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New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

CLASS A.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Glass a and Glass handicaps were decided at
the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday. In the first d.
vision William Boyd won with a card of $50.
and ]. r. Percival showed the way In the second
set with e6-1S-7s The scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

the first qualifying round for the Treasurer's Cup
Theodore Keer led the field. with card Of
9O-16-74 The player also the ball
sweepstakes while I. c. Ennever. with 90--11-79.
were:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
AN ESCAPE.

Maid-No mum. Mrs Dodge is out.
Visitor-How fortunate! When her peeping
through the curtain L came up the path.
was SO afraid she would be in.-London Opinion.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

IN dark red and has comfortable rumble seat
The Northern Motor Car Company also exhibits
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
a five-passenger touring which is finished In
dark red with black leather trimmings.

The General Vehicle Company is exhibiting an
electric roadster of good proportions and designed
with n view to comfort IN riding and simplicity In
driving It is not claimed for this vehicle that II
enters into competition with the car. but that
It has a field of its own. II IS capable of making
thirty miles an hour and of going from hundred
to a hundred and fifty miles charge of the
battery. It is n convenient city for the owner
10 drive. Learning to drive these electrtcs Is a
pastime and pleasure.
Herbert II. Lytle, the famous Pope-Toledo racer.
is at the A. C. Southworth Company headquarters.
at No. 1873 Broadway, with the 1908 Pope-Toledo
cars, which will be shown at the Madison Square
Garden show. The 1908 line consists Of three diff
ferent types and all pronounced beautiful spec
mems of automobile workmanship by all who have
seen them to date. Type II is a 5o-horsepower
touring car and the successor of the Type 15.
which such popular car this year The
wheel base of the car is 126 inches, with 36xi
wheels in front and 36x4i5 In the rear The car
has side chain drive, with the chains incased-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

BALTUsRoL GOLF CLUB.
Despite the wet weather. two competitions were
decided at the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday. In
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PERSONAL


Z I.
r. L Cunningham Is business yisi-
apr IN Charleston.
Mn. Beatrice Arnold, Of Buckhan.
non. is the guest Of Mrs. Al. s. Brady.
Nrs- Ered Wright Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. is The guest Of friends in the
ssfs-
Hrz- John Brown has been indispos-
ed Tor several days at her home in the
Ffut var.i.
Mis Jeanette Knots. OF Manning
non ID fhe guest Of Mrs. w. a. Mich
nIs'on 1T Yost Flats.
Mrs Mary Grove Is quite III at her
nome on Janison street. being threat
oned With pneumonia fever.
arr,- ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J..
zereIy. Saturday. January, IL. 1907.
SUM-. Morsantown New Dominion.
Miss fsoberta Bennington returned
70 cIarksbrrg Monday morning after
spending some time here with her
mother. Hrs. u. q. Bennington.
MISS Aiice Tonry. Of westernport,
Hid. Is HE guest Of her sister, Mrs.
X A wiadehusch, on Fairmont ave.
zur-
Mrs. g. +. Carroll who on Sunday
underwent I'm operation at Cook Hos
gitnI for appendicitis is improving
steudiIy md II Is thought that her re-
cpvcry RI but a matter OF time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Darnell.
whose MARRIAGE was celebrated on
christmas day have returned from a
wedding Journey TO Washington, D.
6, pittshprs and New York.
Mrs. w1na Grove, of Nome, Alaska,
y sx5eeted here within few weeks
20 WISH her sister. Mrs. Charles Man
Hey Mrs. Grove win spend some time
IN Seattle. washington, en- route here.
Mrs n p. McGregor and daughter.
&arHa. vho had been guests at the
Acme.of Nj. 6. =. Carroll since Thurs
day Of fast week, left this afternoon
Tor their horne in Wheeling. Mr.. Nc
Ergur spent Sunday here returning
70 Wheeling or Monday.
Nr. and Mrs. q. q. Holmes and
laughter Elizabeth; left this morn,
zHs for i6eir home at Altoona, Pa.
:rrter d, ren days visit with relatives
and friends here. They were accom-
sanied home by Miss Emma Brow. of
West Chester. who will spend several
~eeks nj Altoona
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Flood Stage
This Morning
MORE HEAVY RAINS CAUSE FORE.
CAST OF DANGER AND PEG.
PIE ARE ON 4 LOOKOUT.

