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Young Peoples Conference

A conference OF young people connected
with the Presbyterian churches OF Central
Falls, Cranston and this city was held at
the First Presbyterian church on Broad
way last evening After several musical
selections were rendered Dr. Il. 9. Simp-
son OF Cambridgc. Mass. was Introduces.
No spoke In a general way ON the future
prospects Of tho Presbyterian church In
this section ol the country.
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GAS MEN STRIKE;
BORDEAUX DARK

Bordeaux. Dec. 1.-THE city was I'm ut
ter darkness last night as the result OF a
strike of gas men and employees or the
electric light companies, who are de-
manding an increase in pay.
All business houses were compelled To
nIncA Mt niRhtfall.
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fade quickly be bigger better and
the Canadian Pachhc is said 90 be trying
sdetrack the city by making the southern terminal through
railroad OF glorious prospects
Boston, she would lose her main support New
England trade yh passing Of the control of the Boston and
Maine foreign hands
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who have heretofore supported him the Republican ranks
because of his great popularity with the people other
presidents days of political omnipoence
numbered will the followers to find agreeable quar-
under other leadership and the of the
ervaves the promising for those who seek the fhpots OF
Egypt? strong candidate who could the confidence
of well OF the might
Does Col. Bryan fill the bill?
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-14

Some eleven hundred aborers that put the rolls OF
Chicago shovel after of January
city service commission be still in the ciys
increased July but the emer
shoveers decreased the
given number Chicago insists all the medals
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as shown. with a ribbon run through
slashes cut In the material: or II may be
left to hang In loose-flowing lines from
neck TO hem. In the latter development
the mandarin neck effect, with collar
omitted. would be most appropriate, while
the sleeves might be finished with or
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-14

Though away wise for the Democrats to
that The leaders will have
couple bright days for folks make dark pros
poets give way bright hopes is the Denvertes
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-14

1t is desired commission Goldheld really
works the all If the demand fol
troops the rest of the world should
know about it.
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the thirteenth but Sunday the fifteenth that the
New don't like There is be another blue Sunday there
Still laws blue Sunday better than the red one OF
license?
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field for the best There
plenty of him. judging by reports of the politicians
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The bodice illustrated is charming design for waist to
company a carriage coat and skirt costume.
The model designed for with suit OF blue CLOTH and
cloth with fitted crossed bodice sections of dark
embroidered chenille and gold The chiffon
cloth used for the upper sleeve sections and the little sed
side sections the bodice The yoke and long sleeves
of sheer white Mechin lace
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-14

Possibly Jeff Davis feels better AT rate the country
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-14

WHO will be lucky will he be lucky who gets the Repub
craftsmanship?
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Combinations of materials is decid-
cdly the thing this season. For exam
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-13

then the other, and the gallant riders were sprawling on the ground, while the Shah laughed so consumedly at the lIdicrous spectacle that he was oblig- ed to dry his eyes with his handker- chief. "All you want is little prac- tice" he gasped between his paroxysms of laughter, as the fallen heroes picked themselves up and began ruefully to brush the dust off their garments.
 On another occasion his Majesty put several of his most adipose and grave courtiers on roller skates, and was so .corvulsed by their antics that he had to command them to desist.
 But perhaps no living sovereign rel ishes a joke of this kind more heartily than the irrepressible King of Spain, who is never so happy as when he is shocking his grave and deeorous cour- tiers Only the other day, it is said, he interrupted an interview with one of his ministers to show him how cleverly he could turn a somersault, an acro- batic feat which he also performed for the benefit of Queen Alexandra a short time ago in one of the corridors of Buckingham Palace,
 Francis l. practiced some cruel jokes ol Jacob Paul von Gunding, an emil rent scientist, on one occasion dressing up a monkey in clothes similar to those wcrn by the professor and making the latter embrace him in public and ac- knowledge him as his own son, and on Gundling's death the King had his body dressed in State uniform and buried in a wine eask.
 Charles III. loved to go abroad il disguise, assailing his subjects in tht ccarsest terms. He. would enter thu shops of vendors of hreakable materi sls. and taking I'D a, mirror or drinking glass would let it fall to the ground laughing unrestraipedly at the damage that he had done and at the abus, that was showered on him. And, t give but one more. example, Peter tht
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BRIDEGROOM MUST PAY PEN-
 ATTY.

