make an inyes;ieatoa. and found that a man had ben found at the place designated by some chil. dren, who thought he was dead, but that an investigation showed that he WAS only dead-dunk. The nan had left the place when the officers arriy. ed, so they did not even get a plain drunk ont of the trip.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT.

A. Mcdonald a white. man, was e convicted in the Jefferson circuit cturt Thursday afternoon of grand larceny. for the stealing of q yearlin@, and his punishment was fixed at one year in the penitentiary. Mcdonald was tried about year ago for cattle theft, but was acquitted in that case,
 The case of assault with Inter to kill against Joe Tucker was noile pressed in the court Thursday.
 q. A Thomas, colorcd. had q pre- l;minary hearing before Justice CtIl- nepper Thursday. on the charge of [, r@ina a mortgage. The case was taken under advisement by the jus tee. after hearing the evidence.
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NJ. Garretson has returnei from Irinkley not so well. He i.s suffering from a mild attack of mala ia
 Morris Snnggs. one or Pire Bluff : worthy vCung men. departed Tor St Louis and probably towl Thursday
 Maj H. \. Mccoy. who is visiting West Baden. Ind. writes that his ! health is being very much improved.
 Capt. Leon Levy and family, with some invited friends. spent Thursday at l.ada. angling for the finny tribe
 Mr Clyde Newell is here from Gal veston. He will pitch for the Pine Eiu1f team in the game with Camden today.
 ]. !. Voorhees,. d representative of th4 Ramtsgton Typewriter company WAS here looking after business Thurs. day.
 N l.. Ellis Of Isit'la Rock Il special Insurance a.gn5, Was visiting tfe Home Insurance aeenc, Thursday and Friday. boy. is here with his wife from Shreveport, on a visit to relatives and friends
 Z Rev. ". D. Buckner will go to New. port, Ark. to preach the baccalaureate sermon for the high school of that city Sunday.
 Miss Mollie Adams. a charming young ladH of Hampton who has been visiting relatives in this city. has re- turned home.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. 0. Knox left Fri day morning for Rochester, Minn.. where Mr. Knox will enter a hospital for treatment.
 The following business men of War len were in Pine Bluff Thursday: C. " Hodebaum, Bill Smith, J. w Ricll- ardson and D. 0. Brandon.
 Capt. Jack Horn, the we'll known drug salesman, was calling on the Pine Bluff trade Friday. and meeting his many friends in the city.
 Mrs. A. F. Cunlff and her two daughters. Miss Cunliff and Mrs. Per. iy. of Jackson, Tenn. are in the city the guests of MT. and Mrs. W. P. lmon.
 Wm. McBlair, representing the E. Dupont Powder company. was ill the city Thursday and participated in the shoot given by the Pine Bluff Gun club.
 C. s. Bacon and wife will leave Sun day for q visit to the north, While sone. MT Bacon will attend the i'm. peIial council of the Mystic Shriners in Chicago
 Mrs. C. w. Butts and her sister, Miss Hollie Cline of Iinwood. are here attending the closing exercises of the schools. They are the stests of w. F. Mullikin and family.
 Those we'll known and popular young travelling men, Messrs. T. A. Fowler and P D. Pride were in the city Thursday. Mr Pride will leave for Searcy today accompanied by his wife
 C, F. McCuen joined his wife here Thursday They are visiting Mrs. Me Cuens parents. Judge and Mrs. A. B. Grace. Mir. McCuen has responsible position with the Missouri Pacific road at St. Louis.
 NJ. J. Mead and family returned from visit to Hot Springs Thursday
 Miss Bettie Winters and mother are expected home from Hambur. Friday. at which place Miss Winters graduated few days since. Mrs. j. o. Hudson is expected to accompany them home for a visit
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WesthurN, L. l., May 2a.-While running at rate of forty miles aE hour. d big touring automobile. be longn9 10 r. r. Collier. dashed into an east hound express train at the depot crossing here last night. The two occupants of the machine, George Gabriel. the chaffour, and Frank Whitehead valet of the Collier fam i'y, were instantly killed and the ma- chine was wrecked.
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st . & + + z. + l. f < r | | f | ; se LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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!. W. Boyce deyotes his lime to rents

J. D. Miner company will loan you money oh Goo1 security.
 J. n. Milner company buy and sell real estate for cash only.
 Pay your vehicle tax and priyi- le@e license on or before May 31.
 An annual vehicle tax and privi- leae license expire May 31, 190G.
 Walkers Liver Tablets for sale only al Beaell's Pharmacy.
 Furnished room for rent. Old N.5nc ST.. or call al 3lS West Fifth,
 If you want the cash for your psoperty, call on J. D. Miner com pany.
 -Postmaater FIttil has moved into his new home on West Basfaqne street.
 Nicely furnished toom bath, cleo tric light, table board convenient. 513 Chestnut street.
 Rooms for rent; house just fur noshed Four blocks from Main. 50l West Third avenue.
 John Heising, the east end grocer is recovering from the effects of q broken arm, sustained some time since.
 Alb Knox caught fortysiX black bass at Ladd's Thursday. which weigh ed forty pounds.
 --Wanted-To buy a good, medium. sized secondhand safe. Address, w" care Graphic.
 If you want bargains in real estate call on '. D. Milner company,
 The circuit court was occupied with appeal cases Of il minor nature Friday, d number of them being dis posed of.
 -I .ost time check and promissory note for Sl50. Return 10 the riptracl< boss at Cotton Belt shops and receive reward M F. Connett
 bi AltUC i'''Ptitt'iit. " It' i't''f been i'll for some time in Chicago is still improving, and is expected home within the nexi few days.
 --Wanted-A lady 10 work on books. must write a plain hand. be rapid and accurate. Apply in writing only 10 Isaac Dreyfus.
 For manicuring, shampooing, hair dressing, hair bleaehed or dyed or ar 1ficial hair. sec Miss Minnie Kin ser, at the Grand Leader.
 A special meeting of Cotton Belt encampment. l. o. o. F., will be held Friday night, at which all the mem bers are requested to be present.
 --=Excellent boarding by week or month. Building overhauled through eut; all newly furnished commodious grounds, large airy rooms, electric fights and baths. Apply quickly, 5oa West Fourth avenue. lMrs. Smarts >esidenee.)
 -Bricklayers wanted at once Alp ply W. D. Boyce Engineering compa- ny at Cotton Belt shops.
 Tho Arkansas river was on stand Friday morning the stage being < {. the same as on Thursday morn ins
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and meats of all kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 -Wanted-Good timers and tin ners' helers, also corncc helpers for aGtside work Apply to foreman pew ear shops Cotton Belt railway Pine Rluff, Arll.
 Don't rent q room until you see our newly furnished house, down town, close to heart of business dis trict. Address H care Graphic, for Information.
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Was Dead Drunk

A report was received at fife police station Friday afternoon that man had been found dead OH the vacant lots at the corner of Ninth and Plum. The police went out in the patrol va gon, accompanied by a Graphic re-
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The school meeting was largely at tended Saturday evening, and MT. E NJ. West Was elected school director, and the school house will be removed to Pleasant Home church. on account of good water.
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Double Wells lien,

Double Avens. Ark Ntv ssi. ;sssq ", X, Bridges haa aG il, astin4 ;riai this court last lsriaa4 ava 4;s,#s F was between some u41.g4as Che ne- gro. named Wesley Cor.plea. stete