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The evening world., 1908-10-27
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Made Cough Cure Is
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Murder and Suicide.

Decatur Ill.,, December 26-tSpecial) )- Returning home at o'clock this after noon. the 12-year-old son of J. R. Minich a prominent live stock buyer of Cerro Gordo, Ill.,, found his mother dying on a sofa with blood oozing from her head and clasping in her arms the dead body of her husband. A bullet was in his brain and a revolver on the floor beside them Mnich had been drinking and quarreled with his wife this morning when she ob . jected to his coming to Decatur. The apparent murder and suicide followed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
President-Elect Ia1f
 Takes Trip 70 Play G0t

fire it's, own sautes and cheers were shouted.
 At Bath, which boasts of one of the oldest cotton mills of the south, the car halted, and Mr. Taft complmented the mill operatives on their industry and pro- gress
 At Aiken the people were a bit disap- pointed not to see more of their dis tinguished visitor. They expected him to stop in town, but his car went through tc the terminus, where he at once took an automobile to cover the mile and half to the club. It was past noon when he be- gan his golf, and o'clock when the home trip commenced. Meantime the women of the party were driven over the V. c. Whitney estate and lunched at the Wilcox house. MT. Taft got back just in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Castro Does NOl KnOW
 What Is Good For Him

Caracas, Venezuela Thursday, Decem- Der "A, via Port of Spain, December 25.- The government has in its possession cablegram from Castro which would seem to indicate that the former President is not yet aware of his overthrow. His mes sage reads:
 If a Dutch warship again appears at LaGuayra make an attack on one side with three of our ships
 Conditions here are apparently satisfac- tory A decree has been issued permitting the shipment of merchandise at Trinidad. opening navigation on the Meta river and abolshing the salt transporta- tion monopoly.
 President Gomez has now moved Into
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

Augusta, December 26.-As a holiday di- version, the President elect made an ex- cursion to Aiken, s. C., and played golf on the famous Palmetto links. Mir. Taft was accompanied by Mrs Taft and the three children, MT. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond and their sons. The party were guests of James U. Jackeon, vice presi- road, and the trip was made in a private car. Two hours were occupied in the trip over. News that the President-elect would go over the line preceded the special, and there was lively interest manifested by the residents of the several villages passed. Crowds were out torpedoes were laid along the track that the car might
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Testimony to Be Submitted.

Jefferson City, Mo-, December 26.-At- torney General Hadley today received a letter from Judge Spencer or St. Louis, attorney for the International Harvester company, saying that the corporation desired to take considerable testimny before the evidence in the ous- ter suit brought against 1t is sub mitted to a referee for report Judge Spencer will notify the attorney gen to be taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
These Are Nearly Complete Lines and Yet!- $25.OO Suits for
 $16.5O

From all reports we did ever so much more business than any other Alabama clothing concern this season. We do know positively that we have at all times been open to buy when the other fellows wore the Elongated Coun- tenance and we did buy-and our cash and yours produced those values which influenced the aforesaid big busi- ness here.
 However-this part is vital. We very recently took over the overpro- ductions of many makers and paid for them, and these constitute the ''Nearly Complete' lines which you are free to pick from at $I6.5O.
 This offering, in it's entirety, is the most important Blach's ever made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Horse Rreeder Killed.

St. Joseph Mo, December 26.-Charles Tapp, aged 49 years, breeder, driver and trainer of harness race horses, was shot and killed today at the King Hill stock fsrm, near this city, by Edward Fair hurst, an employe. Tapp was attempting to eject Fairhurst from the ranch house following the latter's quarrel with a fel- low employe, when Fairhurst shot him. Tapp was well known throughout the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

time for the Maxwell dinner tonight, where he met a number of prominent Georgia republicans. The dinner was at time Cincinnati friend and neighbor of MT Taft.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

an excursion for several hours in an au- tomobile paying a visit to Grunewald, whore he witnessed what was to him an unique spectacle. a snowstorm. The for mer President exhibited the greatest in terest in the evolutions of the skaters whom he watched for a considerable time. He then walked an hour through the for est and returned to the hospital Senor Castro says that he feels comparatively well, but he will remain under observation for some time yet.
 Athletic Club Raded.
 New York. December 26.-The Longacre Athletic club. where 500 persons had gath cred to witness a programme of boxing bouts, was raided by the police tonight while William White and John Gorkish were in the ring The principals were arrested as were also Edward Bert, Lewis Britt and John Palmer, who had been announced to appear in other events. to- gether with the manager of the club. the timekeeper and the referee. Joseph Hess. The interrupted bout was the first on the programme and had gone less than two rounds when the police appeared.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Why, Even Many of These SuifS Are $3O.OO Ones
 YEs-$3O, THIS SEASON
 YES $50 AT BLACH'S We Explain This Remarkable Fact

