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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
WAS NOT KIDNAPPED.
Miss Culpepper Shown to Have Left
Home of Her Own Accord.

The case of Hassie Holden. the 16-year-
old girl charged with kidnapping Kate Gull
pepper of Woodlawn. who is but 10 years
of age, came up in the police court yes
terday.
1t was proved that Miss Culpepper left
her home on her own accord and no fine
was inflicted on the defendant
Miss Holden was recently arrested on
a warrant sworn out by the father Of
the girl alleged to have been kidnapped.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
The cItizens' LEAGUE

The members of the Citizens league
have established headquarters over the
Bank of Ensley. Fred G. Moore, who
was appointed their campaign manager.
will call meeting tonight for the pur-
pose of forming plans and appointing
committees to assist him during the cam
paign. Mr.. Moore is very enthusiastic
and will probably have some interesting
news to give out
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09

William C. De Mile in "strongheart,
the college play, in which Robert Edeson
will be seen here on Thursday night at
the Jefferson theatre, and in which he in
terprets the role of an educated full
blooded Indian, In love with white girl,
has given to the actor some lines which
cannot fail to grip the interest of all the
atre-goers. This tableau is really the real
thing, and the pull at the heartstrings is
swift and sure.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
Relief Association Wants More Power.

The committee appointed recently by
the Birmingham Police Relief associa-
ton to revise the constitution of the as
ISOLATION, met yesterday and did some
work. There will be held another meeting
today, at which the entire revision will
be finished. The revision is necessary only
on account of the growth of the associa-
ton. 1t has a desire to extend its powers
beyond those provided for in the consti-
tuition.
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Miss Bertha Sch6en.

A telegram from Rochester, Mimi, an
nounces the death of Miss Bertha Schoen,
who went to that place for an operation.
Miss Schoen was twenty-six years of age
and very popular young woman. She
was a teacher in the Paul Hayne school,
The remains will be brought here for
burial.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Essic May Sparks.

Essie May Sparks, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Sparks, died yes
terday afternoon at the home of her pa
rents, $500 Avenue II. The remains win
be inferred in Elmwood cemetery this
morning
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09

This bank is thirty-four months old, has
five hundred thousand dollars of resources
and, wishing to further increase its business
solicits your account. The percentage of cash
and bonds to deposits maintained by US is
fifty in Alabama. We invite you to partici-
pate in the safety this secures by opening an
account here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-09
$4,000 Fire.

Detroit, Mich, January Sire tonight
broke out in the plant of the Michigan
stove works and did damage estimated
at $4,000; insurance. S5o,0oo Several
dremen and spectators were injured.
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much by any means. but enough to give a
| comfortable living.
The dividing of the Mobile division into
| two divisions. which at first was thought
| likely to decrease the amount of work
| to be done, will In reality increase the
work that is to be done. There will be a
natural rivalry between the two divisions
as to keeping things cleared up, and 1t is
going to take more rolling stock or more
work when the equipment is sent TO the
shops, so that it seems reasonable that
instead of decreasing, 1t will rather in
crease the amount of work to be done.
There is quite a large night froce at
work at the shops every night. In fact
the largest number of men are working
regularly at night that has ever been
known.
All these things show advancement for
Selma, and also evidences prosperity
among the employees, a gratifying state
OF affairs.
Mrs. ". S. Lyon left Monday after
noon for Tupelo, Miss, where she will
be the guest of her sister.
Mrs. II. A. Dansby and Miss Eilene
Dansby left Monday afternoon for Gas
tonburg.
Miss Mary Howard had a narrow escape
Monday afternoon from serious injury.
She was sitting in her buggy at the union
passenger station when Mrs. Rap c.
Jones driver ran the carriage TOO close TO
the buggy, turning Miss Howard's buggy
over. Beyond being shaken up Miss How
ard was not injured.
Mr.. Adolph Eliasburg and Mr.. e. r.
Stewart have returned from Dayton o.,
where they went on business
Miss jamie Nelson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Joseph G. Irwin in Nash
Vile, has returned to her home in this
city.
Tonight the Woodmen of the World held
a meeting in the hall over the Selma Ma
tlonal bank The Woodmen have taken
Oh new life recently and a good meet
ing was held tonight.
Mayor Atkins received a telegram this
morning from A. G. Forbes. chairman of
the committee on the Inauguration eere-
monies at Montgomery, stating that the
Louisville and Nashville railroad had
agreed to carry the National Guard to
the Inauguration free from points along
their line and asking him to wire how
many men of the squadron would attend,
and from what points. No provisions were
made for horses according to Mr.. Forbes
telegram. 1t is expected that the West
Point route will likely follow the lead of
1.-THE Old Reliable" and If so the Selma
companies will likely go over next Mon
day.
Mrs. r. d. Barber is visiting aler moth
er. Mrs. w. e. Darby, for few days.
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e. t. Shaw & Sons. undertakera

