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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
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km etyayIsts 3ullauenwlyseu ii ii
m63l,a. Dix ron NI 0tutitgI sinau
ncumtas S.Gunl ju 5t'talgsu unt
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
Ser RrrNi1t. lrrt

Wlttt. 9lun Warm beuic plsI ~mts
in Ncr Sirtt2
Wltiia. Stht pitIr.
mattt Sat oty nCn, Qahcr aut 9t'
prtoNn
Wlttm g9unetrpall. i10t Id NU.
Nallt; llrttr wc!htn Ettt bat IL
oCnu lCQr;nllR
Naitr: lltbir -- plrtt max! MO-
rubty mars oc5 Alsia' llt5ty -
olS III .cmjit -, jb bttt ts in ctt
lDat ptyptNtn.
Wattt: 94aI 6yau Witrbtlm
audi oal
Wat,n. Naiurlih.
waltz: NJ. pdr Ia Ntun dnat'
jcNm'
@attu; g9it lie austloltu mari
Slt h0,ic tin o;,nltlrptbts Sntt,de,
an Der StitG nit 'tmGItr ltwarNl
Summtt '.GinilNunS, oorubtr tIo
luyWS ,Iattt, quo III itbdritm sam
NET, INT ben 0llS mlN an DEN Atr'
meln nit ali,u $rilNtlsr Splkep. I'm
! be 6ol.lt iruQ Iit tiutn breitu t'cstr'
utn eifrtsI mil tjHeJ ni3airNotI
Shnaac ~ II criorylem Silher. Ih'
nut mar Ron wtlfoyautrl Gli. mi
| 9;til6tn uao &,raiBmtinnldi ptrijtvt
tr wutSc ibr ithr AT atltunosn bdbtu
lpcnn lie ribi Die lSti5mdtloiiltslt 9t'
babt bdttt. oa;u tintn Qtthsn ShItitI
nit aroS,u iAwar;tn YInlitu 81 tJe'
ltn. Slt bate -
@atit: Eas esnhG. ctlT. 9a be
ol;ls isbt. wdrpm pa ben Ssr' @'
! Sttcla! uers,htn BAT.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21

2lls acknowledgements babtri irl
5sbtuar Sttmins sOlssuOe su oisu,a;
Ssnion 3opulaiD: 2ouis ei,ntd,.
@m. z tidt g1rsuj Samion. 9oau
@laUih dub. SObu ab,nitcin uno
Nar 66tnid.
6rnlufcrO 3elpuihip: 6r. gerbOrt.
SObn D. Bacon. Stntu Ginobrrlt. 8.
HunctpObl, j. J. siiO. elOdbe 6,m
bon unb 6tnrp 2anNs.
Sddibn 3omnihip: 6Dn, Studtp-
itntiosr uno Is. j. SbsIi6n.
S.leriOn 5ownihip: 0snrn dhrtls
9. M. Sranion NIB Gbas Rurss.
Yin sciuufhip: 20 Sapler, o. u
Stridtin nnO s5rhn Brtib.
gSaihinaton 5OWnihlp: SOhn
SotfOan;sl 9r., &R GithOl3 mo
Nt9. @eynU.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
-guter b,u in Itsier ygod, tronI

