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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
sIeep Eradlcatea Wrinkles.

Sleep Is a great preserver of youth. Eight hours at night and short nap during the day will do much to keep the face free from wrinkles. Always sleep with the bed room window open a few inches at the top, both in summer and winter. A daily morning bath. tepid in winter and cold in summer, with brisk rub to follow, will keep the skin fresh and clear. Two hours must be passed in the open air. walking, riding or playing games. All tight clothing, mad especially tight lacing, must be avoided, as com- pression disturbs the circulation and Is often the cause of enlarged veins and red noses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

Beginning Monday, June "A, the Norwood-I -Idlewild Line will be operated in two lines. The route of these two lines will be as follows:
 Idlewild line will come in over 22nd Street Bridge to Second Avenue, down Second Avenue to 18th Street, on 18th to First Avenue, First Avenue to 22nd Street and out over the Bridge the same as at present.
 The Norwood line will come in on 18th Street to First Ave nue, on First Ave. to 20th St., on 20th to Second Avenue, on Second Avenue to 18th Street, thence out along the present route.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Selma, Ala, June IA. 1907 Sealed bids will be received at city engineers office until 12 o'clock. noon. Tuesday, June 25, 1907, for paving Water street from the east margin of Sylvan to the west margin of Church and Broad streets. from the north margin of Water to the south margin of Philip, with brick. bitulithic and asphalt on a six-inch con- crete foundation.
 The right to reject any and all bids reserved. Plans and specifications on file at the office of city engineer, Julien Smith. V. B. ATKINS. Mayor w. l.. QUINN, Chairman Street Comm.
 6-1o-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
A Face Soap.

h. c. D.-A soap that Is made of good fats and one that makes good fine father, will not leave the skin wrinkled and harsh after It's use Above all things, wash your face with your hands, rubbing 1t and scrubbing It with the finger tips. Do not use face cloths that are not washed, boiled and hung in the sun every day. If you do you may be sure to have a muddy skin and clusters of pimples. the result of infection from the impurities of decaying soap and water. The little white spots that come similar to blackheads are the retained secretions of sebaceous glands. They plug up these glands and after a time will cause an irritation the same as the blackheads. They should be equeezed out in the same manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
A Red Nose.

Frances-The rednes sabout the nose and cheeks Is probably due to indiges- ton, which not infrequently takes this unpleanast way of manifesting itself when it Is of long duration. It is probably not caused by thin skin as you suggest, and that you have pimples indicates a bad condition of the system. You should take some sort of blood purifying tonic, be sure that your liver is working actively and adopt a simple diet as largely composed of cooked fruits and vegetables as agrees with you. Eat meat only once a day.
 Wash your face In tepid water, never in either hot or cold. Then wet with a lotion made of one-half gram of sulphate of potassium, one-half gram of benzoin, 25 grams of orange flower water and 25 grams of distilled water. Have also an- other lotion made one-half dram of murl- ate of ammonia, one-quarter drab of tan nic acid, one ounce of glycerlne and one and one-half ounces of orange flower wa ter. Dissolve the ammonia and acid in the glycerine and then mix with the water. Wet a piece of soft linen cloth with this and bind over the nose at night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the city hall Pratt City. at 12 o'clock on July 3, 1907, for certain cement sidewalks and curbing. as set out in ordinances Nos. l, ?. 3 and 4.
 Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Certified check for $500 to accompany each bhs MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL. LlA-2t- su Pratt City. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Reducinq Flesh.

Mrs. H. E. R.-Flesh on any part of the body may be reduced by proper massage. Anoint with cocoa butter or any good massage agent so that the flesh will not be bruised; then, by pick ing up the flesh in tiny folds and rolling between thumb and first finger, you will be able to dissolve the tiny fat cells. Fol low with cold water bath to avoid a fab by condition that otherwise might result from the massage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the city clerks office in Ensley until 12 oclocx noon on July 4, 1907, for certain storm sewer work in Alley ",E" 22d Alley Ave nue 'E' and 23d and 24th Streets in Ensley, of size varying from 42 inches to 66 inches. Profiles and specifications may be seen at the city hall. Right reserv sd to reject any and all bids. Certified check for $500 to accompany each bid.
 R. E. MEADE, City Engineer.
 6-21-3t -fr-su-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

There is but one sane manner of trans forming a double chin into a single chin. Apply some good skin food, just so the surface will not be bruised, then pick dp the flesh between the thumb and first finger and roll gently. The idea of this treatment is to break down and dissolve the little fat cells. After the treatment lay on a cold compress and every morn ing use the 1strfngent wash for hardening the tissues. Recipe may be had for the asking and a addressed, stamped en- velope.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Sweet oil For Hands.

