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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Mrs. T. J. Gum spent Sunday in
Ellicott City with Mrs. Joshua Spur
rier, who is very i'll.
Mr.. Halter and Geo. Hunter, from
Westminster visited Thomas Jefferson
Gum on Sunday.
Calvin Franklin, of West Falls, Wis
tied his cousins, Charles Penn and
brother, of Mt. Olive, on Sunday.
Oliver 7. Davis, of Linwood, and
Howard Penn, of Mt. Olive, visited
Nimrod Davis on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Delosia, of EllicOtt
City, is visiting Miss Dorethene Gum
We had very nice rain here on
Tuesday evening.
Farmers are through with their har-
est work.
Corn is looking very nicely.
Nimrod Davis and daughter Debbie
visited Samuel w. Bond on Thursday
of last week.
Miss Edna A. Davis, of Linwood,
visited her cousin, Miss Evelyn Bond.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday of last
week.
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BERRETT.

Mrs. VIM. T. Jordan spent last weeS
visiting friends in Gainesville anu
Baltimore.
George Dorsey and family Visi. va
relatives in Sykesville Saturday aN'
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Hatfield, of TayUi.t
vile, visited her sister, Mrs. hop'''
Shipley, Sunday.
Bradley Shipley has returned nore
after spending week in Baitilho'S
and Curtis Bay.
The crops here are suffering very
much for the want of rain. .ov
Miss Jessie Flemming spent Suhu"'
with Miss Florence Brandenburg. .so
Mary and Pauline Keefer were law
guests of Carrie and Bertha Snipio'
Sunday. :.
The trustees of Brandenburg NJ. f.
<hurch at this place will hold q pich.ilII
on the church ground July II.
are invited.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10
MELROSE.

Strange freaks of lightning occur
During heavy thunder storm on
Tuesday evening bolt of lightning
struck Amos Sauble's house here In
town, on the northern side. Besides
tearing the plaster and wall
paper of one room,i 1t tore several rows
of weatherboarding, then tore loose
some boards of the summer house, fol-
lowed the wash line, and did some
little damage at the hog house. No
fire occurred. The aged father, who
was under the grape vine quite close
to the path of the bolt, was not hurt.
Other members of the family were in
danger, yet only suffered from being
frightened at the intense shock.
VENTS Union Sunday school now
numbers 113. They will meet Sunday
morning, July IL, at 9 o'clock, and
the following Sunday In the morning
also.
The trolley line is coming.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10
PATAPSCO.

Miss Ida Arnold spent the past
week in Westminster visiting he1
aunt, Miss Emma Pool.
Chesney Bishop, OF Glyndon, was
the guest of Calvin r. Chew over
Sunday.
Miss Deborah Ireland, of Finks-
burg, spent Sunday with Miss Nancy
Arnold.
The trustees of the Patapsco M. e
church are having it repaired.
Miss Lucinda Rawley, of Baltimore
is the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Abbott.
Miss Lucy Weaver is spending
several weeks in Baltimore, visiting
her sister, Mrs, Osborne Snyder.
Claude Leppo spent several days in
Baltimore the past week.
Local option has struck Patapsco
for fair as everything, around seems
to be dry.
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MT. OLIVE.

