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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

Fascinating Flora is the title of a
new Shubert musical comedy to be
produced within two weeks. The mH
sic is by Gustav Kerller and the
libretto by Joseph Herbert In the
cast are Miss Adele Richie, Mr.
Louis Harrison, Miss Ella Snyder, Mr.
Frederick Bond and Miss Ada Lewis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13
MORAL.

Do net sign a friends bond, and
when you require a bond, buy it.
Write for particulars or see our agent
at the County Seat
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

Old lady-Little boy, do you believe
in Santa Claus.
Nickey-Cut it out, old party; bit
on dat kind of a gag at Peter Pan
last year.-Cornell Widow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13
Five Years Later.

It Ia all over, Mary, 1 must pay
Jehn Browns bond, which will take
every dollar own and~you and will
have to go to the poor house.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

NORTH DAKOTA FARM LANDS.
Also improved farms in Mimi. and
Iowa. We have desirable wholesale tracts
In western n. Oak and Mont. Legitimate
exchanges considered. Agents wanted.
MABON LAND CO., ST. PAUL, MINI.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

July 4 is the date announced by
Mr.. George M Cohan for his mar
riage to Miss Agnes Nolan of Brook,
line Mass
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13
Rrntherlu Affection

Mamma-Now, Johnny, when you
divide your orange with your little
sister ask her to have the larger
piece.
Small Johnny-Oh, fudge! What's
the use of asking her2-Jcdge
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13
WE ISSUE SURETY BONDS.

The Title Guaranty & Surety Com
pany, Home Office, Scranton, Pa, Cap
ital and Surplus over $1,0OO,000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

He died and left no heir"
They say Of some.
He must have left behind
A vacuum.-Yale Record.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13
FROM THE FUNNY PAPERS

You are well preserved for your
age
Yes; was canned at college. =
The Wabash.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

See you later old pal. I'm going
to luncheon
Whom Punch Bowl
Dlogenes was busy repairing his
humble dwelling. Eyes" said the
complacently, as general rule
lead the simple life; but occasionally
| get out and hoop it up''-Yale Rec
ord.
"Old Scriggs is the worst tight-wad
know"
How SOP
He always makes his family go
up and down stairs two at time, so
they'll only wear out half as much
carpet" Princeton Tiger.
Investigating parent-And how
does Louis dress? Plainly, l hope.
Explanatory andlady-Plainly!
Them clothes are plain as an electric
sign on a dark night, anywhere up
to four miles. Sphinx
He-Tell me, dear, why are you
like table?
She-Why?
He-Because you're wood
She Indignantly because I'm
board.-Yale Record.
Smith (who has just met Jones
serenely carrying a bundle of fire
wood What the deuce have you
got there, Jones?
Jones-Little present; some shpar-
aguS for tha mishis
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

See You later, old pal. I'm goil
to luncheon
Whom Punch Bowl
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13

WIS PUB UNION
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17
.1(aC5riCjten 5eroIo=
R0lRnOer.
no oielelben III haben
iino.

8ie ,Rn6rihten=Serolb Ralenoer
iino on bic alien 2eIer, melbe oa3u
berehtigt Iino, b. 3. pelhe ibr gbon=
nement penigitens big gum 1. Septem=
Der 1906 be3ablt baben; berIanot mors
ben. Die oa3u bere9ti9ten 2eier in
Siour sails fino erIubt, Ii6 ibre
RalenOer in Der Office oss pN.=S." "
ab5ubOlen.
6errer iino bic 2eIer in ben folgen=
ben Plaben erIu9t, ibre Sdlenoer bel
ben angefiibrtsn 2lgenten ab5ubplen:
SartforO-g. g9. Rnoot
6umbpiot- 5Gbn e Duncan
gartfon-g 8. gteumanr
gpipbanp-S. g. martin
iSarmer-D. Grier
2ennor-0umte grDs.
6oDaro-S6r6 g. S6dIer
6uron O. Rlebs
Salem-6enrp Gu6le
Spencer-@. 0. 2inoefugel
5ea- peters az 6Ceren
9Satertonn-ArnDlo Reidert
Someit Der gprrat rei6t, iueroen Die
in nd1iter 3eit be5ablen0en 4bonnen=
ten nod Galenoer er6aiten. Senoet
aIio 0 fort guer i1ulbiges gtbonne=
ment Elm, um Die rei9baltige uno
i5Dne Prdn1ie 5lt erbdlten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17
5armer Ssnltitatc.

