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from their surroundings. s NJ n sS

7 a.
Nov what's tho matter with Bryan!
and sullivan for 1908 r. Il. asks Tie 1slcli-
iinoiid rlmes.lDispatch. Nothing In the
world. Dully ticket. Some Of YOU buds ,t1
who have been roprleved SosH pa %. r1ttt
should nominate 1t from your seats y Z
the sccoiid table ut tho dollar dinter.l
f(And get dung out Of tho wirdo " -
Charlotte Observer. 81 q n ls
y Truly hath the apostle sud 4" NJ W the
works Of the flesh IRE einulations, wrath
strife, sedltons, lleresos, eily Wings. -
lietesy may DO pardoned, but envy y s
the rottehhess Of the bones. The OBJ Az
server gr1evcs US sorely, for u It Is an
ESTEEMED friend. we knew II was prone ron q
to error, to bolt d nomination, and and all
that sort{of thing, but we had bought nc
that Its errors wero Of the i,ead and ne 4
not Of the heart. e s,s Is "a l.3 {,
It. is painful to know that our conf conf
,dencei has boon misplaced Rather than
this thing should have happened we
would cheerfully hnvo sont II our own ,'fl3
Invitation and assumed the slight. We
have never seen fellow so hard hit
It's pitiful. But tho way Of tho boiler otter
Is hard. 4 II II 555f 81 x Fl s Z. n
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italian Killed.
stlying,

4 EiREDFORI13 CITY. Va, AUGUST 27,..--
canine DEM, an Italian OF the con-
struetion3 force working on the double
t,actingsi ~ the Norfolk and Western
.R I, was killed this morning at the
.paters tyi camp. west Of the passenger
station, by being run over by dinky
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Watch This Column Daily
for q NEW TEsTiM,oNlA as to the
wonderful CURES effected by "a \ e
5MEckI.ENHuR0S AZ MlNERAL WATERS,

81
wonderful CURES effected by IL
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Chase City, va, a
Others tell what their waters arei we
show what ours do. These are no FAN
oIEs. These are FACTS. q Let those who
were cured speak for themselves. @
LISTEN:
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under date Of October q, 1909. writes.
II write to thank you for the two cases
sof your Chloride Of Calcium Water sent
me last suinlner. 3,
nI was suffering from Very bad attack
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OF Richmond. Va, and by his advice I
began to drink aud battle IN the water
you sent me- and never had anything
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

IN Chicago the other day they burned burr led
5000 cans ofmcat. They were the cans
which, but for the inquisitivencss OF " Y.
Sinclair, would now be figuring pronl 7''a
!nently III tho picnic sandwich. ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

Y BY the conditions Of primaries. every
man who votes in them IL considered
bound to support the successful ca ;tl'li@
date. IT would be an eye-catching spe zee 'a-
clio to SEQ Mr.. Clark Howell in the act
Eof recording vote for Mr.. Ioko Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

4 Reform begins ut home, however pho
5notic. II the wise man Of Oyster Bay ];'
Is really sincere he Is to-day signing IT.,
ITheodor Rozefelt we wonder is he! g5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28
WIRELESS ELECTRIC AIRSHlP
MAKES SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
laRANTFORD. ONT, AUGUST 27-pr,
Alexander Graham Bells wireless elec'
trio apropane. which Is attracting tho
attention of Canadian and American sc'T
entists assembled here, had q prellnlr
mary test to-day,
Captain Anglcmre, OF Chicago, tho
succeeded IN rising 70 g helght
OF 200 feet. turning q complete circle,
and alishtng safely u fcW feet from the
starting point with the wireless motors
working perfectly,
Dr. Bells tylng |laahine is operated
BY wireless electrical energy, supplied
from. tho earth,
Il tho flight next Tuesday from London
to Toronto. about 100 mlleu, Ia q success
scenlIsIs predict that wlrolcss locomo-
ton VIII solve the problem Of aerial
flight,
sleanandu, the rebel Zulu chief. Wa WY
has been court mnrtialed and sentenced
IS lo7 years oil s,s captive sons 8s;, 81
YeisnGSon 30, and many OF his grslls,
children have passed the pllotted SPA Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

Roulette and faro may require expen-.
sivo layouts but politics Is e game that
goes best on square deal table.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