Do not forget the annual festival
to be held in Mr.. PENIS woods, near
Mt. Olive, under the auspices of the
Sunday school of tkis place. wish
to correct the mistake in last weeks
items about the Mt Airy band, as we
will not get it.
The I. o. G. T. lodge, Day Post,
will hold an open meeting In their
lodge room Pickett's hall on Wednes-
day evening, July Is. All are cordi-
ally invited to come and enjoy the
evening with us, commencing at 7.30.
Herald Wood, very promising
youth of this community, was taken
to a hospital in Baltimore to undergo
an operation which proved successful.
If nothing further sets in he will re-
cover We bid him God speed.
The fine shower of Tuesday last
was blessing which the people ought
to be very thankful for. 1t certainly
was refreshing.
Mrs H. A Mcdaniel and two chill
dren Helen and James, of Baltimore,
are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Gosnell of this place.
There will be preaching at Mt.
Olive church Sunday by our pastor
in charge, Rev. Taylor, man of God
and talent, at o'clock
If any church worker of any neigh
boring church wishes to attend
meeting at which he will feel at
home, just make call on Morgan's
Chapel NJ. e. Church, and / can as
sure him of the fact that he or she
will find such a place.
Last Saturday evening large crowd
gathered at Mr.. Fleming's store, near
Mt. Olive to witness the wonderful
performance and display of fire works,
as it was the 4th. OF course there
was quite an exciting time, and all
present seemed to enjoy themselves.
There was plenty of ice cream on sale.
Come out this Saturday and Mr.. Flem-
ing will have more cream for you
The Magnolia base ball nine, form
erly called the Mt. Olive, will play the
Day Stars in L. 8. Buckingham's field,
Saturday, July IL. As we expect a
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BABYLON & LIPPY COMPANY

good game, we would like to have
large crowd present.
Mrs. Orival Butler and two children
Mildred and Webster, of Baltimore
are spending short while with MI
and Mrs. o. B. Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Buckingham
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
T. Gosnell Sunday afternoon last
All the members of Mt. Olive churcn
should be present Sunday evening 10
assist in recognizing the League Oh
this place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10
PLEASANT HILL.

]. Irwin Dutterer and wife, of Silver
Run, spent last Sunday with Mrs. DIS.
parents, John T. Thurman and family.
Mrs. Denton Myers and children, of
Hanover, are spending some time with
John Myers and family.
Oliver Warner and wife, of Han
over, Pa, spent last Sunday and Mon
day as the guests of Mrs. WIS. parents,
Thomas Myers and wife.
Clayton Palmer, wife and daugh-
ter, of Littlestown, Pa, spent last Sun
day with Mrs. DIS. parents, John
Myers and wife.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10
PLEASANT VALLEY.

The body of Guy Edward, youngest
son of Ezra and Mary Frock. of Bach
mans Valley, was brought to this
place on Monday, July 6. After SER
vice in the church by the pastor, Rev.
Jas. B. Stonesifer, the remains were
inferred in the Pleasant Valley GEM
etery.
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States would no doubt be gald to CO.
operate with Congress in securing
such a highway. 1t would be a MT
ting memorial to one of the greatest
men of this nation. Congress could
not devote public money to a more
beneficent purpose.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10

Mrs. Haskell. of Baltimore, is at
Winchester Place, where she will re-
main the rest of the summer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10

A palm which grows in South Am me-
lea has a leaf measuring 30 feet iv ,be
and IL feet broad-the largest III Wy
world.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-07-10
BABYLON & L[PPY MI

Look to us for the things that add to the comfort an
pleasure of travelling to the enjoyment of Summer
cation, spent often times where it is difficult to buy ever
the most ordinary merchandise
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SOC DRESS LINENS, 81 and SO in. wide, all colors,
Linen 39c.
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SUIT CASES from Fibre to Sole Leather, 96c up.
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0ie Nationolfonpention Ser 10.


