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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-13
Reduction Sale
 of Notions

The following list of mo- tions is made up of all the little things that are indis pensable to women every day of the year. The say ings made by buying in this sale will be large in the az gregate if you stock up your supply for months to come, Check off your necessities on the following list: Adjustable pearl collar supporters, regularly 25c, now 19c.
 CelIuIoid collar supporters, all sizes, regularly IOc card. now Jc. AIluminum safety pins in all sizes. regularly 5c dox., now 3 dog. 5c. Samson brass pin sheets 400 count, regularly 3c, now for 5c. Hurricane hair pins. assorted sizes regularly 5c box, now 3 for Toe. Small pin, cubes m black. white ana assorted, reg. 5e, now 3 for Toe. Columbia assorted safety pins, regu- larly 5c. now for Toe.
 SIX frilIed elastic, blue, pink, law ender, bIacl> and yellow, regularly 50c yard, now 3Jc.
 Chiidren's skeleton supporters, reg ularly 35c pair. now 20c. Boys stoclkinett knee protectors, all sizes, reularly 25c, now 10c. Broken lots of hook on belt and pin on supporters, assorted coiors, worth up to soc pair. now 19c. Garter buckles In German silver and gOld-flied, set with different stones, reg. soc, now 39c pair. Large pearl buttons. plain and fan cy, worth up to 50e dcz.. now 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-13
S2.OO Velvet and Velveteens at soc,
75c and $1.OO a Yard

About one hundred styles and colors to select from in this splendid offering of high grade goods at bargain prices The styles plain, stripes checks and dots suitable for dresses waists trimmings The plain coors in reds bues greens browns and black The fances include green gray brown and navy grounds with white stripes checks and self colored dots
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-13
A Popular Sale Of. Belt
Buckles.
3Sc for Buckles Worth Up to S1.OO 79c for Buckles Worth Up to S2.5O

The custom of buying separate belt buckles is seadi- ly growing It's often to get just what want in both belt and buckle that way And it's also often economical
 Monday morning begin under the lappiest (if bright new, fresh goods and sarngy low prices make any happy) auspices special sale of manufacturers sample buckles They Ire in Roman and and other gold finish es made in most artistic designsand every buckle in the sale is bargain
 We spread the whole lot-not large would ikeout bargain tables in front of the store at these prices:
 Belt Buckles S1 OO to S25O values at 79c
 Belt Buckles soc to $10O values at 39c
 The first caller gets first choce-and in this first choice is something worth getting up early for
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
CHAPTER XVII.
Like a Thief in the Night

r longer did the Duke desire our COM
rany He had played his little comedy
IN Of good fellowship, and II was over.
l. though 1t had not ended according to
his hopes. The gray car did its forty
horse be=- 10 oatdistance US on the way Madrid;
but the rladso good that perhaps We lost nothing
IN the de.u- The Escorial-distrIbuted its faVors
evenly. We kept close on the Lecomte flying heels:
Ropes had get down and wake il up by testing the
ignition. Some fellow motorists would have turned
to Offer help. but The Lecomte was ever a LeVite
where We were concerned, and when we We're ready
10 60 on r was not even q spcCk IN the distance
Luckily, however, there was little no doubt where
Its occupant would put up.
ThOugl the Madrid house of the Carmonas had
been burned down ten years ago (since when the
Duchess had made her home at the old palace in
Seville there Tas scarcely Continental paper which
ment in one 9f The finest modern fiat houses Of
Madrid Aa-a-sly, he would entertain his mother
and guest --er- that il would be dcult 70 Slip
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

here so often as Pillar and H. said the Cherub; 50
he knows few people. Still, CristoVals uniform
And Colonel ODonncl gave himself up to directing
Dick which way to 60 as were in the most
crowded center now, close to the Puerta del sol
scarceV troubled itself to move before us took
one Of the main arteries leading out from the Puerta
del Sol, where sign OF gate was to be seen and
turned into the deep blue shadows OF the Gale
Echegaray to hotel.
Already had discovered that il IS not the habit
Of Spanish landlords descend from the important
FIRST floor to the unimportant ground floor and wei
come their guests They glad to have you come
if YOU choose but they do if you stop away,
for there are plenty Of others; and whether you are
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

but peep at the gear box showed me 1t was real
enough. | was fool not to give somebody warning,
or pay man to stay by the car.
' can't that you had reason to be suspicious,
said l. although It's rascally thing and makes
me feel murderous. Did they describe the supposed
chauifcur?
They did sir; and l expected to recognize the
description But | didn't they are too smart for
that
You think we know him.
Sure of it, sir. Nothing easier than a bit of
Disguise
1t might be a common motor car thief, who
wanted a main shaft for a Gloria car
And then again, sir, it mightnt.'
"Anvhow, said |, the thing to do would be TO
apply to the police. and have the rutiian run to
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

