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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
alItnnis.
Iil funtrpaerc sfilsmisi,

&u funfrpllerc Sftlsfntstcrnc.--S
Se9islaturen frcmbrogtes ior!eoen ct
6orllag, Der aaar no pad at bolbc Ell
iirGngcre aontrol meo iaooanne, Der
bar facet Sfilsmisie % poapp glitter
liz. Sfslee opennGpnie 5orilag ifal
Der poa olle Observation-Disclosures,
Der ubltcoes til iraifilte, nsiastie an.
gipcs nonr peofomnenbe fit SfiIs.
mise. Seniigten er at labe 9reiter
og 8rebsoommere pibe geifeb ON
Dem, iom begiGrer 8ielie, % Der
paaitoaes, at @piifopalfirfens are.
tier bar faaet 5orlloeet iitano, iaa De
paa oenne Yiaaoe fan uiogaa at bic
i,ogeil Der isr bar pGret eiite %
faaet Sfilsmisie. R9pnte airfeiam.
Juno bar nemIis forbuot fine Yreiter
at pie iroifilte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
Nprngukntu.
%inut / be itprcs Hphippr.

&inot | be torres SoSipur. Sgiua
| Wiinot bar man begpuot at IGggr
RIaner for at iubisre Submissions
itpre iiteoetior oct alminbelige 9p.
itpre, % oct ferite Striot / oennc
Reining toges N~tnnoas aitcn, oo Ell
anisguing ON aiboI0elie al ipecieIt
8alg in0lepereoes til gpradoet. an,
iegningen banoe 300 llnoerifriiter.
9praaoet uoiatte Sagens aieisrelic
til SorSbag 6eune llge, ba De M.
nolgte a%ommisiGrer / Manbon pil
bore tiIiteoe % iorflore oct npe Gu.
item, % 9repe fra @;smorcf, Ses
Ioines % andre @per meb Seune
Slaes Stprrlie piI blipe opIoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
puabiuptnu.
Stpruilot inocn guarrnicn.

Sfprptlof tnoen SggrGnlcH. Sn
8irma eIer ameritouit &spe. iom Den
oeiaa fables, bar / ben ienere Sio
erasieret | iiortenoe 8aro / Seottle,
bnor ben bar 6r9bt Here Spiu for
SoIf | uotauten al gpeR. Wau fit
iiIiiOit H%esieriugens Spger, Z. 6.
&eteriou, til at fomme oa bile Sipct
at Rouopret, % meb fine Suuoc TO.
retog ban Snat Der ben 3oie SS. Get
IpffeOes BAN BOG life at fomme paa
Spor eiter Sspen, me oerimoo bite
Oct fig at Here BrGrieuIpe booSe pr.
ret inOenior @bgr9nicn. Sorte gier.
ne og 8ilbfatte er for life lao Ipigc
iiocn bIepne fGloebe inben @yens
eHem9rfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
Sooerone I 5grfict.

antaaet al Sober / Oct tprtiife
&ise er ! itert tiItogeu, iiGr peo Sno.
p~anorins fra siteuropGiite 9onSe.
en- SemteocI at aunitantiuopeIs
Snobpggere er Sober, al SaIonitis
10000 Snbbpaeere enboa De So.
900. 3Gttcit or Den israelitiife &c.
iclfnina BOG | SaIritina % interes.
iant er Oct, at SeriiiaIcm iaien. Iise.
Tom iorbum, CT Bit Ssbernes gp
iremior nogcn anoen | @eroen: al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09

falote Gicniono Brine peb Butte blep
Den 3bie bS. fire Mincarbeioere be.
grapeae unScr neSitprtcnoe 5iclo.
master % siebIiffeIis br9bte. Dc.
res Ndnn par Sobn 0nloen, Gbmnro
Sprlnn. 2enis Mo 90 DIE Gipaas.
Dc TO ieriinnpnte bar giite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
Soma.