A singular marriage custom prevails among the French Canadians in Que- bee After the morning marriage service in the church the bridal party in caleche or carriole make a tour of calls upon relatives and friends dur ing the day and then return again to church for vespers.
 Before the evening dance at the brides new home comes the supper. When the company rise from the ta- ble the bride keeps her seat and some one asks with great dignity: Why does madam wait? Is she so soon in bad grace ?"
 She replies: Somebody has stolen my slipper. I cannot walk"
 Then they carry her, chair and alls into the middle of the room, while a loud knocking announces. a grotesque ragged vendor of boots and shoes. He lSneels before the slipperless bride and tries on a long succession of old boots and shoes of every variety and size until at last he finds her missing shoe
 l The bridegroom redeems it for a lgood price, which is spent in treating the company If the bridegroom is not watchful they steal her hat and cloak, which he redeems in the same way, and they have been known to steal the bride, for which there must be liberal pay TheAevent of the eve- !, ming is a good jig, in which a guest volunteers to outdance the bride. If successful the visitor demands a prize from the bridegroom. -Pe Tears sons Weekly.
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sovERErGNs AS LISTERS.
Shah Put Dignified officials on Skates King Who Liked Rough House.

Although the Kaiser has been known to allow one American millionaire to slap him heartily on the shoulder, and another to tell him that he is "a jolly good fellow without showing trace of offended dignity, says the London Tit-B Bits, he is said never to permit the least familiarity from even the most exalted of his subjects.
 And yet no monarch better enjoys a joke at the expense of his officials, as was recently proved by remarkable photograph presented by him to an ad- miral who usually accompanied him on his yachting expeditions On a recent trip this admiral was not present, and his Majesty, in order to show him what he had missed, had a wonderful photo graph faked representing a gigantic and fearsome sea serpent gliding through the water within pistol shot of tho imperial yacht,
 A more frolicsume monarch is the Shah of Persia, of whom the following story is told. During his last visit to Paris the shah, just as he was leaving his hotel summoned the two police in- spectors who always accompany him on their bicycles and begged the loan of their machines, as his court mar sh9l and chief chamberlain were anx- ious to try them. These dignified offi- ciais hld never been on a bicycle in their lives, and great was their con- sternation when their royal master commanded them to mount the unsta- ble steed and ride away
 There was, however. no escape, so summoning up their courage the two dignitaries tucked up their frock coats, got. somehow astride of their respective wheels and began to wabble down the Champs Elysees. They had scarcely gone half a half dozen yards, however, before crash! went one machine, and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-13
WHY HAIR TURNS GRAY.
Puzzling Question For the Doctors
 White Hair of Youth.

Although usually regarded as a sign of age, gray hair, or canities as lit is called in the language of medi-
 cine, is not always so. It may ap- pear early in life. even in the teens, In that case it usually affects young women rather than young men. A peculiarly about the gray hair
 of the young is that it is almost all ways entirely white and becomes so lsuddenly All the hairs are equally affected, and one seldom sees the mix ed color or iron gray, so common in those of middle or advanced age. Sometimes in the young, even in 1 children, there is one gray lock like
 an island in the sea of normally col ored hair about it. This is usually
 a family peculiarity, occurring in one lgeneration after the other
 The cause of the hair turning gray l is something that puzzles the doctors. The color of the hair is due to the deposit of pigment in the interior of each hair, and grayness follows the loss of this pigment. That is self evident, but the puzzle is what caus- es the pigment to disappear. Some have believed that it is due to the drying of the hair, which causes a shrlnkage of It's fibers, and so allows the entrance of air bubbles the re- fraction of light from which then gives the white appearance.
 The proof which is adduced in sup npt nr lac ic hair is put into the receiver of an air pump and the air is then exhausted the color of the hair may return more or less completely.
 Metchnikoff the famous bacteriolo- gist says the cause of grayness is the enetration into the hair of wander ing cells, resembling the white blood corpuscles. These cells, assisted by other cells, the aggregation of which makes the hair, seize upon the gram ules of pigment and destroy them.
 Nearly every one has read of in- stances of the sudden bleaching of the hair-even in single night-un- der the influence of fear, grief or some other intense mental emotion. That such cases have occurred is undoubt- ed, but the explanation by either of the theories above mentioned is diff cult.
 There is no cure for gray hair so far as is known. The use of curling irons is said to retard it's formation; perhaps if Metchinikoff is right by de- stroying the activity of the cells which consume the pigment.-Youth's Com panion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-13

