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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Mrs. g. Rasmnsien.
Ct Darrell.

Spr npgle Gar iioen boeoe Der | ell al
8peoerue pna 9itlanoet en- STUDENT 9.
Gan itulbe esentli9 upboloe Jig / Srt'
~itianin os ituoere iii SrGit; men pa
ban bnpbe fact Terine, mualte ban
tilbriuoe ben meite Tib / tit Sjem. Ser
traf ban pite iammen meo 8pttor g.,
iom lite sUot at inatte meo ben un9e
STUDENT 9ette funoe Ipnes unoerliet;
tbi be par ueniSe ON 9iuets Sppco'
Ipgrssmaal. Stuoenten bar trUenos
Os Gpftoret oantrO.
Be tpm ba oite / Crib ON &riItus.
3pttoren msrte, at &riitenbommen life
bar lamb, men Stubenten bolbt fat pan
tit. 9oftoren bar opBtisere til at iOr'
ipare fine Reniuser eub ben unse, iBse
Stubent % iatte BAN pfte taft, iaa ban
ipntes at itaa tilifamme. Ren bu Hut'
tsbe ban jepnlis Samialen meb iglsen'
be Orb:
"0ten jeg bar mn Ret aGlissuel"!
Smiblsriio gift u9erue os Waaneber'
ne, pg Stubeut 9. bOiteoe mere Os mere
% blep tpnbere us tpucere. Sumtaler'
ne mso SOttoren bleo ii9lbuere Us for
tere. San prfebe life lause SamtaIer
~tansere ps bleu let lat Taft; men iaa
fom bet trp9t ps roli9t:
"Men ies bar Ill Ret alliseoel!"
Saa b9nbte bet en- Scat, at SOftpr 8.
ptubielis ituat up al Sguuen, pGtfeoe
i'm Some ps ia9be:
"9Gnt, jes iputes, ie9 iaa Stubent
9. Der ueo Sen8en," o8 ban iasoe:
DSes bapce &et"!
gun ipste at brinse BAN III &o; bet
par 10 bare en- Srsm.
Ren Saseu eiter ipurstes bet / Sps'
ben, at ben frpnme Stubent 9. bar bgb
ON Naiten.
(6ort9linseu er taset fra Sofi
MISUNDERSTANDING buanbItrsone 8lab
"Spurpen". Saabe Stuoenfsns Saber
% 9pttoren leoer; 5ortaainsen er belt
isisnnem iunb, itripsr "Stauanser
gnglingeforeniuss Raanebsblao".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Soroens pgenoe ......r
~SoifemGngoe.

Ger fsSes / .9ienueminit SO NtiI-
Iioner 8srn ON aaret, oct OiI iige 10
| Wimitet.
Spis man tog Be @srn, ioR fsbes
/ aarets Sob, logoe Dem / en- 8ugge
% iatte 8ltggerre eiter boernnSre,
ioa pilbe be Snnue ct imrft gelte
runot SorSen oeo sGtnator.
9oo man RsSre ipnbiere meo fine
Born iorbi ct og iamme Steo meo en-
Soitiebeo al 20 / Wstuutet, ioa pilbe
oct iiSite Barn oGre iire aar gam.
melt, for oct tom iorbi SteSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Ole llroubI, iom bar loS$brllgt CT
itsrre 6arm j 9roofiielo, itaI Te0 i'm
6omilie % fit Property" iorlabe
8ortb 60. og reiie iii Canton, 2.
Gnf. SernnnrebanSfer 8. u. 9isrgo,
aeuiett, cier ncntIip en- bra 6drm npr
Canton. og 0tr. llr0obl Hal brine
0en.
GborIcp 3obuion, arniett, er nctop
Bit auiat iom @eitprer for GNtrtpetS
6attiaqaarO. San bar f6r bdot bet
Gmbeoe % uiitc it8 at oGre Htc9et
bpgttg.
gIt Greet, acuiett % 6ertiIe Vee.
uiGbeoer bar bart Wtsoer / Auleontng
gqitor 8eOeriouS SiIbiio til Dem on
OF iaa tisbt bans @narO | Seniett I'll
9reitegauro for aalOet, % dlt ier ida
at iiae Iopen6e no ida Ia1gt. 3 @if
Greet itante bare fire imoo, er oct
mig f~ortolt.
O.. Z. 8orSon bar / Soiee be8pn6t
at bouSIe meo 6urmmGitinert % Grt'
set ligt, % 6u 6en unge, flinte gtnno
er ell badoe folfelig % arei Star. ~
Ter ieg mig ting ont, at ban utl bout
ME til at qisre megen 6orrrtutn9.
Get er 10 Serpon, oct fOnrmer an Tor
en SorretmugSmGnb. Siaptte, Wtr.
6orSonl
&~trfeiunger Shrrto, norO for SIen
Warp, III for EFT Sio itoen Telegram
ON, at bans 8ror / Sort Dodge bar
900, % BAN iIuttet itror StoIen for
rogle Guge for at fluUne retie % Del
togc / i'm grors 8eoraOeIie. Oct bIeo
piItnot en- iuore upettct &lfr for SG'
rer Stlmo, en- triit 8ur og'uu.
Rpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
On iuteresiant geaipenhfp.

