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COLONIAL l0RooM HOUSE AND ABOUT ONE
acre ground; nne water; shade and fruit trees:
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EDUCATIONAL.

lines coo St 81 20. wk.. So 81 I mo-. 81:
IN WAsHINGTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

chs NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE, BEING PREMISES 333 AND oS3
FIRST STREET NORTHEAST. FRONTING "a
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ADAM A WESCHLER. AuCTI0NEER.
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Summer Cruises
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER
tSuccessor TO James W. Ratcline.)

ap11-d&ds. esu Trustees
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

mir, tpenn i'd tpeib, Sab OH ein
gnseI biit?"
I'D bin cine elenhe SiinSerin,"
fliiterte iie.
r9lt biit mein seliebtes Weib.
id3 biilbe nidt. BOB gu Cir ioIte
Noren beilesit. Iber iest mib
id) geben, 2ouro, es bat aft ltbr
geidlogeil
gr lpunberte lid. Oab lie 10
raib oufitanh, 10 leibcnidattIif i'm
>nmnrnlte. ibn fiibte mie cine Rut.
ter ihr iterbenbes Sinh. Gs NOR
bas Ieste Wol 0 9ott! ods
Ieste NoI!
Shlofi lieB lie Die Nrme iinfen,
2eibenihaft, 2iebe unb 3raft ihte'
men fie nit eineru MaIe 5u nerloi'
fen.
rgebiite lid @ott, 2aurn."
r2ebe rpobl, lieb Sera!"
r9tein. nidt Iebe tpobl, bos III
elm ominoies Sort, fog mir gutter
Woreen. 2ieb!"
Gutter Worsen!" iprof iie uni
lire Gimme flons 10 ianit trau'
ernb. tpte Die Zone Der HinseItou'
be, gr gine sur 3bire bino,is
Sic foIste ibm rnb blifte Der TO-
ben @eitolt nod. Bis lie unter Der
Bduinen perifuonb. SO itonb fl
i'm beqen SonnenIift.
,9as leste WoI - o mein Soft
hns Ieste Wdl!" itobnte tie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

@eione Der @ogel. umgeben trft
buftenoen @liitben, wai,ote lie Der
Seimatb ben Hiiden. Miht elm ein.
siges Mol blidte iie arriid uuf Dos
fleine Sons, baS iiroer mir nod
in ihren Sr1umen Ieben iollte, roif
ihritt lie bohip. 10 raid, ais hinge
oos 2eben BON ihrer Gle ob.
Iuf un6eiuften Giaben unb
meiten l~lntuegen geIouete 9niira,
ohne bon ireenb einem 9efanuten
seieben tuoroen ju ieiu, i'm 9aitic
bes Rahmittass nah Saltif, beeab
lid iofort in Ben @altbof uno
iroste, Oh Scr. Soonap noh i'm
St6bther ipeiIte.
Sic tpurbe ioiort jill ibm scleitet.
8ein 2dfeln bes Sriumpbes, rein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Die eriten getpiHensbiTe.

Dor IHem modte id) pcridIa-
gen. begam DIR. Roefpup. .baS
Sic iit in Der ndd5iten Seit niht
nah 6ernhoIme I6bep bescben.
8eroeu Sizes nidlt uneiitis nebmeu.
peuu id nit irumipunoener Cffen-
belt iprefe?"
Sd bite onrum."
Sd iaaic Sbnen bereits. ea6
Der Roru,is icbr itoli ip1re. onB
lchr biel pom benl criten Ginerad
nbbGngcn Oiirfte. Den CT cmpi0nss.
Neiner Nnftt,t naf mare cS onge,
5eist. bob Ste iid 5iindflt mad,
@eitbnrn, eincm hiibiten fleiuef,
gopcprt beaGben. sort i6nbeu sic
Belt. iid 81 erbclen, Sen Shmers
bes Ibi6iebes BON Der Seimotb 81
ii%beripinoen, itnb ben Grioroerniiien
Der nun notbieen Soilctte sShre
Iuimertinmfeit su5mtpenoen. 3u,
IniGaffuns 0erieIben itellte id
Sbueu ieoe 'beliebige Summc gun
Teriiigune."
2aura ereIiihte.
Bite. beetle er iih binsnr,.
ieeen. rwolleu Gle lid eeiGuieiJ
iiberscusen. baB Sbnen Dies mir
geseniiber nidt Ole serinelte Ser.
binolidfeit auferlest. eS lit NJ,
6eidditsiate. gu Sbrer 9erubi.
gina f6nrcn Sic mir cine Nuitnunq
ausiteIlen. Sbr OnfeI wirb mi,
9~ergniiaen Miles, berihtiscn."
nsinb gle bciien scpi6?" iraet,
tic 10 crnit, eoB CT mpiGfiirlid
lddIeltc.
- ..F'a H".- .. ...... T." - -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Gin tranriger Tbidieo.

