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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
Female College Opens.

Tuscaloosa September 25.--t tSpec.alD The Alabama Central Female college opened here this morning under very suspicious circumstances. large number of boarders had already ar rived. there being about forty now on the ground, and large day patronage also enrolling. Appropriate exercises were held at the college building this morning at 10 o'clock. With only two exceptions, the entire able faculty which Dr. Giles was able to secure last year, have returned. A number of other boarders are expected to ar rive during the next week, as prac- ticaIly all of the available room has been reserved before hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
GETS TWENTY YEARS.
BereIe Is Covicted of Murder In Gull
 man County.

Cullman, September 25.-(Special.)- Charley Vevelle, a negro, has been con victed in the circuit court of Cullman county for the murder of J. D. F'ileds, another negro, at Philadelphia, few weeks ago. He was given twenty years in the penitentiary.
 "The Village Belle" a four-act drama, was given by local talent at Kull- mans hall Wednesday evening for the benefit of the I. o. O. F. A large num- Der were present who thoroughly en- joyed the splendid presentation. A nice sum was realized.
 Rev. Brank Brannon, who was pas tor of the First Methodist church at this place last year. paid d visit to his Cullman friends this week. The good man received 8 hearty welcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26

the present tenor of the members passed.
 If We do have 8 general prohibition bill,' said Brooks Lawrence, head of the anti-saloon forces in the state, 1t will be broad enough to take full care of the situation" But it is well known that the anti forces would prefer to let the matter remain a s if is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
Presbytery Meets.

Athens, September 25.--(Specal)-Th fall ses sion of the Robert Donnell pres bytery of the Presbyterian church. U. s. A., met with the congregation in this place this morning and Dr. B. D. Mitch ell of Huntsville was elected moderator and Rev. W. B. Witherspoon of Hunts vile as stated clerk. The session will continue for three days The delegates are being royalty entertained by the mem- bers of the congregation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
NOTICE.
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
 Company.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ala bama Great Southern Railroad company will be held at the office of the company in Birmingham, Ala, on Wednesday, De- tober 2, 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m. for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting.
 Transfer books will close at 3 p. m. Tuesday. September 10, 1907, and reopen at 10 a. m., Thursday, October 8, 1907.
 R. D. LANKFORD, Secretary
 September .. 1907. 9-3-to-l0-L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
Steiner Honored.

A marked honor has been shown Robert F.. Steiner, Jr.. son of Major and Mrs. Robert F. Steiner of this city, in his election to an editorship on the Harvard Law Journal. Notice of such compliment was received by Major Steiner here, the telegram being addressed to the young man who had left for resumption of his work at Harvard. So far as is now re- called this Is the first time such an honor has come to a southern student of the college. It is a compliment paid the stu dent who makes hign mark and good record above that of his fellows in the classes. Major and Mrs. Steiner are be- ing congratulated by their friends on the confidence shown In their son.
 An old lady, whose name was not learned escaped almost certain death at the corner of Washington and Perry street Wednesday when d runaway horse dashed into the sidewalk at that point. As she turned the corner the horse was all most upon her. With rare presence of mind she leaped to a stairway into the cellar from the walk just the animal fell where she had been walking The horse was badly hurt, but the lady got away before any one could get her name and without injury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
Laborer Loses Foot.

Athens. September 25.-(Special)-W Harris a negro laborer, working for the city, in stringing the wires for the new electric light plant, met with a serious accident last afternoon while assisting in raising q new pole. The pole fell and caught his foot. mashing it so seriously that his leg had to be amputated below the knee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
Dates Fixed,

Athens. September 25.- tspeciaK) )-Dates for the county fair to be held in this county Lave been definitely determined. The committee selected the 11th and 18th of october as the time and Round Island stock farm. three miles west of Athens. as the place for the fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26