4leranoria, Sanuar Id. uno Is,
Greeman. Sanuar Is. unb IL.
Barter, Sanuar Is. uno l9.
canton, Sanuar 2l. unb %.
Siour6alls, Sanuar 23. II. 2
8ermiaion, Sanuar o. uno 90.
glt point, Sanuar %. uno 80.
Sumbolpt, 6ebruar 2.
5ultpn, 6ebrunr a. unb S.
Sotparb, 6ebruar 6. uno z.
Sroquois, 6ebruar 8.
9itAcod, Jebruar 8.
Sulare, 6ebruar IL.
aberdeen, 6ebruar IL. unb 49,
BrOofin9s, 6ebruar Is. unb 16.
Carthage, 6ebruar IL.
Ganoba, 6ebruar Is.
6urlep, 6sbruar l9, un0 90.
BeresFOro, 6ebruar 2l. uuo %.
Wafonoa, 6ebruar %.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Strpentin 1T Elm gutes
8Iei6mitteL. @ini9e @Bl0ffel
babou als 3uiaB gum Waiier, iporin
bic @Gi9s geto6t pirb. madt biefs
Icb0n ipeib.
MGte 9ebtrm6beI erforbern
cine 6efonbere 8ebanblilng. 0as
Reinigen IelbIt nebme man ale 3 bis
A W2onate sinmal Dor. uno sipur
tpaI9e man fie nit Salmiotgeiit, oem
bte Sdlfte DoHer 3ugeieBt ipuroe,
trGftie ob. 0ana6 miifen re nit
einem tpollensn 3uh gut troden se=
rieben unb falieBlidb NIT @tpeib
no6gerieben psrDen, bos man 3upor
su 59nse geI9lasen bat Durh leBz
teres tommt bic Id0ne fdipdr5e 5urbe
pieber gum 8orT9ein uno erbGlt audi
etnen biibT6en Glan3. Rleinfinberz
ftiible, Slide ETC., bic nit 4eoertu6
be3ogen Iinh, finb in glei6er gBeifs 5u
reinioen anb tperben bdnn INNER nett
uRb neu eribeinen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

@rs@Oupelneur Glroo bat Iitb in fei=
ner 9lbI6iebsbOtI6aft entI6ieben oabin
ertldrt, oaB Der Staat Siio= =Satnta bic
aus Dem 8ro3siie ge9er ben Staat
gtoro. @aioliHa erbaltenen S25, 600
ni6t bate anne6men uno pertuenoeu
ioasn. @r be5ei6net oies als i6mubi=
gss @elo. S4lieBlih empfabl er, oaB
Die 2e9islatur Die &itdgabe oes @eloes
an 9tor0=@arplina peranlllien mD9e.
Ger neus 8Ouberneur GranfDr0 bat
oaqegen ben surHftretenoen 8Oupers
neur glroo beI9uloigt, sStaats9eloer
auf un9eieBlihe g8eile bsrmenOet 81
haben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Deaomcpo. Seitoem Die Utinen
in Der @eoeno BON Serrp zines Streites
uegen gei9loHen poroen iino, bat oieie
O,ti6aft fein @aiIer, neil iie oieies
BON ben Wlinen aus erbielt. Die Waf-
iertpertseeIelidaft bat nun am Spr7
naOoT6abt cine elettriide @aKerpumpe
aubrineen laKen uno Oieie bari tdgli6
oas gum 8ebrau6 bes Grtes nOti9e
WaIIer pumpen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

/ @rfreut Cure 9ngeb6ri9en III BET
alten Seimat unD ienoet ibnen bls
vRa6riaten=SerOlO"
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