Great loved at Christmas. time to take part in the annual sledge procession in which the clergy gorgeously attired, stepped at certain houses, sang carol and received charitable offerings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-13
Srt,,,ypn covDs

D VI lEWTIIN NUNJNs .Only one LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NlNE Remember full name, E. w. Grove on box 25c.
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LOST sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

n6ST~0n Norwood car or foTem61.
Joseph e Loeb's, a gold bead brace
let. Return to Age-Herald office re-
ward. 3-22-3t
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For Rent
RaslDEN Hs-N0RTHsIDE

IkEGi l. I'm . f4S--NOIt IlSlDB.
1910 Euah ave, 10 rooms, $50.
1908 18th St, rooms (April u, S35.
12l1 18th ST, rooms dune y, $50
1l30 nth st. rooms (April u, $50.
Fountain ave. and 18th St, rooms april
y, S31 80.
1910 12th ave, rooms tApril u, $50
i2l0 18th st (furnished). G rooms, april /
to July u, 80,
IL 16th street, rooms april 80.
$22.50-
CEs-soUTHsIDE.
G427 First ave. tWoodlawn), s rooms,
S25.
1o91a $. 10th st, 20 rooms tOct. d. slOo
III Avenue /. rooms, $50
901 18th street, rooms (Apri II, $40,
1917 10th avenue rarty in house will
keep : rooms at S25 If agreeable), .
rooms tApril -. $50
1909 18th ave, rooms GaD'' so.
AS 2fth street, 8 rooms april u, sec
ond floor, SIS.
1925 10th avenue furnlshed). ) rooms
tAprll u, $50
9t05 18th avenue, . rooms CApril -,
SIS.
$50 Goth street. rooms (Aprll y. $40
sd 22d street rooms (April u. s35
1722 14th avenue (furnished), rooms,
$40.
1722 14th avenue, rooms, $50.
1105 11th street, rooms, $45
10t2 Alabama street. 7 rooms, $40.
1900 12tn avenue. 6 rooms, sac
S2i ed street $35.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Second floor, 1921 81 ave-, 25x141, sl25.
2l04 LIST ave, 2jxi40 4 stories. 1928
22e2 Morris ave, 25XS2, stories, $77.
2012 list ave. 25X140, 4 stories, 5000.
2014 LIST aye, 25Xl40, stories, $500.
100 s. 10th St. 4Oxf5O (Oet. u, story, $50
1920 % ave. 2jXl40, Stories $780,
1872 I'd ave. 25XiiO, stories. $685.
Large stable, Ave. \, bet. 21st and 22d
SITS. stories, MAY y, 1925.
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REAL ESTATE.
Today's Specials.

