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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-16
New PIPING

The increasing demand for piping has
made the progressive dressmaker seek
for some more perfect and easy method
OF making her dress trimmings. The
shops are now Showing bias-seamed
tapes MADE Of good quality and in every
shade.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
THE roRx-s VIEW POINT

The Juneau TrsnSsript~SsyS the Peo- p,e of SkscwSy have 10 cause to com plsip O! the acuous oJ Gov. HoEEsu al Washington heSaGse he wsS endorsed foS appointment as governor by those o' Jhis city. Ina, he violated the promise which he made to secure the endorsements the Transcrip, thinks unworthy os further notice than course ho-se-laugh, which il emiIS.
 That serves to recall that the Tran ssrip, and other Juneau tories have hossted that Ju7esuite> have voted for territorial government ia Alaskan COG v,0,io7s for the sole purpose Oi secGc- fnC coarra oE those conventions and yhsl they have s5teywsrd soae out oi ths coaveot5ous Snd renewed sO oppoSi- ton to the principles to which they had US, gwen tbe5r support It hss brsg- Ce5 tas, thls IS "soo5 politjcs,' "
 I1 short the Juneau tories brszsnly b-as that # one csn gain point for hfs sslash interests ia politics hy break, sas fAlth and lying like cCmDon stree, eeSSsz his 'rdupes' have DO. cause fo- complaint. They osli thai .,-ood pOljtjcS- Those Vho expect a square 5esl in anything thai hss any. tainS 70 5o with politics, according to. them. are simply ft subjects for ridic0le,
 Yet rooe .bavls louder thsn these. same Javiss when attention is called to. the tsct thSl the uoiesty oi the honest lovers q American principles oigovern- 2e1t Cssfding s, Juneau, in refusing to force the tories ot their town from the fro1, o' the stAse, Is causing a feeling oi dsssrust ot and sltipi,hsy for Juneau to grow 10 all sections Of AlSskS,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
Annrio.tion for Asdi,ionaI Entry
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 y.S. Land Oshoe Q, Joneau, A2a,l,, -,-
 NorrcrTs EERERy GIVEN that NORTH. V-FSTEEN FISHERIES COMPANY, Assignee cT Mary Belle SGckcJt hcinE entitled to the A-uuFtS of Section 2s0S Ot the Revised statutes aT The United states granting additional iHU1 -s soT l,ers and sailors who served in thc War n' he Rebellion. does hereby apply co enter tHe land embraced int =. Survey 50. h7ls NlllaIFs 60 the head and Or the NortherulN shore oi Nl..- lo0t Inlet Alaska, more particularly uessTl7eu
 rr-fnnlrsas appoint at ordinary high water marx on North shore Of ChiikooJ Inlet granite E-rwIder tNsNs feet showing feet ah5Eg Efo4na ggfth \ st corner point and marked Beg. Cor NSnT S FSs whence Smoke stack o' e0nBrd s Jaunery eeaTs S s6 4eA,gsN q. minutes E.. about S's miles P2lul Ken hasrs \. sS deErees "a minutes E. about t.s miles. thence IDe8uteTing hiEh wafer marx CEfIga1t met. tSt course =. 7N dCErcgs gn mn 1res ". 800 chs. 2nt course North M eeEFetN G~ minutes " g. 70 chs. 70 point From WnHel S. B. Cor cf main cannery building bear S TsFerraas r- ruraargS W. ard course. & % degrees minutes VI % chs 4th course, S. @ GCEF'gs rr minutes W. q chs. Sth course S. q oeGFFe~ sn minutes W. G61 chs. to Cor. N0.2 at ordinary hiCh water mark rom which N4FEan t"iut heaTS So, a dCguges f9 minutes t. .4925l t - miles smoke stack Of lConar5S thnnfrE 15ars S SQ LeErogy "a minutes E., about sh miles ghenceN 2 degrees O minutes W rnl chs 70 Cor \ Es Etaujte rock 21N6NS ius. ls iuS sn
 