VI tuittSetuul Nt~Hiptuyrp. 2pF
cago, 81. Seq mloa ~nnoerrette Iem
ON ct i~nteressant SiIfelSc, iom ino-
traf ongaoerbe artrifu. @n aften
for omtrent ct Iar iioen Tom en- une
Mon6, iom fnapt par iitdnb til at
gaa, og bnnfeoe pno Ssren. San
IoeSe, at ban foui inO. ioroi ban ioa
SfiItet "2r. Teter's Surifo" / 8iu-
Duet, (bpor ieg bar ct tibet SfiIt).
San fortaIte os, OF ban baoSe p9ret
her | 2anbet ! omtrent TO 90 ct baIot
aar, % ifisnt ban olorig babe pn'
ret ing en- Dag, Tor ban fpm bio,
bapoe ban M pPret ina oper ct aar.
San fortaIte ps oaiaa, at ban baooe
ubbetaIt npiten ale fine Tenge til
2pger og bapbe ppret poa SoipttaIet
/ nj Tiger, men bar bIepen barre TOR
boer Sag. San bar meget moSfaI'
ben. gn sammel Game babbe en-,
gang bebet bam BRUCE alirtfo %
iagSe iii BAN: "Sots ou suifer at
bIi friif, 8utten min, brl,g 4ltrtfo."
Wen ban babbe CLIENT Rapnet pau
Weoicinen, inotiI ban iaa SfiItet, ou
ban iaeoe peS fig ieIo: "Ser er 10
ben Iebicir, ies IfiiISe bruael"
San fit to Saifer &rrifo og git
FIN Bel. Seq traf BAN life tgien
poa ct Iar, GA ies forIeben ttlf9Iotg'
bis mebte BAN. San iagbe, at ban
olbrig bopoe troet paa @trafIer, men
set par netop, boab 8urifo gioroe for
ham. Snbeu ire Tiger efter at babe
begpnSt at BRUCE Webicinen, bar ban
iItono til at 9an pna arbeibe og bIcn
fuIoItpnbig fureret. @obt, ies maa
lutte, for 9reoet bIir for langt.
Sorbtnbtligit,
Mrs. 2. Rasmnsien.
1910 e. California Ioe.
Or. 8eter'8 &urito faoes life pan
@~potbeferue, men fun boS ipectelt ar'
Iatte agenter, iom er @Sers egne Sea-
boer. og iom S oerfor tienber og fan
itoIe paa. aneaaenoe ptbere SpIpS.
ninger ifrip til Or. 8eter Snbrnep &
Sons 60, 112-11S 50. Sopne Ioe.,
Gbieago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
north 60, 1opa
SgScns Ssit.

