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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

4. G. FISCHER CIGAR FACTORY.
A. G. Fischer, Proprietor. Manufacturers Of do
tnestic cigars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

Meets every Monday night. - H. McGuir
president; r. II. Ruse, secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

Some good, clean, white cotton
rags at this Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

SALE DIRECTORY.
Chkasha recognized distributing and jobbng of this
section of the Southwest location and have enabled
to obtain this position supremacy which continually strength
ening Many obbng lines represented BY responsible
firms while in manufacturing industry the city fortunate
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LAW OFFICERS IN A FIGHT.
PatrOIman Swearingen and COnstabl
Lamar Arrested

PatrOIman Swearingen and Constable
Lamar Arrested.
A personal diff1culty between PATROL
man T. j. Swearingen and Constable
George Lamar occurred at Q O'Clock last
night, corner of Dexter Avenue and
South Perry Streets The two men
met face to face on the sidewalk and
without word they began pounding
each other and were soon In a rap-
pie.
The presence of mind of Patrolman
Joe Partin probably averted serious
disficulty. The officer jumped be-
tween the men and pulled them apart.
He held Patrolman Swearingen while
Patrolman Pendergrass. who had reach
ed the scene by this time, grasped Con-
stable Lamar and prevented him from
delivering more blows. Both of the
participants were arrested and charges
of disorderly conduct, fighting, were
preferred against them at police head
quarters. They made bond for their
appearance before Recorder Baber Mon
day afternoon.
Patrolman Swearingen was suspended
from the police force by Police Chief
Taylor, who said that he would insti-
tute a thorough investigation of the
conduct of the patrolman and take such
action as the case would warrant
1t is understood that bitter feelings
between the officers has been brew
ing for some time and that the feeling
reached It's highest point during the
trial of the Bowling case at the Court
House last Tuesday when Patrolman
SWearingen and Constable George La
mar were opposing witnesses
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sioners Cout of Walker County. Alabama.
9th day Of September. 1906, sealed pro-
posals for TIVE furnishing of materials and
performing the labor required in the re-
pairing. erection extension and completion
OF the court house at Jasper Alabama. ac-
cofding to tie plans and specifications pre-
pared by Wtlter Chamberlain & Company
Architects d Birmingham. Alabama, said
plans and Specifications not having been
formally adopted are subject to change
modification or rejection at any time be-
All BIDS ale to be delivered sealed to the
Probate Judbe Of said County. on or before
certified check or draft for two (2) per
cent. of the total amount of the bid pay
able to the Probate Judge of said County.
must accompany each bid, such check to
be forfeitsd to the county should the con
tract be awarded to the bidder; and he
to execute contract for the faithful per-
Torrance of his bid. and furnish to tho
county surety bond equal to the amount
The plans and specifications above NAM
ed are on file open to public Inspection at
Alabama. and in the office Of said arehi-
tects at Birmingham, Alabama.
blank ths number Of buildings OF this
character and fire-proof erected by them
the cost Of each of such buildings. and the
information will establish their exper-
fence in detail with this class of construc-
ton, theft diversity OF experience ana quar-
ifications to cope in a satisfactory manner
with the conditions that will arise 10 in
sure prompt and proper management.
1t lie Suggested that each bidder should
visit the town of Jasper. Alabama, person
ally investigate the local conditions, and
make an accurate survey and examination
Of the present old building that is to be
repaired and extended.
The Commissioners Court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
JAMES w. SHEPHERD,
Judge of Probate.
August "a 1901 e
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Tax returns from forty out OF the
counties Of Alabama receiv-
ed in the office of Auditor j. NJ Car
michael show the splendid increase OF
$22,419,4S6.
the tax figures of twenty-five OF
these counties were given out yester-
day by Chief Clerk Cook Of the Auol-
tors Office The figures from sixteen
of the counties have been previously
published and commented upon. The
tax figures from Etowah, which were
given out yesterday, are not includea
in the total inasmuch as they show
decrease. while articles sent out from
that county have enlarged upon the IN
crease of tax values in that county
The counties which show decrease
In assessments, outside of Etowah, the
figures of which are held up for the
present, are Barbour and Franklin. All
other counties show substantial ana
in some instance a remarkable increase.
But Barbour County In the past year
has decreased its tax valuation from
s4,412,030. to $4.262sS2. mounting to
decrease of $19.04S. The assessment
of Franklin County this year was So
300,601 a decrease of $1S4,59l.
The tax abstracts as they are filed
in the Auditors office show mater
ial advance. prosperity general IN
every section of the State. Those VINO
have told of the splendid progress or
Alabama in recent years are sustained
and supported by the figures that are
sent officially to the office OF the state
Auditor.
The returns from Mobile County evil
dences that the claim for the county
and for the city of Mobile of remarks
able development is well sustained for
the figures show that tax llues IN
that county have increased in the past
year $3,O0g07s. The assessments re-
ported from Mobile reach total OF
$29.356, 54S.
Montgomery County also shows the
fine increase of $1,070999. It's assess
ments for the year amounts to $24,-
614,273.
For this year for the other counties
the assessments and increases are:
Bullock s4315.072, increase s24s,28o
Cleburne s55s.523: covington s5,20e,65S
increase $S70.133; Colbert $5,5SS,222.
Crenshaw $2.447.020, increase s306. 100;
Greene $3,210,674, increase $172,976;
Hale, s3.122.414. increase s73,169: Hous-
ton S4265, 1874, increase $425.555. Lauder
dale s4,SS9.392. increase $2S9,1S2; Lime
stone $3,95S,374. increase $2234s: Ma
rengo, $5.S62,107, increase s62S,0S7;
Monroe ss7a2s5ss<Ri $4,ss7,565. in
crease $S92,356; Russell $206,942; Shelby
$4,7S6,936, increase $2S4.459; ITALIA
poosa $3427.126, increase $23S,4S2;
Tuscaloosa $S.265,405, increase $685.
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my. and to enjoy the refreshments prS1s
vided by Captain and Mrs. Odom. the
local officers, in honor of the coming
of Major and Mrs. Berriman. A
Major Berriman was accompanied on
the trip here by Mrs. Berriman. Misc
Jaspersin and Adjutant Widgery. The
service was short, because of the hard
days work before the army officers
today. but I'm the less than thirty min
utes' service. Major Berriman in the
simple and earnest talk held the Close
est interest and won the hearts OF thosa
gathered IN the tent =
He is a fine speaker, clothing his
thoughts in the simplest language that
the smallest child might understands
The singing by Mrs. Berriman, Miss
Jasperson and Adjutant Widgery was
an enjoyable feature of the nights SER
vice.
The order of the services which viii
be conducted in the Montgomery ehurch%
es today by Major Berriman and his
assistants is given elsewhere.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23
WOMAN KILLS MAN.
Negroes Figure I'm Tragedy A