Sl0.O0O-Rental $1,000. corner 1OOxllo; pros
pective business; 14-room dwellings,
store and dwelling; close to center.
s550O-Lovely new 7-room brick veneer
home, West Norwood.
sS5Oe-Buys > business lots close to the
center, on 10Th street
S5500-50xl90. West Norwood. 2-story, new
S-room home near 18th avenue.
$5750-50xz00, S-room, modern home, near
18th avenue. south.
SI00O-lO0xll0, corner, 10-room and broom
house.
Central brick. rental 5000 year.
S9O0o-Rental $i10O brick corner, lG0Sl4l;.
5000 cash and $500 time buys a large,
beautiful subdivision fronting ear liue,
DC fare, lots released as scld
Sl5OO-Pays L per cent, easy TERMS next
to good business street.
$500O-Rental $3.50, S-room, new modern
home, near 18th avenue, south.
$It0O-Brck, rental $3.50
S2250-Rental $3.50, 2 houses. 10th street.
$5000-Iroom home, 18th avenue, near @th
street, South Highlands; small cash
payment, balance easy,
$9500-Rental $1,000 high class, new .
story brick; steady, safe renter.
Sl0.0O0-Rental $l2C0: brick, 1C0Xl9n
Sit, coo Corner, 1G0Xl90; frame, rental 1920.
$500 cash and $50 month, broom home;
pretty lot. 18th avenue, Highlands,
cheap.
S6S5o-An elegant, stylish. S-room, modern,
|. 11th avenue, South Highlands home;
ban gain; large lot.
S5000-S1000 cash. balance like rent. modern,
2-story, 7-room home near 18th street,
South Highlands.
81 ,O00-100x19o. corner, with new midern,
S-room residences; Is cash, balance
easy.
10ox20O-9-room home. fronts Highland car
line. South Highlands.
S20e0-Must go before l. o'clock today il
ut all lots 50X14O each, goth avenue,
North Birmingham; 500 cash, balance
l and years.
$525O--Today only, 1ooxl90. improvements
worth $1,000; close to center terms TO
suit buyer. and a bargain.
We have others. to buy, sell or exchange
your realty. See us, and see us when
you need us, and we will serve you to
| the best OF our ability.
B. T.. EB0RN
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FOR SALE
S2000-Iiighland ave. lot near goth ST.
s2T50- Rhodes circle lot.
345OO-Large Sycamore st. lot.
$iO, 000-Large Highland ave. cor.
sl0,0C0-10-R. res. blk. Points.
s5D00-Elegant s. Hgld. cottage home
$40 .00O-Timmons' ave. home. big. deep lot.
sS500-Modern S. Higld. res. furnace.
$40 Pr Ft.-Choice lots near Glen Iris.
s2750-Large lot u blk. S. Goth st,
s32. 50O-3-story brick. rents $3.50 mo.
s23, 5OO--A bargain. 3-story brick 40xl00.
$50. G0O--Busness block. rents $3.50 mo.
$50, 000-Choce bus. property. pays p. C.
SIS c00-Thrd ave corner 50x100.
s5500-2-story res, 18th ave cor, 60x100.
s25. O0O-Close In. 5th ave. pays s p. c.
sS50-Nice n. 14th st. lot.
$40, OOO-West Goth st. property. rents $500.
s35o0-Nice cottage home. 20 st. near ave.
$2050-6cx140, 18th ave. cor, Norwood.
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Phones $40. 21O7 Third Ave.
Opposite court house
FOR SALE.
Ss500-Two valuable business lots, 25x100
each, South goth street. near Ave. &;
$500 per foot was once refused for these
lots.
s200O-sG00 cash balance one and two years,
7 beautiful elevated lots 80 feet front
each; near location of new shops to be
built by Frisco. at North Birmingham.
SlOO0-Good Groom residence in good re-
pair: also Groom cottage, 10 city lots
50x18O each; also 10 acres, wells. fruit.
etc Fruithurst. on Southern.
SMITH G. STILLMAN,
205 and 206 Hood Bldg.
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FOR SALE-A first-class, gentle we'll
broken young mule, with spring wagon
and harness If desired. Apply to BIZ
mingham Boarding Stable. 1918 Second
avenue. $500
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SAPOL 10
LIKE A GOODeTEMPER SHEDS A
BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE.
FOR SALE-Cheap

S3500--3 good lots, 1 corner with new
broom cottage, large barn, good fences,
also store rented and doing good bust
ness, rents for $500 per month,
block car line. Woodlawn. This is an
extra good bargain.
$2000-$500 cash. balance easy, good
room cottage. all improvements, cor
ner lot on car line, 9th St, East Lake.
$1750-s250 cash, balance SIS per
month, good room cottage, lot 100x200
faces south, 3rd Avenue, East Lake.
s550-Choice lot 50X150 on car line
East Lake
CHAS. SUMMER
22H \. TMenty-secOnd street.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Registers Sale.

hSSiobCi oolCs
l. F. Young, individually and as guard
Ian, etc, ct ais, complainant, VS.. Will
liam NJ Jordan. defendant. No. ALB
Chancery court.
BY virtue of a decree rendered at the
present term A. D.. 1907, of the chancery
court, at Birmingham, Jefferson coun-
~. Alabama, In said cause, | Shall pro-
coed to sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash, at public auction, at the court
house door, in Jefferson county. in the
city of Birmingham. within the legal
hours of sale. on Monday. the LIST day of
April. A. D., 1907. the following described
real estate. to-wit: Lot eight 8), and the
west half CIV. ~ of lot seven "a, in
subdivision II" of block 107, of the Ely
ton Land companys survey of the city
OF Birmingham. the same being a 'front.'
age of thirty-seven and one-half (371D
feet on the south side of Morris avenue
and extending back eighty-two and one
half (s21s) feet of uniform width, to the
property of the South and North Alabama
Railroad company, situated in Jefferson
county, Alabama. j. w. ALTMAN,
3-i6-3t-sat Register in Chancery.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
S-room modern, house; large shady lot
only $40 per month. See this quick
For SALE.

