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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
uereie / Disconiin.

Gen af 2egislnturen ncoiutte
Observation-Disclosures bar iunoet me.
get at uoiGttc paa @iSeorIir Siic
Sniurance COMPANY / Dtaoiipu. De,
iGn oprettebc SeIifabet, bar ~upioeuoe
ON boorleoes 2ioSForiifriug ifaI bri.
oeS, 90 De operlo6 oft ill en- 5orret'
ningSisrer. 9sgerne er uiul0inPn'
Oigs. aoutroIeu er i SGrtOerue paa
Ell Grefutiofomite, iom goIicebulOer.
ne bar naIat gieunem 6tIomrytiGe.
@dau 6epiIgeS moo uiifrc 1artebeis
teller. % BET oiier zig, at SeIifubets
anpitul er meget formiuoitet. Gor
benpeO 10 aar iioen laoute g. W.
5ag / Soreit Gountp $4,000 pau
$50 2lereS Saro, iout Ell uts Gautel
8aaen SEN 4Se Sftcber 1896 bupoe
peroiat til $50 q $1O0 pr. Mere.
icrSi oct life IigGer Ian9t ira Seu'
Ibane. @agens grcp er ifrepet eiter
ltotaIen og iaa foiteligt, Of Oct bellut'
teSes opbeuaret iom en- alrioiitet. VI
8rso ira Resiiter Of 8eeSs / 6oreIt
@ountu, Wtr. anOraus, opIpier ON,
at bet ombmSIeSe 2an0 ftu bar en-
8qrSi ai $12 pr. acrc M, % al Set
er ifattelagt efter en- Bris at 5-6
Dollars pr. acre.
Gre az 2mobrugsitOIets groie$'
Iiorer, 6. g.. Sdnoitrb, ". ". 8ilt'
ion OF q. v. gtore, oiSneSe Tor ao'
miteen MOB 9eitpreren al llntperlt'
tetpts furm, n. 6. a6aul5, en- Rens
al Tenn Sgnrp oeS 9unSbrlgsifolen.
&c iaeoe, at aSams saar egenmrs'
tig irem % unSlaSer at radotsre JIG
meo oen. Sasen moo Brui. y. ",
anapp. buem goarO OF aegenfS lfal
baOe iuipenoeret. tcg I iorrige lice
en- IN Bending. anfIogerne MOB
BAN bite iig Tibet begrmoeoe %
5uiIer iiQr pau, at ban irit uStoIer
i'm Nsenins ont fine aoaeger. Seuu
Seurp par ina o. tunoe life optrrSe
iom gione. 9rui. Snapp autases Of
fume meooele oietige Splnsumeer,
mar ban optrnoer ior apntiteen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Gr Set N1oro?

Gbriitopber Sorrt, cit torif 6nrmer
{ SumboIot Sounibtp ! Rrrheocn ni
siour Sails. 2. O., forionnSt for
Here Tiger iibcu, % mn bar @rnHS
til at tro, at ban bIeu mprbet pnn Ell
Saloou / Siour SAILS, bbor bon bar
iuoe og Tom idmmeu meO oanrIige
Wenneifer. San bon0e fln $40 pna
iiq; men ou ban nor en- Gelitnuos.
manb, troebe DC ptitnot at ban bopoe
mere. 8 iprrigc llge arreitcreoes 81
RGno og a aoiuoer paa Wistaufe.
GbriItopber Soeu bar ingenite6S boz
ret at ie, % mar bar beIler life fltnoet
bans Gig, itisnt man bar isgt eiter
Oct oIleiteoS. Mopor @urriibc tog Jig
itrar perioulig al Sugen o9 ioritreo
Ell Ieteftip fra Chicago. Tenne fiji
u6>oi cit, iom bar meS, EFT Gel SpIps'
ninger, 90 DC bar al ben 9cIfaffeubeo,
at % geriouer belogbes meo arreit.
Sioen bar DC nrreitereSe npttet ale
Ntioler til at fomme no; &c tilbes
aaption og Oe git til 9ommer Sores
for at faa Ell nrtt Of babens corpus,
men alt iUrgipoes. : 6Rngilet er De
unberfuiteoe ct itarpt Sorher. boorof
ReiltItntet life fienoeS. Sagen oGf.
fer flor Spitgt. Smut Shelt. en- Son
al oen foripuuone, Dor | Sioir Gitp,
Soma, % tom til Siour Sails, lao.
mart ban bsrte, booS DER pur bGuot.
San bor hiiileet ToIitiet meaet. og
omitSer pit Senmeligbeoen gnufHe
bit bItpe opfIaret. Gen foriuuuSnes
SuItri er neSbsiet at gorg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Oripenoe paa 5len.
sunSrcSer at iHIfe Siiferc srtoer til
baos paa ct Ssfag.

