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brass pin an d shortly afterwards both of those limbs became so sore that 1 could scarcely walk. When 1 had been suffering for about a month the sores began to heal, but sm all soaly eruptions appeared where the sores had been. From that time onward l was troubled by such severe itching that,
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REHEARS|NC FUR
 PLAY IN ENSLEY Indiana Folks" is Under
 Auspices of EIks SLAG TO 60 ON STREETS Mayor Suee Opens Pit and a Firm Foundation Will Be Laid for All
 Principal Streets-Other
 Ensley News.

Ensley, March 29.-(Specal )--Followng Indiana Folks" which will be given at Ensley opera house April Il and P. by the Philadelphia club of the local lodge of Elks:
 Squire Dodson--R. l.. Daniel.
 Nora Dodson-Mrs J. w. Brigman. Seth Sturgis-Hau Martin.
 Robert Dodson-Charles II. Mandy. Kingsley Webster-McQueen Morrison Sam Smalley-Rose Snow.
 Jlm Long-J. W. Bynum.
 Jack Rockefellow-F. G. Fonville. Little Bob-Reed Preston i Annie Pierce-Mrs D. A. Echols.
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GENERAL LAW 5
Enacted By the Legislature of Alabama

No. 2O3.) AN ACT. fs go To amend Section r of an Act, approved
 March srd, 1903, entitled, An Act to
 provide for the holding of elections on
 the question of changing or county
 seats, and in the event of majority
 of qualified electors of the county Not-
 ing at such election shall vote ln Ia
 vor of changing or locating county
 seats to provide for changing or Io-
 eating county seats and the erection
 of necessary buildings and to provide
 for. the necessary county officers.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Lesis- 1ature of Alabama: That Section II Of an Act approved March 3rd, 1903, entitled, an Act to provide for the holding of elec- tons on the question of changing the county seats, and in event or majority of the qualified electors of the county voting at such election shall vote Ill laVof of changing or locating county seats to provide for changing or locating county seats and the erection of necessary county buildings and to provide for the necessary county officers, be amended so as to read as follows, to-Wit: Section Il. If upon canvass of the returns of sald election 1t shall be ascertained ana ue- clared that majority of all the legal votes cast were in favor of the removal of the county seat, then the city, toWh UT village thus elected shall thereafter De the county seat of the county; and 1t shall thereupon be the duty of the Court Of County Commissioners to procure by do-
 at In the county suitable lots or parcels or land in such city, town or village tahlhs the fee simple title thereto, to the coun- ty, and to cause to be erected, at the eX- pense of the county, q suitable court house, and d suitable jail on said lots Tor the county as soon as practicable; ana when said court house shall be completed and ready for occupancy the said county officers shall remove their offices and the records thereto to such office or rooms in the new court house as may be dcsls- mated for them respectively by the Court of County Commissioners, and the sherlff, upon completion of the jail shall remove and keep therein any prisoners III HIS custody Prior to the removal, last re- ferred to, all courts of records for the county shall be held at the original court house thereof. But after such removal all courts of record for the county shall be held at the new county seat, and if need be the Court of County Commis- sioners must provide suitable buildings in which to hold said courts, pending the erection and completion of the court house. Provided, that all county officials who are required to hold their offices at the county seats shall have their offices and all courts held for such county shall be held at the old county seat until the suitable buildings and offices can be pro- Vided by said Commissioners Court at the new county seat not to exceed twelve months from the date of said election.
 Sec. 9 Be it further enacted, That this act shall take effect immediately upon it's passage.
 Approved March ?, 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N Julian,
 Secretary of State.
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you . perma. dent cure Cf private troubles and that you may know my guarantee k res liable I refer you with DOT.
 mission, to the First National bank, AlabanA National bank, Steiner Broth- CTS. bankers. Jefferson Coun- ty s a v 1 n . . bank and the
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No. eI5a AN ACT CH. 4s3 To create an additional judge for the
 Tsufa Eualcial Circuit Of Alabama. and
 to tta-a'e Tor hls election, jurisdiction.
 Heua@ gfE1-itg and qualification, to
