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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
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This column Is a regular feature of The AEe- Herald Women's Page, and all queries from read- will be cheerfully answered. For replies by
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

Another piece of news which has cre- ated much more Joy in Germany than the kaiser's visit to England is the fact that French Journalists and among these the editors of nearly all the most proml- nent French papers, have decided to visit Berlin in body,
 The French wielders of the pen are com ing uninvited, hut they wiz be, none the less welcome, because their visit is taken to be a sign that the French hatred of their conquerors of thirty-five years ago is about to disappear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
Tired Feet.

Franees-Tired, aching feet will surely bring wrinkles to your face and in a lL- tie while the pain will extend up into your legs. At night soak your feet in very hot water. Then rub them with vaseline. This will help. Then, when they are extra cold and tired, rub them with dry mustard and flour. Wash off in about five minutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
Rare Bargains in ParasOlS

The very essence of daintiness and cool con fort Our entire stock of fine Silk Parasols are really handsome-v values $4, S5, S6, $8 for to morrow $2, $2.5O, $3 and S4
 Ladies All Silk 26-inch Umbrellas solid colors only, embroidered border, worth $2.5O tomorrow only $1.5O. :! Burger D
 Goods Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

The Wife or Professor Burgess of Co., lumbia university, who is lecturing at Bann Is at work upon a portrait of Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of the Kaiser who is attending the lectures.
 The painting, which is said to be an excellent likeness, is to be presented to the Kaiser which Is sure to mean that the New York professor will not go back to America with an empty buttonhole.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
Health, Beauty

and a form s u b l 1 m e to those who take Willard
 White Co.'s Vaucaire
 Galega
 Tablets
 Bust Developer
 Flesh Food , and Tonic ] will make good healthy flesh, I a IT o1oHn tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

The Russian government is evidently determined to do away with even the sem blance of a free press. Scores of liberal papers who had dared to criticise the dissolution of the Duma have been heavily fined and many radical papers have been entirely suppressed.
 In Moscow alone the fines amounted to 5OOO roubles, several editors have been arrested and others escaped only by a nasty flight
 Among these latter is t,.. famous con stitutonal democrat and former Duma member, Gortschoff, from Elzabethgrad, who is thought to be on his way to America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
wilson Admits That
wrongly Quoted, but
,',l,rs to Be Silent.
n The HOLMES CASE
h Will Fire Any En-
p',rho Arranges to Give
in Advance.

psroS, June l2;msesitrsss =. S;tDess
= again upon the |1'NesS =
!. the trial Of E. D
q, vas questioned further
i. alleged purpose to sup
.,,;ou given him at the time
,,.m;ssal from the Depart
agriculture ,, r;,e,
The formal statement ,s,n e,ven
/. ,i,usss at the time Holmes
- secretary Wilson said be
4, The statement which was
q, but that it was the re-
4. .s ..tret service people who
"a he Holmes case. He de-
h = II s bad made no arrange
ssss with Broker Van hlpcr
-ssssiou Of names;
-.1s;ngton asked the witness
!; s;yen the secret service re, e..
n"bIic TO the prejudice of
=, rho government objected
.stion was admitted and the
nplicl:
n Tho American people had
IN report.
-5tiugtou then turned ms at-
rhsi nc mad charged tn he
I, :. yiola,ion of his own rules
,lr Of prematurely giving out
"a and in support OF his
q ouo,ed an interview given
,.'re,ary last fall in regard
sstiyc production of maca,
<, The secretary said he did
-br the interview, but that
4 -adc this statement it would
violation of the rule Of Sc
,be violation Of the rule was
Df ibe premature giving out
lion that comes 10 the Bu-
Sliisllcs.
fnd me- giving out that IN
be said. "the information
5 from regular sources, then
ny; 4 case against me. y
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c,linued the secretary. sit
Be q matter of breaking
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Frs,icsIly arranges 10 get in
] ard gives II ont and the
y % nv attention be will not
70 remain iong
ErETy WIS questioned at
grfpiog recent newspaper
Esliribuicd 10 him. He denied
" statements, but said that
b coriradicted any of them.
oGiladict statements credited
i,r newspapers. | would not
'et sbould charge me with
iSS they would charge me
rrIiets.
? s,5 adioC!ped until tomor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13

