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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
RO0SEvELT's
GUESTS
lel UnI..a &C.,

-. lsy Unl.sd Pfesal
%. OfsF Ek BAY. Aug a-ps...
william q Sweden Is here ! - ,'
d President Roosevelt ~ ~
inh minister officials q III ~, I.
and navy and other diplomats =, !.
guests. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
ia TIA TO TAFT


ny United pfssal
KANSAS CITY. Aag 2s--s44..
thry Taft left sarly for Dsrr.,
here was q large crowd y ~
depot % BID him good I'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
ATTACKS HIs
BARTENDEP

Celebrating me opeains :,
saloon last night proved y !. hev
Tor Adam iaeoboEaska - 4 nseA
propheiora who proessa - q no
bibe 10 generously thse Il 10
gaged N 2 fight viii Il ~ - ,
man, the bartender az = hfs
70 jan oy pairolnaa HAYDEN '''i
Grover Cleveland q a.
@ill not take bis CUSTOMARY w - :
Ton % =, ne Sew nAnpshi,s "a, ~
Mrs Cleveland, Who IA 1sss alla
i a.,.. u New York. has rstars. Wy Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

w olAfth Ntzo iifNh rs
ATTRACTIVE CUT PRICE
SPECIALS FOR wEpNEs.
DAY AND THURSDAY
ONLY.
National Chewing Gum
3 pnckAFes for 8 Nickel
Gardner. Chewing Gum
z packages for a Nickel
Sweetheart Chewing Gum
-.- = packages for Nickel
orglnc~~The great intempoy.
nnce cure may be given So.
crctly or with the patients
knowledge Ask Tor free book.
let Per package ....ST.oO
Ninol-A tonic for old and
Young bottle ........Sf.00
lnromx Rheumatic Remedy -
Regular $500 bottle SIZE
Laxative nromo Quiniue -Rea.
ular BIC box special for Wed
ncsday and Thursday. One
Box Given Free with each
box 81 Quaker Headache Tab.
lets
tAi8Na MOOT beer Regular lbc.
special faA
ilotfs Little liver pills fnEe
them az night and feel well
IN the morning Regular e5c
per bottle, special. zoe
Tor - ..... .-..+... soc
ONLY THREE DAYS MORE
OUR GREAT RAZOR SALE
$3.50 and $500 Imported Rasors
a7c.
We sim have on hand a rooa
assortment az an the LEADING
brands. including the Wade
a butcher "Wostcnholm
Pipe. TNL." eRrnndt
Your last chance 20 get one
OF these S2.50 and $500 nm.
ported kazors for .,,... ase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

fuoNN VOW WANT NJ
To The Maln 1856 Ina
iisl The star viii call ard colt
lsct tho bilL and viii send 20
yeu the answers &c yoWr al
wten addressed are The star
anvrUrfxHMNNr tHeip
MATED. fsost nud feu1s, Ter
Reat. Fsx sale, ste,l oas Csat
Mord. n
SITUATIONS WANTED AnsY
rs words rhrse filast fer 50
Cents.
Seven werds or fractions q
Wards 60 the line, cash IN ad-
vance when vharEed 70 ac'
eeunt actual number Of limos a.
set viii be ceunted Minimum
btn Tor an I'D" 20 cents Hal
lad Want Ad Agency Y W
Mullen. ast ballard Az, OPP
City Hail
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500 Cash
Fowler & Stoddard
sfst naitsr nias
Nain itEs

fHoHHEM uGrlfk nu TRACTS
Wa HaHiiHas % PSI rHnt sd cora Zoe
salary aii HuHf WfH whsH fua fan tur
NfHseFf ffuii tract 90 eEsg rsFrarnfs
ehwfe tha fsfaFms ffmm She isrf nv fhs
rfst fesF eii hstr H1f faF aHa lH
nFe fHNfs time wiii tfiHE Hfa# b. faaf
Fsf agfr Price ttth TO- ttfs nar arfs
terms tfs nsf aFfs cash ana o. psr Afrs
fHF aNsaHt N
q e. MEYER kLuEnr n MOSES
ets Aiassa niaE
Mhfn tfsa II H4sF az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are the overnight "a.
tries fog Thursdays races at The
Meadows
first race. i've fnrlonEs. selllng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

