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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-13
CITY ITEMS.

Young Mems Hebrew SOciety-At o'clock Thursday evening. January IA, the doors of the new home of the Young Mems Hebrew association. at Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street, will be formally opened to the public. An elaborate programme has been ar ranged for the occasion, consisting of addresses by prominent men of the city and several musical and vocal selec- tions. Refreshments will be served and a dance will conclude the evenings en- joyment. The public Is cordially in- vited to attend.
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Postal Chances,

Washington, January 12.--(Special)- Postmasters appointed: Cleveland. Blount county. Dora L. Davidson; McLendon, Russell county. James l.. McI.endon.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Death of Infant.

The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs M. P Quinn died yesterday morning at the family residence at 2123 First avenue The remains were sent to Palos yesterday afternoon by the Green Undertaking com pany for interment.
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In the proceedings in the nature of quo warranto to test the right of Dr. H. l.. Martin to hold the office of alderman for the Tenth ward of Birmingham Judge A. O. Lane of the circuit court yesterday decided the case in favor of Dr. Martin thereby holding valid the election under which the Mountain Terrace property and the adjoining territory next to Avon dale became annexed to Birmingham.
 In his opinion Judge Lane stated that the information brought in the proceed ings was based on section 107S of the code, which reads as follows:
 Section 1o7S-Subsequent election not held within six months After an election has been held in any territory under the provisions of this article or any other law, no other or subsequent election shall be ordered or held for the same territory
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OMMISSION HOLDS
 REGULAR SESSION
GEORGE COURsON IS NOW A MEM- BIER OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE
 FoRcE-BoDEkER SUBMITS RE- PORT ON CRIME FOR DECEMBER

The regular monthly meeting of the board of police commissioners was held in the office of the chief of police last night. Only matters of a routine nature were brought up and the session of the commission was brief.
 George W. Courson is now member of the Birmingham police force. MT. Cour- son was formerly a deputy sheriff and was next to the oldest man in the ser vice of the sherif's office at the time of his resignation several weeks ago He was elected first supernumerary by the police commission Five other supernum- eraries were elected as follows: Harry Goldstein, J. B. Marshall, w. E. Garner M. D. White and P. F. Morgan. Ben Puckett Jr., was elected patrol dirver
 Officer J. H. Mingea was brought to trial on a charge of conduct unbecoming an officer but the case was dismissed for want of prosecution. Officer John Horan was exonerated of similar charge.
 Chief Bodeker was instructed to order members of the police department not to visit so-called social clubs" except on Of ficial business.
 The monthly report of Chief Bodeker was read and approved as follows: Hon. Board of Police Commissioners.
 City:
 Gentlemen-I have the honor to submit lice department for the month of Decem he,
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Send this advertisement. together with name of paper in which 1t appears, your address and four cents to cover postage, and we will send you 'Complete Handy Atlas of the World" :: :: SCOTT & BOVINE. 409 Pearl Street. New York
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, January 12.-Weather fore cast for Alabama and Mississippi: Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday colder near the coast Wednesday, rising tenn perature Thursday; moderate northeast winds, becoming variable.
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Weather report for A hours ending p. m., January 12. Local office U. 5. Weather Bureau, Birmingham:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-13
Scott s Emulsion

 does all 1t does by virtue of one thing -Pol0er-its power to create power. As fire turns water to steam so .Scott's Emulsion transforms thin, impure bloodinto pure, rich blood, giving nourishment and vital energy to every organ, every tissue and every muscle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-13

Estimated amount of stolen property re- covered, S15s7 Is. Fines and fees collected $33S1 50. Hoping the above will meet with your approval, l am, respectfully,
 GEORGE H. BODEKER,
 Chief of Police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-13

Braumuler Upright Piano, practically new, will arrange terms to suit purchaser, owner leaving city. Address Ell, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-13
Y. M. C. A. CONTEST
 COMES TO CLOSE