-auter BEN in Itbitr Hods trnni
bsritittsn ainbern bic ipbrb ale auf
Der 8sii,run9 limb. iiuO rod elaru ,ia
Sodtsrhsn pes Ssrm 6iIi,msnsr uno
ons ilrtnns 1obisrhen bts Scrtn Gen.
~ 9sumsl aui Der arcni'nIliie. Auh
il 81 bsridtiacn bob bns In Isbitr @c.
ts irdni aemeIoste ainO bes 6trrn
0enrB getliermann niht ,ipItpbint
hclbt unO iein 5Odlertgn. innosrn sin
Sobnhtn nil :amens ,'oispb if.
.Sdbii cine SoGihule. cine atn.
oemie iht bic jungsn gnritm. biz
oDb nidbt ,lle 6lrm,r Ootr Nlnblusrttr
lpeicrn tonrsn Dosr molten. ;umal bns
glrfal on3u icbli. bn! 99tiipbalid nldt
auiiu,cigen. gels 0iele mt oerlnaen
NuslnQtn tonrtrn On nidt ibre Yor=
bilbuuq Su tutti GER, aliinolih
Getilnetsn MInneru. ibie 3otiortn.
Surliten, fir Nenier unO Gertrau'ns'
lisllur9en erhnlttn. nah brrItieo'nsn
&idiun0eu lire 3bdtigieit ertInlisll.
ia lid sum Ruhm Wefphlliu's einen
4ldmcn in Der Nili,nihait erprrben.4
Is. II. Sucdt I'M @bl. Dol. y 3o, 81
Nm 7itnstal erIsoiacn b, Ser
rtu ,("liu4 Stnli uno beisn Sobn
Suil, mic nuh oir lunan 0errtn YCn
nno &pba Gabcmduu bon 6plt III III
icrr Stapt G%ihd'tItts. tsyhac'
ndnntr Nlrcu iidtit,en nnh unltCln
1culinm tutn iclr lolIlipmmtntn
N.iuh ab. Ucrut b0litn mir ben
0lttruI NUn StMi bic SicIIe 1nQc'
lrdQcn unlru bumOtihIbru Sp0Ii,n
81 ytolQrrtl mCua mir uihi bduth'Ct
hdtitu, nil lpihm Wntl3lticn, rtIdts
lidrI ben Gu'dtin scblbt b05cA murnc
ais ,rclIen ru lbm oCs Vlno!cbtns.
ota Cln3la ihontu, bsrnub,n, hta alien
0ern 81 b!eiolQ,u. g8tun ty absr
DON it.uT itOnsu Gila I'm G'dat
NIuNt nus ms SuUCll:n lciEe g9lF=
tTAtltn julenoen Tla, mo orele llls
uuo otn gticru beHIih wiiliommen.
-9l$ 0ty 0enrp @oltea III lrsttr
@cte Stmeme lhlltt,te. IdnoCr I'D
i'm 9orper tines oerielben nlbt mtni=
ger als II 20 1 Stroten pcr. Ties
!lticrt mtecer eiutn @,ptis inr ait llr
rorilttglct ost Jdoey. biz, oit pbnc
94jlitn oss Earmers, niht nur AL
iclugu njht tIl 9tjdunlcH, iouoeyn aud
tingticlj3ttn @rinoen ia8tr, Tar osr
6dsmtr mtcr llmi,nuctu, rls liz rbsu
1nQCltbtu, lem Trcunh oer Ia9tr n.
tlnu iHan ihm mht libel nehmcn,
auo ratptn mir ben Himyoctn. Den
turiuthQcn bticnoCrv. ttl o;m Noy-
msr um Or E,IlubnlG ~ ldltn nnju
ira1Cu. nit Dem ihrlill,t'u Gtritrc.
den allen Shlotn, oW ll m0lllbtr
9@uif pctIlttu m6aW. Su er'tgtu.
Mud irlIitn SSstr im @nkc zines
3ru9n;iit3 lem wcltcs bemtilt bar tie
utht Gartgnbino iino, nn lie 'ou'i
lutt nJu prnutn Sitl hes GGrm'ls 'ur
uncn Gt1hci luitbeu tountCu uno a!2
6olQr lbrte Arytbum@, sum Stoetn
Ccs ,1l9culblmcrs. ol9i GaU tlhi nit
Mehpclitu pcrhQ1tlt lptG0tu tountt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
0:tn rntrftliarr g'iihaIt.

cipd ;ebn Sabre mar meiu Brtoer auiss
baltsu in Der Srbslt, geiuuobeit unb 8Ilt
eurd, rpie man alnubts boIinurgsIoie Nus
isbruna,a idrsibt ". u. Zip cont, @aih-
ipo;on, y. { sGt nabr, aHs Nrten Ar,uii.
Ell uuo oerimieoene 8stlte bebanbsIien ibr.
bod lamb CT isius nues bis ar Dr Sings
Rem Discovery uabm unO pcu ishs 6lOidcu
so9il Qebei.t purse. Gr n bsute ein oeiunr
scr gtaun." u eIbt Itusu, Sinoeruuq uuO
beut idpaae uno ipaubt sungeu, YunQen
bIuirn. SuNru uHo erldImnaen, Srpu6itlS,
"a Grippe, Nlhma urb de NdIGetbeu. zoe
uut SlCU. VrobsHaiber fret edyatiri
osi y. Nilttmuer 4 Con. Nefrbalid un0
Jnlt mo 2. Y. Sh,u & Conc lrablna So.
II {bnmas uRo 2. eltiabeib
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
sNltbr mil Otm gRunOt ais mii
Dem Soul"