YOU cAnT nnAT rms
= anaf4 lsvsI lots hdsi9e Haeh. 81
.lssfea III fgfasaWaY nailEfd only
.l..h nom far only $500 caeh. fApn
'teh arr iat balance Z YsHfH
rftn ufuHE nnAtDrN CO.
h4H pmpiFr nldH sud ana Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Bank Promotions.
Second Assistant Cashier n =
Crockett of The Puget Sound M
tlonal bank has been promoted 1,
FIRST assistant and Teller q /, "
GfaHea succeeds VI. Crockett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
FARMS AND ACREAGE.


nuy LAND
nmrwnHN anArrfF AND rsgu -
HAY tt new 6ldfufe ART trHtnN 90 ~
afndiaF tie saw lNthHt una
poNr Ikal.Ar .S.ohes,llf never aseln
washington such 0oop Ian ~ %
MONEY we have iuai plated ~
tfaet tnta viva ACNH rnttru and sre
collins thW oas.sueh easy ietms That
ifipsa $3.50 g. On 100 pes irsat surefd
ins, to loeaden esd improvements
ROBERT MALrnY,
ntp.Raa.p4t ALASKA HiaG "a ~
fh cUNrH DAY
HUNH A rHttr rAtfM
~ tho fFmHuN fahiina valley Ail Fui
tifatfh iffiratea sHd planted 10 0fthsfd
feared fHf 90 Ions an FuH like Witheut
ans expense unNl Fuu take ehnfHaI
meuthiY payments hiHhsat proof that
the land e the riehesi iH the world OF
nest uHfiY isatas soon W. Nntth Yakima
failfuHd fafe refunded % Hfi purchasers
send ln Yauf haWe and address a. once
fa secure reservation
pAfffouN DENNY uwfNu. iNc
aQi ALASKA Nulldina Heettle 81
FivE ACRES NrAH AuHUHN Az
levui doc rlrh soil easily cleared FAD
ina good eaHniY road tgeoi casy terms
nonrnr MAtrnY,
SIS AaN-bgf Alaska iiigH efsl1i
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For Sale or Trade

For haaFe ana iat fu sltv five ma.
ftHe tiFe irfs teafsH 81 tf N anafl )
hiHFAs from rFafrr - West Seattle
Prize is a. see. tefmH rhanH = ffss
lfa tptf
NEANNN f&1 ENT MEMr co.
1875 rrsfentsir lsIarr
Neat ffh end Waah qt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Get your hunt.ng Icsnse Al
Hairs. I'LL First ave ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Soap Lake salye relieves Eo1e
ma. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
BALLARD DISTRICT.
Merritt Realty Co
Ballard Branch

splendid offer f.raam modern cot
faEg close ie. price tl.9Qa. $500 cash and
$40 yet month
"A nne residence ist On Times e. for
500 $500 cash ana ffa pee month
tatn flfe hHlna market
ftfo caHh aud monthly payments viii
bay tnEiN0 lnf fruit treas tWn hnuaur
INCOME irf per month iiaa ritf water
HWd Uement Wmlk price g. nee
brand neH tfnon riantefsl cottage.
aqtiQQ toss ieQ feet from car. price
"a WAWrONn NOR
tia fih Ave NaWh
Phone ballard 1859 rHke nid usls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
So Per Month

chelrs Hl1iuH Tote in veannsluan 1T
fsta ta each onif sac cash dove
aad balance % month. Any steady
wHu Ueu HHu hesia on these tafrna
Pine rar service NJ FHu uarH ail day
uhHue az nuuHfinsa an1 SO sill arrange
10 nauW tNa lois seine evening nr an
8uaHHN
K4cuM0Nu WfWyErr COMPANY.
staseta EHHIrr MHr
Phones Main faaf Ind fasa az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
UNABLE TO sEcuaE
a LEASE.
Lam OIL % WANTS
IT ALL.

