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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
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Gbiffrirs Still.
Y8irbe Sbnen germ als Siibrer
meine 9amen. Iber mir
6aben beltte Sormittag leiber cine g.
y. Suite, ipGter 6. g., Ibenbs grs
oeS g. g., no ii9 elm 2eibs
fuds aus Dem 9. g., pauteu mug.
Tieaeidt mad Dem Sbeater?"
Sie Oamen: 30. 8."
y - y
1%1msangen.
Critic Sreunbin: Sd babe m
ldnsit meinem @anne b~orgebdlten,
baB ib mid nit mcinem 5ut uidt
mebr iehen laiIen fonne. ipeil i'm ifou
ie6es Sinh bes Stdbtfens fennti"
3ucite Sreunbin: ngiun. bat CT
Sir eilcn nelten gefauft2"
Gritc Sreunbin: ~2eiber neinl llm
lcine 8eriebun9 bot ct nd6geiud)t.
Der bosbafte Dlenidl"
~ - -
Srbnnngsiinn.
oIber. &e1ner, reiBen sic bod
niht 10, tpeun sic mir ben lle6ers
5ieber an8ieben belfen; i6 babe Sbnen
bod i6on por bier8ebn Sasen seiast,
bdB Der Iermel e~nt5tpei it'll"
y y y
Der quite Gpltnber.
... Spariam mub mo Ieinl
Sen 6ut ba babe i6 ifon Stpt. Sabre
- uno taoellos iiebt er nod ausl SD
lieb i'm BLOB bret Weal pom 5utmader
ipieoer auf6iigeln . unb cinnlal
babe i6 i'm in einem gafe nit einem
gang neiien pertauidt."
y = -
Gin N6rsler.
Yfarrer (5um itetS un3ufriebenen
9auer): .gun, S,iAel. bieies Sa6r
peroet St>pobl 5uirieoen iein nit
Der 57artoffelernte. bic gu9 Der liebe
9ott beideert?"
Iifel: rNet ertra. Serr Yfarrer.
bide ban i6 rpobl maiienbaft betonmtc.
aluiuer ia tldne for mel S6nein."
~ y -
austpeg.
4r3t (5um franten 8iertrinfer) I:
~Sa, mein lieber Serr Suber. Das
niist nun 4ues ni6ts, elm 9iter Bais
Ter muB II tdgli6 in Sbren &orper
fonlmen."
Suber: ~Serr 0oftor. lieBe iid
oenn bas ni6t nit llmi6Idgen
ma6eu?"
- = -
apmiider Sufal.
Srofeiior Gin Der Ybpiifitunbe bel
Der grflGrung Der atfumulatoren):
rSier babe id cine Ylatte -" -
Nod) mar bas 8ort .Ylatte" bent 8es
bege ieiner 3dbne nift ~entfloben, als
er an ieines 5auptes it~rablenben
Tonb alias Ylatte eriif, nm cine
frehe Sliege gu peri6eufen: Shalz
lenbes @eld6ter belobnte feline Sffens
ber5igfeit.
4id ein Stanbpnnft.
Stun babt Sbr bod nod ben
S6na6elbn6er gum giireermeiIter ges
tpGblt, benz anberen 9eiperber cling
oo6' Elm melt beiierer Huf poraus 80"
ga - id - dber Der S6ndbels
bader bat iiebSebu ainber unb bat
uns periproden. feline iGmmtlifen
@erpanbten mit5ubrineen oa
fommt bod nenigitens enblif uniere
ginipobner5abl elm Sis9en in Die
Sobe."
- y y
4pSbaft.
Der goriisenbe p~erfInbet, bab Der
Ingeflaste bel ieinem bartnGdi9en
9eusnen in Grntansluns anSerer ges
peiie freigeiprofeu perSen mlibte. -
4nsetlagter (itol5 5u ieinem Wertbeis
bigger, Der idtebt seiproden) ~Na.
bieSmal bab' ib sic berausses
rihen!"
- - -
Wpripnrf.
8auners @attin: .Sie empire
itible, Die on eeitern seitoblen. paiien
ia gar niht gu ~unierer Gofofpsg Gins
ri6tuns. On mubt nit mebr Stil>
gefibl iteblenl"
" ~ =
Grflarlid.
$50 bat benn Der Wtiilcr feline
Srau fennen eelernt?"
pAn Der Sce!"
o@ba. baber ifdumt tic ou1 10 oft
bon 8utb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Srbnnnssiinu.