~uhLd -pdAkC iStNSb VpifSL o. w
den. Die ,einfohen @eip1nber. tpeIfle
Guitar Hobcu's Neib triig. b1tten
fir bic Rifte oes Warouis nid|t
sepnBt. lie ipoate aus benz Sarie
TIRES Wannes nif]ts nlitnebmen.
gber 0as Cine. Dos ibr 81 thu,
iibris blieb. eriiiute ibr SerS nit
u,1ansiprehlifer Si,rht unb Sdam:
iie muBte Den Cheering %abnebmen.
MIs urncrmdblt mubte lie Dor Dem
Warauis erifeiren, oas @eib bes
ihIidten Wannes piirbe er nift
onerfennen. Sic perohtete iif Oh
iolf3en Shnns, nnb bod muBie es
ieiu.
Sic frat In ibr Sd,iaiee,nad,. ihr
par's. als beobiiftigte iie. einet
Sootem 5u b%erauben. Sinnenb
bIieb iie -lteben unb hafte beS Ia.
geS, AT ipeldem oieier Sing an
ibren Singer seitreift p,,rbe. aaim
flint Mofen naren mad, DEM Sooe
Der Mutter nerilciiem. oes Soften
2iebe mar NIT tieieil Mitgeiiihl Der.
miidt. Ser auSorud ieiner 3iiee.
Die nn'agbare 3drtlihfeit. Die aus
ieinen Il,9en le,ifietc. traten feb
bnft Dor TIRE Seelc; iic gebotte oes
Irrfes ieiner Suno, beS ieierlid)es
Suites ben CT anf lire Sonb &c
preBt. naboem Der Ring BORT slans'
te. limb nun ioate tie Inn aoneb'
menl Der COB hotte lie niht &C.
ihieoeit. unb bod m,rbten lie fiji
INNER lid trennen. es NOR; ols
it1nbe lie on einem 5ootenbette, ols
p6re es leifter. einen Gold in
bes Soften Sers 81 itoben. ais Der
Sling ob5llltreiien, unb oennof
mibte es iein. Sic neriubte ar
aa' 3ns al oenfen. mas foIse,
miirbe, 6rcibeit. 8eid,tbum. 9uf
uno 8lan3 Der @eIt!
Mlir elm idapoder @oloreif. abe,
er ifien nit unlosIifen aetten Il,
az binoen 10 LANCE lie i'm tr,ie
i'm obleaen bieb aud bieien ert
fommeu. gs muBte fem, War,iu
i6ien er iie ipie Se,,cr SIT brennens
tporum fam er ibr Dor, als be
raubte Tie einen Sooten.
Irmes. fleineS Reiid]en! es lott,
lid Ieift eeni,s pom Singer. 81
betrod.ete ben Ring. oa er III ibrel
Sanb riibte. Mar es nl,h io. leidt
bie @eIiibbe au brefen. bic an
aitare iie eeifmoren. oas giino
nib au loieu. bas Tie Dor 8ptt &C
itloiien9 lie widelte ben Sranrins
in ieines Yopier unb beieltiste ihl
inter bent aleioe. ipGter. ais 8oli
nilo 3eidtbum ibr j,ir 9erfiieuns
Itano. trus lie i'm in idtperer
9apiel an Safe.
Nun alaubte Tie irei 81 iein uni
ingte fid,, lie miibte bas Iersonsen
~perseilen. pereeiien snles. Das bis
fer ibr tbeiier mar.
Iui Der SfneIle blieb lie elm
@eiIe iteben. pieIIeift iliiiterte ei,
gutter @enius marnenbe 1orte if
su. pielleift auh iibermonnten II
gerriiiensbiiie unS iaaten ibr, bal
BOB fie ME. ME mieoer nit unbe
ilefter SeeIe gum SimmeI ipiirS
olfbliden tonnen, ioboIo lie einmo
bieie Sdireuc iibcridritten. g,
lag mebr aIs 2iebe in Der leiSen
idaftIiden @eiie. NIT Der tie nieber
fniese unb Die Shpele bes SGus
deus fiiBte, in benz Sie ibre SduIs
loliefeit. lire 8epiileusrube. ibrel
Scelenirieben SuriidlieB unb MIN
mer enbenbe selbitocrmiiric. MIN
mcr idlummcrnse Hene nit ir
nrhm. Sm Snnnerfheir, bctr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Ser Seq lit meit, ih bin