LANDLORD WANTS
IT AL.
The public must know |
that the bottom is out /
Of Piano prices. We
are forced TO sell
Hundreds OF Pianos
will be sold regardless
Of cost. AS you have
noticed the continual
unloading Of Pianos in
front of our store,
hundreds OF brand
new Pianos will be
sold We are going
TO close them OUT.
Sohmer Grands, Les
ter Grands, Behning
Grands, Sohmer Up
rights, Behning Up
rights, Ernest Gabler
Bush & Gerts. Mel
vile Clark, L ester
Victor, Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
and many Others
store Fixtures FOR sale
Sheet Music, Hoeks ano
Everything in the Lins T"
Musical Goods
ClINE'S
PIANO HOUSE.
1905 Second Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
orr REAL ESTATE.

4 oITY REAL ESTATE.
" .aaaa.ss.s
you cAWT MAJ rms
nna8 lsyei uis ses ~ seen ~
ss,'s, e ,,o'dssi, n 'ss5 ...h o'I l.s5
f4' fne dionn nrAlorY CO.
sss rmpife Mas fud ana Madison
Beautiful Level q Lots
in Tacoma
$40 and Up
10y ~. pisassd "a dsiisstsd sfisr
seems ihs phspa Ls'si go s'es NJ
e6ar1h onlf " wiruiss N he eaf
Hasn hsan - FassniH fhis u yavs
opportunity ~ 80 oeelss Asss sl,s
~ reach n az = a. Il Rsr vhus
vsu ran as prisss viii seen hs aAfnsssd
II p.f rani b. here
msss psnfy il Taeama y5u haa Yyar
a. IN fsafiis % its w 20 fga opsn
sfsuiars 20 aaf ee9s enish.s Gene
~ onA Aath y wv f"N'~ w "fRN
NATIONAL LAND c6
$50 ftnNENH hiuHi
Main 1884, hhAffth Ina ssfa.
on Eas, uaian car. lovely fiat so
meuth Furniture f1f sale a. aanfi'
MsnTiN moss.
etai Union ~,
rhsnss E lifl g. tsss
uArtL HArrnnAr EVgNlRa
We can deliver strictly modsfn
Street" 'ss,i.asss,,g o,sp.,,.r
aau. Las tan bssemsni. ia pipsa ~ fil
naes sstls large closets ava nsaf
JanN q HAYES a co.
t2t ss8 Peoples nenA huiltlRE
ina tfsi MaiH 1858
as, y aad hst haas before lhs fall
MATHIS moss.
Ftqt nhien o.
Phones 4 sssf East tf9i
Won aAte ~ 0wNnh
Msaufifui meaefH faant haass sfsf9
faatgnlsrfs ifis haFsnns boulevard
close tH tHiFersifY
Joiss ngiNaurn punasr
A MONEY MAkNn
dresser sNa meat fnafHst ena1Ninsa
thsas rect feea iefaiiaH so seed tfsas
MARTIN uuHH
phnnss l. tist East GiTi
fstd8 Nsw modern els faafn hausr
foe ursn sfatfaaf fhina closet. iaFHr
ptrtfB uHttd pstis iafas hafhfaafH
ath foe uWafes fnu anrreis bees
1lrHf alfl 4HsiHa SOD aaftlHa sfalraaF
sses $500 pafshss nas ,ie4 a
TnG aAFrgaEn HEAlrr co.
HtN# F'ftffNnl Aae
rheas gouh ssa -st.fs
rsa ieis sefih isfe SEES iuiimau.s
Nradae uafaeas Nusl ssfi e eass sa
saafsss eaasf z 81 Cste Htaf
VIZ Will. nUiEp 70 Hrfr
AhH fHtfs ue NAsN TERMS
a few ana suafn naffaNea We
saws fsu Joe priced luts near afsHn
ts4Ae aoh inifsfHitH CttHE To CAR
tf'tn thaf 80 atil ase Zoe ihis paffass
frses . sc ana ufaafd tts as alsai
fur neAtrr to&N = nANefsa 90
"a htfa At# cmmsf 4smsa fifHsf
3 O. Niains. Nrsss sf
sasaasasaaaassasH
20 ihs sect sets nagsh - Dnifrrsafy
aWif fttt SIS Hash fia pes mamfh
500 taHdiHs leis ietifa. 9essn
NuMN fNE rn
az episf mas
fmuM uW EW
SEES faHea Faft#Es tn MaftM Msffaf#
rHaf HHf ffHH SD a. htfAs ffHHa raa
heHi haitatHa ANf aAa1HN Graded
NniiaaE 20 Hra tn.H ara rnuff nnssMNs
Wired - elHraffn Hahfs PRICE fifaa
#nis itsa aeHn ana hafamee at ttf rsg
uHrfh fHfHfesI NrfF Faf fFnf
Fhgas ~ ratiaa anef m tnt~sfst
Main fttf ETp
FFHs nsw wHHsfn t.Enaan rafgaHs tma
ftests flan Naftses o. iaf fsafas
efies stea iiasg daHh ssiaaas lsaa
iiaiH
cfitR ffacuf.s
FheHs AaiH stft ana NEstt ar
ttafh NlrN Hauu ftutam ietrls
etaHe tH EA6HFa ea ESQ fafH faHfHs
Nii self atfh FaF1 HsH fHfailHfs riasa
90 car WNH EmsffN ave nsfffhesfa
tarsfirN cay nHi ssi anifk ftis
effsf HHf8H iHta stis@flan Diva etums
AfssA 3ff snY fltas afkef m
aiaaeaaaaaeaHaaasasaa-a
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GREENLAKE and FREMONT