s Senatet peotoges ben 3bie
Marts ct Sorilag ON at foranore ben
nupGrenSe Sob meo Senipn til Ylan.
fetter for aisb al Spirituoia fra ina.
oonne. ipm er | geiiooeIie al "per.
mits". giIleL Der fremfaIote abifiuig
9isfusiion, goar no paa, at en Der.
ion, ion piI fisbe beruienoe Griffe,
ifal opgipe, for bpilfet 6ormaaI eler
til bpao 9rug De fisbes, % uoiGr.
oise en- anisening, Der ifal atteiteres
OF 8ibner.
s Suiet blep Der ~inbbrast en- bel
Gel Petitioner, iaalebes for 0eota.
selien al ben npe SfoIelop, for Re.
irbmisfion, mob Sorilagene til en-
iirGngere 8iennemfsrelie al Ssn.
eagslopen o.i.p. 8eotaget blep gil.
len ON at tiaaoe S%peroragelie al
2ipsosiurancepolicer efter ffriftlis
gnmobning fra 9eneiiciaren % ON
at trGnoeuoe gsrn / Stafens 9sp.
%itummeifole foar Sob til at forblipe
Der | Sommerferien.
Scnotet pebtog u6en Sppoiition
Sonliions Tong ano ibort bnul" Bill.
Zen er omtrent ligeban iom Den, Der
blep npgtet Caution al 8upernsr
GummirS for to gar iioen; bet an.
toees bog, at bernie Bill bill blipc
idnftioneret al ben nlu9renoe @li.
pernsr.
Senator Samiion, Der blep Sbcrit
Sepburns eitermarb iom Hepr9.
~lentunt | 9ongresien | Soc 0iitrift,
GIFT bcn 3bie bs. at Tom Senator fra
Eage og 5rcnlont Gouniper.
Senotor Bruce iremiatte Den 4oe
Ell SoriIag ont, at Sfotsi. iom iGlgeS
| Stnter, ifal bore ioalebes mprfet,
at 6olf life reiifercr of fisbe iorfal-
ifebe 8orer. Senator Clarion inc.
tragte TO 9iQS ON, at at HsrlGggere
ital uota9e 9iccnie. llben ct iaabant
ifaI DC life babe Sop til at oripe fin
Soonbtcring. Gontrollcn IGggeS /
Stotc gooro Of SeoItbs SGnber. Su.
Jet peotog Woorcs Bill ON, at Bomb.
apmponier, iom oriuer Sorretnina |
Statcn, ifaI itiae Sifferbco hos
StatSoubitorcn / 2igbeo meb, bpob
asinranceieIifaGcr MI gisr. 9igele.
ecS peotogeS 9iaen ON Sorbuo moo
s@gtcifab melem Sslfenbebprn.
HeprGicntout Moore ioraoriageoe
eli bcl Seniotion i S,iiet ben ste peo
al foloe ScfrctGr Sbomas al Stote
BOARD OF 9caltb en- 9sgner. Oct
bang iaolcoeS iomnien, at Sbomas |
ct Siterpicm mcb ct al 9pens 9laoe
bopoe iogt at oct life forbolot fla,
iom mar bnube panitaaet, at ban
Qbomos) bnpbe afilaoet at eioe
nisle S%pIpsninger, ban | ggenifab al
SonitetscmbeoSmano iao inoe meo.
Moore faitbolot Jim Baaitanb o. gap
Sr. Sefrctrren Oct glatte Sag. He.
frricrtanterne Sobuion, Sewea,
0iiacr % @rcper illlttcbe Iig til bam
90 orgrcb IigcleOcS Sbcmas.
s Senntet inobragte Woor, Ell
Gemofrnt, ct Sorilog ON, at pno be
Stcber, bbor WulftIopen or ifrait
ifol @praaSct fun uoiteor 9icenic til
en- Salpon for boer 1000 Suobpg.
gerc. Scr blep ogioa fremiat Sor.
llog til Somlina % Sronina al Sto.
tGnS 2ope moo Sa5aroipil % ON at
icitiTttc Miilft for Spill / cubper
Iorm.
Otter TO Cages Tcbnt nebtogcS
eoSiouS gill on at aioc 8ltpernsren
Wp1bigbcb til, eftcr inoIsben 9logt
ira ii @GIaere, at iieruc fra bercs
embcSer County. caer 9pembebs'
mrub, iom bar giort ia ifploig | gm'
EebsforiemmcIie ellcr 9ruffeulfab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
Gpn 9uknto.
Witdlcn fprbliper "tpr". y