.Gber, aelner, reiBeu sic bod
nift 10, fpenn Sic mir ben lle6erz
5ieber an3ieben belfen; i6 babe Sbnen
bod i6on Dor bier8ebn Sasen seiaet,
baB Der 4ermel %ent5ipei it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
~ " ~
4mfppfernb.

Rutter (3u ibrer Sohter, Die err
frantt lit unb ~perlanet, oaB Der iunse
ar5t. Der lid eben crit i'm Stdbtfen
niebergelaien, eerufen nirb): -8as
Dir niht einfdlt! Bir bleiben bel benz
alien Sottorl 9ebenfe, 10 elm
iunger Mann bat ia nod gar feline
g%rfabrunel" ..g
So6ter: ga. tpeml man i'm nift
rufen ld6t, betcmmt er aber audi
feinel" "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

aui Ser Raie berum. unD Die S6rics
gc,mutter fdbrt linn iiber oeu .Nii,o
luh eiebt linn mas auf Den Gopf."
y - ~
Heugieris.
Gin Gtiit mirb bonn Sublifiim
a%usgepfiffcn. Nur einer nppluubirt
unb ruit ben 9i6ter bernu5.
ga, parum apploubiren Sic Denn
BET ei1em iold)en Stiid?"
sd modte bod Den Siebferl
ie6en. Der 10 etpds ihreibt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Der CUTE Gplinber.

~... Spariam muB man ieinl
Sen 6ut ba babe i6 idon 5tpt. Sabre
- uno taoelIos iiebt er nod aiisl SD
lieb i'm BLOB bret Wtal bonn 5utmader
ipieber auf6iigeln . uub cinntal
babe i6 i'm in einem gafe nit einem
gang ilelen pertauiAt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