f1sTf 5000 6crr tgF~. c-roen
modern house. JUST finished Rot tNa10N
fine garden. concrete Easements wood
fur "a year. 4 blocks Woodland Park and
SCHOOLS Fine view nf lake yall f1OH
Fremont ave Phone Nnrth Ass ~
en- POO 5000 down. balance to auit bor
100. n CORNER. q room cottage. utuHn.
pnAfa berries. q BLOCKS cav take. Wood
land Paris CAN diaa Fremont ave
Phone North ltaa 1T
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

Bottom fHnH balance snHf unihnH H8
arfre in cultivation. iafEe bearing "a.
ttHrh aiN rnNlg UnHef barn HHeeraf nHf
huf1inRa flnr aTras through fHa place
Hrifr ine iuatna team. haFnsss naHana.
fen hHnH " milton cows HhirtHHs EHfHH
and cafrf q trnlne implements
$500 terms
Muugnr MkITHY.
80. aIn.atf ALASKA Hlnr -aIf r
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ffnem cottage piantrrod. pnfchca
electric NEhta tonxlOnt view ~ Sound
Lots 90 room Tor another cottage and
rnrdon " Will have 60 BE- sold thia
week Near woodland Park. ttaft
$3.50 down bat tu suit can 6Ioa NE.
mont ave Phone North itbg. tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

FIVE ACHES ron si see fUHF Two
MttEH SOUTH nN ItfN city IfMlfh
$50 Z Huit. AND Nouu ROAD TO
LANu EAHf rNNMf
MlNHfltF NWa1
NHau see cHfmaH Mss ff
DON'T FAfl TO HEE fhis Cen aefsa
ueaF Kent taf rlsh aitsH isattnH1. BAL
aura Eaua Hpiana. an Hoafif isFsi price
iftH. iafes
WOnEnr MhfFHF
ffHsegRe#st AlasAa Nda ~-as %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