Green Undertaking Company.
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Total ..................... .Sl,z4o,5iV.0O
The state of Alabama, Jefferson county.
Before me came H. d. Lyman, cashier
of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust
Company, who being duly sworn, says
that the above and foregoing statement
is a true condition of said bank. as shown
by the books on file in said bank.
H. d. LYMAN,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
sth day of January. 1907.
CHARLES S. LEEPER,
Notary Public.
Attest:
w. T. LATHEM,
r. H. THACH.
Directors.
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Southern Shops BoomIno,

The Southern railway shops are on a
boom.
The new year finds more men employed
in the various departments of the SHOPS
than ever in its history, and in addition
to this the men are getting the highest
pay ever received, $40 day, not too
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
}araktifbe Itbrmrtbone.
SnternaticnaIer &inSeranstanid, sur GrIer;
nuue frcmoer Sprad,cn.

SaternationaIcr GinSeranstanid sur Grlfr;
nuns freuoer Sprad,cn-
Die in Paris begriinOete, BON Der
franS0iii6en 3egierung unb peri6iez
benen fran501rf6en !Sanhelstammern
unterItIbte r@eIeQi4aft fir Den inter-
n%ationolen Austauf0 bon &inbern uno
iungen 2euten CUR Grlernung fremNer
Spra6en" bate au@ lebte5 Sabr pieS
ser einen bemerfensipertben 6ortf3ritt
fir ibr @irfen 81 per5ei9nen, Der, pie
bon @nfane hires Seftebens an in erIter
2inie, Den @ustaui9 bon &inoern apiz
i9en 5rantrei9 unO anOern 2dnoern
melt iiberrageno, i'm beuti6zfran5cits
I6en &inosrdustauIdj Gerportrttt.
8on % &ustaui den BON Gano gu
2ano nit ie einem &inbe ulfo so
&inoern inseeIommt = i'm erIten
Sabre 1903 bob ii9 bic 3abl i'm fol-
genben Sabre orf "A, 1905 ouf 66 uno
erreidte fir Den 3eitruum pom /. So
nlar bis 1. Iopember bes Sa6res 1906
Ill @ustaui9e nit % SinOern. 9iers
bon tamen auf Den oeuti9zfran5Oiis
I6en @ustauf9 allein 90 Saui9e nit
ser .3a6l bon "a fir Die Sduer Der
eroben S9ulferien uno Is fir Die
Oaler BON feds Molaten Bis gu einem
Sabre.
Naa Dem @si9le9ts pertbeilen ii9
bieIe Suuf9e folgenbermaben: Don
Jranfreib mad SeutI9lunb: sir Die
1erien 68 &ndfen uno 6 MGb9en; fir
lGneere 3eit 10 8naben uno 2 MGbz
9en. Don Seuti6lanb na9 Sranfs
reid: Sir bie 5erien SO &naben uno
6 MGO6en; fir ldnsere 3eit 6 &nas
ben uno II MGo9en. .3ufummen 158
Snaben uno 26 Wdo6en. Gs bra6ten
alio bur6 @ermittlung Der 9efeai9aft
"a junee SranSpien unb 8 iunge 5rans
5Diinnen gegen "a junge 0euti9e uno
Is junge oeutI9e MGO9en einen mehr
cher peniger ldngern @ufentbalt ipobl
geborgen i'm S9oobe elmer 5amilie bes
frem0en 2anOes gu, Die Elm pe9ielleiz
tiees, auf feinerlei @elbgetpinn fubenz
bes SntereFe baran bate, ibnen Den
Qufentbalt 10 angenebm unO nuBbrins
geno gu ma9sn, tpie iie felber es bon
Ser Samilie 6es on6ern 2unSes fir
ibr eisenes &ino erpartete.
&u9 i'm lebten Sabre bate fi6 piez
Der Die fdon in Den 8oriabren gema4t.
9epba6tunn pieoerbolt, bdb es auf
beiben Seiten = Der fran5Dff3en ME
Der beuti9en Die 8eamtenfamilien,
namentli9 aus Dem 2ebrerftanoe finb,
Die Den grObten She'll gum ainoerauss
tauI6 itellen. Ser be~rbienFboIe 8ee
GRINDER unO Better bes Wertes 1T Soni
Matbieu in paris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
SmifiS=S