fra SelItnsfors, 6inlono, tele9rd'
ieres ben 4oe IartS: Ser nGreS
Srpet for, of 500 6iifere men oereS
Samilier, iom er Orcpet tilbops pao
Sien i Ben finife Sl9t, er osntt III
lluSergaug. Sur ct Bar Tiger lloel'
bar omfring 1000 Berioner, Der baooe
fine Selte meb Jig, ~ipSielIat n1eo 6t'
jferi lanst uSe poa SieI oa Sien Ell
SralouoSitorm Issueoe og orep no
2iteriisen. Senere ipaIteoeS Sien,
Ginoen gift oper til UT og igoar bret
ct SSHag meb 200 9erioner poo
tlano peS Srebricfsbamn. 9e aitores
5tiGbne err itfienbt.
era arouituOt meISeS oen Ste
Worts: st SSfla9 ira ben finitt
guat meo ontfriug $50 6tIfere pao
bar Srepet iIanb Der. SsbrpOerer
"germdf" er snaet no for at isgc efter
Sc eprige uIpffeli9e SiTfere. 65c
8erioner IfaI enonu brine pmfrtna
pao Sien / Siteriisen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
6oteiteretsoom

6bicngc & @itrIiugton'8aHei bar
en- BRO oper Sob Greet I aeuoeH Co.,
Su OF en- Stettrerbe, icm 9rpne'
observation-disclosures oiGbe, at Den
ifuloe fierttc, foroi DC er ineien for
Ssubotuonrg al 1000 acreS mpr'
lpttSt 2dno, iom fan tsrIPgaes %
aisres oprtbart, noar 9uffeletet no
opbes % brinses iii az isaffe afsb
FOR ftiIeItaaenoe gano; men gane.l
idtte iig oerimoo, og be anIa8oe Sag.
gsu bar SsieIteret / @abinstou aipei
Dem MeoboLo % poalaat Sertbane,
fompouiet at neotage 9roea os bort.
taae StenrenSen. "Sompaniets
gIiat enser~, tiger 9siejteret, "naar
oct iierner Sin0rmgerne Tor en- TO-
uioeIie os ltoopbnins al aanalen
men Gmfoiminserue peo bette Pr
beiSe os peS SpisreLlen al en- M
gro maa aumpnniet ieso brre, boor.
imoo 8ortifafielien al Soro FOR al
uopioe 9effeIeiat paaBpiIer gitrif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Or. Semi til afrifa.

Zen bererte G5trurg Or. Seim
Gbicaso oil igien no paa 2augreis.
1900 beisgte ban &usIanS og 81
birien og ifreo in~teresidnte aorre'
iponSaneer oerira. 9hi oil ban I'll
airifn for Of fontne ind blon6t b.
Stmmer, iom enomi er irbersrte a
Civilization. San iorlaoer 9bicagt
sem Abe slpriI o. renter itiSe at tom
me iii 8ortasal for at oeltage / Der
IGgepiocuffubeIise apngres, iom boil.
Ses | Sisiabon ira lobe I'll 25ol
april. 9erira refer ban til airitd
bpcr ban liar nster at opboloe ZIG
geuene peS Saur6cit6 looen oa uci
piliiereSe Stdmner uosier Seres So
oesbeioIfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
% aar eamrneI