SPECIAL TO-DAY tsarrs tract close Va
unlY $50. on terms ~ it per month also
five lltH hHNa MuahIuEtnH water font fit
faUh on terms ff mntth. also the tfhaat
tlarkcst Land on earth 81 VALLEY City
rlrap 90 terms algu my Green Lake mana
fi0u home vii trade f1r King county
fthfh come sur NNinhu.a uaieauNn 10
day In Tiurs block We are the oWrtrn
IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Nea
dvii
ezhau
for 10
Ths
consi'
big .
inlnef
the y,
OF
for ex
panms
parties
efnerg'
applies
the 81
efnergi
Tibet
Amone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

@iHfsusnt - ranffffian -
the STATE BANK uw SEATTLE
NHEuaf 1891
UBtuf McEH
Loans ana rlaaasita 1900 TfFaff1f
H1faffaFa esd Flsfnfrs - ta E1a fn
Exnenaaa snd fntefsss paid ffHtfa
utesr Haaearces ..s.. stti AZ
Ifiah urafe HeHas ) tsFaTfN
kinT CnahtE war
raafs afttfs8
HaaN an haaa ara
pss frora nsnss 1fgfssat tfttff 90
uLtiftTf1s
fGkmlftrtEs
rartfaf wuNV FatH .f 100 eco as
Nntisiffd rrants Agt19
tnhtefHHaf Deposits 1851 $685. a.
uana uraasffa fsff4af
aaf8nNn Deposits
aHh Etns f'eftif-
Gates ..-....s.. te1fff7s isfatft
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" X gEELTE 81 D. bye. Ear. NOSE
Ihfoat elsaaea Eitei hifs hoars i0E
hahaHfH i4't+ III
uF william Psiiisisr-Throat Nose
lie kaf iis Alaska hids Main llaf -
MIt.lINERK
FifHah miiilncrY 81 lowest Prices Mrs
4 Y hanson. iagi FoafgA ave. conner
Fihe street IA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05
Services at Churches.

There will be regular services at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morn ing at II o'clock; evening at 8 o'clock Rev. II. C. Kegley officiating Sunday school at 9:45 In the afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Mir. Kegley will be installed as pastor, Rev. J. w. Stagg D. D. of Birm- lngham will preach the sermon; Rev. W. D. Mooney D. D. will charge the congregation and Rev. Sterling J. Foster will charge the pastor. Everybody is n- vited
 At the Christian church the Rev P. H. Duncan will preach in the morning at II o'clock and in the evening at 7:45. Sunday school at 6:45. Z T. Fuqua. super intendent
 Rev. l.. F. Whitten will occupy the pull pit of the Methodist church at the reg ular services at the usual hours. Sunday achool at s:45. J. E. Winning superin- tendent.
 At St. Anthony's Roman Catholic church there will be low mass at a. ms with short instruction: at 10:30 a m. high mass will be celebrated with sermon by-Father K. C. Doyle.
 Rev O. P Bentley of L1yerne Ala. will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours. Sunday school st g45 J. $. Falkner su- perintendent.
 St. Johns church. Sixteenth street and avenue F.. Rev. A. Crawford. rector De- tober 6 (nineteenth Sunday after Trinity). g45 Sunday school. C. II. Mandy, super indent II. Holy communion and sermon, "A Man Sick of the Palsy" p.~m.. evening prayer and sermon, War and Peace"
 There will be no services of the revival
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05

