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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
.EUTAW IS RESTFUL AND HAPPY TOWN Handles About 16,000 Bales
 of Cotton a Year STREET IS BEING PAVED Judge Smith Is Doing Some Good Work on Roads, But Believes
 They Should Be Paid
 for as He Goes.
STREET IS BEING PAVED
BY WALTER HARPER.

Eutaw, November 21.-(Special. )-Eutaw Is one of those delightful little old towns. A day spent in a town like this is never forgotten. It is restful It is ele- vating. I would not leave the impression that Eutaw is slow. It is progressive enough
 I only found one man in the town with dyspepsia. He acquired it while on a visit to some other city. Those citizens who have never wandered far from home are happy, healthy and contented. In sanity is as rare as the hookworm at an Alabama legislative session, Or broth- erly love at poker party.
 Eutaw is the capital of Greene county, the only living inland isthmus in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
FORECAST OF NEWS
 FOR ENSUING WEEK

Crises in situations of worldwide inter- est are impending as Thanksgiving week opens. London and Washington are two of the chief points, with the fate of the budget about to be decided in the house of lords in the British capital, and the poll fey of the American government in the Nicaraguan crisis being developed at the capital of the United States.
 The English budget crisis to be reached house of lords Is variously predicted as likely to be followed by the resignation of the ministry and general election, or by drastic action on the part of the house of common, which would declare itself predominant in the framing of the coun- trys financial policy. Debate on the bud get in the house of lords is scheduled to begin on Monday.
 Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, will bring with it everywhere the customary na- tional feast and devotional exercises. At St. Patricks cathedral in Washington. President Taft, Vice President Sherman, diplomats, jurists, legislators and pre- lates of national and international promi- nence will attend a pdu-AIneIlCdH l Htuhc- giving celebration.
 w. Cameron Forbes will be inaugurated as governor-generai of the Philippines Mo- vember N
 The industrial world will turn from last weeks session of the American Federa- tion of Labor at Toronto to this week s meeting of the National Civic federation. to he held in New York city November 2 and B. The liability of the employer in accidents to employees and old-age pen- sions are two of the live problems to be discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
Preparing For Investigation.

Brownsville, Tex. November 21.- Capt. Rowland, Twenty-first infantry, recorder of the military court of in quiry which is Investigating the ''shoot- ing up" of Brownsville by the negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth infantry on the night of August IS, 1905, has ar rived here and will at once begin pre- pairing for the session of the court to be held here. Captain Rowland states that the members of the commission will leave Washington Monday next and come through to Brownsville with out stop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
HOWARD AT PIEDMONT.
Speaker Against Amendment Greeted
 by Crowd of 500 Saturday.

Piedmont. November 21.-tSpecial. )-M. W. Howard addressed the voters of Pied mont against the amendment yesterday.
 There were present about 500 voters and his talk was enthusiastically re- ceived.
 Mir Howard spoke from the balcony Of the Hotel Albert and his audience filled the streets, sidewalks and verandas of the hotel.
 It was truly a representative voters meeting and shows plainly to the amend CTS that the cause for the amendment is doomed for defeat in this section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22

The amendment is a poliucal-moraI makeshifts. All such makeshifts are precarious; the hidden danger in the amendment should of itself be good cause for defeating it-Vote against it! Old Homer had certain conspicuous types of the amenders in mind when he wrote:
  tell,
 My heart detests him as the gates of hell"
 , The amendment is defeated. and the leaders know it-but there's the collec- tionsl so dear to the Professional Agi- tator--they must not stop. Speaking of Real Temperance as tn e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
Work of Wade Ellis.

Washington, November 21.-Con- spicuous in the department of justice as a result of the Standard Oil decis- ion is Wade H. Ellis of Ohio, assistant to the attorney general The evidence he elicited when he conducted the custer suit in Ohio against the Stand ard company of Ohio causing it's dis solution and the subsequent creation of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey was closely considered in the questions decided today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
ain Fee For Lawyer.

St. Louis, November 21.-Franklin Ferriss of St. Louis, who, as special examiner for the United States circuit court. heard the testimony in the Stan dard Oil dissolution suit, was awarded
 a fee of $20,O00 for his services by the court today. He was almost continu- ously occupied in listening to the ex- animation of witnesses for IS months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
Volcano In Eruption.