away with them unknown TO US.
The thing ] did not know was,
how long he meant 10 stay in the
capital; ia- as he must show
Seville in Holy Week. and later
perhaps other places IN the south
ot Spain. 10 Lady Vale Avon and
Monica before their return 10
Madrid for The royal wedding, it
Was almost certain that he would
60 on IN q couple Of days.
lhe Q OD9nuels recommended TO
Us the Hotel lnglGs, the best Spanish
hotel IN Mai-id, as we'll as the most
amusing and II was with a heart
comparatively light that | looked
forward t. q first sight Of my coun-
tTy S capital How would it com
pare with Paris, with Vienna, with
London. What adventures awaited
me there, What was TO be the
next pas in this queer duel with
Carm0na.
But need not have searched for
comparisons As We rushed into
Madrid without threading through
any suhurbs-since suburbs the
CITY has nonc-I discovered that
II bore mo rcsemblance to any other
place Ne flashed from open coun-
!lTy - shady park, set about with
DuEettcs and beer gardens; ran
through massive gateway, and
Were ID The heart Of Madrid Elcc-
trlc trans whizzed confusingly
round US, and far above the hubbub
OF such traffic loomed proudly hill
crowned with an enormous palace
mere Was no need 10 ask If II was
the royal palace; for II was essen
La-E royal a house worthy Of q
h-ng Ny father had fought to
put Don Carlos there; but with all
my admiration for his brave son
Don jaime, my sympathics fIowc
loyalty toward the vounq dwcller
on those heights.
We swept under and round the
palace hln, as Colonel O'Donnrl
directed In spite Of his jnstrnc-
tons. however Dick lost the w
twice plun2lng into wrong TIN,
n2s, but the second time he d;d
TINS II seemed that San CristI,,ai
whose medal now adorned onr
Gloria and shaped our destinies|
must have twisted the steering wbe,
the door Of an official building qua,
painted the gray car Of Carmona.
passengers Carmona alone was absc
That IS the Ministry Of War"
Taking advantage Of her sons
spoke 10 the Duchess. We thou
taa said / airily / hope nothir
tol stop here
Not IN the least, thank YOU. s.
But Monica spoke up bravelv.
tel uz Why he wanted to 20 in. Sc
"i. YOU he in Madrid iongl"
Only a few days" said Pillar.
We shall be here again at the
ding Monica answered quickly: :
DUE and Duchess will
it is undecided, " Lady Vale Az
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

and cigar III the sitting room
of our suite, Ropes appeared,
looking serious.
" Something bad has hap
pcned, sir; and | blame my
self, said he.
Something wrong with the
car? | asked quickly,
Something out of the car,
sir, he amended, -" the main
shaft of the change speed
gear
Impossible" said l. A
car can't 90 along dropping
her gearing. as a woman drops
her purse
"No, sir; but she can, so to
speak, have her pocket picked
After all that's come and gone,
| ought to have kept my eyes
open. It's the car that's use
less, sir. | found the garage all
right, left her safe and sound,
came back here; but after din
ncr thought I'd go round again
TO tinker a bit at the car IN case
of an early start tomorrow.
When | got to the place
there were three new fellows
on duty, and they seemed
astonished when they saw
intended to work on the
Gloria. The chauffeur who
looked after that car had
been in, they said; and you
can believe, sir, | pricked up
my ears. He'd been working
like a demon, said they,
opening the gear box and
dismounting the main shaft.
Then he went off with it over
his shoulder, after telling the
foreman his master wouldn't
believe the pinions were so
worn there ought to be a new
set, and he was going to
show it to him. They were
surprised, | can tell you, sir,
when | said we had been
robbed, and that the thief
wasn't your chauffeur But
lust then one of the old lot
came in, and bore witness
that | was the right man.
II did seem like a bad dream;
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

