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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
SIutteoe brat
Icb at brnge Spuies, % bpescoe up
mieS Scu rette 5pbe

Ger gisreS pfte ben 5eilto9elIe, at
mai, forisger Of gjenopbpege ct neo.
bruot 9erueipitem meo iaafaIote 90
mics - Meoiciu.
9tpt WateriaIe, Of bpilfe De uo-
tsntte 9erpeccIler fan eienopbpgges,
er bpab Ser if,tIbe bibringes, og bette
erboIoes fun oeo rette Slnes 6soe.
"Sor TO aar iiben bar ieg, paa
@run6 al Sperarbeioe, Stiberunger
% Spgoom / 6amiIien, paa Ranoen
al Ell f~iilbitGn0ig RerperpiteIie," fri
Der ell une @oOer fra @isconiin.
"Niine Scnner blep befpmreoe,
iorbi ieg bleo iaa blee og mayer %
life funoe iope ON Iatten. Seq tce
iorificIige Sonics. foreifrepet al SG'
ger, men 6ereS 8irfninser opbsrte
itrar ieg iIuttebe meo at tage Dem.
Seben ipntes life at nGre mig. %
frembragte bpcrfeu aiso eler BLOB.
IA ies lUite ON @rapc-9tuts, be-
iluttebe iee at lutte meo Comics oe
lie bpab en- 6oranbring al G9rings'
mioIer piIbe gisre. Seq ipiite Grape
Shuts fire @nuge ON Gagen; ieg ipi'
ite Den meo Slsbe % BRAT @elf til;
off tibIig tiIicuss eiter Iise for Of
bupe ipiit Ell @ortion @rape.gsuts.
~Snoeu 10 Tiger tinoe ies Iope
eobt. oe iu0eu fort Sio tiltog ieg &c
guuo i gGat o. fsIte iom en- belt an
Den auinoe. Iin lille 9atter, Jon
iea iioite Saar maatte boIoe noe al
Sfolen poa @runo al froniif 8otarrb,
or i%oranoret ira ct miagert, blegt oa
nerpsit Barn til en- r~sonniSIet, frilt
Gise, % bun or | Ssii penot tiIbage
til Sfolen.
"@rape.Nuts og fritz Suit par D.
eneite SiGIpemibler, iom brustcs til
at irembringe oisie gobe &elilltater.
Ser er en- @ulno."
@apnet opgipes peo Goinim Go,
Battle Greet, @it. 99s "Sbe &oaf
to @eIIpile" ! bper Taffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Gobafsforbrueet

Oct apantiim Sobat iom anles og
forbruges | De Soreneoe Stater er
ncaet ganife enorrtt. OFF Sfraa. oe
&seetobaf fubrifere0es / Iaret 1907
life minbre END 36t ,060,4 37 Gnno;
builfet er 1907, $50 gunb mere emo
| bet foruogaaenbe aur. antaIlet al
Gisaretter, iom prooucerebes, par
$500 Miuioner, eaer $50 Miaioner
Here emo | garet 1906. gf Gigarer
lapeoes S,422 Milioner, en- 0eb-
gang at 20 Niaioner i SammenIis-
ming meb @aret for.
Raar Der er trauge Siber, bruges
Der mere Hseetobaf og minbre @i-
carer. @igarpro0uftionen, iom nm.
Der norntaIe SorboIo er omtrent 700
Wtilioner bper Mnoneb, faIot iaale.
oes ! Hopember oe december ifior til
minbre emo 500 @iQioner.
Srobs bet, at mango Stater bar
pebtaget 2ope moo Salg af Gigaret.
ter til linge Gutter, bItr S~orbruget
itaoig Itsrre % gaar III op til aien.
neminitIig omtrent 90 Diilioner Dag.
Tia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

Many a man gets the upper hand by
dealing it to himself from the bottom
of the deck.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Columbus Nffe.