 AerreesU O minutes E.. le. gs chs. Co Cor No. a. granite ruck marked =. 6Ns Cor, NO, thence <. degrees Q minutes E. -.51 chs. iNI Cor Nc.l thc place ot beginning. Area .',la heres N aCnelic variation st sll corners &3 de- rreeS q minutes E., As additional to her original homestead entry on the W. ts4oi S.N .a, and Lai ot Sec iol TWp, lS5 \. os R. se W.,Si3l. p N Minnesota which she entered August lulh fS-E. her homestead No. a65o at Fergus Falls Nfon FIG. 2s6~
 Any and sil persons claiming adversely any n1Fff67 aT the above described tract ol land hFe rss7 rE-ef to RC vi n the cEister and Epcg'ycT rf Jhr T. S Land Office at Juneau. A.hsAt' frefr adverse claim thereto under Caih luEluE fNe uprind or publication, or within @ 92Es tbertafter or they v m De barred by provisions uf the statute. e -........
 NORTHWESTERN FS HERES COMPANY
 AsSiEneeof Mary Belle SEgket IT FSgEREBY ORDERED that thc iorcEoipe Notice be pubiIshed Ca the Daily Alaskan pT!ht- ,sH st SRaevay Alaska, for the sthtutory period, JOHN W. DUDLEY Register
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
No Taxation Required

The fact IS, and it can be demon, strSte6 beyond the poSSj bilily Of sue eeSstul cootradictjo1, that the suaus, cost of maintaining a terTitoUIa, or other form Of popular home govern menL euoaomically administered would not be such as Co .ueceSSjJsJe a single dollar oi direct taxation, When that proposition is aslly denied, the Miniug News will undertake Jo demonstrate it's trulh.-KetchiSsu Min ing News.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
MAY PROVE FATAL
When wiu Alaska People Learn the
 Imp srtancs Of IJ

Bscksche is only simple thing at 6rst;
 But when you know tis from the kidneys;
 That serious kidney troubles follow
 That diabetes, Bright's disease may be tho fatal end,
 YoU will gladly profit by the fOlNow, ing experience,
 William BumgSCjner, retired, or +s+ Water St, Salem, Ore, says: "i speak from psrsousl experience wheu | say that Deans Kidney Pills do all that is claimed for them in curing kidney com plsint and bsckache. had felt the need of sEch remedy Tor good long while but did not know just what l should use. I have found thst many medicines are worthless and that even physicians prescriptions d) not always prove effective. When ! read ot Deans Kidney Pills, however, | was Induced 10 procure a supply. The back che and irregular condition oithe kidneys which hsd annoyed me, quickly gave way on beginning to use your remedy and l was restored to condition ot ease and com tort lean recommend Deans Kidney Pills to anyone in need Of such a medicine"
 For sale by all dealers, Price 90 cests. Fosser,Milburn Co, Buffalo, \, ". sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the nRme-D0an 's--aud take no ether,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

The Jao2oese ambassador to the UaIoe5 States offers a psnscss for the rsce troubles between Asia and the West Ia s recent speech he urged the Jspsness students iu the United States to uarry. beautiful American women. With au appreciation for thrift as well 2s au eve co beauty, he adds that they should marry the daughters oI Anerl- csu utlEooaires, Nothing was said s5oat getting the consent Of the Amer car young women.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

The New York Tribune, referring so Esbvaic- Americans who gre in high oSees. uistaklugly clsssiHeS Senator Anksnv. o' Washington, ss a Jew. Senator Ankely is just a plain, common American iron '-old Nizzouri. The Tr-Saos was probably lesa into its erro- 5ecsuse q the Senator's troot rNue-Lsevl.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
20 per cent. discount
Notice ot Settlement Of Final
 Account

la the Matter Of the Estate oi- Jacob Bloom Deceased,
 Notice is hereby given that he aG- niaistrstor has fled 10 Jhe Coited States Commissioner Court st Skag way, sitting iu Probate bis 6ual az count ss administrator Of the above en- titled estate, and ihe cOHri has tEe, Friday March $, Iaa7, al o'clock ID the afternoon as the time Of hearing and settling said account. All persons having, therefore, anything to say why said account ShoUlI not be settled and approved, are hereby notified to naSc their appearance in said court, ou said day and date and hour and make their allegations iu that behsf.
 Emil kCraCh,
 Administrator, Jan. to March s lg07.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