@ambles Sobn ItanO als 5alser auf
Der 3abliite i'm Qlquit - OeSeflber
1902 uno afdrs 1908 uno erbielt
$4O7.5 gesahlung. 9lls 9ote ltano
Ct auf Der 3abQiIte bon Suli - Stto=
ber 1903 unO oom Dfai 1904 bis IL.
syanuar 1905 uno er6ielt $l466 IS.
Bon ben 19. Nionaten paren 5 Wlo=
nate S4ulferieu unO md6reno cieier
3eit erhielt Gamble SSr. $3.50. Sic
IA anoern UtDnate iuuren S9ulmonate
uno er Ituoirte I'M Sacob Some SnIti.
tut uno er er6ielt mdbreno oieIer s3eit
$1324.15. Sn ben 5 Wtouaten
her 9 9ulferien mar au II Der
@pugreB mid in SiBung, 10
oa s @amblesS pbn rpd6ren b
l 8 Monaten ni9tauf ieinem
q ten In g ci biugt tpn n ar.
@enug 3eugen IN MaibingtOn nno
bor6anoen, obI9pn Der 8eriu6 q e,
ma6t puroe (teilpeiie ere
folgrei6) Ginii6t in ben
3ecDrb Des 8eIu1s oes
8Ome Snitituts 8u Oerb ne
bern.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Der vRodriatensSerolo" gibt bier=
nit ben Snbalt Der 8aibingtOn 8e=
ribte unparteiiI6 tpieber uno iiberldBt
oas weitere llrteil ieinen 2eIern.
y
Sm anl6luB an Die glntlagen ge9en
Senator Sitireb9e CAB Oieier fOlgenoe
@rtldrun9 ab; SD ernannte Serrn e.
81. @inans'3u meinem 9rioatietretdr.
als Der @ongreB in Sibun9 mar unO
Serr Binans mar pd6reno Der Amts=
5eit aaf ieinem polten in 8albingtOn.
glls Der @on9reB Ii6 bertagte, mar ct
BEL mir in SiOur 6als uno erfiilte su
ieoer 3eit bic 9flihten ieiner StelIung. +"
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17
- Gbas. 8. 9urte
IS. QS. Maartin
- 81. g. Rittreooe.


Die ySiour Sails greB", rpeI6e
our6aus tetnen unparteiiitem StanD=
puntt in bieier uuerquidliben glnges
legenbeit eiunimmt, unb Obiges 5ele=
gramm uur beildufig erndbnt, bruft
in ibrer Selegrapbenipalte aus Pierre
folgenoes: Die Serren, oeuen Dbi9es
3elegramm geseigt murOe, wiinidten
folgenoe 9lntport, voaB Senator
8amble oem caucus gegenuber ii9
ofen ausiprnd, baB er unmittelbar boz
rauf einitimmig nominirt ipuroe uno
am q. Sanuar ertpdblt rperosu fpiro;
OaB es Die augeuIdeinlibe Qbiiht Der
Segislatur lit, in gutem @lauben cine
llnterIu1lln9 einSuleiten unb 5mar iei=
tens erpG6lter gomitaes (Sendtoren,
3eprdientanten uuo Staatsbeamten) !,
baB aber Oieie llnteriu6ung bic Senu=
tornahl nidt uer5Ogern ooer binaus'
i6ieben tonne"
Sn3piiden iiub Die atttlagen gegen
Gamble in einem 5eIegramm oes Qr=
9us=2eaoer" aus @aIbrugton babin
prd8iIirt pproen: Ole RecOros in
8aI6ingtOn uno Der S6uls Ssigen,
OaB @ambles SObn auf Der 3a6ailte
bes 9euats fir 19 g}Dnate Itanb, 6
0tDnate als Qngeitelter i'm 6al5repar,
temcnt, uuo Is aLs 9Ote iii oeu 60
mitee ieines 9aters uno, baB er ipdb=
renO oieier geriooe 1854. Is als 9o=
ldr beSog.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Der 8eriGt Der StaatstapitOltom=
million, tpelher oem Crude iiberqeben
nOr0en lit, entbGlt unter anoerem aud
ben Rontratt nit ben 0tnneapDliIer
gtr6iteften, tpel6e Die Bldue fir bas
@ebdube ausgearbeitet baben in elmer
mooifi3ierten 6orm na9 Dem Rapitol
BON OfDntana, uno fir tpelae tie 2
grosent Der oorausf1tli6en Soften -
SO, 900 - erbalten baben. 8ur6 oie=
Ies gorgeben Der GOmmihton lit Dem
Staate Elm 8etrag bon S25, 900 ere
ipdrt tpDroen, meiher BEL elmer Qlnge=
bot5tonturrenS rnter allen llmfdnoen
gebrau6t moroen tpdre. 2luBeroem
iino oaour1 mebrele Wtonate l3eit ars
ipart tporoen.
Die 8Drbereitungsarbeiten Der Sons
million ge6eu bereits tart in 8etailE
.uno befaiien licb nit ben 9prteilen ber=
Inieoener Steinarten un0 aud nit Der
Qufltelun9 BON &oItenOoranihldgen.
gegenpdrti8 perfigt Der @ebduoefonbs
iiber $85, 600 un0 bis gum l Wdrs
lit genug fdaig, um bic 8eIamtiumme,
ab3iiglid oe5 bis oabin Derbrauhten
gelOes, auf $3.50, 600 81 briugen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Die StaatsmaI6ine in gierre III
enoli6 tpobl9ei6miert i'm @ange. Die
Geforner erparten, ni6t enttdui6t al
ueroen uno Die ebrli9en unb unebr=
liden @egner Der Reformer ieben Iebte=
rem auf Die Singer. IS 1T ielbItber.
ltdnolib nod gu frtib, I'M Iid ii5er Die
2egislatur Elm llrteil 81 erlauben. @s
9eniige, auF Die ipi9tigiten @eIebe bin=
5uweiIen, pel9e DOrldufig i9Dn eiuge=
rei1t muroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17
g + i'm dr. % a 8 / ge I Z B.