Sweet oil represents an excellent skln softener, and will be found always help ful in cases where the hands have be- come coarsened by the action of hard water or manual labor.
 The hands should be held in 1t Tor a few minutes, after which they should pc rubbed dry, one against the other. in front of the fire.
 A little warm lemon-juice, applied just after washing the hands, is always rec commended as an effective bleaching agent a better effect being gained when a little chloride of lime is, in addition, added to the water in which the hands are washed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Care of the Malls.

Elena-Every night before going to bed apply good cold cream, rubbing 1t well into the nails, so that 1t Is absorbed Then for month visit manicure once a week. going to some one who thorough ly understands the treatment necessary for nails in the brittle condition. Extreme brittlenes3 sometimes comes from wash inc the hands too often, and 1t would be well for you to consider If this is the cause of the present condition fo your nails.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Care of the Nails.

Grace-In trimming the nails too much care can not be taken not to go below the quick at the side or corners There is not the slightest danger of doing this in the center, because the quick there IS sensitive but 1t Is not at the edges, and the mischief Is done unconsciously Bet ter not have rounded tops than to gain them by cutting down the sides.
 The nails should be shaped to the fln- gers and 1t Is very good plan 1T they are of the wrong shape to let them grow until they are long. This can be done by wearing gloves to protect them. men when they have grown out long they can be trimmed and shaped to suit the hn- gers Very long nails are no longer fash ionable; neither are stubby nails. The style Is a abetwixt-and-between one. Nails that are bleached pink with dyes are quite the style again, and to thls must be added a very high gloss. for the day of the polished nail has returned
 White spots may be caused by either one or two things. imperfect circulat on or bruisirg, and there is no question but that the latter is most frequently the explanation of their presence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Cure For Headache.

For a dull. heavy headache over the brows and accompanied by languor, chilli ness, and a feeling of general discomfort, with distaste for food, try dose of lodide of potassium. Dissolve two grains of the iodide of potassium in half wine- glass of water. This may be consumed in about ten minues, being slipped so that the whole quantity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Eqq Shampoo.

When shampooing the hair 1t Is not necessary to beat the eggs. Break them into a small bowl. Apply some to the hair, allowing them to drain Into the washbowl, which has previously been f1ll- ed with hot water. Use the bath spray, then apply the rest of the eggs, rubbing them in with sufficient friction to cause them to foam up and distribute them selves thoroughly all through the hair. Rinse once more, and always very thor Oughly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

breath the abdomen will draw in and the chest will expand. The deep breath IS the fundamental principle of all physical health and beauty. Few indeed are the people who have the advantage of the full power of their lungs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Dandruff Cure.

L. D. S.-Dandruff. scurf or a greasy scalp shows an unhealthy condition and calls first for frequent washing and then the application of a tonic. A fine comb is very injurious to the hair. very excellent and simple tonic for such con- ditions consists of witch hazel, two ounces; distilled water, one ounce; re- sorcin, 40 grains. Apply ever night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Hot el Oakla nd

Home of the famous Salutaris Mineral Water An exclusive family reCort with the finest mineral bathe in the country. All popular amusements. Write for book let telling of many superior advantages. Open until October 1. Hotel Oakland, St.
 Clair. Mich. s-26-12t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

The most beautiful resort in Wisconsin, S5 miles from Chicago, on Wisconsin Gen. tral 20 acrss forests. Bathing, boating, fishing, bowling, billiards. tennis, dancing. club house, mineral springs. Accommo- dates 300. Livery and garage $2 per day, $9 up per week. June rates. Booklet. G. E. BONNER, Mukwonago, Waukesha Co.,. Wis. 6-2-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Comforting Thought.

