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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
SiIiscre StaaIpriier.

Goa en- I Sirsooes afbolbt 8onfe.
rens al 2anoets leoenoe Staalfabri.
fainter, oeriblanot Staaltruitens og
oennes io~rifieliee lluberafoelingers
Gepr9ientanter, blep bet beiluttet at
foretage ct betpoeliat Neoilog | Sri.
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ltGngcr, Stoalplaoer, gpgniuqsitaal
og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Ieoiogeoes al Ell llotalelie ON, at
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life piloe nsopenoiaeiere nosen Ont
oroning al Irbeioslsnnen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12

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os at ejere oenne t7oe Moi til en-
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neoe norife Selifab bar al Sore al
ben ganfet iom blep sipen oen 1Soe
til sGre for giifoppen os Miniiteren,
men bet ifaI bore ingt til bet norif-
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bet piloe man NOT faaet ianoe Sol
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12

tief bolot iaa itrengt paa 2opens
anpenoelie, of "Stati"en fun blep
uoepet | afiibesliggenoe Ggne og I
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
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til ben oobbeIte gsris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
GAYETY TO OPEN
 NEXT SATURDAY
THE GIRLS FROM HAPPYLAND" WILL BE FIRST ATTRACTION. COZY THEATRE HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY OvERHAULED.

One of the coziest places in Birming ham during the coming winter months will be the Gayety theatre, which is being rapidly turned into a place of beauty un- der the hands of skilled artisans. During the past three weeks the theatre has been filled with busy workmen, who have worked the interior over from the dress ing rooms to the highest part of the gal lery, while the ceiling has also come in for retouching.
 The walls have been repapered dainty blue pattern being used. Paint and var nish have been used in abundance. the stairways, walls and ceilings of the en- trance and stairways being vanished, and the stage, dressing rooms and flies have been painted The seats have been vanished, while the woodwork of the boxes, balcony and gallery has received a new coat of white paint.
 Another row of lights has been added in the flies, making three rows which will reflect light on the stage while bunch lights will also be installed on each side of the stage before the opening night
 New carpets have been laid, while dust-removing machine has been working for several days removing every particle of dirt and dust on the floor, woodwork and seats. The velvet cushions of the seats were also gone over thoroughly with this machine.
 Next Saturday night will be the open ing night of the season of 19OS-9 "The Girls From Happyland" being the pro duction which will be displayed on this night This company will also occupy the boards here during the following week.
 Harry Yost will manage this popular playhouse again this year, while Danny Mack will be associated with inn as treasurer Walter Eddleman will be stage manager, while the other employees will be the same ones that were connected with this theatre last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
civil Service Examinations.

The United States civil service commis- sion announces an examination, to be held in Birmingham, on September 16-l7, 1908, to secure eligibles from which to make certiication to fill a vacancy in the position of scientific assistant qualified in dairy chemistry (male), in the bureau of animal industry, department of agricul- ture, at a salary ranging from $S40 to $l20O per annum, and vacancies requiring similar qualifications as they may occur in that department.
 The thesis required may be either type written or in the handwriting of the ap- plioant, and on any size paper most con venient. Published articles written by the applicant may be submitted as thesis.
 Age limit, 20 years or over on the date of the examination.
 This examination will comprise basis, consisting of obligatory subjects, and the n.ator optional subject of dairy chemistry. A maximum credit of 300 is assigned to the major optional subject. No minor op- tionaI subjects will be given with this ex- animation. Each applicant will be re- ouired to pass in the basis, or obligatory subjects before any rating will be given in the major optional subject
 The commission also announces an ex- animation to be held on September l6 1908. to secure eligibles from which to make certification to fill a vacancy in the position of map colorist female), forest service, department of agriculture, at $500 per annum, and vacancies requiring sim ilar qualifications as they may occur in that service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
WOMAN IS 4 77ACKED BY
 NEGRO NEAR EASY THOMAS