Negroes Figure In Tragedy At
Ramer.
Dolly Nichols, a negress, was brought
to the city from Ramer early last night
and lodged in the county Jail by Deputy
Sheriff S. S. Belser on a charge of muir
der.
The woman killed Chasner Towles. a
negro near Strata about o'clock FRI
da yafternoon by shooting him with
a shot gun. The load lodged in the
neck of the negro and death was al
most instantaneous. She was taken in
to custody yesterday and was sent be-
fore Justice Hayes at Ramer.
The sheriff here was notified and
Deputy Belser went to Kramer at
o'clock yesterday afternoon to bring
the woman to jail
The negress, it is understood, claims
that the shooting was purely acciden-
tai. She pointed the gun at Towles.
not knowing 1t was loaded, and 1t was
discharged.
On the other hand, 1t is claimed
the woman had threatened the life OF
the man and that the shooting was not
accidental.
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coMPANY,s PROSPECTUS ISSUED.
Nashville and Huntsville shows status
of the Company.


of the Company.
Huntsville, Sept. 22.-(SpeciaI)-
Captain Thomas NJ. Steger, president
of the Nashville and Huntsville Rail-
road. has issued a prospectus OF his
company, showing the status of the
matter. the connections at both ter
minals, the value of the road ana the
probable business that will be done
The company will be capitalized at
$4,000, 900 and a bond issue or $p.-
0OO, 900 will be made.
The trust company that has agreed
to take the bonds requires that $751;
900 of the stock be subscribed by peo-
pie in Huntsville and Nashville and
along the line between the two cities
When this is done. work OF con
structure will begin. The projected
route pashes trough one of the rich
est sections of the South that has no
railroad facilities.
NJ. e. Woodward, administrators or
the estate of the late F' Ezell of Bir-
mingham has filed a suit in the Unit
ed State Curt here against the Lou
iville and Nahviile Railroad asking
$25. 900 for the death of Ezell. Ac-
cordIng to the bill, EZell was crushed
between cars at Boyles. Ala, while
performing the duties of car inspec-
tor on July 4. last. The accident was
caused by an engine backing on the
siding without giving proper warn
ing.
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NO PROTEST YET.
Judge stiles Has Filed No Notice OF
Contest.