Die erIte i'm Senat eingereibte
gil berlanst bic Brimdrpabl. 8ie
8ia mur0e einserei9t bon Senator
Dillon BON 2)anttOn trnD i'll I'M gin=
tlange NIT ben gmpfeblungen Ieitens
8Ouberneur @rnnforb. 5lIt Die 9lei6e
gia DuIoe i'm 5auie pom Geprdien=
tanten 8laB eiugereidt, um Den @r=
laB Der Bill 3lt bei9leuniQen.
@benio pi9ttg, nte Bill gr. 1T
bic Btueite
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17
1tnterin6itmg.
gSie nerbdIt cs iid) init Ocut
Sobne 8ambIes?
9on Senator 6ittrebge uub ben @ouoreBlell-
ten 8urfe unb .Dturtin psrlau9t

Staatsienator Dillon erbielt am Ia.
Sanuar in gierre fOlgenbes Eelegramm
BON 8unbesienntOr &ittreOee unb ben
@Dn9reBleuten @bas. $. 8urfe uno 6.
SO. Nlartin, oas Ii9 Ielblt erfldrt:
y@s puroe uns our9 3eitungen
beri6tet, oaB Dor Dem 9ierre Senats
caucus Die gebauptlnq aufgeItellt
puroe, oaB Senator @nm6le uno
ieiue 6reunbe cine grinoli6e llnter=
iu6ung ieitens Der 2egiglotur Der=
langen, baB oieIe llnterIu9un9 nber
Die eat5e SongreBOelegation nit ein=
br9reifen fol-. gBir nebmen ben
&anpf an oerlangen cine iDfDrtige
unb griinoli1e lluteriu9ung allgr
unIerer offi3!ellen Sanolungeu. gu
oieiem 3pefe tueroen mir irgeno
elmer QtuhOrOerun9 Der Segislatur
prompt fDlqeleilten. ~
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

9ebten Samfae reilte Senator
Gamble mad 0antton unb @ongreB=
mann Barter nad 8eaoppon. Samble
bdIt feline @ieosrmahl fir geiidert,
piro aber bis na9 berieIben sur gr6Be=
rem Si1erbeit i'm Staate bleiben unb
mabrIheinlih bieie No9e wieoer mad
Pierre auriidtebyen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Die duBerlt umfau9reide So Il
( DAFT BON @oueerneur @rawforo
enthdlt Sund9it cine politii9e lleber-
Ii6t uno gtotmenoi9feit BON ReFormen,
erildrt, oab Die Ylanten Der Stats
platform senau our69efiibrt peroen
miifen, iit geeen TreipdHe, 5elepbons,
telegraph uno @rpreBpripilegien, 9e-
een GiIenbabnlDbbDilten, fir Brimdr.
mabl. 9eaen @erporatiOnsDilltiir uno
i6re politiiden Mablbsitrdae, fir 9er-
OhentlidHng aller @ablaus9absn. 9e'
re1te gabnpaiiasier= uno =frabtraten,
bdlt Die Arbeiten Der lfaatli9en Babn-
iommiIiare fur niAt 3ufriebenlteaeiiO,
lit fir Seneuerung bon Corporations
eigentum, uuo politii1e SduberunQ
Iuno &efOrmsn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

gterre, 9. o, II. San. - Die
perI6iebenen &omitees pon Saus uno
Serat finb 9eitern betannt gegeben
moroen nit 4usnabme BON einem Ieile
Der Soustomitees, pel6t ipdter betannt
aegeben mernen Iollen. Die 0orIiBen-
ben Der DsrE6ieDenen Somitees iino:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