1ti bt;auait itioai,J.jss ,itiuii,u.
plt,y 4of nane N it.utn al,ta @altn
tilma. aui Gatm SaaHacl;. I'M aai
tlGth qua "a Uar1r. Nan ioHug
ilm ietu a,i.y ittU an itntn EtlRa
paa-tn aniftta. aot b1it {, non IL.
ltnoHht Snitssil,its, sitk bgtlm
aut tin Qtryttu III iaAta. ods aui
lbu ;utlu, I'm nit Oinl -StTiIEa
leinsn Spo,l 81 tlltsn, /. Ely i ain
icttnnrnie5 .iuiattlart= Rlnnlsia,
bllts 10t iri'tss, itrlyFs acgibl3T.
ot.r itar tin:a srauta Stgggr5arl
,00trurotn ;.iasl: X; Sgo;itr,
.eylaIbtn Sli cir; EVas: SIs inc
lIs 3tiuji dsU;b att sdts:2t uns
ifGn5u mir ti,1l i2su. -,s q otEa
tumn;I o15 hi 9luta oi: Rsgi5llu
utiE, b, mi 0b;, nat slGi '4l10t!
Trc, obr-obl oct u,sig Sanuupayt
itcG .Gtlr 2trygou' Il.
Cjts tcma,, us,t,y %nVtt rat
oaN,y -T, Sit ngle 0t.- psn isbgE
mlar nit esn Rrro. al mt leH
q,g't uuo &Hnaact st1-b,j.s;
tayc1''
>&,t .ia 5,ss7Jgg &lSti itJt ut
ol: 4g1aa.tin gcm lilF. vlsyho
,tn "a. .aatc r,trs,'1tt, ety I'm.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
1aprere fsurrprhr iurrdsa

Geben lld cit bstm Soiaen elucS Gtufrs
ihlimmt Ntantmunoen III. rstrcter &rnicd
Sa!be uno uuo eentsn mat nlebr cdrOn.
Sic pcrtrtit. tdc Ner Shmtr' Tar @rdno'
St,nltimuuneu uno GuctItuuGen Gin gyoSer
0eilcr, aeiIt ,aueg Ndutau9'dlhlr, dlte
2guuosn Btbwure, Edatlactwnr Str'r
.}Nlee- Seller AuQGrbitduhe SiNreru9
25c bel 8. olIltmtitr y Sru, NeTfhatld II
5uli uno :. Y. Sbeu II Soue traeu0 &C.
q. 9hbNds une 81. Sliidh6;h
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
St. WtOr9s @rmeinNe ~ SIali,
<rirrlidlr Anfuah mr i'm NAN
urrurrhiu.

IW Manuct ott 81. tStorlS et.
wsluoC. ucy>eu an 'pmmCnltn Sprus
toOc TN crtvcIt iur bf, 0ommnucn
otlcu ma6ycnN NtS 0pbdmiC! mn ~
ltNr. Wa,tr gGudtSmlnn ot: Ne'ltlr
do T,uiiw et& TCycHte mjrh ndbtt
sinc ecnitQt,it Aur,0t III e't ?FOnntr
balltn. Satl"i wt,otn Die A'pnlns
ltu in ben grrtn Cuiatnrmm'u. St'
atn mt Benz AohwultiQt,r @ut' wre
ud6 ntm Hrtdmit erisIIh I'm Ell IlbV
IpIat ,nt HlUt WtVI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
Der Opee.

lie Sunn Brbt amer -
7tr g8t tlien 10 bell.
en- bar 9giIltN,b ldutti
Sis Awtnina StN.
Ger &eobr,Ii pItlii Ibt
x ii 9rusuina 3au,
gm S,mmsi lpeli orout
Gttbt idlOn otr 9Rnbn
Sa iis' be- unO itmOtc
Alieln 9Orntob nrh au:.
Sann Ttiiumc ih wsller
llnO Ncbe ms 8uus.
20 ihpinbc bic 9nSe,
So II piiB cs ilou
Der %art mo Die Sanre
&c reroe orl graz,
G5eI is mel SweD,
llun blll0aun ctht'9 ltucll
6 g3tllhc baum r'nRrt
I'm btr 99llIstih bic Ytll.
Tunn bin ih ooh uimGr -
eieaonNe uno iprt.
W'r ltbt MD ,ar Rube
YIN hen plt9pO'ltn Crt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
Stockholders Meeting
osAGE COUNTY FAIR ASS0SIA.
TION