A slight accident happened to the pump al the city bored well n few days ago and the water supply has since been cut off. During some repair working on the pump some of the piping became loose and fell to the bottom of the well, 15O0 feet. This will make necessary some more extensive repairs and possibly the installment of new pump
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26

Greatest adventure story of the year, Aladdin of London, or the Lode Star,' by Max Pemberton, now appearing in the Sunday Age-Herald.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13
AYISO


En- Ia session celebrada en- Ia noche del
IL de mario corriente, por los iniciadores
de Ia Bociedad ''La Fraternidad Social
Psicologiea y Benefca" Be tom6 entire otros
acuerdos 81 siguiente:
Fijar, pOr 10 pronto, y sin peTjuicio de
aumentar 81 ndmero, como punto de Bus-
cripci6n diariamente abiertos, los iguien.
teg:
Establacimiento de relojerfa de don En-.
rique KehThan, San Francisco n6mero %,
plaza Baldorioty de Castro, San Juan,
quien toma & 80 cargo 81 talonario provi.
sional nfmeTo 3, de ofertas de socios mn
merarios; Ia casa particular del senior
Obrer, en- Catafio, donde estd habierto 81
talonario provisional de ofeEtas de Quotas
numerarias No. /; la ofcina del Sr. Lopez
Landr6n, parada 43, calle del Parque en-
Santurce, donde esta alberto 81 talonario
provisional No. 2. Segdn Do vayan con.
fecCionando en- la imprenta los talonarios
sucesivos 30 iran fjando los dennis sitios
de subscription. Is Y. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13
TEMPO CLARO A
nubIadO en- Ia isIa.
Temperature muChO mas baja del
prOmsdiO de anteliOles regis
tIOS.
Ia mayor precipitation de d ssmana OCurrId 8H
Ia CldFa.
(Del Heather Bureau. }

Boletin semanal del tempo, de la Sc.
mana que termin6 el dia de Mario.
Darante la semana ha Eeinado IN
las secciones de la isla. Ba habido una
preston barom6trica alta, con vientos del
Este generalmente ligeros. La velocidad
mayor regietrada en- San Juan fue 20
millas por hora, del Este, el dia 4.
La temperature sigui6 mucho mas baja
del promedio de los anteriores registros.
Las noches fueron uniformente frfas por
10 general durante el dia hubo tempera-
turag moderadas. La temperature media
en- la isIa, durante la semana, determinada
por los registros de % estaciones, fu6
II so. cerca de 2 80. inferior al prone
dio del mes de Mario. La temperature
mas alta que han informado fu6 900. en-
la Central Aguirre, el dia Z; la mas baia,
49o. en- Cayey, el dia 4. El promedio
de temperature mas alta en- la semana
fu6 ITO. en- Maunabo; la mas baja, $50.
en- Adjuntas.
Ell promedio de la precipitation en- la
isla fu6 solamente 015 pulgadas. Los
aguaceroB fueron locales y extensamente
repartidOs, en- muchas estaciones no ha
llOvido NADIA. La mayor precipitation de
la semana, O.9O pulgada, Ocurri6 On
Cidra, de cuya cantidad O.S5 pulgada
cay6 el dia 2. RegulareS aguacerOs Ca
yeron en- San Lorenzo, Cayey Y San Ger.
man, pero SO puede deCir comparative
mente que en- tOda Ia iSla ha sidO Ell
tempo de la Bemana acknowledgements
seco.
La Biguiente tabla demuestra Ia varia-
ci6n de temperature y la cantidad de
precipitation en- estaciones determinadas.
Temperature. PreCIp pItaIC6n
Maxima Minlma Media -SemanaI,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
(Sesi6n del 19 pOr Ia torde.) }