that is being cut along Seventeenth street alley, which crossed the sidewalk on Ave nue E, being left entirely uncovered and unlighted during the early part of the evening. The ditch is about three feet wide and four or five feet deer. and might have caused q serious accident by it's en- tlrely unprotected state.
 Frank Hays left tonight for Chatta- nooga, where he was called by the serious sickness of his sister.
 H. w. Wilson. bookkeeper for J. H. Eubank, will leave in a few days for Bethlehem. Pa, having accepted a posi- tion under A. C. Ryan,
 The handsome new theatorum on Ave nue D and Twentieth street will he ror- mally opened tomorrow. The furnishing and fittings are elaborate, the decora- ton artistic. Regular opera chairs have heen placed and everything necessary for the comfort of it's patrons has been se- cured It will be known as the Star theatre, and Is owned by Messrs. John M. Martin and George Tragesser It will be under the management of MT. Ira gesser
 Tom Morris of Montgomery is fin the city visiting friends.
 Alderman George k. Byrum will leave tonight to meet his wife, who with her children has been spending a few weeks at her home, Asheville, N. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05
HUNTSVILLE FAIR.
Governor Conner Will Attend Exercises
 Today.

Huntsville, october 4.-tSpecial.)-The Tennessee valley fair continues to at tract great crowds. Yesterday was one of the biggest days in spite of the fact that Buffalo Bilis Wild West show played to 180OO paid admissions.
 Secretary Pulley received telegram from Governor Conner this morning stat ing that he would come tomorrow. He was expected today and the day was designated as governors day.
 The race results of Thursday were as follows:
 Two-year-old pace. two in three. purse, $9DO-Vic McEwin. owned by J. s. Shackle- ford of Courtland. l.. Curezendia owned by Clover Bottom farm, Donelson, Tenn, ?, 2
 2:25 trot, three in five. purse $400-The Clansman. owned by Piedmont farm, l. |, l; Crampus, owned by Whitney. Macon. Ga, B. 2, 2; Dr. Jack. owned by George Stiles, Rome. Ga, ?, 3. 3
 The sentlemens road race was won by Gray Colt, owned by Winston Garth of Courtland
 Running race. half mile, two in three-- Maxie Crockett. owned by Bert Douglass, Fayetteville. ]. 1; Foncelee, owned by Og- den of Chattanooga. ?. 2; Jo-Jo, owned by Harris of Huntsville. 3,,3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05
THE MOORE FUNERAL.
Remains Brought From Mobile To
 GreenvilIe for Burial.

Creenville, October 4-(S1ecial. )-Ti @ remains of Mrs. Annette Watt Moore of Mobile were brought to Greenvibe yester- day for interment at the famgy lot i'm Magnolia cemetery. She was the young est daughter of T. C. Watts. who resided here until few years before his death, and niece of Governor Watts. lAe-pm- panying the remains were her Other, MT. Thad C. Watts, of Montgomen'; her sister, Mrs. ,Orline Allen of Beatreh. and her aunt. Mrs. Greene of Furman. They went from the station to the cemetery, where the funeral was conducted bY Di. w. NJ. Blackwelder.
 Mrs. Moore is survived by husband and six children, two brothers and two sisters. Her childhood was spent nete. and the news of her death was heatd with much regret by friends of former days.
 The Rev.YJ P. Hamilton and Dr. W. MI Blackwelder phave been requested tol nreach Sunday in Lowndes county, the former at Hayneville the latter at rort Deposit. It is also the regular appoint ment of the Rev. H. T. Walden at Leto-
  In inc interest and for the cause or pro- hibition. which is the all-absorbing topic now in Lowndes.
 A union service will be held Sunday at the Baptist church by prominent mem bers of the different denominations, while a number of our citizens will spend tne day in Montgomery and hear the Rev. h. R. Jones'
 MT and Mrs Jake Lichten, who were recently married at Chattan ,oga, have been the guests this week of ar. and Mrs. A. A. Ezekiel.
 Mrs. Lander Cureton of .Ireenville s. q is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Till.,4
 Miss Ida McMullan has returned rom a visit. to friends in Wasnington, U. V, ana Linden Md, and trip to the James, town exposition.
 Mrs. E. T. Dunkerly of Sheffield Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Herbert.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05
TUSCALOOSA BOARD
 IS RETRENCH|NG Closing of Dispensary Robs
 City of Revenue WEATHERF0RD RESIGNS
WEATHERFORO
Is a Member of Street Committee of the Council Which Has Done Efficient Work for Two
 Years.