Lookein the windows and through the stocks and see precisely the make and grade suits we sold earlier and gave good value, at $50.
 Then why $165O nowa
 Because we just gathered in all those $50 suit manufacturers who had piece goods to make up. We paid cash but nothing like paid before. For we had planned this $1650 sale and these $50 garments having such individuality anybody could "spot' them immediately That's why wanted them.
 So look for them at $1650-and buy them at $165O, and then spread for the good news of this truly great sale of present seasons made apparel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

Mirafores palace. Students today burned Castros picture which hung in the Var gas hospital.
 F. R. Bartlett, the representative of the New York and Bermudez Asphalt com pany, has arrived here and opened of fees. It was this company that the civil courts condemned to pay fine of s5.ooO,- 900 to the Venezuelan government because O. an alleged compiclty in the Matos rev oll tion. This decision later was confirmed by the court of cessation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

"Bat'' Schaeffer, the enter taining parody singer at the Pastime all this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

Blach'S 12 Windows Given Over To Displaying Garments from This Selling
 Just think, all in windows are $16.50. None worth less than $25 and some $50 quality. All new ly made-all this season $ fashion. There never was to our knowledge such clothing display be- fore But it's just like Blachs. What they do they do right They never yet have invited the public unless there were many garments to it and please each visitor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Castro Watches Skaters.

Berlin, December 26-Senor Castro went ods today for the first time since his entity into Dr. lsraers hospital. He made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
These Lots Are Broken And That Is Why S25.OO Suits Are
 $16.5O

Just as good for you as though all lines were complete, and unless you've been here 'tis impossible to realize how many scores of lots there were.
 Not having learned how to carry over stock gracefully; we at once sail into price and say-''Take your choice of these for $I6.5o."
 Every garment is newly fashioned and made this season. Don't let that fact escape in considering this proposi- tion.
 And you'll buy, too, if you want the good clothing Blachs sell-the kind of clothing that made necessary this quadruple-storied structure -$42,ooo square feet-and every purchaser buys for spot cash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-28

At ALBUQUERQUE IN THE TERRITORY NEW MEXICO AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 5. 1907;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-28

so6'cF1oed and sworn before day Of December
iput II. S.. PICKARD,
Notary Pusrs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
Fac-Simile dune bottle de PiLuLes R0uges.
Les Pnuls Rouges de la Compagme Cnmique Franco Am6rcaine sonte en- vente 3 la phi ar
macied de Patuce Dub6 24me rue ct Sem avenue N E.

lie fajt roster sur la reserve, fit la
gran d'mere; quand q l'estlme, ma
file, c'est une chose qui ne s'avale
pas CONNIE celia.
= Enfn il vous a ensorcelee vol
Ia CO quill a de, sur grand mere, ct
vous jugez favorablement tous ses
actes.
-Parce qu'on ne peut les juger
autrement.
IBIS done, tot, sllencieuse mails
]udicieuse Laurence, qu'en penses
tn? demanda Vivianne.
-Je pense CONNIE tante Lucette
r6pondit doucement la jeune file.
Tres bien! c'est 1ug6, fit VIVA
ne, 81 vous voulez, chere tante,
quand je rencontrerai M. Jacques
Verney, je lui exprimerai tous vos
regrets pour son refus.
Go nest pas %n6cessaire, mon
enfant! Allons, va t'occuper dc ma
corbeille de feurs pour domain, tn
excelles q les faire ct je compile sur
tot.
-Qul aurez vous d6cid6ment,
tante Lucette?
-Alban de Rochel, celia va sans
dire.
-Alors je mettrai des chardons
ct des critics.
-Vivianne!
"a c%ontinuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17