A las nueve menos 10 de Ia nochs SO
reanuda la session con asistencia de todos
los sehoreB del Consejo.
La Comisi6n de conferences informa el
G. B. ID, para enmendar Ia gecci6n de Ia
Ley EscOlar. se aprueba el informe.
La Camara Comunica que Ell preBidente
de Ia misms ba frmado 81 FL. B. 54 y 10
envfa al Consejo para la frma de la pre-
sidencia de este. Queda irmado.
La C&mara envia para Ia aprobaci6n
el G. B. 1913. PaSa & Ia Comisi6n de
Hacienda. .>
La C6mara envfa para la aprobaci6n
del ConSejO Ell H. B. 125. PaGa al gObier-
no local.
Tambi6n envfa la Camara aprobado eI
H. B. 81. Pasa q la Comisi6n de Agri-
cuItura y comercio.
La C6mara envfa para Ia frma del pre-.
sidente del Conseio Ell 81. B. ndmero q
Queda aprobado..
La Camara comuuica que ha aprobado
el H. B. substitute al II. B. As y 10 en-
via para la aprobsci6n del Consejo.
La Cdmara comunica que ha aprobaeO
ell G. B. "a >
Ell sefior Post anuncia que va q frmar
y frma el G. B. AZ.
Sc procede discutir ell c. B. 73, para
enSanchar los caminoS insulares vecina'
les. Aprobado. r
G. B. 78. sobre contratos para obrag
pub bicaS. Aurobado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13

dela SNGRE m6sco
nnsnoar
quits
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13
ChOque entTe un COChe eItGtriGO y
On caro- del C0meTCiO.
EI SuGeSN OCuETl6 en- Ia parade d.

A Ia una de esta tarde ocurri6 en- Ia
parada Pta de Terra un choque en-
tire el cOche electrico no. II y 90 CAIRO
largo del comercio que la saxon subfa
por el callej6n de San Andres q Ia carre.
terra.
Ell caro- fu6 completamente vol ado g,
caballo qued6 con las patas hacia arriba
Ell motorista fu6 lanEado contra el suelo 4
pocaS pu!gadas de un poste. Afortunada.
mente no hubo que lamentar desg racia
personal nj material
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13

METILOIDES- FL major mas SECURE
de todos los espeCif1cos hAsta ahora conocido
para Ia cuFa permanente de todaa Las enfeF
medades de Ia uFeta, ya.seRn Gstas cr6niCas
agudaB Oontiene el fluio cuFa por com
pIeto, On menos tiempos gee ningdn otro pre-.
parade similar, las gonoFPeas, espermatornaB
cistltis, cot. Meior que las lnyecciones muy
superior d B&ndalo copaiba. Empieza
aurtir gu efecto Las tres ouatro horag de
haberso tornado.
Los "METTLOIDEB"-son f&siles de tomaP
est6n preparados de manera que no Fevuel-
ven 81 egt6mago hi producen malos efectos,
De Venta On todas las BotlcRs. PfdRnse
nuOstras gratis { gug dnicog fabEicantes-
Frederick stsaEng q o., DetFoit Giebi'
gan p a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13

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h @dye erda naqupo olpaiete
s. u %
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p pdu 1gI apd dSn SnboE
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en- a mas I IhH Hdsapm rame rseZ caa
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13

recen las duday, nj que Sc les trate con Ia
suSpicacia con que acaba aquf de tratarse'
les.
AdmitamoB la moralidad como regla ge'
neral, pero no hagamos responsables de
Ia conducta de las excepciOnes q Ia mara
general.
Tened todoS presente qIe los profesores
p6blicos solo tienen sueldo 8 meses; que,
ese sueldo eg un mfsero salario para subve'
mir sus neCeSidades y han de repsr
trio entire los docs meses del afo; que
dedicados continusmente la e3ucaci6n de
la nifiez sin poderSe dedicar otrs cOsa,
no pueden hacer economics y que Biendo
ssf, 81 desechais mi enmienda, conde'
nais eSa claSe de Ia que me honro en-
venir, porque soy hio de IN pobre
maestro de escuela; coDdenais, repito, &
esa clase que debs MERCER toda nuestra
consideration y reUpeto, tener, como tni.
co porvenir de Bu persistente labor un hos
pitaI, que eS Ell por enir que tiene el tilti
mo y mas miserable de- nueatros pordio.
seroB. ~]
Sc vot6 Ia enmienda del sefior Diaz
Navarro y fu6 desechada por la totalidad
de los Consejeros, obteniendo solo 81 voto
del sefior Diaz Navarro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-13