From the Somerville Journal.
 ITS Brown-"Miss Whyte says she thinks that 1t is wrong to play bridge whist"
 Mrs Black-"It is, the way she plays it."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Facial MassaQe.

s. A. L.-In massaging the face one s self. first wash the face thoroughly with good soap and warm water. Then, after drying 1t carefully, rub In gently good quality of cold cream. Massage this into the skin, always with an upward motion. After about ten minutes lay on cloth wrung out of very hot water Apply this three times and as many of cold water. Wipe the face gently, and finish with some good face tonic or lotion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
NEW YORK CITY
HOTEL GALLATIN

18th St., near 9th Ave. New. modern, freprcof building. Single rooms. S1.50 up: suites, s3 up. First-class restau- rant, a la carte and table d'hote.
 T. V. BARTONs Prop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Borden-W Wheeler Springs Hotel % ."ssa.. s'A

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   facility for comfort and This Summer
 
  Booklet GEO. E. DRIVER, Lessee, Borden Springs Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

Cure For Double Chin. A double chin is not becoming and often proves to be a genuine eyesore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
THE FEATURE OF 1907
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

In Birmingham will be the opening O Mountain Terrace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
KUROKI BRINGS GREETING
FROM SOLDIERS OF JAPAN

vice president Of the Red cross so
sisiY Of Japan.
The COMMITTEES Of local japanese
vho met General kufokl IT Vie
tofla and accompanied him TO Sc.
attic Sefe VI r. Sukuno. A.
AlAl. " II okuda and + AIis4ka
Playing Golf To-day.
Formal entertainment OF General
knroki sad hit party ended vlih
the reception last night A string
Of callers hessiEed the general AZ the
batler hotel this morning. how
ever Who required AL the dipiona.
sey - the japanese consul 70
handle
Al aeon. both the parties q Gen.
efal karoki and General Macarthur
aere guests Of members Of tho
ehAmbf 81 rpmmerea at tAe com
~ club for luncheon aid later
wsre instructed in the tactics Of
golf
Oenerai Kmfuki ard party will
leave for Washington over che Nor.
thefu Pacific at fsss tomorrow
morning Invitations have been 70.
esived 90 visit q number Of the
eastern cities bat the plan IL to
proceed directly TO WAnhlnKtou a.
the time 81 the disposal q General
kuroki IL short.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

TACOMA. May 3.--if Judge Smell
follows the advice Of the commits.
sion appointed BY him 20 inquire
into the condition OF Chester
Thompson. Tho slayer OF Judge
George Mead Emory. Chester will
this afternoon be committed 10 the
asylum for the insane ~ Medical
Lake or Steilaooom
The committee reported % the
Judge this morning that Chester IL
stu Insane but that hts chances Of
recovery az good and that he IL
HpN mentally stronger than be
VAS few months ago
The report OF the doctors and
the appearance Of Chester himself
upon the witness stand were the
most important incidents in the
hearing being conducted before
Judge Smell today 20 determine
upon the disposition Of the boy who
killed Judge Emory.
shortly before noon Chester was
placed upon the stand Ills father.
Attorney viii II Thompson. led
him OYER his entire life. the boz
answering questions easily and
readily. lie stated that he never
had any feeling Of anlaoaity
against Judge Emory and had n0s
only the kiHdliest feeling towards
Charlotte Msittlesey and the 9th.
era who had testified sgaina, him
BlushinEly be said. when asked II
he had loved Charlotte Whittiesey.
= thought so.
DO you still love herr
= think 30
when questioned In regard 10 his
delusionB. be said.
They seem like a dream TO me
nov and ] do not believe they were
true. / think they were delueions
Wants 20 Be Released.
Chester. DO you want 70 be re
leased asked his father.
WhY. yes. Of course After ten
months Of confinement ] certainly
want % be released"
Chester II you were released do
yau thtnk that you would have SUIT
hrient viii power 10 90 70 work aud
forget all about this trouble
Il think J would
IT ron were turned loose on a
promise 90 report 10 the court al
Tue end o. a month would yen come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
DARING H0LD-U

SALT LAKE CITY. May s-One
Of the bolaest hold.aps reported
occurred IN this city last night,
when three masked men. holding
reFoivora IN their hand. entered
the OuyK Bank saloon. IN the heart
% the business section. and com
mandeh those In the room to put
their hands IN The air
The STREETS were crowded with
people. but before an alarm could
be given the robbers escaped With
over s. 600 taken from the cash
til. safe and from the pockets Of
those IN the saloon.
One peculiar Incident marked the
proceedings Ono man was
touched Tor money and watch. but
upon telling the robbers that the
watch was present from his
mother. thai piece Of lewelry was
returned ~ him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
MOEEz DERS
WALK OUT

