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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
QUINN HELD FUR THEFT OF 4 HORSE Was Arrested at Winchester,
 Tenn. NEW CHURCH FINISHED County Commissioners Decide to Allow Matter of New Courthouse for
 Jackson to Rest
 While.
NEW CHURCH FINISHED

scottsboro, February S.-fSpecial)-A white man giving his name as Joe Quinn, WAS arrested in Winchester, Tenn, on complaint of Jack Arnold of Hollywood, this county Quinn was charged with having stole q valuable horse, the prop erty of Mr Arnold. As soon as arrested Sheriff Staples of this place went to Ten nessee and brought him back and placed him in jail here to await a trial before Judge of Probate McCutchen.
 The handsome new Baptist church at this place has been finished and the Rev. W. T. Davis filled his regular appoint- ment last Sunday. It Is quite a hand- some structure and fitted up with all modern equipments.
 Capt T. II. Hewlett a prominent citi- zen of the town, broke his leg about three weeks ago, and has just gotten up and began to walk little on hs erutches. When he fell and broke the same les again. He may now have to have it ann putated.
 The county commissions met in regu- lar session this week. Hon. N. w. Me- Cutchen, president of the board. pre- siding. number of prominent citizens were before the board in regard to pike roads, but the main thing that all we're interested Tn Was the new court nouSe The board. after deliberating on whethc- they should build a new, or improve the old one. came to the conclusion that they i would take no steps at all al present. So the county will just rock along in the same old rut.
 Married at the residence of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs. Elkins. near this place Wednesday, the 18th inst, MT. Harris Moore to Miss Nerne EllIins, the Rev l.. W. Sloan officiating. Mrs. Eliza Hall, living at Francisco. while attending to some domestic duties in her lot. was attacked by several vicious hogs and so badly injured that medical aid was necessary. She will be confined to her bed for several weeks, aa some hOnea we're broken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Personal and General.

L O. O. F lodge held it's regular meet ing last night, and conferred tie second degree on George P. Benton.
 Miss Nellie Levison, after a long spell of sickness, is able to be back at her place of business.
 H. IT. Milton has returned from Tusca- loosa county.
 Miss Carrie Owens and mother are vis- iting in Tuscaloosa.
 MT. w. B. merriweather, who has been very i'll, IS rapidly improving.
 D A. Fulton has returned from a bus iness trip to Atlanta.
 Mrs. William Childriss is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W. Bryant. in Gadsden.
 Will Neil is able to be out after a long spell of sickness
 MT M. B. Chandler has returned from Aldridge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Jamestown Movement.

It will be very gratifying to the people of this city to know that the legislature has appropriated $25oOO for the state ex- hlbit at the Jamestown exposition. The Bessemer board of trade was the first to take steps in advocating the proposi- ,n, and resolutions were passed by the
 ard asking the Birmingham Conner cal club to take the initiative.
 The board will appoint W. P. Gum, Becretary of the board of trade, for one of the five commissioners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Bessie Dunn Dies.

Huntsville. February 1s.-(Special)- Bessie F. Dunn. a 10-year-old girl, died yesterday afternoon al the home of her parents in Merrimack from injuries caused by burns received Saturday aft ernoon. The child was burning some trash and her clothing caught fire and she was terribly burned before assistance reached her. The child was daughter of Mir. and Mrs. s. F. Dunn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Miss Graham Entertains.

Prattville. February s.-(Special.) Miss Mary Ellen Graham gave a brilliant val entine party to her guest Miss Margaret Brown of Opelil1a, last Thursday evening. It was one of the most enjoyable occa- sions that has been witnessed in this place for the past few years. Nearly all the young people of the town were present and participated in the joys of the occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
CITY COUNCIL IN
 SESSION TONIGHT Bessemer Body Will Hear Num-
 erous Complaints BUFFALOES NAME OFFICERS Election Will Soon Be Called In Jones' boro to Authorize Mayor and coun- cil to Purchase School Prop
 erty-other News.
BUFFALOES NAME OFFICERS

Bessemer February 1S.-(special)-The rity council will hold its regular meeting tonight, and one of the features of the meeting will be an election to fill the vacancy made in the Second ward, caused J1y the removal of Mir. Tom Bissett to Birmingham. Another important part of the meeting will be the hearing of peti- tions and complaints regarding the as- sessment for the storm sewer, and from all accounts there will be great many of these
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Holds Convention.