sd mDdte bod Den Siebferl
ieben. Der 10 etrpas ihreibt!"
Sesreiflid)er Srrtbum.
Srdu: Sd 5esreiie nidt. pie Oh
oas ~ausbdltit. Seit 5pei StinNen
ltebt cir 8eiliieelbaubler NIT gnten
linter 9cinem Seniterl"
Yrofeiior (seritreut) (: so. 10 Gu
ten iinS baS - ib Oud)te, On bdttcit
8affeetrdn59enI"
Gin Urobian.
Game: Gd, bas MilitGr iibtc
bon icber einen 9feis Gi,f MIDI aus!
Sf)on uls flcinc3 Mdbhen Iab i'd
gcrne Den miIitdrii6eu S6iebibuuaen
5u!"
n... ga. mar benn bas Sbie6s
oamdlS ihon e%rfunoen?"
y - ~
Der befdeibene 9iebhaber.
Dame gum WGbden): rSaben
sic alid einen Sdas?"
Wdb6en: ga. sndbise Srau!"
Dame: .8as lit er benn?"
@doden: %, snGbise Srau, er iBt
MIR, mas iibris bleibt."
- - -
2ettes Wiittel.
Serr (5u Spnntagsidger. Der nit
elmer Shaufel am Selbe erdbt) I:
So, UNI bes Simmels @iIen. Serr
Waper. 3i mas graben Sic benn ba
am Selb Elm Qo6?"
SIT, Jag td. iebt tperb' i) Die
2ubers bon tSaien idon friegen; i6
leg Ninen."
G~ntpfcblenber gersleid.
Serr: .Srau. lit Die aoit bel
Sbnen sut?"
1irtbin: ~S6auen Sic meme fets
ten Sdue anil Sn pieraebn Sasen
iebeu Sic geraoe 10 aug. tpenn sic
bel mir eHenl"
- ~ S
9~miopfernb.
Mntter (5u ibrer Softer. Die err
frantt lit unb ~perlanst. oaB Der ilnge
ar5t, Der lid eben crit i'm Stdbtfen
niebergelafen, serufen pirb): ~8as
Sir nidt einfdItl 8ir bleiben bel benz
alien 9ottorl gepenfe. 10 elm
iunser @eann bat ia nod gar feline
grfabrunel" s.g
Sohter: ia. tpemn man i'm nift
rnfen lGbt, betommt err aber aud
feinel" if@
= e
0usbaft.
Smuggling mad bem &aiireu) /:
Sic baben mir bod Saare aus Dem
garte seriHen!"
8arbier: .Sas i9 niht fpabr. bite
5dblen Sic nur nadl"
- - -
81, TO-!
.2ieber Wdnn, Der Suhbdnbler
tbeilte mir ioeben NIT. baB ba5 bon
mir perfaBte 8ohbuf reiBenSeu Gbs
iae iinbetl"
.Sas freut MIDI rteiig - nun iperz
ben mir uns bod bnlo cine 9o6in
Ieilfen fonnen ....l"
-
9erubigenS.
SremSer (3um gaber, bel benz er
iih einen Snbn 5ieben laiien min {:
.Sasen Sic mir. lit oas 3Gbnesieben
fir Sic elm eintrdglihes 8el6dit?"
gaber: .Ih no! - Webr tpie brei
bring ih an einem Gage nift
berduS!"
~ - ~
3ariante.
Snfel: .Sas mar pobl elmer 9eis
ner pielen 0ldubiger. Der Nih 10 pcrz
truulih aui Die Shultern flopfte?"
Nteife: .IGerbinss, lieber Sntel.
abcr Den Nefieu flopft man uno -
DEN Snfel meint mani"
~ - "
,Gnfant terrible.
9drlhen: YSante. tpesbalb bait Su
benn brei 8reu3e seuadt. als Dir
Der Soitbote ben Shetn gab?"
Sante: Y@eil i'd niht I6reiben
lam, mein Sunse."
aurl6en: .Sann fann nobl Sater
aud nift i6reiben? gr iagt immer:
.@enn id Der Sante begegue. made
i6 ieoes Deal brei &rer3e.""
- ~ ~
@ielperiprcdjenb.
q. Tim W~irtbshaus 81 ieinem
Sreunb): .@aS idQt Sir bsnn Gin,
ie riel Doll hem 9liteu S6neiue6rntcn
ipcg5uihneiocnl On biit idon Gin
r%cG,ier @ecihmeuberl @art' rur,
gu etmmal, RTE it. perbciratbet
bit, Damn ibt Oh iol6e Stiide aud
Md gernl"
g.: ia hit Oh aber irr'. mcin
&ieher. Die iBt Damn meine 8rdu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