Eth bien! tante Luce tic. Vous
avez reeu une %r6ponse?
-Oui, ch6re petite curleuse &c
Vivianne.
-Peut-on volr?
Et la mutine jeune file s'avanca
un peu.
Papier severe, dit-elle, 6criture
intelligence, mails. lie contenu,t ten
to Lucette?
-Au grand plaisir de Ghislaine
ct q ton grand d6plaisir, Vivianne,
r6pondit Nine de Brouhant, NJ.
jacques Verney n'accepte pas....
je ne parle point de l'impressio'
de Laurence qui est 3 cent lieues
de CO su]et.
Laurence EFT un gale sourire.
ses grands yeux SO baisserent e
silence pour cacher le mystere dc
son occur.
Vivianne fit entendre une excla-
nation de disappointment, CHS
lame resta impossible.
MATS CO nest pas b1en s6rieux
peut.etre CO refus, fit Vivianne, on
pourrait insieter un peu.
ITEMS, dit Nine de Brouhant,
en- lul tendant la lettre.
Vivianne la prlt ct Tut tout haut:
Madame la comtesse,
Veuillez croire q ma we graft
tude pour votre aim able invitation,
mails je ne puts l'accepter, Giant en-
deuil de ma mere, ct je vous serai
reconnaissance de ne compiler mon
voisinage que pour user librement
du droit de fouler ma propri6t6.
Votre tres humble serviteur,
Jacques Verney,
Les yeux de Ghlslaine lanc4rent
DIES 6clairs.
Ill nous m6prise, IL nous de-
daigne, vous voyez grand mere, ct
IL pousse l'injure jusqu'a fare le
magnanime avec nous?
-Tu fait erreur Gh1slaine, dit
la grand'm4re, parce que Get hon.
me salt. SO tenir q sa place, meme
plus quill le faut, tn l'iDjuries?
IL me d6pla1t.
-Alors tn es injuste ct tn JUICES
de parti pris. fit Vivianne.
III est trop orgueilleux ct IL q
tort de vouloir %extorquer l'estime
de tout le monde.
-Du tout, il nest point orgueil-
leux, il q une 6ert6 de bon sloi qui
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17

KOugeS, cans SOu peI1L De1Ctdu, SOu1lduI duA
etoiles qui fltrent a travers les grands bins dies forets
du nord!
De te11es 1ettres sont bien bellies, bien %reconfor-
tantes ct chaque jour la Gle Chimique Franco
Americaine en- reeoit, simon d'aussi touchantes, au
moins d'aussi vraies ct d'aussi s%inceres.
Nous ne saurions trop en- c~onseil1er la lecture aux
meres de families. II ny a rien de tel que Tex-
emple. La correspondence de Madame Nadeau
content deux enseignements d'abord quill ne fault
jarnais desesperer ct puts quill faut avoir c%onfance
aux Pi1ules Rouges.
Voici Ia 1ettre finale de la correspondence don't
nous venons de parler:
Forston, 20 Decembre 1906.
Messieurs,
Je trouve enfn lie temps de vous ecrire pour vous
remercier de vos bons soins ct de vos attentions.
C'est Grange, moi qui, a%utrefois, ne pouvais rien
faire ct passais mon temps a me plaindre, aujour-
d'hui que vous m'avez guerie, j'ai tant de chooses a
faire que je ne trouve plus lie temps d'ecrire. Nous
avons pris maintenant DIES pensionnaires, c'est moi
qui fails lie manger ct tout. Voyez CONNIE je suis
vaillante a cette heure. Et puts, il fault soigner &c
petit bebe cheri don't Iattente nous a cause tant
d'angoisses ct que nous devons a cs BONES Pllules
Rouges. II fait la joie de Ia maison. Cest notre
consolation dams &c ~lointain pays. Tout mala1sea
disparu chez moi: cette heureuse malad1e que Je DOS
a vos Pilules ma complement renise sur pied
je suis gale, travailleuse ct lexil ne pese plus SUR
moi. Duel c%ontraste avec les douleurs ct les iris
tesses d'autrefcis! Quand jy pense, il me passe
I'm frisson dams lie corps; mais tous ces mauva1s
temps sont bien fms fnies, ces pesanteurs dams
lie bas ventre ; fnies, les douleurs de reins; fms,
les gonhements de sang dams la tete; fms, ces
@lancements qui me passaient devant les yeux
CONNIE des etincelles de feu!
Tout celia est fni, disparu, grace aux Pllu1es
Rouges ct iamais je ne saurais vous remercier assez,
iamais lie ne saurais dire tout lie bien que je pense des
Pi1ules Rouges. Files m 'ont sauvee ct elles mont
dome mon enfant. VOLTA tout &c que je peux dire,
en- vous remerciant.-Dane Geo. Nadeau, Fortson,
TER. de Washington, E.U.
N'acceptez pas non plus de cs Pilules, dites
'Pilules Rouges' que DIES colporteurs on colpor-
teuses, PEASANT par les maisons, allant de porte en-
porte, vous offrent. Ces gems sont DIES imposteurs
ct nos produits ne sont jamais vendus de cette
maniere.
Nos M@decins SPECIALISTS donnent DIES c%onsu1ta-
lions gratuites, au No 274, rue Saint-Denis,
Montreal, tous les jours, excepte lie dimanche.
81 vous demeurez trop lon, hernandez I'm blanc de
ST votre marchand ma pas les Pilules Rouges de
la Compagnie Chimiqae Franco-Americalne, en-
SOC. pour une bo1te Oh $3.50 pour six
boites, ayant bien soin de faire enregistrer votre
lettre contenant de ~1argent, ct vous recevrez, par
lie retour de la MALE, les veritab1es Pilu]es Rouges.
Adressez toutes vos 1ettres COMPAGN1E
cHIMIOUE FRANCO -AMERICA1NE, 274, rue
Saint Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17