 render -im liable to the pains and pen
 aitigs of tae ether judges. and provide
 for me szis-.~s of the judges of said
 t1rl ait- to provide how the judges sit
 tiEE lu said Circuit Court in Jefferson
 County may hold court. and to regulate
 Inc holding of inc Circuit Court in said
 County h the Tenth Circuit, the estab-
 Hshment of rules of procedure and prac-
 ice therein. and the summoning en-
 paneilng and swearing of jurors to
 serve in said Court in said County, and
 to secure suitable rooms, furniture aud
 supplies for said Court in said county,
 and the Clerk thereof.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Legisla- ture of Alabama. That there shall be, and there is hereby authorized and created, an additional judge of the Ientn Judicial Cir cult of the State of Alabama, who shall be appointed by the Governor of Alabama. within ten days after the passage or this Act, and who shall hold office until tae next general election for any State onicer and until his successor shall have been elected and qualified; and therafter sueh additional judge shall be elected every six years as other Circuit Juuses are elected in this State.
 Sec g. That said additional judge shall have and exercise all the jurisdiction. power, rights and authority and shall possess all the qualifications, and may perform all the duties that the other judges of said circuit may exercise shall possess or may perform. and that he shall be liable to all the pains and penalties of said other judge.
 Sec 3. That the judges of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, including said additional judge, who may hold court or preside over a Circuit Court in Jefferson County, may hold court in and for Jefferson Coun- ty at Birmingham, at the Court House or such other place as may be lawfully pro- yided, at the same time or at different times and may try cases together or separately at the same time or at differ ent times.
 Sec. f. That the judge O. said Circuit Court shall have power to make, adopt and publish such rules of procedure for said Circuit Court of Jefferson County. and rules governing the practice therein having in view the expedition of the trial of causes: and shah have authority to amend the same as may be expedient; such rules to be entered of record upon the minutes of said Court; and all rules of practice of said court,as far IS apple
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 MARLEY & BAUMAN,
 1924 First Ave.
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 Whereas, the Legislature of tine State of Alabama. which is now in session, is the Legislature chosen next preceding the expiration of the time for which the Hon. orable Edmund Winston Pettus was elected a Senator to represent the State of Alabama in the Congress of the Uni ted States.
 Be it resolved by the House of Repre- sentatives, the Senate concurring. That the House of Representatives and the Sen ate of the Legislature of Alabama shall meet in their respective halls on Tuesday, the e2d day of January. 1907, the same being the second Tuesday after the meet ing and organization of said Legisla- ture and that they proceed separately 10 vote for Senator in Congress from the State of Alabama for the term of six years, beginning on the 4th day of March, 1909 when the present term of the said Edmund Winston Pettus as such Senator from the State of Alabama shall eNpire-such proceedings in either House to conform to the statutes of the United States providing for the election of Sena- tors to the Congress of the United States. And that on Wednesday, the 23rd day of January, 1907, at the hour of D. nl., the members of tine Senate and House of Representatives convene in joint assem- bly, in the Hall of the House of Repre- sentatives. and then and there read the journals of each house, and declare the result so as to conform to the statutes of the United States.
 Approved Jan 2S, 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
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AN ACT
HI SIX

No. 2SD AN ACT GIT. SIS To appropriate funds to be expended by
 the State Board of Health for the pro-
 tection and promotion of the health of
 the people of the State.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama. That there be and is hereby appropriated to the State Board of Health the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars Csl5oo0. oo), annually, said sum to be expended for the following purposes:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-30
SCHOOL BUILDING HAS BEEN BOUGHT SomervilIe House Will Be Used
 for Sanatorium ELkS ELECT OFFICERS Tuscaloosa Waterworks Case Which Has Been In Federal Court for
 Several Years, Is
 Decided.