to be the one wanted. Mrs. Mallett was able to furnish the authorities with a very good description of the criminal which fact will greatly aid them in the search that is now being carried on. The Pratt City police are also working on the case and it is very probable that the negro will soon be located.
 News of the crime spread rapidly around the vicinity and by the time the deputies and hounds arrived upon the scene, which was about 2:3O o'clock, heavily armed party had assembled and was waiting, ready to join in the man hunt Com tinually during the afternoon new men joined in with the others and by night a very large posse of citizens was SCOUT ing the country in every direction. How ever, the negro was able to get a good start on his pursuers, which will neces- sarily delay his capture but it is the common opinion that he will be found ere long. The people of the vicinity are very much stirred up and if the negro is brought back he is liable to be vio- lently dealt with.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
CAUSED TROUBLE
 IN MANY SECTIONS
Man-ApparentIy Demented Went From One Place To Another Ordering
 Men To Quit Work.

Because J. J. Beard, a white man. was raising Cain" generally in the lower part of the city, Police Officer Devine ar rested him and had him locked up in the city jail on a charge of aggravated disor- derly conduct.
 Beard is evidently demented 1t being said that he was formerly confined in the insane asylum at Tuscaloosa, and ii is thought that he has possibly escaped re- gently.
 Beard first attracted the attention of the police by his curious actions at the Terminal station yesterday morning. He left the station, however, and was next heard of from the lower part of town The police were notified yesterday after- noon that he had entered a blacksmitb shop and, much to his own satisfacti,p proceeded to fire everybody in the place. When the smithies declined to obey his order to quit work he expressed his dis gust in forcible terms and proceeded from one place to another, firing everybody he saw at work.
 The police finally landed him. At the city jail he stated that his name was ..'Bill Taylor, Tom Taylor or any old Taylor" He was locked up in a cell. where he carried on until late last night. ( le was identified last night by one of the prisoners. who happened to know him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Free Vaudeville.

There is complete change in the free vaudeville bill at East Lake this afternoon and tonight. The bill Tor this week is considered by all odds the best that has been offered this year and will include three acts and the concert by the orch hestra, which will be presented free every afternoon and night commencing this afternoon.
 The acts include Noola, comedy jug gler who is reputed to be excellent Miss Jessie Livingston, a clever singer and story teller who will present new line of stories and songs, and Karl Iuster. a contortionist who won the first prize on the last amateur night There is a concert every afternoon and a vaudeville bill from. 5:30 to 6:15 o'clock. Every night the concert com mences at S:15 and lasts 15 minutes. Ii is followed by 45 minutes of vaudeville and this in turn is followed by all hour of music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23

Yesterday afternoon at about 12:sO o'clock, Mrs. Mallett of East Thomas was brutally assaulted by negro while on her way home. 1t seems that Mrs. Mallett was returning from the post office where she had gone for her mail and in some way became confused and started up the tracks of the Birmingham Southern railroad instead of the South ern tracks as she was accustomed to do When she discovered her mistake she started through a strip of woods that separated the two tracks It was in these woods that the negro met her and the assault was made. He left her in an un. conscious state. She was found a little later by friends.
 The sheriff's office was immediately notified and bloodhounds were rushed to the scene. A posse was also formed and the search begun.
 When the dogs arrived so many negroes had passed by the spot that 1t was al- most impossible to strike a trail. They followed the tracks of several negroes to their homes but none of them proved
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
EDUCATIONAL RALLY.
Colored Methodists Hope To Raise
 Funds for Miles Memorial College.