tHHNIN"
Jprti6en er Der ei NrepberIina
meIIem Observation-Disclosures /
Waibington o. Me~aieringen pna Gen
Santo Domingo | MnIeoning al
SpprgSmaoIet ON ggtbeocn of ct
Bar SonnotiIb Stsb og fiosle 2not.
Ter, Tom aneipeIig er 2epninser of
ameritas Spoager Gbriitopber 60.
lumbus. Gen itore Spoaeers 2ig
bar flere @ange paret fsrt fra Steo
til Steo % pRret belt | minore Stpfs
fer, iao ingen M rigtig pe6 affurat
bpor bet err.
Columbus beoe / @anaooIio /
Spanien ben 20oe Mai 1906 og bIep
begrapen ! ben gp. st ballot Snes
aar ienere blep 2iget flpttet til ga.
miliens @raniteo | SepilIe, bpor oct
fit bpiIe | Sreo inbtiI 1541, | bpiIfet
Iar Den ipanife Reaiering eop 60.
lnmbus's Spigeroatter 2ilnoelie til
at flptte Siget til Santo Domingo o.
bii9tte oct | Gems itore 4atbeoral.
IS 1895 blep Santo Gomi1lao uaf-
bGngig at Spanien, oe Sertugen al
geragua, en- @fterfommer at GoIum-
bus, fit ba 2op til at flptte lin Sor.
faoers 2egeme til Sapar,a paa Cuba,
for at bet frembeIes funbe bore I'M.
Der bet ipanife Slas. Soa, ba Cuba
for npsle Iar iioen peo De Soreneoe
Staters Si9lp fom Log fra Spanien,
blep ben itore Spboeers aneipeIige
Sepninger igien fert oper Sapet %
blot | Sepiae, Sponien. bpor bans
Gfterfommere bar lit Sjem.
Oct er imioIertib mere emo tpiI.
Iomt, ON oct Sig, Tom fsrtes fra
Santo Domingo til Sapaua % ber-
fra til Seuile, er oct rette. Man
dntager MI, at ombanbleoe aiite inoe.
bolot Stspet life af Gbriitopber 60.
lumbiis, men at bans Ssn 4bmiral
Don Souis. Sor omtrent treoipe
gar iiben fanot man nemlig uitoer
airfen | Santo 9omingc en- MetaI-
fasie, Tom iagbe zig at inbeboioe STU.
bet al Gbriitopber Columbus. Get
blep iamlet ct lioet @iilofrin, og
ienere bnr &eeieringen | Sonto 90.
mingo eiort Sorretning meo oct
boaoe peb at noitiqe oct o. peb at
gipe eler i9lge liot al Stspet. 8eo
Observation-Disclosures | Chicago iegte
ben ioaleoes SiaabeIie til at noltiae
bette @uloIfrin for at tiene genge
paa bet; men iaaoan Siaaoelie bIep
Dem negtet. 8lanbt Dem, iom bar
faaet fat | Ell lioen Saonofulo al 60.
lnmbus's Stsp, er Sobn 9opo Cha.
der ! albanp, Hem gorf. San ipnes
Dog M, at bet n9lten er Seaigbrsbe
at bebolbe bette Stsp, % bar tilbubt
fig at ienbe bet tilbage til Santo 90.
mingc, beriom De andre, iom er |
idnme Stiaing, bill eisre Iigeiaa. s
oenne anleoning bar ban benpenot
zig til &eaieringen ! @aibingtcn, og
ON oenne Sag fsres Der aItiaa en-
%oipIomatiif g%rebperIins meo Regie-
ringen | Santo Domingo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

il. UH.TIt h WLe"
- &rlit s{IoIter fra Spicer, Dainn.
Ole Sobnion fra albee, 9. Dat.
bar npIis beisgt Bait. Sau9lanos
Menigbeoer % aflagt Wtonesbpro
en- Spno oe Roaoe. De bopoe man.
ge bpsgeIige Msoer, os SUBS aanbs
erfores paa &ierterne-
("guobGreren").
49, Bolt. 81. s. Sausen bar moota.
get aaI6 fra Gfeluno Srimenigbeo
ca. $50 Drill eft fra abief Miper
Sails ! Neo Qote 60. Winn. Nenig.
beoen bar bet fieite aar p9ret be.
tent of Nep. 8. aolitoe at ben 8.
e. Strife. San bar lopet Wenigbeoen
Wetienins ct Mar iuotil pioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
$s.93 KiSefcn.Habinet.