9emertenstpertb itnb bie S9iffseins
ri6tungen oes fiir5li9 in Stettin bonn
Stapel eelaufenenN orbbeutiden 2lobbs
Oampfers naronprinseifin @eeilie."
Sas S9iff bat eiien Ooppelboben
bon ettpa 5000 &ubitmeter erbalten,
Der in 26 3eIen einsetbeilt uno bort,
mo er bie l1nterlaee Ser Mdi9ine biloet,
nabe5u 2.10 Meter bod 1T. 5erner 1T
Der Dumpfer our9 II paferoi4te
Nuerf9otten, fotpie bur9 elm Gangs
idptt, i'm Maidinenraum in 10 Mbs
tbeiluneen einsstbeilt. beren 9rObe 70
berednet puroe, oab ielbft beim Doll
laufen apeier bena9barter Mbtbeilun>
gen Die S9pimmfdbisteit nod pOnis
seii9ert 1T. Das S4lieben un6 Seff>
men Der S9rtten sef4iebt mad Dem
2lobo StonesS pftem, bas ii9 auf an
oeren Dampfern bes Horooeutf9en
2lopbs bereits aufs poraiislihfte be-
pdbrt hat. Stuff II mddtige Dampfz
pumpen, Die ftiinoIi9 1850 &ubitmeter
@aFer betpdltiaen fSnnen. fin6 10 on-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

Rrisssfotte an3ui&aHeu, als fe obne
bieIen gsRb brau9sn utirosn. Wsil
Snpaft Ubsr ionf cine Wa&t he anl
gnbs bod an bisisr sin3isen Dsrpunb.
barren STEELE angreifen t6nnte, mtHen
He f9 nit u~nesbeuren aofen auf bic
abpsnoune Der, tuenrl ni9t orobsnben,
10 bod b%sntbaren @sfabr rifien. Sis
mhHsn fur ben S9ub Der vRolonten"
bic ibnsn nt&t ben 9eringffen @euinu
brinssn, bisls WiQiOner ausgsbsn, oi'
TN eisenen 2anbe NIT auberoroent'
Ii6sm uno bausrnbem NuBsn anseIegt
perben f6nnien. 6hr bns 8elo, bas
Sabr I'm 5abr auf 9auaii uno oi'
pbilippinsn neri9usnoet tpiro, lieber
F6 babsim In msniaen Sabrsebntsr
ole notbtpsnbiasn 2anos unb @aRsrs
fraben bausn. Die vStiBpuntte"
bic F9 bic Ser. Stnateu i'm 8roBer
O,ea1 ssf4srt 3l babsn 9laubten. fnt
In @abrbsit ibrs uunben puntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

gOrmablsn (primaries) geisb, mel8ss
untsr ben Befimmunssn Der partsi'
gomites sur Tur9fhbrung selangt,
erIaubi Isioer torrupte 4ratiitsn &c,
fagrantefen art.
Dos fol9s Rorruption In @irtli4'
tsit BET allen Gorwablsn bsftebt uni
bisber bsfanbsn bot, III cine unbe'
Freitbars fbatIn6s, bic tibsraI genug'
fam bsfannt III. Sin neHes Staais'
gorwablsngsisb nit i9arfsn BE-
frofunesn bel 8srlebuns uno neber'
trstung behslbsn, tuiros BEN aagemei'
men Wuni4e Der 8eb6lferung ent'
iprs9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
6runseisentbums llebertrasunsen