Sgocns Ssit.
Ole ellington, Siluer 2afe, err 900
/ Ell al0er al ourtrent 90 gor. Suu
bar Ell agtet 9tano % en- al bette
GoiIntpS met GruGroise norife &io.
ncerer.
Itrs. Wartin R. SIien nGr Soice
er 900 at SaIsiee. Sim bIep I'm
ncgle % tDOe aor garrmeI. Soruoert
en- ~iergenOe s@gtefGuc cfterIaoer bun
itg Ell nogIe Maane0er saruuel @lt,
Ger er for IioeI1 til at ~forit1o, hooo
Sobet al en- onioreSftIo, fiGrIig
Wfor betp0er.
sos @ufen E.. Carton r1pr SHyoice
bar 9tanNen meS 2iaaeu ppret itreng.
en- latter paa II og en- Son paa Ia
aar ntaatte ilaa 6slge me0 BAN. Zen
baarot prsoeoe SutnOe % Mor bar
min bierteIiEte NfeofsIeIie.
Rrs. Sobn Beterion, aeniett, er
900 | Ell I1ber al onrtrent 90 @ar.
Senoes Sso fom pIubieIigt % trocn'
tet. SUN OsOe uemlig al Siertcilng.
afbsbe bar Ell me9et agtet aptnoe /
III RaboIog og lin NeuigbeO. @eO
geBrdpeIiet talte benbeS Greit 8. 8.
8eSerion pua Rorif % Spnooepreit
See fra Gortbwooo pna @ngelif. On
meget itor Sfure ms0te trent for at
bepiie gf0sbe Den itOite sGre. aibsoe
baube iuaer 9en. Zen iergeu0e
Fayetteville, iom tro0S 6ornuIe, fine
Suie % al muIig aomfort bar miitct
Sen, Der ttn6e gisre ct Siem I'll ct
pirteIigt Stem, bar min bicrteIi8ite
WeofeIeIie.
GRANDDAUGHTER.
@Orpin 6oi$, en- SGu al GouutTir'
perpiior 6oiS, fisbte for nogen Gto
tiIbage SerbrGro 8roslanSS 6arm
reIt for Glen Worp. Saapibt ptOe3,
bctalte ban 50 Collars pr. Acre.
o. .. Suruplo, 8rootftclo, bar
fjsbt SG6retesaarOeu % oOertagct
bens Drift.
@eter tSanfen9u8. Camille, bar
ioIgt fin 6arm til Raboen Sobn Ee'
teriou for 60 Collars pr. acre. SSObn
bar uprct cn 0teiter til at ilaa zig
item. Sam er eltOnu en- pngre ItarO,
% oct err life iuGrt mango aar, itoer
buu begpnote me0 nofiaa riuge aapi'
tai; men ioag er ban Ell formIenoe
6ururcr. arnitige YhlitIer, arbcio$'
pane % SlHtartte bar giort Oct.
8. g. grunspoIo, aeriett, bar bit.
tet bort i'm &citauraut for Ell oGroi'
iuIS 6arm nGr 2erop, Mtnu. Oct
ifal urre en- SanoeI, Der oreier Jig ON
en- GRroi paa ca. 10000 Dollars. u.
:. Sanger beocr ban, iom peo nGultte
Sar6el bIep @ier al "gruusoolore.
italrruuten", og ieg suiter BAN bcr-
oeS: 8elfummeu I'll aeniettl
z. s. Salr8en, peit for aeriett, bar
fjsbt i'm Rdbo anOretu 8. 2tens
6arm. SS5eg oeS life Briien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
SlinSsrisaastuius.

Dor 9eputp Sberif bar upIrg
"bGgtet" to neutrality-suspicious. /
Teanlp og en- I Srafton, oplpier
Rortbtpooo "gntor". Ru, BET oGrite
ceS Oigie 6IiuSc 8riie er pei, at be
iRlapr fit "StOf~ til 0rantere OF
mpnSige, og bet bebite oeo Dem, at
beres Ri[fpaufee Beer er langt min.
Sre farlig of 6rifte emo meset al bet
iaroeSe "SlSoans", iom tan tis6es
icm Weoicin pad 4potbefet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Sra Oooa.

Zen 90 gnr eomls auun &r9mmas
rsanreH er uanorst bort. Gun bar | be
ieners War epret Der / "9alcH" hos in
Cater 8 inn.
MtarsretsDtlttsl Os EUrb Or, bans
RUue bar / Ct 9iosrum al tun IA Ga'
g. in.st binoncen | @ropeu.
&aa Sproal bGuole ben Illufts, al
5pr9 81 CcoisH b,eu llaasi ibieI unosr
GrUtlos msp B~salsnpius. San itpo
iuli os ltegte mso noset peo -Sp9lst",
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
ct o. anost.