-Muy concurridos 30 vieron anoche
los pasillos de la Camara de delegados'
Entire otroB vieronse por allf los gefiores
Hamill y Lutz de Ia policfs lnsular, Ha-
rry, del departamento del Interior Proctor
de la compsfifa de telefonos, PaIau, GAN
dfa, Behn, PadiaI (don Mspuel,l La
Hava, BalseirO (don Ramon LIDO. Pr
cornell, doctorea Font ' GuillOt, Arnsu y
MphOzD IaidoE9 Ranqs J dpeteE QRaIQ,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-07-30

zion g pass. int extor0onatc rate
still exist
State Legislation for the reduction
Of rates has resulted IN an agitation
ca the part OF the railroads for legis-
latlon which deprived the state of
authority and cenhalizes all rate leg
isIGtion IN congress.
Must Meet Issue
The Democratic party must meet
tho issue presented; IT must resist
the encroachments upon the author
ity of tho states; it must insist upon
the exercise Of the federal power fof
the lcgulQtion of intey state COM
merce, and it must insist upon the
exCrsiso Of state authority for the ex-
erciso Of all OF The power vested in
the state This question bne grown
ii importance during the past year
and its prominence will be incrouAed
II any attempt is made to impair
state authority. The Republican
party is as impotont to regulate the
raisNads as it is to cxterminato the
trusts and TO reform the tariff.
Two lrishmcn were eniing their
lunch when one asked the o;ho,
pat, an what is it YOU be thinking
about
Pat replied, "Shrre. Mike, / was a
thinking how I would be getting
clothes OH over me wings when 7
would get to hcayen".
You would better be thinking how
you would get sour hat over your
horns when You would get to the
other place. answered Mike.
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- ~ "a ~ - "a
Bears ,bo 1l., R,d You Ha;a AIsayS ROggtt
Of GA<zXZz2eZ<n

Dispensing booze, DO matter in
what form, is no longer profitable
business in Wcb,ter county. This
has been demopstrated before, but oc-
casionaiy fellow from AI,ssu uri"
bobs ug and il is necessary TO chow
him. Tho last enc TO be "shown"
was } Il Hall, who languishes in
the county oasiIle with twelve months
and four hundred dollars in fncs
against him, Aud that is not all by
very large jug full Six more IN
dictmcut+ were found against him by
the grand jury last week. three for
selling straight cut whiskey, and three
For retailing the mixture. deooction or
brew commonly hrown as honest -
Jus' Nhcn Hal! viii get out Of tho
clutches Of the law il hard TO tell. rs
under the new law aDo,hor icouyic;iou
may mean terra in tue gtatc pcnl-
tertiary lie had sulfic;eu. earning
but Ike all men who are hlbitual yio-
iators- he was bull nccked and would
not listen, aud rushed hesdlong to his
finish, regardless u ever v'hing and
everybody Now he has nobody 10
blame but Hall, and the public is not
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The Taylor Trotwood Magazine,
published at Nashville, Tenn, with
Gov Robert L. Taylor and John
Trotwood Moore ap editors, is the
brightest publication Of lts chArao-
ter ever issued il the South. Ey-
cry number is filed with the wit.
pathos, and humor of the distin-
guished Ex-Governor aud United
States Senator elect Robert T.. Tay-
Tor, and the romance, Southern
history. stories and poems Of the
inimitable John Vrotwood Moore.
a single number Of this magazine
ORTIZ II 1chAasH -
scription price asked for whole
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is instructing, entertaining and in
terest!ng 1t is with pleasure that
we announce to our readers that,
through special arrangements with
the publishers We are enabled to
otfor this e&cellont magazine in
combination with the Chronicle, Tor
only s. 90, which is only so cents in
addition to the regular price Of the
Chronicle.
As this offer is good for only o
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yoGr subscription at once if you wish
to take advantage of it. Send all
orders to The Chronicle, Grantsvlne, W. Va
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Albert Smith.
FARM FOR SALE.