RI IT Mr.. Roosevelt really wants to i'm
prove our spelling, let him begin with
Mr.. Evans department. and It's remark
able spell Of weather. N; Hi 56 ri
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Doubtless we should be grateful that
our sagacious President did not further
decree that on Sand after January list
next all Americans must use only Es-.
peranto. K. 4. ID
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Mr. Hearst must llenceforward staggcr
along under the terrible weigh Of ! Muir IF.
PHYS approbation. vs. XII d h.
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Weinberg T E emaleS

Horne8 School III the mountains q
a record OF twcnty--il 1--WE yesrs
for Its Christian home Influence and It's
thorough work. Endorsed by prominent
educa tors and patrons u i. al sections.
bearing Testimony ~ to efficiency Of In
struction and wholesome environments.
Special instruction given to pupils whose
previous education has been neglected.
For ca alogue address
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55sl MISS * CONSTANCE WALES.
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s Some say that a simplined speller is
only a new kind Of slmpleton. II III

Next we'll be having telephonetic con-
Versaton. II " n "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

4 Running for president amuses Uncle
Joe Cannon. and treaty does no harm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

Shakespeare and the Bible, too, will
look nice when Mr.. Roosevelt gets through
improving them. 358 ss'S;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

s The Pearl Of the Antilles will bear in
mind that Uncle Sam can 90 q Cleopatra
turn If necessary. u VI " s
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pAt1.y-yvEEKtty- s it1i>' !, !

Entered, January 81. 1908, At Richmond, Va 1
as seconh-elaks matter, under act OF congress
of March IS, 1879. nay % S 4 5ss.g "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28

tl5l5S hey, found all the cities wide open
Through back doors) on Sunday as the he
saying goes. although Buffalo elaine q 3 20 g
be "a CLOSED" city on tina day. n buI !
,falo q fine OF $25Ojis imposed for carrying
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
SPORTING NOTES..

]. Pierpont Morgan has subscribed
$500 toward the fund 10 send the
American athletes 10 the Olympic
Games this spring in Athens, Greece.
Hoppe and Slosson have been
matched at 500 points at 1871 balk-
line billiards for the worlds cham
pionship. The game will be played
in the Madison Square Concert Hall
Oh March 81, at S p. m.
Walter S. Thompson, SO College,
was Tuesday elected to fill the last
vacancy of the Board of Directors of
the University OF Pennsylvania Ath-
letic Association. The board did
nothing but routine business al the
February meeting. which was held
Tuesday.
Eugenia Burch is now quartered at
Ascot Park and will remain there un-
til Mrs. L. Curtis, her owner, decides
to send her stable east. In her re
cent races Eugenia Burch. which is
considered to be the star of the Coast
handicap division, did not show her
true form.
Dan" Morris, the trainer, has
shipped his string of thirteen horses
from Lexington to Memphis, where
they will be prepared for the spring
racing, The string is composed
of two-year-olds. considered to be a
good bunch. The youngsters are the
property of various owners.
Every day brings new arrivals to
the Oaklawn race track, al Hot
Springs, where the racing meeting
will begin on February Il. The
Oaklawn Hadicap. which will be the
feature, will be worth $500. and
purses of not less than $40O will he
offered daily by the association. with
4 daily handicap worth $500 or more.
Yankee Girl. the promising two
vear-old in C. r. Ellison's string and
a half-sister to Woodford Clay's Run
ming Water, has been fired. which
will prevent all possibility of the
FLY keeping any early engagements
in the west, as intended by Ellison.
The youngster cost Ellison nearly as
much as he paid for his entire crop OF
t~wo-year-olds during the sales last
year.
Another California fighter is com
ing east to engage in limited-round
bouts. This pugilist is Fred Land
ers, the Frisco lightweight, who was
Knocked out by Willie Fitzgerald in
the twenty-five-round bout at the
Colma (Cal.) A. c. a few months
ago. Landers' first fight away from
home will be with George Memsic, of
Chicago.
George Gardner. of Lowell, Mass,
the well-known former light heavy
weight champion, has accepted terms
to box twenty rounds with Jim Flynn
before the Eagles, at Pueblo. on
Thursday. February Is. Gardner
has been guaranteed $500, with an
option on 60 per cent. of the house,
in addition to transportation west for
himself and his brother, Jimmy Gard-
ner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
STATE POOL TOURNEY.
Blair and ButtIe Win-Flynn Loses
Match by Two Points.