Beginning next Wednesday morning, the annual educational rally of the colored Meth odists of Alabama will be held in Birmingham. Two meetings will be held each day and one each night. A large tent with room for three thousand seats has been secured and erected in Smithfield convenient to several car lines The money raised will be used in connection with the Miles Memorial college. Among those who will speak are Bishop Holsey of Georgia, Bishop Phillips of Tennessee and Rev. Charles T. Walker of Au- gusta.
 The rally of last year was held in Tuscaloosa About s11,000 was raised at that time for educational purposes and those in charge expect to raise full ly that much or more this year. The college for which they are striving is nearly completed. It is handsome story building of brick and when completed will cost $2S,000. Large preparations are being made for the reception of the visiting delegates IS a large number Is expected to be pres
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
HANDSOME MEMORIAL.
A Window Placed In New Orleans
 Church by Dr. Davidson.

The following paragraph. of interest to Birmingham people, is from a recent issue of the New Orleans Picayune:
 St Pauls church, at Margaret place, through the benefcent spirit of Dr. F. D. Davidson of Birmingham, Ala, has been given one of the most beautiful stained glass windows in the south The window is located on the west side of the church and directly over the entrance. It was presented to the church by MT. Davidson in memory of his late wife, who was Miss Medora Renshaw sister of Judge Rem shaw and James A. Renshaw of this city.
 "The window was made by Meyer Of Munich, one of the most celebrated work CTS in glass in the world, and is said to be perfection itself of the masters art. The window represents the Ascension, and although there is another window in the church, also by Meyer, representing the same thing, the designs are entirely different The window is about 20 feet wide and of the same height
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
HIGDOE SAYS HE
 WILL MAKE REPLY
WILL HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY SHORTLY ABOUT SOLICITOR HEFLIN,S STATEMENT-THIN THE PRESENT IS BAD TIME.

When asked last night if he cared to make any statement relative to the card from Solicitor Hefin which appeared in yesterdays Age-Herald Sheriff Higdon stated that he would reply to it. but not at the present time.
 q do not think this is the proper time for officials to be falling out with each other, and I shall make no reply to MT. Hefin's statement at this time. There will be an answer to them, however, with in a short time"
 Sheriff Higdon, in talking along this line, remarked that in the card which he published several days ago, and which crew forth the card from Solicitor Hefiin, that he mentioned no names, and inti- mated that Solicitor Heflin's reply indi- cated that he Sheriff Higdom had stepped upon somebody's toes when he commented upon the lack of prosecution in certain cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
COFFEE THE CAUSE Of Various Ailments.

It ooes not require a scientist to dis cover if coffee is harmful
 fial9 common sense and the simnle habit of looking for the cause of things soon reveals coffee in it's true light-that of habit-forming drug
 My family on both sides were cor. hrmed coffee topers," writes a Penna painter, 'and we suffered from nervous ness, headache. sleeplessness, dizziness and palpitation of the heart
 Medical treatment never seemed to do any permanent good. I thought there must be some cause for these troubles and yet did not find it was coffee until I was forty-one.
 Hearing of the benefit that many had derived from changing to Postum, I quit coffee and used Postum entirely. Now l am like new man.
 T sleep well. can eat three good meals day. have no headache nor palpitation. no nerve twitching in my face, and I don't have to pay out hard-earned money for medicines.
 T believe good hot cup of Postum made strong. with half milk and taken before retiring at night, is the best thing to keep a painter from having lead pol soning. That's my experience anyway"
 There's a Reason"
 Name given by Postum Co.,. Battle Creek, Mich. Read, "The Road to Well- ville." in pkgs.
 Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human Interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
BIJOU THEATRE
 OPENS AUGUST 31
HAS BEEN RENOVATED AND FIRST CLASS SHOWS WILL BE OF FERED-MANY MUSICAL COME DIES.