5ialiitiI6e1 9lrbeiterpartei In SEEN
Dorf norrlillierte ibre &anbioaten fit
Die YrGlioentl6aft II. Gice=Yrali libellt=
i9aft uno nabm cine Blattform an.
Gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ulr-
oe Wortin 81. BreIton, Nepaoa, uno
gum 4anoioaten fir Die Gice=Braii=
oentl6oft mnroe Oonalo Wonro bon
Girginien nonlirliert., 9ie Nomina=
tionen maren einitimmig. BreIior,
Ser Observation-Disclosures befinoet
iid) gegennartig i'm @efangnis alt
8olbfielo, 9feb., mo er bereits brei
Sabre bon elmer 25iabrigen Srei-
beitsitrofe abgeieiien bat, Die ifnl
5uoiftiert ipuroe, neil er einen 9tc=
itaurateur eridolien bate. Daniel
be 2eon Der Die g1ominationsreoe
fri Breiton bielt, erfldrte, greitcn
braude iih ieiner Sot niht gu ida-
men oenn er babe als 8erteibiger
BON eirtieen Mdb6en gebanoeIt, Die
ourb ben Heitaurateur beorobt iullr-
ben.
Sn College Goiltt auf Gong So
lono, Seem yorf,' bronnten 5lpei So
tells ullb 5ipon5ig 8oaroingbauier
ob. Ser 8eianlmtibaoen belduit
iid) auf 100000.
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sSnl Mlter bon 81 Sabren itarb
in Burton Srau MarD 8remer, btc
@ittpe bon Dietrid) 8reruer. Sic
batte friiber pieIe Sabre in Der &C.
geno bon Gebbure, 8aibington
goulltD, gelDobnt.
sn Soufton lit Srau sSlllie
Hroeeel, cine Der dlteiten belti9en
geipobnerinnen Ser Staot, geltorbell.
Sic iit nabe5u 80 Sabre alt gepor-
ben. Seit Dem Sabre 1S49 pobnte
lie in unierm 5taat.
Srau CHARLES Borders in
Neu-graunfels itarb pGbreno iie III
ibrer gabenanne elm 8ao na6in.
@abrideinli1 bat ein 9er5i9lag if
rem 2eben elm @nbe gernabt. SIR
@otte befano ii6 5ur 3eit NIT ei-
mem Nodborn ouf elmer Sii6partie,
Bel ieiner gfiidfebr anl 9lbero fam
er leine 5rall tot in Ser 8ooelpotue
liegell. Srall Borders pdr ungefdbr
Dier5ig Sabre olt, iie ipar cine gebo-
rene Slider. Das Gbepaar bat feina
4ii16er.
Die Salfte Ser 8ul1oestruppelt,
oie lld6 9el 9fio geididt marerl
1T 5iriidberilfen, ga es niht nlebr
f10tig lit, 10 pieIe SoIooten sort 5u
baben.
Gin .iunger Molm nalnells
@arren &. gei6olls ipurbe in Salf
Circle groB, liebaebn Meilen iiio-
Deltli6 bon 9lbilene, eridoiien.
Sn elmer Maiienperianlml1na,
Die ioe6en i'm gourtbaus gu San
Diego abgebalten ipuroe, baben iid)
Die 0enrofraten bon 9upol GonntY
fit st. M. @iaianls, oer gegen Con.
berneur Gampbea aufgetretenen &all-
oioaten erfl1rt.
sSn Der gabe BON SaDlor mur-
ben gert Gouplano, eili Sarmer aus
Der guibD Greet Mnlieolnng, uno S.
Ut. @oiton bon einem ourhgeben=
ben @eipann aus Dem @agen ge-
i6leuoert uno l6tper perlebt. gs-
ionoers idlimm lit @aiton ntiteenom-
men tpor6eil.
Muf Der 9orne'iden syarm in
Der geabe BON @aco baben 5fpei Scr
mer beriebentlid gbloroform ari-
ltatt Gin getrutlfen. giner bon it,
net 1T geitorben, Der Mnoere fonntq
nit Weiibe uro Scot eerettet lperoell.
esSn Der Nabe BON 2apernia 6at
Elm Jartner llamells @iniam goed
einen &iirbis ge5ogen, Der 9S1A
Efuno pog.
Sernanlt Berger, elm ongeIe.
bener iunger Sarmer aus @erlnan-
toDn in @olia0 Gouiitp, itiir5te nsu-
ltd aus einen Baum in Dem er nil
zoe Srollben pfliidte, ullo mur6e
totlid perlebt.
Ser Staotrat bon 9ouIton fad
ben Wapor alttoriiiert, @ngebote fiji
ben gau zines ,Sturn1-Semers
ein5llforoern, ourh oen @aiier bei
ftarfen 9tegenf1llen aus oem @e.
idaftsteil Der Stabt idnea meesc.
ihafft iper6en fam.
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san Antuniu, 9onueraag ben 9. Snlt 1908.