Tuscaloosa, March 29-(special.-Dr. ". G. Somerville and pr. George Searcy have purchased from Prof. II. M. Somerville the latter's handsome piece of property that las been used for a great number of gears for the University High school. This is located in the eastern end of the city and is a very handsome and commodious building situated in the cen- ter of a number of acres of pretty ground. Drs Somerville and Searcy will use this for a sanatorium.
 They have been occupying a recently constructed building on Broad street, the property of Luther Maxwell. The con- slderation paid for the property was Sl0,- 000 This building was first used as q private residence. It was then sold to the Catholics of the state and for many years was convent. It was then bought by Prof. W. H. Werner, who conducted therein one of the most popular training schools in the state, up to the time or his death Professor Somerville has since that time been in the building and oper- atel there the University High school for boys.
 At the meeting of the local lodge of Elks here last night, the annual election of officers was had. The election result ed as follows: Exalted ruler. Frank M Moody; esteemed leading knight Jeff Me Gee: esteemed loyal knight, R. T. Ma bors; esteemed featuring knight. 5. II. Sprott Jr.: tyler, Charles Film. The representative to the grand lodge will be c. B. Werner, with John G. Brady as alternate.
 Tuscaloo people are interested to learn the news from Montgomery that Judge Thomas c. Jones has issued an order fixing q new upset price of the Tuscaloosa. Water Works company at $So, COO This was done upon the receivers representing the fact to Judge Jones that it was impossible to make sale or the property at the former upset price of S60000 The order provides that the sale is to be made within three weeks. Although some action like this was eX- pected Tuscaloosians are glad to learn that something is being done in this matter. Under the title of Jeter, Board man & Co.,, vs. Tuscaloosa Water Works Co.,. the case has been In the federal court for a number of years.
 Judge J. J. Mayfield and Mir George Christian have recently purchased all of the mineral lands that were owned by Joe D. Brown on either side of the War rior river, up above Tidewater, about twelve miles above here. The consider alton was about $7000. there being about FOO acres.
 Miss Ethel Stringfelow and her friend' Miss Jamie Harris of Florence, are visit ing the formers mother, Mrs. R. C. Me Gala, for. several days.
 Mrs s. F. H. Tarrant of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs C. c. Kilgore.
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AN ACT.
No. 192.l

No 192) AN ACT. (S. 137 Providing that no license or taxes of any character shall be required by the State, county or municipality from the Central Alabama Fair Association or from those who conduct business under contract with it on its grounds during the time it's annual fair is actually in progress.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legisla- ture of Alabama. That no license or taxes of any character shall be required by the State, County or municipality from the Central Alabama Fair Association, or from those who conduct business under contract with 1t it's ground, during the time it's annual fair is actually in progress.
 Sec Q Be it further enacted. That all laws or parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this Act be, and the same are hereby repealed.
 Approved March ?, 1907. Official:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-30
SCALY ERUPT|ONS COVERED HIS BODY
Itched Constantly Scratched Until Blood Flowed = Suffered 10 Years Doctors and Medicines Were FruitIess Tries Cuticura and Is Completely Cured
BY THREE BOXES OF
 CUTICURA OINTMENT

"When I was about nine years old small sores appeared on each of my lower limbs. I scratched them with
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No. 263) AN ACT ,(H. 7S7 To fix the time of holding the Circuit Courts in the Counties of Perry and Bibb. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Alabama:
 Section l. The Circuit Courts of Perry County shall begin on the third Monday before the last Monday in February and August of each year, and may continue two weeks each term.
 Sec. 2. The Circuit Courts of Bibb Coun- ty shall begin on the first Monday be- fore the last Monday in February and August of each year, and may continue four weeks each term.
 Sec. B. The provisions of this Act shall take effect from and after the first day of June, 1907.
 Approved March 4, 1907 Officia:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
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| ra nk IN. Jullan.
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.

