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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08
Timely Announcement.

From the Chicago News.
 "Ah wish ter announce befoh de col lexshun am taken up,' said Parson Snow ball, dat An has totally convalescatec from de cold dat An had las week. Der foh hit will not be necessarily foh de con gregashun ter put no moh cough log engahs in de contribushun box dis maWnin' ."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08
Could Count On More.

From the Chicago News.
 Her Father-And so you want to marry my daughter eh?
 Young Man-That's what 1 said
 Her Father-But how do you expect to support her on an income of $500 a year? Young Man-Oh. come now. your in- come must be 10 times that amount.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08
Model License Speeches.

Louisville. May 7.-Announcement was made here today that T. De Quincy Fully, secretary of the Law Enforcement society of New York city, has accepted the in vitation of the National Model License league to deliver six addresses next week in North Carolina in favor of strict regu- lation and against prohibition of the sale of liquor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

Seaboard only line operating Pullmans Birmingham to New York and points east via. At lanta. Trains leave $40 A. M. Dining cars service A la Carte. Business man's train to Allan ta leaves 4::15 P. M. Broiler car. The on-time line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08
TONIGHT

Jefferson Theatre, s o'clock. Public speaking in interest of Gov. John A. Johnson of Min nesota.
 Speakers Hon. P. o. Stromme of Min nesota, Hon. Syd J. Bowie, Hon. B. M. Allen, Hon. Jesse Stallings, Hon. Walter Percy, Dr. R. M. Cunningham. The ladies and Bryan men especial. lv invitc6 to at+ord.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

Mrs J. E. Elliott and her mother, Mrs. Orr, will return to Toronto on Monday.
 Mrs. Frank Crockard and Miss Eva Conner will leave on Saturday for Wash ington to attend the welfare commit- tee of the National Civic association Mrs. T. G. Bush has been appointed a mem Der of the welfare committee, the work of which is just now interesting many prominent women throughout the coun- try Unfortunately Mrs. Bush will be unable to attend the meeting of the com mittee, which will be held in Washing ton on Monday.
 A meeting of the Children of the Con federacy will be heldkon Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock at the residence of MT. o. Andrews on Eula street.
 Mrs. Ross C. Smith entertained a few friends yesterday at luncheon at her country place. the party coming in in their motors about o'clock to Mrs. Maben's tea, which followed her bridge.
 Mrs. D. Rice returned today from Vicksburg, Miss, where she visited her son.
 Miss Elise Gunther of Memphis is the guest of Mrs. Edward Durham, and was among the admired young women at the club yesterday.
 Miss Roche Raoul of Atlanta has been seen at the club at many smart events of the week. She is the guest of Miss Pinckard.
 The ladies of the SiXty-seventh Street Methodist church will hold Dutch mar ket on the grounds of the church, corner Sixty-seventh street and Sloss avenue, East Lake, on Tuesday evening, May F., from 5:30 to 9:S0. A liberal patronage is solicited Ice cream and cake will be served.
 Mrs. M Seitlebaum of Atlanta is the guest of her daughter Mrs Eugene Jacobs, on Sixteenth avenue, south Mrs w H. Ransom will entertain the guests of 1913 Sixth avenue at a weekend party at Bluff Park hotel, Hale Springs, on Saturday~and Sunday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08
Opening Hippodrome.

The Hippodrome was reopened last night under new management, with everything practically new. There was an immense crowd present, over 300 people being on the floor and several hundred spectators in the gallery.q It was by far the largest crowd that the Hippodrome has known this season, and spoke volumes for the management of Harley Davidson, the new manager of the rink, the champion speed skater of the world.
 MT Davidson gave an exhibition of fancy skating last night that equalled any of the kind ever seen here before and surpassed many. He is graceful on skates and the feats he performs are exceptionally well executed.
 In reopening the management an- nounced that there would be three ses- sions daily, that there would be a lady instructor present all the time to teach ladies and children, and that the rink would be run on the very highest plane.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