YES, EVERYTHING ABOUT Nc
DoNAI,D's DUTCH CHOCOLATES
Is DIFFERENT = EXCEPT THE
PRICE. OTHERS ASK AS MUCH,
so cents the half pound.
60 cents the pound.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
NWS IN RIOT
se'ner Meat Shops Of Cleve-
Erso With Serious Results

sAp O., June PA riot oc-
= IeSlsn district today as
/. han placed upon tho
: snopS. The Jews, ansernd
~ w islse of 4 cents a pound
E 10 bur and are urging
,g, y c,g, All Of the Kosher
=, Jelsd = Today by the women
y INC neighoorhood. De
III, Nsre stopped. meat was
issS W w and The shops closed
|ri 49,, .n.,'VneVitcl emerged from
I s,, sl ne MAS surrounded hy
Lr I"pllng 10 escape hc ran
IA poN a crowd of 800 gathered
M ssS.sefitch ssf was being han
wen rescued.
>',-,s mo Was buying meat was
~ and. her clothing tom OF
- were raided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
M RoRSIA EXCURSIONS

n y, inclusive. via Oregon
ird Southern Pacific. Great
H. slss ia San Francisco and
I. z and return, direct or one
gliand. See agents for rates,
y iaither particulars. City
Ia .0l Main sfrent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
EXCURSION EAST

p for teachers excursions
u snpil Line, June IA. Great.
s'cs 10 many Eastern
% y ag'n's for rates, limits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
4 q D. Evans.
|Ia6ass LtSHSSaimer, ~ Q has removed

! j. ayo and Wherry wish to
. p.,istna removal of their Offices
.lis M News Building to
\ DIV S0asia S%erssantile Annex, over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13

b Eng 40 has changed his
3 Ran . south Main street i,
N lor the summer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
'"'uKERS COMPLAIN
u rs.. p, .. = scnzoate of Soda
H,,0''d rOod prescrvative ''

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''s is.n.llns ogns i2.-The board .,
sll,S1pectlon OF tho 5era Depa,, Is
Z 4 s,ooSSs'ion ,oSs whether Y''finer,I.g iSe ,,ss
,sslul. 40 a preservatIve Is
slss q the Food A,ar,,.o
, ttsy or oral hearing. 'e'' Thn9 fn9
|..a Iosd use TO not permitted me- mTF
HcarsIk d preseryatiye ,hn,,. ,,sr
~ ihsi WIN he dcstrovsd isl'
,,st Of large part Of 1Geqr ibeir
SIS VII, viii supplying bnI,o,.,nl ore,g
u iT,a,!sup. es, ali of mlhfe- nhIe,,
n ,m of fifty pounds
II be reached in a few
hing Supply Co. Koaa..
- i42 Main strss. "uaks'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
wall Paper News

Filars,usI cut employ thirty first
sn Wbs.s nearly all the good
d a" "usre VN they carry the
w. W. Ebert 4 Co., 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04
PRESIDENT MAY GO
 THROUGH ARKANSAS
Iron Mountain Is Said to Have Pre- pared fer Movement of His Spe- ciaI Train-The Route Kept
 a Secret.

Unless present plans are ch anged,
 President Roosevelt will spend al most an entire day in Arkansas, after leaving Memphis, where he delivers an address at the Deep Waterways convention. He will, it is said, travel on a special train of the Iron Moun- tain which has been provided for him. His movements in this state cannot be ascertained, as for some reas on the utmost secrecy is being maintain ed. I is said that even the time Ci departure from Memphis will not oe divulged, as it is feared the crowds might inconvenience him.
 Much speculation is indulged as 10 the route which Mr. Roosevelt will take, and more particularly as to | whether he will pass through Little Rock. There are three routes, one Of which he has possibly selected. He could travel over the Memphis branch of the Iron Mountain as far as Wynne, and then go south via Helena, go di- rect from Memphis to Marianna and thence via Helena, or he could pass through Little Rock, and hence to Pine Bluff and McGehee.
 At the Iron Mountain last night it was denied that he is to pass through Little Rock, or in fact that he is to go over the system in this state, but it is stated on high authority that the movement of special train has been arranged and that an official of the road will accompany him.
 Strenuous investigation has failed to reveal that any assemblage of Ted dy bears has been made here in antic- ipation of the presidents coming, nor could it be ascertained that bears
 have been chained along the Iron Mountains right of way Perhaps the president does not intend to hunt in Arkansas anyway, but is merely sight
 seeing.-Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04