The Y. M. c. A. boys membership cam paign that has been in progress for 30 days came to a successful conclusion last night. The boys were very entnus- iastic and the spirit of rivalry was keen. The Blackfeet made the best record, se- curing the largest number of points but all of the tribes did excellent work an- the other four tribes were very close at the finish. Following is the standing of the tribes: Points Blackfeet chief. W. J. Gilmore. ...... 7shs Creeks, chief, Chas. Jones. .............37
 Sioux chief Sam Cowan ............ 33311a Cherokees, chief, H. Sepsalom 311s Tuscaloosas, chief c. W. Wilson ....30
 Iroquois chief, John Ferguson .......27
 The campaign resulted in securing 43 new members and renewals. Following are the 10 individuals making the best record: Points
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E. T. Shaw & Son. Undertakers.
Green Undertaking Co.
FOR SALE CHEAP

woodlawn Undertaking Co.,. Phones 70.
Twice-a-week record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-13

Miss GurviS ShaiTe~ left Sunday for
Shelbyvile 70 visit Mr.. Geo. Gill.
DR. ". L. Markwcu. OF Henderson
visited hi, mother here sunday
Misses Vivian and Elizabeth Ro,h-
ester, of Marion are guests OF Misses
Lula Leigh and Nouril Belle Berry
Miss Ethel Leiber. Of Henderson. IS
visiting Mrs. Jno : Berry this week
Mrs. Spaulding Parsons Of Morgan
field. visited her mother Mrs Bel,
Maxwell Sunday
Ms. James Dalton and son Forest,
Of Louisville. arrived first 81 the week
to be the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
Joe Henry.
Mrs. J. VI Stone and chiIdren have
returned from a visit 70 her sister AZ
Drakesborough.
Baxter Hughes. Of Dawson. is wish
ting his grandmother. Mrs Katherine
Hughes
Mrs. NJ l. Dyer and baby left
Tuesday 10 visit her mother near Ehz-
abethtown. KY
Mr.. and Mrs. :. W. T. Wallace
have returned from a visit TO Dawson
Miss Ida Dyer returned sunday
from her two months trip TO Europe
Mr. Morris Harris and wife. Of Dix
on. we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Alloway Sunday.
Mrs. Nate Wallace returned Tues
day from a visit to friends al Wheat
croft.
Misses Bertha Semper and MAble
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

:. :. SrILrNGEE. P,f.
Agaius,
LEE FUNNHoUs e. al Diff.
Judgment aud Order Of Sale
Nv virtue Of Judgment and O.
der Of sale Of the Crittenden Quar-
terly Court, rendered a, the July Term
thereof in the above styled cause,
sustaining the attachment heretofore
levied herein. | shall proceed topder
for sale at Ivma, Ky, to the highest
and best bidder, at public auction,
on saturday. the 9Th day n Aug
ust. 1909. between the hours Of 10
and II o'clock a. m , upon a credit
Of three months, the following de-
scribed property to satisfy 1 h e
claim Of the plaintiff amounting to
the sum Of s4S.S2 aud the costs
herein expended amounting to the
sum Of SIS. 90 and AggregAting the
sum Of SIS. - to sit.
Two bey hllies, one and two wears
old respectively. and one hey mare
twelve or hfteel years old. Attached
as the property Of the defendants in
this action. Purchasers will be re-
quired to execute bond With approved
security or securities, bearing 8 per
cent interest from day Of sale until
paid.
JNo. g. ASHER. sheriff c. {.
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The Union County NOml.
nee For Sheriff.

Record Press Did YOU ever stand
on the opposit side Of room aud see
patty on a ladder hanging pictures
..-r'i.- r.,m %.e5ralon,g II YOU
csc, Cd -. you gill readily eoneede
that yop were in better position to
say when such decorations were level
aud symmetrical than was the party
on the ladder doing the work. We
are the party across the room, the
Union county editors and voters are
the workmen on the ladder.
Will you let US say few upper
sOaAl things 10 youg Aud 6rst, let
Us state that We have nothiUg but a
friendly feeling for al concerned and
do not assume to pass upon the guilt
or innocence Of any one, aud further
let Us say, We fully appreciate the
uawrlt,en Avs Of party feAlty SuG
primary pledges aud speak iu the
open with full knowledge Of the sit
usuon,
Firstly. a. the par>on would say.
no poli,ica, party can. for Its own
wt,l-being, offered 10 pa, an uuc,eAn
uAu into a prominent position ard
vaeD say "uae.eAn, mean IL
reputation aud have no intention Of
Judging any MAJ a., reA. char4e,o5)
To 90 - - but 20 drive from your
standard those sho ,oaa, purity Of
he ABOVE party preference.
In the uex, phase. 10 party has
the moral light &c compel its sup.
PorSers 70 Insult their wives ana
daughters ana star; condemned II
tie eyes e ie,eacy il order 70 be
loyal - party premises. As3 again,
If candidate - iA' torss,s TIE no
RAJ dignity Of his Fos;tss a. &c, ~
drurkeness, gross profanity, adultery,
toraieatiOa, theft lyias, o. Iay 9th
er public sin against good morals, -
render his reputation oiioas to the
general public. then he Ani ret IL.
public should suffer for II, Ans no
parry has the moral right TO use the
party lash to drive clean men to
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STURcIS.