Ser aus Den tablcu Nornerhcdcn
Sic rctbcn Hoieu bliibenO idafft,
gr fam urlo mill aud oidb eripedeu
Gus tiefem Seib 5u junger 9rditl
@eibel
5riiblinssuumber.
Eieb. Der @inter lit per9angen.
Sfnee llnb Hegen lit porbei;
2eben, bds Der COB gefan9en.
8ridt bic 9anbe unb nirb frei.
IIer Srteu re9t lid mdhtig,
@as beS @iuters Shlaf 9eoriidt,
8. nie itebt MN IQes prGhtig,
Sriiblin9sn,dBi9 uusgelGmiidt.
Seinen Chem IGRt 0ott ipallen
9ebensporm Dur6 @alb unb Slur,
Observation-Disclosures i6alen
Sn Die @rdber Der Hatur.
Sbre Ioern pieber flieBen,
llno ibr Intlis fGrbt iih ihDn,
Sauieno 2ebenStc;mc iprieReu
Sn ben Sbdlern. auf Den 5pba.
CARTE Slumen Dffneu Soecno
Sier unb ba ibr cnees Sars.
St.cteu ibre SGupter fra9eno
Sn Die milSe 9uit hinaus.
ga nirb lailter Huf pernomnen,
Sorgenloier @ogel Gbor:
ga, Der Sriiblins lit %gefommen.
acmmt. ibr 8lumeu. tomtmt berpor'
lleberan erIfaut es oeutlih:
2eben lit bonn SoS erfpahtl
limb Die grbe idmiidt iif brdutlih
ltnb Der blaue Simmel lnht.
&umm, bies Wunber au3uiebeu,
Sreu bid, Seele. inniglieh:
@ott ldBt ieinen Sbcm nehen. eo-
llub Der Sribling fornmt fir oid.
s.
Eene Sanernreseln.
Ser SGter Sitte iuf' fromm 81 BE-
ipabren,
Mit ibr mirit INNER iiher on fobren
@er Inter unb Wutter ifief auifaut
Sit tpeniger nertb aIs aartoifelfraut
Stud nift bel Der arbeit, ionoerr
bleib' gebulbig. 5
HUB bleibe niemalS BEN Suben mas
i6ulSis.
8or Seuer uno Seu6e beipn1re bid
@ptt;
gincn 8cdiel unterIdreib' ME, aud
in Hpt1.
&ommt Ser @uherer oft in Ell
9dliernbdus.
SIT es balb nahber nit Der birth:
ihnft aus.
Salt' frei oein 8ut bon Sppotbefen
llnb bleib' nift 5u lang i'm 9irtbs:
bauS iteden.
Ierfrad)te @dnten rau6ten Wdn6en
fem @ut.
Bel benz Bauer oas oft Die Bier.
banf tbut.
In 8ottes Segeu ut Iles eele9en.
Colt aIlein gibt Souneni6ein mi
Hegen.
Iuf Sbn pertrau' III guten unb boier
Saaen.
Damn pirit Oh nientals gdn5 Der.
3o9er.
gs fiiuen lid ieoeS Sabr Seller mi
Shelieru
llnb belfen Dir 5ablen Die bober
Steueru.
@as stebt's Inn MARS in Sbitsarten:
Sm Sbitgarten fansen Die Irbciter
aud idOn an; fpenn odS SeI6neiber
bon Spergobit uno Sp1lieren MIDI,
ihpn i'm Sebruar beiorst ipurbe. ir 6
jest bobe Seit. IusiGaen aacr tobter
unb it'd freuSenben Ieiien an Gronen'
bGumen. @ntfernen Der Rur5els uni
@aiierihoiie. 2iften Der Srone, oas
iino Yrin5ipien, pelGe cs Dem Sbit.
5iifter moglib MAIDEN. 9ute5 Obi
aui ben Marft 81 briugen. Senr
nur ein wobl9epflegter Sbitaarter
miro lid rentieren. Wtan peridum;
nidt. Die 9rDbercn @unDen oSe,
Shnittfldfen. melfe bel gntferner
bon groBeren Ieiten porfommen. mil
einem iharfen Neiier ab5usldtten uni
pdun ioiort nit 9arm,patbS pher Ell.
ncr Yiihuna bon Se9 uno Snr6 81
oeritreihen. Ooniit ith oarlirter nie.
Der ucue Tinbe bilben fam. 9eim
gcihneiben iude man Die idGSliher
Snietten mn beren &rutitellen auf
ipeld)e lid b%eionberS bel 1lteren Gan,
men am Stamme inter DEM Niool
rno after Hinbc befinocn; bas Woot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Gin N6rsler.

Yfarrer (5um itetS un8ufriebeneu
Bauer ~Nun, Sti6el. bieies Sabr
perbet Sk>pobl 5ufrieben Iein nit
Der 57artoffelernte. Die gu9 Der liebe
9ott bei6eert?"
Ii6el: ~Net ertra. Serr Yfarrer.
oide ban ih tpobl mniienbaft betommc.
atuiper fd fldne for mel S6tpein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
auspes.

Ir5t (5um franten giertrinfer) {:
~Sa, mein lieber Serr Suber. bas
niist II Gues nihts. elm Otter 8ais
ier muB nun tdgli6 in Sbren &orper
fommen."
Suber: ~Serr Softor. liebe iih
benn oas ni6t nit limi6Idsen
maden?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
9pmiif)er Snfaa.