% tienitpilig rusIeoe ban melIem
Sfolebuiet, Stuen o. Staloen for at
bore til Sieneite for enbper, iom
trengte liot SiGlp, % be bar mango
/ De Gage.
90 Mtao bar ser paa 9oroet for
belle Sloffen. gfep oct itoperfomme-
Iist for ben lille itcrpofsre galbers.
fone at faa alt giort | Ell Sart, tog
Sor iisl / Gina fat meb &isffetar.
beioet iaa oct fnofet. 9ette bar iuit
life Den nemmneite Waabe at Iamle
&igbom pao, og De lagoe heller al.
brig op npgen flor 5ormue, % UNDER
Spboloet / Sorsbp table De gam
ife meget. Oct bar berfor en- 8lpoe
Tor Oeltagerne at faa operrGffe gru.
Oeparret ca. $4,000.
Oct par pisielig bare en- liben Del
al ben 8iGIo pi itoo | til Dem, men
Ben bar pbet / &iGrliabeo og mobta.
get meo glao Acknowledged.
Sc or MI life lpneere iitge %
itprfe, % Mberoomsbageue er life
&c Ietteite | Sipet. Sioen faloer lang
ca UNDER bette iSeliee Strap 90 tia.
biae aapIsb eIen1mes De gamle ian
let.
GammenfomIfen iii Rinoe ON De.
res grpunpsbag par berfor life bare
til Summarizing for Dem, init ocn
enc Gag, men De pil bebare Den Tom
let fjGrt Iinoe eieunem Sogene icm
fommer, og oerfor iiges ct bierteiigt
Saf til ale iom bar meb.
en- 9eltoger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Zen SOrrRrSc Strife.

Soitor 8initnSs aoIb bar, mar
8oocrne iii GoercttifoIen meoreenes,
/ 1907 poet $1,000 til Risfionen.
- 8aitor 9. @Iesue / gberSeen,
2. o, moerbiier Ell alaSie of %
gtpfommere / Oct en9elTe Sprcs ire
aitener | llgeu.
- spirhcforeuiueeu | Bethel Me.
nigbeo, MimeopoIiS, Wim., Eoitor
9riutsbps Galo, bar beillrttct at OBJ.
boloe eli inoieSt Carer paa Moa6a.
gasfar.
Gnitor s. Z. Crimson bar al
lin Reniebeo facet 2sftc poo ire
@'oaneoers 5erie til Sommcren.
San ogter at eisre 9rug al Den til
Ell @orgestur,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

brig; altio let % fipiist, ttnneer erhoer Se'
pQgelIe at 9eesmet uben at arioe ellsr slsre
pnSt. Sea 9isr bet efter 3eres geaal %
Senoer big BET mee ltr9ns @aranti for Sil'
freesiiilrlie eler genseue tilbagebetnies, ps
lea bar iat min 4ris iaa lap, at enbuer, rig
eler iattia, fan iivbe bet. quit les sler BET
eiter Seityuiua - Ienoer bet til 7em = Sc
briaer bet - o. bris bet life tiIfreositiuer
Gent iaa Ieno bet tilbaae til mig, % ieg oil
tilbaaepetale geuaene. Banfene eller hpiIte.
ipmbelit peoerbaitig Borser gRaribaa pil
iprtale Dem, at bette er min Ycaoe at slsre
Sorretnina paa = aItio abielnt reeelig, os
lea bar | be iioIte icm aar ioIsf til 8ulinoer
al @sricner paa oeHne Iaaos. SHit paa.
lea bruaer insen SaIper, iasen SGler. insen
2sane, ingen Snpeerier. SEC siper Sem
fun en- Iiesfrem SorrriuinssbanoeI til en- III
HirIis Eris.
c. {. Brook, 7t30, Brooks Bldg, ..e'sss:san'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Sansss Spnpoe.

- Gen 2Soe 29be og 30te San.
bopoe slume ct SomtaIemeoe ! Seau.
n gaIlep Weuigbeo. Get par ct
aoSt @soe % oil iiffert blipe til SeI.
iigueIie for Solicit runot.
- Big Meuisbeo, ipp WfiI oeit ira
gentIep, Alta, Canada, bolber poa
meo Sirfsbpgnins. Galtor $. Moe,
MeniabeoenS Ereit bolht @uostiene.
tie Der / airfen fsrite Sang SiIcSag.
Ga Oct bar piit, at ale eoaSeoe liz /
al bore fpmmeu iaa lanet meo gpg.
ningen, at De funoe bore | airfen.
Sen 26oe San. Dor aonTrmation
idmmeiteos. Slcre Gutter aientoa
III 2aabsleite. Soapiot pibes er
benne airfe ben Ste uorif Iiitserife
Strife ! IIberta, CANADA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21

SptS De
bore I'll Q
ON ben nd
California
ba9eGigt |
NgeronrtTI
mere Gpll
Scandl
EOS New
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Srmg lite
SrOfbinO.