Two games were playel in the state
pool championship tournament at the
Prudential parlors, in Newark, Tues
day night, but the tourney contests
were slightly in the shade compared
with the h~air-raising match played by
George Flynn, the Newark champion,
and Brill. The match was for 500,
Flynn %conceding his man ten balls
in a Hotpoint game. It was nip and
tuck from start to finish. Brill final
ly won out by two points, 100 to 9S.
Flynn was not satisfied with his
showing and posted a forfeit for an
other match for $500 q side, the
game to take place tonight.
In the tournament games Harold
Blair. OF Morristown, easily disposed
of Harry Oyertacker. OF Paterson.
the score being 125 to SO. Robert
Buttle. of Washington, won a good
game from Abe Tettlebaum. of New
ark, 125 to 100.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08

LIST OF BOUTS.
What the Sports Who Go to New Bruins
wick Will See.

At the National A. c. in Nelson
street, New Brunswick, Tuesday
night sparring bouts will take place
among a number of well known New
Brunswick and Philadelphia boxers.
In the first 90 Dave H~ennessey, who
is well known in this city. and a Phil
adelphia boy will go it for six rounds.
In the second go Eddie O'Donnell,
another New Brunswick fighter, and
a mar from the Quaker City will try
the game for six rounds. Young
Langdon, the champion Of New
Brunswick, will meet an out Of town
boy in the third go. The last go will
be a battle between two we'll known
New Brunswick fighters and the
sports are promised something inter
esting in this battle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
To unveii Ell Caney Monument.

NEW YORK, Feb. s. - The army
transport Sumner sailed this morning.
carrying Il party Of distinguished Off
GERS of the United States army and
navy to participate in the exercises at
tending the dedication of the battle
monument at FL Caney. Cuba. The
Cuban government itself will take an
active part in the ceremonies. Per
mission has been granted by the Gu
ban government 10 land United States
sailors and marines from the warships
that will be III the harbor to partici-
pate in the parade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
TRAINING.
Ready for a Bout in Which He Ex-
meets to Prove His Worth.

Frank (Bull) Mccormick, of this
city, is certainly kept on the move
these days getting in trim for a bat
tie which he is to have with Boxer"
Kelly, a we'll known fighter of Phila-
delphia. The battle will take place
before the National A. c. of Philadel-
phia on Friday night, February 16.
Mccormick will be backed by a num-
Der of friends from this city. This is
his chance to make good and his
friends say that he is going to do so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
FAvoRITES BEATEN.
EOOtlight's FayOrite and Third Alarm
Win at Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S.-Favorites
Jared badly in the sloppy going at the
Fair grounds, Footlight's Favorite and
Third Alarm being the only winning
first choices. Lieber was made favor
lite in the handicap and was beaten
easily. Lady Free Knight fell in the
last race. and one of her eyes was put
out. Radtke, who rode the mare, was
not hurt. Summarizes:
First Race.-Lady Henrietta. first;
Elastic, second; DR.. Coffey. third.
Second Race.-Rudy, first; Big Store,
second; Quagga, third.
Third Race. - Footlight's Favorite,
first; Captain Bob, second; Mr.. Jack,
third.
Fourth Race.-De ResZke, first; Pity,
second; Broomhandle. third.
Fifth Race.-Third Alarm, first; Rol-
la, second; j. G. Glen. third.
Sixth observation-disclosures, first; Ed
ward Hale, second; Athena, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
Harvard Downed the Tigers.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. S.-Har-
ward defeated Yale. % to o. in Il rough
and very fast game of basket ball in
the gymnasium last night. One man of
each team was put out of the game by
smuggling and Noyes of Yale for trip
ping. The features of the game were il
long shot from the center of the floor by
.Amberg. the Harvard center, and Crit
fiths' feat of carrying the ball the
length of the floor, lodging the entire
Yale team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT R. R.