synop, Of Preceding Chapters at End This nstalHent
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WE WANT
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And we want to deserve 1t we
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Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fee, of New
Plymouth, entertained as their
Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Blckler and family, of Carbon
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fee and
E. G. Martin of Macarthur, Mrs.
Reed Harden and Hazel Martin,
of Logan, Mrs. Hattie NJ irtin and
daughter Ruth, Miss BERTHE Mar
tin, and Edward Shoots, of Co
lumbus, Mr., Will Gibbons, of
New Plymouth and Mr.. Tom Fee,
Jr., of Carbonhill.
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MIR. Steinbaur reported 10 us
that he had heard from Mr. and
AIRS. Will snider, in Arizona, and
that Will's health is improving
rapidly. The happy couples
many friends hope for the health
TO be fully restored and that they
again occupy their paleoial home
on tths Heights" in Logan.
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John w. Vogels Big City Min
strels will be seen at the Opera
House, Friday evening, August g..
The company ls half hundi ed
strong and boasts of roster sec
ond to none. Manager Vogel' g
reputation for being standard
bearer is enough to satisfy US that
the performance will be in keep
ing with the heralding. The Ori,
entail Palace, new and very elab-
crate first part setting, will be
presented here for the first time,
and it is said to be the most beau.
tiful and costly affair ever used by
any theatrical company in this or
any other country.
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Mr.. John w. Harrington, wife
and daughter, Ruth, of New York,
reached Logan on Tuesday for a
short stay at the home of his
brother, Herbert. John is now on
the staff of the New York Herald
He is receiving warm welcome
from his hosts of friends n Logan,
He was accompanied from Colum-
bus by his mother, who will make
a short visit here.
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Mr.. ana Mrs, e. M. Martin
leave next Monday morning for
Dayton, o., to attend the National
Convention of Photographers
Gallery closed until Friday morn,
ing.
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Mr.. John Shut, of Strong City
Kan, is visiting Messrs. Anthony
and Wash Mauk, his cousins, He
was raised in Hooking county, hut
has been out of her boundaries for
80 years.
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Logan Ladies at Buckeye.

A party of mem mbers of the Or
der of Eastern Star, of Logan,
passed through here Thursday
morning, on their way to Buckeye
Lake, where they enjoyed an all.
day picnic. They made the trip
from here in an automobile. The
following members of the order
were in the crowd: Mesdames O.
w. H. Wright, j. P. Rochester, f.
S. Case, Ira LindIey, j. b. Lyon,
G.. Gladman and G. F. Aplin. Sew
ersl friends of the members were
also in the party,-Lancaster Ga
zette.
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Mr.. E. l., Sherman of Allegan,
Mich, was business in Logan
Wednesday. He was interested
in Il business deal with soliday d
Williamson in the grain and feed
business.
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Misses Joe Cheney, Myrtle Nor
gan and Josephine Henderson and
Meesrs, Will Deishlie, Homer Ga
briel and John Allen returned
Sunday evening from two weeks
stay at the Rock House.
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The three charges Of Rev. e. G.
spoehr will have their annual Mis-
sion Festival at Rempeps Grove,
Sunday, August 4Eh. All are cor
daily invited 10 be present.
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Misses Florence Snider and
Florence Weis and Messrs. Chss.
Campbell and Lawrence Kessler
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Somerset.
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Mr.. Dan Clark, of Junction
City, representing the Ohio Fuel
Co., was in Logan Saturday re-
nswing land leases.
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Mr.. Amos Parker has taken the
contract for frescoing the Presby-
terian church, of this city. He
will be assisted by Mr.. Charles
Osborn of Columbus, who will be
remembered as the man who did
the work of frescoing at the Am
bross Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Bowen
left Monday for Montreal, to meet
their daughter Bird, who is ell =
route from Berlin.
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Mr.. Doug Shriner was bound
over to the grand jury in the sum
of $500 90 Monday evening, upon
waving examination, for assault
and battery.
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There was born Thursday of
last week q daughter to Mr., and
Mrs. Ira Angle, of Columbus.
Mrs. Angle is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Jurgensmer, of Lo.
gan.
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Mr., John Weymueller and fam.
lily, of NelsonVille, were in Logan
with Commissioner Fred Wey-
mueller, Wednesday.
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Mr.. Edward Client, the West
End monument dealer, recently
erected a fine monument at the
cemetery at New Straitsville for
DR.. Barrow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shorr, who
had been spending week with
relatives in Logan and vicinity,
returned to their home in Charles
ton, w. Va, last Monday.
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Mrs, Lewis McGill spent Sun
day in Carroll, the guest of her
nephews, Messrs. Frank and VIM.
Hnfford and families.
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Miss Marie Beck returned to
her home In Columbus lasJ Mon
day after pleasant three weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Logan.
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Miss Nellie Bray, who has been
confined to her home for the pact
three weeks with rheumatism, ie
raj idly recovering.
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Miss Francis Adams, who has
been the house guest for several
week of Francis Mccormick, has
returned to her home at Hunting
ton, w. Va.
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Mr.. Joe Robson, of Straitsville,
was in Logan today, He expects
to become citizen of Logan in
the near future.
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Mr. and Mrs, w, l.. Gage and
son, Locke, have gone to Cleveland
for a stay of several weeks. Mr..
Gage is being treated at hospit
al IN that city.
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Miss Helen Ruhl, who had been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Work and family, returned to her
home in Columbus, Sunday even
ing.
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Sheriff Williamson and Attor.
ney H. E. Sparnon were in Colum.
bus Monday on business.
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The personal effects of the late
d. w. Howdysbell will be sold at
public auction, at his late resi-
dence III Benton township, on next
Tuesday, August 9Th.
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Mr. Arthur Jadwin has moved
into his new residence on North
High street.
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Miss Julia Kinser is spending
ten days in Vinton County, with
relatives.
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MIR. and Mrs. Gordon William
son are visiting relatives at Laur.
elville and Adelphi, this week.
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John w. Vogels Big City Min
.trels is colossal amusement ep.
tsrprise-frst class, high class and
never outclassed.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.

