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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

= performed in our hospitals are upon women and girls for some organic trouble.
 Why should this be the case
 Because they have neglected them selves, as every one of these patients in the hospital beds had plenty of warning in those dragging sensations. pains at left or right of abdomen, backaches, nervous exhaustion, in fammation, ulceration, displ lace- nents. and other organic weaknesses.
 All of these symptoms are indica- tions of an unhealthy condition of the female system and if not needed the penalty has to be paid by dangerous operation. When these symptoms manifest themselves, do not drag along until you are obliged to go to the hospital and submit to an opera tion-but remember that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, has saved hundreds of women from surgical operations.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds has cured more cases of feminine ills than any other one remedy. Such letters as thefollowing
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

Son-ln-law Longworth announces that @President RooseseE will not te- come a candidate for renominati3n unless the entire country demands it. He has firmly made up his mind 70 stick to his course" That should set- tie the third term business for 1t s quite certain that -the erslse c2an- try is not crying for RooEsvelt. nor are a great many Republicans in love with third term.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
AMATEURS TONIGHT

Theatre Royal. first performance 7:30; second performance. S:s0-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
cowsoYs AND REDskIMs

Tonight at the Royal. beautiful picture See it tonight only.
 The State Rights issue of today is whether the Federal Government shah usurp the Constitutional right of each state to control railroads, trusts, or any other corporations that do bus mess within it's border
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

At the Iris tonight the great three act melodrama, Little Buck Shot
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

Back east it's the dust devil. Out here it's more than that. It's his habi- tation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

At the Iris tonight the great three act melodrama, Little Buck Shot"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to women suffering form of female weakness are invited to quickest
  probably knowledge that help ease advice is free and always helpful
 ASK Mrs. Pnkhams Adyice-A Understands WOman's Ills.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
FuNI FUN!

Amateurs tonight at the Royal Be On hand and enjoy the fun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18
SOMETHING DOING AT TILE WAVE Ice Cream ParIOrs

Swell Orchestra plays Monday and Friday Evening, using the Baby Up right Plano.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-18

z7IfS EU1s TUT1TdTi TT Theatre Royal. first first PeTf0T perform ri aTice e T:3O: second performance, S:30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
: When Of 3 sudden he was,
Confronted with 3 rifle muz7le,

married out of hand. Let's see. what
boats due? I've hardly got your time
table In my head; one gets rusty at
ITS the M'poso, George. She's straight
put from home Just think, you may real
iy have X. descending on you in half an
hours time"
mo such luck. 1t will be Cappie Image
best thirst, and that hearty ruffian Bal
garne. who'll rob every corpse in the
clearing If he thinks he can collect one
Aggry bead and a good slave dagger. BY
Cad, ! wonder If can screw some money
out OF Baigarnie. | sent at least eighty
c.rlos home with him last time the
pose tried to roll herself over off our
beach at Malla- Nula.''
II think" said the girl, ''I'll Just 20 to
my room for minute"
Carter pointed the finger of dcrision at
her. 20 vanity said he. You're go
Ing to tidy your hair. and smarter your
frock just for the sake of Old Cappe
way. now that you are engaged young
woman are you going to let those genial
old ruffianS take you on their knees and
kiss you, just in the old sweet way?'
OF course. don't mind me If you'd like 1t
'Pouf." said Laura. they've both
known me ever since I was a baby, but
III be rs distant with them as you like,
if you feel Jealous, sir
81 think I'll wash off some of the bat
tie scars myself" said Carter. zone
looks a bit melndramatic in this filthy,
Smeary mess, not to mention uncomfor-
table. | SUPPOSE, by the way, somebody
will turn up to pay a polite call. They'll
Judge that something's wrong when they
see that all the factory boats and canoes
have been cleared out of the creek"
Even White-Man sTrouble stole palm
oil and attended to his toilette In honor
nf hn N-isif md J.
cleaning and oily Krooboy in some clean
(stOlen) pajama trousers of Slade's that
showed Captain Image. and his passen-
ger ana purser up the stair
Laura and Carter were there. spruce
and smart. to receive them, and Laura
said. Kate! 1 knew you'd come,' and
ran forward and shook the passenger by
the hand There, You see, George"
she said over her shoulder. "how accu-
rately can keep a secret"
''IIullo, Carter. me LADY, said Captain
Image. Glad to see you looking so fit.
You're fine advertisement for those
pills of mine. and I'm sure you're glad
now you kept away from old Swizzlc-
have been having a bit of scrap round
the factory here. However. we will hear
about that, and have your tally of the
cargo you YOU want to ship from her and
want to Introduce my passen-
ger and your boss Miss O'Nc
Carter swallowed with dry throat
mir. X, O'Neills sister?"
'Miss Kate O'Neil!. who Is head of
O'Nell and Craven
Carter blinked tired eyes, ana saw n
girl of three-nnd-twenty. half a head
shorter than Laura Shade, dressed as
simply, but with that something that
somehow speaks of Europe. and money.
md taste. Her eye was brown and her
hair was the color OF his own--nea.ly.
No. 1t was darker. She was holding out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

