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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
How TO Treat Laeouersd w.re.

ne" to Treat laequersd Ware.
NO polish should ever be used for
iacQuered articles II once applied, the
metal polish will spoil the surface Of
the lacquer Lacquered goods should
be rubbed up with leather and, II
dirty, washed with little warm wstor
and soap.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

If Great Britain really has succeeded
In isolating Germany it may become
necessary soon to insulate the com
mentsDf the kaiser upon Engiish dipio-
macy. M
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

That is the Watchword That l.
what Orino Laxative Syrup does
Cleanses aud stimulates the bowels
without irritation in any form Pho
neer Drug Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

The vikings daughters used to let
their hair flow freely on their shout
ders, held only by wide, dat band of
gold or silver, ending with two massive
ornaments upon the brow. This an
cient style of headdress always ap
pears upon the national figure Of Nor
way.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

The finer articles of harness and sad
dlsry used In Italy are imported from
Germany, Austria and England Tho
duty Is about SIT per go poundA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
eeNsnn on Buttons,

~ fasten buttons securely put
thread through cloth, leaving q knot
On right sids, then draw thread back
SSw button on over xhs knot~snd IN
washing # cannot rub Or a. wash
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

Pearl fishing in Moro province, Phil
ippine Islands, can only be done by
vessels built In the United States Or IN
the Philippines.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

Those San Francisco crooks" discoT-
sred that an earthquake can come back.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
Notice of Referees Sale
fIrirrf T 80

State OF Soath Dakota, &c In Circuit Court
County OF Union - second Judicial
Circuit
c. X. Allen,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

William H. McTaggart and Ouf johnson,
guardian ad litem OF William H. McIag-
CART, minor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
COUNTY CONVENTION
or W. c. 7. U. Workers Held In Rupert Tues
day and Wednesday.

The annual Bennington county con.
vention OF the Woman's Christian
temperance Union which was held In
the pleasant village OF Rupert on Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week was
largely attended and OF much interest.
Mrs r. j. Trego OF Ohio, one OF the
national speakers OF the organization
was present and gave on Tuesday eve.
ming stereoptlcan lecture. Darkest
America"
On Wednesday morning. there was
an election OF officers, appointment OF
department superintendent and depart
ment reports.
MIRA A. II. Smith OF Manchester ecu.
ter was reelected president; Mrs W. r.
White, first vice presid, mt; Mrs ]. NJ.
Harwood OF Rupert, second vice presi
dent; Mrs II. +. Lamb OF North Ben
uington. secretary; aud Mrs A. w.
Hawks, treasurer.
The afternoon session wa largely
devoted 10 papers on department work
followed by addresses by pastors Of
local churches, Rev +. II Eaton OF
West Rupert, Rev W. ". Eaton Of Ru
pert and Rev W. I. Hughes OF the
same place, also singing aud reclta
tions by the children. The address on
Wednesday evening was given by Rev
II. s. McCready OF Manchester Cent r.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
RAILROAD LOSES CASE
John Asan Awarded sss3333 for Damage
Dons BY Flood.

Montpelier, May l0-The jury 10
Washington county court came In NJ
$50 tonight with u verdict Of s5,S3J.J3
for John cyan Of Middlesex against
the Central Vermont RsilSay comps.
ny for damages 10 hls sawmill and
plant In the freshet Of June !, 1902. he
claimed the culvert maistained oy toe
company was notSuiiicient - carry OF
the water aud he was damaged by the
negligence OF the company In not pro.
yiding and maintaining one large
enough.
MIR Egan was almost ruined hnancI.
ally by the food. The company main.
tsined that the culvert existed before
Egsn built bis mill there aod that the
cloudburst vas an act OF God and
nothing over which they had coatrvl.
lie sued for $1,000. The case will 90
TO supreme court.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
KRONICK DISCHARGED.
Was Recently Arrested Charged With Steal.
ing Copper.