FNttk Wv A-NN<tNS0
PITTSBURG, Jan. f5.-Twenty.two
feet of water-the flood stage for Pitts.
burg-is expected here between G and
s O'clock this morning and warnings
were sent out last night to prepare for
1t.
The. water is coming o1t Of the
Youghiogheny and Fltshminetas riv-
ers. while the upper Monongahela rIv.
er valley will furnish some. The crest
OF The sudden rise is expected here
shortly before o'clock aud from that
time on the tendency Will be toward a
fall.
twenty-five feet of water means
that many cellars and tlrst floors in
homes in the First ward, Allegheny
will be flooded; also Easements in
Water street on the Monongahela r,v.
er wharf. Wharf boats will have to be
watched during the big swell whilc
the smaller boats, such as coal flats,
will be dashed to their tastenings and
men kept on them. all the time. This
is the dangerous period for loaded coal
craft.
The stage of 20 feet that reached
Pittsburg and vicinity Sunday was
caused by heavy rains In the hills.
Heavier rains in the same localities
lave followed, swelling little. streams
and also flooding the larger ones. This
is the basis of the forecast OF % feet
in Pittsburg this morning.
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He SENATE Committees ana at
taches were announced at yesterday
afternoons session Of the upper house,
as follows:
On Public Building and Humane
observation-disclosures. Bailey (chair.
mani, y. s. White, Gartlan, Miller,
McKown, Talbot and Silver.
On Finance Messrs. Miller (chair-
mani. Gartlan. Hazlett, whyte cof Nc
DowelD, Bailey, Hicks, santee, Fisher
and Littlepage.
On Claims and Grievances-Messrs.
White tof Mingo, chairman), Baker,
cossin. Gartlan. Hill Montgomery
and Kidd.
On the Judiciary-Messrs. Forman
tchairman), Marshall. Talbot, Blue,
Bailey, Leftwich, McKown. Kidd and
Littlepage.
On Railroads - Messrs. Ashburn
tchairman). Blue. johnson. Hazlett,
white tof Mfngo). Bailey, Talbot.
Campbell and silver.
On Public Library = Messrs. Cart
Ian tchairman), Ashburnb Gossin,
johnson. santee, Miller and Camp
bell.
On Education-Messrs. Hill (chair-
man), Johnson, Ashburn, McKown.
Talbot. Gartlan, Hicks, Fisher. Camp.
bell.
On Mines and Mining ~ Messrs.
johnson tchairmaD, Thorn, whyte
tof McDowell). Bailey, Marshall, Ba.
ker, Montgomery. Littlepage. Kidd.
To Examine Clerks once Messrs.
Montgomery tchairman), HATFIELD,
Silver.
ON the Militia = Messrs. whyte
tof Mcdowell. chairman. Hicks.
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notice!

Anyone having Just claims against
Esznces Marion Wells, deceased, or
anyone owing him, will please present
g',rir arepunts to me for settlement
ana pay any htll owing to him to me.
Also hive some valuable real estate,
ssist and internrbans for sale. Do you
Hauf bargain2
Inn If-st y! s. AMOS. Executor.
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mani, Duty. carskadon. Hearne. Ry.
veal, McGrew. staunton, wetzel, Kuy.
kendall, Strader and Mccoy.