Why would il no, be ls good thing to turu that Central American war matter over to Billy we]ch: He, DO doubt, would give the police the tip that would cause the arrest o' the right parties.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
NOTHING DOING
 THIS YEAR

The proposed Portland and Alaska steamship company win not begin operations this year at least. The Portland Chamber oi CommeUce and the Portland Commercial Club finally tuned the whole proposition down.
 The agitation has not died, however, and the matter might c2me up oI any tune.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

The Dawson News says that Senator Curtis. of Kansas is s full Slood h. dian. sod that doubt Is felt ss to his ability to hold down his Jo6. It is Dot cutie So strong S that. Senator Curtis IS ooe-euar5er Indian, and ttere is DO doubt ss to his ability.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
SKAGwAN WEATHER

The result of the observation tak'O st Moore wharf st midnight Feb. ea. 1907, is Ss follows Temperature time ooservat'n s6 aHore Max. temp. preceding 24 hOUrs,.S- abovC Min h above Mean " .,ls shove
 Barometer y 9&
 Sowing, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

Jim Hill IS predicting calamity, Be sauzsa Nave another scheme up his sleeve the accomplishment Of which requires a bear market
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

Seua5or Bailey will have to be oO his good behavior for long time anyhow, 70 6emoassrste that it was not coat of whi5evssh. Re was, a; least, in mighty hS6 company.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
BOND MINES
Seattle People Get Option
 on Chichagotf

W. ?, Mills, Joseph Simmons and H, c. Tapscott, oi Sitks, have bonded their interests in the famous Chichagof min ing properties, to James Casey and Charles E, Howard, ot Sesttle. The amount Of the bond Is not stated but it is said that it amounts Co more than sloo,oo0
 The sssSy> from this property have run as high as SI6po a ton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
DAWSON DEFECTIVE
 Al GOOD WORK

Billy Wslch, formerly of Dawson new
 inc head Of the Canadian Detective bureau. is doing some gcod work 'u the UnRed States ssl well as Canada, He has solved, it is believed, the Belliug- hSn murder mystery and he captured for Portland people s high~6nsncier that was spending much ot other peoples money before he was caught
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

AZ the dshcScsss oi the ss&saa st the Pack TrAla Restaurant,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

A great opportunity to save money See Behre1ds' sd.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
20 per cent. discount

Fur cans and mitss st ClSrson's, If
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagwsy, February 26, l91-

Skagwsy, February 2o, l9t1. The weather coodiJioas aJ SkaEvay for the q hours prece5jng noon lo3a, were as follows.
 Max, Temp p...........-.34 above aero Min. ..-.........I6 above r Mean " ........-...S4 ah3ve Temp, at uoon. n...-.....-.li above PCec. c.pitstion, .......-- .o-
 Fl. n. Clark,
 Volunteer [. =. Weather observer,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions:
 J. W. Akin and $. B. Johnston to D. A. Gould, lots 8 and g. in block IS c, Ensey; consideration $3350.
 Ideal Land and Improvement company to D. l., Massey. lot Tn companys survey In Woodlawn; consideration s900
 Mitchell MeAlpine to Sanders Walker, lot in survey of Woods property; con- sideration $900.
 Nathan Goldstein to H. H. Williams, south half of lot 2. plat of Bellview; con- sderation S1s50.
 Mary V. Zel to John W, England. east 50 feet of lots 49. 50, 51, in Behren's addi- tion to Birmingham; consideration s2000
 Mountain Terrace Land company to Paul Danner, lot 54 in Mountain Terrace; consideration $4200.
 J. F. Walls to Mrs Annie McElham- mon, lot II in block l. Ensley company's 8 addition to Ensley; consideration s9oo.
 Minnie Watson Greer to Mcclure Real ty and Investment company, lot in block S2 being 50 feet on south side of Third avenue and Twenty-third street; consid- eration s15,o00.
 John Dillon to Joe Engel and Victor En- gel. lot r in block 45. West End; consid- eration $2eoo.
 Ensley Land company to w. R. S.e=s-t lots r and IS in block 15I, Ensley; consld eration S950.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
FOR SALE SOUTH HIGHLANDS
FOR SALE AT ONCE.