Mr.. G. R. johnson, of Crooks
vile, was a visitor to Logan last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mr.. John Till, OF Somerset,
spent Sunday with relat yes in
this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price accom-
panied by his father, Edwin Price,
and his son Edwin, were visitors a
few days this week in Toledo.
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Mr.. Amos Tignor, of Nelson
willie, visited his sister, Mrs. Jacob
Wycutf, Friday.
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Miss Kate Long, of Macarthur,
returned to her home after several
days pleasing visit in Logan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose, were
the guests of the parents of Mrs,
Rose at Lancaster over Sunday.
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Mrs. Reed Harden, of Logan,
attended family reunion in New
Plymouth Sunday.
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Mr. Clarence O'Hare, of Colum-
bus visited his brother, Wiley, in
Logan Sunday.
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Miss Rena Jones, of Yinton and
Morgan, is employed in Logan for
few weeks.
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Miss Minnie McBroom ls in at
tendance at the Lancaster Camp
meeting.
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Messrs. Ed. Eberst and John
Burgoon were Lancaster visitors
Tuesday.
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The local knights of Columbus,
with few invited guests, are
holding a picnic at Rempel's grove
today.
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Mrs. Arthur Wooden of Dobbs
Ferry, New York, is in Logan
among friends for week.
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Misses Dassie Davey and Essie
Cook went to the Lancaster Camp
Ground, Thursday, for a three
weeks vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grove are
spending a week on the Lakes, EN-
ioying summer vacation.
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| D { AL n T " S.

Mr.. Claude Petitt is seriously
i'll.
Miss Mary Till spent last Sun
day in Lancaster.
Auditor j. l.. Martin was in Col
umbus, Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Wadsworth, of Or
land, was in Logan Friday.
Miss.Clara. Shannon, of Colum-
bus, spent Sunday in Logan.
"Billy" Williamson, of Laurel
vile, was in Logan, Saturday.
CO.. Seth Weldy is spending his
vacation at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. Clarence Kyle, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Ex-Commissioner Finney, of
Vinton County, was in Logan Fri
day.
Mr.. Lee Sharp, of Suga" Grove,
spent Sunday with friends in Lo
gan.
Mr.. Charles Lewis, OF Oskaloosa,
Iowa, was visitor in Logan last
week.
Rev. Paschal Bright is visiting
his parents Judge and Mrs. S. Ii.
Bright.
Mrs. Eli Mains has gone to
Chester Hill, Ohio, to visit his
brother.
Mr.. Geo. Whetzel, of Buchtel,
was killed in No. New Pitts burg
mine, on Tuesday He was u ma
hine man, and the face of the
coal burst aud crushed him.
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Mrs Mary Voris, of the Athens
State Hospital, was the guest of
her sister Mrs. c. j. Juergensmier
in Logan.
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Mr.. Johnny Williams, of New
StraitsVille, spent Sunday with
his son, Mr.. Dave Williams, Of
this city.
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Report comes to us that a 100
barrel oil well has been struck near
Bremen
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Mrs. Cyrus Hansley visited
relatives at New Straitsville
Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Silverthorne
are in attendance at the Lancaster
Camp-meeting.
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Mr.. Clarence Kyle, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
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The families of Marve Martin,
Chas. A. Wrght and Frank
Stevens, left Wednesday noon for
the Lancaster Camp Ground.
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Ex-Commissioner Finney, of
Vinton County, was in Logan Fri
day.
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Mr.. Lee Sharp, of Suga" Grove,
spent Sunday with friends in Lo-
gan.