TINE TABLE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
Perth Amboy to New York:-5.15.. s.15.
SIS, 7.4s. s4s. io1s Ills =. II
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
Coz, ~. S.41. 9;4!. 1917, ll.4z A. NJ
I341 ls7; 2.47. S.47, Az. SAT. CAT.
New York to Perth Amboy-s.oO. 700.
$40: % sie9i 1899: lii % 4; M; l2sS, 1.so,
30, 400, ll.OG p. NJ +l2 - a NJ.
Sunday and Legal Holidays.
CSC, 500, 1000, Hoo A: NJ. 1900 NJ.
i.o0' zee, 800 400. 500. GOO. 100. 500.
Ferry Between Perth Amboy and Totem
vile.
Leave. Perth Amboy-5.l5, Sis, s.s5.
\, n, ii2.4S, As as, ys1'4iS. KS, 49, 4.55,
lois, Ills, Ii,.45 ?. Nj. 1875 4. II.
GOO SUNDAY and Legal Holidays. ,o,
81 6i7, "a, si7. II. 1910. Tie6 z. n 49,
Leave .Tottenville-1,o5, $50 6.?5. CAS-.
"; isG1Sa IA Ia - e. 20 4ss 5r9
ll.oS, Il.S$ P. NJ. 12.O3, 1:s$ A. NJ.
ESQ, IT'S, 500, S.35, $40, 1905, 11.05
A.. NJ. 1905, los, 2.05, sos. 4.05, sos,
G,o5s 1:05, S.05, sos, 1000, 1895 P. NJ.
Express train leaving Perth Amboy at
1873 a. Nj. will stop at New Dorp only at
Express train leaving New York at
33,$g P N n will stop at New Dorp only at
Express train leaving Perth Amhoy at
500 a. NJ. will stop at Pleasant Plains at
s.li Huguepct at Is New y rp ts.2s
'NHl run holidays. but not sundays.
GEORGE J; BROWN,
Geul Traffic Agt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08

1t is understood that Sport KEEL
iy, of South Amboy, who played with
the Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Works
team last seasonfl will manage an ont
of town base ball team this season.
A number of amateur baseball
teams will he organized in this city
this season, and from all reports they
expect to play some good games.
The Acorn baseball team will hold
I meeting in the rooms in the Red
Star building Sunday afternoon when
they will discuss plans for the coming
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
PUBLIC SERVICE TIME TABLE
Effective Jan. %, 1905.

LHtNtNt Jan. 90 AuO.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Railway he
fOrmatory every 80 minute from $40 a m. until
II. 40 y. n.
Cars leave Railway Juncs ~ for Woodbridge
Greek every hour from ga a. m. until ii.10p m
connecting with New brunswick cars II after
the hour. $40 ?. III. car from Railway Junction
Brunswick
Cars leaving New Brunswick At 545 Il. m. and
every hour until S.45 I. nj connect with car for
SewAren, Woodbridge, Railway and Wesifeld.
Cars leaving Perth .Amboy ferry at SIT a. m
and every hour until e.57 p. IN. then 10 az p. m.
and il.42 p. IN. counrct for Sewaren. Wood.
bridge. Railway and Westfald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
ERR T OUT.
Owing 10 Numerous Changes at the P. A.
T. C. There viii be No Baseball Team.

Because of the many changes made
in the different departments at the
Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Works dur
ing the past year the manager of the
baseball team has decided that ii
would not be wise to have a team in
the field this coming season, so the
players OF last season, who still work
at the factory, are signing with other
teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
Cures Pneumonia With Cold Air.

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Shattering AT
II single blow old standards of the
medical fraternity in dealing with
pneumonia. which has the hospital rec
ord of carrying off 30 per cent of its
victims. the astounding treatment of
DR.. Thomas Joseph Dunn has made
marvellous cures. The pneumonia Suf-
ferers are kept in tents on the hospital
grounds, and at times the temperature
has been but Il few degrees above the
freezing point. The result Of this treat.
ment shows 100 per cent cures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-The Kan
TAXA handicap at Oakland resulted in u
rousing finish when three horses came
home in a heap. BannOck Bell. one of
the outsiders. overlooked in the betting
at 13 TO l, came from the rear and in a
hard drive won by Il head. Ginnette
was out in front all the way and only
lost the race in the last few strides.
finishing third to Ed Sheridan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
SEE NEW BRUNSWICK MATCH.

1t is expected that a number of
sporting men from this city will go
to New Brunswick Tuesdays night of
next week TO see a number of spar
ring matches at the National A. c.
in Nelson street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
BLOoDGOOD's HIGH SCORES.

Richard Hibbett and Lewis Ernst
both rolled 213, On the Bloodgood al
.eys last night. Many bowlers used
these alleys yesterday afternoon and
last night, but these were the only
two high scores that were rolled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
! N THE FIELD OF SPORTS :
BOWLED LAST NIGHT.
Friday Nights Met on the Hartmann Alleys
Lasi Might.

The Friday Night bowling team
met at Hartmann's alleys last night.
They rolled up q number Of scores in
practive games after which they en-
joyed a fine supper which had been
prepared for them by Emil Krause.
Thn .rnrn. t.rrn ~. tnlInr...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
Muskodny Won So 600.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. S.-A.
Muskoday won the $1,000 handicap at
Ascot, covering the mile in l;40l4 and
beating a good field. Orilene. the favor
tie. was second and Chimney SweeT
third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
ROHysACK HIGH SCORES.