-Tante Lucette, dit Viviane en-
SO mettant d table, dltes-nous done
qnel est CO noble Granger qui a
traverse le pare il y a un moment.
Est. ce un volsin? IN ami......
-Un ami! dit Ghislaine qui
6tait enlightenment rembrunie,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-17
ECHO DE L'OUEsr

LIE diner 6tait 6ni, Nine de
Brouhant Sc leva ct NIT fin q Ia ta-
quinerie de Vivianne.
Moi, dit celle-ci, je vais imm6
diatement faire une visite d la Ton-
relle, pour tacher d'apercevoir NJ.
Verney.
All! par exempted! dit Ghisla :
ne.
-Oui, oui, dit Vivianne tau,e
Lucette, vous permettez?
-Oui, ch6re petite.
Ghislalne cut haut le corps g.
regarda sa grand'm6re avec te:-
reur.
-viens-tu, Ghislaine? dit VI
vianne:
-Non,r6pondit durement la JET
ne file.
EFT to1, Laurence?
Pas aujourd'hui.
-Pourquoi celia? es-tu dr0le de
me laisser. aller seule! allons ,viene!
Mon, TAI a 6crire.
Eth bien! res'e, j'y vais MOI.
Ghjslaine pendant ce temps, en-
tra1nait sa grand'mere q l'ecart.
MATS empechez la done, dit
ellie, fr6missante de col6re.
-Pourquo1 celia, mignonne?
MAS on ne va pas CONNIE Ce'a
fouler Ia propri6t6 d'autrui,
-Mignonne, VOLTA justement CO
que je devals to dire. M. Verney
est venu me prier d'user CONNIE
par le pass6 de toute libert6 sur ses
terres.
oh! c'est une m6chancet6 de
sa part, pensa Gh1slaine, une fe
che q l'adresse do ma dure parole:
"Vous etes lei sur les terres de
Nine &c Brouhant!' Sa magnani.
mite est une ironique provocation,
"A quot %penses-tu, Ghislaine?
Que les inconnus sont des in
connus ct quill fault sen d66er,dl
ellie dune voix cassante.
-Maftre Germond ma fait son
6loge.
-Ma1tre Germond est peut-e,re
sa dupe.
Les notaires ne SOFT pas trop
la dupe de leurs clients; lis ont as
sez de fnesse pour savoir appr6-
cier.
-Peu m'importe! Get homne a
mon antipathie. ..Que Vivianne
ct Laurence abusent de sa com
plaisance, celia les regarde. mails &c
nest pas convenable. Pour moi,
je ne foule pas la propri6t6 d'au-
trui.
-Vivianne ct Laurence sauront
garden une sage mesure. Quand q
Vivianne, il ne faut ras prendre
au s6rieux ses taqulneries: Je suis
PERSUADE qu'elle Mira meme pas
jusqu'au bout du pare. items.
regarde, la VOLTA qu1 ny pense me
me plus, ellie ravage mes corbeilles
dc Heurs pour talre des bouquets.
La jeune file await entendu, Cal
la fenetre 6tait ouverte.
-Oui, tante Lucette, dit. elle,
c'est pour orner le salon atm DE-
recevoir dignement M. Verney,
c'est demain que vous l'invltez?
Mon petite file, nous avons lie
temps.
-C'est dommage! car, en- v6rite.
j'ai pens6 quill fa]lait bien au
moins lui eire %pr6sent6es avant
d'aller lui rendre visite.
-C'est bon, dit la tante Lucette
avec malice q son tour, j'lnvitera1
aussi Alban de Rochel.
Vivianne fit la grimace.
oh! apres tout, dit-elle, 81 &C.
la vous fat plaisir, moi je lui diral
des m6chancet6s, j'aurai bien Ia
place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
RAND COLD PRODUCTION.