Dtrs. SpSia gan Sant, Mor til
Ytinueiotus forrige 8apcrnsr. SSSe /
Seclatre, Soma, oen 2Oen gfnrts, 81
aar aanmel. Mteo iun Dfuno, iom
isrt oar SfFtS6pqser % iiSen ,Ssrer
al en- Woobaao. fon bum iii Iapel.
port / 1887. Z 1901 bolot Dc Sub.
brplup, OF nuprrenOe 5inanSnini.
tier Sbatp. ion oeugaRg oar Sospas
Sirrernsr. inoianot ig % bolot en-
interchangeable, aapt. Ban CANT
ssee sLoret eiter. % M bar Crib
kcrtrrtfet bans aISeritegRe ente. Der
er @ruuo til at tro, at Den boIianolte
Van Sout Samilie neoitanmer ira en-
g,orSmano peo ssapn Came, Der fcul
i'll amerifa. Sa aap yprf bar boil.
lenSif oa faIbtes RpaImtcroatl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
On Krisspeteran
General SdpTclo bbr eftcr ct lansi
OF pirfiomt yin.
Stormanp fra 9orgerfrisen

Scrip. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sobu R,
ShofieI0 Ssoe | ct. Gitsuftire. Slo'
ri6a, SCI. $40 9srSag aften oeu Sole
Iurts. SiernebIsontng bar Dos
aarioeen. cans Siiitru og bans rtltge
Cater bar bos bam. Meo Sen. Sfo'
field bortodnSreoe Den itoite at Dor
gerfriaens gefalingsntG1tb. SaSe'
rem uar 8reft ! Relp 9orf, % Der bler
Sgnnen Sssobn @hcgaiiter SdofteIO
fsot ben 29be Septe1tber 1881, iad
ban peo lin 0eo par ooer "a aar. s
tS43 Hpttebe SoreISreue til Sattuis
CO booze / Stepbenion County. Der
ira bleo oen itttge schn fenSt til Vel
Goint og ~graouereoe t 1858 ianncn
meo De ienere Generator RraSbericn,
&6il SberiSan, Sia, Serria, q. ..
Spler OF 5000, botlten fibItc oeltog
gorgerfrigen paa Spoitaternes SIDE.
SdpfieIo bleo ariut t Spben % par
grofesior / 6piif beo @aihtRgtor
unioerittet | Ct. 2otris, ga 8ur9er'
frigen itobrso. Surttg tog ban Ste-
neite i @fisIouris frtptaige Scr og
u6n9pntes | Ropentber 1861 til Brit
0aoeaeneral. S 1862 bar ban I Here
Mdane0er &onrntatbsr ooer Dtts'
iouri, 1iItrtftet. Stolig / 1868 opret'
tebe ban tie armp of tbe 6rontter %
tbeItoo mango 9dtalier I @hSIourt cg
Irfanias. Seuere paa adret oncr'
tog ban igien 8omntdrSoen ooer
RiSiouri. &foeIin9en 90 ito0 I Serrne
Stiaing til Site Sarttar 1864. 9o
bleo ban paa SorIangenoe al 8en,
@rant forflDttet og opertog &otnntait'
Soen ODER Sbio.a rmeeit, ion 6anneoe
be,titre 5Iet al General SbermatS
8eorsia-6Gr. s Sftober 1864 ItoS
han Iigeouerfor fin @asiefamerat
5000 / S~ennesiee. s &priI ooergau
spoItatsaeneraI Sobniton iig til
Sd)efieI6.
timber Greiioeut Sobnions aonti'
n%iitration bar ban &rigsnttniiter ira
Ssnni 1868 til MtartS 1869 eg ooer'
tog 6erpaa after 8omnanSoen oper
Wisiouri. NfoeliH8er meS General
majors 8aug. 9au baooe lit SoGeo'
BARTER / San Srancisco og itob / Oen'
ne Stiuing ct Aar. q 1876 blcp ban
9eTtgrer al MtIit9rifoIen / 8eit
Goint; I 1881 bIep ban eperitbeia'
IenSe oper S9rens @olf.afSeling
men aQereSe tire NaaneOer efter ior'
ilptteSes ban igien til Stiaebaosfp'
item, bporfra ban iislge Srore GIT til
Chicago FOR at allie Sen. SberiSan
fem 9eialiugsmanb ouer Nisiouri'
aiSelingen. $ 1888 opmaaeoe ban
Sen bsieite Stiaing inoen arnieen,
ioet ban blep @enerausitnaut og itoo
iom iaoSan inStil 1895, Sa Gelion
n. Miles afIsite bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
ulvffen PEG
6ieslineerne.
Bier ia at barre al minSre Smiaus
cnb fsrit aHtaget,

