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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-06
No Entrance Fee Charqes.

The public schools of Bessemer wilt open September 21. As has been the custom in the past no entrance fee will be charged except in cases where the sch olars live outside the city limits in which case the regular fee will be charged.
 Supt A. A. Persons Is entering into the work with the view of making this the most successful year the schools have ever known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-06
D E P "A R T M E N

cases on the docket will open Monday, when the grand jury will be empanneled and charged by Judge William Jackson. Solicitor Godfrey is expected to return 10 the city Sunday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-06
Civic Improvement Association.

There will be an important meeting of the Civic Improvement association in the City park Tuesday afternoon at 4 O. clock In case of bad weather the meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. W. L. Rush. It is urged that every member be present, as matters are to come up that need immediate attention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-06
His Meal Ticket.

From the Chicago News.
 "Is that man you just bowed 10 your publisher" asked the friend.
 "Oh mo-" replied the struggling poet, that's my pawnbroker'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-06
Court opens Monday.

The Bessemer city court. with many
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Plays and Players.

Henrietta Crosman is to make q
series Of revivals.
David Warfeld Is to have a new NAV
next season.
Frank Daniels will have a new mu.
steal comedy next season.
Jerome K. Jerome and CLYDE Fitch
are both to write plays for Grace
George.
Mrs. Fiske seems to have made a
sensation among the critics with her
Rebecca West in "Rosmersholm."
Florenz Ziegfeld. Jr., is to star Bicke,
and Watsop at the end of their pres
ent engagement in 1.-THE Follies of
1907"
A play of seminary life by Margaret
Mayo, called commencement DAYS -
Is to be produced next season by John
Cort.
1t is reported that Nat c. Goodwin ia
again to turn his back upon the stage
and devote his attention to his mining
interests
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Modes of the Moment.

For linen suits which will hold first
place among washable materials color
cd trimmings will be popular.
Instead Of trying for Lady Hamil.
ton or Romney effect, the latest fash.
ION decree calls for reproduction of
the classic draperfes of old Greece.
Skirts are longer. For all but the
typical walking suits they are very
long and sweeping while the street
suits have taken on another inch and
just escape the ground.
Frocks of wash materials will be
made up In the same semitailored
style as rules other fabrics at present.
Ii anything the skirts will be more
Ella borately trimmed, but always in
such way as to lose none of that
semitailored appearance. - New York
Post
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...a'
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k61reviitiies
THE HALL OF FAME.

Montreal has two scientists nance
Adams aud Eve.
Signor Gatti-Casazza has signed tn
contract for his engagement as gen
eral director Of the Metropolitan On
era company of New York.
| DR.. Winfield S. Hall and wife O.
| Chicago adopted three children of diff
rerent parentage-the first time. it II
said, that such thing has been done
in Chicago.
Daniel p. Jones Of Lewes. Del, saws
he followed ghost which led him tc
hollow tree. supposed to be 15(
years old, at the bottom of which was
found skull.
Among the aged couples in Somer.
set county, Me-. are Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Bunker Of Athens. Mr.. Bunker
Is ninety years Of age. and his wife is
two years his senior.
Lord Cromer. whose book on Mod.
ern Egypt rounds out his life work in
the interest of better government In
that country. is sixty-seven years old.
He retired from active work last Nav.
daughter born recently to Mr., and
Mrs. Ernest Sykes Of West Windsor,
VT, has eight grandparents, as the
parents and grandparents of both Mr.
and Mrs. Sykes are living.
Mrs. Lucy F. Proper Of Pelham. N.
H.. aged seventy years; Mrs. C. NJ.
johnson of Alstead, N. H.. aged sixty.
two years. and her fourteen-year old
son, all born on the same day cf the
week. celebrated their BIRTHDAYS to.
gether recently.
AT recent dinner which Congress-
man Gardner gave the Massachusetts
delegation at his Washington home
Mrs. Gardner remarked that the three
Boston Democrats were al! bachelors
oh. said Senator Lodge, her father
that Is to show their opposition to the
presidents policies!'
There are not many men in the con.
sular service Of the United States who
have Travelled more extensively than
). Martin Miller, who recently resign.
ed the consulship at Rheims, France,
on the ground that the salary attached
10 the post was inadequate. Before
entering the service Mr.. Miller had
varied experience as q newspaper cor
respondent and he has visited nearly
every country in the world.
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Financial Items.

