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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-21
TUSKEGEE NEGRO
CONFERENCE OPENS
BOOKER WASHINGTON REVIEWS
ADVANCE MADE BY THE NEGRO
SINCE THE CIVIL WAR-URGES
PURCHASE OF LAND.

Tuskegee. February 20.-The sixteenth
annual session of the Tuskegee Negro
conference began here today at the Tus-
kegee Normal and Industrial institute.
President Booker T. Washington pre-
sided and hundreds of farmers with their
wives and families crowded the spacious
auditorium of the school. Educators from
various parts of the north and south
were also in attendance. In his opening
address Principal Booker L. Washington
reviewed the advance made by the negro
since the advent of freedom He adj
vsed the members of the race to push
onward in the path of industrial prog
ress; to live decent and clean lives, to
avoid racial friction and by industry and
frugality and honest living to command
their own self-respect and to earn and
keep the respect of their white neighbors.
Reviewing the work of the race since the
civil war he said that the negro in the
United States has acquired landed prop
erty equal to the combined areas of Bel
GUM and Holland He urged the pur-
chase of land while it may be bought
at present figures, he advised the saw
ing of money, the opening of bank ac-
counts and the investment of savings in
land. agricultural machinery and sur
roundings to make better homes.
A declaration of principles embodying
Tho line of President Washington's adj
dress was adopted
The second day of the conference will
he devoted to a gathering of prominent
educators. interested in the education of
the negro race. A discussion of existing
conditions will be held and remedies sug-
gested.
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PAREDES EXECUTED
IN VENEZUELA
Revolutionary Leader Married Chicago
Woman-Daugnter of Ex-Governor
of Dakota-Divorce for Cruelty.

Chicago, February 20.-Gen. Antonio
Paroles, who, according to dispatches,
has been executed in Venezuela for TO-
'menting a revolution, was the divorced
husband of Miss Florence Celeste Hutch
inson, daughter of the late John Hutch
nson. a Chicago lawyer, and for years
in the consular service, prior to which
time he was governor of Dakota Miss
Hutchinson, to whom the court gave the
right to resume her amaiden name, was
divorced from General Paroles February
on the ground of cruelty.
Paroles, who was 40 years old came
of a wealthy and prominent Mexican
family, owning extensive mining interests
and ranches
Miss Hutchinson declared last night
that she knew nothing of Paroles Ven
ezuela venture beyond what she had
read in the newspapers. She was married
to Paroles September ] last after hav-
ing met him in New York, and the couple
separated six weeks later.
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PUBLISHERS AND
PRINTERS AGREE
All Trouble to Be Averted BY New
Treaties-Not Made
Public.

ments which are expected to avert all la
Dor troubles between the parties affected
and to guarantee an amicable settlement
Of any matters of dispute between Them
were made at today's meeting of the
American Newspaper Publishers assocla-
ton with the International Typographical
union, the International Stereotypers'
union and the International to-En-
gravers union. Although the substance
of the new treaties not made public,
it was said by a member of the publish
ers' association that there is now a clear
understanding betwt en- the publishers and
unions.
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Prize Is Doubled in
Missing Word Contest

The first days guessing in the missing
word contest proved a failure for the sew
eral hundred contestants, as no one of
them had all of the missing words cor
rectly supplied. Some of The Age-Herald
readers certainly imagined that word
had been left out of each adj, as several
had supplied word for almost every ad
on the page But even they were not cor
rect. Some of the contestants seemed to
be of the opinion that there was only one
word omitted, when in reality there were
four words purposely omitted.
Remember, that it is necessary to read
every ad. carefully, for there is no telling
how many words that willy fellow, the
missing word editor, will leave out. Some
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-21
HEART MOVED HAND.
Declared Himself Guilty, But Officers
Send Him to Asylum.

Wallace, Idaho. February 2D.-"It is the
heart that moved the hand. l am the
man that killed Fred Tyler. Turn all
these other fellows loose, for | am the
man who did the deed"
This announcement startled Judge
Woods this morning. a small dark stran-
ger with long black hair and a stub5y
beard was standing beside steve Adams,
proclaiming himself guilty of the crime
for which Adams Is on trial. COM
motion ensued. Seized by two officers
the stranger was hurried from the court
room TO the sheriffs office There he
said his name was Patrick c. Ryan OF
Butte. He said Il Adams was convict
ed an earthquake would destroy the
Couer dAlenes. Ryan will be committed
To an asylum.
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SUFFRAGETTES ARE.
LET OUT OF PRISON
MARTYRS ARE ENTERTAINED At
LUNCH BY THEIR COLLEAGUES.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLUB
IN NEW YORK.