The popular Bijou theatre will be thrown open to the playgoing public of Birmingham for the fall and winter sea- son of 190S-09 on August 31 with "The fering. The Bijou has been thorough ly overhauled and put in excellent con- dition The comfort of patrons will be looked after in capable fashion and the attractive qualities of the Bijou as n family theatre will again be in evil dence. Last season was a most suc- cessful one at the Bijou and the indi- cations point to the beginning of an- other prosperous year. The house will be found fresh and clean for the open ing night, which promises to be a gala occasion. Among other improvements made may be mentioned new carpets for the dressing rooms, a luxury that will be appreciated by theatrical com panies playing at the Bijou. The body of the house has been carefully over hauled and every detail necessary to the convenience of theatregoers has been provided.
 The opening bill is a musical drama The Phantom Detective" was seen here last year and drew crowded houses It provides plenty of novel excitement, d large complement of scenery and some special features. musical and oth erwise, which will no doubt be found accepta- ble. The play has been great success on the road. It made handsome profits all last season, a fact which is re- sponsibe for it's return trip over the Wells circuit of theatres this year.
 The Bijou bookings for the approach ing season include many attractive of ferings. Much attention will he de- voted to musical comedy. This feature of entertainment will be liberally ex- plotted. A number of pretentious shows of this character have already been booked and more are being sought. The season will be devoted largely to musical pieces, al- though there will be some high -cIass dramas and few genuine "thrillers. With all the necessary war paint. George Sidney is coming back with a new show called Busy Izzy's Boodle.. ward and Vokes will be seen together again in new musical show. with Margaret and Lucy Daily In the com pany; York and Adams, Me, Him and Joe Morris In "Too Many Wives"
 me candy Kid,' and long list Of other offerings have been secured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
MANY VIOLATORS
 LODGED IN JAIL
THE POLICE TERRIFIED OUT TEN BLIND TIGERS LAST NIGHT, AND FIVE OF THE MEN ARRESTED WERE NEGRoS.

While news of interest was scarce at police headquarters yesterday, 20 prison CTS were docketed in at the city jail. None of the arrests made were for felonies, all though half of the number of alleged volators of the law were jailed for violat- ing the prohibition law. Most of the others were arrested for disorderly con duct and petty larceny
 Under the direction of Acting Chief Of Police Martin Eagan, Captain Johnston and Officers Reynolds and Taylor ferreted out 10 blind tigers. Five of the alleged vioators of the prohibition la wwere ne- groes.
 City Detectives Murphy and MsDonald captured Asbury Dixon a negro escape from Pratt mines, for whose arrest the Tennessee company had offered a reward of s25. It is understood that Dixon was a long-term convict.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
Wage Scale Agreement.

Knoxville, August 22.-The annual conference of union coal miners and operators of District No. 19 was con. cluded here today following an agree ment on wage scale Under the agreement reached the wage scale of the past year will remain in effect two years. The operators offered a one- year contract at a 10 per cent reduc. ton or two-year contract at the pres. ent scale. The miners asked a one year contract at the old price. They also asked an eight-hour working day and a run-of-mine basis, but obtained neither.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
Choral Service at All Saints.

The Advent choir, under the direction of Choirmaster Fred l.. Grambs, will render the following choral service at All Saints Episcopal church Sunday evening at o'clock, assisted by Oliver Chalifoux' violinist:
 Processional, Hymn 66, Brightest and Best"
 Gloria Patri,'' in (Vogrich).
 ..Magnifcat," in B-hat (Sears)
 '.Nunc Dedittres.'
 Anthem, Rock of Ages" Dudley BucK). Hymn $40, "In the Hour of Trial Announcements.
 offertory, Prayer (Crusnes). MT. Oli- yer Chalifoux.
 Offertory sentence, Dr. W. E. Evans. Hymn, Praise God, from Whom all blessings flow.
 Recessional, Hymn PA, Nearer, My God to Thee.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-23
GUARDSMEN RESENT
 HIGDON'S CRITICISM

Sheriff Higdon's complaints of the ac- tions of the soldiers on duty in the strike district, and especially in reference to those at Adamsville were followed up by an investigation on the part of Lieutenant Colonel Hubbard.
 While nothing official has been given out it is known that Captain Jackson, who is in command there, made report to Lieutenant Colonel Hubbard yesterday. This report is said to be full of spicy say irgs and denies the charges of the sheriff.
 Among other things it is said to charge that armed detachments of soldiers have