resed on a minor charge and Ellis and the Daniels woman hurried to the county clerks office and were mar ried. AS man and wife they will face juries in the circuit court soon.
 The Daniels woman came here only a few weeks ago from Little Rock, where she bore a bad reputation. The ningham were intimate friends while they lived in Little Rock and they give credence to the statements made by Cunningham, duplicating tn eoth- CT negroes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04
NINETEEN CENTS
 FOR KING COTTON

/ One of the biggest cotton sales of the season in regard-t price was made yesterday when the Far~ mers' Warehouse sold eleven bales of cotton for John M. Oracle to Frank Worrell, the local cotton buy ~er, for nineteen cents per pound.
 The staple measured one and~one quarter inches and brought over an average of s1oo to the bale.
 Cotton advanced 15 points to- day.
 Scott Stanford, a negro, on Maj c, R. Breckinridge's place, refused an offer today of 20 cents per pound for three bales of cotton.
 The average price for cotton today is quoted as follows: average hill ii 1-2 cents; average river, 12 1-2 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04
S.S.S. pnado edS9vkS 3vEses

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 free from eupon but when the blood becomes infected with dsgu skin disease The skin provided with countless and glands which act drainage system to rid the body that constantly through glands puF the skin oily blood filled acids these thrown of through e and glands
 only Acne Eczema Salt Rheu but syct d seay skin troubles with v washes lotions etc. is not along the line True
 discomfort add aids clear the trouble which
 blood and therefore have real curative effect gentle acting and perfect blood purifier,
 quickest down into the blood
 the circulation os the ohea
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04
ECR0ES MUST ! FACE 4 JURY
 In Ellis and Carrie Dan-
 els Indicted by the Grand 3ury After Being Releas- d by Justice Frazier
NE WAS BOUND OVER
'plty -Constables Bring About the
 Mdictment of Negroes Who Are sGharged With Burglarizing Drey-
 fNs Home.

Ohn Ellis and Carrie Daniels, ne- es, yesterday surrendered to riff c. M Philpot and after fur 6ing bonds for their appearance in circuit court at the re l&N time, were released. The ne- recently indicted on a IMf burglary and grand larceny. sA,re, ,elieved to have entered and hM. the home of Isaac Dreyfus on Msstreet some weeks ago.
 He Indictments were returned Mgt the man and woman several xRago, but the authorities were un- SNsto locate them and serve the m warrants, notwithstanding the Nthat several deputy sheriffs have mon the lookout for them since Bdictments were returned.
 mn after the burglary at the E of Mir. Dreyfus, Jack Cunning M John Ellis and Carrie Daniels, YSwas at that time employed as a nt at the Dreyfus home, were ar
 . Cunningham had some of the
 articles on him when arrested Mdmitted his guilt. He told a &htforward story about the bur M and declared that a man bellev-
 be Ellis, who was known to be &ly with the woman, and Carrie &ls assisted him in the burglary. Id the story again and again and bnce did he contradict himself,
 v Constables Dunk Stewart and
 rancis, who arrested the negroes, ed up the case and found circum-
 al evidence of a convicting na-
 hgainst the Daniels woman and
 At the preliminary hearing
 evidence was introduced
 St the three negroes, together
 the confession of Cunningham.
 thstanding this fact, Justice J.
 azier, before whom the negroes
 tried, dismissed the charges
 It Ellis and the Daniels woman
 bund Cunningham over to await ction of the Jefferson county
 jury When the jury was em
 Id recently an indictment was
 returned against Cunningham,
 blowing day two indictments
 eturned against the Daniels Wo-
 pd Ellis.
 Ellis and the negress were
 d by Justice Frazier the depu- 1; re so confident that they could N aconviction in the cases, they nt Sbefore Justice J. P. Knox and ured warrants for the negroes arging them with burglary, they 7ing already been tried on the nd larceny charge. The cases Iinst the negroes were pending Tn justice court when the Grand Jury estigated the burglary and indlct- tthain.
 ir6urh the efforts of a local attor- the negroes have given bond each Ie that they were arrested. lmme- talv after their second arrest they rrd that they were about to be ar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04
LADIES TEMPLE
 SOCIETY MEETING