Sra Sronbbiem tcIegrufcreS ben
5te Rorts, at oct tEISiauis bier Zig,
q! llIpffeu peo 8iG$iingerne UNDER
Storutcn / forrise ltge life er iau
itor Tom mnn tabOe frpgtet for.
Manage al De gaabe, iom ontcges iont
fGrtabt, bar buffet op poa furifietlige
Stcocr lungs apiteu, iouieoeS at Oct
IafnleSe Sab nit er rcbuceret til otte
9aaoe og % Mnt0. Ret oct err bel
IunSipnIigt, at ielO &c 5iitcre, iout
reSoeoe 2tpet. miiteSe ale fine 8eo.
ifaber. St~srftepartCn at De Siifere,
lem Iua peo 8iesIiHgerte por fra
R~dntodleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Qorees Soripar ifjor.

Ora 9riittania ~teIegrdicres Den Sole
WartS:
Resieringen foreIaSoe ioog Stor.
tbinget ct 5orilag ON Ell g~iter6cpils.
ming at 81, 905,7J0 iii 9pffelie al
lt6aifter til SGr og 6laa0e / anIeS.
ming De ertrnoroinTre Goripursior.
auitaltuiuggr lmber ltnipusfrtier
tfior. 9ieeleSeS ioreTogeS bepilget
S267 500 til 8eitrtSeIie al ltogifterne
meo ReoIGggeIie at 6oribarspGrterne
| ben reltraIe 3oue Ianes @rRnieu I
SbereusitemneIie meo aarIituo.Srn
taien. q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Orenerinesmooe.

\ @rdn6 Sorts, g. 9af., bcIStes
3irs0ug % Snaoog ben 2Tbe %
2sSe Se6ruar ct Gr9nertnssmsoe,
tucri baaoe @mnSiere os s(mcrifa.
mere Seltps. Rnpor Sbnrpe ira
8innipes bieo palst til SormdrS %
Manor 0pe / gtoorbeuS. 0hun., til
Sefretqr. en- aomite blep neoint,
beItnaenSe Of u. 9. SeaO,ps fra Bis.
mard. @eorse q. 8aIpb fra Groot'
itou, 6. 5. 9anier ira BimiPes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

co Soc Sebriiar. Sobiti bIep iiGr
bienisst. 8 Bpsu Rupeete bortifpl.
IeSes 327 Suie. 9iergutusSimtsier
ienStes til Be biemieate Siamoti.
Ger og er life foutnc til6aee. @u.
uernsren bar forIangt Sieip. San
ienSte ct anbelsram oper Gan Syran.
cisco og opgiuer Seri, at finn 1 Sip
aif tiIfpifoe peo ebftoren 90 IoS.
tsfgeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