The annual lhestins ot the Stotk'
holders. bt the CSAiE COli>rY. FAR
ASSOCIATION. is hereby caIlei 70 meet
in the Probate Court loom in The
Court House in Linn. Mo on Satur'
day February 6th 1909 at | o'clock
P. NJ. for the purpose OF exciting 4
new hoard of Directors aud attending
to any other. .buSipesS that may come
BEFORE the meeting
J., =. nc. Fink, Pres.
Geo J. Cote, Seey.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21

lhr wuyNe. niht '0uwsr To,c'o AlNutp
N,mCoq Fern tyi,eu Sn'elbsr non &tsreu
un0 SluienleNen III rehmeu wcun lbr wub.
c. cOb &erndaIdtlluua SytGbis- uot; ~.
aclIran!bet, Nu ft!nt rdttn tdrn NoIep'o
%cu,u SemcNp .oygiajyi SnyeatimAFAtel
ten ano hcy!i Gle lIupyorau9 Der HItrn nne
@ll'c y. NultmticI Il Con.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
Yotnlrs.

= Ejc puIi0noiQhe dIIty gltlilpfattu
II ole Nldthtnil,bc.
Ter 9rcGte TDsb IT Der SdIali
Ct rdubt tua has 9al5e vtbcn.
-Q0ltn bar Ct. HOuI4 FtntI'ts'
"a. bis 81. 4anllr.
-2urunm,lat sjert ben - Wdnn'
EtslaIb ablr Itlus 6tInb'to't Mot.
-0ou 0tmlm @oritoonltl tit}um
9ir6cntdlitr pen tll'laer o'emeI1ot
augeiicIlt wOroen.
-Sut Grant 5tpors' pon 6pIi
erleoiQs am Nicntdl III uulerct Slaoi
8siha'te.
-ln 9artn Aci,pb Made uno
Sermaun ldppel uNcn am UrtltaA
@eihlitc mtGtr III Slar.
Rauitt gaa &arn &ubbrr Siit'tI
aub Ghuae. G$ mrrnra ben(rt lnt'
QcmahI. &u q. @lIiCml0:G \ Son.
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..
Gt 0trgcl' @N Sp'0I'cT un ? NV.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
,Einfsalss iaesrlYss asiittfI,

sgarteruess 20 @rtype SuNea eer Rde'
tsSn Der Ia4t TO N sunasrrhtanen.a snis
I-.'ssin mag, wire i4ntE ssrA 0aIs7 .
peuss aue Sat asesils. Sis toanheR NIB an'
seariHsnsu eunaen resreeH pehssii ane ss'
ahtli nne bic estiaht psrbinectt' Reen't aas
ssIsps Nsues sns Saf IN eeIesn laieis.
8, SiItts-s'ss q seR.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21

es IN tein Sal ppn Suitsn GrihIinus uts
'paGsrtpps psr,ttausl, esr, nn6otn 6elepS
oensp une 7ar eebtautt. fin in sunssi,'
vnisineuna entmideii bate. ea ss ben bart
nad,aiien tieieineswursetsn Snitsa Nsih.
1ssSaIt was anesres nebnfnS 3. Ollie
mfisr 4 Cen,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21

= .sg,hn itr Sslsst criue ssratipt nsbmsf
bis kuts eiree'rsies resalst fsue. werett ihr
Mat beadneia ahiabrmtttsl trau1sH. %
Go,ens Srins SarntUe eelsitir 9toutldss
asrauphisa unt .raes ssa.. seil'. o gu
smsisr. z sas.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21

5iouo, ibs riiWuiautu m b.t llults,
utll Wotn az Ft 10 ic.bR ptreG HiE,
bat.
Ni!aC5enatr Riis,iluatu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-21
abdGbnna bts entbarea Gnno Hns gena GiatHbams Dor
Giaet TeuHn fur 1903 HnS 1909

SO. ISL, 80 siG33. l69 s233 DOL l0s1
3unahme IN 1909 ....... ..... $3.50 9le
lie Sdois Susrlus1 tuns: geh0tt 36t gt hsLrba
Gasnbums ni ahr 1907 gcoylt ulsou 1908
Fron. Gt's nit ,nst anhllt 80 Er0Ya: Stllrsu
ctmOnns StL!min srOrort prt orrt srb6h ujsIu
QotuIidn biz eib SumT rhp1 in usl ShUloihrittR
I'M skn Jubs spets Grbaruul ztU,u da, Sptl Saufyg
erboben
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-04
Bulls Are Not inclined to Boost
Prices for a While
SPOT MARKETS ARE QUIET
Crop Estimate and Ginning Report BY
the Government Will Be Made
Within Week and This Re-
strains Price Changes.