Col. and Mrs. T. G. Bush will leave today for Mobile to be absent until Mon daN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

testants and their respective speeches:
 "Inveetive Against corry,s Charles Self.
 Speech" George Wittichen.
 Supposed Speech of Regulus," Sam Rains.
 "spartaeus to the Roman Envoys," Jo- seph John.
 "Victor Hugo in Defense of His Son." Harry Sepsalon.
 "Deathbed of Benedict Arnold" Wal lace McAdory.
 The contest will doubtless be very in- teresting and a cordial invitation is ex- tended to the friends and patrons of the school to be present.
 A brilliant dinner at the club was given by Mir Richard Peters, MT. Bryant and Mr. Bonneyman to a party of Atlanta. New York and Boston guests the din- ner guests including number of ladies. The dinner was served in the private din- ing room of the club house, and the table decorations were of sweet peas. corsage bouquets being presented the ladies'
 In the party were MT. Peters, MT. Bon neyman, Mr. Bryant, Ms. Bonneyman Mrs. Jack Johnson, Mrs. Weller, Miss Daisy Moody Miss Hannah Elliott, Miss Eula Drennen MT. H. M. Atkinson of Atlanta, MT. Clyde. MT. Percy Pyne, MT Russell. MT. Parker of New York, MT. Ayers and MT. Russell of Boston and MT. Alexander Bonneyman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

Mrs J. E. Elliott and her mother, Mrs Orr, will return to Toronto on Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

The annual oratorical contest of the Yancey Literary society will take place this afternoon at 2:45 in the High School auditorium. The following are the con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

Mrs. M. Seitlebaum of Atlanta IS the guest of her daughter, Mrs Eugene Jacobs on Sixteenth avenue, south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-08

Mrs. w. H. Ransom will entertain the guests of 1913 Sixth avenue at a weekend party at Bluff Park hotel, Hale Springs on Saturday~and Sunday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
A DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

the A, c. road and large forces of steel
and bridge workers are now at work.
Phoenix is feeling decidedly better.
| Through the instrumental;ty Of an
honest pawnbroker, Mrs. Harvey j. Lee
Of Phoenix has recovered about 81 500
worth of diamonds and other jewels,
phioh she lost about two weeks ago. A
Mexicen who found the trinkets under.
took to pawn them and was immediate
! ly rerorted to the officers and placed
under arrest A reward of 800 was Of
fered for the recovery of the property.
! The Arizona club, Phoenix, is to have
new home.
During the third week in April the
Choral club of Tucson will hold its see
ond annual musical festival The festi-
val given last spring was a pronounced
success and attracted musicians from
all over the territory.
Il. n. Jacobus of Phoenix fell from
cottonwood tree he planted five years
ago and was seriously injured. The
Tucson papers cite the accident as an
evidence that things will grow right
rapidly in Pima county just SO; but
they seem to fall with the proverbial
"dull, sickening thud. -
Tucson S chamber of commerce hopes
to raise s. 800 for boosting purposes
this year. Most of it will be spent in
advertising literature.
The Tucson 100000 bond issue has
been approved by congress and the bill
signed by the president, and work on
the new water system will be com.
menced within few days.
Mrs. Katherine Kingsbury, former
Tucson woman, suicided by drinking
poison in an FL Paso hotel. She was
the divorced wife of NJ j. Kingsbury,
assistant trainmaster of the Southern
Pacific at Tucson.
Tucson railroad men--office andT
train--are buying tracts of land in
Yuma county and will engage in truck
farming.
Herbert Brown, who has been lectur
ing in Tucson recently, proposes to or
ganize society for the study of Ari.
IONA birds.
Tucson officers are arrcsting sport
ing women who ply their vocation with
in the city limits and not on the '.'res-
ervation.
A Marieopa orange grove of thirty
acres was recently sold for $4,000.
c. III. Baldwin, southern gentleman,
who recently located in Phoenix, has
been threatened with arrest if he does
not place his children in the city
schools. Mr.. Baldwin has refused on
the grounds that Mexieans and negroes
are permitted to enter the schools. He
will test the constitutionality of the
law requiring compulsory education.
And Benton Dick of Tucson may also
have political aspirations other than
being district attorney of Pima conn
". The other day he visited Phoenix
and drew a column from the Arizona
Gazette. with nothing more to provoke
it than his presence in the Capitol
City.
And il seems after all that the only
reason Governor KIbbey didn't talk
en- route was for the very good reason
that he did not have anything worth
while to give out.
Selin Ackel, Phoenix merchant, met
q burglar face to face in his store. The
merchant turned to secure his revolver
We Buy and Sell Stocks In
All Markets On Commission
. BRU co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
WANT EXPERIMENT
STATION IN COCH|SE
,,cpEE BOARD OF TRADE PRO,
POSES TO MAKE FIGHT FOR
FEDERAL INSTITUTION.