ifaI neoiRttes en- &%ommisiion, Ioin
pil babe of f~onferere meo en- ca.
naoiit 4ummisiion angaaenoe Sor.
bolbsregler for at bin6re, at &e6
&ioer OF the Rortb ifal ooefipsmme
line BREEDER. Sen amerifaniee Som.
mission ital bstaa Of ire iagfpnoige
WteSlemmer, ipm pPlges al Winne.
iota, Rorb og SpS Sntotu. Sper al
aommisiprerne ifnl babe $4,000 i
2sn. Com oitere meoSeIt / "9eo.
b-Boiten". bar Gongresbelegatio.
men fra Morb Snfotn forisst Of faa
Wfioler til Geb Ripers 9rGnering al
Srrisationsfonbet; men set bar life
billet lpffes. Senntpr Sansbrougb
enIfer berfor en- &ommisIion, iom
ital bite paa &oob muS ben ofte inS.
treSenoe Slum / Georiper.
BisconihtsS erotorerne 60 Sollette
oG Spooner bar opfert ct SfueipiI,
fom man life bar jet Iage til i Be
Tettere gor.
@r. So 5o1ctte fremitiaebe fig /
fcrrige ltge for Seuutets SanbeIs-
fontite os neSlogbe en- fraftig 8rpteIt
moo at inbitiQe 9(nos g. 8iIber, &e.
baftsr Of ~State SpurnaI" / geaOi.
Jon, iom 8eteruIfoniul / Sbangbat,
9ind. Oct n9onte 9lob bar pGret en-
litter Mtobitan6er ai Ga Sulette oe
ct Organ for 8isconiius StalwartS,
3ette bersrte Sog life Senaioren,
men eiorSe gielSeuSe, of Wr. 8iGSer
life err ififfet til at oberta9e ct iaa
pigtigt &ouiulat.
9ogle Winuter, efterat 60 SolIette
bopbe pGret inoe bos 3omiteen, Tom
Senator Spooner og atbefale6e Mr.
@iISer. 0er. SpoonerS Orb maa ba
ppret meget fruitiee; tbi Be bepirfeoe,
at 9omiteen %enitenmig ~inofiiieoe
Or. 8ilOer til 8eneralfoniul /
Sbaug6oi. 9enlofraterue tog bet
StruSpuuft, at bette pur en- Samilie'
tUiit, JONI life fom bent peO, % De
Itentte ale for 8ilber.
Spis Der. So 6nllette btl 8ad t
.Siamaus Sooipor, fan bon forbale
@iIoerS ltonaoneIie terHnteItg tGtge.
Geeeren Grutt, icu bar itloTtttet TT
SoIbfoaeftsr / Charleston 3. y,
bIeo life ttouppnt, fsr nGIten A Var
bar furIsbne, forot Stamdt bar
iruoS BAN. "Senatorial GonrteIp"
fon Sianau til Sietp, og ga 5o&ette
fan gisre &eauin8 paa, at en- liS'
netoe "SsfIigbe0" Oit BIT pitt ba'rL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Senatcr SanSbrongb ioreIaeSe
Ssn-5te Morris ct 5orilng ON, al Der
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
TWO CUPS LIFTED.
Another Is Firmly Fixed In Tennis
Tournament at Newport.

Newport, r. l., August 22.-Two cham
pionshp cups were lifted and another
firmly fixed for at least one year more
in the tennis tournament at the Casino
today. Beals C. Wright of Boston and
Holcomb E. Ward Of Orange. N. j., be-
came the permanent owners of doubles
trophies by defeating II. H. Hackett and
f. b. Alexander of New York 3 to /,
while Carl II. Behr of Yale put out in the
all-comers singles tournament former
Champion William A. Larned of Summit,
N. J., who had but one more victory to
obtain possession of the singles champion
ship cup.
The Behr-Larned contest was in the Sec
ond round of the all-comers tournament,
and the scores Ca Ga, TO The result
of the doubles was expected by many, but
Larned's defeat was unlocked for in view
of his three victories over chr in the
past four weeks. Behr waited until the
first set was well started before he began
running his service After that he played
very fast and carried Larned off his feet
Despite the twelve games in the third set
1t was soon decided In Behr's favor, and
with 1t the match.
Practically the entire second round of
60 matches in the singles tournament was
cleared during the day, and a good be-
ginning made on the sixteenth in the third
round. Except for the Behr-Larned con-
test there were very few surprises and
straight set victories prevailed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
BABY SHOW.

The baby show given at the residence
of Mrs. T. NJ. Nesbitt by the ladies of the
Trinity Methodist church proved great
success. The following is list of prizes
and the successful contestants:
Three months old baby-William Luster;
prize, pair of garterlettes.
Six months old-Laura Robertson; prize,
gold pin.
One year obituary E. Cooper; prize, a
pin.
Willis Golthwait; prize, signet ring
Two years old-Horace Shropshire; prize,
signet ring.
Mildred Lewis; prize, set ring.
Three years old-Lucie Marie Dorm and
Charles Goldthwaite, both prize rings.
Four years old-Norton Baker; prize,
ring.
Twins PRICE,. ID. Weaver; prize, a
pair of garterlettes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
SEVERIN-MERkEsTEYN.