Inc city OF Montreal has entered the
money market with a $5.OOO,OOO FORTY
year per cent loan.
There are 5000 national banks in the
Onlted States and some 1000 state
BANKS and trust companies.
Inc Canadian banks. at the request
OF the Dominion government. will as
slst IN plan to collect and deport
american silver from that country \, az
New issues of stocks and bonds In
germany In 1907 amounted to only
p46o5o0,0o0 as compared, with S7es.-
10000 in 1906. or these issues only
sa:Ooo.Ooo was industrial shares. which
~ 1905 amounted to Slh6, O00. 900.
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Frank Stoltz made business "Trip
to Grand Forks this week.

The contract for furnishing ali the
seats, desks and furniture OF the ne"
ward school has been awarded to J.
Goldberg, his bid being the lowest ana
most satisfactory to the school board.
He guarantees every article to De
frst-class and perfect in every re-
spect. &A
A. NJ. Powell and son and fire soil
citor H. o. Falkestad, left Thursday
morning for Wood Lake for a three
days outing-and possibly fish catch
ing.
Hon. c. E. Clark of Warrensbars,
Mo-, reached Devils Lake Wednesday
on his usual harvest visitation to gar:
ner his crops in Ramsey and Benson
counties.
Miss Louise LeMay returned yester
day from Chicago, where she had been
inspecting styles and selecting hel
millinery stock for the coming season
While there she engaged Miss Regina
Preston, who has been with Gage
Bros, as trimmer.
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Pith and Point.

/: a little less censure should be given
the spider. Flies are so willing szs5
s. Some men claim TO be free and indie
pendent when in reality they are only
obstinate d 55 3: IN
b. The man who car keep a secret may
/ pc wise. hut he Is not half as wise AZ
the man who doesn't have any secrets
TO keep.
II: q man quits smoking for Id month
and then begins again, does 1t prove
inst he could quit sors that be colidn's7
IVA tciiison Globe.
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at 9 o'clock a. m. Wednesday.

Mr.. Chains visit to the state is
brought about principally by the state
convention, where it is the intention
of the party to nominate four presi-
dental electors. select central COM
mittee and consider state ticket.
The call for the consention will be
found in another columnSoii this paper
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PROHIBITION
CANDIDATE
viii Vi it North Dakota Next Week

Hon. Eugene w. Chain, candidate
for president on the Prohibition ticket,
will make a short speaking tour of
North Dakota next week. His first
speech will be made at the state con-
vention which is called to convene in
Fargo next Tuesday, Aug. 25th. At
p m. the same day Mr.. Chain will
speak at Hillsboro, and at Valley City
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John L. Solberg was down from
Churchs Ferry Tuesday.
New line of mems suits just receiv
-; ed at Nelson & Roberts.
DR.. Gile O'Hara, of Park River, was
, Devils Lake visitor the first of the
week.
Attorney L. N. Thorson, of Rugby
was in the city Monday on legal bust.
ness.
Attorney A. M. Christianson, of
, IoWner, was business caller in the
! city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Muehlen, of
Penn, were visitors in Devils Lake on
Tuesday
Mrs. Louis Hanson and children are
spending a short visit in Wisconsin
with friends.
H. & l. collars, same grade as the
E. & W., all pure linen, 2 for Csc, at
the New York Cash Store.
Miss Grace Mcnamara returned on
Tuesday from visit with friends at
Williston, N. D.
Editor Edgar Anderson of the Crazy
Public Opinion spent few hours in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Chapman moved
into Mrs. Walshs house, 721 E. 9Th
street, this week.
DR.. j. H. Moeller was down from
Rugby Monday and Tuesday looking
after business in the city.
E. J. Chamberlain and daughter
have been spending the week at Fish
Lake, making the trip in an auto.
Charlie Smith is now securing the
eastern markets for the latest novel
ties in dry goods for the New York
Cash Store.
Mrs. ]. ]. Burtscher, who has been
spending a week at Grand Forks. re-
turned to her home in this CITY Mon
day.
A. H. Bell and Tom Turner, who
have been spending a week fishing at ,
Fish Lake, returned Monday. They
report having good luck.
Col. Joseph NJ. Kelly left Tuesday
afternoon for Grand Forks where he
attended the meeting of the finance
committee of the Democratic party,
returning on No. Wednesday.
The little ten-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson threw her
Jaw out of place in some manner on
Tuesday. She was taken to DR.. Jones
and the member was put back into
place.
Rev. Christie Brown, of Fargo, was |
Devils Lake visitor Tuesday. While |
ere he attended the meeting of the
BOARD Of directors of the Chautauuua
association.
Mrs. E. j. Moore left Sunday for
Rich Hin, Mo-, where she will make
Ter future home. Mrs Moore made
Amy Irle nds lring her snort stay in
is city WHO will regret to lose her.
lis: Maud Mead will leave TODAY
twin cities where she will he
i d by el trimmer. Miss Sherman.
!: y VI 3,:ronpany her to Milwaukee
Il ~ i':,-:i. wle!e they will insDect
IL! millinery styles and select +
;'C>k for the coming season. Miss
IL cd may also visit New York before
'he returns
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gsneHonesoaenenese: aeeese
! THELOCAL + lELD :
sl@munRen@Ram@aa maaamaRa

Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d.
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. Maher
A. 0. Sather, of Starkweather was
seen in the city Friday.
Miss Evelyn Passanault is visiting
ut Rolla for few days.
A. A. Aarsby, came down from
Garske, the first of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Reid,
friday, August 14th, 1908, a girl.
T. W. Ruger left Tuesday for few
days visit in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. T. Johnson of Lakota, is the
guest of friends in Devils Lake.
Hon. Homer B. Mann of Kansas
City, Mo-, is the guest of H. E. Arnold
MRS. w. H. Bell spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Elliott at Stark
weather.
The Misses Daeley and stenson
spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. NJ.
Bale, at Penn.
The board of county commissioners
were in session Tuesday transacting
current business.
Lee Gilmore, formerly of the Inter-
Ocean staff, now of Cando, was in the
city few days this week.
New line Of mems suits just receiv-
ed at Nelson & Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richardson spent
Sunday at Lakota the guests of Mrs.
Richardson's sister, Mrs. Waterman.
Mrs. E. A. Briedert returned home
Saturday night after a very pleasant
visit with friends at St. Paul, Duluth
and Perham, MINI.
Mrs. F. B. Leach and daughter Elna
OF Fargo, are visiting at the home of t
Mrs. Leach's parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
II. Bell for few days.
Rev c. A. Johnson will go to Willis
Ion the latter part of the week on mis-
s1onary business. There will be no !
services in the Episcopal church Sun
day.
Word from Mrs. Meddleman from
Rochester, Mimi, is to the effect that
her son is getting along nicely and
that she hopes to bring him home
next week
Inc fourteen-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Bradley was thrown
from a horse against the barn Tues
day, sustaining fracture of the right
arm just above the wrist.
Miss Maud Rankin. who resigned
her position as bookkeeper with Hol-
brook Mercantile company, left tie
aatter part of last week for her home
at Deep River, N. Oak.
The Knppenheimer, the view b :,
possible tailoring. 100 tits. tie y: b
best ever displayed in De> il: I.
just received and o. d*;.l1y al y.
New York CSs:, zoe.
M. md as. Me-. u :. r;:r :.
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FOR FOR s:A.I4E--My farm consisting al
u Gig acres, located on the west eide
3 of Dry lake and fave miles north oss
Grand Harbor. will sell On the
n crop plan. provided 9 cash payment
y made. purchaser TO pay per
. cent interest. There win BE $50
@ acres summer followed this sum.
81 iilers Price $40 per acre. For I,1ss-
ttcaiars address NJ. Eaollennerg
s at Nanton, Alberta Canada
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!! G. N. Special enroute for American
Lake, Aug 10 The Great Northern
special, with Co. B, of Fargo, Co. l. O.
Wahpeton, Co. L, of Hillsboro Co. C
of Grafton, and Co. M, of Devils Lake
aboard, enroute for American Lake
reached Minot at 1880 p. M, and Co
d, 62 strong, boarded the train during
the 20 minutes stop at the Magic City
One more company will be added tc
the list on this division, Co. E, of Will
liston, and from there the special, car
rying companies from each CT the
three battalions of the First Infantry
N. D. N. G., will pound along with only
few stops for water and coal till our
destination is reached Monday eve.
ming. The seven companies will aver.
age about SO men each, making a total
Of about $50 men all told.
Co. M is enjoying every mile Of the
trip. At every stop the boys are
cheered by crowds of townspeople who
wish them good luck and a pleasant
time.
When between Rugby and Minot the
boys were treated to box of Havanas
given to the first sergeant by C. w.
Greene, of Devils Lake, and they all
whether they indulge in the weed or
nOt), appreciated his kind remenl-
brance of them.
1t is probable that the trip will con-
sumo at least three days and the Of |
ficers of the company are doing all in !,
their power to make things as CON- !
Portable and pleasant as possible for
the boys.
The only original Thomas Lee, Gov.
Burke's chef, is with Company M and
is by far the most popular man on the |
train. He announces that he Is TAX
ing Gov. Burke's place on the trip, as
he and the governor decided that. the |
chief executive ought to stay In North /
Dakota to look after the campaign. s5l
-'h =: Z .-S$$s: Il SS3::$s$sss In
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1S.-Monday
he special train over the Great North