Huntsville. February 1S.-The quarterly meeting of the Second district Sunday scnool convention was held on Sunday afternoon in the Cumberland Presbyte- rian church at Meridianville. John M. Hampton presiding. Addresses on Sun day school work were made by R. E. Pstkus and. A. M.- Booth os this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

the town should own its own school prop erty and the council will not have the right without two-thirds vote of the people
 The mayor sincerely hopes that the council will be able to go ahead and buy necessary property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Condition Serious.

The condition of James Brown, a white man who was thought to be only slightly wounded in a cutting affray in saloon Saturday night. Is thought to be critical. Brown mixed up in fight with three men and was cut In ten places, but as he insisted on going to his home at Lagarde, A small place few miles out, his wounds were not considered dangerous at the time. The man who did the cutting made his escape and is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Mr. MontaomerY Wins.

Warrior, February 1S.-(speelal )-In tho municipal election here today the anti saloon ticket, headed by J. T. Montgom- cry. was elected with the exception of one alderman The electloH passed off quietly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Jonesboro Wants School Property.

An election will be held in the next ten days for the purpose of authorizing the mayor and council to purchase school property for the town near this place.
 Mayor J. D. Martin wishes it under stood that the election will be held not for the purpose of issuing bonds. Many of the citizens are of the opinion that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

Ialling nalr, remove crusts, scales, and dandruff, destroy h air parasi t 0 s 1, the irritated, itc hing surfaces, stimulate the hair follicles, loosen the scalp skin, supply the roots with en- ergy and nourish- ment, and make the hosr nr0U aInan n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp when all else fails. For all purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery, Cuticura Soap, and Cuticura Ointment are priceless.
 Complete Ertsrnal and Internal Treatment for siss of cutcura Soap C25e) to Cleanse the SkinI Cut!cura Ointment l50c) to Heal the Skin. and CutieurA Rssovsnt (50c J. 10 the form of Choco- Ate Coatsd Pills 25c per vial of 6O to Purity the Blood. Sold throughout the world Potter Drug q Chem. Corp. Sole Props, Boston, Mass. n5-Mafled, 1caA -CutaGnn Book on Hkin and Scalp pssaseD-l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
John Baird Dies.

Goodwater. February 1S.-tspecal)- John T. Baird. q veteran of the Confed- crate and Mexican wars. died at his home in Clay county today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Railway Company Moves.

The Alabama City Gadsden and Attalla Street Railway company is removing from it's old car barns on Third and Broad streets today to the new barns on Ninth street. The new barn is 50xl25 feet and is built of brick concrete and steel The old barn will be torn down at once to make a place for a handsome new otr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
New Corporations.

Montgomery, February 17-(Speeial. J. The headquarters of the Baldwin County Colonization company have been changed from Bay Minette to Elberta, where the offices will be established. This com pany has capital of $25,OO0. and the in- corporators include many leading men of that part of the state.
 The Coffee County Sanitarium company has been reported to the secretary of state with capital of 5000. It is located at Enterprise, with P. T. Fleming and others as incorporators.
 Another incorporation of recent date Is that of the Alabama Hardware company of Selma, with capital of $5O,000 A. Yortz- sky and others are the incorporators.
 The American Wine company, with cap ital of H0,000, has been reported to the sec retary of state. Sigmund, Abe s. and Julia E. Kohlman are the incorporators.
 Miss Eula A. Coleman at Dothan and l.. N. Spradley at Cropwell have been appointed notaries public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

J. Lee Long, representative from Butler county, and chairman of the house com mittee on commerce and common carriers, was called home today by the death of his wifes niece, Miss Jessie Burnett at Greenville. He will be absent until some time Tuesday. Miss Burnett was here only a few days ago with Mrs Ldhg, and has many friends in the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
ROCK CRUSHING
 PLANT INSTALLED Brushes a Car ot Limestone Every Forty Minutes MRS, KNIGHT IS DEAD The Rev. j. w. Dunaway Breaches Special Sermon to Junior Order of
 American Mechanics at
 Gadsden Sunday.
MRS, KNIGHT IS DEAD