A wedding Of much interest occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
Birmingham Seminary when Miss Bertha
van Merkestyn and Mr.. Carl julius Sc
verin were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. L. S. Handley. which was Wit
messed by only a few intimate friends
and the members of the seminary house.
hold. The bride wore a becoming steele
blue chiffon silk eton suit with hat to
match.
Mr.. SEVERN and his bride left at once
for Cinennatin and Aurora. Ind. where
they will be the guests of relatives
On their return they will be at home in
Norwood Place Many handsome gifts
were received, which attest the popularity
of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs, SEVERN have a large cir
Gle of friends In the city and the an
nouncement Of their marriage will be read
with interest.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
(Communicated.)
ALBERT STRATF0RD
TALKS TO VOTERS

Mr.. Voter:
l have heard that you said in public
place lately that in your opinion Albert
Stradford was the logical candidate for
sheriff, that you believed that he had
earned promotion, that he was by far the
best qualified man for the office and
ought to have II.
Now, l want to say to you that. en-
PERTAINING such an opinion, that 1t is right
that you should say so at the polls on
Monday by placing cross mark to the
left of my name.
Now, confidentially have not spent all
the money | have or can get, but | have
spent all can afford TO and all that is
legitimately required to secure this nomi-
nation. l have no campaign manager. or
committee, will have no PAID workers at
the polls and will maintain no hack line.
If you can arrange to get to the polls
and will vote for me. l will be very CRATE
full and will endeavor to make the best
sheriff you ever saw Very respectfully.
*+s ALBERT STRADFORD.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
DR.. 3. w. Kinds Dead.

Huntsville, August 22.-(Special.)-Dr B.
w. Kinds, county commissioner of Mad.-
son county, aged II years, died at his
home In New Hope yesterday afternoon
He had been i'll several weeks with CON-
plication of diseases and his death had
been expected for quite a time. DIR. Kinds
was for many years one of the prominent
and popular citizens of Madison county
He was the father of Capt. Ernest Kinds
of the United States army and Lieut.
Walter Kinds of the United States navy
His other children are Mrs. H. r. John
son, Mrs. Bush, Misses Bessie and Berus
Kinds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
BIRMINGHAM PEOPLE
AT BATTERY PARK
Enjoying the GaitieS of the
Fashionable Resort
SEVERIN-VAN MERKESTYN
Wedding of Interest solemnized at
Birmingham seminary-6ride and
Groom to Reside In Norwood
PIace-PersonaI Notes.
SEVERIN-VAN MERkESTYN
BY EMMA ToULMIN REID.
Bell Telephone 1887.

A number Of Birmingham society peo-
pie are enjoying the gaieties at the Bat
terry Park, Asheville. Among the attrac-
tive entertainments which have been
given there during this summer was the
party of Saturday evening, at which Mr..
Burton I. Dryden of Atlanta was the
charming host. Enjoying Mr.. Dryden s
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Dargan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Jen-
nings. all of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Brad
ley Johnson Saunders, Mrs. L. A. Ship
man and Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben of
Birmingham; Miss Daisy Hyer and Mrs
Knowles of Pensacola; Mrs C. ]. T.
Clarke of Macon, Ga; Mr.. Jordan
Thomas of Charlotte Mr.. Armand De-
Rosset of Atlanta Mr.. Macon Knowles Of
Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-23
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Elsie Duncan has returned from
Bangor.
Mr.. Bert Rodgers has returned from a
short visit to relatives in Bangor.
Mr. Simon Klots, who has been the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. Max Hage-
corn, in West Point. Ga.
The Rev. Frank p. Culver has returned
from Austinville.
Mrs. Hunter NJ Smith is the guest of
relatives in Unontown.
Miss Alabama King, who is spending the
summer at Blount Springs. and her guest,
Miss Nance of Greenville, Miss, who are
the guests of Mrs. w. L. Murdoch, will
return to Blount on Saturday.
Miss Marine Holt. who is the guest of
relatives in Atlanta, is receiving a great
deal of social attention. The Atlanta Jour-
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NOT INTERESTED IN
ALABAMA PRIMARY
Cherokee County Men Along the Line
Said to Be More Interested In
Georgia Results.