New York, December 3.-Everybody Is
waiting for the government crop esti-
mate which is to be issued next Friday.
In the meantime it is what is termed
a traders market. The bull leaders do
not let the speculation get away from
them, but they have not been really
aggressive. At times when the market
threatened to sag rather heavily they
have given 1t the requisite support. But
er as rule have the GEARS. The advo-
Gates of lower prices enlarge on the
lul in trade at home and abroad. the
quietness of spot markets. the high
prices, the. diminished speculation and
so on; but they have refrained from put
ting their heads in the lions mouth.
Bulls, while they have supported the
latter months, have appeared to hold
the near deliveries in check lest their
opponents should seize the opportunity
to bring large quantities of cotton to
New York.
This cannot be done at the present
parity and bulls appear determined to
checkmate any move in that direction.
There is some talk about the largeness
of the crop in India, but Egypts yield, on
the other hand, is the smallest for II
years past. being practically a failure.
Liverpool, however, has been a heavy sell
Ter here against purchases across the
water and leading bulls at times seem
10 have been selling to some extent.
One of the most depressing factors has
been the continued dullness of the spot
markets at home and abroad. Reports,
too, have been persistent that the cur
tailment movement was spreading in Eu-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-04

rope, and that many mills In this country
also were running on short time.
Fall Rivers sales of print cloths have
been small. But If bulls have not been
able to advance prices much, their OPP
ponents have recently failed in every
effort to bring about a material and
permanent decline. Within the last few
days, too, the spot demand has improved.
Crop estimates of from 10,500,o00 to TO-
S66,0O0 bales have been in crcula-
ton and the receipts at the south
ern distributing points have fallen
off sharply. Exports have often ma
terially exceeded the receipts. India has
such large crops of cotton and grain,
prices OF which are SO high that she
will be in a position to buy Manchester
goods freely, even at relatively high
prices.
The crop failure in Egypt has caused
considerable buying in Liverpool of late
by Egyptian and other operators. The
belief is very general that the forth
coming government reports on the sth
and 10th will be bulish. They will deal
respectively with the ginning and size
of the crop and may give direction to
the market for some time to come. Large
Operators in Wall street and also at the
west and south are still identified with
the bull side. The uptown element at
the Wadorf-Astoria and elsewhere is
also, it is said. bullish In the belief that
the crop is short and that the consump-
ton will be the largest ever known. OF
late the speculation has dwindled to
merely professional proportions awaiting
the government reports referred to. A
government crop estimate well under H.
100000 bales might, it is believed, stir
up speculation for a rise. One very
much above 100000 bales might cause
sharp break in prices. Until these
reports are out of the way trading and
fluctuations are expected to be light.
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comes which will be read with interest
by the local chapter members:
THE session." she says In part lis
the largest Alabama has ever had. there
being So state officers and delegates al
ready in attendance at the roll call OF
the first meeting. Mrs. Mcclellan, state
regent, called the first meeting to order
this morning at 10 o'clock in q large
periodically decorated room of the ele-
CANT new courthouse of Tuscaloosa.
"Our welcome has been SO nearly and
genuinely cordial that we are wondering
II any other town In Alabama can ever
equal 1t. Mrs. Brice, regent of the local
chapter. extended greetings and welcome,
to which our own Mrs. C. J. Sharp, re-
gent of General Sumter chapter, respond
ed She SO entirely covered herself with
glory that we, as delegates and her town.
folk, are extremely proud of her.
birmingham has a very large and
strong delegation in the persons of Mrs.
C. j. Sharp. Mrs. j. " Allen, Mrs A.
o. Lane Miss Hattie Morton and Mrs.
T, U. Walter. OF course. Mrs ]. Nor
gan Smith Is with us, as our own and q
national representative.
I'VE have had two business sessions
daily: this afternoon will accept Dr. Alb
ercrombie's invitation to visit the state
university this evening will be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Jemison at a recep-
ton. The ladies in whose homes we are
guests certainly convince us that real
southern hospitality still exists
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Lieutenant Governor Removed.

San Pedro, Cal, December 3.-Dieu-
tenant Governor Villarino of lower
California, Mexico, was removed from
office today by Governor Vega The
removal grew out of the escape from
this city and later from lower Cali
fornia of Earl Lynell, son Of a prom
inent merchant OF this city. Lynell
was charged with killing Earl Davis in
a quarrel over girl and fled to lower
California, where he was placed under
surveillance. Later he disappeared
and Prosecuting Attorney Utley Of San
Diego ut once preferred charges
against Lieutenant Governor Villarino,
holding him responsible for the escape.
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GADSDEN BOOMING
In BUILDING LINE
LACK OF CARPENTERS AND
BRlCkLAYERS -PIONEER clTI-
ZEN DIES-NEW PASSENGER
STATION READY DECEMBER 10.