fem @efongnis befinoen lid oie brei
9lmerifaner Sart, Wolon uno MI
6arolon, bie tpegen @rmoroung
5lpeier 2anoslellte slt 5lpatt5ig Sabren
3u6tbous perurteilt nuroen. Gsc-
gen oieier ger1eilten 8erbre6er miro
ieit einiger 3eit eine Irt Sentimett-
talitdts- -Gampagne ms @erf geiest
Wean neriudt oltr6 ollerlei riibrelsbe
geri6te iiber ibr nbeionmernsmertes
Sdidiol" llnlere 9tegierung oa5lt slt
belpegen, Oob lie lid fir lie permenoe
uno pomoeli6 lire gegnaoigung
our6iebe. gu oieien @eiir6ten ae-
borte aub oie ga6ridt, tie ieien, IN
6olge Ser idledtelt ianitaren ger-
baltnilie in Dem oben genannten @e<
fdngnis einem ii6erll Sobe iiberon.=
lportet. 9ie Soltloiiefeit oieier 8e=
ba1ptung miro iest oltr6 oen 8eriebt
oes &oniuls IN gero Gru5 barge
legt.
Sn @aibington lit Die gflb=
ridt eingetroffen, Die &egierurg Don
9eicaragua peroe oie Hegierung bon
SonOuras BET Der ltnteroriidlng Ser
loeben mlsgebrodenen Hepolution SIT
l1nterltiiten.
&uBlono miro fiiltftig oln Sole
m Sofio ourb einen 8oti6after
bertreten iein. Ser neue gotl6after,
ein Serr Waleritid, lit bereits in
Ser iapaniiden Sallptltaot eingetrof=
fen.
Die Gegierung bon @ene5uelo
bat iebt often 5lteeItanoen, ooB IN ser
Sauptltabt Caracas ote 8elt berridt.
= @ntgegen alien beunrubigenoell
8erii6terr Die IN ltmlauf 1irb, miro
aus &om geneloet, baB Ser @eiunh=
beits5uitano Oes Eapites 5ur 3eil
ein ausee5eidneter iei.
9ficaroo slrias, ser friiberc
gemerber I'M Die Eraiioentlbaft Be=
nan1a's, Der aber Dor eitligen Sagen
BON Der &anoioatur 5uridgetreten
lit, bat aub iein slmt als MiniIter
oes 9luslpartigen. nieoergelegt. gr
mil li6 gan5 aus Dem offentli6en
2eben snriid5ieben.
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Die iebt ii gloleuib BEL 9.