RTsBEE, February ga meeting
: the board of trade will be called
,i,bip the next few days TO take up
.,s matter of having a government ex'
.,,.ment station established in Cochise
ifonrty. and TO take measures to get the
,nnnort of the Trans Mississippi Dry
farming congress, which is welding
.n,b an influence in the agricultural de-
reIopment of the semi.arid port 'ons of
the west.
Since the convention at Salt Lake
ritv the different public bodies in the
,,rDtv have taken the project up, and
!, +, the intention to have an expert
mental station established either in
San Pedro or sulphur Springs Valley.
n this end the Bisbee Board Of Trade
will meet within the next few days,
calling on the different communities
# the territory for their support.
When seen last evening by repre-
sentative of the Review, President Geo.
: Buxton of the Board of Trade, stat
81 that he believed the station could
be secured easily if the people of the
county will take an active interest in
the movement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
Anusements
THE Middleman.

The Armin stock company which
comes to Dreamland Monday, March 2,
will open their engagement in the fam
Gus play "The Middleman." If the
stage had more plays like "The Md
dleman, then the stage would have
little left for its opponents TO attack.
This play has never before been pre-.
sented at popular prices and there are
very few stock companies which can at
tempt it. Mr.. Armin, who appears in
Mr.. Wizards part, that of the old in
ventor, has appeared in this play for
years, and the press and public praise
him highly for his clever work. The
third act which represents firing room
with pottery furnaces in full operation
is picture well worth seeing The
Armin stock company, composed of six.
teen of the cleverest players will be
see here in several high class produc-
tions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

biggest applause. 1t shows real
western girl in most exciting drama,
and they are the most realistic cowboy
pictures ever shown. The girl makes
a hard ride TO save her lover from an
unjust hanging, and arrives just in
time. to cut the rope, as he swings, with
a bullet from her ga" These pic.
lures will all be shown tonight again.
The Bijou has engaged Mr.. Richards, a
very popular young man of Globe, and
a pleasing tenor, to render its illus
trated songs, and tonight he will sing
again the popular song of Chas. X Har-
ris, "Just Because Love You So. !"
He will also render song speciality
entitled 1.-THE Queen of the Earth. "
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
At the Biiou Theater.

Last evening at the Biiou theater
three of the best pictures ever shown
in Globe were presented. "Scenes in
Burmah, India" wonderfully depicting
many customs and manners of that
country, showing in part the elephant
at work, performing the labor that is
done by men in this country. But
"The Girl From Montana claimed the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
As Advertised.

/ purchased bottle of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and found it to be all claimed for it
in the advertisements. Three of the
family have used it with good results
in summer complaint.-H. f. Howe, pub
Usher of the Press, Highland, Wis.
For sale by all Druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