Sturgis. Ky. August s.-Mr an.
Mrs. James SiAJon gave house party
from SATURDAY until MoniAs in honor
Of their visiting daughters from Madi-
sonville. The oct Of town guests were.
Miss Hattie AShby. Dr.. SOy. Messrs.
Fay Ashby. Floyd Franklin an Robt-
Weisbarg. Of Msdisonvilie. A hay
ride composed OF the following ne,
MAdisonviIleites az Arnoldton Saturday
night and spent the rest Of the eve
ming in $ delightful entertainment at
Mrs. SlAton's. The guests were, Miss
Mary Slston. MeSd&mes VIII Ham
mack and o. B. Livingston. Of MAdi-
sonville. Misses Fannie Mann and
Chick Slzemore. Bessie and Alneda
Hedges. Lucy Garner, LeotS SlAton.
Margarine King. Elizabeth and Annis
Berry, Grace Wallace and Mrs. {. W.
Strickland. MesSrs- Z 5. BrAeht. Of
Wlh&mstown. KY. Baxter Hughes.
q Dawson. and J. s Williams. Ben
Hall DAVIS Reed. Rivers Weleh. J. c.
Han. J. J. Watkins and Dr.. Jno. e.
Wynns-
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folst ,ach = candidate Into office aud
onto the people. II your candidate
is innocent Of the charges that
shame public taste and dishouor the
sacred relations of The family let
him, like az honest man, retire to
private life and by future rectitude
Of living establish his iuuocoucv
Is sand Of certain characters in the
christians law book. Let them tar
~ st Jerico until their boards be
grown.
Now anent the nomination queS-
tiou and the >heuf's race. permit q
few feeble remarks
Last November, the votes Of Union
county held primary election and
in that election gave the nomination
Tor ,tcriH 60 mau whom ve will
call NJ Z. NJ. IA man who has
moral sta Ging-lndeed a respected
place IN christian church. Soon
after this was dooe this candidate went
to the county seat on some business
and gave his certificate Of nomination
to Mr.. c. No. ,. either gave it
away, or suffered it taken from him.
the case is the sAme.) This Mr.. {.
Ne. ,. stands before the public gage
whether innocent or guilty | do not
pretend to saw as an adulterer.
confessed fornicator, mAn Of low
and offensive habits Or acts, and the
question now is, must those demo
Gratis who voted in the primary for
reputable Mr.. {. No. l.-Aud those
who voted against also, in order to
maintain their party fealty aud
escape the odioas Of being called
"bolters, vote FOR iisreputAble Mr.. /
{. No. >? |, does not take az Astute
mini nor a logical thinker to see that ]
the personAtety voted for last fall for .
sheriff candidate Is not the same you /
are now beng dashed into voting for. |
Tor that important Office.
Mr. A. married a woman supposed
BY all to be yIrtuous young lady.
After the marriage II became matter
u universal report that she was
ehArAeterless and
ihrev, does any one say that As
VOWS are bindingy Miss
B married a mAu who is reputed to
,e clean, hon orAble, industrious
after marriage be is con-
.eded BY the public to be a drunken,
liar and handsomely
diseased aud hbertine, has she bro
ten her VOWS when she goes back to
Ter father and refuses further associ-
ION With this pre,snder? The school
directors hire 70 teach their children
woman wbo b-iucs certificates q
,ooj Character Aai qualifications,
'etore the ,choo, opens she BY her
.c'iops shows herself 10 then a. u
.ushsei iu mind and impure in life,
: their ,OntrAe, binding The voters I
4 county nominate FOR sheriff
ran whose profession stamps ain a.
! nau, gentleman. Christian
alter l, isvelOPes, A. they ,hink. that
.s Is neither Christian. geutle-
Ran uor decent, Are those voters.
sound. These eases are similar.
JUsTAs | SuIT
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cRAYNE

Tobacco Is hooking well
We are needing rain IN this vicinity
A Z. Brown has gooe 10 Seattle.
Washington.
Several from this town attended ser
vices at Piney Sunday and reported q
splendid time
Our school opened Monday with the
Old Reliable. Prof. J. C. Hardin al the
helm. Quite a number OF pupils were
present for the first day and many Of
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WARNING.