slsina Gabinss & 2oan ARoeiation
an 5sffus u. Steele, Got IA unb on.
ersnssnb 6aa plaes Abb. 424 BET 80
Jub, psrbeHsrt. Ofisite Doll pIaee,
n6roli& bon Is. Ctr. $4,000.
6rant 6. Ri9arb an Alice MuI.
pansp. 8bsiI Got 2, 5usbsp's Subj.
aubsnlOt SO. 80 BET 2l0 SUB, Der.
bsHsrt. Wefieite 0oble Str. itbIid
bon Georgia Ctr. $1,000.
Saeob 6. Dundsr on Wiliam 8.
Robinfon, 2ots 126 uno 1877, &ofs.
mont Mob., IS BET 1875 CUB. bae. .
ehoofsds gietoria ctr. unb Solmes
gpe. 500.
SObn Or. 2odheao on Wonb Starr.
iabli&s 6dlfts Got 8, gIOd l. 9rai.'s
abb, 6flids Settle bon SQtnois Str,
iiolid bon IL. Str, "a, 900.
Grant Cones on gouin Rosers, Got
i, gartbolomsu's Sub, usRli6e
Settle aon Qepfone abe., Iibli4 bon
Sopt Apsnue, 81,
Wintam 8. Burns on gua s.
D'gonnsr, Got ] WeAuat's Sub,
bon absil bon Outlet 157. fhbli&s
Settle bon Walnut Str., rsfli@ bon
9atterfon Str. 81. 500.
pstsr 8. 8aI3 u. H.. on glu,s,
Sansers u. a.. SbsiI Cots A unb 5,
Druipset Str. Nobition, abrbIi9s
Settle bon profpeet Str, brli@ Don
QspAons Abe., SO. 900.
Barter .. See on Onas IS.
WroOts, Got 80. 2swis & Cos abb.
6HIt&e Settle bon Ssferfon Abe, n6rb.
ltd bon 81. Clair Ctr. 1880.
@iaiam &. Noble u. a., burd
Sheriff an Daniel Golsp. Got sc,
@lart u. u. 2. msH Snbianapolia
addition. 6fli& bon gbais etrabs.
1852. 83.
aoab 9issins on 6enrp %. Col.
gan. Blod 6. Nortbwoob, baeant. Ia
J @afbinaton ap. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

R obin oninet eritirt
o d. Die 6ruse, O6 bic Sniel Suun
5ernan6es, sic iosenunnte 3obinions
Snfel, tnfolse bes grbbebens bonn 16.
@usuit perI9punoen 1T pber nidt, 1T
nunmebr entI9ieben porben. Die
9tleniI9e Hegierung bate Elm &riesss
i9iff ausgeIanbt, bas Die Su9e unterz
iu6en ionte. Siefes ftente feft, buB
sic Sniel mad tpie Dor eriittrt un6 au9
font feline ipabrnebmbaren @enoerun>
gen erfdbren fat. Dem &ommunoanz
ten perii6erten Die 9etpobner iiberoies,
lie bitten bon ienem groben Grobeben
iiberhaupt ni6ts perfpiirt.
Srau bri9t aus Sc
q ngntB aus. Sine in 2anfing,
Mi6., untsr Ser 8ef6uloigung oes Ga
oenoiebftabIs perbaftete Srau, tpeIde
unter benz Numen Monb Masuire be-
tannt tit, bat in 6ie Is 3oG bide Sic
~seltpuno bes gountpgefdngnifes elm
apei SUB grobes God gemu9t, tit Damn
mittelit elmer Stridleiter pom s~tpeitsn
Stodperte berabgeitiesen unb emit
pi9en. l1eber ibre SbentitGt tonnte
ni9ts 9enaueres in grfabrung gez
bra9t tperben. bod gldubt Die Yolisei,
Dab tie es nit elmer setpiesten @erbrez
4erin gu tbun bat.
9erietb in eine Y1dtt=
m q 9ine. Gin i9redliasr llnfaG
e~reisnete fi6 in elmer @Gi9erei in Gin
einnati, 8. Sin ouielbit bei9Gftietes
1~9idbriges NtGo9en Namens 2iaaie
ai9ids gerietb nit beioen SdnOen in
Die Wul5en elmer YlGttmaf9ine uno
pGre unfeblbar um's 2eben gefpmmen,
nenn mar bie Mai9ine ni9t re9tSeis
tis bGtte gum Stiqftunb brinsen tOns
men. Die l1ngliidli6e bat an Sen Or
men 10 f9pere @erleBungen e%rlitten,
bub fie 3eit ibres 2ebens urbeitsz
unfGbig lem miro.
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ssoronet, Dab audi BEL etpaisem @Ou@
laufen bes Maf9inenraumes in alien
GGumen bes S6iffes NIT Sampfpumz
pen gedrbeitet perOen tann. au4 bel
ei7er &onifion tann niemuls Der San
eintreten, oab oas S9iff pbne Sampf
gum 8etrieb Der Yumpen poer Sauptz
mai9inen bleibt, Oenn Die bier aefele
sruppen fin6 is6e in elmer fir ii9 abeez
i6lofenen paferoi9ten @btbeilung unz
tereebra9t tporben. Quber 6ieien
S9ubpprri6tungen fibrt bos neue
S9iff nod % goote nit, Die uuf Dem
COMMENDED gum fofortigen Sebrau6
bereit aufgeiteut fino. llmfahsno firb
aud sic @orte6rungen segen Seuers>
gefabr, Die 8entiGutions> Ginri9tungen
un6 Die iibrissn bbsienii6en unb fonis
tGren Observation-Disclosures.
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Burton g. WanIope an Darn 2ott,
Got 81 In Sboemafsr's Subj. She'll
BON Dat pin abb. 40 BET 1855 Sub,
berbsHsrt. WeRisite Der Wbeeler Ctr.
ihoIi1 bon 25. Str. 81, 100.
Aliee 8. Ssatb an 6uab 8. 6anna,
Got z tn &ap's Subo., &beil bon ct.
glair's abb. 65.7 tbsi 1858 SUB.
o%aeant, Weffeite BERG psnniplpanid
Ctr. iiiblid Der Is. Ctr. IS. 500.
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Na6rt6tet aus Snbtana.