Srofeiior Gin Der Ybpiifitunbe bel
Der grfldrung Der Itfumulatoren) /:
~Sier babe i'd cine Ylatte - =
Nob ma Sas 8ort .Ylatte" bent 8es
bege ieiner 3dbne nift entfloben. als
er an ieines 9aupteS itrablenben
Teonb alias SLATE sriif. nm cine
fre6e Sliege 81 perideufen: S6al-
lenbes @elddter belobnte feline Sffens
ber5isteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
5riblinssmuubcr.

Sieb. Der @inter lit per9an9en.
Sdnee iinb Hegen lit porbei;
2eben, bas DER Cor 9efan9en.
8rift bic @anbe unb nirb frei.
Iuer Srten re9t lid mddtig,
@as beS @inter5 Shlaf 9eoriidt,
8. pie itebt nm IQes prG6tig,
Sriiblin9smdBig uusgeiGmiidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Gin Urobian.

Game: =. 4d. bas @ilitdr iibte
bon icber einen Neis ai,f MIDI aus!
Sd)on ais fleiuc3 Idbhen iab i'd
gcrne Den militdrii6eu S6iebubunaeu
5u!"
.... ga. mar benn bas Shie6s
pulper bamdlS ifon %erfunoen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
" ~
2ettcS Wsittel.

5err (5u Sonntagsidser. Der nit
elmer Shaufel ant Selbe grdbt) /:
So, Inn bes Siinmels @iaen. Serr
Deaper. 5u mas graben Sic benn ba
am Selb elm 9o6?"
SIT. Jag id. iebt perb' ib Die
Subers bon Saien idon friegen, ib
leg Ninen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
@nd5 ein Stanbpmnft.

STUN babt Sbr bod nod ben
S6nabelbn1er gum 9iireermeiiter ses
ipdblt, benz anberen geiperber cling
oof]' elm melt beiierer Huf poraus -"
ga - ia - aber Der S6ndbels
ba6er bat iieb5ebu ainber unb bat
ms peripro6en, feline idmmtliten
@%erpanDten mit5ubrineen = oa
fommt bod penigitens enbli6 uniere
@iniuobner5abl elm 9is9en in Die
Sobe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

Der Soriieenbe berfiinbet. bab Der
Ingeflaste bel ieinem bartnGdisen
2eusnen in Grntansluns anSerer ges
fpeiie freigeiprodbeu tperSen mlibte. -
ansetlagter (itol5 au ieinem Vertbeis
bigger, Der ittebt eeiproden) ~Na.
oieSmal bab' id sic berausses
rilienl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
9erubigenb.

SremSer (5um Saber, bel Dem er
iih einen 3nbu 5ieben laiien min (:
.Sagen Sic mir, lit oas 3dbuesie1eu
fir Sic elm eintrdglibes 0ei6dft?"
gaber: .G6 no! - Me6r pie brei
bring id an einem Gage ni6t
berauSl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
Der befdeibene 9iebhaber.

Der befdeibene 9%iebhaber.
Dame gum Ido6eu): rSaben
Sic aiif einen S1as?"
Wdb6en: ga, endbise Sraul"
Dame: .8as lit er oenn?"
Rdoden: 20, sndbi9e Srau, er iBt
MIR, mas I6ri9 bleibt."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18

will be extended to the Alabama town at once. From Columbus to Pickensville will be a comparatively easy task as the road is one that was contemplated some time ago and the bed and route is already in first class condition. The extension of the line will open up a section of new country badly In need of a railroad and which will reap untold beneficial results by the new improvement. It is under stood that the citizens along the route surveyed have made it to the interest of the new company to come through this section and that the people in and about Pickensville have also offered substantial inducements. The line will be in opera tion in a years time.
 The officials of the Mobile and Ohio rail- road and of the Southern railway in Mis- sissipp who met in Mobile yesterday to award the contract for the round houses to be built in this city, Okolona and Me ridan, deemed all the bids submitted for these new structures to be excessive in price and rejected all the proposals. The appropriation for these three new houses is not ample to build structures that will be satisfactory and capable of meeting the demands to be made upon them within the next tten to twenty years and those in charge of the work will not build struc- lures that will be practically unservice- able within a short time It is understood that the work will be temporarily delayed while the company grants additional al lowances for the structures. These allow ances can be obtained, 1t is thought, with in the next thirty to sixty days when ad- Vertisements for new bids will be made and contracts let.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
keIler-Tyson.