~
miibe."
~Sino Sic ecsansen2 lparliut
tarten Sic nift nit Dem 3ue?"
4lin crit iieI ibm ein, lie botte es
setban. feline Spur 3uriid3uIai'en.
Sic mogen red,t baben". fiihr
Der Ibpofot fort. ~.eriauben Sic
mir. Sbnen Elm 9Ins @ein a,rsr.
bietef. es Miro Sic erfriifen."
SD habe nod ME @ein ae.
tritnfen."
yGs sibt ,penig Seute. ole oas
iaee,t fonnen. aber fclgen Sic mel.
mem Nath unb trinfen Sic elm @I1s.
den, cs lit oos bette S~tdrfungs.
mittel."
Sic entiprof ieineir Wiucn, uno
fiibIte lid beIebt. H,ibia unao falt,
Elm 8eiboftsmanr, lob er ibr &c.
geniiber.
,WoQen tpir nun bon 0eid,1ften
iprefen9 i'd bobe Dem WorauiS
nod nidt seifrteben."
rRift?"
yHein. ih iiiblte mid Da5u ntfi
berehtigt. nun crit mill i'd inn on.
aeisen, Dab i'd feline Grbiu sefun.
Den, nun nad3oem Sic mid outori.
iiren, ibm mit5utbeilcn. Dos Sie
unperbeirotbet iin6."
sic itredte Die San6 eeser, i'm
aus. bic feline rinsIoie Sono.
r9as lit geniigenbe anttpprt". be-
merfte 2aura. Sic ieben. id, truge
feinen gberins."
Or ldheIte gebanfenpon. er ber'
itano pobl, mie ld,tper es mar. Die
@crte niisSuiprefen.
,0erseiben Sic, sas seuiiei nid,t,
i'd, piiuihe ourh Sbre eisener
8orte ole Ibatiahc beitdtist 81,
Ieben.
sd bin nift perbeirntbet.
DIR. Robtpap perneiate iit,.
nSie autoriiiren mid ebeniaIls,
otB ib Dem Warqiiis ole Nnnabmt
ieiner 9ebinguneen meIbe?"
.3beilen Sic mir bieiel6en nod
einmol nit"
Sic seloben Sas tiefite @ebeim'
nib iiber Sbre 8ergaasenbeit. Gu
brefen nit allen 9anben. Crime
runeen uno grIebniiIen nergangerel
Gage uno Beginner Elm oouis neitcs
2eben?"
sd peripre6e es.1
Gut, Sic banoeln ting uiib Der
niinitig, mein Sr6ulein. i'd fpcrbt
Dem Marauis anes Motbiee nit
theilen. 3u bebuuern babe i'd nur
haB Sic 10 leibeno olsieben."
= .Gs lit nidt Ieiht iein Seim mi
nae lieben, often grinnerunger
cmfSuscbeu."
sd perifehe."
Sa, er peritanS. mos lie gelitter
haben mof,te. peritanb. DAB lie nod
mehr leiben miirbe. ,penn DER Riif
idlag iih iiibIbar maf,te. BOB c;
hesbalb niht seiuagt perOen biirite
iie oieie Teriooe i'm &ouie lire;
Onfcls eurftdmpfen su ~loiic,,.
sd pertcbe". piebcrhoIte e
mad, flir5em Sdypeisen. ySfeibel
lit INNER bart. Sb ipiinid,e DO,
Ser5en, oaB es onoers bate Ten
fonnen, nber Sic opfern Sbr Scin
Dem Stolse Sbres Snfels."
2aura ontlportetc nif,t. Wni
fonnte Mr, Robpnp tptiIen Dol
ibren Guoleu. ihren 3branen?
.8oacn Sic mir einige Ninute,
@ehor identen, 6rduIeins"
rMit 9ergnIeen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