London, February CA dozen woman
suffrasists were released from prison to-
day and subsequently, We're entertained at
lunch by their colleagues. Mach enthu-
siasm was aroused by the reading of con-
gratulatory paragraphs from the National
Woman's Suffrage association. which
closed it's convention yesterday. and from
the Woman's Suffrage leagues OF New
York
The text Of Sir Charles Dillan's bill to
enfranchise women and remove disable
tiles was issued this morning. II provides
for enfranchising every registered man
and woman OF full age and that nobody
shall be disqualified by sex or marriage
from being elected to either house of par
lament or to local bodies, or from eXer-
clsing any perfnnctlons WnaieXer.
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Business clubs Go On Sail.

Charleston. s. c., February pa
party of ninety.two business men rep
resenting the commercial clubs of Chi
cago, St. Louis, Boston and Cincinnati
sailed on the Hamburg American line
steamship Prinz Joachim tonight for a
visit to the West Indies and the 18TH
mus of Panama. The Boston members
of the party were aboard the steamer
when she came in this afternoon. The
members of the Commercial club of
st. Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati ar
rived in the city at noon aboard spe-
cial train over the Southern railway.
Many Of the party were taken by men,
bers of the Charleston Commercial
club for drive over the city. All
members of the party are well and in
fine spirits. President S. Nj. FELTON, OF
the Chicago and Alton railroad, MEM
Der of the Chicago club, left the party
at Chattanooga. having been called
home on business.
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days he will be tired and will only omit
a few of them, and then on other days
he may feel pretty brisk and leave out a
bunch of them.
Now, get that thinking cap on and see
if you can find all of the words today
There may be only one and then there
may be a dozen or more.
AS there was no winner yesterday the
prize is doubled today and the success
full contestant today will get four round
silver dollars for his services
The words omitted yesterday were:
Popular" from Loveman, Joseph &
Loeb.
Dirt" from A. r. Dearborn & Co.
"Partcular," from Gum Drug Co.
Few" from Joe and Lee Slaughter.
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Nabuco Speaks at Buffalo.

Buffalo, February 20.-Joaquin Ma
buco, ambassador of Brazil, was the
guest of the Liberal club here tonight
Taking for his topic, Trade Relations
Between North and South America.
Mr.. Nabuco reviewed the rapid strides
towards continental fraternity. in the
western hemispheres, and prophesied
even closer relations between the re-
publics Of the two Americas.
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No Clashes In Vlrainia.

Richmond. Va. February 20.-In let
Ter just made public the governor OF
Virginia declines an invitation to appoint
delegates to a proposed southern confer
ence on the negro question, saying the
white and black races i'm Virginia are
dwelling together In peace and harmony
that there have been no clashs, and that
therefore no good can issue from con-
ference like the one projected, so faT
as at least concerns Virginia.
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PASS THE RIVERS
AND HARBORS BILL
All Committe Amendments Are Agreed
to-Nothing for the Tom
bigbee Is Allowed.

Washington, February 20.-The Senate
passed the rivers and harbors appropra-
tion bill, carrying a total of S92, 40, Az.
All the committee amendments were
agreed to.
The bill occupied the Senate an hour
and twenty-five minutes.
Senator McLaurin of Mississippi made
an effort to get an appropriation for the
upper Tombigbee river but although he
presented several alternative propositions
ranging from Sl,5O0,0O0 to 100000 the
Senate would accept none of them
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Gunboat Floats.

Pensacola, February 20.-The United
States gunboat Gloucester, which was
blown ashore here during the hurricane
of last September, was floated today.
The vessel is badly damaged and will
go into drydock in few days. 1t was
necessary to cut a channel from deep
water to the point where the Glou-
cester was ashore.
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Missing Word Contest
By Austil. ElxvOOd. Ind.
ooNn.r1oNs OF CONTEST.