North Adams May ll.-Continued
cases against Morris Kropick OF this
city, WHO was recently arrested on war
rants charging him with The larceny OF
pieces OF copper In North Pownal, the
property OF the Berkshire street Rail-
way company, and with being a fu9I.
tive from justice, we're dismissed 10 the
district court yesterday morning follow
Ing a statement by the attorney for the
defendant, John Z. Magenls.
Mr. MaRenis stated 70 the court that
he had learned from States Attorney
Meagher OF Bennington that on evi.
dence furnished by his client, the man
from whom Kronick claimed TO have
purchased the copper, has been arrest
ed and that the Vermont authorities
we're willing TO allow the casts against
Kronick TO drop with the understand.
log that Kronick should appear 10 Gen
pington tomorrow and testify against
the prisoner held there. As the police
had no desire TO hold Mr. Kronick, his
discharge was ordered.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
AGAINST CURBING
Residents Of School S,rss, Opposed 70 The
improvsmsnt.

~ the adjourned meeting OF the VIII
lage trustees Friday evening q petition
was presented. signed by q number of
residents OF School street opposing
the putting 10 OF curbIpg and cutters
along the southern section OF the street.
Several OF the atut,ing property own.
ers are anxions that the street. be curb.
ed and eutiered but their signssures
we're 10 the minority. The matter Vas
discussed for nearly an hour ami was
again left 10 toe hands OF COMMITTEES.
The light committee bad not yet b. 90
able TO Investigate and report On The
two petitions for electric lights pre-
senied Mooday evening and no report
vas made,
The question OF the Mccall street
sewer vas takea up and vas referred
70 the sewer commltte
lie. Gibson took his seat as . mem
Der OF the board and 10 ~as voted that
he take the same positions 90 the ,amc
Committees as his predecessor, A. X.
Richie.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
A $4,000 FIRE At STANSTEAD
Farm ssIIdins,, 50 Head Of Cattle and foui
Horses Burned.

Newport, May io.-The farm build
ings owned by Harrison House Al Crit
dos corner In S,anstead, Que, about
seven miles from here, we're burned be
tween s and 0 o'clock last evening, 10
geiher with 50 head OF cattle. four hor
ses aud farming tools. The loss ises.
llmaied NJ sl0 0O0 partially covered by
Insurance. The house vas q new one
which cost t5J00 and the barns were 10
good condition.
The cause OF the Ore IL unknown.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
PIPE LINE SURVEY COMPLETED
s~snioa Calls ros BIDS fss Reservoir hold
iss 1000. 900 0sIlsns.

swspton, May io.-Ths pipe line sur
vey TO Fairfield pond has been compile.
ed and Specifications prepared. aud
the trustees Of the village through The
president, DR. G. Y. Allen. have adser
tlsed for bids for Furnishing the peces-
sary pipe, laying 10, and building .
million gallon reservoir. Tho bids
must be 10 the hands OF the president
OF the village by O'Clock the af,er-
noon OF May % and the specifications
call for the completion OF the work by
January I, 1908.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11