Dort. oas lie oerIceen fonntc,
empfins iie.
Sd ireue midi. Sic an iehen.
SrGulein". iprad er ernit uno bot
ibr Die Sanb. i'd babe meinen
IMfcntbalt bier iiber grtparten m,s-
seoebnt. neil ih oadte. Sic mir.
ben mir acifrieben haben. ipenu
sic oeu @eoanfen, meinc 9oridIdge
ansunebmen. cnegiItia niifecseben
bditcn. Sic icbcn iebr ansesriiien
ans"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Waricn : aalenoer
fir Sas 5a6r 1906.
*x*x

Dieier beitausaeiiatiete. 207 9eie.
ipalten umfaiienoe uno reid iIiis
i~tricrte 8alenoer bat folgenoen Sn'
bait:
gollitGnbiees &olenSnrinm init 5ujIf
neneu Observation-Disclosures in
@ort unb Bib, ben Nbbilounsen
BON stu6li nenen WpnatsheiliBeu
nit begIeitenoer poctiider 9egenoe
bon Corr. in q.
Slntriertcs @eScnfblatt fir Sus
Snhr 1906.
NeniabrsgrnR bon %. q. Heoel.
berger.
Sie leiblid)em tnb seiitliden Wcrfe
Der 8armbersisfcit. 8on P.
aler. 9aumgartner, S. j.
Die gesesnnns @arias init ibrcn,
frenStrascnoen Suhne. @eoitt
bon P. al@r. 9aumgart I.
uer..S S. j.. SIT Dem eleidlnamigen
T%ar6cnornf 'nhd] Dem Srisinnle
bes Observation-Disclosures R a !
9 d m l5l,
Shlnngen5nngen. Grsoblnng aus
Dem &oltsleben BON 9orena
Seiser.
SaS arens i'm Siten. @piiooe ai,s
Dem rniiild , iapaniit)en 8riese
bon u. Srnihfa.
Ter feline Gio. Cine @rSabluna
aus Dem mooerien Stalien Dor
81. g.
Ncnn Der Scrr bas Sans nidt bant,
Gr5dblung aus Dem Solfsleber
bon 40. Spi. Giippers.
Gin Sintcufler. 8riminaI.R cpelt
BON Srieorih 3bieme.
Sic darir.itagspreoist. Nopeae por
johannes 20 aprbo e r,
S. j.
3mei MDrte. @ebift bon 9
e Gmitt.
geppp. 6~arbenorut nah benz De
maloe bon 6. BON Slaa,s.
rs fpmmt bod nod)!" Gr3GbIunt
bon e. j.
Scnsin--tin Seilmittcl. Cine auto
mobil.@ eihid)te bon Irt b II
IhIeitner.
SabresrnnSihau bon 9 +. 9ent
init pielen giloern.
Yicle pradtiae Original S1lnitra
tioncn ppu be,pabrfen &fniflerl
ihmifcn bicieu nenen Sabrgans
inelder aud wieber ben beliebt,,
@anbfalenScr enthdlt.
Nus benz Sbense,anntcn fann lid
Sober cin lirtbeil biIhen iiber al
oas Sntereiiante, mas IN uniercr
Yrdmie 5i iinoen lit.
@ir ienoeu Shnen Den &alen6e
foItenfrei. tpenn Sic ioglcit Sbrcl
riidit1noiaen announcements +. 9etroa
unb $500 iiir Sornusbesabliina elm
ihifen. Senben Sic ben @etra,
prompt eit, oenn Die gtohiroge II
cine groBc nno es oiirfte nnier Dor
roth ihneG nerariiien iein,
IftunesooG
2orens 8unner,
Seit1ftsiiibrer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

8Iele Menlten MADDEN BON
ihrer. Religion an Den Sountopcn
cinen 10 aii~saiebiaen Sebra,ih. DAB
lhrcn iiir. Die @nhentosc nidltS
iibrig bicibt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-29
COMMITTEE TO MEET
u. S. SENATOR TlLLMAN
Board of Trade Names Delegation to Meet Distinguished
Speaker Matter of Reciprocal Demurrage Was Dis
cussed and Delegation Appointed to Attend
Conference to Be Held in Chicago Jan. 4.