No 294) AN ACT. GIT. S35 To authorize municipal corporations to
 levy and collect a license tax on voca-
 tions. occupations, and professions
 which are now or may hereafter be en-
 gagged in or carried on within the limits
 of such municipal corporation.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legisla- ture of Alabama, That all municipal cor porations, now or hereafter organized un- der the general incorporation law of the State of Alabama, relating to the incor- poration of towns. in the exercise of the police power, or for the purpose of rais- ing revenue, one or both. shall have power and authority to levy and collect a license tax on all exhibitions, trades, business vacations. occupations and pro- fessons, which are now or may here after be engaged in or carried on within the limits of such municipal corporation and to otherwise regulate the same in such manner as the Mayor and Aldermen, or other governing body, may prescribe, and to punish by fine and imprisonment. or either. all persons or corporations who engage in carry on any exhibition trade. business. vocation. occupation or profession without taking out and pay ing the license tax fixed by the Mayor and Aldermen or other governing body, of such municipality.
 Approved March s. 1s97.
 Official.
 Frank V. Julian.
 Secretary Of State.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-30
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No. 12O.) AN ACT. (S. lo5. To amend an Act entitled, An Act to
 amend Section 36O2 of the Code of
 Aiabama." approved Sept. 9, 1903.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis. 1ature of Alabama, That an Act entitled, An Act to amend Section SG02 of the Code of Alabama" approved Sept. g, 1903, be amended so as to read as follows: That Section 3G02 of the Code of Alabama be amended so as to read as follows, to- wit 3602 Q005) Contingent expenses and amount for normal schools set apart; res- idue apportioned. As soon as such cer- tificate is received by the Superintendent of Education, he shall set apart, out of the general fund, a sufficient amount to pay such expenses of the Department of Education as are, by law, payable out of such fund, and also the following amounts for normal schools, to-wit: For the normal schools at Florence Troy Jacksonville and at Livingston Sl5,O0o each, and for other normal schools such sums as are provided by law, and he shall then apportion all the remainder of such fund as nearly as practicable, among the several townships and school districts in the State, as hereinafter pro- vlded.
 Approved Feb. g, 1907.
 Official
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
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Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.

No. 250) AN ACT. (H. f64. An Act to provide for the employment
 and pay of a servant for the Supreme
 Court.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama That the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court be- and he is here by, authorized to employ one servant to wait upon the Supreme Court and have the care of it's court room, library and consultation rooms. and to pay him not exceeding $40 per month. for which an appropriation out of any money in the State Treasury is hereby made.
 Sec. 2. This servant shall be paid on the order of the Chief Justice of tho Supreme Court.
 Approved March ,, 1907. Official
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State. Nh oSS AN ACT. GIL .n3.
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No. 2SS) AN ACT. H. .o3.
 An Act to provide for joint committee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-10

In connection with the fleets move
ment. declaring Il was not justified by
facts. In fact. the widely published
reports suggesting hostile prepare.
lions seem To be source of irrita.
ton for the head Of the navy. He
said ''The fleet which will be moved
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific this
winter Is coming to this side merely on
q practice cruise. The fleet will con.
sist OF sixteen or more vcssels-not
more than twenty-and its stay on
this side will not be permanent OF
course. the fleet will not come here.
turn around and 20 right hack again.
How long Il will remain In the Pacific
will be determined at the proper time
There Is no sound reason or ex.
cuse for all this talk by the public
and through the press Of an attempt
To overawe Japanese by warlike naval
display. do not believe the news.
papers are justified or right In at once
constituting and coloring the cruise OF
the warships to the Pacific. Every
year the Atlantic fleet has been on
cruise Last year II went to Guam
tauamo. This year II goes to the Pa.
cific. A long cruise gives the men
and vessels thorough test and prove
the efficiency OF both "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-10
bipqest In Ten Years.

Paris, Tex. July 9.-Lamar county
will have the largest corn crop In ter
years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-10
FRIGHTFULLY TORN.
Negro Fireman's Prompt Action
Averts Worse Disaster.