One lone high score was rolled on
he Bohnsack alleys last night. 1t
vas made by Charles Deitzman. He
204.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
DANISH 4. c. TONIGHT.

The Danish Sociable A. C. will
lold a meeting tonight. 1t is hoped
hat all members will be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08

Want advertising has Just enough
OF the spice OF chance" to make il
interesting-for the right person
does, sometimes, fail to e the first
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
KIRBY HIGH ORE

the Kirby alleys last night. He roll
ed 217.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
NIGHTS AVERAGE
How the Members of the Club Stand
Up to Date.

Following are the averages Of the
Friday night bowling team up to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08

Carl Lundgren has signed with the
Chicago Club for 1906.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08
PERTH ANfBOY POST OFFICE
SCHEDULE

Taking effect October 9. 1905.
pens at : A. NJ. Closes at . p. VI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-08

EvENIN1 NEWs uas uraneh Of.
ncas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
BUCKET SHOPS CONDEMNED
 BI FEDERAL GRAND .JLIR Y

eastern division of the Northern District of the State of Alabama, beg to submit to your honor herewith a report of our findings at this adjournment term of this court. We have investigated twenty-sx cases brought to our attorney and here with return eight indictments together With nine indictments heretofore returned, making a total of seventeen indictments preferred al this sitting. We regret to call attention to the number of viola tions of the national banking laws in this district, some being serious and others being only technical, and the fact that officials of national banking insttu- tions have been guilty of stock gambling, commonly known as dealing in futures on stock and cotton exchanges and using the funds of the banks they represent for this purpose, the result being the wreck Ing of the banks to the great loss of stockholders and depositors, as well as the loss of confidence of the people in these institutions. In all these cases we have unhesitatingly presented indictments when the evidence would warrant. We are pleased to say that in our opinion vio- lations of the United States internal reVe- nue laws are on the decrease in this dis | trict, and we hope this condition may con- tinue. Having investigated all matters brought to our attention and believing that our services are no longer needed in this term of court, we most respectfully beg your honor to be dieharged. J. A. Edwards, foreman United States grand jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
LOWE DEAD FROM
 BLOOD POISONING
EuIaton Man Makes Deposition to the Effect That Wound Was Inflicted
 By Charles Gannaway.

Anniston, December 1O.-(special )-Mr. Dave Lowe of Eulaton died Saturday night at 1O:9O o'clock, after a struggle which few men are able to make.
 Four weeks ago he was shot and wounded in the thigh by Charlie Gamma way, a negro, seemingly without cause or provocation For a week or more it was thought he might recover without the loss of his leg, but it developed that this was impossible, and the limb was ampu- tated near the body. With renewed hope the struggle for life was continued, with for a time fair prospect of recovery, but d day or two ago blood poison de- veloped which was uncomfortable.
 Charlie Gannaway, the negro said to have been responsible for Mir. LoNes death, is in jail, and will be tried for murder soon, as it is said the wound inflicted by him caused the death of MT. Lowe last night. It will be interesting to the public to learn that prior to his death MT. Lowe made his last deposition before a magistrate, in which he reiterates his first statement as to the manner in which he was assaulted and wounded by Gannaway This deposition will con stitute the most important feature in the testimony which will be adduced in court
 inst the negro. The funeral was held this morning at the Baptist church at Eulaton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-11
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. Negro Is Held for Removing Merchan. disc From Cars In Bibb County.

Centreville December 10.-(Special J. Yesterday Sheriff Crawford placed in jail here negro by the name of Charlie Will Hams, alias Charley Dudley. The defen- dant is charged with burglary. It is all legged that he broke into box car belong ing to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad com pany at Lawley, in Bibb county and stole chandse. The arrest was made by Spe- cial Officer Ames of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad company. The preliminary trial will be had on Wednesday of this week before Judge H. c. Cleveland of this place.
 of Bibb county in the November elec- tion, has filed his bond and received his commission and will enter upon the dis charge of the duties of the office on Jan uary 14, 1907.
 John w. Reddick has been named by Reddck has had considerable experience as deputy sheriff. having served in that capacity under former Sheriff Robert Vance and present Sheriff E. II. Craw- ford. He is competent and fearless.
 Sheriff Crawford is busy serving papers for the approaching term of the county court. The jury term of that court will be held here on the first Monday in Janu- ary and the docket is quite large
 The ginnery here has up to this time ginned 800 bales of cotton.