In several OF the advertisements
on this page there has been a word
left out purposely. Read each ad
carefully and see IL you can find the
missing words.
To the first person who finds those
and brings or sends them to the
Age-Herald office we will give two
dollars in cash.
Write on one side OF the paper,
giving the word and the name of
the firm from which the word was
missing.
Write your aame and address
plainly on the paper. Seal in q
plain envelope and bring or mail 1t
to the Missing Word Editor, Age
Herald. No answer received by
telephone
No answer will be received be-
fore 12 o'clock nor after p. m.
on the day of publication of these
advertisements.
The name of the winner will be
published in this column daily.
No Winner yesterday. Prize to-
day s4.0O.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-21
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

$3S00-Two 5-room houses at West End.
$30O0-Nice Groom house with hall;
North Highlands.
$2250-6-room, 2-story house; Woodlawn.
S4000-G-room house and store corner lot;
in city.
S19O0-6-room house on oath street, south.
Modern, groom, 2-story house; Rush
avenue; lot 100x1l5; $1,000
Lot 50x14O on 4th avenue, with 8 houses;
$500.
$lG00-Half cash; new broom house with
hall; corner lot; North Birmingham.
$3500-Two cottages on lot 30 feet front;
rented for $3.50 per year; North High
lands
Lot 102x2i0; 10th avenue, north, with
one Broom house and one Groom
house, $1,000; bargain.
i0-room, modern. South Highlands home;
18th avenue; $500.
S-room. modern home: furnace heat; SER
wants house; corner lot; on block OF
Highland avenue; $4,000
For terms call at office. List you
VI. r.. WEBB RF
Peoples Phone 1864. Room
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The newest and the best in
B ir min gham-"The Sub
Way"
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Try the oawk for falf.tcne and line
lustratIons. Aae-HePaid eulIdInA
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Attractive ads. are illustrated. Lei
tie 0awk make your iiIustratlena
Accelerate Building.
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SlQna.

The most difficult work solicited. He-r>j.
II "a. of coursa -
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1880, 5-rooms and store combine
ed, located on lot 10, block los.
Rents for $40 or would be SPLEEN
did stand for a small business.
High location and on the main
thoroughfare. Price reduced for
quick trade. C. M. Green Realty
Co., Biham,
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Lot 5ox14o; Groom house with hall; 18th
avenue; $4,000.
Lot 50xls0; % rooms; two halls; servant s
house, rented for $50 per month; on
9Th avenue; 1880; bargain"
Lot 5Ox1IO; on 4th avenue, between 22d
and 23d street; rented for $40 per
month; $4,000.
Alley corner 90x100; 14th street. north.
Corner of ID avenue and 25,h street,
50x100 $4,000
200 feet fronting on 18th street. north,
with Groom brick house and servants
house; $500 Bargain.
$500 Corner lot on ear line; West End,
S250O-Iot 5Ox150; Groom house and hall;
cabinet mantels; on car line; Wood
lawn.
$55OO-6-room house and two servants
houses; rooms each; lot 5Ox1S5, on 10Th
street, north.
s16oO-5-rooms and hall; lot 50x160; North
Highlands.
property with us---we can sell Ii
Al ESTATE co.
:OG jefferson County Bank Building.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
ELWELL

Mr.. Holmes has an auto, recently
purchased.
]. w. Purvis bought new sorrel
driver last week from Mr.. True OF
Highlandlake.
Miss Hetzel of Longmont has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Glow
ell, for several days.
j. w. Purvis has secured the ser
vices Of Roy Britton as clerk
through the summer months.
Miss Beulah Shull Is taking q
course at Supt. Dicks summer
school of methods at Denver.
Mr.. Hershman Of Boulder spent
few days last week in this COM
munity In the interest of the Love-
land U. b. church.
The Ladies' Aid sewed carpet rags
at the parsonage last Thursday and
this week is to spend an afternoon
with Mrs. Ell Avery.
Mrs. Will Avery made trip &c
Fort Collins last Thursday where
her mother, recently arrived from
the east, is dangerously Ill.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
SEVERANCE

Chas. Wright is having neat "''"
com n,odious house built.
]. E. Shook was the guest o' W.
L. Baldridge Friday night.
Messrs. Baldridge, shillig an"
WALES were recently In Gree'''
trapsacting school business.
Th Ladies' Aid held a very in',,, ,
esting meeting Wednesday Afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Bert Riggs
Mrs. Gordon Nichols has p'er ,
,omnelled to have trained purse Oh
account of severe attack OF imam
matory rheumatism.
Chas. Nash, who was so "h,o',s ,S,
nate as to have the dwelling hooSs
m his ranch burned, is having IL
much better house built wh'c1 "'n ,ms
1reatly to the appearance OF '"'
place. coo
"Wednesday evening Mrs "vU, ~,
s,ck,er was agreeably SURPRISED ~, y,
about a dozen couples coming 10 ''''
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DOVER