n K-a1s I-.. ~
VOC, 1as.s,. s.s... aon' ,,eafne' Hy'
1,ens.,, Sc. 80. Me'Nei' huy'
1 s'
iaSation and Finance = Messrs.
staunton tcnairman), carskadon. Nc
grew, smith lof cabelD, Harper,
mart, Jacobs. Hearne, Ingram, Shat.
ier. Metzei' Hays, Mitchell, strader
anu aail. IL
Judiciary - Naylor Chairman.
Duty, Craig, Stallings, Evans, billiard,
Parsons, Strickling. Cooper, strother.
Preston, Kenney. Mccoy, Bland and
Wood tof Hardy.
Roads and Internal Nav,,at,o,-
Messrs. Evans chairman, Harmon
shumway. Wood 4fof Berkele,y,,
Hughes. Flesher. Maxwell, Rovres
Riblett, Morton stalnaker pias par.
low and osburn.
Forfeited and pelinouept lands
Messrs. strother chairman, Curry
Allen. Hoyrold, stalIings. Dent sbaf.
fer. ,Duftield. Wood fof Hardy, BAR.
low. wetzel and stone,
Claims and Grieyances-AIessrs Tn.
gram (chairman). strickl,,p Parsons
Preston and Bland
Humane Institutions and pnb,ic
Buildings = Messrs, billiard fcbair.
mani. Hart. shepherd. MIdelberr
uarner Dutv Jacobs Masor stur,,n
Hole. Stone. woodel1 Williams Raj.
lard and Lowe
Printing and Contingent Expenses--
Messrs. Devo, chairman, Brammer
Jacobs. Morton. sinclair. Mccrnm No.
Donald Mitchell and Harris !.
Executive Offices and 1.ibrarv-
Messrs. Ammons chairman, Tavlor
Evans. Wells, shumway. Curry Lowe,
Wetzel and Kenney
Arts Science and Genera, 1mnrove.
mentEMessrs Brammer fcboirman,
Emb1eton. Dent. Justice Morton
Roach Haear Bias and Kuvkenda1I
Penitentiary-Messrs 1acohs fcha,r.
mani Sinclair Craig ,Flesber NAV.
we'll Mccrum SUBWAY Tavlor
Hughes Havs Hail and Kennev
state Boundaries-Messrs Tay,or
chairman, uolrovd Dne9ela stric,.
linz Ellis Rrammer sto,1,nes Nav.
,or etcrrov wood 10, Hardy, proc.
ton and Knvkendan
comm,ttee nm Rai,roaas-Aressrs
Mccumf chairman, Mason Niaa,.
bers Ammons uol,e AI,en nrma,a
Devo, uo,rovd Tav,or pa,,,rd Cal,
,a,har stono p,as 1,owa
committae on W,nes and ,t,n,r.
49,. poaoh faha,rmaa, Mnae,t
$50 80. W. s,aa,s, 49,.
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Thorn. Montgomery. Hatfield. Nc
Kown. Campbell
On Federal -AIessrs. Hat
field tchairman). cossin Montgomery.
Marshall. Blue. Whts sps sanso.l. and
Fisher
On Immigration and Agrtcuiture
Messrs Ballard chairman. Eeftwica.
Blue: Forman. Tafbctt, santee. Hat.
field, Silver and LtttIepage
On Enrolled Bills Messrs. Blue
tchairman), Ashburn. whyte tof Nc
DowelD, Cosstn AMI Campbell.
On Forfeited. Delinquent and I'm.
appropriated Lands ~ Messrs. Talbot
(chairman). Leftwich. White cof Min.
go1, Bite. Marshall. Kidd and Fisher.
On Public Printing -Messrs. Baker
tchairman), Ballard, ,Hazlett, Hin,
Forman, Miller aud Fisher.
On Rules - Mr.. President (chair-
mani. Messrs. Talbot. Thorn. Ash.
burn and Kidd.
On Labor-Messrs. BIuet chair.
nSano. Hicks. Ballard. whyte fof Me.
Dowef), cossin, Montgomery and Lit.
tlepage.
On Banks and Corporations 8
Messrs. Leftwich tchairmans. Nc.
Kown, Hazelett, Baker. Thorn. whyte
tof Mcdowell, and L.Itttepase.
On Insurance - Messrs. McKown
tchairman), Talbot. LettwIch. San
toe. Hazlett, Thorn and Silver.
On Penitentiary Messrs. santee
tchairman), White Ballard. Hin, For
man, Ashburn and Campbell. Il
On Roads and -Messrs.
Thorn chairman. Ballard. Gartlan.
Marshall, Miller. White tof a1ingo).
and Silver,
On Privileges and EIectlon-Messrs.
Marshall tchairman), Bailey. Blue.
HnL Talbot. Forman and Fisher.
On Medicine and Sanitation -
Messrs. Hicks Cchairrnan), Ballard.
Leftwich. McKown. White (of afingo).
Fcrman and Silver.
On Counties and Municipal Corpora.
tons - Messrs. Hazlett chairman.
Baker. Leftwich. Hatfield. Hlcxs,
johnson and Kidd.
Senate Apoplrtnen.s.
Assistant sergeant-at-Arms = A. l..
Anderson.
Liararian--E, H Armstrong.
Mason.
Asst. Librarian. c. Gilmer.
Asst Doorkeeper-c. H. Hetzel.
Gallery Doorkeeper-John Chancey.
Watchmen-w. j. Kerns, F. B. Ad-
kins. c. o. woodburn.
Committee Clerks.
J. K. Scott, Greenbrter.
James sovine. Putnam.
Jacob D. Smith, Lincoln.
u. L. Hayes, Calhoun.
J. B. Hillery, Upshur.
Il. Wade Cook. wyoming.
w. J. strum, Harrison.
Kelly Malcomn. Nicholas.
Russell Lutes. WetSet
J. Il. Peck, sr, Logan CcrtstipJ.
Alvin cummins. Ohio.
Phil Waters. Kanawha.
Pages.
49, Rymer, Putnam.
Robert Williamson, CabeIL.
Goo. Mankin, Fayette.
James Wentz, Kanawha.
Warren staunton. Kanswha.
WIN. Riledifer, Kanawha.
Billy Stewart, Ohio.
Isaac Cohen. Harrlsou.
II. s. Hole. Doddridge a
Cloak Haor.
Geo. Willis, WOOD Cor Gortlan>.
Will Dabney, Taylor (tor Batley).
Napoleon Gardner, Kanawha.
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Tho Henry +. Dixey Edition of
"The Man on the Box at the Globe
Book Store. Price. so cents.
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The Henry E. pixey Edition Of
"The Man on the Box" at the Globe
Book Store. Price. SO cents.
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Court News