8rpof's anpenoeIie
er en- M pioeufabelis
Speagelie nteo auto
niatiife 2uftpneer, Der
trrffer be bruote dele
iiammen % binoer benz,
ipni 9e piloe sipre ct
.brubt Gem. Yet bofeer
abiplut iiftert % TOM
sortoheIf nd 0IiNer nfs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-21
Ganatre

fan BRUCE fao naeaet be pif at Browns
Bronchial Troches' uoen 5rpgt, ba be intet
ffabelist inbebplbcr. llpnrberlige for Gin.
bring al S0sbeb o. Srritation fra nofal
anitranselie Ben reaier % itprfer Stemmen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

the gains of the beneficiaries of the Ding ley tariff, in increased cost of necessities alone. This explains why those who live on wages and salaries find themselves no better off notwithstanding repeated in- creases in their pay.
 Duty of Democrats.
 Surely 1t Is our duty, as well as wise policy, to raise our voices against these imposltions on the people and give our pledge of relief. They say the tariff must be revised by It's friends. We say 1t must be revised by the friends of the people. Otherwise it will never be done a all or the revision will prove to be a sham.
 But. like all measures which affect trade and industry, the revision of the tarin must be made with deliberate care. Thou sands of honest industries are involved which must have time and opportunity to adjust themselves to new conditions. These need not be harmed. On the con- trary, as many of them have already dls- covered they will gain by being free from obstacles which hamper foreign trade.
 Right things may be done In a wrong way. When I was a boy l once got good licking because when set to weed a long-neglected strawberry bed. I went about 1t with such reckless force that the vines mostly came up with the weeds.
 In conclusion, I am firm in the belief that we shall deal this year in wholesome fashion with all differences in personal choice and views and bring the party in full Yigor to the coming race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

H. M. Wilson, R. A. Mitchell. s. W. John, N. L. Miller, W. P. German, J. B. Drake, H. l.. Martin, J. H. Leath, Ben Davis, James G. Davis, J. H. F. Mosely H. E. Shropshire, pr. H. A. Elkourie, Richard Fries. w. P. McCrossin. J. H. McCary, W. D. Wier, G. M. Taylor, Edward Me Crossin J. w. Oden, Percy Clark, Felix Wood. J. Hampton Rich. M. c. Allgood ". M. Faulk and D. Sidney Leach.
 The following committee has been ap- pointed to receive Attorney General w. s. Jackson of the state of New York, on his arrival in the city:
 N. L. Miller, L. J. Haley, R. H. Kerr, M. N. Ullman, Morris Loveman, P. G. Bowman, Frank s. White, Jr., w. K. Terry E. D. Smith, H. K. White, John W. Chamblee, John D. Strange, R. c. sRedus, J. R. Stokeley and Fred W. Stuk- enborg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
Taft's Many Excuses.
Why
 Suffer?

If you suffer pain from any cause, Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills will relieve it and leave no bad after effects. That's the impor- tant thing. Neither do they create a habit. More often the attacks become less frequent, or disappear altogether. Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills have no other effect except to re- 1ieve pain and quiet nerv- ous irritation.
 We are ,,s nsyer without St,sbano pr; MilsS nsd sick headache until we began using these Pills, and they have broken them up entirely, Don't think they have had to use ts them n rep eyery slx nne mo' friend was sick. I went to see her; nearly crazy with awful backache. I gave her one of the .Anti-Pain Pills and left another for her to take m away, and she says she will never be without them again. Last winter my husband was taken with pluerisy on both sides, and I knew he would have died if 1t hadn't been for the Pills. In less than half an hour he. was sweating and went to bed and slept"
 MRS c. H. WEBB.
 Austinburg, Ohio. Your druaqst sells pr. MIles' Anti Pain Pills, and we authorize him to return tho price of first package (onIy) if 1t falls to benefit you
 Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
Tell The Men!

They like to save money as well as you, and why shouldn't they9 Any man if he were buy ing would sooner have two shirts for one dollar than one. However, their opportunities don't come as often as yours. Here is an opportunity for every man in town to supply his wardrobe for both spring and summer at actual factory cost. You know we are closing out our department of mems furnishings at actual cost. Yes we are going to discontinue the department to make room for more women's and child ren's things-are going to de- vote all this big store to you. Twill be the biggest and most complete store for women and children in the South. Ask him how cheap these are: Arrow and Armor Collars, $1.00 a doz- en; Guyot Suspenders, 38c; Dents Gloves, $1.50; Oval esque Shirts, $1.50; B. V. D. Drawers and Shirts, 38c; Presi- dent suspenders, 38c; Bos- ton Silk Garters, 38c, soc and 75c; Neckties, 35c and so on through the stock. There is nothing reserved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
THOUSANDS WILL WELCOME
 PROMINENT GUESTS TODAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.>