hand to hlm-a neat, plump hand this
looked white. and firm, and cool. and
capable. and which, somehow or other,
he found in his own
Laura calls you George, 1 notice." he
heard her saying.
yes. of course she would. We are
engaged. you know
He felt his hand dropped with sudden
ness. and up till then he had never
laugh could be when 1t came from the
lips OF Mr.. Balgarne. Everything swarm
before him, and he lurched against the
meSsroom wall. But with an effort he
pulled himself together. Miss Slade and
I are engaged We arc to be married
as soon as we can afford it. When you
look round. and see how we've saved the
factory from the Okky-men. we hope
you'll raise my salary.
yes. think can promise to do that
said Kate O'Neill. ~ had my eyes open
when I came across the clearing. But
do YOU think you are wise to marry?"
"IIa! hal Carter. old fellow" laughed
little Captai:i Image. got you there
Get dollars first. Find connubial bliss
later
"But,'' continued Miss o'Neill. "you
and and Laura will talk over that later
when we are alone
Captain Image felt that he cleared
away an awkward situation with all the
SAVIOR faire of n shipmaster. well.
Carter. me lad" said he Eve know
you've had a lot of lessons from old
Swizzle- Stick Smith. but what about
cocktail? My Christian Aunt. look out.
Balgarnie, there's LAURA faInting''
Carter stared at them duly. but did
not try to help. MY Cod he nut
tered. "to think never guessed that *.
could stand for Kate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
CHAPTER VIII.
PRESENTS THE HEAD OF THE FIRM.


81 don't care what you say. Purser.
mo lad Captain Image repeated, but l
call Miss ONel pretty"
Well admitted Mr.. Balglrnie, who
prided himself on being 4 bit of Judge,
"she may be that as well, hut still
stick to it that her face is what call
strong
Il hate the word strong When She
missionary is too homely looking to be
anything else. she brides herself on wear
ing q strong face
mo. sir. Intense for lady mission
ary,' Mr.. Balgarnie corrected.
Strong" snapped his superior officer
Captain Image was of Welsh extraction
and disliked contradiction.
Tho purser shifted his ground. "Well.
at any rate, sir, you'll own she's mighty
standoflsh. I used to call good old God
frey o'Neill Godfrey. and therefore
naturally called his daughter Kate. and
told her why She didn't seem to hear
me-
"she wasn't Godfrey's daughter, any
way Godfrey never married. but be-
lieve he'd nieces. Probably Miss Kate
is one of them. The old man must have
left her the business. Thing that amazes
mo Is the way she's taken her grip OF
the concern, and made 1t hum"
"And kept 1t dark even in Liverpool
that she was woman. That old head
clerk Of hers, that people tlpught was
the manager, must be rare close-llpped
onn"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05

to large extent to the farming com munity, is relatively best off.
 Output is being closely adjusted to shipments and sales probably average 40 per cent of the capital.
 In some branches the cutting down of the make is even more drastic.
 Until lately the steel makers were most radical in blowing out blast fur naces, the United States Steel corpo- ration now having only 40 per cent of it's pig iron capacity in operation. Now, however the merchants are pursuing the same course in increasing numbers. It is expected that by the 18th of this month the greater ajority of furnaces in the Shenango valley will be idle. It looks as though an. adjustment of prices in finished iron and steel is likely development. The attitude of the great steel interests makes it pretty certain that this will be conservative1y done and than no disturbing irregularities will be involved.
 In Chicago within the week figures have been submitted on structural and bridge work which involve total ton mage of 10000. New Britain is calling for 10000 tons of water pipe and that at Chicago is 15,500 tons.
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BETTER OUTLOOK
 IN THE IRON TRADE Prices Are Still Sagging In the
 Centers of Production MANY PLANTS STILL IDLE Few Steel Plants Have Resumed Operations, But Others Have Been
 Shut Down, While Production
 Is Slightly curtailed.
MANY PLANTS STILL IDLE