Florence, July H-(SpecaL)-Th first Presbyterian church presented a scene of tropical beauty this evening, when Miss Mildred Keller and Mir Laben Warren Tyson were united in marriage Palms and white flowers were brought in pro- fusion from Florida for the decorations, and were used with beautiful effect, the entire front of the edifice being covered with the palms. concealing the wall to the ceiling The altar was banked with potted plants, and from the center of a curtain formed of white flowers was sus- pended basket of exquisite flowers. A delightful musical programme was rem dered by the organist, Mrs. c. Nj. Watson, assisted by Miss Rosa Neal and Miss Lucy Ewin. Miss Keller's gown was em- broidered chiffon and her veil was sur mounted with a wreath of orange blos- sons and fastened wit ha diamond sun burst, the gift of the grom. She carried q large bouquet of lilies of the valley. She is one of the most beautiful of Alabama S daughters and her charm was accentu- ated by her becoming costume
 The matron of honor was Mrs A. E. Camper and Miss Louise Adams of Mem phis was maid of honor The bridesmaids were Misses Ella Perry, Elizabeth Pow CTS, Jamie Harris and Elizabeth Lasseter of Tuscumbia. MT. Tyson was attended by his brother, MT. Archie Tyson, of Montgomery, as best man, and Messrs. A. P. Tyson, Emmet Seibles and Will liam Kelly of Montgomery; Messrs Les ter Norvell and Henry Fite of Florence, groomsmen. The bridesmaids and ma irons were gowned in white wash chif- ion with green trimmings The strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin an- nounced the arrival of the bridal party, the bride entering on the arm of her uncle, MT. N. c. Adams of Memphis, who gave her away. They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man and the ceremony performed by the pastor, the Rev Dr. E. D. McDougall.
 Following the ceremony there was a re- ception at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Kate Keller. where there was 8 display of handsome wedding presents. Notable among these was chest of sil- yer from the mother and brother of the groom and a silver service from the direc- tors of the New Farley National bank, of which Mr Tyson is cashier. After the reception a special electric car carried the bridal party to Tuscumbia, where MT. and Mrs. Tyson left over the Southern for a trip of indefinite duration to Virginia Beach. New York, Boston and other east ern points.
 Among those from a distance who at tended the wedding were Mrs. Pattie Ty- son of Montgomery, Mrs. G. T. Turner of Huntsville, Dr. J. M. Keller of Hot Springs, Ark, MT. N. c. Adams and Miss Louise Adams of Memphis, Misses Evelyn and Elizabeth Lasseter of Tuscumbia, and Messrs. A. l.. and A. P. Tyson. VII liam Kelly and Emmet Seibles of Mont pomprV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
NEWS OF WILLIAM.
lum Caldwell Painfully Injured in
 Collision of Engines.

wylam, July 17.-(Special)-The BIT minRham Railway, Light and Power comnany has erected two stations, one on the corner of Broad and Oak streets and the other on the corner of Broad street and Warrior avenue.
 A head-on collision between engine No. 6 and engine No. 2S, on the Bir- minaham Southern. last night, resulted In the painful injury of Lum Cald- well, track foreman.
 B. s. Smith has been appointed dep uty constable for this precinct under Lee White. T..
 The contract for city water let to the Birmingham Water works com many has been completed and water IS now being placed In many of the resi- dences. One thousand feet of hose mas been purchased and the city now mas substantial fire protection
 The new jail under construction on Powell avenue Is nearing completion. The contract was awarded the Pratt Land and Improvement company. The building Is made of concrete blocks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Alabama Newspaper Men Gather In
 Montgomery Today.