~~-~-~>~-~-~-~------~-- taken up. Every ticket was given out several days ago and twice as many could have been easily disposed of. Pres ident C. c. Heidt of the Board of Trade will preside, while John w. Tonlinson will be toastmaster. The only other speakers will be W. Schuyler Jackson, Governor Conner. Lieutenant Governor Henry B. Gray, Judson Harmon and MT. Bryan.
 The escort committee which will leave on the 6:15 train this morning to meet the Bryan train, is compdsed of the fol- lowing mon
 Horace Hood, John W. Tomlinson. w. NJ Drennen, Dr. F. W. Booker, J. B. B. Jackson. w. T. Brown, Lee Cowart, W. E. Urkuahart, J. E. Johnson, J. D. Col lins, J. B. Aird, J. E. Shelby, J. J. Cur ran. Ed Flynn, Gen. Rufus N. Rhodes,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
Big Day For Atlanta.

Atlanta. January 2.-(Special. )-The Att lanta Chamber of Commerce has set aside next week as "Chamber of Commerce week., the members planning to in- crease the membership from 300 to 1000 by February T. which is the date of the an- nuat banquet. At this banquet Gov. Hoke Smith, Hon. s. G. McLendon, Sem ator Francis Newlands of Nevada, Rich ard Pearson Hobson and others will speak. Delegations from all parts Of Georgia are expected.
 Ads illustrated with good cuts are trade winners-The Gawk makes good cuts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
MAY ABOLISH THE
 BOTTLE HOUSES
CITY COUNCIL OF HUNTSVILLE GO AFTER DRINKING PLACES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH DlSPENSARY.

Huntsville, January 22.-(Special.)- The city council has practically de- cided to do away with the bottle houses that are being operated in this city for the convenience of patrons of the county dfspensary. At q meetine- of the council last night it was reported that some of these establishments are worse than any saloons have ever been. May or smith was requested to draft an ordinance abolishing them.
 An ordinance was introduced giving the council the right to employ. re- move and discharge the chief of the fire department and any member of the department, the purpose of the measura being to take from the chief the pow CT of employing or discharging mem bers. The ordinance makes 1t unla wful for the chief or any member of the de- partment to drink intoxicating liquors while on duty and makes it cause for removal. If any member desires to re- sign. he must give 30 days notice or lose one months pay. The matter has been referred to the fire committed
 The suit Of George Frame again st the Abingdon cotton mills for $15, 900 for personal injuries, has resulted in a verdict for the defendant. Judge Belts gave a general charge for the defend- ant after a long hearing in the law and equity court and the jury returned verdict accordingly.
 David D. overton county dispenser, was fined $50 in the city court yester- day on charge of selling liquor to minors James Armstrong, boy claimed to have secured liquor al the dispensary. MT. Overton was brought into court and the fine was imposed by Mayor Smith An appeal was taken.
 You can rely on Hoods Sarsaparilla for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
JACOBS PHARMACY Birth Place Of Cut Prices, 2O9-211 N Nineteenth St.

the Bryan reception. While here they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs Joseph Minchem, 921 South Thirtieth street
 The next Treble Clef club concert will take place at the Jefferson theatre Feb ruary 6. A distinguished artist has been engaged for the occasion, Madame Char lotte Maconda. who has been soloist for the Boston Symphony. the Chicago or chestra and the New York Symphony or chestra. She has beautiful lyric voice and the New York and Boston papers speak of her in terms of high praise
 Little Miss Roberta, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Trechse who has just recovered from a two months siege of dyphtheria, is i'll at her home with pneu- monia.
 Mrs. Henry P. Adams entertained eight couples at cards at her home, SO9 South Twelfth street, Tuesday night In honor of the Misses Swango of Carrolton. Ky. The Misses Swango are two young women Of pronounced beauty and charm and are Kentucky bellies of wide popularity. They will visit in Birmingham for about 10 days longer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
HOTEL PIERREPONT

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
 43, 45, 47 West 32d St.
 One Door from Broadway,
 NEW YORK CITY A superior, perfectly appointed hotel, appealing especially to people of re- finement.
 EUROPEAN PLAN Room, with bath, $2.5o. s3.0o & s4.00. Parlor bedroom and bath, $500 and s6. 2 bedrooms, parlor and bath, S6, $7 6 ss
 HARRY L. BROWN of Hotel Victoria, Boston, and Isles- boro Inn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
Seaboard Improved Service