Y. M. c. A. CONVENTION.
Business MINIS Banquet He'd In Masonic
Temple Friday.

s"Pt tIluays
Burlington, May 1.-THE thirty.
eighth annual convention OF the Yer.
mont Young Mems Christian Associa
tion opened In the association ball OF
the local YMCA building yesterday Of
ternoon, 100 delegates being present.
The convention was called TO order by
A. W. Bosworth OF Island Pond, chair
man OF the state executive committee.
Ex-Gov. U. A. Woodbury. OF this city
was elected chairman and @. s. Percy,
OF Middlebury, secretary. A short
address was given by s. ID. Gordon
OF Madisopf N. j.
A report OF the state committee was
presented, showing the association to
be 10 q nourishlng condition and gain
log all the time. II was recommended
that $500 be set apart for the use OF the
international committee 10 foreign
work, especially in China, In the
charge OF Robert +. Lewis, formerly
OF Vermont.
Last evening at O 30 O'Clock there
was business mems banquet 10
Masonic Temple hall at which Presi-
dent NJ. II. Buckham OF the Univer-
sity OF Vermont OBLIGATED as toast
master. The speakers and their topics
we're as follows.
"a Word OF welcome" Mayor W. J.
Bigelow; 1.-THE Y. n. @. A. 10 Yer.
mont" Gov +. ID. Proctor; The Com.
ing Man." =. 81. Robinson, interna.
tlonal secretary for boys work;
Progress In the Coming OF the King.
DOM" w. J. Southham. secretary In.
ternatIonsl committee; THE Assocla-
tion ln the Cities OF North America, q"
@. X. ODER, field secretary interna.
tional committed; "As IL Applies TO
Burlington" O p. Smith, president
Burlington Savings Bank, senator
w. ]. Van Psttep. The MIddlebury
college quartet sang.
The convention will continue
through today and Sunday. YMCA
speakers will occupy the pulpIls OF the
city churches Sunday and In the after.
noon there will be n mass meeting.
The following officers we're elected:
Former Gov U. A. Woodbury.. presi.
dent; Frank A. Manuel OF Richford,
lst vice president; John a. Mead OF
Rutland ID vice president; c. L. Percy
OF Nlddlebury college, secretary; ID.
n. Mahsry OF Proctor, assistant secre
tary; b n. Clark and u. II. Gould OF
Montpelier snd g. +. Brown Of Lud.
iow, business comrsi;tee; w. W. Peters
silas II. Berry OF RIcniord aud ID. Il
Mahsfy OF Proctor, committee on state
reports = Tacy, r. T. Grlswold OF
Bennington, committee on press re-
ports. {. L. Lieby OF Bennington, r.
). Clark. Norwich University, aud j.
n. Krocke Of Island Pond, committee
on resolutions; l.. Z Nichols Of VII
llamsiown, Y. T. Griswold ~ Bennlng
ton and w. G.. Mason OF Enosburg
Falls, committee on permanent organi
ration.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11

The monthly Sunday school board
meeting Gill be held next Monday al
100 p. m. Special program as fol-
lows: Suggestions for Primary Work
Mrs W. 81. Aiker; ID .fhculiles 10 Teach
log Boys, ,iss Rose Harbour; Hoe 10
Teach Next Sundays Lesson, a. y.
Barber; How 10 Keep up Interest IN
the Glass During the Summer, Mrs W.
A Austin: The Law OF Suggestion. A.
n. Torrance: Teacher Training, pas
tor; Business, etc. A full attendance
desired
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
BRAKeMASsTRUCK BY ENGINE
Injuries Received ny BvrlInsion Man Ma,
Prove Fatal.

white River Junction. May io.-Bar
let Wool OF Burlington, q brakeman,
was struck by q switch engine In the
local yards at about . o'clock last eve
ming and II IL thought that his injuries
are 30 serious that he cannot recover.
lie was taken 10 his home 10 Burling
ton this morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
BsaaInsioa f.Ib Club Members Enjoyed Pisss'
ant Evsnins.

The young people Of The Bennington
Falls Club verr Eat home" last even
ing nj the NeIghborhood House, TO
senior members and . number OF In
vlted guests.
Dancing vas INDUCED in, and tho
party was voted quite the pleasantest
OF the season.
The members are prepared 10 give q
public entertainment In the neat future
Tor the benefit OF the club.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
GOVERNOR APPOINTS WOMAN
Mr. 7 r. Ham OF s. john'bsry 10 Wish
Ststs institutloas.

Rutland, May io-Under an act
passed by the las. Legislature provid'
ing for the appointment OF woman 70
serve with the governor, lieutenant
governor and speaker OF the house as
. board 70 visit state institutions,
Gov. II ID. Proctor today named Mrs
T. v. Hazen Of 81 Johnsbury, for the
position.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11
SCOTTISH RITE ELECTION
Annual Communication Held In kss.nie Hall
Friday.