II IS a violation OF the City
Ordinance TO pass balls on
any street or alley within the
city. There is danger Of
striking passing citizens, and
hereafter those passing balls
on streets or alleys will be
prosecuted.
j. W BLUE, Mayor.
Twice-a-week record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-13

them accompanied by their parents 20
whom Prof Hardin made sp'sutl
address. &c. s the right man ln ne
right f'ar, and We are more than glad
o. have him with us
" T. Lloyd was here Monday
j. , Dorroh vas in Marion Tuesda,.
a crew Of men have been pot 90
work cutting the Clement timber
ON last Saturday Chapel Hl tail
team CROSSED bats with Crayne result
INK in a victory for the former by a
score uf 10 10 g..
Misses Ruby and May Cook arr At
ending Camp Meeting at Plney
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notice

The las requIres ne to furnish a
list Of all lien and mortgage notes OF
rsSNrd in ny OSee from the srst Of
September, 1905, to September Isl,
1909. This list is given to the
Assessor, Sept. LIST. 1909. All
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THAT EDUCATION IS MOST PROFITABLE

IS PROFITABLE
ERIN n. catalog
Evansville, Ind
linda sohoo OF
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Seed Wheat For Sale.

We have 90 bushels Of extra fine
Everett's high grade SEED wheat for
sale. This wheat, the past season
made 81 bushels per acre. Sl.25 per
bashel
J. O. DIXON s Co.
Marion. Ky.
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Important.

In order 20 reduce our stock Il wheat
bran. viii sell al $40 per cwt.. for
the next ten days only.
MARION MiLIINC CosPANN.
Incorporated
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j. " BLUE, Mayor.

Ny entire stock II Goods going al
an astonishing - price Come and
secure some Of these splendid bargains
before they are gone. J. $. MeMurra
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WANTED Position as stenog or
Address. Della McCarroll. care ~ las.
GoSSar. FordS Ferry Route.
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Citizens
National
Life
Insurance
Company

Believing that they WANT such a company; believing
that they will SUPPORT such company by subscribing for
its stoek-we viii pubsh in this paper every week the
amount Of subscriptions 10 date. The work of getting
subscriptions begun Monday, July rs; and below are
the amounts of subscriptions for each wesa;
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Announcements.
We are authorized to announc
JOHNl GRATOT

as candidate for Common
wealth Attorney Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of Kentucky.
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party.
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The A. and NJ. Catalogue.

The Robesonian has lately re-
celved the catalogue of the A.
and M. College at Raleigh. The
issue Of this year includes, in
addition to the various courses
in agriculture and in engineer
ing, a full list of the alumni of
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STATE NEWS.

Michel Crawford, a negro %
years old, committed suicide in
Wilmington last Thursday by
shooting himself with a revolver.
1t is thought that he was crazed
with rotten blind tiger liquor.
That there will be regimental
encampments this summer at
Morehead was the determination
reached Friday by the advisory
board OF the guard in conference
with Gov. Kithin and Adj. Gen.
Armfield.
c. B. Edwards, Jr., of Raleigh,
SO years old and in good business
circumstances, was found dead in
Pullen Park Saturday morning,
having ended his life by slashing
his throat with knife. It is
thought that his mind was I'M
balanced.
Frank Crawford, a farmer liv-
ing near Selma, was struck on
the head and his skull crushed by
an axe in the hands of his 13-
year-old son Monday morning.
Crawford had his wife down and
was beating her and the boy, not
being able to get him off without
force, used the axe. The boy was
placed in Jail at Smithfeld.
The dead body of E. M.Moore.
Of Charlotte, who disappeared
mysteriously on the night of Nav
~, 1902, was unearthed FRIDAY
by workmen excavating for
sewer extension in Dilworth. a
suburb of Charlotte. Moore
quarreled with stranger at the
fair grounds the night of his
disappearance and was suppos-
ed to have been murdered and
the body hid. The sewer exca-
walton was open at the time and
the police think that he NAV
have fallen into it while intoxi-
Gated.