Consisting cf rs acres. 40 acre
cleHfed, and in good shape. O
chard, framed house, large barr
and all-noeessaFy out-buildings @
public road. Within one foari
mile Of post Office, school house, tN
churches, three stores, shop, ba
and grist mill Price $1,000 o.
Terms: threo-fourths down; bal
ance, one and two years.
Call on or address
r j. Bailey.
Okla. Calhoun %, w Va.
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BAPTIST churss.

Rev VIM. Burns, Pastor.
breaches on Saturday before tho i,il. sun
day Of each Month at ; o'clock, p. m, and
on the 4ih Sunday at II, a. N. and :, p: M.
Sunday school every Sunday 1t 10, g. ia.
and prayer meeting lst Sunday night IN
zach month.
Rev. !Io.ts,, OF Eiizabenii reprcsenling
the Presbyterian church, preach. in either
she Baptist or Methods, ci,ucne. tie Ind
Sunday morning and evening ed each month
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or Territory iof Tease.

] basc tNo tac. 81 land or the
Little Eau ha Yircr known as
Reese Blizzard farm, and two
tracts ON Pine Creek, about two
miles from Mouth. leased al a.
round Also one sixth interest
.n 100 acres oa Deadmne Run
that I viii ioase for oil and gas.
q. w. PeoPsr
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n. Z. Church, scu,h,

Rev. NJ c. Nutter, Pastor
breaches IT Grantsvillo, st Sunday Mt II,
a. m, 2nd Sunday II Up. n 2rd. SUNDAY
81 II, a. ". and :, 7. II.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing a, ? o'clock, and Sunday School NJ 10,
.. -.
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County Officers
zine Of Holding ccuits.

Circnit Court-Third Tuesday in January,
April, July and October.
County Court Fist Monday il January,
April, July ana Noycmhcr.
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Notice.
% Whom 10 ma concern

To whom itmay concern:
We, the undersigned. hereby
mutually agree TO dissolve part
nership, and Walter Mcmillan
agrees to collect all debts and
take all properties of the firm of
Wayne d Mcmillan and pay all
debts of said firm. S.. Wayne
resigning from said firm,
This 18th day of April, 1907.
S. J. Wayne.
Walter Mcmillan,
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NOTICE

Notice is here by given that the nndcr-
signed has been appointed and has Quad
fled a. TIE AduiiDiatratDT of J. J. Ihomas
deceased. All pers,ns. who owe the cs,ai.
81 the deccdent, are requested io SETH
their liabilities at once; and al, who ha,,
claims against the said estate, are likeai.,
rcqneaied 20 present their claims for pqy.
nent
Dated tius January 50th 1907.
J. VI. Hamilton. Administrator.
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c. C. & w. e. BEE,