SefferfonbtIIe. Charles
Smith nno Daniel Boone, BITE swei
fa4tigsn Snfahsn Der Snbianaer &s.
formanfalt. bic aus 6errn Or. R.
SarnarO's 6auis bier @eDolper, SIS
uno Jrau Barnaro's Sraurina nit.
gebsa bisben, fno. ME ssmsloet, In
an8orage, Sp., ssisben porosn, absr
bisber mod ni9t singsfansen. aber
man folste ibren Spuren, bie iiber
ben 0arroos greet ftbrsn Biz nod
an&orase. mo He cine Der e9ub.
tuaHsn tn 8slb umisbtsn rno R9, I'm
ibre anffalisiudsn gu psrbersen, binise
Rleioer taufteu. Us miro aneenom.
men, baB fie alsbann sinsn Gra9tsus
beaiegen, bielsiat mad Sbslbppias,
Cincinnati. lagrange. 5rantfOrt Obsr
lexington.
@oben. Ha9bem bic @eI4mr.
rensn is4s StunOsn In gsratbung &c.
ishsn battsu, einigtsn H9 bieielben b..
bin, 2Ouis GuQsr, ben WDtber Ieiner
5rau, bes Worbss i'm erfen @rao
i9ulots gu finben uno ibn 3u lsbsns.
ldngIi&er 3u&tbausfrafs au psrurtbsi.
len.
5nler tpuroe bsf9uIoiat, In Der Wait-
terna6t bss 26. Ottobsr, p6brsnb feline
5rau on isinsr Settle f@lisf, oisislbs
eri&Ohen Su baden. gr ma1te na1ber
Sdrm uno fagte, ginbre9er bdtten bic
8bat ~began9en. Sullsr batt. Ra in
lsstsr 3stt nit stnsm 5rausn3immer
@amens Mols 5seod In intims gs.
3tsbungen singslafen.
2o9ansport. Der ebemaIige
Garmer Grsoerid SspbuIo. "a Sabrs
oft, purbe bon benz 2~5-idbriseu &bOs.
BOIL, tpel1er frtibsr I'm 6tntsrbaufe
Der 5amilie SepboIo esmobnt bate,
aber ole b6snrtigsr @haratter ertnnnt,
oaraus entferut uurbe. um BeIb on.
gsgangen, lno oa er bisies 3u gebsn
osrtpeigerte. 3o9 Sau sin NeHsr, NIT
osmislben auf ben altsn Wann, tuel9er
sufdaig aaetn gu Sauie mar. Ios9e.
bsno. ibm einsn Gaumeii bon Der Sanb
f4neioeno unb ibm glsi&3eitig einen
S6nitt bintsr Dem DIR bs~ibringsnb.
Gspbolb fanb 8slssenbsit, ben Bal
gesen oas Sofa 3u tSerfsn, ieinsn Re-
DOlusr 3u 3isbsn unb ibut sinsn Saut
our1 bic 9ano bsi3ubrinsen. Del Der
folgenoen BaIgerei entpnnb 8an ben
SspbOlo ben &%sbOlbsr; bspor sr ieaod
gum S4uHe fommen fonnte, bate be,
alte Wann einea artfiiel tn BITE 6ant
betommer unb ben Ban oarnit bear
betteno, erlangte er au4 feinen Rebol'
Der 3urif uno bradte itu1 Dor better
2auf fe!usn Ausrsifsr gum @sfdnanib
Auf benz Dsee bortbin tamen Na9'
BORN bon allen Ssiten au sepbolo'!
!: QUITE berbet, um ibn bet Der Mrrs'
/; tirune 3u untsrfhbsn. Bad faet, ei
/. let 3u Der oefperaten Sbat bur9 Der
lsioi9en SuH eebra1t tuorben.
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ObrrHe 4nHunt.