2113 First Avenut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
MEMBER OF CHURCH
 FOR EIGHTY YEARS
MRS. MAHAN DIES AT THE AGE OF 93-DElEGATlON WILL GO TO MONTGOMERY IN REGARD TO BILL.

Hartselle, August 6.-(Special.) )-Mrs. Elizabeth c. Mahan, widow of Captain Matthew Mahan, died on the 9th instant at the home of her son, Captain NJ K Mahan, near Hartselle at the advanced age og 93 years. funeral services were held from the Methodist church here last Tuesday morning at 10:30 a. m., services being conducted by Rev. L. F. Parrish Mrs. Mahan was for eighty years a con tinuous member of the Methodist church. joining In her twelfth year.
 After a lingering illness Lyman Morris died last Tuesday morning at the resi- dence of his sister. Mrs Robert Sobotka at Hartselle, and was buried today at the Hartselle cemetery.
 delegation of citizens left here last Monday for Montgomery, where they go to confer with their representatives in the senate in regard to a bill now pending In the senate, seeking to divide the terms of the Morgan county and equity court recently established at Decatur
 $. E.. Stewart is at Montgomery this week.
 J. L. Draper is spending the week at Montgomery.
 Miss Lucia Barcliff is spending the week with her friend. Miss Nolia Lee of Birm- ingham in camping party at Reed $ Gap.
 Miss Sadie Barnett has returned to Huntsville.
 w. B. Morrow and family of Decatur are here this week with relatives and friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
WHITF & HEFIIN
FOR SALE.

Real Estate and Loans. 419-420 Brow
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 2373
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
GREATER DEMAND
 FOR GOOD LAND Expansion in Alabama and
 Georgia is UnceaSing MANY NEW INDUSTRIES
Large and Increasing investments of Capital Are Noted In Both States and Sales of Land for All
 Purposes Are Greater.

Columbus. Ga. August 6-(specia1.)- dex will say tomorrow in it's regular week ly issue:
 ''The steady increase in the number of manufacturing plants, the substantial and unceasing expansion of cities and towns and the construction of more steam and electric railroads in Georgia and Alabama, to a degree unprecedented in the history of the two states, have made lands more valuable and caused them to be in greater demand. This is true alike of suburban, timber mineral and farm lands. The ex- lstence of a new industrial era. the per manency of which is guaranteed by large and increasing Investments of capital, both local and from other sections is inn parting new values to lands, thereby, giving more nearly commensurate import ance to property that in a large measure is not only a barometer of business pros- perity, but a basis of commercial worth.
 Among land transactions reported to The Index this week are the sale of a large number of suburban residence lots at Washington Ga., the sale of 150 lots Tn
  chase of 50 acres of land at Waycross Ga. to be divided into building lots, and the sale of a large tract of mineral and tim Der land in the Gadsden, Ala, territory, to be developed by the purchaser. In a Georgia county a 20O0 acre tract of farm land has been sold for a price that a few years ago would hardly have been considered. At Albany, Ga., a company has been organized, with capital stock of s25,ooO and privilege of increasing to $1 ,o0o, 000. by Georgia and Illinois capitalists to grow pecan and fruit trees.
 Among other things reported by The Index this week are: Bottling plants La Grange Ga, and Andalusia, Ala; cotton mill. Athens, Ga.; cotton mll enlarge ment Anniston. Ala; furnace enlarge ment Sheffield, Ala; open hearth fur naces, Ensley Ala. ice factories, Augus- ta, Ga, and Andalusia, Ala, knitting mill enlargement. Augusta, Ga; railroad, from Calvert, Ala. light plant enlarge ment Douglas. Ga; four school build ngs, two at Montgomery, Ala, and one each at Wrightsville, Ga. and Eufaula, Ala: $50o0 church building enlargement Roanoke, Ala: depots, Birmingham, Ala, and Cordele, Ga. hotel to be enlarged, Cordele, Ga; jail, Etowah county, Ala bama; 63 blocks of sidewalks to be paved, Anniston, Ala; sewers and paving, Mont gomery, Ala. $20. .000 school building, Liv- ingston, Ala. three warehouses, banks, Brinson, Ga.; and Eatonton, Ga; resi- dences: business buildings and fourteen new corporations with total minimum cap ital stock of $24S500. Increase of capital stock of Alabama corporation from $2000 to $3,000,000 is reported"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
FOR SALE.
S75o-55x1W;