Gadsden. February S.-(speolall-The Rock Springs Stone and Ore company has just finished installing one of the largest rock crushing plants in this part of the state The immense machine has ca paeity of one car of crushed limestone every forty minutes A 5O-horsepower en- zine has just been installed to furnish the power to operate the machinery The company has closed contracts with sev- eral Of the furnaces for limestone rock. and will furnish the Quinn Furnace com pany of this city with rock and ore. One hundred men will be required to operate the plant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
GOVERNOR SIGNS
 THE SALARY BILL
Judges of Supreme Court Will
 Get S5000
AFTER ROBBERY PLAYS
Speaker Martin of the House lntro- duees Bill to Prohibit Train Rob bery PIays-New Cor
 porations.

Montgomery. February S.- (special)- The governor has signed the bill inereas- ing the salaries of the members of the supreme court from $500 a year 10 $5c0O, the raise to go into effect the first of next month, the bill so providing This will include every member of the bench. as all get the same amount The bill went to the secretary of state for early Monday morning entry
 There had been some opposition to this raise on the ground that it was not constitutional. MT. Insl raised this point in the senate and several men in the house. However. Mi John in the house and most of the members of the senate agreed that a judge of the highest court is not an official of the state in the meaning of the organic law which pro- vides against the raising of salaries Of mea then in office.
 Another bill signed by the governor the first day of the week was one 10 in- crease the powers of the county court of Monroe county. This left only one bill in the hands of the executive for approval, he having kept well up witA the procession.
 It Is also interesting to note that Sec retary Of State Frank Julian has all of the acts passed to date copied and ready for the printer. He is keeping right up so that there will be no delay in giving to the public by advertisement all of the work done as 1t is handed out.
 Aftfer "Train Robbers"
 Speaker Martin has gone out after the train robbery plays and pictures illus trative of the gentle art of which the James boys were followers. He has in- troduced a bill ''ro be entitled an act to prevent the exhibition of plays or pie lures Illustrative of train robbery" The bill is in full as follows
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Alabama:
 '1. That any person who makes public exhibition of any play or picture illus trative of train robbery, and any person who, being the proprietor or manager of any play house or other place of amuse- ment or entertainment suffers or per mits any such exhibition in such play house or other place of amusement or entertainment, must. on conviction be fined not less than $10O nor more than $500.
 '2. That this act shall take effect upon its approval"
 There are plays of this kind advertised at one of the local theatres now and it | Is thought Speaker Martin has become | convinced that they have a bad effect on | the boys who see them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

A discussion regarding the final resting place of Vulcan will not be allowed at s'The Sub Way"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
CUTICURAGROWS HAIR Removes Dandruff and SOothes
 Itching, Irritated SCalps.

and light dressings with Cuticura, the purest and sweetest of emollients, stop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

Mrs. Thomas K. Knight aged 45 years. died 1t her home on Alabama street yes- terday. She is survived by her husband and five children The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock from the resi- dence, and the burial followed at Forest cemetery. Mrs. Knight was kind and considerate lady who was held in high esteem by her friends and neighbors.
 Mrs. w. T. Watts, aged 90 years, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Parker, in West Gadsden. Mrs. Watts was called here few days ago by the death of her little grandchild and was taken suddenly i'll several days ago, and her death was entirely unex- pected. The remains were taken to Col linsville for burial. Mrs. Watts is sur vived by three children-Mrs. II. H. Par ker, Archie Watts and Dayton Watts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

A D. Simpson has been appointed cleo trlcal. plumbing and building inspector for the city. His duties are to inspect installation of wires and lights in build ings and inspect all sewer connections and issue permits for such work At It's last meeting the city council passed special sewer ordinance which will cover and protect the new sewer system just completed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19
Social Sermon.