The Ladies Temple Society will meet for it's first regular meeting this season next Monday afternoon at O. clock at the Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04

Mrs H King White solicits nr. 'ere Tor al, xinds of cakes. rnsettAs -nd other pastry. Also all kinds ~ >mh-nidery and fancy work Rot' ahones. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-04
BISHOP WARD COMING

Bishop Ward of the Methodist Epis- copal church, South, with headquar- ters in Houston, Texas, will be in Pine Bluff Sunday, October 10th, and occupy one of the local pulpits.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26

Yesterday, at the home Of the
brides parents at SuWanee Station.
Miss Erie o. Right was united in
marriage with R. B. Mccullough, Of
waycross. Ga. Rev. J. S. Mikell Of
floating. The groom, we understand,
is an engineer on the Coast Line. and
a young man Of sterling qualities,
well worthy of the excellent prize he
has won. The bride is well known IN
Live Oak. For several years she has
been the Coast Lines agent at SUI
wannee Station. and frequent visitor
to our city,. All who know her love
her for her many virtues, and char
acteristic womanly ways that
ehivalrous men always admire. The
happy couple drove over here from
suwannee last evening and took the
seabOard for Jacksonville. and will
visit the jamestown exposition and
other points Of interest on their we'd
ding tour. Where they win make
their future home we do not know.
but suppose it viii be in waycrOss.
The Democrat extends hearty con-
gratulatiOus. and wishes for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccullough all the joys married
life is heir to.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
q othsr statss IN the Onion D.

In other states in the Union the
railroad companies are protesting
against two-cent fares and are eager
to get back to the three-cent basis.
but here In Florida We furnish the
antique spectacle Of a railroad CON-
pany, great trunk line at that. calm
" collecting the outrageous tariff Of
four cents a mile, and nobody doing
anything to stop the hOld-up. Between
Pensacola and River Junction the
l. G N. sticks 1t to every passenger
for four cents a mile. The Pensacola
Journal pertinently suggests in this
connection that the railroad company
should Be forced either to pay taxes
on the valuation which 1t pleads as a
four-eent rate basis, or lower that
rate to a figure In keeping with the
taxes 1t does pay. Is there another
state in the Union where the four
eeht rate Is prevailing nowg
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
al respects,

General GiIchrist says that he wiz
make the first speech in his campaign
for governor at ocala on septembsr
u. He is rosy. smiling and confident,
says that Hudson Burr is the only
candidate certainly announced
against him thus far. but he expects
a lot more and viii welcome them
all to the grand tourney. General
Gilehrist wants that plum at Talla-
hassee and he wants it bad" and
wants everybody to know that he
wants it bad. That kind Of man,
backed with brains. bcnhOmmie and
q long purse for campaign expenses.
is a foeman to be dreaded, and Bro.
Burr viii have to go after him with
something better than pot metal be-
fore he heads him Of.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26

Work on Mr.. Flagler's great enter
prise. the East Coast railroad extern
sion to Key West. has been stopped
because the Naval authorities refused
permission to the railroad company,
in constructing its terminals, to re-
move mud and other material from
the banks near Fleming Key, as the
Government might need it later on to
construct q torpedo station there
The company was willing to replace
the material II 1t should be needed,
but the Government wanted it put
back within the buIkheads Of the pro-
posed station thus entailing much ex-
ira work and expense, and also in
sisted that all dredging and other
operations in Key West harbOr by the
company should be under the direc-
ton Of the cOmmandant Of the Naval
Station there. Mr.. Flsgler wOnldn';
stand ior this, but IT does not seem
reasonable that an obstacle Of that
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26

The late Mayor Bliss, Of Pensacola,
was a man Of much energy and torcs
Of character ard strong convictions.
Such a man always makes enemies
and Mr.. Bliss had plenty Of them.
But he had a way Of doing things"
and Of not permitting himself to be
diverted from his purpose by hostile
criticisms and abuse. that made him
very useful to bis city in an executive
capacity. Pensacola has sustained 3
serious loss in the death Of her mayor
and It win not be easy to and a sue
cessOr who win measure up to him In
all respects.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
WILL HAYES IS DEAD.