Mobile. July 9.-In a rearend col
lisiou on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
about a quarter Of mile from Whist
Ter. five miles from Mobile. between
passenger train No 6 and n light en-
CINE one man was killed and three
others injured. The dead man Is
Thomas Dease. engineer OF the passen.
ger train. OF Meridian. Miss. The In.
jured are Ben Evans. the negro fire.
man OF the passenger train: both legs
were broken and he Is supposed 10
be injured internally. Thomas Muir.
ray, mail clerk, ribs broken: unknown
negro woman. slightly injured.
The wrecl; would have probably
been serious but for the fact that the
fireman. Ben Evans discovered Engin.
Ger Dease In an unconscious condition
having been struck on the head BY a
mail crane short distance from the
station Evans noticing the train
should have slowed up It's speed M
this particular point. crawled over 20
the side OF the engineer and dlscov.
cred him unconscious He put on the
air brake and stopped the train. but
not until II crashed into the extra en-
ginc. The locomotive Of the passcn.
ger train was derailcd and the mail
and baggage cars wrecked and partly
thrown 10 one side. Engineer Dease
had his limbs torn frigh'fully and he
was Injured about the head Evans
was hurt b. jumping from the train
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-10
Quiet In Salvador.

Washington. July s.-Minister
Merry cables all Il quiet In Salvador.
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THREE HEN DROWN.
Boat Belonging to Yacht Of H.
Clay Pierce Capsixes.

New York. July s.--rhree mem.
bcrs OF the crew OF the steam zach,
Yacona. belonging 20 Henry Clay
Pierce Of ST. Louis. were drowned In
Hudson river early Tuesday when a
small yawl. carrying six OF the va.
conas crew and dock man were
capsized by a sailor who rocked the
boat -Four OF the party were picked
up by passing tug. No traces have
been discovered OF the three missing
men and the police are convinced they
were drowned. They are Rudolph
johnson. Frederickson Van Borsen.
Herman Won Borsen.
Six Of the Yacona's crew came down
TO landing at Eighty-s street early
Tuesday after an all nights froiic
and induced Gus Appleman. n dock.
man. Ia take them out to the yacht.
Several times during the trip Apple
man warned the boisterons passengers
to remain quiet. One OF the sailors
gave the yawl violent jerk. and she
capsized. throwing all seven men into
the water. Appleman succeeded In
clingtng 10 the keel OF the overturned
boat and also assisted the three sail.
ors- All four were finally picked up
by tug. which had been attracted by
the shouts OF the men. Henry Clay |
Pierce. owner OF the yacht Yacona. Ia
chairman OF the board OF the Waters
Pierce OF Company OF Missouri.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-10
METcALF DEPREcATES.
Secretary Of Nayy4s Displeased
With War Talk.

Oakland. Cal. July s.-secretary
Of the Navy Metcalf deprecates the
warlike aspect that has been given
the order for the cruise OF great bat.
tlsships squadron from the Atlantic to
the Pacific coast. The secretary said
Of the proposed movement that the
practice cruise and fleet viii not be
kept In the Pacific permanently. He
declared the length OF time the fleet
viii remain on the western side Of
the continent has not yet been do
eided.
With considerable emphasis the sec
rotary voiced his opinion Of the war.
ike Interpretation that had been made
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-10
AWAITS ADMIRAL.
On This Account Japanese Ambassa
dor Defers His Vacation.

Washington. July s.-vlscount
Aoki. the Japanese ambassador. has
been deferring his departure fro this
city for his summer vacation antici.
pating the arrival OF Admiral Yam.
amoto. who Is expected to reach New
York soon from Europe The admiral.
who Is one Of the four officers of the
Japanese navy holding that rank. Is
on his way home to Japan. but will
spend some time In the United States
before sailing from San Francisco or
Seattle, His visit 10 this country.
however. Is entirely an unofficial one
He will make n visit to the president
at Oyster BAY. The admiral Is ac.
companied by several Japanese Off
GERS.
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TRAVELS iNcooNITo.
Descendant OF unbroken Line Of Kings
For Eight Centuries.

Oakland. Cal. July 9-The de-
sccndant OF an unbroken line Of kings
and rulers extending along n dynasty
OF eight centuries. who Is visiting the
United States incognito. left Oakland
on trip to the Yosemite valley. The
name OF the distinguished visitor Is
Prince D'Abro Pagratide OF Cairo.
Egypt lie Is the son of Tigrane
Pasha. late prime minister Of Egypt
prior TO the British occupation. and
grandson OF the reigning ruler at this
time