Judge stiles Has Filed No Notice on
Contest.
birmingham. Sept 22.-(SpeciaL)--
Chairman B. A. Thompson of the
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee. has not yet received formal con
test from Judge ]. p. Stiles. who filed
notice this week that IL Col. F. l..
Higdon was declared the nominee for
sheriff he would enter a contest
Judge Stiles will hold conference
" it'll some of his close personal friends
on Monday and before night. when the
time limit is up, he will decide whether
he will make a contest or not Col
f.. L. Higdon was given the nomination,
the returns showing majority OF three
ever Judge Stiles.
Anticipating a contest, Colonel Hig-
don's campaign manager has asked all
of the leaders to secure evidence OF
any fraud or purch lsing of votes that
might have been resorted to by friends
of the opposing candidate so that any
evidence that might come up IN the
contest could be met. Considerable In
terest is being takea in tho matter in
this county.
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/ NOTICE

NoN-UNION BRICKMAsONs AND ME-
CHANICS.
We, the nal-union Brickmnsons of Mont
gomery. do ippeal I'd the contractors that
we are prepared to carry on any job Of
brick y work and can furnish IS brickma-
sons. information will be furnished by any
of the following officerss
l.. A. SHAY, President. ss5t3 .setts5t VI
j. w. Roytl, Vice-President.
j. ,PoFterfbld, Secretary. ~
Il. G. NCunmings, Treasurer.
G. W.. shaw. General Manager, 9o7 e.
Grove Stree.
King Thomas, Walking Delegate.
Ellis Davi, Grand Marshal.
8. Walker Grand Chief.
Sam Cook Committeeman.
Gabriel L<vis, Door Keeper.
3as. Jackon, Floor Marsnal.
VIM. Sha&xelfOrd, Outdoor Marshal.
ID. Il. shas, Special OFFICER.
Rev. w. i. Dent, Chaplain.
Office, 90 &c. Holt Street, Phones 2545
and 1870. sumo
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Will LIiAvE holidays.
French Railroad A-.- VIII Have Day
on Each Week.

French Railroad M-.- vii Have Day
on Each Week.
Paris, Sept. 22.-Although the rail-
roads of France are specifically ex-
empt from the operation of the Sun
day rest law, the chairman of the
six leading railroad companies have
notified Minister of Public Works Bar
thou that they have arranged to grant
with Is months 50 holidays a year to
their entire STATS, numbering in all
1000 men.
The chairmen pointed out that 1t is
impossible to make this day of rest
fall on Sunday, but that 1t would come
from the different men in rotation
This new system will place the rail-
road man on an equality with other
workmen in the matter of holidays.
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Up TO CHANCELLOR.
Old Case of Mitchell VS.. Gadsden Is
Submitted.

Old Case of Mitchell VS.. Gadsden Is
submitted.
Gadslen, Sept. 22.-(Special BY
agreement the case of r. A. Mitchell
VS. the city of Gadsden was submitted
to Chancellor Whitesides, who will hand
down his decision within the next thlr-
ty days. ,,.,
'rhis is a continuation Of the litiga-
tion which has been In progress for
several years over the legality of a
water works contract or franchise
granted Mr.. Mitchell by a former city
administration.
The city has stubbornly resisted the
case and Mr.. Mitchell has been equally
insistent that his alleged contract be
recognized The case has been before
the Supreme Court several times, how
ever those who are versed In the It'll
cation state that speedy settlement
NAV be expected.
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against the Southern Steel Company in
ths City Court fer ssh,86o alleged dam
ases. The suit Is the result eff an ae-
oident en- the seth Of August, In which
her husband, Lan Mccormick, lest his
life by the explosion of a hot at the
steel wAFks. through the alleged neg
iigenee OF hia employers.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23
CAMPBELL DISAPPEARS.
Man implicated In Davis Murder SlSips
bond.

Gadsden. Sept. 22.-(Special Ma
rion Camubell. one of the men charged
with the murder Of John Davis, and who
succeeded in making bond in the case
preferred against him by the United
states deputy marshals. shortly before
the coroner's jury rendered its verdict.
was s;iH at large at late hour this
afternoon.
CampbelIs father-in-law drove to the
CITY IN buggy and after he had ar
ranged Campbell's bond they drove off
together and no trace has been found
of them. Campbell is under two bonds
OF 50 600 each to appear before U s.
Commissioner Pickard on next Monday,
and it is believed he will come in and
surrender
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23

Birmingham. sept 22.-15peclai D.
The Capital Coal Company has been
Incorporated in this city. capital stock
$50 .0o5. The lncorporators are WilliiGfn
f. Leake. Culpepper EXum. John n
Darlington, Fl. Ellis Mccormack, JolfA
KaIl and Peyton NorvelL The obJects'
of the company are to develop coal
and iron lands and To manufacture iron.
operate mills. conduct stores, etc. 1t
is announced that mines will be OPEN
ed al once and large daily output
secured.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23
ICE CREAM.