8ewiaigunget, Sprue; Aderban, Dterrp;
2Sobltdtigteits~ ~9lntalten 5bomplou pou
5llrner; Stdote nno WtuuisipGl Rorporatios
nen, Srroges;, counties unb SowHs, Smeez
uea; gSablen, Goblin; @Siebun9, 8bonipion
uon Sian; @ngroiieo Bills, Cooper; natioa
male 8Siebuuser, Robertiou; 2Sese uuo
Briiden, 6epperlee; Berlidenng, 8efep;
8dnten, Rerfius; SnterpnratioueH. 9arlou;
SrrisGtiOu, g8iliie; @eridtpeien, Dillon;
legislative aus9aben, Sell; 8ieb, @ridion;
Wiinen, Wlerrp; Wfilitdrmelen, @H9lesbp;
0tientlibe @ebdube, g9elh; @eluHbbeits=
weIen, Danfortb; 0iientlibe 0rllddrbeiten,
@reene pom DeHel; 0iIeutlide Snltihltiouen,
@oooiel; @iierlbabueu, @ootlbober; S9ul=
nno 0iIeutli6e 9duoereieu, Souggt; Seuat=
sSournal, @reene pon 6amiltou; Staatsan4
9elegeubeiteu, Senfius; 8empereus, sSobnlon;
9agerbduier uno @Setreioe=@rdoleruns Soez
ring; 28ege unb Ntittel, 9incoln; Staatss
topitol, GoOoner; 9bibdeun9, eotbrop.
&eprdientantenhaus:
Sepilligungen Sable; aderbau. G'roce;
Nuselei6uHg, 6oter; 8onfen, Siieubub;
6apitolgebdloe, @jropeHsieer; gSobtGtig=
teitsautalteu, Sitb; 6aus= Sournol, @arlep
Counties, Sobuiou poH sian; 6orporatio=
men 9amng @rsiebuHg, 6ribS @ugroheo
&iuS, Torlnleg; rationale Se3iebnn9en,
@Tpalo; 9fabruu9s Slion pom Slorf;
@9e9e. See; eiHmanberllHg. gSbittemore; Sn=
OlaHer= =2IngeIeSenbeiten, @aerEGnfi SrrigG=
tion uub Drainage, Stotes; Seriideruns,
90noJpu
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-17

Der QBlensr WtdnneT @eidnqDerS
elm, iiber befen i'm nd9ften 6ri6jabr
beporItebenbe 2lmerifu Gabrt bereits
pieber9olt bert9tet tporben lit, 1T auf
bas @ifrigfte NIT Der AufTteIlung lei
nes Heterogeneous beTdGftigt. Gine
Der ipi9tigften 6ra9en, Die Der eigents
liden Seereife, bat foeben ibre grleats
sung geFunOen. Der @erein piro mi!
Der Sadt nOceana" Der 5amburg=
Qtmerifa 2irie, GapitGn Mortin
Mepsr, am 20. April BON 9snra nie
Gdnserfabrt mad ben 8eltnoen ner
gieuen QDelt antrsten. 5dmmtiihs
Mitolieber bes berii6mten 0ereins ft.
ben Der Qlmerifu : Geiie anb ittem
2(ufsntbalt i'm 2anbe Der uabsyrenstsg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
COMPLIMENT LEAKE
 ON WARRIOR WORK
Commercial Club Officers Thank Him for Assistance Rendered In Pro-
 curing Big Appropriation.

President Robert Jemison, Jr, of the Commercial club, and J. B. Babb, secre- tary, yesterday sent w. E. Leake a letter congratulating him on his efforts before the rivers and harbors committee of the House, and also thanking him for his work. The letter is as follows:
 January 15, 1907. MT. W. E. Leake, Woodward Building, City.
 Dear Sir-On behalf of the Commercial club, permit us to extend to you our sin cere appreciation of the tremendously er- fective work done by you before the rivers and harbors committee of the House of Representatives. The public press reports that as a result of your presentation and the effective work or Congressman Underwood and other friends, an appropriation of S2, 200 000 for the opening of the Warrior river has been recommended. Anyone familiar with the situation must appreciate the tre- mendous import of the action of this committee. It is the greatest boon re- ceived by this community in some time We should be negligent indeed if we did not appreciate your action in giving you- time, talent and money to the furtherance of this movement.
 At the next meeting of the club they will in more formal way express their appreciation of your services, but we hasten to express, at once, the very great obligation we owe to you We have also taken the liberty of making a public acknowledgement of this apprecia- ton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
SOUTHSIDE PRISON
 IS LIKE BARBAR|SM
Inmates Some Times Wear
 Same Garments for Year
NO PLACE FOR BATHING
City Physician Wants New Prison and In 1t He Wants Place Where Women Can Wash the
 Mems Clothing.