patient: sSerr Softor, bag
Bier tann i9 iehr i9per e%ntbebren!!"
-4rst: Sd babe Sbnen bod spei
@Ias Bier tdsli9 erluubt, Serr Su6s
mann!"-p q tient: Isle pobt
5err Toftor, absr meme Srau ni9t!'
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Beb0roe far 0Hemtlt@e Mrbetten
Nneebote erhaIten {:

~
STR sinen lofalen ab;uesfanal In
Der srfsn AQsp n0rbli9 bon nosl'
strabs. bon gtbsl. Absnue Bis our sr.
fen ausp bFlia bon Iurtbwsfsrn aos.:
psafe & gusett, s1.13; Diniam Dates
& Co., $l.25; indianapolis Con.
fruetion @onpanp. s1.O9; slstna Con.
aruttion Co., $1.18; WanIsp, C'9on'
neil & Co., s1.O6; 6snrp Waae.
$3.50; Sbomas 8. Mnrfp & Co..
Sill; .. Bruner Co.. s1.15; smss
rican Contribution Co.. $l.20; Sobn
Senfins, 81 Gents.
STR einen lofalen Nbauesfan al In
Der srftsn AQsp r6rbli9 bon Der gu
gen Str. bon gtbsl Aps. Bis our srRer,
allen 6fli9 bon Nortbwsfsru ape.:
psais & gussit, s1.21; WIaiam Dates
& Co., $1.17' Sbssban Contribution
COMPANY. s1.16; Wanlsp, S'Sonnen
& Co., $1.09; Ssnrp Raas, $1.24;
Snbianapolis Contraction Co.. $1.09;
slstna Contribution Co., $l.2l; u.
gruner Co., 1.20; S6omas 8. Mar.
tsp & Co., s1.23; SO9n Sentins,
s1.07. -
STR sirsn Iotalsn Gb3usstanal In
Der Alep 6fIi9 bon Der Dearborn Str,
bon Der 10. Bis our Is. Strnbs: ame.
riean Contribution Co., $1.85; Wan'
Isp, S'DOnnsu & Co., $l.68.
Ctr einsn Iotalsn slb3uesfan al In
Der srffsn alsp 6flid bon Hetu 3sriep.
Strabs, bon South Str. bis CUR Dir.
sinia slbe.: Sobn Ssntins. $1.32;
psais & Bu3stt, $1.60; u. gruner
COMPANY, $1.60.
CIR sinst lotalsn a~bsugsianaI In
Der erffsn allen 6Rlt& bon 8urebp.
Strabs, BON Der 10. Bis CUR Is. Str.
ameriean Contraction Co., $195;
Sobn Ssniins, $l.88; Wanlsp, 81.
Donnsl & Co., SLIP.
STR sinsr lotalen Ab3uestannl In
Der Alep bfIi9 bon 2afals Str, bon
10. BIB Is. Strabs: WanIsp, O'Don.
nell d Co.. $1.83.
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Der srfsn Auep n6rblt& bon %. Str.
bon gtbsl Abs. biz our erfsn Alst
6fli1 bon Rortbwsftera slbe. peais &
8usstt, $1.14; Wiaiam Dates & Co..
81 275; SnoiaHapoIis Contribution
COMPANY, $1.04; Netna Contribution
gompanp. $l.17; WanIsp. O'9onnsl
& Co.. s1.O9; 6snrp Raaa, 1922;
Sbomas s. Warfsp & Co., LA; u.
grunsr Co.. $1.20; amsrican gon.
frueiion Co., $1.2l; Sobn Ssntins,
81 Gents.
5ir sinen Iofalen a~bausstanaI In
Der srftsn NQsp rOrbli9 bon Der 90.
StraBe, BON gtbeI abe. bis our sritsn
Glep 6fIi9 bon Der ROrtbmsfern abe.
Sbse6an Contraction Co., $1.1S:
psais & gujstt, $l.30; @iliam Datel
& Co., $1.295; Sobn Ssntins, 81
Gents; u. Brunsr Co., $1.25; Snbia'
napolis Contraction Co., $1.06.
Aetna Contraction Co., $l.22; Wan'
lsp. O'Donnen & Co., Slip; 6enrt
Waag, $1.28.
5ir einsn AbauastanaI In Der Bar
Ter Str, bonn @rooteb Hun Biz ,ul
10. Ctr: NanIep. O'Donnsu & Co.,
81. SO; 6enrp Waaa, $1.78.
rfprhngIi BsFeue.
runs gebtIItgt:
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! Der Capitol Ape.. bon etnsm punttl
no. 48 SUB iioIt9 bon Der IS. Bic ,u,
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9lbenue.
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-12-25
Express Agent Fant Stabbed
By ssin,p" Taylor.