WitdJcll furblipcr "tpr". Witdell
forisgte iom for nGput at
erbuerpe sfet til lloifiGnfningsiteber
for ~beruienbe 9riffe, % 9peu 0iit.
dea, bible oa oeiaa blepet bersrt al
bette, ibet SoDnibipSIiniet fln er
ire Sieroebels Mil fra gpeuS Sor.
retninestparter. geo Oct uplig itc6s
iunbue g~aarpoIs blep imioIertib 6or.
iIoget / nGpnte Sopnibip beieirct
meb ii Stemuters Maioritet, %
Spen fan iaaIeoes pGre trps for life
of fonme | ilet SeIifob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
Mopofat
SuO. u. WrctanOer
ira MinneappIis oil bplps ct
Trit 5oredrag paa norsk

be isisenbs Sper i q. Sofota:
& Gooserstptpn q. o, Mnnoos Is.
STARTS 81. 2 Gitcrm,
8 Sharon. q. o, 2prsbas 1Soe
Waris ST.. 2 @lierm.
: MeSlIe 9prbas 2obe Warts 81.
? Gitsrm.
s 8uIstte 5orsSas 25be Waris 81.
2 Giierm.
8 abams Wanbas 29oe Maris q.
2 Giierm.
Smesnens 5armers meb Tamsr sr
iGrlist inebupne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09

oens $4,000 Snbbpseere er be 3d..
90, to treoiebeIe %aItiaa, Sober. Me.
item af 9efoIfningen er iterft belt;
BOG regner man ca. 1900 ariitne
% ca. 5000 WufeImrn6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09

Sislsc en- tbif Statiitif bar ct
Tenneife poa 80 slor iopet / 6000.
Gage, arbeioct / $500 Gage, morct
iis / 1000 Gage, ipiit / 1900 Gose.
pGret ipg / 500 Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09

Browns Bronchial Trochss er uerbcnsbe'
rpmt ipm ct iimpelt, bog pirtipmt @iooel
mob Scrtlpielier % Salsouoer. &c or ab'
iclut usen 9ige for 9inprins al al Srritation
! Salien, ipraariasst al 5prfisleIie. SGlses
tim | 9gifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
3Hpufuuu.

Rincnluffc Deb Snttc. geo fell.
eetia at afipre ct Mineifuo i Den iaa'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09