 Record Figures Fer necembek--The RhOaesian Output.
 New York Times.
 According to the official figures the production of gold at the Rand in De- cenber was Sss.52e fine ounces, val ued at E3,47s,e59. The output in De- cenber. 1906, was 55O.1s7 fine ounces. and in December, 1905, 431.5e4 fine the Rand for the year ended Decen- ber 3t. Is07. aggregated e,551.6 fine ouncess against 6,Ts6,e17 fine ounces in 1908, 4.897,22t fine ounces in 1905. and 3.TT1,672 fine ounces in 1904, The biggest month during the year 1907 was December, and the next August, when the output was B55,O37 fine ounces. The increase in December over November was more than 33,O0O fine ounces. The output in December was Q record figure in every respect. comparing with 650,1e7 fine ounces in 1908, 431s6e4 fine ounces in 1905, and S62,264 fine ounces in December, 1904.
 It ts stated that the output of gold in Rhodesia. South Africa, in Decen1- Der was 5s.11s fine ounces, against B0,- 891 fine ounces in November and 48,- 329 fine ounces in December, 1906. The total production for the year ended December a1. 1907. was eI2,452 fine ounces, compared with 5B1,S95 fine ounces in 1906. During the year 1907 the record month in Rhodesia was June, with e total output of 54,sls fine ounces and the lowest February with an output of 40,4S1 fine ounces. The total for the year of 0l2,l52 fine ounces compares with B5l,S95 fine ounces in 1908, 4O7.O4S fine ounces in 1905. 2sT.715 fine ounces in 1904, and 2S1,e772 fine ounces in 1903.
 Nevada furnishes some interesting domestic figures in the matter of gold production. The official figures Of the net ore production of the State during 1907 are s1S,Sss.217. In eonsld- ering this the fact must not be over looked that work was stopped at Gold field for more than four months, and if the output had been normal during that time the total figures for the year would have been in excess of Sl7,- 100000.
 One of the recent consular reports received from our consul general at Calcutta states that the i've gold mines in the Kolar gold fields which are located in Mysore State. produced in October, 1907. 32,s7I ounces of Rold. the output of the largest mine being 17.520 ounces.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
Was Almost A
 Dead Woman.
AN OUNCE OF MORPHINE PER WEEK
 REQUIRED TO SUSTAIN HER.

"C. B. Jamea-Dear Sir:-As you know I went to your senRtorium on the tered your Sanatorium for the treat ment of the Drug Habit was almost a dead woman. but after a three weeks course of treatment l returned home not only cured of the Drug Habit, but greatly improved mentally and physt- caIly, and 1t is Q horrible thought to me now, when I think that was once an ounce of morphine a week to keep me from suffering. Even when under the influence of this terrible drug, was a miserable creature. I felt al- most condemned. muat say, under your treatment, suffered no pain on account of the withdrawal of the drug. I slept well, enjoyed a good appetite and now have no desire for opiates MRS. c. W. RITTER "Paducah. Ky"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
MexciO Wants Ancient Volume.

Denver Dispatch to Chicago Inter ocean.
 One of the most ancient records of Amer lean history is a book in Spanish. printed at 5russsls in 1884. and entitled "A History of the Conquest of Mexico; Rise and Progress af North America. Known by the Name of New Spain 70
 In 1884 . priest gave the volume to Carl Wunston. a Colorado mining engineer. and Wunston sold 1t to Dr. M. O. Murphy, a Kansas man. who has 1t at the Savoy Hotel here, pending its acquisition by the Gaxiean Rovsrnmsnt. with which he is in communication.
 The book is one of the only twelve copies Wh 1l wsRa printed. the rest being in the hands of royalty in various parts of Eu- rope. One Manuel Lola compiled the con tsnts from notes and a diary of the explor- or, cortez. making it not only the history of 'ths conquest but also a sketch of Svehta in Ansrica for 1se years aAtss d&s discovsSE. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
United Daughters
 Of the Confederocv

tCentiauea frsm Page tr.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
6n mn l.IoNs.
wsu HaxS MsvsnE Pactuxss ef EEas

VIII 1kANe M4vsEE Pictures 0x HIS fc Performances. Cairo. Jan. 35.--Idon-hunting dc luxe will be indulged in by Prince DemidoK. who has just left Khartoum for the south on long hunting expedition.
 The Princes retinue includes . doc- tor, a chief and q cinematograph ope- rator, with, of course, the complete outft for taking pictures in the jungle.
 It is the Prince's ambition to immor- talize his lion-hunting exploits by the moving pictures. and the camera will be in evidence whenever the prince is on the trail of the king of beasts.
 Besides a regular arsenal of guns, the Prince Is taking several large steel traps for catching lions. and a variety of implements for capturing and sl1innfng hippopotaEni. rhinoceroses and crocodiles.
 The Frirce hired a special steamer to take him up the Nile. paying $es5 a day for the boat. He intends to make his way u rot gh the French Congo and thence to the Atlantic coast. His bag gage will be carried by seventy-nve donkeys.