d
Deed dated July 10, 1906; Clara B.
Smith and husband to Milton Riley
Musgrave and wife. parcel of land,
Fairmont district; consideration. s5,-
900.
Deed dated January 9. 1907. James
A. Riedy ct .ux. to Minnie H. Kuhn,
lot Brookdale addition, Monongah;
consideration. 1895.
Deed dated September II. 1906:
Matte C. shinn and husband to N. S.
Sharp. parcel OF land; consideration,
one dollar.
Deed dated December 20. 1906;
Zoath F. Yost ct TX. to L, B. Under.
wood, parcel of land in Pawpaw dis.
trict; consideration. $1,000.
The Home Gas Company VS.. West
Virginia Boiler and Machine Company,
Circuit Court in assumpsit: February
rules. H, H, Rose, attorney for plain,
tin.f
Marriage License. :
Edward H: Ballah and Anna NJ
Straight.
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Notice

All property owners and water con.
sumers of the city are hereby notified
to comply with city ordnance rega.
lating the use of water. In case Of
failure to comply with said ordinance,
such yiolators viii be liable to a
heavy fine and be deprived Of using
city water. An inspector viii visit
your premises.
]. H. sw1sHER, Water Com.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
MOTHER OF JUDGE
 LANE PASSES AWAY
BELOVED WOMAN DIES AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS AT HOME OF DAUGHTER-IS SURVIVED BY THREE CHILDREN.

Mrs. Mary D. Lane, mother of Judge A. o. Lane, died last night, after a short illness. She was in her S1st year, wom- an who in her long life, had contracted many friendships, and was greatly loved She leaves to mourn her loss, a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ic. Williams of this city; two sons, Judge A. O. Lane of this city and Judge L. M. Lane of Greenville, Ala
 The end came while Mrs Lane was llv ing with her daughter, Mrs Williams, at 615 North Twenty-ffth street. The funeral services will be conducted from the residence at 4 o'clock this afternoon. and nterment will be made in Elmwood cemetery.
 Mrs. Lane had only been in Birmingham six months. coming here from Greenville, where she lived with her son. For several years she has been living about with the different children In Birmingham she was well known for her Christian character and cheerful disposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
SHUGART ACQUITTED
 OF BRIBERY CHARGE
WITNESS BEASLEY SAYS SLUG ARTS CHECK WAS IN PAYMENT FOR WORK DoNE-LEWlSBu BOX HAS NEVER SHOWN UP.