Cleveland, O., December 4.-tSpecial.) ) say:
 Indications of improvement in tn e iron and steel markets are easily dis cernible in spite of the fact that pig iron prices are still sagging and that the rapid curtailment of production of coke pig iron and finished material still continues. There is not the same strain in financial affairs collections are slightly better, suspensions of the de- livery on contracts are not so numer- ous some suspensions have been re- leased and there is q noticeable increase While a few steel plants have resumed operations others have become idle and the active capacity does not differ ma- terially from that of a week ago. It is estimated that 65 per cent of the steel mill capacity of the Carnegie Steel company is now idle.
 decided improvement is noticeable in the tin plate business. Our month ly blast furnace statistics show pro- duction for November of 1,S15,224 tons against the record month of October when 2,359,690 tons were made. The decrease of 544, 466 tons does not fully represent the curtailment in progress as the number of furnaces in blast De- cember l was 227 against S14 In blast November l. Some of the latter were active part of November.
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Bargains in REALTY!

s2500-95x19O S-room residence; Tusca- 1oosa avenue, West End. Terms $500 cash, balance easier than rent. S2,200-6-room corner residence, overlooks the city; edge of the Highlands; con venient to the centre; all street im- provements down. A snap. $3,250--A 10-room residence and lot, Third avenue, Avondale. fronting car line; about one block of Spring street; rents $30 per month. Terms S750 cash, balance s25 per month. splendid investment. The rents are $5 more than the monthly payments.
 70-ACRE TRUCK GARDEN--Bottom and upland; immense spring of Free Stone water on the upland, sufficient to irri- gate the entire place. Property is in- tersected by bold, never-failing stream. Has broom house and barn. It is four miles from the centre of Birmingham. It is the best truck garden opening In the county. Price reasonable. $l.250-5-room cottage; choice lot. near Howard college, East Lake; S4OO cash, balance $20 per month.
 5-room cottage; about one block from sidewalks and graded streets. West End; reasonable terms See this. $4.500-A splendid bargain: 7-room modern 2-story residence: 1 grates, cabinet man. ties, arranged for furnace heat; street Improvements all down: comfortable and in perfect condition: recently built; storm sheeted. Terms $650 cash, balance $35 per month if you are quick will buy it: it is near Nineteenth street, South Highlands
 We have others To buy, sell or ex- change real estate see me,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05

ond division of the city court today;
 Mathew Lowe vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, damages; E s. Vandergrift vs. Central of Georgia Railway company, damages; Martha Chamblee vs. Woodward Iron company damages; William 5. Caldwell vs. Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Coley Hovater vs American Bridge company, damages.
 The following docket is set in the third division of the city court today:
 w. D. Tipper vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company damages; Cor della Moore vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, damages; Net tie Green vs. Mayor and Aldermen of Bir- mingham. damages: John F. Pollock vs. Western Union Telegraph company, dam- ages; Charles L. Devengus vs Southern Railway company, damages.
 The following docket Is set in the equity division of the city court today:
 J. B. Kelley vs. Annie L. Kelley; Mrs. Kate Dickerson vs. John L. Dckerson Calvin R. Waid vs. Belle Waid; J. w Fraklin vs. H. M. Crissey ct all. A. J. Glass vs. H. M. Crissey ct al; Annie Love vs. Vernon Love: T. R. Cunningham vs. Malinda Cunningham.
 Chancery Court.
 In the chancery court yesterday de- cree was rendered in the case of Mary Ann Whalen vs. George Roberts, quitting title to certain real estate. -
 In the case of w. H. MacAfee, assignee vs. the MacAfee.company a reference was ordered to ascertain the amount due tc creditors out of funds now in the posses sion of the assignee, after giving 30 days notice to all parties interested.
 Hattie Woodfin vs. Alonzo Woodhni William A. Hodges ct al. vs. F. II. Kin ney; J. H. Duke vs Aby Duke; w. H Ferguson vs. Walter Hoffman, ct al. Josephine Watkins vs. John Watkins William A. Hodges ct al. vs. William H Merritt; Lllie Hood vs. Frank Hood Viola H. Venekens vs. Victor Venekensi | Edward Woodberry vs. Myrtle Wood berry Mamie Butler vs. James Butler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05
IRON AGE REVIEW.
Volume of New Orders Is About Half
 Capacity of the Mills.