piaIp Il. en- aummeRrue fan fanof gRannsret mehens spOsn fpIces. Den
far bd Grm iom 9esninsen per bilts: siper soO &tubs ipr 1p2ts Saanss
RING ubn at se ben ct tumet lbkenos, Den bar bernet en- autumatiF Spes
Hinber (bobbin winderl Der sr aa filter os puatioeis fin girten at a
baarGa punoet Spoe oil bore en- umulsbeb.
.Suspennen" fee sot uo, os e elegant iaaul meo SnIpn til 3r1arbetott
iom til Weainbefe. DaIinens 5obfpte er net let baauOterist g Sefobek
af snbu Z tenbt lorbebrtng paa bette Smraape. Oct anoeEbe Era er al beors
geifaHen6eb % mutt iprdrbeSet 2afrhr9ea % ubimptninseu er fsrfe &angA
spiua bullet ga aue be blanfe Sele al DRuninen er imut poeut % Ridspletc
ret, 6porpeb be faar ct net % imaaiuot rbfenoe. 9esuben bruses Ball Bear
ing iii Spins6iust % paa besse Stber al Scbrphet % &eiulttet G. at nar
man tar Benet al aRaIhnen % i8er Sps6uet tgaus pl bette lsbe runbt mere
cub tpe Came rnebenS bet paa andre OPafinr bar tnn9t NOT mc at gaa tire
@anse eBorbet er lapei ai peltsrrt ira, iammeniat al fp forHteaes Sag
bporbeb mon bar ppnaaeI fSrre Stprte os forbtuorst as Erect ian Faa re.
Daninens 5obfpfe er ioripnet mb plated castors. 6aroebs Staattapps
bolber 9rSbiuet % the treadle plate. bullet 9pr at Nafnen Tbetoer me-
aet lenere eno eQers r 1hierat. Den bar aneienefe o. bebfe Attachments
for almnbeia Os (fancy) ssm. On ubfsrlis Snhruttonsboa trptt bet norR'
sHr enseF: spos msbiGser ber Mains.
Qes Mlere til 1n%sbenFaaenoe ~bepOelis ueoiatte Prikr:
Rn 40 Stufer slL@
Ro IA - Drop Head. 8 StuHer 1000
go IS - Drop Head, 7StuHsr .........-....." a@
mu. "a - Drop Head. s stuTer. Swell Front ..-. 2oD
go rs - Drop Hear z StuHs. Swell Front. .... 2O
Cpenfr nepute IaTfnr fan erbuGoes Ggarp, gansona, esss:zss
.ner Rabosni til pebfssbe Grtfr s DRubosni er Grifn paa busr @aHins
$50 bpirr. @an fan life taut fig en- puhee Srraups' ssr Sul"greisnt
tnb So "A eQr 25. Drop Head RubOsSi % Swell Front gris s2soo
% $4,000.
ssbenaaasnhe er giasN Of Wp. "a Drop Head. Swell Front, Der t0a:s
go so. GeS Swell Front menes, at SfuRerne % 1rau4rst er aripf p
runsa % tor fS ualminbela sst uo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-09
etatsH Chic. seen 7OIsSp. (.s

sECa5 IguHta. N
1rdufS. GheHtn' prrarr At Can CT Der aINre
@eelsu, al fiTmaet j. r, QbrKes \ Co.. Ser sripsr
SorTctsina gncn Tplsbs. i~gragpnts q puEtp "a ear
% al iasuE,t diTna ptl btialr en- SuE, AZ "a buu,
breps Henets fsr srsrt taces 9itrles Al sa'arrh.
BET 10, Tan b~eibrsses pee Srnssn al Halls Catarrh
Cure.
nraui Z. ghtuep.
ben ee Teesuber lisa
S,eI n. %. GItaipH
l Neinrius Rublteua.
NaIPs Catarrh Cure faaes i~Restnetd % pirisr et,
rctts paa @Ipert 90 elimhtHeerEs esfsHet. S,riv
eiirr SitHcsbpTb, praiik.
y. D. gbeNtB& Co., GsIeee, o.
IN SJieet bok spoiheisrEr, S5s.
hIils FAMILY Pills CT BE- bsete.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
Annual Affair of Chamber of Commerce Will Be Held At
 The HiIIman Tonight
BIG ANN0U NGEMENT TOBE
 MADE DURING EVENING
Raul and Babb to Report-Frank Nell son to Speak, and Short Talks Will Be Made by Va
 rious Members.

The annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be one of the greatest get-together revivals yet held in Bir- mingham. It starts tonight promptly at s O clock at the Hotel Hillman. The cham Der will be the guest of the retiring pres ident John l.. Kaul, and upon invitation and the Board of Trade will also attend.
 President Raul will review his adminis- tration telling of its accomplishments and making recommendations for the future Secretary Joseph B. Babb will read his annual industrial report, which is always the most authoritatively compiled and deals extensively with one year of Bir- minghams advance.
 Then there will be 10-minute talks on such subjects as Greater Birmingham, the relation of Birmingham to the farm, What Birmingham should and should not do, the importance of small industries, making things happen, and the like in an informal way.
 The inauguration of the new officers and the address of President Frank Nell son, Jr., will be the closing feature of the programme. A most important an nouncement by a person in authority will be made which is of great moment to the district
 A buffet lunch with music and cigars will be served and the evening will no doubt be well worth while.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
DAYS RECORD IN
 FEDERAL COURT

Judge Thomas G. Jones yesterday issued a decree overriding the motion of the Republic Iron and Steel company for a retrial in the case of Leon Tomisino, who was recently awarded s25oO dam ages.
 Judge Jones also rendered a decree con- firming the action of Referee Alex c. Birch in dismissing the bankruptcy pe- tition of the Three Rivers Coal and Iron company, and taxing the company with the costs. on the ground that the com- pany has never engaged in mining.
 Referee Birch has set dates for the first meeting of creditors as follows: Ad- vance Supply company, June s; Clear Creek Lumber company, June 8; King Brass company, June 9; Auto Livery Service June 12.
 Referee N. l.. Steele was occupied all of yesterday with the examination of Robert Gary. the bankrupt wholesale grocer by Leonard Brunner. the New York attorney for the Jefferson Bank of New York, & creditor to the amount of $5O0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
NORTH HAVEN IS
 AFTER ELECTION
Another Petition Presented Last Night Was Referred to the Ju-
 dietary Committee.

At the regular meeting of the North Haven city council last night a petition signed by 76 qualified voters was sub- mitted asking the appointment of a com mission and further necessary steps to provide for a general election to decide upon the advisabllity of consolidating with Birmingham. The petition was pre- chairman of the indignation meeting held last week. He announced that after a thorough canvass of the district the signatures of ST qualified white electors and 19 colored voters had become at tached to the petition. He further stated that the total number of white voters was 120 and of colored 19.
 It seems that a petition signed by A electors was presented at the last regu- lar meeting of the council asking for an election on the ground that the list con tained a third of the total electorate The city council refused to consider the peti- tion, however, averrng that no proof was offered to show that either 50 quail fled voters or third of the total num- Der were represented, each of these condi- tions being required under law for the calling of an election.
 After some discussion last nights peti- tion was referred for consideration to the Judiciary committee, which body will report with resolutions, if such are agreed upon. at the adjourned meeting next Thursday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
NEGRO CRUSHED IN
 ELEVATOR SHAFT

A negro workman, Ben Jones, was al- most instantly killed early yesterday morning in the elevator shaft of the Empire building. in course of construc- ton.
 The negro was on the seventh floor and, according to accounts. either fell in the shaft or stuck his head into it just as the elevator came down. The elevator was stopped immediately, but not before it had partly crushed the negro and sent his lifeless form downward through the shaft. At the second floor he struck q piece of timber but bounded off, a fel- low workman making a vain attempt to catch him. He fell in heap on the ground and was dead when the first ones reached him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
SHAW WILL BUILD
 ON FIFTH AVENUE
Fifty Feet Near Twenty-first Street Purchased by Undertaken for
 $2o75o Consideration.

Another stepping stone in Fifth ave- nue's progress will be erection of a hand some building at 21o6-S Fifth avenue by E. T. Shaw & Son, undertalSers. At pres ent the site is occupied by cottage in which Mrs. Jack Miller has resided for the past 27 years, and which Is one of the landm arks of the northside of Bir- mingham.
 The lot faces 50 feet on Fifth avenue and runs back 19O feet to Fifth alley. The building will be two stories in height and will be used entirely by Shaw & Son, the second floor being fitted up into one of the handsomest casket display rooms in the country.
 Architect Scott Joy has completed all details for the building and contracts for its construction will be let shortly. It Is expected to be completed by Octo- Der 1.
 Over $400 per front foot was the amount paid by Shaw & Son for the property, the total amount involved being s9O, ,75O This is one of the highest prices on rec ord for the transfer of Fifth avenue prop erty, but is not regarded as an exces- sive price for the property involved.
 The building will be directly across the street from The Age-Herald building now in course of construction at 2109-11 Fifth avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
O'BRIEN TALKS TO
 MEN ON DRINKING