Louisville, KY, July 2S.-cOl. Will
S. Hayes, the veteran river editor Of
the courier-Journal, song-writer and
poet. died here today Of vertigo,
caused by a stroke of paralysis, SUI
fsred in the IroQuOis theater in
Chicago. December 80, 1903. He was
20 years old. Col. Hayes always
claimed the authorship Of the origin
al words of Dixie" and that he was
responsible for the arrangement Of
the music. Col Hayes most famous
song was Molly Darling" the sales
Of which reached 100000 copies in
Europe and America.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
Nj. Wolfe Writes.

Editor Daily Democrat:-We ar
rived in Philadelphia safely and
found the weather clear and braclng.
The city is wonderfully decorated in
purple and white, and statues Of
enormous Elks every where. The
North American has transported a
mammoth Elk alive to its roof twenty
stories above the pavement, and all
visitors to it are furnished with a
coin printed on a linotype with their
name free. Dizzy as this height was
we looked down on this twenty-story
roof from the twenty-seeOnd story
roof Of the building Of the Land
Title & Trust Co.. just opposite. The
city spreads out under this immense
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26

building IKE a m
and schuyIknl rla
Individual hgn
much as ;io.esa
city has spent SEES
parade cones Of mn.
in good positions /,
bring 800 aplaa
kindness Of oar isInl
have a lovely seas h'
College. We shan
expect It to take az
600 Elks to pss sas -
The city Il vitY 81
shouts Ct Hello BH
I shall give the Dsnaas
Of the parade less
Ca
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26


Lake City. Fla- July ss.-Th'
special session Of the Florida BaptisI
Convention met in this city last nigh
with sss delegates in attendance
The convention was called to order
and organization effected at 1880 P
N. Great enthusiasm prevails and
the prospects are bright for the new
university.
The sentiment exhibited BY some Of
the prominent and more wealthy BaD-
fists indicates large endowment fund
win be In sight in q few months.
A big basket dinner Is In progress
today and the delegates are enjoying
themselves on the campus Of the old
university grounds. The special ses-
sion Of the convention was called for
the purpose Of accepting the build
ings and grounds Of the old uniyer-
sity and $4,000 offered by Lake City
for the establishment Of denOmina-
tiOnal school.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26

petty character should BE- permitted
to long block such vast and uselul
enterprise. Uncle Sam WIN doubtless
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26

such exceedingly low afford rare bargains PASS WehA
have sold the lot Our fall arriving and we don't intend to carry ~
Them Our Suits all made the very material and the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-01

u. B. CHURCH

Under Rev. S. A. Shanabarger,
who is now pastor at EIkins, W. Va,
the Adamston class was detached
from the Mt. Olive circuit and made
station. The class when organic
ed in 1855 had only 80 members,
but now has a membership of 2O5
with good Sunday school, Y. P.
c, U. Society, andsa Ladies Aid So
ciety composed OF noble women,
who are doing good work.
The church has had the following
pastors: Rev. Chapman, Student
Glasbenner Graham, Rev. H. R.
Hess, A. r. salsz, TIC. Warner. now
presiding elder of the Parkersburg
district. A. C. Halterman, c. Fisher,
S. A. shanabarger and ]. t. Foster.
Rev. Foster, who is now serving
his second year. is a native of Up
shur county He attended the
Normal ana CLASSICAL academy al
BuclShannon for some time and fin
isheds his education at Union Col
lege. He served as pastor. Of the
Alton charge for ten years and was
called for the eleventh year, but the
wisdom OF the conference sent him
to Adamston station, where he i
doing a good work. Having added
to the church in the past two years
so members withA9ths material in
terest of the church advancing in
like proportion.
This church has the promise OF 4
bright future, and is great saving
station for the many who should be
saved from SIM and taught in the
Christian graees.
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