.rn carrying seven companies of the he /
'rist North Dakota national guard
cached Seattle, three ofi &
rand Forks. The trip was q ade with
nut the slightest aecid ent and orde I'll
.mong the boys was all tina the |
trictest disci pIinari Ran of the 1ent
onld ask The men were llowed ~ !
cave the train orly at d vision points. 3 3
nd then under STRIFE ord ers as AZ good 'sot.
33$
on the train str ct rules an to- order y,
md cleanliness were enforced and an a !. t
Inspection was made several times q i
lay Isl a regiments officer. Several 81:
companies were rep inaanded for la az:
,ess, but pany escaped, and 1
ven received as com l iInent for the /
yood order of their seating
Gaptain sSstenspn Lieu enants Hiackii
Ind Holt rgeant owlllee, and the (!
,ther -coranais sIoned officers Of
company nj have won the good will of,
every man in the company by their!
ARE for the comfort and welfare Of
he boys
TO the Devils Lake boys, most Of /
gFlhozn have spent their lives on the
Dan
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go koR sALE-32o acre farm northeast
g. Of Webster, N. D. The Cleanest
farm in the country. 275 acres un-
:. DER plow and the rest in pasture ana
~ e. nne hay meadow. Good buildings
i. and fine we'll. AT a bargain lie.
taken at once. Inquire of Julius 4.
Lee at his farm. 81; + xs$ s:- s@ 55;.
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rolling prairies, the trip soverA tn
Rockies has been revelation he
have thoroughly enjoyed everys DIT
ment of it and are very enthusiase
over the grand scenery of the west,
A thousand miles through endless
brown prairie, rolling like eastern
North Dakota, but lacking the farm
houses and cultivated fields of Ramse,
county, and then the foot hills of thu
Rockies. In striking contrast with the
long sweep. of ranch lands with grass
eaten close by nnumerable herds 81
cattle, horses and sheep, the dim, hay
outline of foot hills and mountains
loom up in the west, blue and cloud
like. Beyond Cutbank, Montana, they
take form and stand out sharply
against the horizon. Soon they rise
until their peaks are banked with
white, f1eecy clouds, and in the dis
lance the great masses of the Rockies
shut out the late afternoon sun. Sharp
. spire-like peaks, round ball-topped
hills and irregular bluffs cassts.in. fan
tastic moulds strike the native J aAede
plains with awe and wonder. Back
and forth through the pine-clad pines
the train wends it's way, now skirting
some grey over-hanging mass Of rock,
now shooting through dark tunnel
and again bridging some mountain
stream upon the banks of which grow
tall, straight pines and spruce hun
dred feet HIGH
Late in the afternoon of Sunday the |
train reached Essex, the iii est point
of the route; a. place famous for being
the~scene Of forty blood murders II and
many shooting trays 81 the days Of
building trans conti nental railroad
From there lib roa a. drops IN long,
easy curves to the coast.
AT Columbia Falls q stop was made
for /; water and the boys allowed to
stray a shor d stanee from the train.
The sun had sank far below the west:
ern peaks, III the dim evening
light the great blue shapes of the
mountains seemed even more vast
than t.I,d the afternoon SUM- The
smell of the pines was pleasant and
refreshing and as the train started to
leave the d lear, stirring notes of "as-.
senbl rang out along the valley,
echoing back from : the. bluffs with
strange clearness and force, complet-
ing one of the most beautiful scenes
that ever greeted the eye Of mortal, 49,.
rs Major Frainesof Grafton major first
battallion, is the ranking officer of
this division of the state troops He +.
IS stern disciplinarian, but well lik- :
ed by officers and men. Other regl,sl
mental officers with this division arc
Major Berg Of Grand Forks, major
second battalion, Major Patterson of
Lisbon, hospital corps, Captain sar1es
OF EIillsboro, =regimental co1nnli ssary.|
Captain Fraser, 4; reginlental quart
master g, and Captain Armstrong I'd iii-I
tary secretary OF Governor Burke.
IS Company NJ held a meeting while
on the trip and organized q ball teara,
eleeting a. Char man manager Cares
were arranged with company ID and
other teams Of the various comp antes
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-2o-horse power Flour
0 City traction gasoline engine and
three choice l work horses. Inquire at
Bal Bal @ stotlar's garage for the engine
and and at Wilmot G. McNaughton,s barn
for the horses. G. B. Kendall, owner, ~ ,: /;
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
For Week Ending Aug. 10th.