The last act in the Higdon-stiles race for sheriff of Jefferson county was played in the first division of the criminal court yesterday when the jury returned ver- dict of not guilty in the case of Curtis s. shugart, charged with bribery in connec- ton with the Lewlsburg ballot box.
 The testimony yesterday was to the ef- feet that In the run-off election between Higdon and Stiles last September, the Lewisburg ballot box was entrusted to Jones Beasley, the returning officer at Lewisburg, to deliver to the chairman of the county democratic executive com- mittee.
 Assistant Solicitor Aird testified that on the morning after the election he met James Beasley about S:30 on Twentieth street outside the Commercial State bank. that Beasley had check for $25 drawn by Curtis S. Shugart and made payable to Beasley, that witness wrote Beasleys name on the back of the check. Witness said that Beasley told him he had lost the Lewisburg box and witness later on informed Chairman Thompson of the loss
 J. D. Elliott, president of the Commer- cIal State bank appeared in court wear ing a profuse yellow badge the insignia of the bankers convention, and testified that on the morning after the election and before the register hours of bank busi- ness, James Beasley presented a check for $25, drawn by Curtis s. Shugart and 1 payable to Beasley; that he paid the check and afterwards turned it over to the grand jury, taking Jack stalllngs receipt for it.
 On cross examination witness said that Shugart kept an account in his bank and was in the habit of drawing checks against his account.
 B. A. Thompson testified that Beasley came to him on the forenoon of the day after the election about the time the com mittee assembled, that Beasley called him outside and told him about losingthe ballot box in the union depot that morfs-' ing Witness told him to go back ther, and stay around as someone was just playing a trick by hiding the box. that
 
 ness said, Ut is not all right, go back and get the box" and that Beasley went off. Witness said the box was never turned in
 James Beasley testified that he took the Lewisburg ballot box home with him after the election and that next morn ing about 8 o'clock he set out for Bir- mingham in a wagon with two other men who had been spending the night at his house. That on the way to Birmingham he called to Shugarts house and got the check for $25; that he arrived in Bir- mngham about , o'clock and went to the toilet room In the depot; that while there the box was taken away and that he never saw 1t since. Witness said the check Shugart gave him was in payment for work done for Shugart and for haul ing wood.
 This closed the evidence. and after the arguments of the defense and prosecution the jury deliberated about a half hour and returned verdict of acquittal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Rebised Assignments Joy
 T0day's ChnYch SeYbices

The following are the revised assign ments for the churches in the Birmingham district Sunday visiting ministers to the general assembly to be in the pulpits;
 Presbyterian Churches. First Church-The Rev. H. R. Howerton, D. D., moderator; the Rev. F. W. Hin nit, D D., Danville, Ky.
 South Highland-The Rev. Edbert Smith, D. D.. Louisville. Ky; the Rev. Henry c. Kirk, D. D., Baltimore, Md. Second Church-The Rev. w. R. Dob bins, D. D., St. Joseph, Mo-; the Rev Angus Mcdonald, D. D., Tennessee. Central-The Rev J. S. Lyons, D. D., Louisville, Ky; the Rev. Nc. Mckay, Ft. Smith, Ark.
 Third-The Rev. T. A. Wharton, D. D., Columbia, Tenn; the Rev. Joseph Rennie, D. D., Norfolk, Va.
 Westminster-Rev Dr. J. D. Mack, At lanta, Ga; the Rev Frank Mitchell, Mis- souri.
 West End-The Rev. H. E. Kirk, D. D.; the Rev E. E. Smith, Kentucky. Woodlawn--The Rev. c. C. Weaver; the Rev. w. D. Heddleston.
 Avondale-The Rev. C. N. Wharton, Kentucky. Ensley-The Rev. M. E. Melvin; the Rev. w. J. McMillan.
 North Birmingham-Th Rev. Angus McDonald D. D.; the Rev. c. w. John son.
 Bessemer-The Rev. w. J. Brooke, D. D., Virginia.
 Thomas-The Rev. l.. " Cobb. Fairview-The Rev. George F. Guile. Hardie Chapel-The Rev. w. F. Trump, Tuscumbia.
 East Lake-The Rev. Vanderventer. Wylam--The Rev. J. II. Morrison. Cumberland -(FirsD-The Rev. William McPheeters, D. D., South Carolina; the Rev. w. C. Campbell, D. D., Virginia. Cumberland (Ensley)-The Rev G. w. Storey; the Rev. J. B. Hudson. Cumberland (Bessemer)-The Rev. J. A. Montgomery; the Rev w. P. McCurrie.
 Baptist Churches. First Church-The Rev. Roscoe Cecil, D. D., Virginia; the Rev. F. P Daniel, Nashville, Tenn. Southside Church-The Rev. Chalmers Fraser. D. D., North Carolina. the Rev. Xenophon Ryland Missouri,
 Fountain Heights-The Rev. M. B. Lambdin, Texas; the Rev. w. H. Morrow, Arkansas.
 East Lake-The Rev. w. M. Alexander. D. D.; the Rev. N. Kef Smith. Woodlawn-The Rev. J. P. Robertson, Texas; the Rev. T. F. Gallaher, Taxas. North Highlan1s-The Rev. L. F. liar per: the Rev J. F. Robertson.
  ing).
 West End-Revs. J. N. Ivey and George F. Guile.
 Twenty-frst Avenue-Revs. F. L. Me- Fadden and H. M. Mcdowell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Church Notes.