Die iebt III @laietpit BEL Ores
oen per1torbene Sragooin Inna @u=
perlogo beiaB in ibrer 8liite5eit, iuie
Ser oHenenSreien 8relie" ous Ores
oen geldrieben miro, Die glal5enoIteu
&ullitnittel: cine in1poiante, ebell-
n1aBige @eitalt, Elm idones s(ntlib,
aus Dem ausorudspoae Mugen bcr-
porleu6teten Elm IGNORES, i6nlieg=
ul1o biegianes SrgalL plaltii6e Ge-
megungen uno einen @rnl Ser our6
feline Sormen ein fiinitleril6es mo :
biltorii6es S1tereiie gelponnen bat.
Seoerntann fennt Die groBe geipaltige
8eltalt Ser @erntallio dltf Denl 9tic-
ocrpalo, pelbe auf Ser Sano oes ret-
ten Irmes Die oeutlbe &ailerfrpne
tragt ndbreno lid Der linfe 9lrtn auf
oas gfei6sidnert itiibt 9ieier rehte
arm Ser @erlnaltia bat feline Sc
ididte. Brofeilor Sdilling, Der
Sdopfer oes Observation-Disclosures,
lotte lanee bereebli6 na6 einenl Ntr=
Def fir ben slrm geiudt Ser be-
itinmt NOR, Die 4rone 5u trogell.
ltn3ablige 9anlen batten bereits ppr
oeln Mseiiter ibre 9rme entbloBt uno
ouf ibre 0enfnlalsfabigfeit priifen
laiien. 0od) Sdilline bat itets per-
neineno ben &opf gei6itttelt, oeltn
inlner uno in1nter pieoer batte er an
Idon bolbgeeianeten 9lrrnnlooeuell
aiicfen" gefunoen, Die i'm beItintnl-
ten meiter 81 il16en. gines 9lbenos
bein6te er oos @oftbeoter, mo geraoe
Mrna SaDerlano ols Sbusneloa aa=
itirte. sSn bieier 9folle gaItirte Iie
1877 altd in @ien. &allm botte elm
mol Die 8iinitlerin ibren re6ten 9lrln
81 elmer bobeitspollen gelpegung err
boben, oa itiirate Sdiling nit einen
balbunteroriiften 9lufi6rei aus ici-
ner Soge anf Die 9iibne, uno als Der
gorbang gefallen mar, trot ser Wtei-
tier anf 6rdulein Saperlano All l,llo
teilte ibr gliid= uno freuoeltroblenb
nit, ooB er IN ibrem 9lrlne enolih Die
longgeiudte Sragerin Ser oelltiGen
&otlerfrone an Dem @ermania=9erf-
mai geftnoen babe. sSrGulein Soper-
lalto, Die ii6 ielbitperlt1nolif iebr
| gelfneidelt fiiblte, milligte ein,
ibren re6ten 9lrm bonn 8rpfci-
lor nooellieren 81 laiien. 50
Duroe oieier an Dem geotio-
noloenfnal bes oeuti6en 8oIfes rer-
eipigt uno 10 lanee oieies itebf, miro
au6 Der geame 9lfma Soberlono ae.
nanllt meroen.
= Ginen eigenartigen @eq nobln
elm glibltrabl, Der BEL Dem lebtea
| @epitter Dos Sous oes Shiffcrs
Wto1 in apenrabe trof. Som @ie6cl
ber IN Die @obnitube zines 9lrbe1-
ters oringenb, mo- Die sSenIterIheibgt
| 5eri6mettert, @aroinen unb @eralc
bertntergeriiien Durben, eing er In
Die oone6en liegenoe Sd)lofItlbe,
| fubr bon bort our9 oen SSlb6ooe.l
m eine oarlnter befinoli6e Shlof-
| ltube, oeren @ipsoefe uno 8erIdo.
lung berabgeriiien lpuroen iebte Sic
8etten in grano uno fllbr lpeiter
ourd oos @obn5irnmer ltno an Ser
Wolierleitung entlong in Ben Gro
booen. SSn ser oberen @obuno
muroe ein M1do6en am 9[rln, in oer
nnteren cine 5rou i'm @eii6t ourd,
gronopunben perlebt.
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Salt mas es peripridlt.

vSr. Sings yaeue -gntoedung III
Elm Mittel, Dos bolt mas es per-
ipridt," iagt Srau 6. 81. 9ierion bon
auburn Centre, Ba, o@s furierte
mid bon einem alten SaIs- iino Gun
genlei6en, pelbes anbere Wfittel nur
5eitipeiie linoerten lno i6 bin iiber.
5eugt, baB es balo cine perfefte &ur
ma6t" Dieies beriibnlte Mittel fiji
Suiten, @rf1Itung, SAILS itno Gun.
gen lit gu baben bel glb. 9reiB nnf
Ut. Gobn & 60. so Cts. uno ST.
Brobeflal6e fret.
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gpntmer= 81 Neiien.