The annual communication OF Ben.
nington Lodge Of Perfection was held
10 Masonic hall Friday The hnancss
were reported 10 good condition aud
there was net gain 10 the member
ship.
The follovllg officers we're elected
AMI installed Ly Past Master II. L.
S'ilison.
Edward L. Bates, TPM; John 8.
Niles, DIV; John II. whipple. Sw;
Thomas Armstrong, wv; q. N. Lam.
bert, o; WIN II. Bradford treas; Il.
L. S,llsoo, sec J. I'D walbridge, M
81 G; Rev Jas. G. Mitchell II; VIM II.
Nichols, O. John r. Norton, Tyler.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11

Services Sunday site' noon At three
o'clock and on Wednesday evening a,
7:3O at the corner 81 PARK and scdt
streets. Subject Sunday. Nay l21h,
"Mortals and Immortals.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-11

Mr. and Mrs Geo T Lace, ~ho spet a
their summers At Benniogton Cente.
sail from New York todsy With the In
t-ntion OF speuing the summer In
Europe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
MRS. BANKHEAD
 IS BRILLIANT WOMAN
Has Spent Several Days With Her Husband Visiting Relatives.
 In Montgomery.

Montgomery, April 19.-(Special.) )-Mr. and Mrs Henry M. Bankhead, who have been visiting his sister. Mrs. Thomas M. Owen, left for Birmingham Thursday. From there they went to Fayette to visit his parents, 44on. and Mrs. J. H. Bank head. After their visit there they will go to St. Paul to join Major General William McKaskey on whose staff MT. Bankhead. who is lieutenant in the United States army, is aide-de-camp.
 Mrs. Bankhead is a notably brilliant and beautiful woman who has enjoyed singular advantages. She was formerly Miss Alice Stickney, a ward of Col. John Lol.s of Florida, minister to Cairo Egypt. during the administration of President Mckinley. Colonel Long being a bache- Tor, Miss Stickney. his ward, presided over the American embassy in Cairo and at the annual ball given by the khedive to all the ambassadors she was selected for the honor of going to supper under the escort of the khedive after the ball.
 When the great Assouan dam was ded- icated and opened the khedive entertained the entire party on his private yacht, and Colonel Long and Miss Stickney were of the party, while other members of the party were the crown prince of Germany, the duke and duchess of Connaught, Queen Amelia of Portugal, the duchess of Sutherland, Prince Mohommet Ali, brother of the khedive, and the earl and countess of Cromo The spring following her stay in Egypt Miss Stickney visited the family of Ambassador Choate in Lon don and was presented at court and at tended all the court functions of that sea- son. In Scotland she visited Sirdair and Lad5 Wyngates After the death of her guardian, Colonel Long, Miss Stickney, n Mrs. H. M. Bankhead. made her home with Mrs. George Pullman in Chi- cago until her marriage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
FOR SALE.

$.J,6o0-Modern colonial, 1s block Highland avenue, 10 rooms. $6500-Modern, 11th avenue, s-room resi- dence: south. $55LJ-Modern. Broom, Bellevue ave-, resi- dence: south. $52yo-Modern. S-room, 10th avenue, resi- dence; south. s3500-Ave. G., 8 rooms. $1300-Kingston, 4 rooms, new. $35 Per FtGBuilding lot near Glen Iris
 FOR RENT. S-room house, near car line: Alabama street, Central avenue Broom house. near car line, Bradley st. 7-room house near car line, Ave. G.
 A. O. LIDDON & GO. Peoples phone 6S9. 1014 Brown Marx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