Paul Barrows of Denver is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Lulu Moore of Boulder is
visiting her parents.
H. Bedient and c. Jones were
Denver visitors last week.
e. Jones is having a dwelling
house built on his claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carleet OF Long
mont are the guests of r. t. Hem
mingway.
The Ward Bros. have been ENJOY
ing q visit from their sister, MISS
Fern Ward, of Fort Collins.
J,L. Donahue is very busy with
his new steam pillow outfit breaking
prairie between here and Carr.
Miss Alice Bedient, who has been
suffering from severe attack oi
tousilitis, is now fully recovered.
Miss Jennie Pettijohn OF Num-
was in Dover one day last week
looking after her many interests
here.
Fall wheat is heading and Is very
much In need of rain. the spring
wheat not being so far matured Is
standing the dry spell better.
Dover will celebrate the fouf.n
by having a picnic In Woods grove
nm Lone Tree creek. Everybody
come and bring well filed lunch
baskets.
j. Van Why of Los Angeles called
here by the death of his oro1hel'
Chas. F. Van Why, failed to make
the proper train connections ana ar
rived the day following the funeral
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27

%. J. Blandin was attending tc
business In Fort Collins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Dickerson are
taking an outing In the mountains.
Born, Tuesday, June ls, to Mr..
and Mrs. T. C. Phillips, a daughter.
Mrs. Ure and two daughters left
for Washington, d. c., one day last
week.
Miss Anita Doherty has accepted a
position in the Busy store for the
summer.
Mrs. E. G. Steele and children
left last week for Salina, Kan, for
visit with relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Hill, who has been
visiting relatives at Pine Grove. re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. N. A. Trenholm and chill
dren have gone to Baltimore, Mo-,
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mcintosh Of Oberlin. O., Is
spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. j. B. Wilson.
Mrs. M. D. Spencer and her father,
L. B. willard, OF Greeley we're the
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Scheer.
Mrs, Andrew Wilson of Fort Col
lins, who has been visiting friends
and relatives here. has returned to
her home.
C.J, Morris, formerly Of Iowa,
has accepted a position as salesman
in the dry goods department OF the
Busy story.
Miss Ellen Myers, who has been
studying music in Denver, is spend
ING the summer vacation with her
parents here.
R. NJ. Hutchinson and daughter,
Jessie, left last week for Canada
where they will spend several weeks
with relatives.
G. A. Hedblom has been here in
the interests of the Colorado college
and while here was the guest OF
Dickson Smillie.
Mrs. Bessie Smith and children OF
Kalamazoo, Mich, are spending the
summer with Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wood.
Mrs. j.. Mccartney and daughter,
Nellie, were the guests of Mrs. NJ,
RYAN of Pleasant Valley Wednesday
afternoon at a thimble party.
Thursday evening about thirty Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Wilson'S friends
went to their home and surprised
them. A very enjoyable evening
was passed and Mr.. Wilson is now
the possessor Of q handsome Morris
chair, left by his friends as re-
minder OF the good will and appre-
citation Of his services in the lodge,
cherished by his brother Masons.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
COMING G
Greeley, Colorado.
Tuesday, July 2. 1907.
The eminent physician on chronic DIS
eases will visit our city
And will be at the Camfeld Hotel

And will be at the Camfeld Hotel
until 5 p. M, one day ONLY.
DIR. Potterf, president of the staff OF
the Boston Electro Medical Institute, is
making tour of the state.
He will give consultation, examina
ton, and all the medicines necessary to
complete cure FREE. All parties taxi
ing advantage OF this offer are request
ed to state to their friends the result of
the treatment.
Cures DEAFNESS by an entirely new
process.
Treats all durable cases of catarrh.
throat and lung diseases, eye and ear.
stomach, liver and kidneys, gravel. rheu-
matism, paral, sis, neuralgia, nervous
and heart disease, epilepsy, Bright's
and skin diseases.
Liquor and tobacco habit, big neck,
stammering cured.
Piles, fstula and rupture cured with
out detention from business. Eyes,
nose and throat.
Glasses fitted, granulated lids, cat
aracts, cross eyes Strengthened without
pain.
II you are improving under your fam
lily physician do not take up our valuable
time. The rich and the poor are treated
alike. Idlers and curiosity seekers will
please stay away. Our time is valuable.
Remember NOT A PENNY will be
charged for the medicine required to
make cure of all those taking treat
ment this trip Office hour 8 a. N.
Positively married ladies must be ac-
companied by their husbands. Remem-
her the date, Tuesday, July ., at the
Camfield Hotel Greeley, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27