.. 6. Sobrion, Der bar pGret 8e.
itprer for Rortapooo Manufacturing
60. bar iaat iis en- bra 9oit I Bill.
Iiugs, gtontana, o. uil meo i'm 10.
mile | en- NOR 5remtio flptte bio.
as6isrn asbisrnicu peit for Sen.
lett, og BANS 9Gtter RanStre er paa
8eisa / Breton 90 Smew Wttna.
;Suer 6. Soerion, ~nprSueit Joe
Glen barn, bar prret paa geisg hos
slegtniuger os aienSinger ! Oiage
ca Smssn. Sar bapSe Del bra pna
Sureu, IortaIte BAN mig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Gn pent iauitreret Eamhet, iom
beifriper Gunarb 2inienS itore Rib.
Iommers Grfuritoner for 1907 BIZ
bIipe ienot frit til ale, iom ifriper til
Gunar6 Cine, 302 2uO ape. Co.,
WtmeopoIis, Winn. g..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Granger &c en- Spmaftine2 "SuS.
pennen" er ioa goo iom nogen anoeH
iii ben oobbelte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Spilfe? so, Sal ga, oal Sc
peo, ieg bar ale muIise SELL"
San: ga bet bar on"
gun: "Saiaa? Soilte 6a2-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
D.
BaIsam of Myrrh

@aranteret at lGse ale
0mnoer % Saar paa Wens
neifer % SDr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
3pc S~mpriabrifer.

Syoutpn ifaI man faa ie, at 8ta
fummer til lin Get Der i 8ortb Go.
ogiua! - gn erfnreR, got aHbeiaIet
Smsrmon0 ira SGirois oil tpaar for
egne Senge oprette ct Creamery !
aenictt, % gpgningm tOmmer til at
foite min6it $500 Dollars. s San.
Ionton bsres oet ogian no til, at man
/ en- rRr 5rentib Uil bpsge ct fsrite
GIosieS Greamerp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Gn nh gauf.

= ReltonuiQe oiI man ogiaa ia
eaer gdnt. SeurD Carton, iom MI
er SiGIpefasjerer / RortbfpooS State
guuf, ital bli aasierer / Seu rDe
41rf,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
ArFnIATED ORGANIZATIONS

Valdez. Alaska Aug 18th, 1907.
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SptIssr & Hurlbut 4 Store for Everybody
Saturday Bargains, That's All

an,rcuu Gun Co. 5 Single Barrel, BIued d
Amor Steel Shotgun, great bargain, al
,.sulor price IS, Saturday price :. =
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ca Tor ehgneer
ouRiuocr a. N Tor
nsluoer Valdez Yhen aiwaL n Au,shn a. 90 s
Railway VIII BE- epeaed ~ connection Ne ne
~
and telegraph tanchse
HChome straight
freight offered
aure the line crosses th coast range
"a miles
men construction wok sim 900 more EeuE
Alaska
N THIS independent
dollar for SOLAR WIN Nhe"
~ holder equal basis Win all "hese
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steamships Portland" bertha Jean
De-" Seattle
include A. L. Levy Co, Valdez Bank
Valdez. and Brown Hawkina, Seward
u John r. snyder Valdez
Copper Drayago CoFrcghtng llno Valdez 10 interior
roadhouaos line Of railroad and
trail
All the principal hotels and bunk houses
including Seattle hotel Phoenix hotel and Hotel 81
az Valdez. Boulder and IeynoidH
iaersand Coz win Prince William sound.
Development company including mines at Ia
TOache handbook hay, Hanna and Seward
Reynolds erecting aeor Of 1000 daily
ou al
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-. IA Anthony Aomstock
,s,sowr Is the cea',o sp', ,,
4. puhrie morals lying down
!. y. ob. iatins No summon "
g or WHAT Here is a story
-, mould make him blush and
49, ssme
O., here IN Seattle
Na,aer. q viii probably make
40 M ana demand pruIcc.
IN lor their rlsh's o,,
Sashl 20. anyhow Otherwise
n,ae % their business what
7 y Mastery the urtodate girl
~ weassag Thcyd better watch
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LIKE rhE oRlENr