Dr. Oscar Hayes city physician, made his annual report for 1906 yesterday After stating the number of patients whom he had treated. he takes up the condition of the several prisons of the city.
 He found the Northslde prison, known as the city jail. in better condition than in 1905. He states that it is congested and overtaxed, however He describes the con- ditions existing at the Southside prison as mot unlike barbarism and inhuman in the extreme and should not be tolerated in civilized communities" He states thu at this prison there is no place wherein tho inmates can bathe. He states, too, that prisoners are not furnished clean clothes, and that they sometimes wear the same garments for year.
 He recommends the building of new iail In this new prison he recommends a place where the women can do washing for the males who are working on the streets. He recommends the furnishing of prisoners with clean garments once a week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
MANY SEEM EAGER
 TO OPPOSE MAYOR
HALF A DOZEN ARE MENTIONED AS POSSIBLE CANDIDATES TO RUN AGAINST WARD, WHO WILL STAND FOR REELECTION.

From the numerous discussions and re- ports that are heard throughout the city. 1t is safe to wager that Mayor Ward will have to defeat some man or men before he enters upon another term of office.
 Numerous citizens have been mentioned as probable candidates for Mayor John O'Neill, John Forney, C. C. Heidt B. H.. Cooper, w M. Drennen and Frank P. O Brien are discussed.
 Sterling A. Wood who has also been mentioned. stated last night that he would under no circumstances become a candi- date.
 It Is known, however. that no member of the aldermanic board will oppose Mayor Ward and this eliminates Alder men Heidt. ONelll, Forney Cooper and others It is probable, however, that in case Mayor Ward had not determined to run, one or more of the aldermen would enter the race.
 Former Mayor Drennen has been urged to make the race but it Is understood that Mr Drennen will not agree.
 It is generally known that Mayor Ward will stand for reelection. It Is generally known, too, that no member of the Board of Aldermen will oppose him. It is ru- mored that the liquor element is preparing to groom a candidate.
 There is a movement on foot among a number of members of the Board of Trade to get J. D. Collins, former presl- dent of that body and a well known merchant, to run for Mayor on q munich pal ownership platform. Mir Collins has not made any decision In tho matter
 J. E. Shelby. president of the board, said yesterday that the members were anxious for Mir. Collins to run and that they believed he could be elected on municipal ownership platform.
 'I know that there is a strong senti- ment In Birmingham in favor of muni- cipal ownership and I believe that any strong man running on such a platform could be elected" said Mir Shelby yes terday. We have thought that Mir. Col llns would be the man and some of us have urged him to make the race. We are hoping that he will consent to do so and l do not believe any one could de- feat him if he ran"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
Merchants Begin Work of Put ting City in Gala Dress
 for Convention
BOOK OF CAR TICKETS 10
 BE PRESENTED EACH GUEST
Registration Card for Each Man Will Be Filled Out and He Will Be Given Printed Guide Show
 ing Points of Interest.

When a delegate or visitor to the Southern Cotton convention arrives the first thing that will greet his eyes will be large electric sign across Twentieth street from the Woodward to the Ameri- cha Trust bank, which says
 "HOWDY"
 The sign was hung yesterday and the lights were turned on last night for the first time. Every night during the convention the lights will be turned on and the sign will be a lasting memorial in the minds of the visitors of Birming- hams informal but cordial hospitality
 In addition to this sign there are three immense banners stretched across various streets in Birmingham to aid the visi- tors in finding the headquarters, the bu- reau of information and the place where the convention sessions will be held
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
LECTURES POSTPONED.
pr. Peters Will Not Arrive Here Until
 January 24.

The appointments for the lectures by the Rev. John P. Peters, D. D.. have been postponed until next week. The series will begin Thursday at 10 a. m., January 24, instead of Thursday of this week.
 pr. Peters has written the president of the Pastors union, the Rev. J. w. Canty Johnson, a letter that makes this action necessary. He wrote from New York as follows; q have put these lectures in the week of two of my very important regular engagements as trustee of the cathedral est. John the Divine) and secretary of the committee on the Fabric. Not only is my attendance at these meetings always im- portant and almost necessary, owing to my office, but on this occasion, or rather these occasions for there are two meet ings, it is still more important as business of the first rank comes before us for de- cision, probably finally"
 He requests the committee if possible, to release him, postponing the series of lectures exactly one week. This has been done, it being mutually agreeable, as there was likelihood that the cotton con- vention would prevent the attendance of many who were interested in hearing pr. Peters.