In the Saturday contest at the
Randy Kitchen,
Mrs u. II. McDavid,
of S03 Washington Ave-,
Won the gallon of cream.
IL YOU didn't order yesterday, do II
today as early you can.
Most any favor.
RANDY Kitchen. Phone IS or 1873
Kinds and Hyatt.
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T. w. Shackelford.

ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
! wish to announce to my friend
Gated at 105 1-2 Washington Avenue
journal Building1 where I will ac-
lively carry on ana conduct general
Real Estate and Insurance Business.
A share of your business Is respects
fully solicited.
Phone 1888. T. w. sHACKELFCRD.
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In Identifying Home
Call Ht Trcsslrrs.
KILLED ny ELEVATOR.
EmpIOye Of IOVeman. Joseph & Loeb
Met Horrible Death.


Met Horrible Death.
Birmingham. Sept. 22.--tSpecial)-
u. Coffee, engineer n the big depart
nent store Of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
was killed this morning while working
on one of the elevators in the estah-
lishment. lie was oiling the elevator
and was ntop of the cage. He took
hold of one OF the guy ropes. which
threw him off and caused the elevator
to GO up suddenly. The mans body
was crushed between the sides OF tho
shaft and the elevator. The almost
lifeless body then fell to the bottom
of the shaft and the elevator fell on
him. 1t was necessary to call IN t"e
fire department to assist in getting the
unfortunate man out of the shaft.
COTE lived an hour after the acct
dent. That he was not killed instantly
was n miracle The elevator has cnsh-
Ions attached to It, and this is given
as one reason why the mans body was
not badly manR!ed when the elevator
went .to the lower end of the shaft.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23
DIR. BUCHANAN. THE sPEclALIsE.

Diseases of women. piles. fistuls- strie-
ture. skin. kidney. bladder. private and rec
tai diseases, nervous diseases and constipa-
tion treated with electricity; syphilis same
treatment as Hot Syringe; electrical outfit
completes: nurse Ia constant attendance.
Hours Q to 8; office over Handy Kitchen.
faN Dexter Avenue. Montgomery. Abe.
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Erect Two Cptton MIIIs.

Birmingham. Sept 22.-(Special)-
r c. Thompson & Brother of this city
have secured the contract to erect two
cotton mills and 201 houses for en-
3loyes for the Cannon Manufacturing
Company at Concord. N. C. The con
tractors will begin work on the Job at
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23

Olive Branch Grand Lodge. F. and A. a.
York Masons Prince Hall CompacO In
and for the stae of Alabama and jurisdic-
tion thereunto belonging, will convene at
montgomery. Al, in the Carpenters Union
Hall, No. II r5rth Court street. at 10 a.
m. Sept. "a AID will be in session three
days.
The annual ermon will be preached at
Mount Zion, A NJ. e. z. Church, corner
Stone and Hot Streets, by Rev. H. ~
Brown. P. q. H., at o'clock p m. Tues
day, Sept. !5t.
Much important business VIII come he
fore the BODY during the session as relates
to the widows and orphans, alse the build
ing of a Mlsinic Temple. This Fraternity
has sixty-nhe lodges In Alabama, all of
whom will b. represented in this Grand
Session.
The Natip1a1 Grand Master, Grew. A..
b. Allen, A. IL and Bishop J. w. Alstork,
N. D. D. G. n, will be present
"A NJ POPE, G.. NJ.
X N DRAPER, G.. Secretary.
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MALE SINGERS

Male voices furnished for entertain
ing purposes, at Card Parties, Recep-
lions, Weddings, etc. Can furnish
voices for Solo, Duet or Quartette
work. The latest London Craze. Out
OF town engagements filled. For
terms, apply at the Hammond Studio
of Music,' is 8. Lawrence st. Phone
No. 22S9. su-4t.
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Macon. Ca. Sept 22.--At o'clock To-
day the union street car men carried
all the cars to the barns and quit the
lines. Only four cars are running.
Non union men are coming. and tomor-
row, cars may resume Operations.
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once The Messrs. Thompson have
constructed several cotton mills
throughout the South. The contract
Just accepted is to be completed withih
twelve months.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23
TAX VALUES IN ALABAMA
SHOW REMARKABLE INCREASES

s45; walker ss.7s7.oso. increase $780,
9f0
With the sixteen counties previous
~ reported the total increase was $22,-
751,124, which is reduced by the total
decrease of $331.639 to s22,4i9,4S6.
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LAUpEERDALE INSURANCE co.
Florence Capitalists Interest Many In
CORPORATION Assessment Concern