Through Pullman and Dining Cars to Atlanta and all Points North and East. New Parlor Broiling car. Leaving 4:15 D. m New leaving time morning train, 6:45 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23
GREAT CROWDS WELCOME BRYAN
 IN NASHVILLE
CONTINUED FORM poGE |. ,

(CONTINUED FORM POGE 1.D been there with names changed since 1896. They have made thousands of people believe that prosperity is a regu- lar candidate on their ticket which the wicked democrats try to defeat along with the other two.
 Now this Is no pleasantly. I have known many men of apparent intelli- gence who believe 1t. 1 have had means of knowing how it has cut into our vote. We northe ern democrats are not yunthrifty. Most of us have farms or homes or savings invested in securities. The aggregate of small holdings in savings banks and in stock and bonds runs to tremendous figures. I know one corporation in Cincinnati which has 5000 stockh olders. Large numbers of these small inves- tors as well as of wage earners, though democrats, have been voting against us in national elections just to make sure against loss like the old lady who was not certain about the existence of the devil but would not take any chances by speaking disrespectfully of him.
 Now, in spite of good crops, good business and good prospects, smash comes another panic spreading loss and suffering everywhere and to many ruin.
 Taft's Many Excuses.
 I don't care now to discuss the req sons. Mr. Taft has reasons, plenty as blackberries and, of course, speaks for the administration but it does not now lie in the mouth of his party to deny responsibility after all these years of brag. The secretary ought at least to have admitted in fairness that 1t was not the democrats who brought on the trouble But then there was no need to say so because everybody knows that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

Miss Kathleen Clisby gave beautiful luncheon on Tuesday in compliment to Mrs Charles Fitzgerald, Mrs. Robert Meyer and Miss Carrie Gaines, the lat fer of Mobile, the guest of Mrs. Warner Clisby.
 The decorations were of lilies of the valley, white and green distinguishing all the details.
 Roth Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Meyer are January brides, and Miss Gaines IS a charming visitor
 Never. Miss Gaines, Miss Lottie Le- were Mrs. Warner Clisby, Mrs. C. K. Bailey and Miss Helen Benners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

You can rely on Hoods Sarsaparilla for every form of scrofua. It purifies the blood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

Mrs. Howard Kolb of Reading. Pa, is receiving a cordial welcome from her many friends She is the guest or her narents. MT. and Mrs. F. J. Snow at Graymont.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

Mrs Richard Randolph will entertain +ba clionian club on Friday afternoon at 2.3o o'clock Miss Edna Smith will give 4 talk on art.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

Mr and Mrs. William H. McKleroy of Annfston were in town to hear Calve on Tuesday evening. They were in poX ,at the Jefferson Mrs. McKleroy looked ayceedinelv handsome. AShe is beau tiful woman of a most distinguished ap- pearafce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

Mueh interest is being taken in the nlav to be presented on Monday evening, rnder the auspices of the Kings Daugh- ters A great many tickets nave peeh disposed of, and the recreation nall or the Margaret Allen school, where the play will be given, will no doubt De well nlleu, as the members of the cast have so many friends in society. Miss Dorothy Orr. who is managing the play, and attending to all details of staging 1t, Is Worklng enthusiastically, while the rehearsals are keeping the cast very busy Mrs. Sam Rich has returned home after spending two weeks with her sister' MI D. Joe Saks, in Anniston.
 Mrs Steven Smith of Livingston arrived last night and will be the guest or Mrs Addison G. Smith for several weeks. She then will go to Annapolis to visit her son, who is In the Naval academy. She Will visit in Boston, where she also mas an other son in college. Mrs. Smith also has a son in Birmingham, MT. Stevens Smith, Jr. She will be among the prominent women receiving with Mrs. Addison Smluh at the Country club today. Mrs Henry Dean, who was to have given an informal tea this afternoon to the members of the Boys Band No. 2, has postponed it till Monday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all those who will be interested in the work for the Boys club.
 The illness of Mrs. B. B. Conner Is a source of regret to her many friends. Mrs. R. H. Pearson and Mrs. c. P. Orr are also i'll with grip.
 The Twentieth Century club will meet with Mrs. J. B. Shropshire, 1906 Eleventh avenue, south, on Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock
 Mrs. E. l.. West of Rome, Ga, is vis- ting her daughter. Mrs. Haskins Will Hams, on South Highlands.
 Charles Henderson, president of the Alabama railroad commission and Mrs. Henderson, will be in the city to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-23

Mrs. E. l.. West of Rome, Ga, is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. Haskins Will Hams, on South Highlands.