And Benton Dick of Tucson may also
have political aspirations other than
being district attorney of Pima conn
". The other day he visited Phoenix
and drew a column from the Arizona
Gazette. with nothing more to provoke
it than his presence in the Capitol
City.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

and the thief made his escape. lie
should have at least requested the in
truder TO stand still few minutes and
allow himself TO be shot. This would
have been considered common cour-
tesy by the thief, bus he must now feel
as though ne has been spubbed.
| The work Of laying water mains for
the new Phoenix water system is being
pushed. Five hundred feet of pipe were
laid in single day recently.
A Phoenix man who thought il was
his mission to kill the ear is now in
the Phoenix Jail and will be compelled
to answer charge of insanity.
Eastern produce commission men
nave informed Mesa truck farmers that
they can profitably handle any early
truck grown in that section of the ter
ritory.
Yuma valley farmers have received
from Fresno the first consignment of
$500 grape vines out of an order Of
$4,000 which will arrive within few
days. They are malagas, muscats and
Thompson seedless. The latter are the
earliest grapes to ripen and Yuma can
have them on the market three weeks
sooner than southern California. The
vines are costing from "a to , cents
each.
Yuma now has ten cent moving
picture show, and thinks she has gone
up peg or two in metropolitanism.
Yuma county has commenced an nc.
tion against the Southern Pacific rail.
way company for $3S,6l0 taxes, approx
imately $4,000 penalties and the attor-
ney's fees, which the statutes fix at
% pei cent.
Mayor Coggins of Phoenix thinks
that picture shows should not be per.
m;tted to run on Sunday and has start
ed a crusade against what he claims is
a dissertation of the Sabbath. Pictures
calculated TO advance one spiritually
should now be introduced and the may
or provided with a comp. and compelled
to attend both morning and afternoon
sessions. There is such thing posi-.
BILE as people getting 'nasty nice. y
Be careful about that little cough.
Get something right away; some good
reliable remedy that will move the bow
ers. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently yet promptly on the bow,
els and allays Inflammation at the same
time 1t is pleasant to take and it is
especially recommended for children,
as it tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store,
POS Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
Don I Complain.

If your chest pains and you are I'M
able to sleep because of a cough, buy a
bottle of Ballard s Horehound Syrup,
and you won't have any cough. Get
a bottle now and that cough will not
last long. A cure for all pulmonary
diseases. Mrs. J., Galveston, Texas,
writes: 81 ean't say enough for Bal
lard S Horehound Syrup. The relief it
have given me is all that is necessary
for me to say Sold by Palace Phar-
macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

Selin Ackel, a Phoenix merchant, met
q burglar face to face in his store. The
merchant turned TO secure his revolver
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

And it seems after all that the only
reason Governor KIbbey didn't talk
en- route was for the very good reason
that he did not have anything worth
while to give out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

President Ripley of the Santa Fe has
rescinded the order stopping work on
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
Jack Collins, Manager
CATLIN & POWELL co.
Special Attention Paid 70

New York Curb, London Market, San
Francisco Stocks, Unlisted Securities
Active and Inactive Mining Shares
We are the est established house in New
York making speciaitv OF unlisted secur
tiles We refer to any banE In New York.
Our statistical department is co nplete and
up to date ana we win be glad TO answer al
inquiries for information and dIote prices or
any security. Represented in all markets
Private wires
Philadelphia Office: Drexel Building
S5 Wall st.. NEW YORK
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

the A. c. road and large forces of steel
and bridge workers are now at work.
Phoenix is feeling decidedly better.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

A Marieopa orange grove OF thirty
acres was recently sold for $4,000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
ARIZONA News
and COMMENT

]. VI. Foster, the Stafford merchant,
has been adjudged bankrupt, and the
creditors will hold their first meeting
on March I, when it is likely that Davis
Ridgeway, a prominent young business
man of Stafford, will be chosen as
trustee.
The Bank of Stafford has deposits ag-
uegatng $4,000, according to a state
ment Just issued. The report shows the
bank to be in an exceptionally fine
condition.
Thatcher has decided that good
streets are the best kind of an asset
and is now taking steps to have every
street in that thrifty little town graded.
The Eagles of Clifton have organized
ball team.
For assault;ng his wife, T. p Holmes,
Clifton contractor, has been held to
the grand jury.
President Ripley of the Santa Fe has
rescinded the order stopping work on
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01

Get Dewitt S Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve-it is healing, soothing and cool
ing. 1t is good for piles. Sold by
Hanna s Drug Store, 22s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-01
DULL DAY IN The
COPPER MARKET
CONTINUED from Page one)

dull with Lake 1922 to l2.S7h, Flee
trolytic 1880 to 1875 and Casting
1871 to 1922.
Lead was dull at 3.65 TO 3.75.
Iron quiet without further change.
Evening journal., 1908-01-27
BABY FAMINE IN GOTHAM
In One Part Of New York There is bui
One Child to Every Nine Families.