Florence Capitalists Interest many In
Corporation Assessment Concern
Florence, Sept. 22.-(SpeciaD-Arti-
cles OF incorporation have been rico
in the Office of the probate Judge OF
Iauderdale county by the Southern
Life Association, organized In this
CITY and backed by the leading citi-
zens of Florence and Lauderdale coun-
ty.
It's plans are among the best of all
co operative assessment companies
and those back of it guarantee it's sta
bilty and reliability. The officers OF
the company are: Jorn r. Ashcraft
president: C. E. Holt, vice president;
J. c. OFT. secretary AMI treasurer. The
directors are: John T. Ashcraft. A. j.
McCrary. f. L. Forsythe, Thomas ].
Phillips. l. w. Garden, Polk Conner
]. NJ Forsythe L. w. Garden and f.
L. Forsythe are general state agents.
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03. Umpire, ODay.
American League.
Chicago. Sept. 22.--lChicago batted
Ortiz and Doyle all over the held today
hitting of Isbell. Jones and Dougherty
coupled with the excellent fielding of
the home team were the features.
Chicago. :. 900 42o 1o.-I 9 3
Batteries--white and Sullivan: orth,
Doyle and Kleinow and MCGUIRE Time.
$50. Empires, OLoughlin and Sheri-
dan.
st. Louis, Sept. 22.-The locals in
sured the game today in the fifth by
good batting. Glade had one bad in
ming. the visitors scoring -hve runs
St. Louis. >. :. ..oos oso 1917 ii /
Philadelphia :. $3.50 900 000-5 Q Q
Batteries--Glade and Hickey; Coombs
and Berry. Time, 1;50. Umpire. Con-
Detroit, Sept. 22-Mullen pitched both
games today. winning the first from
Faikenberg easily and being forced TO
his limit by Goodwin in the second !.
Stahl was elected for questioning Um-
ptre Hearsts decisions.
Detroit. -. .oos oo2 oo.--s q
w dSHiiE -uVV Ill WV 2
Batteries-Muilin and Payne; Falk-
enberg and Warner. Time, las.
Second game RH.E.
Detroit. :. :. :. 100 020 0o1-4 i
Washington :. 200 U10 000---3 Q l
Batteries-MulIin and Schmidt; Good
win and Wakefield. Time. lao. Um-
pire, Hurst.
Cleveland, Sept. 22.--Cleveland shut
out Boston today in easy fashion. Bern
| hard pitching good ball. Harris had
Cleveland blanked until the seventh,
when the locals punched seven hits
and scored six runs. RH T..
Cleveland. :. 200 900 61s-7 13 2
Boston 80. :. 1000 600 900 g l
Batteries--Bernhard and Bemis, Har-
ris and Armbruster. Time, 1:13. I'm
pire. Evans.
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MAJOR BERRIMAN SPEAKS.

Services of Salvation Army ut West
End.
Several scores Of people gathered at
the Salvation Army Gospel Tent In
West End last night to listen to the
few words of greeting spoken by Major
y. NJ. Berriman. commander of the
Southern Division of the Salvation Ar
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REMOVAL NOTICE

On or about October list, We will move
to 219 Dexter Avenue.
THE PATRICK P. BAILEY CO.,
Phone 545. Plumbers.
Present location 11s Monroe Avenue.
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CROSSE lies WANTED

The Birminghan Terminal Company will
receive proposal until October LIST, for
$500 hewn Post Oak. White Oak, or Long
Ltaf Yellow Pine cross ties 7x9xS' e. fob.
Birmingham, Albania, point of ship
ment. Uusual Specifications. inspection to
be made at shipping point.
Also for sixty sets OF sawed Long Leaf
Yellow Pine 7x1f switch ties. Same condi-
lions as above.
Address all communications to the BIr-
mingham Terminal Company, Walter II.
Harrison. Chief Engineer. Birmingham,
Alabama, and mark Proposal for cross
and switch ties'' 1T
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MIRRORS AND MIRRORS

That reflect both
Taste and Beauty
Wherever set.
If in doubt look
in Tresslar's windows
and you will shout.
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s1es steel Company.
,5adDdaH. Sept. 22-(SpeciaI. Mrs.
CLYDE Mccormick has filed a suit