A special sermon was preached yester- day to the Junior Order of American Me- chanies by Rev. J. w. Dunnaway, at the Second Baptist church. The local order attended in a body. The subject of the sermon was The Leadership of Moses. The sermon was given the closest atten- ton and made a lasting impression on those who heard 1t.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23

fire this afternoon and was only saved by hard work on the part of the owners. Sparks from the chim- ney ignited the temporary canvas roof. and if 1t had not been for prompt work with buckets and chemical extinguishers the nulld- ing would have gone.
 New York, May 21-Mrs. Gould has started suit for separation from her husband. She alleges hat Mr. Gould has been conSorung with nume, ,ous socie'v women. and saws she wishes a separation tIom him and will immediately withdraw from the 400, which is too swift and too loose morally 'o suit her.
 Boise, May 21-There I- sill one juror lacking in the Haywood case, but 1t Is brIleved the vacancy will be filled today. The judge i- highly indignant over ne com ments on the case being made bv the press of this section, an an nounced yesterday that hc will ar rest every editor in the state ii they do not restrict their com men,s regarding he triai.
 Seattle. May 2l = Mrs. Foran, while returning hom" from thc theatre last night, was assaulted hv thugs and is now in a critical condition. A posse If citizens with shotguns started out as soon as they heard of the assault, and are now searching the arisrocratic sec tion of the city for the offrnder
 San Francisco, May 2l-A panic has been created among the banks of this city on account ot the graft investigation. strikes. and political unrest. They fear that II will be necessary to cal Tn loans, and this will precipitate a rumb,r of fal!- ures
 Cherborg May 21-Corey. he steel ma gna'e, arrived here today from New York with his wife. He kept her locked in his staleroom all of the trip, and is evidently in saneIy jealous oi her. The passrn' gers on the vessei gave Mrs. Corey the name oi the "Pitrsburg Prison CT" Corey refuses 10 'e inter- viewed regarding his reported re. moval from the management oi the
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
Cheyeue; May 2O-Shawnee was

Cheyene; May 2O-Shawnee was visited bv cyclone yesterday which demolished the large sheep sheds at that place, seriously in- jnrins len of the.emplovees at the station.
 London. May 21-Two cxpedi tions are 10 be dispatched on a trip to the South pol,. on the same day thi. spring. One iS tn he com posed of Americans and will he headed by Dr. Cook, VI ho last V ar climbed Mount McKiniev. in Alas ka. while tine other is to be dis patched by B.itish parties. IL will he race between the two par ties to see which will have the greatest success.
 Boise. Nav 2l-Socialists are assembling here from all parts of the States and the gathering is viewed with alarm by the couserv ative element of the population, who fear that riotirg will ensuc if an uniavoraD!e verdict is rcr.dered in the Haywood case. and that an attempt vii he made to take the prisoner from the officials. The deportation oi all professional socialists k la ked oi aS d possible solution of the difficulty and Il means oi removing tn a@ngrr Q: riots.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
War Between Railroads.

Thursday evening while the 4u- catan was at Catalla. the pile driver engine and outfit of the Copper River & Northwestern Co was blown up by dynamite. It was during the dinner hour and is supposed ,o have been the work of s"me oi the Brunrr outfit. The pile driver. boiler and lot of sup plies and machinery was thrown into the river hy the explosion and will prohahl! be a complete loss.
 Although there mas been consid- erahle friction between the two compani's this is the first serious trouble so far, and Il sad by those who are familiar with conditions that general free for all fight may be expected al any time.
 Ii YOU are looking for the BEST OF MEATS come to the VALDEZ MARKET We handle only ,he choices, oi STEER BEEF, MuTToN PORK. VEAL. Milk Fed Spring Chicks and Eastern Oysters. We assure you that the Prlccs Qvaiity and Service Is the best.
 \ h ,pt. ,su DunNr D0
 That concentrated oil of pine vou have all hrc,. asking for is now to bc had al the Owl Drug Com panN.
 Mothers We have ihe Best Shoe fer httle folk- ever put together. \ flexible and wide extension sole, very stylish and durable. Th's is thr ideal shoe for children. Sizes 5s 10 2s al X. l.. Levy X Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-23
GRANT NO INJUNCTION