> Jag iuDbin ioll man jett aieb'n,
Ser SDmerbike ST entflie9'n?
gSp tit es id)Dn, iuD tit es fill,
Sa es 5n Sanie bcik mnb idtuil?
Ser ysprbppl tit mod itfd)t entbeft,
Selbft gnbre bat hies nidJt besiueft,
gnd, iuire bieie Getie gletf
Siir Ttele iupbl 81 fuitenreidJ.
@em ippblsefiillt bas 9prtemonnaie,
Dem rat i'd: nafl europa ge6,!
gSer's 8aiier idlemt, benz itebt Der Clint
Gum fiiblen Colorado hin.
gud lit es fiibl in Werifp,
Sletbt man nitr auf benz Sudplatean
glmd] finbet man bprt, iuie befannt,<
Sebr Stelcs, mas bod tit'rehant.
Sem reid]en Manne itebt sic gSelt
Sa uffen, iupbtn ibnt's sefdllt
Sann er getrpiten Wntes sieb'n
ltnb jeSer Soike iidl entsiebr.
Gang anbers aber lit bet ab,
gei iueldDen bic Mpneten fnapp,
Gr nt1d)te iuDl, bpd) fnnn CT ntdJt,
gSetl ber 8clbbcutel ambers ipridJt.
Spdl Jet CT barum nid)t nersast,
gScnn tint nidts 9lnheres nod plast,
Wtan fDnliitt pft aitd) nit iuenig 8elo
@ans friidJ nnb fr6blidl burd) bic 8clt.
Geid)t's nidjt snr &ciie iiber's Waeer,
Sp sran' man lid befbalb nifjt iebr,
Wsan bleibt im @'iets, bas man getupbttt
1lnb ppm Der Seefranfbeit peri6out.
&enn man SIT Sanie bleiben mnf,
Sp giebt cs bann iupl aud) @ennR,
Wtau iitt, 5un Seiiptel, :ntmer bier
0au5 fiibl betm Gjlnie Gone star
Sier.
gSas aud bic Serne bieten mas,
Sab idl MIR ,2pne g tar" jeben Saa,
Sp BIN idl babel frei5per9niist,
llno babe naS. iuas mir geniigt.
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~ guf Der 8abrt bon Berlin nod,
@roBlihterfeIoe eab Der 23idbrige
2itbograpb War 9enner ai,f icine
9raut, bas Gienitmdo9en Minpa
3orfe, mebrere Sdiiiie ab ilno l6ob
oarmlf auf Iit ielbit 9lls @rlrno
miro Elm i6iperes Herpenleioen ali-
gegeben Gas Waohen mar iofort
tot, Der Mann itarb i'm &ranfen6alie.
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Central belnpfrattider Inti=Grpbibi-
tionsflnb inbpiitert &anbibaten.

Gentral bemofrattider Inti=G Grpbibi-
tiomsflttb ittbpiiiert &anbiSaten.
SSsn elmer, Serlan1ntlung bes gell=
trol oenofratii6en glnti-Brobibi=
tionsflnbs nnroen folgenoe &anoi=
oaten fir GourtD=9lenlter inooIIiert
9fi6ter bes 81 9iitrifteeri9ts,
Gbiuarb Siuber.
9fi6ter bes 81. 9iitrifteeri6ts,
90. 6. 8mflcg.
9i1triftzglerf,
slmoreas Gog it,
9iltrifte eglntpalt,
S. s. Safcr.
gountps9ti6ter,
Gbil $. Sbuof.
@beriff,
9. .. 2inbiap.
gollitpzglerf,
&iDiam 6. Sa,nilton.
goulltD@glnipalt, -
George Smntref.
Gountbz&oI(eftor,
Spbn q. Sitter.
golirtbSaiieiior,
9llbert Snt6.
gountbzSdabnleiiter,
q. 9. 8altpm jr.
ountb@germeiler,
@. M. 2pfc.
S6ul&Snperinteiloent,
e. s. Steiuarf.
Srieoensribter, Greciilft 1. Ylab 1,
Soiepb ltmideiS.
Sriebensridter, Brecinft /, glab 2,
Sen g. Tisf.
Soaltte~ ltlo giebsSnipeftor,
1Sart Mnilcb.
&ollitabler, Ereciilft /
S. 6. Sraimer.
gourtp<aommiiidr, 9recinft 1,
slntonio !6errera.
goltiltbSaomn1iildr, greeinft 2,
Go. CALM,
gountpzaontmiiidr, 9recinft 8.
Sranf Spmlncrs.
golltltbsaumniiidr, Brecinft 4,
@. 6. Groeaer.
(slnsetse.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
CORNERSTONE IS
 LAID FOR BUILDING
THE TUSCALOOSA Y. M. c. A. WILL HAVE HANDSOME FOUR-STORY HOME-H. S. D. MALLORY MAKES AN ADDRESS.