Montgomery, July T-(Specal.)-The Alabama Press association meets in this city tomorrow. the visitors will be vel comed on behalf of the city by Mayor Teague and on behalf of the Montgomery Press club by Capt. Will T. Shehan. The response on behalf of the press associa- ton will be made by Editor John c. Law renee of the Bullock County Breeze
 The meeting is expected to be largely attended, and to be very enthusiastic. Quite a number of editors came in this morning and have been arriving on all incoming trains during the day. Tonight and tomorrow morning all the members and their wives and daughters are expect ed to arrive and be on hand for the meet ing tomorrow. A reception committed, composed of members of the Montgomery Press club and the Commercial club, will meet the visitors at the union station to- night and tomorrow morning as they come in. The committee of the press club 's composed of Horace Hood. Sr., of the Journal; M. M. Brannon of the Daily State. H. C. Ragan of the Times, Walter H Berry of the Advertiser, and President Sheehan
 President R. l.. Neill of the Selma Jour nal will probably arrive tonight and as- sist in the arrangement for the prelim- mary work of the convention. The con vention will convene in the rooms of the Commercial club. right in the heart Of the city. tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. It is understood that Howard Doster, first vice president, will be elected president. and Jacob Pepperman will be reelected secretary
 Great and unusual interest attaches 10 the present meeting of the editors ana publishers of Alabama, and the meeting nromises to be as profitable one as 1t will be made pleasant by Montgomerians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
Bishop Galloway VIII Rest.

Jackson, Miss. July 17.-(Special)-i Bishop Charles B. Galloway left yes- terday for Michigan. where he will spend the balance of the heated term his first stop being at Huntingdon TheI bishop takes this rest on the advice of his physicians, and Is accompanied by Mrs. Galloway. The distinguished church man Is not yet fully restoredl to strength and health. and appreciates that fact as fully as do his host of friends In and out of his own church. and is pursuaded that rest and change of scene and climate will do more for his restoration than will physic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
MIIskokA THE BEAUTIFUL,

Do you know the place? If not. your pleasure has suffered. Take free trip. a mental little Journey through Muskoka by asking for that handsome Muskoka folder issued by the Grand Trunk rail- way system-it contains large map. lots of views. and fund of facts. Take the Journey some evening after supper with your wife and children. Then slam the door on the doctor for 1907 by taking your family on real journey through the Muskoka district this summer. Less than q days journey from principal American cities. The ideal family resort. For all particulars and handsome Illus trated publication free. apply to W. Rob- tnson. 506 Park building, Pittsburg. Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
BROWNSVILLE TO
 HAVE RAILROAD
COLUMBUS, MEMPHIS AND PEN SACOLA LINE WILL BE EXTEND ED-CONTRACT FOR MOBILE AND OHIO RoUNDHOUSE.

Columbus, Miss. July 17.-(Special )-The Columbus, Memphis and Pensacola rail road will be extended from Columbus to Pickensville. Ala, twenty-five miles south east from here. The survey was begun
 a day or so ago and soon as the road gets actually completed to this point it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
Garret is Arrested.

Huntsville July Especial. )-Free- man Garrett, a young man from Bir- mingham, is in jail here on a. charge of burglary and grand larceny. Frank Pamplin's house was robbed and the evidence points strongly to Garrett as the guilty man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
Cheaner Gas.

Huntsville. July Especial 1.-The New York Alabama Oil company which has taken charge of the Huntsville gas plant, has made public the announce ment that on Aug. 1 the price of gas will be cut in half and placed at sl per thousand. Artificial gas is being used at present until all of the wells are brought in. Fifty-cent gas is prom ised in the near future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18

| hard-working man. attentive to his fam fly and q friend to everybody. and his
 death Is learned with sorrow The fune- ral took place this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18

If you go to H. Hentschel, 1916 First Avenue, and drink a big cool schooner of beer direct from the keg you will never vote the prohibition ticket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
Battery C.. Back.

Battery "C," Alabama National Guard. returned last night from ten days stay at Fort Moultrie, off Charleston, S. C. The battery left for the fort to camp with the regulars and learn lessons in coast ar tillery practice. on the night of July ,, carrying about fifty men. Upon reaching the fort they were mustered in with the Sixteenth United States regulars, the oth- CT batteries of the state being mustered In with other commands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
Grand Fancy Dress Masquerade
 Ball. BIount Springs Hotel.

Saturday night, L. & N. Arrange to leave on 4:15 train Saturday evening A select attendance assured.
 Sawkins & Hoffstetter Lessees.