o-IoOIi hipdtlii iiohots iehl . eiiohS lNNi
only $40 per month See this quick.
For SALE.
Several nice cottages on easy payments.
Lots from 800 up, s. per month, no in
terest no taxes.
Ten beautiful, lots on South Bessemer
car line in scent limit, at $3.50 each.
Two beautiful lots near Fairview on South
Ensley ear line; easy payments. To see
them is to buy them.
$3.50 each. Other lots like them selling at
$3.50 and these will soon double Only
$40 cash and $40 per MONTH
y modern s-room, two-story frame resi-
d,nce, in good conoitlon, large, beau
>tiGply SHADED lot, one block car line, on
SCUM Highlands, :. $65d0; easy pay
ments If desired
100 acres, suitable for sub-divlding, only
900 per acre. Here is a chance to make
500 per cent in a little while.
200 acres coal land, Black creek veir,
just opened, A. inches five feet fire clay,
immense amount gray and pink build
ing stone. We have railroad, creek and
outcrop, and can sell this for 800 per
acre for qui, buyer. A rare oppor-
tunity for practical man wh6 knows
good thing when he sees it.
s. acres in Shades valley, 91a miles from
urr house; fee simple, fine mineral
water and excellelA truck and fruit
land, for only 81; per acre; 40 acres adj
joining, minearl reserved for $40 Fer
acre.
Southern Land and Investment
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BoARDERs WANTED.
HELP WANrED-FEMALE.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

s0xfSSCGliey corner With Groom cottage:
has all modern improvements and attic
large enough for three rooms; thirty or
forty peach trees on rear end of lot
bearing. This is a nice home in the
Norwood neighborhood; $500. A. o. Lid
don & Co., 1914 Brown-Marx bldg. Peo-
pies phone $50. 3-I-tf
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B. r. EBORN
Fine Real Estate
Investment

We are Offering. at a bargain, large
number Of choice building lots (between
one and two hundred in the heart of the
residence district OF the thriving city of
Sheffield Must be sold all together Can.
not be split up. VERY little money re-
CURED FOR first payment Principals only.
Address 2. O Lock Rax ib5. Sheffield. Ala
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FOR SALE.

FOR sSALE-One Bignail * Keeler pipe
cutter and threader, up to four inches.
One table emery surfacing grinder. One
Daniels. wood planer. Perfect condi-
ton. Machinery Trading Co., Birming-
ham, Ala. S-lsrit
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5Ox150-7-room cottage with large base
ment, carriage house, stable on rear OF
lot: end of Owenton car line; $500 A.
o. Liddon &c Co., 1914 Brown-MarX bldg
Peoples phone $50. 3-21-1
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For Sale On
South Highlands

5000 Beautiful lot. facing east, all street
improvements. just off Highland ave-
nue.; terms.
$S5OO-Positlvely the most attractive lot
left for sale In the new section near
Lakeview. To see this is to buy it.
Terms.
ss5Oo-Handsome home, one block off
Highland avenue.
sS25O-We have this price for quick sale
of the nearest vacant lot on 10Th ave.
to the car line. Terms.
s625O-Beautiful cottage home; u block
of Goth street. Terms.
s6DOO-Handsom lot and lovely cottage
home east front. Terms.
$40, O0O-Lovely home just off Highland
avenue.
$4OOO-Positively the cheapest lot on
Iroquois street; 50 feet. all street i'm
provements; east front.
sS6OO-Handsome Sycamore street lot;
east front; all improvements.
81 ,OO0-Modern, beautiful home, large lot,
two short blocks from Highland ave.
Terms.
Remember tto. make a speciality OF
South Highland property. See us II you
want a lot or a homo in the hand
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FOR SALE-Arey City engine SX12, boiler
35-horsepower; No. 3 Wheeling mill and
belt all complete; 3 drays and chains;
carriage all for $500. Apply w. II. Sturd-
want, or in his absence, =. II. Harris,
Bamford. Ala. 3-25-t
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY loaned salaried people and others
without security; cheapest rates, easiest
payments; Offices In sixty-three princi-
pal cities; save yourself money by get
"a Watts bldg &c Third ave- Silly
TEN THOUSAND dollars to lend on i'm
proyed real estate in city or suburbs;
one. two or three years, sums to suit
borrowers. Attorney, 205 Jefferson Coun-
T., Savings Bank Bldg. 3-21-4t
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TYPFW RITERS-Nve have several ma
chimes. different kinds, sold for 500
new. that we will sell for s25. These
taken in part payment for the Column
bia visible Agents wanted every
where. Columbia Typewriter Co.. At
iorta Ga. 2-2s-tf