spartanburg, Dec. 21.-E. G. FAINT,
express agent at Campobello, 1S miles
north Of here on the Southern railway
line to Asheyille, was stabbed and per-
hsps fatally wounded by white man
known as "simp" Taylor about s
O'Clock this evening.
Taylor is said to have been drinking
and applied at the express Office for 9
Jug of liquor which Mr.. Pant informed
him had not arrived. He insisted up
on looking for it himself, whereupon
the agent ordered him out of the Office.
Instead OF leaving Taylor sprang upon
Mr.. FAINT, who is q man 55 years of
age, and drove long-bladed knife
into his body just under the left arm.
DR. w. J. Bramlet, who attended MIR.
FAINT, says the wound is extremely Sc
rious.-The State.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-12-25
/ lssttsr Il Allen Jones.
Columbia, s. G.

Dear Sir: Josh Billings never said
anything trner than this: "sncksess
adlus not konsiss ov never maxim blund-
;spers, bnt IN not maxim the same wun
& twist. &, {, ss- >
s n. r. Watkins, Of Lott, Texas, had
his house painted some years ago, and
took IS gallonssof what he believed
to Be paint; he bought IL for paint,
md it looked like paint, and the
painter said it was paint.
BE has had it painted again; ittook
30 gallons Devoe.
It cost $65 before; now $s5.
He knows it is painted now, and
he's got that go in asafe place. He's
got his knowledge In Z safe place too.
Yours truly,
=. w. Devoe & Co.
r. s. The Kaufman Drug Co. sells
{ or paint.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-12-25
zsssezYs : IS
mi T1oteet RiYsgs.;

Ess6fne Dec. 30. Az 8 means;
ses prp esg tue enavlg abls condition
sof the rivers rising in the Southern
1lppsIschian and Whits mountains;
and incids dsntally 81 saving from de-
laltpctipn by are and wssteful exploi-.
I stion Me rich forests of the two re-
ions. Messrs. Lever Of South Caro-.
.llssa and Currier Of New Hampahire,
odneed bills "a the house today
4uthorz rzing tue secretary Of fagrie eulture
to- acquire lands for national forests
purposes ia Mary yland, Virginia, West
Virgins, North Carolina. South Caro-
dna, sGeorgis Alabama, Kentucky
ahd Tennessee, ID the South, and in
New Hampshire and Maine, in the
North. Il is understood that SINH
lar bill WIN be introduced in the SEN
ute. ,.s
The bill appropriates 81, ,ooo, 900, for,
the purchase of the necessary lands.