At joint meeting yesterday afternoon
of the Board of Trade, Commercial club,
the Lumberman's association, and the
Wholesale and Retail Grocers' associa-
lions delegates were appointed to the
conference to be held in Chicago January
4, in the interest of reciprocal demurrage
legislation.
E. Will1erson was appointed the dele
gate from the Board of Trade and r. H.
Johnston from the Commercial club. The
conference which they will attend will
appoint a delegation to go to Washing
ton to see what national legislation can
be secured in favor of reciprocal demur-
rage.
A committee consisting of w. D. Wood
7. IL. Johnston, r. w. Ewing, w C.
Agee and T. r. Ashford, representing
various interests, was appointed to con-
fer with the delegates. A finance COM
mittee to raise funds to defray the ex-
penses of the delegates was appointed,
consisting of T. II. Johnston, w. D.
Wood, S. W. Lee, Lee Bivins, w. C.
Agee, r. e. Collins and D. J. Fox
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-29
SPECIAL SERVICES
At SALVATION ARMY
MAI. AND MRS. J. M. BERRlMAN,
DIVISIONAL OFFICERS OF THE
SOUTH, TO CONDUCT CAMPAIGN.
NEW YEARS CHRISTMAS TREE.

Major and Mrs. j. NJ. Berriman, divis-
ionaI officers for the Salvation Army in
the south, will arrive in Birmingham at
11:30 a. m. today, and will conduct a
special series of services at the Army
hail. 2lO9 Second avenue. The major and
Mrs. Berriman are well known here and
the local force expect helpful work during
their stay. The major is said to be an
able speaker and both are accomplished
musicians and good singers.
Tonight there will be two open air
meetings, one at the woodward corner,
and one at the Florence hotel. Open
air service Sunday at 10 a. M, will be
followed by holiness meeting in the
hall at II a. m. Sunday afternoon and
Sunday evening. the Major and Mrs. Ber-
rman will conduct services in Bessemer.
Monday night Major and Mrs. Berriman
will be in the city, also Captains Win
dow and Pullen of Bessemer. There will
be a grand open air demonstration on the
Woodward corner at p, M, followed by
a service in the hall. A special watch
night service in the hall, beginning at
1870 D. M, will continue until the be-
ginning of the new year.
New Years night will be observed in
the usual way by the local force, namely,
by providing a huge Christmas tree for
20o poor children. All who have toys that
they want to donate to a good cause. are
asked to send them to the Army hall, or
call Bell phones 1907 or $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-29
DOCTORS WILL MEET
AT FESTIVE BOARD
JEFFERSON COUNTY MEDICAL So
GETTY WILL HOLD ANNUAL BAN
QUIET AT HOTEL HlLLMAN TO-
NIGHT-LIST OF ToASTS.

The annual banquet of the Jefferson
County Medical society will be held at
the Hotel Hlllman tonight, at 7 o'clock.
DIR. b. l.. Wyman, president of the so
eety, will preside, and act as POSTMASTER
on the occasion. Among the toasts and
speakers will be:
|. The jefferson County Medical society
its past, present and future, DR.. Lewis c.
Morris.
,. The state board of censors, the back
hone of medical organization In the stata
DIR. S. w Welsh. Talhdega.
3. Civic government in its relation to
sanitation and preventive medicine. Alder
man j. c. Forney.
4 Medical ethics and ophthalmology.
DR. s. L. Ledbetter.
8. The rise and fall of medical jurispru-
denee. Sterling A. Wood.
{. The doctor in the eye of the clergy.
The Rev. DIR. j. w. Stagg.
7. The Southern Medical association. DIR.
ii. II Martin, Savannah, Ga.
8. The doctor and his relation to the
lawyer. Senator N. G. Miller
0. The doctor as a public servant. DR..
r. M. Cunningham.
TO- The doctor as a citizen. William
Ryan.
II. The press. Eli p. Smith.
T. My experiences with doctors in Rir.
mingham and elsewhere. Richard r. John
ston.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-29