Admission, August 22.-(Speeial AS
founded at the manner in which the Geor-
gia campaign in that section has over
Swallowed the campaign in Alabama,
United States Commissioner g. B. Ran
dolph returned from a visit to Cherokee
county this evening and reports that there
is a general exodus of the sons of Chero-
kee into the neighboring state today to
participate in the primary election.
Judge Randolph says he informed ma
tives of the county that the primary was
yet week distant, but the Cherikeelani
ignorant of the Alabama primary, insist
that they have to vote across the line
"and," said Judge Randolp, at seems
very probable that Hoke Smith will carry
the county,"
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FOR FOUR VISITORS.

Mrs. John aPtton gave one of the most
attractive parties of the midsummer in
honor of the Misses Jackson of Mobile
and Miss Warfeld, who are spending
some time with Mrs. Lucian Brown and
Miss Jewel Dixon, who is the guest of
friends in Avondale. The entire house
was beautifully decorated In ferns, palms
and cut flowers and was thrown open to
the dancers.
The ices, punch, cakes and bonbons were
served on the porches, which were at
traetively arranged and brilliantly light
ed.
The Misses Jackson wore lovely pale
blue silk frocks, Miss warfield wore white
and Miss Dixon a lowered null
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Comnfuni
BEDDOW FULL OF BILE
SAYS JNO. G. BRADLEY

which you know perfectly well cannot be
passed under the constitution which you
helped to make You know that your
pretended platform of equal rights is en-
bodied in our fundamental law, and that
the machinery OF legislation cannot be
made an instrument of political revenge.
You say you favor putting my office on
a salary and paying its fees into the
country treasury Your paper says you
favor working the convicts on the roads.
You know that the fees of my office come
largely from the hire of the eonvicts. If
they are put on the roads there will be
no hire. and consequently nothing to
pay into the county treasury. While l
know you would prefer that I get moth
ing-either fees or salary-the fees of wit
nesses and the other officers must at
least be paid. How do you favor paying
them, If not out of the hire of eonvicts?
BY more taxes? There is no other way.
There is not a single statement in your
card either of law or fact in reference
to my office that is correct.
Outside of missta tements there is moth
ing In your card but bile. I have pointed
out the misstatements that relate to me.
The misrepresentation that relate to Mr..
Miller which are simply repetitions of
previous ones, have been cleared IN by
him to the satisfac tion of the overwhelm-
ing majority of the voters of the county.
Your bile is incurable; it is your stock
in trade, and your sole reliance for
continuation of the benefit of the thirds
and halves of damages of the cripples
and widows whom you are so anxious to
continue to represent.
JOHN G. BRADLEY.
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contemplated change of residence. Mr.
Cooper has accepted position with a
prominent hardware firm in Mobile and
will soon go to the gulf city TO make his
home.
The friends of Mrs. A. w. Clarke for
mer Miss Vida Spear of this city. will
regret to larn that she has moved from
Bessemer to Perth Amboy, n. j.. where
she will in future reside. Mr.. Clark
who was with the Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad company, has accepted a
lucrative position with the Barbour As
phalt company Mrs Clark and little
son, who has been on a visit to the lat
ter's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Spear, left a few days ago for their
future home
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THoMPsoN-BERGESS.

Friends in Birmingham have received
the following invitation: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Burgess request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their daugh
ter, Leoia Jane, to Mr. James Bolie
Thompson Sunday afternoon, September
2, 1906 at o'clock, at their home, Syca-
more, Ala"
Mr.. Thompson has many fiends in Bir-
mingham, where he makes his home, who
will be interested in his approaching mar
riage.
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MR.. BLACkWoOD AND
MR.. SHERop ENTERTAIN.

MIR. e. j. Blackwood and Mr. B. NJ
Sherod entertained about sixty-five of
their friends at their home in North
Haven. Indoor, as well as games on the
lawn, were INDUCED in. There were ten
tables, some playing finch, dominoes,
checkers, pit, panick. parchesa and car
ems.
Mrs. A. E. Fischer and Mrs. N. w.
Silk assisted the young men in enter
tanning and received their guests.
The lawn was brilliantly lighted with
Japanese lanters and electric lights.