S3750-55x160; 10th avenue, between 18th
 and 17th.
 s7250-12th avenue, Norwood; elegant res- sl0.000-New residence: modern; block of
 Highland avenue. S2750-56x140; Avenue "H," near 20th St. sG5O0-60xl9o; steam heat; modern res. S1900-Avenue "E." between 10th and 16th i;
 improved
 s50oO-12th avenue, south; g rooms; fur
 mace.
 5000 Modern home: 100 feet; Smthfield. $5750-R Residence, 18th street. south; 57x2o0. S2400-B Beautiful lot: 29th street. Norwood. s12,0O0-Near Highland avenue and 10th St. N3,5o0-Modern home; Highland avenue SIP o00-10Ox100: 18th street: corner; rents
 s1900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
Honor for John Redmond.

Woodford. Ireland. August 6.-The mu- nicipality of Wexford today unanimously voted the freedom of the city to John F. Redmond. leader of the nationalist party in the house of commons, in recognition of his parliamentary work for Ireland. This action is regarded as significant, es- pecially as the last representative or the county in the house, Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonds, resigned because of his objections to Mir Redmond's policy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
Boston Wool Market.

Boston, August 6.-The volume of trans actions in the local wool market con- tlnued large, although the surface indi- cations are seemingly quiet. Several large sales have been made to prominent New England manufacturers, and prices ar. generally firm. Shipments have been about normal, but local holdings are in- ereasing. Fine grade of woolens are still fin demand. and prices are still strong,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
w. B. LEEDY & GO Phones 42. l12 North 2.st St.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. S25 per ft-11 ave. cor. $l0G1-62 1axle0. 1i ave. near Ina st. S20 per ft-19 st., 13 and Ii ayes. S6000-S-room res, 24 st.. new, modern. s5250- 2-story res, 9 st., near 12 ave. $Sl50-Pretty Groom cottage, N. + st. s2l50-6-room cottage, IS st., and g ayes. sl6,500-Northside cor, close in, rents $1620. S10,0O0-W. 20 st. place. rent SS5 month. s125 per ft-2 ave, 2 st, quick profit. $500 per ft--Big bargain, 3 ave. cor. $5000-3 ave. lot near 15 st. s21 ,000-Northside cor, big lot. rents S2620. s10,50o-Large southside cor rents Sl50O s440o-Ave. G.. 27th st.. houses, rents S54o. sll ,500-Handsome Higld, ave. cor. res. s2000-llgld. ave. lot, near 30 st. s2750-Large lot. "a block of S 20 st. s1o, o,000-Mountain ave home. big cor. lot. We rent. sell and insure houses.
 R. M'coNNELl & CO.,, Phones Sl0 2107 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
$5500.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

$750-Two lots. one corner, one block from Rising station, others are asking this much for ono lot.
 S1b0-Two lots. making IT feet front faryew park, two blocks from Ann Street station, South Ensley line. $2500-Only $500 cash. balance monthly, Groom cottage, one block from car line, 18th street, Woodlawn, can move right in, city water, electric lights, stone walks. bath room, etc.; call quick
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 Fist Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
Ohio's Oldest Man Dead.