Members 81 the A. o. T. W. are
specially invited 20 be present AT
Columbia Lodge hall. 7th avenue.
between Pike and union streets. on
next Friday evening. August 20. 20
witness the SWING % the Degree of
the Orient BY the grand Pasha. Of
ongwei. assisted BY membera Of the
lodge -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

aud, died a. Langley from apoplexy.
after an illnoss OF lens than two
weeks Deceased was 40 years old
ana leaves a widow and large
family
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a close. Officers weru olSsto8 81,
follows; President u w Locke;
vice president. Rev nuaAabergor:
secretary, Hov. Frank A Aeafyie.t
Next years convention will be bold
az Monroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
WATCH YOUR SOCKS, MEN! THE
SUMMER GIRLS ABE AFTER EN-

thelr own. or they won't have any
left.
Break ls Gently,
u win he an awful shock 90 a
would be purchaser - tho stern.
or sex when the clcrk Ia the
hosiery department says mo, I
ann out OF your sire, We are sell
ing the smaller socks for ladies'
wear. YOU know. and
kuowe Poor fellow. 81 course
no doesnt know Tie ian't That la.
quisitlyc.
Statesmen OF all the large trims
GUNS FOR RENT Piper a
TAFT. t0sts6 Second ay "
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PIONEER is DEAD.

(s,ar Special Ssrvloo)
EVERETT, Aug 3O--Fred Hun.
nlckor IN oldtlmer on WhitNy lnl.
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TWO DAYS SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION ENDS.


EVERETT. Aug. 30.-The two
days convention OF snohomish
county Sunday schools has come to
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say that s,hey have seld ever 30
many paira OF socks ~ womon for
womena wear They arap Just as
nice aa possible about it aud call
thom "larRe chaldren'u al1uH
They arout though They come
right off the mons counter, in all
eolora, dcalgna and degrees OF alb
breylation. Lacy open work, gay
checks and delicate white. with
ribbed Tops sold like anything. the
salesman told me- Especially the
ribbed ones. he explained. because
they stayed up without that
was the difficulty, you Sec"
Good for Bank Robbers.
! saw that that would be the dlf
hcnlty. but did not discuss the
matter
Anyhow. nay mind was absorbed
Ia speculation What Il the style
were to become general. aud the
girla Aill persisted In using their
stockings aa safety deposit vaultag
H. awful 20 think about.
The Tad has gone all over the
country. aud In the Iaas, Il Ia re
ported that hoaiery stores are sell.
ing all their small Sizes OF mems
socks 60 women Hot weather
has given anything that makes for
cooler drnasing strong support.
and Il ~ likely that mere man may
look 90 see himself deapoiied OF
anythipg particularly nifty IN the
way OF half hose +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Iownea~ amugu he lnpsuh ~rnr to uen@k The % Home Railway C BRADY
p0u aAsG uau hubbard Co d M OF % @ Henry
Rqn r. r % 4 l.
ue 5000 ph Stevenson Engineer % c. % IA loon m
T r eay and
81 Employ
MnneuT umc IT d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-23
DAPTISTS OPPOSE
 CONSOLIDATION
Strong Sentiment Revealed for
 Cooperative Work
SESSION IN JAMESTOWN
North American Baptist Convention Hears Addresses by Members of Northern, Southern and Ma
 tionaI Conventions.

Norfolk, Va. May 22.-While no resolu- tion of any nature was adopted at the first days session of the North American Baptist convention. held at the James town exposition today, from the addresses made by the members of all three organ izations within the association, a strong sentiment is revealed against religious consolidation of the southern northern and national conventions, the latter be- ing the negro church. but a general con- solidation for concerted work is enthusi- astically favored. There are 5000 people attending the convention. Contrary to original plans, two sessions were held. At the first. which began at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the principal address was made by Edwin William Stevens, of Mis- souri, the president of the convention. At the evening session Andrew Jackson Montague, former governor of Virginia, delivered the formal address of welcome and the response was made by Rev. H. M King. pastor of the First Baptist church, Providence, R. I.
 A concerted action developed today to bring to America in 1910 the Worlds Bap-
 
 1905. On behalf of Philadelphia invita- tions to meet in that city were extended to the alliance through the North Amer ican convention by Rev. A. J. Rowland. secretary of the American Baptist Pub lication society, and Rev. Orlando T. Stewart, bishop of Philadelphia. Foreign and home missionary work and the prog ress being made in 1t were the subjects of short addresses by Rev. Thomas Bar bour, of Boston assistant to Rev. II. C. Mabie, who Is now in China, celebrating the centennial of Baptist missions in that country, and Rev. R. J. Willingham, cor- responding secretary of the Southern Baptist conventions foreign missions.
 Rev. H. L. Morehouse, of New York, and Rev. B. D. Gray, of Nashville Tenn. who are the corresponding secretaries. respectively, of the northern and southern conventions, spoke briefly on church progress. At the night session general discussion followed the address of MT Montague and the address of Rev. Dr. Stewart on the question, "ro What Ex- tent May Christian Denomination Prop erty Engage in a Public Evil?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-23
Personal and General.