New York, December 1.-The Iron Age will say tomorrow:
 The volume of new orders for iron and steel is still light and little im- provement is expected during the cur rent month. So far as figures are avail able they justify an estimate during November of about 40 per cent of the capacity of the mills. Smaller pur- chasers contributed the bulk of the new business It is they, too, from whom collections are most satisfactory. The wire industry, whose products go into so many diversified channels and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05
SNOWSTORM CAUSES
 DELAY OF WARSHIPS
THE GATHERING OF THE FLEET PREPARATORY TO MAKING THE VOYAGE TO THE.PAcIFIc IS SUB- JEcT TO SLIGHT DELAY.

New York, December A heavy snow storm which prevailed this morning re- tarded the movements of the battleships arriving and departing from New York in preparation for their rendezvous at Hampton Roads before sailing for the Pacific. The Vermont. which left New port yesterday. arrived off Sandy Hook lightshp at 10 a. m. and anchored there in the snowstorm, waiting for the weather to clear to come up the harbor. The purpose of her call at New York is to secure ammunition.
 The Rhode Island, which was ready to start for Hampton Roads, left the navy yard this morning and proceeded down t.. harbor to Tomkinsvllle, Staten Island, where she also anchored to await clearer weather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05
Notice of Final settlement.

The State of Alabama. Jefferson Coun
 ty, Probate Court. 16th day of No-
 vember, 1907.
 Estate of Calvin .IcPhaul, deceased. This day came John c. McPhaul and J. c. Rocket. administrators of the estate of Calvin McPhaul deseased, and filed their account, vouchers. evidences and statement for final settlement of the same. It is ordered that the 23d day of December. 1907, be appointed a day for making such settlement. at which tiute all parties in interest can appear arAd contest the same if they think propkr. s. F. GREENE,
 ll-2I-3t-thu Judge of Probate.
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WANTED!

Services of 6rst-class draughtsman and mechanical man combined. Good salary to competent party. One ac- customed to cotton ginning business preferred. Position permanent. Applications con sidered confidential. Address, Manufacturer, care Age Herald.
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here from Boston this afternoon. She anchored inside the Point Judith break water the early part of the day. After taking on draft of apprentice seamen from the naval training station here. and shipping a supply of torpedoes and sailed late in the afternoon in blind ing, snowstorm for Tompkinsvil1e, N. T., for ammunition. She will proceed from there to Hampton Roads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05
MONEY TO LEND

SMALL loans on real estate for S0 60 or 90 days. Richard II. Fries, attorney, 2121a North Fist street, room ?.
 6-14-thl- su- If MONEY loaned salaried people and others withourt security; cheapest rates; easiest payments; offices in 63 principal cities save yourself money by getting our terms first. D. H. Tolnan, room 14 Watts building. 20o6 3d avenue. S-1-1y
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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to negotiate for six (6) promlsory notes of date November 3o 1907, for fifty dollars each, payable in one, two, three, four, i've and six months from date, signed by T. F. Stevenson. indorsed by N. H. Burt and payable to C. B. White. the consideration for said notes having failed.
 T. F. STEVENSON.
 H-3-et ,
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FOR RENT