Tifin, O., August 6.-Jenerson Scott, undoubtedly the oldest man in Ohio, is dead at the Seneca county infirmary. Ger tificates issued under the seal of the state of North Carolina declaring Scott to be a free man show that the man was born on July 1. 1794, in Halifax county, that state. His age is therefore over 113 years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
War Balloon Battalion.

Berlin, August 6.-It is reported that the German was ministry, owing to the suc- cess of the latest military airship, in- tends to ask the Reichstag for an appro- priation to defray the expenses of form ing second balloon battalion. The oa'- talion will be located temporarily at rc- gel, and later will be transferred to Metz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
FOR SALE.

s6500-I.ot 100x19S; most desirable lot on Hickory street; one block from High land avenue. Terms. $7c50-Beautiful new home near Glen Iris; two blocks from car line; best of terms. If interested in a home don't fall to see this.
 s10, ,000--South Highland residence 10- rooms; servants house In yard; lot 50x1S6. Terms. s60o0-S-room residence near Glen Iris, one-half block from car line; servants house in yard: lot 50X156 $2250-Modern broom cottage on Avenue F car line; lot 50xi90. A bargain. Terms to suit.
 s35e0-Nine rooms: St. Charles avenue. West End. Modern lot 50x14o. Terms TWO broom houses in Kingston; very cheap
 AS F per cent investment we offer a bargain on South Highlands.
 WHITE & HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans 419-420 Brown
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
Explosion Caused by Shell.

Toulon, August 6-The official inquiry into the explosion here August 2 of ons of the 100 milimetre guns of the French training ship Couronne, as a result of which three men were killed and seven wounded, has found that shell exploded In the gun before the breach was closed, but whether the explosion was simply an accident or was due to negligence has not yet been determined
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY loaned saiaried people and oth- CTS without security; cheapest rates.
 esiest payments; offices fin sixty-three principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first D. H. Tol- man, room 14 Watts Bldg. aOo6 ThiiI ave. e-1-1y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07

$1250-5-room. Woodlawn; $3O0 cash bal ance $lo month. $1200-Cottase near North highlands car; rents $14 month. $3750-2-story new; near 20th street loop line; easy payments. $3300-2-story 7-room; 12th ave- south; oc- cupied by owner, but will rent for $35 month $2Oo to s425 Each-For choice West End lots; all eyes now on progressive West End. $G000-New modern South Highland home every modern Improvements terms.
 FRANK M'DONALD.
 21l1 First avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07

Fresh stock of fancy groceries and fixtures in first-class condition at Five Points. Toe on the dollar in bulk. Ex- cellent stand, an unusual opportunity. Act now If you want this
 NORRIS REAL ESTATE GO. Bell Phone 1872. 216 N. goth St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
ONE GENT A WORD

SAIEs-one cent word day, no nd. tnken for less than 25 cents Tor hrsf insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-07
LOST SPRAYED OR STOLEN.


 LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN-At or near Spaulding, Ala, July 26, one Scotch collie dog about months old: answers to name of "Lassie." Tag No. Go, James Bonnyman, Birmingham, engraved on collar Finder return to or notify mo at 50l Woodward Bldg, and receive ward. James Bonnyman. S-6-it LOST OR STOLEN-At the Florence no- tel. August 1. between and o'clock, one gold tllgree fountain pen; initials P. G. J. engraved on same; finder will please communicate with A. H. Hudson, Paymaster care Western Steel Car and Foundry company, Annston, Ala, and obtain reWPrd S-4-4t S1RAYED-Fro Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron companys store at CoalhuIe, Ala, night of Tuesday, July 30 1907, oae white mare mule crippled in both fore legs; had swelling under right fore shoulder from shot wound. harness scars on both shoulders harness sears on both hind legs: last seen near New Castle: s1o reward for return to ]. Il. Shaffield, Storekeeper. S-7-3t-wed