helms from crossing the right-of way of the Bruner road at Catalla, has not been granted. but an order has been issued to show cause why it should not be granted. which is returnable June 5th. On that date hearing will he had and decision rendered by Judge Wick ersham.
 Pittsburg, May 20 = Hannah Greene. a resident of this city, has identified the photograph of Mrs. Corey as that of the girl who mar ried her brother, Charles Hillman. when a girl of IT. She says there is no dispuling the fact that Mrs. Corey is the mother of Katherine Hillman. who is now living at Au rora, Illinois.
 New York, May 2O-It is report ed that the directors of the steel trust will ask Corey ,o resign from his position as president of the corporation on account of his re- cent marriage and the notorlety at tending the event.
 San Francisco, May 2O- The case against Mayor Schmtz for ex- tortion will be tried today. Ruef will be the principal witness for the prosecution. A if ght is on this morning in the attempt to secure a change of venue, it being alleged by the defense that Judge Dunne Is prejudlced against Schmltz.
 Boise, May 20-Rev. Kinks, an episcopal minister, visited Orchard yesterday and reports finding him in repentant mood. He admlt- ted that his right name was Harry Moore. and that his parents are now living at Syracuse, New York. He said that he was a blgamlst, ana was about to make q comics sion of all his crimes, which will startle the whole world.
 Seattle. May 20-Three Univer- sitv students were drowned yester- in Lake Union while boating. A heavy wind started up suddenly as the party was in the middle of the lake, and 1t soon became q violent storm, the wind reaching veloc- itv of 30 miles an hour. The boat containing the students was cap sized by sudden squall and all were drowned. Edith Vogt, Joseph
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-05-09

Cheap shoes, special line, one
fourth off. If HANS HANSEN.
VIM. Northop and Ed Frick were
here from Audubon Friday on bus.
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Hartman
passed Sunday with her relatives at
Atlantic.
Mrs. Marie johnson of Hamlln is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Nelson
near the Oakfield township creamery
Mr.. Charles Largey is having a
sever attack of measles which comes
especially hard on him now on &C
count of farm work.
Miss INLAND a Griswold dress
maker returned home Monday after
a visit with her friends Mrs. Marion
Jenkins and Miss Lynch.
The Manager of the Brayton Lum-
Der company, Mr.. Rasmussen and
and wife drove to Lorah Sunday and
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson.
The new Danish preacher will
have services at the church next
Sunday, both forenoon and in the
evening. Every body invited to be
there.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-05-09
Oakfield and Brayton
White Wyandotte eggs for sale.
Fifty cents per setting.

White Wyandotte eggs for sale.
Fifty cents per setting.
me- CLAUDE HALLOCK.
Andrew Juhl purchased a corn
planter and drag of our dealer last
Saturday.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
was unloading two cars Of lumber
this week.
Bob Dafford was in town Monday
with nine thrifty pigs which he sold
readily at his own price.
Matt Thielen and j. Nj. Dimick
two of the Extra stock buyers were
In town Saturday on business.
Alfred Jorgensen, the assistant in
the jensen store, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Krogelund north
west of Brayton Sunday.
There will be an ice cream social
at the Jensen hall in Brayton Satur-
day evening for the benefit of the
schools. Go everyone and aid a
laudable enterprise.
II. M. Bartlett has put up long
string of wire and posts on his farm
and has given the posts good coat
of white paint which adds much
to the attractiveness of the farm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-05-09
News from New England States.

If any one has any doubt as to the
virture of Foley's kidney Cure. They
need only to refer to Mr.. Alvin. n.
Simpson, of Willimantic, Conn. who,
after almost losing hope of recovery,
on account of the failure of so many
remedy, finally tried Foley's Kidney
Cure, which he says was 'just the
thing" for him, as four bottles cured
him completely. He is now entirely
we'll and free from all the suffering
incident to acute kidney trouble.
Nick Dofing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-05-09

Special sale of shoes twenty. five
per cent off. See our bargain
counter. If HANS HANSEN.
Chris Birk's baby is reported ill
this week.
Peter Knudsen is hauling out lum-
Der for big house.
Plenty of posts at the Green Bay
Lumber yard. If
Mrs. Ed. Sanford and daughter OF
Atlantic visited the Hsllock family
last Sunday.
Chris Anderson and wife returned
to Atlantic Monday after visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mis- Larsen.
Miss Beatrice Gearheart and sister,
Mrs. Clarence Crane, came from
Cedar Rapids, arriving here Mon
day.
l.. P. Hallock purchased car of
stock cattle while in Omaha last
week and which were unloaded Fri
day.
Miss Edna Bison has not been able
to work in millinery store in Extra
for few days on account of being
quite ill.
That ball game Sunday was a
scorcher, the score standing Extra
thirteen and Brayton a whole cap
full of goose eggs.
Nels Sorensen and wife attended
Danish Baptist services at the church
northwest of town and were guests
at the home of S. P. Krogelund and
wife.