In discussing the matter ". b. Dick
erson said that this was a matter in
which all the commercial organizations
of Birmingham should interest them
selves, and he also stated that now was
the best time to present these claims 10
Congress and ask for legislation govern
ing the matter.
At the regular meeting of the Board
of Trade, on motion of John w. Tom
linson, committee was appointed to
meet United States Senator Tillman when
he arrives today. The committee con-
sists of John w. Tomlinson. w. d. Wood.
j. d. Collins, John w. O'Neill r, W.
Ewing, Coleman Blach, A. Hirsch, w. 7.
Cox, Sol Caheen, Ferd Marx, A. Mcleod,
B. II. Cooper, J. II. McCary, R. E. Col
Inns, Roy Mccullough, M. V Joseph and
j. &c. Shelby.
A committee of five was appointed by
President Shelby to confer with the Com
mercial club and other organizations TO
the passage of a Greater Birmingham
bill. ]. d. Collins, chairman, John W.
Tomlnson, j. e. Shelby, John w. O'Nefll
and b. II. Cooper constitute the COM
mittee.
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"Vulcan" Sluns.

vulcan signs" are the cheapest and
best-by the man who painted him at
the Worlds fair. Hermitage, of course
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MONTH OF MOURNING FOR
SAMUEL SPENCER ENDS

Ohio that the doors of all freight and
passenger offices, and also all stations on
the lines should be appropriately draped
for a period of thirty days. This was
done as a token of the esteem in which
Mr. Spencer was held.
Instructions were received several days
ago from the general officers of the diff
ferent roads reminding them that the
crepe should be taken down yesterday,
and it was removed in accordance with
those Instructions.
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RECORD OF THE COURTS

The circuit, city and chancery courts
will resume next week. In the circuit
court. the non-jury docket will be called
on Wednesday, and in both divisions of
the city court the judges will be en-
gagged settling pleadings.
The following notice has been issued
in connection with the new docket in the
city court:
Notice to Attorneys.
The week beginning Monday, December
81, 1906, will be devoted by both judges
to the settlement of the pleadings in all
Jury cases set in January, February and
March, 1907.
Judge Ferguson will preside in the first
division in January and March, and in
the second division in February, 1907, and
beginning December 31st, he will settle,
in the first division. pleadings in all jury
cases to be tried before him in those
months.
Judge Sem will preside in the first di-
vision in February. and in the second
division in January and March, 1907. and
beginning December 81, 1906, he will settle,
in the second division. peadings in all
jury cases to be tried before him in those
months
Settlement of Pleadings.
First-Where demurrers are not called
to the attention Of the court and insisted
on they will be considered as waived
and struck from the files.
observation-disclosures and other plead
ings which parties desire to file must be
written and ready for filing before the
case Is called.
Third-After a case is called and the
pleadings settled, further pleading will
not be permitted except that-First,
amendments to the complaint will be
allowed on such terms as may be i'm
posed by the court-Second, that addition
al pleas. replications ETC., If allowed at
all, will be allowed only upon such terms
as may be imposed by the court.
When further pleading is allowed terms
will be imposed unless good and sufficient
reason is shown why they should not be.
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it an easy matter these days to decide
whether TO buy or not TO buy. A num-
Der tell US that they are adopting the
old rule-"When In doubt buy half" But
ono thing is sure, and that Is today the
market is frmer and stronger than at
any time since the advance began.
The holiday week has not meant a
holiday I'm the trade at all Business has
been going on just as usual. The only
thing that has changed is the car situa-
tion, which Is growing steadily worse
Several of the great southern lines are
refusing to allow their own cars to leave
their own rails. and will only load them
for local points. AS the supply of for
eign cars is limited this rule is ter
ribfe hardship.
OF course coke is keeping pig iron COM
pany.