the men this morning They all re-.
ported Tor duty AZ the usual time.
having been requested by the off
clais OF the union TO work eight
hours
Well bays. are you going to
WORK ?" asked ] Frink nj the wash
inEton Iron Works when hln men
had all assembled
Yea. eight hours. but no more. {"
their spokesman said
Then you need not begin at all
You might az weli set out or here
At once This IL our property and
we don't want you hanging around E"
he replied. according to the mould.
sra
A decision 10 walk out uas reach.
81 A. d spaclhi meeting Of the local
union last night after a conference
With The employers late IN the after,
noon yesterday, which resulted In
NO compromise
Ready Tor long Fight,
The moalders say they are pre-.
pareu 10 maintain long fight
They cay that - shops In san Fran.
eisea have granted their demands
and all the other shops along the
coast must do the same thing
The preprietofu Of the Seattle
foundrlea have come 70 no definite
decision on what course they will
pursue
We have no plans and nothing
90 say al present" said !. N Frlnk
OF the Washington Iron WORKS
4 have not decided what viii
DO. but " any aon.uulan men come
along and want 70 work ! sili Ger.
taiuiY give them a job said Isaac
Hume. president Of The Vulcan
iron Works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
the two nations.

villa ire above enpfsssion Of
COED all. General Kafoki. ths
Eeniaa II TIE Nanehurfsn cam
paixn. closed al intsTxis~ Nish :
representative a Tbs HsaF ABOARD
the All Aaru yesterday
WIN the silent diplomacy q ths
fauAnoas. \. HisamidEu the local
Iapausaa consul Who acted a. 10
tssprefrr. wArtied of any questions
whleh Eavared OF q political nature
The subject ~ universal peace vas
a haosd b. the consul hnt Hhsr
The relations between Japan and
the united States we're tourhed
upon. the general smiled pleasantly
a. - delivered his message 81 good
wiil Ia the American people.
Hundreds u people obtained
rllfapsea ~ General kuFuki shsn
~ landed yesterday and aas taken
through The streets IN an automo-
bile Others saN him and bis siaff
10 full dress uniform a. the recep.
ton given IN his honor ~ the
Rainier club last night On the
All MARI. however. the famous
fighter could b seen and studied
a. leisure a. he Eat n ths smoking
room. sailing A. he salites OF hls
entertainers and the questions q
Interviewer. or AZ be ylswed tho
shores ~ the sound through q
thin veil % foE
Inclined 20 silence.
f.ike most fiKhtinE msns General
Kuruki il inclined to silence. He
has seen too much q the tragedy
and hlghnsas of life 20 Re much IN
trresfsd In trivial events and con.
vsraaflon. Ills smile IL the smile
OF courtesy rather than Of amuso-
msnt. intsrvinwsrx bore him. bot
he smiles wiih the untlrlng polite
meas OF the japanese His smile
had genuine animation when he
spoke bis gratitude 10 the Ameri'
can people
But the smile lacked animation
when he answered the query Of .
retired American army officer
whether the strong teeth which he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
ORDERS TANK
REMOVED

Pre- NarsAai kelinEE this morn.
ia sast . written notice 20 stlrrat
4 Go@tx. cenffull.ug the indepanf
EFT Asphalt Co. lniorming them
tn1s lie Burning onii would spread
tsr Ehs dock a. their plant ~ the
mt Il Wal s. msst b. immedi
Say removed 20 solid ground and
ursd IA the earth
Ths tank holds 500 50 Doc gst
Ina u oil and is suspended 70 The
tu<k timbern 81 Iron bands should
ffs oerlr The fre marshal says
Tar To- burnlng ocil would spread
stTyiag destruction aiong the ca.
afs s1tsrfruut
Nwk waste OF haa been allowed
. sseapc making The premises
MT tarkerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
TWO TINY
BABIES

A Eiri baby. weighing but
twenty ounces. or one aud quar-
ter pounds. Was born this morning
to Mn. Beatrice Tadden. wife Of
Lou Tadden. real estate dealer.
residing on Beacon Hill The re
markAbla bit OF humanity Is veil
formed. and II healthfui baby IN
al respects
ON Wednesday a tvo.pound child
Mss born to a family residing on
Seventh axe THIS child vas taken
10 the Providence hospital and
placed IN the baby incubator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
FOR
ANARCHIST