Tuscaloosa, October 4.-(Special. )-The Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the city held an interesting meeting at the coun- cl chamber last night. This was the regular monthly meeting of the board. Since the county has voted to do away with the dispensary on January 15 next the city is put to it to devise some means bf making up, in measure the deficit that will be caused in the treasury by the absence of the Income from this institu- ton. All of the aldermen were present.
 AS the finance committee reported that thesgeneral fund was overdrawn on mo- tion, s1l0O of the dispensary fund was transferred to the former fund. Mayor Faulk stated that he would be glad to re- ceive any suggestions that might be made in regard to the matter of cutting down the running expenses, in view of the limited income upon which the city would hereafter have to operate, and also as to how the dispensary business had best be closed.
 Alderman 5earcy suggested that the dis pensary be closed up by January l, and that any odd lots of whisky that might be on hand at that time could be sold within the remaining fifteen days. AS stated, this would save the board from state and county licenses, which would amount to $2250.
 The Mayor then read a budget of run ming expenses, which showed a total of s12,225 up to January 1. The dispensary paid the city last year s23.000. Up to this time the city has used of this s16,OO0 It was also suggested that the feed bill of city teams, street lights and street force be cut down. On motion of Alderman Snow, the Mayor was authorized to sell three pair of mules to the highest bid der on the 18th of this month; also to take off one policeman from the present force.
 Just before the close of the meeting, Alderman c. W. Weatherford handed his resignation as a member of the board to the Mayor. The resignation was iald over until the next meeting, when action on it will be taken. MT. Weatherford Is a member of the street committee that has done such good work in the past two years, and is otherwise an efficient mem- Der of the board, and he will be missed in case his resignation Is accepted.
 A large number of Tuscaloosa friends regret to learn of the death of Dr. A. J. Battle in Macon. Ga. Dr. Battle was grad uated here at the university, at one time held q position in the faculty there; was sometime pastor of the Baptist church in this city and also for time president of the A. c. F. college here. He was there fore during his long and useful life ioen- tified in many ways with Tuscaloosa, and. had still here d large number of friends who deeply regret to learn of his death.
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 leg was peeled from the knee, my foot was like piece of raw flesh, and had to walk on crutches. I bought a cake Ointment. and bottle of Cuticura Pills. After the first two treatments the swelling went down, and in two months my leg was cured and the new skin came on. The doctor could not believe his own eyes when he saw that Cuticura had cured me and said that he would use it for his own patients. l used two cakes of Cuticura Soap, three boxes of Ointment, and five bot ties of Resolvent, and have now been cured over seven years, and but for the Cuticura Remedies I might have lost my life. I have lots of grand children. and they are frequent users of Cuticura, and I always recommend it to the many people whom my busi- ness brings to my house every day. Mrs. Jean Baptiste Renaud. ~clairvoy- ant, PIT, Montana St.. Montreal, Que. Feb. 20, 1907."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05

meeting of the Cumberland Presbyterian church Saturday. to give the faithful women some time to rest There will be two services Sunday. and the revival will continue during the week. The Rev. Crawford who is conducting this revival. is much encouraged by the success of the past week are the officials of the church. The interest has been growing each day. and many have come forward and expressed desire to lead better and purer life. Mir Crawford Is an evan geist of wide experience and an elegant and forceful preacher. The singing has been exceptionally good. and much bene- fit has already been derived from these meetings
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Personal and General.

There will be meeting of the vestry of St. Johns Episcopal church at the of fee of the treasurer. H. s. MeaGe. on Monday night at o'clock. All members of the vestry are requested to be pres ent.
 C. P. Park, chief timekeeper of the Semet Solvay company. will leave to- morrow night on months vacation to Jamestown. Cincinnati, New York and other points north. He will be accom- panied by his little son, Pomeroy.
 Much inconvenience and considerable danger was caused tonight by the ditch