Judge. Henry has had an easy time
of it this week so far as marriage
licenses were concerned, having grant
ed but one since our last issue that
was granted on Wednesday, the con-
tracing parties being Peter w. Hon
nef, age 81, of Edmore to Nellie Askel-
son, age 20 of the same place.
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FOR sALE--Young team Of horses
about 6 years old. weight about
1900. geldings. These horses are tr,aaI
and sound. Enquire at @. II. Locka's5
farm, 3 IL miles n, 9. sof Devils Lake,
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FOR zsALE later l5c a barrel. two
. barrels sIl PC. Address Alex Cough.
phone 266. ...., :ts:s;
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FOR sALE-A complete outfit Of
household furniture. viii sell all Of.
part of same. Inquire at 422 East:
Sixth street. T: II 55z :sfssss4
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FOR sALE--seperator truck, suitable
for cook car Price $4,000. See IL
H. Prosser. .>54 =5E.:$s3 &
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NOTICE or SPECIAL TAX BEcEIPT.
Notice is hereby given. that govern
hey. that the date of such receipt is
July 80, 1908; that the description Of the
sAroperty where said tax receipt Is posted
sSs ilding situate on lot five 60, block
I'm teen (15), Of the Station of Grand
aaSrbor. Ramsey County, N: D.; and the
,assSSsne of the owner of said property in
sSsRs.Aach said tax receipt Is posted Is Mrs.
T.. Mackey and the name of the lessor
,Sf5Rsaid property is C. e. Mackey:
ssSssS ~, &C. e. Mackey., =;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-28

Filler In addition to Mfr. and Mrs.
Baldwin, the guests comprised: Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. FurneauX,
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Terry, Rev. s. l.. Desha, Messfs. John
Watt. w. II. Smith, X. w. Filler,
Chalmers, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Ship
man and family accompanied the ex-
cursionists. ... ... ..s....
First of all, the train carried the
party to the breakwater quarry at
Kapoho. where the extensive opera.
lions proceeding there were observed
with much interest. From there the
tout was to the Mahogany Lumber
Company's mill at Pahoa, where Il
halt was called while luncheon was
served in the railway cars. This
pleasing function over. the visitors
were shown over the big mill and
saw the process Of converting rough
ohia logs into finished railroad ties.
In the afternoon. the return journey
was made to town, with n call at the
Breakwater on the way, to observe
the work of piling IN wall that
is to keep back old Oceans waves
and give Hilo a larger and safer har-