| Quite a number of small cases have been wiped off the dockets in the circuit | and second division of the criminal court
 this week. Yesterday Judge Lane pre- | sided in the circuit court and disposed of | the following cases: c. w. Austin vs Spiro-Long company, | judgment for the defendant. Bluenthal & Bickert vs M Wertheimer,
 garnishment, taken under advisement. | J. H. billiard vs. Birmingham Mining
 and Contracting company, assumpsit, | dismissed at cost of plaintiff. John Nichols vs SPeter Likurgias, judg-
 ment for s1S.72.
 | Alabama National bank vs. Chappell | Cory, judgment for defendant. | R. L. Jackson vs Electric City Loan company, taken under advisement. New Suits Filed. | The following suits were filed in the 1 office of the circuit court yesterday: | David Thomas, administrator of the es- | tate of Freeman Thomas, vs. St. Louis
 and San Francisco Railroad company.
 The plaintiff claims s25,000 damages for
 the death of intestate, which, it is al- legged, was caused by the pilot or the | engine on which the deceased was riding
 being caught in the rail of the steet car line at the intersection of Ninth ave-
 nue and Nineteenth street, tearing off | the pilot and throwing deceased undef | the locomotive. The plaintiff further al-
 leges that the slag had been taken out
 from under the crossties and the rails
 allowed to sink under the weight of the
 engine.
 w. D. Tardiff, administrator of Lucy Wade, sues the Grand United Order of
 Galilean Fishermen for $100, alleged to be due on a policy of life insurance.
 Annie Clark vs. Birmingham Railway,
 Light and Power company. Plaintiff
 claims $toO0 damages for personal in
 juries alleged to have been received
 while alighting from a stpeet car.
 Ralph Agrimi vs. Martin Cracker com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
LARGE CARGO IF
 BANANAS ARRIVE Christian Endeavor Society is in
 Session in Mobile THE DOCTORS ADJOURN Salary of State Health Officer w. H.. Sanders Is Raised to $36oo-Offi
 cers Elected for the
 Ensuing Year.
THE DOCTORS ADJOURN

| Mobile, April 9.-Special.)-The Nor wegian steamer Bertha arrived today from Port Limon with a charge of S5,00l | punches of bananas, one of the largest cargoes ever brought to this port. The Christian Endeavor society of the i state of Alabama convened here this aft ernoon at o'clock in the rooms of the Burgett Memorial church.
 An appropriate programme was carried out among which was an address of | welcome by Judge Jules s. Afford Re- sponse by President Clyde E. Wilson of | Pensacola. At the night session an ad- dress, Christian Citizenship" was de- livered by Secretary J. H. Sherrill of the Pensacola Young Mems Christian associa- ton. The meeting will open tomorrow morning at 8:3O and much business will be transacted, after which the visitors will enjoy boat ride on the bay.
 The Alabama Medical association ad- journed this afternoon, after one of the busiest days of the session, the entire day being devoted to routine business and re- ports of the board of censors with recom- mendation. Time was found to discuss a resolution putting the state association on record as favoring @ minimum fee of $5 in insurance examinations and vote of 37 to 32 made the resolution advisory. Representatives from Jefferson county asked for larger representation, which was refused by the association. Jefferson county delegates also lost a petition to have the state laws changed so as to make 1t necessary for physician practicing in the state to be gradu- ate of a medical school. The board de- cided to accept doctors on what they know and no on ulplomas.
 The salary of State Health Officer w. H. Sanders was raised by the association to $36OO from $2500 per annum
 The board of eensors fixed the term of office of the members of the tuberculosis committee of the state recently appointed as follows:
 Three members for one year, three for two years and three for three years. The time will date from this meeting of the association.
 This committee made a report and recommended an appropriation for proper institution for consumptive in Ala bama.
 The following officers were elected: Dr. Samuel Wallace Welch, Talladega, pres ident; Dr. Andrew Jackson Coley, Alex ander City, first vice president; Dr. Hen- derson, Troy, junior vice president; Dr.. J. Norment Baker, Montgomery, secre- tary, (re-elected); Dr. Henry Gather Perry, Greensboro, treasurer, (re-elected) 1; Dr. William Prude McAdory, Birming- ham, orator. Dr. Wimberly of Pickens county and Dr. P. B. Lusk of Marshall county were elected members of college chancellors.
 Board of censors: Dr. Glenn Andrews, Montgomery; Dr. w. H. Cameron and Dr. w. H. Sanders, Mobile.
 Montgomery was chosen as the next place of meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
REAL ESTATE. B. F. EBORN'S Market Quotations.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY


 $500-50x1O0; close in; business property; best side of 20th street; gilt edge; bar gain
 $26,50O--Rental over $3OO0; 100x140; three story brick; close to the center. S10000-Rental $1400; 100x190; close to the center; stone buildings. s90O0-Rental $120O; attractive corner, LOOK 190; 10 dwellings, good condition; fronts car line; convenient to the center. $S750-Rental $400; 50x190 Seventh avenue, north; four dwellings. O,OO0-Rental $1OO0; 100x140 a corner with $7000 Improvements on it; Avenue "E," fronting Belt Line. A0OO-Rental $40 per month; corner LOOK 140; fronts Belt Line. s5600-Renta s7O0; 10Ox190; fronts Belt Line Avenue "E;" six 4-room dwellings. $60O0-100x190; rental $720; four Groom cot tages; white tenants $Ss00-Rental $1100; promising corner; LOOK 140, with seven Groom brick buildings; a bargain
 S3O Per Foot-133x240 can make this pay 15 per cent; Eighth avenue, north. $1000-50x140; fronts car line, Richmond Place.
 $5OO0-Rental $45 per month; eight-room, new, modern, two-story; near Tenth avenue, South Highlands. | s50O0-Rental s4SO; eight-room, modern home; near Tenth avenue, South High lands.
 BIO, 500-Pays good rental; a prominent corner, 100x19O; West Norwood. S7o00-90 lots on car line, 50x140 each; II dwellings and store; money maker; a bargain.
 s5250-10 acres beautiful property near the center of West End, corner of Hilbert and Walnut streets. $375O-50x190; Avenue "G;" two cottages; white tenants. md ot rf ment flats; Avenue "H," between goth and 21st streets. 5000 -Eight-room residence; near 20th street, South Highlands. s125 Per Foot-15Oxl40; biggest bargain on Second avenue in business property. s75, occidental $7200; central brick; gilt edge. 5000 -Eight-room house and two out buildings; Third avenue. s6O00-Rental $750; improvements worth S4Oo0; lot 75x14O; Fourth avenue.
 B. F. EBORN,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. We have four beautiful lots left at Gate city near car line and big locomotive works; snap; s10 cash and $1O per month.
 $50 per lot will buy 45 lots near East Lake that will sell for s200 each on easy payments. s1OO per lot will buy 35 lots on car line; 5- cent fare. that will sell easily for $200 to $250.
 $400O will buy one-half interest in 105 acres that will make 800 lots and should easily sell for $100 each. 700 acres coal land, fee simple title, rail- road and creek running through 1t; has outcrop and can be mined with small cost; also fine lot or building stone; cheap.
 $6500-Large. beautiful lot; rooms; South Highlands; a bargain. See us for anything you want. Agents wanted in every county in the state; big money working for us. SOUTHERN LAND AND INVEST
 MENT COMPANY, 2O211a First Avenue, Bell Phone 1884, Peo- ples TT. Samuel D. Monroe. President; A. J. Ozanne, Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-20
LOST SPRAYED OR STOLEN
MISCELLANEOUS

EARN a gold watch by working in spare moments; for particulars, write Eclipse Notion Co.,. Atlanta, Ga. 4-1S-7t ANY book in print supplied; any sub ject. The Antlers Bookshop. 317 Royal St., New Orleans 2-20-3Ot
 ANY poor girl needing friendship, help, advice, etc., will find ready and willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home, 3d st. and Ave. F, Birmingham, Ala. 6-14-tf SELL your old feather beds to Boston Feather Co.,, General Delivery. 4-14-7t