The Rev. J. W. Canty Johnson left yesterday morning for Anniston, where he will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Noble institute this morning. In MT. Johnstcn's absence, the Rev. MT. Harris, rector of the Episcopal church at Florence, will officiate at St. Mary son the Highlands. There will be the regu- lar services as follows: Holy communion at 7:SO a. m.; morning prayer and ser mon at Il a. m., and evening prayer and sermon at o'clock p. m.
 The Rev. Raimundo de Ovies will not return from the council in time to of- ficiate at the services at St. Andrews s Episcopal church today. There will be lay services at II o'clock and at the even Ing services at o'clock the Rev. Dr. w. F. Evans, rector of the Church of the Advent. will officiate.
 The Rev. Dr. Harris E. Kirk of Balti- more will preach at the Il o'clock ser vices at the Vine Street Presbyterian church this morning. The Rev. Dr. F.. E. Smith of Kentucky will occupy the pulpit at the evening services at o'clock. The Vine Street church may be reached by taking the South Bessemer car and getting off at Vine street. The church is just one block to the left of the sta tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

Avondale-Revs. F. D. Kennedy and M. A. Henderson.
 East Birmlngham-Rev s. E. Caldwell. Ensley-Revs w. J. McMillan and H. T. Graham.
 First Church-Rev. J. s. Lyons, D. D., Louisville (evening).
 Eleventh Avenue-Rev. J. N. Ivey (even- ing).
 St. Johns-Revs. A. D. Paddock and M. B. Porter.
 Five Points-Revs. J. S. Edenborn, D. D., and w H. Woods.
 Wesley Chapel-Rev. S. L. Morris of Georgia (evening).
 Elyton-Rev J. D. Lister of Virginia. Ensley-Revs. W. II. Darnell of Geor- gia and F. W. Lewis.
 Owenton-Rev. H. c. V. Campbell (morning).
 Fountain Heights-Rev George Booth of Louisiana (evening).
 Mount Vernon-Revs. E. L. sier and L. Humphreys. Thom and J. A. Harris.
 West End-Revs J. w. Waddell, D. F. Clothier.
 woodlawn-Rev. J. E. Brown (even- ing).
 Trinity-Rev. J. c. Williams (even- ing).
 St. Paul-Rev W. K. Johnson (even- ing).
 North Avondale-Rev. II. S. Davidson (evening).
 Avondale-Rev. J. P. Anderson of Ala bama, Rev. c. R. Lacy of West Virginia. East Lake-Revs. w. M Fairley of Texas, II. l.. Greer of South Carolina. Wylam-Rev. A. Martin of Charlotte. N. c.
 Christian.
 First-Revs. A. L. Phillips, A. O. Brown.
 Woodlawn-Revs. J. L. Mathison Of South Carolina, E. M. Peabody of Geor- gia.
 Boyles Methodist-Rev William Sholl Enon Methodist-Rev. II. L. Walton (morning).
 Coored Presbyterlan-Rev S. c. II. Champney, Il a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
CLEAN MACHINERY.

Every man who knows anything about 1t will say that machinery must be kept clean if the best work is expected from 1t. Exactly the same is true of the ma chinery of the body, which can do it's work properly only when kept clear of clogging accumulations. The bodily ma chinery of the human being is clogged when there is constipation and this can be permanently cured and prevented from becoming chronic only by restoring the strength of weakened muscles. Experi- enced medical men find that this can best be done by the use. until there is free movement of the bowels, of teaspoonful doses. at bedtime and before each meal, of preparation of K2 oz. Fluid Extract of Senna, 1z oz. Rochelle Salts, 1 oz. Aro- Sagrada, 30 grains Bi-Carbonate of Soda, Ia oz water and 1Ia ozs. Glycerine. The ingredients are all entirely harmless and any good druggist can prepare the medi- s,iIa-