6ood $50 acre farm flat ridge.
gentle slope ect, one half grass
ore half good timber Tor sale
Call on.
hllo,t Gil
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taxes, discount allowed on taxes
pnid en- or before the thirhe:h day
Of November, expenses Of collection
and contingencies, but dedacting
the money in tue County Treasury
applicable to the sarYicc of the year
and County CLAIMS, doth determine
the several amounts TO Lo levied as
follows
ESTIMATE:
Sheriff, 5000 90
Prosecuting Attorney, 5000
Clerk of the Circuit Cuurt, 500 90
Clerk County Court 400 90
President Local Board eff
Health and Mombcrs, % 90
Making land books and OK
tondinG lovies $500
Assessor and Assistant 1870 90
Assessors fees $4,000
Dohnquents, LOSE 90
Commissions. 5000
Witness certificates 800 90
Jurors, 500 90
Discount on taxes paid on or
before November Both. $4,000
For the poor. 10000
Infrmary, (Poor FARM ESQ 90
Jail Expenses, boarding plis-
oners &c. 25O.00
Support inmates ". Va Asy-
lum, lGG 90
Reform School expenses 1000
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Ex-
peases. (Iiomnoy SCHOOL, 1900
EXonerati0ns 1000 OO
Commissioners County court 1900
Bridges, repairs &c 100000
Supplies County clerks
Office $500 %
Supplies Circuit clerks Office $3.50 90
Court house, Janitor, fue.re-
pairs etc $4,000
Contingencies $500 90
potoi $1I2II00
The Court having ascertained
that the amount necessary to open
and keep in repair the county roads
in Calhoun county during the com
ing fiscal year VIII be S5S1G.00, tho
came being approportioned among
the several Districts therein Gs fol.
lows
Sheridan District .Oal Si275.OO
Center District road 1856 90
Independent District road $4,000
Sherman District road S815-OO
Lee District road 10000
Washington District road 300 90
Total $3.50. %
II appearing to the Court that
tho county o. Calhoun has an out
standing Indebtedness Of 9314Ll0
as shown by tho statement Of the
Clerk OF the County court, after
correctly auditing the same, and in
ierest thereon amounting TO S17G 10.
including The Indebtedness of the
several district road funds, and the
Court desiring TO liquidato the
some proposes to lay special levy
not to exceed 10 on $4,000 yalu-
alton Of taxable properiy,m Calhoun
county as provided by Section 20 Of
Chapter 80 Of tho Code # West
Virginia, as amended, to pay the
sam c.
Which estimate so made up IS or
d,rel TO be entered If record by
tho Clerk Of this court in tho proper
order book and published IN the
Calhoun Chronicle and Grautsville
News two newspapers Of opposite
politics, as required by law
\ copy from tho record Of said
Court Of the day and date first
aforesaid
Teste. ). ". McCluug,
(ueri /
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Estimate Of Levy.
West Virginia, to-wit:

West Virginia, to-wit
AT County Court held for the
County Of Calhoun. at the Court
House thereof, on Friday, Jolly
9th, 1907.
Present: G. W. Maze, President,
NJ. w. Hoskins and Zach Stump
Commissioning.
The Court proceeded 20 make ap
an estimate of the amount nccess-
AIRY 10 i,e levied for the current ifs
gal yeal to cover al County debts
ind liabilities payable daring the
year, including the probable expen-
ditures for County purposes, and
proper allowances for delinquent
taxes, discount allowed on taxes
pnid en- or before the thirhe:h dav
Of November, expenses Of collection
and contingencies, but dedactinG
the money in tie County Treasury
applicable to the sarYice of the year
and County CLAIMS, doth determine
the several amounts to be levied as
follows
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Mail orders gwen prompt atten-
tion
, 1907-09-24
$500 Reward, $500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science a
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh lure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con'
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct.
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature In
doing it's work. The proprietors have
SO much faith in its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address: F, J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1907-09-24
MAY EXTEND STRIKE.
T~eIegraphers' Union Planning to Call
out Newspaper Operators.

New York, Sept. PA determined
effort to pass a resolution calling OUT
on strike, regardless of their contracts
all newspaper. wire and broker Office
operators was made at a meeting of the
local Telegraphers' union yesterday
After a long debate the resolution
which has before been introduced at 2
meeting Of the strikers, was again IA
bled, but it was said later with the
understanding that it would be taken
I'D at a meeting tomorrow. At yester'
days meeting some of the speakers
declared that the calling out of the
some 1900 leased wire men was neces
sary to bring the telegraph companies
to terms.