Tuscaloosa, April 14.-(Special. )-Much interest was manifested in the laying of the cornerstone of the new Young Men S Christian association building here yes- terday afternoon. The stone was laid with Masonic ceremonies by local Masons. Hon. H. s. D. Mallory of Selma was pres ent and made an address. His oration was altogether in keeping with the oc- casion and was much enjoyed.
 The building has already reached the second story and gives some idea of the handsome structure which it will be when completed. It is a concrete block building and will be four stories, includ- ing an ample basement. It will be equip- ped with all the modern conveniences. It will have dormitories on the top floor. Secretary B. A. Small, to whose untiring efforts large measure of the success all ready accomplished is due is enthusiastic over the prospects of the association here after the completion of the home. The building is located on Broad street and Twenty-first avenue and only one block from the business center.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
HELD FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN
THE ETOWAH COURT HOUSE WILL BE RENOVATED AND PAINTED. MRS. WEST Is AWARDED $500 AGAINST WESTERN UNION.

Gadsden, April H-( Special )-Mack My rich, Greek. employed in a restaurant in Attalla, was arrested last night and brought to this city, charged with pass ing counterfeit coin. He is now in the custody of the United States authorities and will be given a trial within a few days. Myrich passed some bogus money and when asked to take it back refused. It is generally supposed that the Greek is only a tool and that the real culprits are yet to be found.
 The county commissioners let the con tract today for renovating and painting the court house. The structure has had but little attention since it was erected and will be much improved in appear ance by thorough overhauling. The contract was let to J. A. Bacon of this city.
 Mrs. Jane West. who brought suit against the Western Union Telegraph company for failure to deliver a mes sage, was today awarded $500 by the jury trying the case. The suit was for Sl999.
 Three deer have been purchased for the Elliott pleasure park. The resort is being improved by the street railway company and will be thrown open to the public the last of the month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
LaA,Yence County Roads
 Wust SHY Remain Wuddp
BY c. M. SHERRoD.

Courtland April 4.-(Special )-An cleo tion for a bond issue of $2OO,OOO for pike roads was called in this county about a month since. Last week the Board of Revenue, realizing that the issue of bonds would be killed at the polls, recalled the election and the people of this county will continue to wade through the mud for some years to come any way. The road question presents peculiar proposi- tion in Lawrence county. Some 15 years ago an election was held to ascertain whether or not the people of the county favored the issuance of bonds for good roads, In that election the bond issue was defeated by r votes, and as strange as it may seem a large majority of those voting against the proposition were ne- groes, with not a dollars worth of tax able property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
MINISTER GETS
 THREAT BY MAIL
THE REV. BURK CULPEPPER AN NoUNCES FROM PULPIT THAT HE IS SOME FIGHTER AND WILL STICK TO HIS POST.

Phenix City, April 14.-(Special)-A sen sation has been caused in Phenix City and Girard by the declaration on the part of the Rev. Burk Culpepper, who IS cohduel- ing series of tent meetings here, that his life has been threatened on account of the fact that he has attacked the blind tigers in this community In such lively manner.
 Speaking to an audience of several thou sand people, which completely filled the tent and surged half way across the street outside, the young minister began his sermon by saying; 'Yes, l got your letter." This, of course, aroused the cu- riosity of the audience to a high pitch, and he proceeded to explain by saying that he had received a letter saying that unless he ceased his preaching his tent would be cut down and he would be sa- luted with eggs of a questionable age, and if he persisted in his preaching he would be shot. The preacher told his audience that he was there to tell the truth and that even if he was shot as full of holes as a pepper box top he would not leave Phenix City until he got ready to do so.