MT. ]. W. Rarden has returned from a business trip in North Alabama.
 Mir Jacob Marks and MT A. s. Leeder left last evening on a combined business and pleasure trip for Indian and Okla hoana Territories. They expect to remain away for the next two weeks. Mir. Marks has large property holdings in Oklahoma Territory and the trip was taken with a view of adding to his holdings.
 The funeral of MT. Charles s. Bell of Sheffied took place this morning at Cedar Hill and was in charge Of Kennedy Bros. MT. Bell was we'll and favorably known in the district and the funeral was one of the largest that has taken place In Bessemer for some time.
 Mrs. Ed Best Is very i'll at Robinson s nfirmry, and her physicians have aban- doned hope of her recovery.
 A game of ball will be played between the Eagles and the Beavers at the Fourth avenue ball park tomorrow afternoon at 3:SO o'clock The following line-up of the teams has been decided upon: For the Eagles, Perkins, Sweks, Childers. o Mara, Will O'Mara, Jim Ross, Kennedy, George Ross and Mulliman. For the Beavers. Houston, Randle, Edmunston, Rust, Jones, Johnson Crook. Hines and Smith. These teams are composed of some of the best amateur players in the state. and the game Is looked forward to with much interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-23
Little Ills
 of Children

Mothers and all others who have chil- dren about the house cannot do their families better service than to learn of simple and reliable remedies that correct children's ailments. Many grown peo- pie are suffering today for the ignorance or negligence of those who had charge of their bringing up.
 Children are prone to constipation, and if 1t isn't corrected early, the bow els get in the habit of not working nor mally and soon chronic constipation results that may last of and on all through life. Then children eat almost continually and as a consequence indi- gestion sets in soon followed by worms, or stomach pains. or diarrhes, or any one of a dozen other troubles. To say that 1t will right itself is putting altogether too much faith in and future health.
 A better way is to give the child dose of and nothing better for the purpose is known than pr. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsn. It never grpes but Is gently and as 1t has a plea ant taste the child will not refuse to take It. Buy 30 cent or N bottle of your druggist and save the child rom sickness. You should remember that a not likely to catch colds and fever diseases.
 Mrs Curry. of Trowbridge. H., attributes the remarkable health of her child to Dr. Caldwell 8 Syrup Pepsin, which she gives regularly in these disorders. Mrs. Everso1e, of Hinsboro, H., is irans to say that the present good condition of derfnl remedy Try 1t in your own family and see If you cannot share these opinions. Every bottle is guaranteed to do exactly as we claim and the purity of ingredients Is also vouched for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-23
NEGRO CONNECTS
 JUMP INTO WAGON
Vehicle Finally 0vertaken Near
 SIoss Mines
CARS RUN TO BESSEMER
Steam Roads Do Heavy Business. Bessemer National Bank In Pros porous Condition-Other
 News of Bessemer.

Bessemer, May 22.-(special. )-Three ne- gro convicts, John Edwards, Louis John son and Henderson Hill, each serving a long term for larceny, tried the quick getaway scheme this morning, and if Johnson had not been a poor excuse for driver no doubt the trio would have been running now
 The men in custody of Guard Perkins were engaged in repairing the streets on Clarendon avenue. Evidently they ar rived at the conclusion that their serv- ices were worth more than 50 cents per day, and if the city could afford to pay them that much for services rendered, they could go back to the mines' and double the amount. At a given signal, each man knocked the pick that he was using off of the handle, and without even giving the Thigh sign" to the guard, started off at a Brooklyn handicap gait. They took charge of a horse and wagon belonging to William H. Judson, and be- fore Guard Perkins could recover from his surprise, were well along the road to craps and liberty. All went well until SIoss mines were reached, when in try ing to make a smooth wagon length turn, .he wagon capsized, and the stripes took a tumble. Capt. Hanby and Capt John son of the mines saw the mishap and ar rived on the scene before the convicts could get under way again. They were taken in charge and a telephone message sent to the city to send officers. The team was returned to its owner. and the men are now locked up on charge of grand larceny and trying to escape while prisoners.