The report r. current that Ennis
Goldman. the female nrohrnnd q
anarchy. who was once arrested
or the charge OF lncitlng the rs.
sassination 81 President Mckinley
ls coming 90 Seattle
chief Wappcnstein il ready e
receive the anarchist aKiiafnr.
~ Emma Goldman to planning
to come TO Seattle. she had better
change her mind AID save her car.
fare. be said
We have few Of her Kind here
and do not want any more u she
tries to make any speeches here.
she viii be arrested We won
play tag with her We viii act
down 20 business right away"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

co,st of Police G ". wappen.
sesn VIII probably b. called into
sCurs within few dass Jo answer
ou,smpt proceedings which the
rro.ecutiuR attorney will Institute
ss.lnst hta. growing wlt ~ hia
stntrmants in the l.escat Park
Snnce bali ease
yusse Mitchell Gillian to-day or
As-.d ASSISTANT Prosecuting Atter.
rsv O. v. yAndefyeer 10 tnvvssis
"a the truth - The pah'ished
ssxtersnts To iha dally papers, a.
trsbntsA q wappenatein, and II
,SsT are fuand 70 he true - insti.
ssts contempt peoccellnsa against
llnI
De Lsschl PARK case. pfufcfriug to
sxva JraEe lfNia ~ Chehaiis
souatv. who Is a. present holdlax
snnrs "a Seattle. hear t. When the
r..s ~ RILEY against Nappensialn
vas called lhls mnrniug IN depart.
re-. Nc Judge Gillian called
presaeutinx Attorney q > Wan.
S,~v.er 10 ne bar His hunur. who
: sasally fhs eesllesl and one q
a. rsoss mid mannerei q men
spsessed to BE- tahurinK under con
sssrahle suppressed excitement
Anw Mr. Fandsrvecf s'ood %
-stxe Gillian sad
gsass elnlans ssassmsnt
-Nr. Prosecuting Attorney, 90
s.fursay. April q. upon a aanwiak
seemea sufficient BY tas court. this
eourr lssued an order 20 show
exsxs IN he case q Riley ~ Wan.
.spstean. returnahlg On tha aFd
a. a MAJ before Judge Albert
- % shsw cause shy the de-
- s.as should rot be sutoinH1
~. Interfering With = certain
slars Of amusement conducted b
=, pss.ntir A. isahl para. n this
ss,y znd granting temporary in.
tar<ssuu gaaEe AlaersHon has -
49, = hear ne malfer. aat has
rs.rsa Il 10 tais department.
ne corrt sten cited tns inter.
s.xs x.th ths shiei Whleh appear
q IN al fhe ineal paper.
Emearrs.s tns Court
rTss eHses n 90 pnhiicaffnn q
nssa interviews eanuuf bet sulhaf.
rss. he eeaFt 10 the hearing aaa
estsrninat.ua u fhis cause ard Is
r<sssu o. then feel max BE
hsresrsd saa embarrassed -
mzlng upsn ire rights ~ Toe
ss-.iss 10 shis action In th# Ian
rage a SIR Supfrms Court -
illsnols. a conft VII % crsraa
sndsasor Is remain wheilv uaiu'ia
sncsd " PUBLICATIONS. hke those
sr1er errasasrntlon. has will he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

SUICID (:

Dllie helmont. The woman who
VAS brought back from Portland 70
testify 81 She Ruth Jackson muf,
der care. tried 10 commit suicide
last evening b. throwing herHeif In
front 81 a Great Sorihera train a.
Ballard She was reseaed hy per.
tuus Who saw her desperate a.
tempt
The woman's attempted suicide
Is undoubtedly due % desperation
Tier health iA IN Del ate and
serious condition and she N alb.
soiuteiy destitute. ballard author.
tiles took the woman in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
FACTORIES
DANGEROUS

Fire Marshal Kellogg has this
week been making an investigation
Of number Of factories and whole
sale establishments In the Whole.
sale district
lie says that he can find a hun-
dred establishments whore thera
should be more precautions taken.
but which BY reason Of the lax
character OF the building DAVIS.
there is no present means Of fore
ing the owners TO a strieter policy.
There are several three-etury fac
tories where many employees arc
daily working and whore the Gre
escape equipment Is very made
quate. yet the building law Is In
sufficient 10 cover them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
PURSE SNATCHERS
IN JAIL

with the arrest Of Ollie Ross last
ninht the police feel that they have
broken up a gang OF men which has
been operating In this city for some
time. The polic also hnv IN custody
John simpson and John Couroy.
III men are accused Of snatshing
watches and other loose articles
from pedestrians Their method
Was 70 approach a man and while
one engaged him In conversation.
the other would wait his chance
and then take the mans watch II
he could not do Il without being
observed he would grab the article
and run.