Gadsden, December s.-(Special.)-C. c.
Baxter. Birmingham man who has In
vested heavily in Gadsden real estate
has announced that he will at once be-
gin the work Of erecting houses on the
property acquired by him. Mr. Baxter
has 10 lots on Central avenue, near the
steel plant, and intends to build a house
on every one. He has already let the
contract for number of these and lum-
Der is being delivered on the ground. The
houses to be erected are to cost from
500 to $500 each. Building in all parts
Of the city Is beginning to liven up and
already there Is a lack of carpenters and
bricklayers to meet the demand.
A gasoline launch belonging to June
Smith caught fire early this morning and
burned up before any assistance could
be rendered by the fire department The
launch was valued at SOD and there was
no insurance. There is considerable mys-
terry surrounding the fire, as it seems
impossible that there should have been
any way for the blaze to start unless
some one was trying to start the boat.
r. I. Christopher, q 4adsden boy Is
years of age, departed yesterday for Los
Angeles, Cal, to take a. course in train
ing for the prize ring Young Christie
pher has a reputation locally as being a
pretty fast man with his fists or the
gloves and can train down to 100 and
hopes to enter the lightweight class at
an early day.
J. M. Pike, one of the early pioneers
OF the county and the father Of Sheriff
b. M. Pike, died at the home of his
son here last night. Mr.. Pike came to
this country In the early SOS before the
war and has made this his homo ever
since that time. He was g. Confederate
soldier, being member OF Wheeler's cav
airy and serving throughout the war. The
deceased was widely known in this and
adjoining counties and HAD a host of
friends. Tho funeral will be held at
Hokes Bluff tomorrow morning.
1t was announced this morning that the
new passenger station of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad would be opened
on or about December 10. Arrangements
are being made for the removal of the
ticket office of the Louisville and Nash
Vile and the Nashville. Chattanooga and
St. Louis to the new location and In
about 10 days all will be in readiness
for doing business in the new station.
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Two sehooners Wrecked.

Birchy Cove, N. f., December g.
Two schooners of the Gloucester,
Mass, fishing fleet, the Mabel d.
Hines and the Henry M. Stanley, were
wrecked in the violent gale which has
swept New Foundland waters in the
past few days. The schooner John
R. Bradley, widely known as the YES
sci which carried DR.. Cooks arctic
expedition, also is reported missing
from the fishing feet and it is feared
that she is lost
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. Henry B. Gray has been missed
from the social affairs of the week. She
has been Ill at the Davis infirmary. but
her friends viii be glad to learn that she
is much improved and expects to return
home IN short time
Mrs. Edward Rodgers of Huntsville is
the house guest of Mrs. Samuel Gardner.
1900 North Twentieth street.
Mrs. j. Mann will return to her home
in Baltimore today after VISIT to Mrs.
Louis Saks.
One of the childrens parties of the week
will be a birthday celebration by Master
Edmund McDavid, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ned McDavid, at his home in
Graynont.
The Highland Clan met yesterday AFTER
noon with Miss Anne Mcvay. The meet
ing was one of the most pleasant of the
winter. Miss Haywood Motion won the
prize for the greatest number of points at
the game of hearts, and Miss Elizabeth
Bowie drew the consolation The first
prize was lace jabot and the other a.
hano-painted calendar. The club colors
were employed in drawing the consola-
ton, each guest receiving a chrysanthe-
mum. A luncheon was served at the
conclusion of the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Walker will
take possession of their new homo tust
off Highland avenue one day next week.
The dance to be given during the holi-
days by the Terpsiohorean club has been
postponed to December 80
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Big INCREASE IN
GINNERS' REPORT

Memphis, December S.-The National
Ginners' association, in it's monthly re-
port issued late today, estimates that
S,Ss0,0o0 bales of cotton have been ginned
up to December ! of the present season
as compared with 11,o0s.oOo during the
same period of last year. The report by
states follows:
Alabama 901 900, Arkansas $4,000, Flor
ida $1,000. Georgia 1887 900. Louisiana 241,
900, Mississippi, $4,000, Missouri and vir-
ginia $4,000, North Carolina $4,000, Okla
homa $4,000, South Carolina 999, 900, Ten
nessee 100000, Texas 2,21o.0O0 Total, $3.50,
OOO