Mayor Frank P. OBrien yesterday aft ernoon made another talk to the newly elected patrolmen. The work of straight ening out the badges and assigning the new men to their respective beats had just been completed, and 1t was at the request of Chief Bodeker that the mayor made another talk to the men. Commis- sioner Carl H. Seals also made a short but pointed talk, while Chief Bodeker spoke & few words.
 One of the men asked the mayor re- garding the ruling of the commission in regard to drinking, and if q man was to be discharged if he took a drink while off duty we, of course, have no right to deprive man of his personal lib- erty" said the mayor, and if po- liceman desires to take a drink in his home while off duty we will have no kick. Should he, however. get drunk either on or off duty he will lose out without delay"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
6S WILL FINISH
 AT HIGH SCHOOL
OFFICIAL LIST OF GRADUATES PUBLISHED STERDAY-CLASS STARTED FOUR YEARS AGO WITH 253 MEMBERS.

The official list of students who are to be graduated from the High school was made public yesterday. According to the statement of Principal Charles A. pupils, there being 59 girls and boys. This class was enrolled as consisting of 253 pupils upon entrance into the High school four years ago.
 There are two divisions of the class, the first, numbering nine girls and three boys, having completed the course in February. Following is list of the graduates and courses pursued:
 First Division (Boys)-Horace Mel vile Davis, general course; Clarence H. Hooper, general course; Charles F.. Self, scientific. Girls Harree E.. Brooks, general Johnny Mae Cross, general; Rachel Damsky general; Rosa Goldstein, scientific Florence Jennia Hamilton, English, Ruth Brown Hughes, general; Ethel Mathis, Eng fish; Margaret Msener Merrill, general. Second Division (Boys)-Wheadon Martin Grant. general; Henry stephen Harvey general; William Jernigan Sanneman general Shuford Brandon Smyer, general; Albert Strange. gen eral; Gustavus M. Torgerson, general. Girls Nina Banis, general; Mary Lee Bell, general; Pearl Eugenia Black burn, English; Gertrude Bodek CT. KotA TIa Bonfeld English; Phyllis Matilda Bosworth, general; Mabel Margaret Burgess, general; Velma Alta Burgin, general Ruth Louise Campbell gen eral Marion Cilders. general; Ethel Jane Conley commercial Lula Clover Cools, general; Eunice Anna Coston, gen. eral: Jane Kennedy Cutter, commercial; Willie Margaret Deaton, general; Sybil Delheim, scientific; Edna Isabella Dex- ter, general; Rachel Eastman, scientific; Martha Margaret Ellis, general; Ruth Elizabeth Gaudin general; Fannie Gra- ham, general; Katie Joe Green, scientific; Bonnie Bess Heaton, English; Rosalie Joseph, general Esther May Loveman, general; Lily Watkins Lykes, general :; Martha Bell Lyman, general; Lucille Mat thews, general; Eunice Gertrude Metros sin, general; Edna Loretta Miles, scien- tifc; Olive Alice Patterson. general; Ger trude Rosenshil, general; Lillian Evelyn Rosser. scientific; Wilcie B. Scharber, general; Annie Shapiro, general; Julia E. Smart, English; Emily Stansburg Som- merville, general; Lizzie M. Stewart, Ia p To rAx Louise Thonbury, scientific; Rachel Thornbury, general; Helen l.. Turner, scientific; Hazel Tynes, general Susie Anna Whitehead, general; Annie s. Will kerson, general; Mary D. Word, general . Mamie D. Garner, general; Francis B. Stillwell English.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of conveyance in the following transactions in real estate in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved were filed yesterday in the office of the probate court:
 s1S75-J. B. Woods and wife to Alabama Penny Savings and Loan company, lot 10 in block 30, Smithfeld.
 sl450-z. T. Blayoock and wife to W. l.. Palmer, the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section g. township 15, range west; also the south half of the southeast quarter, and Il acres ;n the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section s5, township IA, range west.
 $1OO0-B. M. Allen to the Birmingham Southern Railway, lot 21ox210 feet in the northeast quarter of the northeast quar- ter of section 20, township 1T south, range 8 west.
 $2O, 75O-Eliza T. Miller to D. T. Shaw, lot r in block 49, being lot 50x190 feet fronting on Fifth avenue, north, Birming- ham.
 $16O0-W R. Pettiford and wife to N. J. Price, lot 111x52 feet on corner of Smithers boulevard and Smith street, Smithfield.
 $19OO-W. R. Pettiford and wife to N. J. Price, lot 14Ox52 feet near corner of Smithers boulevard and Smith street, Smithfield.
 $S600-Amos B. Cheek and wife to Jesse L. Burns, lots 4, and in block 1, survey of O. w. Woods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
TRAINING SCHOOL
 CONTEST TONIGHT Birmingham College to Begin Commencement Exercises PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK Training School Has Had Very Sue cessful Year and Curriculum
 Been Considerably
 Extended.
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK

The scholastic term of the Birmingham College Training school comes to close tonight with the oratorical contest to be held jointly by the senior and junior classes. The work and success of this school for the year has been most grati- flying, an enrolment of more than 90 students being recorded. The building was enlarged and beautifed last summer through the liberality of Trustee F M.
 Jackson, so that four large recitation rooms have been in use during the term.
 Other enlargements are to be made dur
 ing the coming summer.
 The curriculum has been extended so as
 to cover a complete four years course,
 thus enabling the graduate to enter any
 of the large colleges of the country which
 require IA units for entrance. The following instructors comprise the faculty: c. H. Vann, principal and in- structor in Latin and mathematics; J. o.
 Webb, vice principal and instructor in
 science and history; N. M. Banks, in-
 structor in Greek; A. S. Balsam, instruct
 or in English J. M Malone, instructor
 in science.
 At the declamatory contest tonight
 Prof. John O. Webb will preside. Fol- their subjects: Junior declamatory contest: "Spartacus to the Envoys of Rome," John w. Holmes. "Rum,'' Bennett H. Branscombe. Unknown Rider" Frank T. Jones. "A Picture of War" Jesse B. Wads- worth, Jr. Senior declamatory contest:
 "Our Origin and Destiny" John w.. Curl. Henry w. Grady" James M. Prescott. ''rhe Unknown Confederate Dead Will | liam O. Walton. Shall We Give Up to the Union?" Or l vile M Coston. l The commencement exercises of Bir-
 mingham college proper will begin Sun 1 day morning, when Dr. Collins Denney of | Nashville will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the First M F. church in
 Birmingham. The outline programme for | commencement week is as follows: | Friday, May 2S:
 s15 D. m.-Training school declamatory | contest
 Sunday, May 30: 1 Il a. m.-Commencement sermon the
 Rev. Collins Denney, D. D., at First M. | E. church. | S:15 p. m.-Address before Y. M. c. A., l the Rev. Harry Wheeler, at college | chapel
 Monday, May 31:
 10 a. m.-sophomore and freshman
 declamations.
 S:15 D. m.-Annual debate and oratorical
 contest by representatives of the liter 1 ary societies. 1 Tuesday, June 1: 10 a, m.-Address be- 1 fore Alumni association, Hon. William H. | Sanford | D. m.-Alumni banquet. | S:15 D. m.-Junior orations. | 9:15 D. m.-Address before literary so- l cieties, Hon. M " Howard. Wednesday, June 2 1 10 a. m.-Orations by the members of the l graduating class. | Il a. m.-Baccalaureate address, Judge 1 William H. Thomas. Awarding of medals, diplomas and de- | grees.