an loo cream social. The suctess
olearsd about 81.
Miss Maude Domino Of Windsor
WAS thrown from q horse and was un-
conscious several hours while visit
ing 1T the Erickson home last week.
At last reports she was getting along
nicely. a
The Lone Tree Sunday school
held an out door meeting In the
Bickling grove Sunday. Regular
Sunday school services were held oe-
fore dinner. Then from well TILED
lunch baskets a bounteous picnic
dinner was served and after dinner
several of the children, and grown
people as we'll, gave recitations ana
readings,
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FANCY DRESS GOODS IN CHECKS, PLAlDS AND ST

nome to spend the evening. Mr..
Sickles was the instigator of the sur
prise on his wife and then surprised
the guests by providing dainty re-
freshments which he purchased and
served.
The teachers have been employed
for the ensuing year, Mr.. Dasher
having been secured as principal
Miss Stearnes Of Grand Island, Neb',
and Miss Twombly of Greeley being
assigned the lower grades. Al
though work has begun on the new
school house 1t will not be ready 1or
occupancy before Oct. l.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
LONE TREE

Walter Richards of Elmcreek,
Neb., is visiting relatives here.
The many friends OF Mrs. NJ W.
Darling are glad to know she is ao'e
to be around again.
Mrs. Mckee and daughter, Miss
Edna, are spending a few days ID
Greeley and viii, go to Denver TO-
morrow for n week or ten DAYS.
There was not very large crowo
Mt Mr.. and Mrs. Alden's Frioay
evening where the Bethel Ala heio
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
OLIVE BRANCH

r. Nancy Is breaking land for y.
r, Burch with his steam engine
Mrs. Il. F. Orn Is visiting hef
mother, Mrs. Carter, Of Longmoh''
Mrs. Hulda Lamb and son, Fred
of Longmont, who have heen visiting
at the o. W. Nye ranch, have re-
turned to their home.
A. L. Dow of Longmont, accom-
panied by his brother. came over
last Sunday In his auto and were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ). Law
son.
Mrs. M. M. johnson and her son,
L. Lunson, of Longmont paSSeu
through here Friday on their way ~
their land recently purchased near
Grover. They have over l'ooo acres
on which they intend to put '"'
proyements at once.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
All Over Weld.

asking Presbytery to dissolve their
relation, which action took place and
was granted in Fort Collins Tues
day, June Is.
The Misses Ellis entertained few
friends Tuesday evening in honor OF
A. A. Johnson. Those present we're
Melville Faris and sister, Bella, OF
Peckham; Miss Luella Wytle OF
Toledo, o.; Wendell Speer and Miss
Eva Wylie Of Greeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Ellis, T. A. McComb and
Miss Susie Beattie.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
|ghlandlako

@as a nice rain here Friday
have begun cutting their
Is week.
the farmers are hauling
It to market
alloy is able to sit up again
ere siege OF sickness.
IL. Coates and baby re-
% Longmont Thursday.
les of Longmont visited
IN the family of her son,
+ Woodley is entertain
OF eastern people. They
ursday.
lerS held a business meet.
|aay evening in the resi-
= T. Mead and organized
lhalake Mercantile COM
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
IASALLE

'ahs made a short visit
zen this week.
y Is attending summer
State Normal.
=, Crooks of Chicago is
''le home of Jas. Dunn
sample of Greeley was
s'S'er' Miss May, at DR..
I week
Is j. W. Brandour of
'u Miss Howe of Spirit
e'e calling in LaSalle
patterson - and Russell
'''e week with Mrs
s'cF' Mrs. Barr, of Fort
an''son, who has been
Ne nome Of his aunt.
'i'hHton, for the past
'e'urned home Monday.
s'on of Beaver Falls,
a' the home Of ID. S.
Mr.. Johnston has
!" The Evans r.. P.
June.
sa''on of the First
,utch concurred with,
wv r. o. seamans, In
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
EATON

Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Hensley were
recent Brighton visitors.
Miss Anita Doherty has retuile"
from a pleasant visit at Love'ai'u'
Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Karr are re-
ioicipe over the arrival OF a son -,
their home Thursday, June ID.