 TOR RENT--D Desirable office room in Title Guarantee Bldg. possession at once Call at en3 or Bell phone 2i20.
 12-4-4t FOR RENT-s75, groom, modern dwell ling every convenience, 1920 Sth avenue, north N5 10-room, modern dwelling, very desirable 1030 South 18th street. S275, 3-story brick store, very heart of retail center; 202i 2d avenue, north. Jolfn e. Smith & Co. 12-3-3t-tu-thu-sun FOR RENT-Good. deep brick store, Sli South 2Oth street, $40. Smith & Still man. 2o5 Hood building. 12-S-9t FOR RENT Front (window) ground floor office, room for two, (s7.50 each) sep arate front entrance; enclosed private. Apply 2113 Sd avenue to W. E. Sorsby or Alabama Furniture Co.
 $22O0-6-room corner residence; overlooks the city: edge of the Highlands; con venient to the center; all street im- provements down; a snap. B. F. Eborn, 1903 1st avenue, ground floor Morris hotel building
 FOR RENT-Five-room house furnished, near corner Avenue l and 18th St. Bir- mingham Real Estate Exchange, 2i0 North Fist St. Phones 2679
 FOR RENT-Building suitable for whole sale, warehouse, botting plant or stor- age room; stables on lot and go with the building Apply at 17os Avenue B south 12-4-4t
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WANTED-SITUATIONS

WANTED-Position as salesman or con tractor for iron and steel work; I am a structural engineer of wide eXperi- ence, and have spent eight years con tracting in the north, south and west. Address F. O. Box S57. Birmingham, Ala. 12-3-2t
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A YOUNG man with finished educa- tion, years practical experience in of flee work. and q fair stenographer, de-
 sires position at low salary, with chances of advancement Address l, M. N care Age-Herald. 12-5-2t
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WANTED-A position as general house. keeper, hotel or private family. by an experienced, middle aged white woman.
 Call Peoples phone 2097. 12-5-2t
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WANTr;D--A position by accurate lady stenographer with good education
 and two years experience. Address w. M., care Age-lIerald. 11-297t
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WANTED-Position by a thorough and competent young lady stcnographer: good education: not afraid of work; eX- perienced in general office and steno- graphic work, will begin on small salary. Address 70. S., care Age-Herald
 I2-5-1t
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Two Shipts Start.

Boston. December 1.-Two more battle ships, the Missouri and Illinois, which
 have been undergoing repairs at the Charlestown navy yard, sailed today to join the fleet which is to start for the Pacific. They will call at Newport for a additional equipment and then proceed to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05
ONE GENT A WORD.

HATES-One cene a word q dayy ns nd. taken for less than 20 cents fer first Insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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Rooms-WANTED-Board


SPRAYED OR STOLEN-Friday, Novem- Der 1, English bull terrier male pup;
 ears cropped: black spot on each side of head covering eye and ear; one black spot on back near tail. Return to sos l4.
 Charles street or phone 1903 and receive reward. 11-6-tf LOST-Plain gold barette tbuckle tor ladies hair): reward. IS Steiner Bldg.
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WANTED-4 to hours work evenings
 o'clock on; am experienced office man,
 willing to do anything honorable. Ad- -, dress B. B. C., 2l15 3rd ave. 12-4-2t
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WANTED.

$2500-95xl90, S-room residence; Tuscaloosa avenue, West End; terms, $500 cash, bal ance easier than rent. B. F. Eborn 1903 1st avenue. ground floor Morris hotel building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05

FOR SALE or lease, fine manufacturing site facing 400 feet on Birmingham Belt, A. G. S.. and Southern railroads. Sdetrack Close to labor and street car Minge Realty Co.,, POS N. 21st St.
 Bell phone 1193 12-5-3t- -thu-su-tu
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ENERGETIC young man wants employ ment; any honest work, either half or whole day; references furnished Ad-
 dress Hustler, care Age-Herald 12-5-2t
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SACRIFICE sale, 5-acre truck farm 21s miles of court house; S-minute walk of car line. New Groom house and barn. Price, $325O worth $6O00 Owner moving west, must be sold by Saturday. Apply to J. P. Long, East Birmingham. Bell phone 2761, Woodlawn.
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NANTED-Position as clerk; have had several years experience in railroad of- flee and machine shop supplies, by young married man, willing to work at most anything; can give best references. Address l.. II. F., care Age-Herald.
 12-i-2t
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WANTED-50O0 men to buy $l0 overcoats at S6.4S at Chamblee Bros. Panic Safe.
 11-l5-t tt
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COMPETENT and reliable engineer wants position on small steam plant; references given. Address w. H., care Age-Herald.
 12-5-2t
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N NANTED-Stuation by young woman with two years experience in office work; can furnish good credentials and will work on very small salary; must have work at once. Address D. R. w.,
 care Age-Herald. 12-4-2t