That the better classes are averse to
children is my conclusion, from actual
experience in apartment hunting,
writes Lydia X. Commander in the
Delineator.
This search revealed 20 me that there
was a famine Of babies in the well-to-
do neighborhoods of New York. In
twenty-five apartment houses that
had visited. there were four hundred
and eighty-five families; yet the chill
dren numbered just fifty-four-one
child TO every nine families. In twenty
two houses in one section of our city.
I had found four hundred and thirty
one of Americas childless homes. It
is not hard to believe that the whole
great country held two million more.
A short time ago an investigation of
a part of Fifth avenue. New York city,
showed one stretch of fifteen blocks
where just fifteen children lived--one
child to a block. in the richest section
of the richest city in the country. on
another affluent avenue. forty out Of
forty-five homes We're childless and the
remaining FIVE had only ten children
among them.
"only married people, without chill
Evening journal., 1908-01-27

chestra will long be remembered by those
who sat near him.
The list of attractions at the Gar
rick this week includes Hal Davis and
Company's melodramatic production
"A Race for a Wife," Klein, OFT Bros.
and Nicholson. in a musical number;
John LeClair, the Juggling comedian;
Russell and Held, a singing and dane
ing duo: Scott and Alexander, char
acter comedians; The Kinetograph, and
two or three others. One Of the star
features for the week is Mary Ann
Brown. Ner engagement has been an
rounced for two weeks or more on the
show bills about town, the announce
ment reading MARY Ann Brown is
Coming to Town" Now that Mary
Ann has really arrived these announce
ments have been changed to "Mary
Ann Brown Has Arrived in Town"
Just who Mary Ann Brown is, or what
Mary Ann Brown does or what Mary
Ann Brown is capable of, to entitle
her to so much attention in the way
of big type no one appears to know,
but the Garrick management con-
fidently announce her as one of the
star features of the season. Therefore
it is not at all surprising that Mary
Ann Brown will be awaited with some
curiosity by the friends Of the above
playhouse.
Evening journal., 1908-01-27
APPEAL FOR AID.

r 1BFRAI-HEARTED cihzens-those VINO
L. have not felt the biting pinch OF poverty
shonld omen their purses in response TO tne dP-
oesl for aid issued by the Associated Sharlues.
unfortunately hundreds Of able-bodied men Oh
this citv are without employment. WINE II Is pc
lieved the industrial depression will not last long
lit cannot become permanent-the present ne-
cessit;es of the sufferers must be looked after.
Wilmington is an industrial city. Its residents
depend largely upon their daily toll for wages that
are never. under any conditions, excessive Loss
of work to hundreds OF men means distress-S0-
tual suffering And that is now upon them. now
70 relievethis distress is the problem confronting
orr devoted laborers in the field OF charity.
MANY of those who are feeling the pinch oi tne
depression are strong, able-bodied men-they are
willing and desrous to workout they cannot
Get work In "good tines these men earn ia'r
iivines-that is sufficient to keep body and soul
together But they have not been able to aeeu,
nulate for rainy day 1t must be remembered
that during the so-caled flush times prices OF
all commodities and necessities were hgh-that
wages went for living expenses-that suosist-
ence consumed the wages. Hence when
the pinch comes many of these workers are found
to be sore pushed.
1t is. therefore, necessary that aid be rendered
them and the efforts of the Associated Charities
TO relieve the prevalent distress should be heart
v encouraged and supported by the more fortu-
nate of the community. Let the response be lib
eral. Let not suffering so unaleviated