Teneriffe, November 21.-There are now four craters throwing out incan- descent matter which frequently is ac- companied by explosions. The flow of lava has covered nearly four miles and is still advancing. The nature of the ground prevents the damming up of the lava from the fertile land.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
Aned Nearo Woman Dead.

New Orleans, November 21-Ellen w. Harrison, who is asserted to have reached the age of 120 years, died in the Thomy Lafon home for aged negroes here yesterday. She was a native of Louisiana and carried with her a brass plate on which was in- scribed that she was born December 23 172g
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
Arrests In Smuggling Case.

New Orleans, November 2l.-The eighth arrest to be made within the past few days in connection with an alleged wholesale conspiracy to snug gle Chinese into the United States along the coasts of Louisiana and Mis- sissippi was effected tonight The man arrested was Spiro Cucassovich, who was taken into custody by immi- grafton officers at Rigolets, La, about 30 miles east of New Orleans He was brought to this city and placed in the parish prison
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
Coal Miners Out of Work.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, November 21.- Two breaker fires occurred in this sec tion tonight and 5000 men and boys were made idle. The Stanton breaker, Wilkesbarre Coal company, lost $1O0,- 900, and the Knickerbocker breaker of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company at Yatesville loss was $100000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
The Defenders of
 the Consultation
Department of Publicity.

Honorary Members for Political reasons they would well proceed to lop off a few others for Moral reasons How drunk can 8 public man get and still hold membership in some temperance organizations?
 Dr. Cunningham says that alcohol is a poison. Dr. Dana, president of the New York Academy of Medicine, says that it is a food. Well, 1t Is aston ishing that even doctors do not follow their own analysis. Can the Political Doctor be guilty of cunning -subter- fuge? You know twas on the 13tk September he presented his reasons for opposing the amendment; and on the 18th of November he announced . change of heart. zee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22

Little Lessons in Publicity No. 1.

Let your advertising foundation be Daily Newspapers.
 After your business erected strong and we'll roofed you may decorate and embesh your limit but don't forget Daily Newspaper advertising is the essential of continued development It quick flexible, eff fecve and cheap.
 Tell your problem to general advertising agent the publisher this paper and ask for Daily Newspaper pec fcation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
co;no to Confer With Castro.

wiIlemstadt, November 21.-The repre- sentative of ex-President Castro of Ven ezuela has sailed for Spain to confer with senor Castro relative to his business af- fairs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
The Alabama Only F'irst-Class Hotel in the
 City. MRS. J. Fl. CHISOLM, Proprietress
 Alexander City. Ala.
ARTISAN HOTEL LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA

l.. \. H'LMAk, Prop.
 This hotel is unaer new management. has been thoroughly renovated. and newly furnished. Everything first class and up-to- date Travelling public and water drinkers patronage sorio. lted. Rates s2.00 per day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22
"Prilltup HOtel'' GadSden, Ala, Centrally Located. Sample Rooms.
GREENSBORO HOTEL

GREENSHOA0 ALA. Under new management Thoroughly renovated. Special attention given travelling men. Large sample rooma
 RATES az.0o FEn DAY. c. w. WHEELER. Prop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22

The funeral of Rev. Joseph Keoun whose death occurred at Blue Mountain last Friday night, was held today at the church there, Rev. Stevens conducting the service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22

A meeting of the amenders at the court house this afternoon was addressed by w. s. welch of Bessemer. The regular afternoon crowd was present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-22

Speaking of Real Temperance as tn,
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
The Etiolouy of Pain.

E. G. Janeway Of New York says
that we should be cautious in labelling
a severe pain as historical. Pain duo
to toxic influences may battle us un.
less we make dfligent inquiry of thu
patient and his friends. Sciatica
should BIO carefully scrutinlzed, since
q condition that seems simple mag
be caused by pressure Of a malignant
growth Pain in the abdomen may.
come from me kidney instead Of ifsr
appendix, and 1t requires careful
search to know whether pain comes
from the kidney, gall bladder or an-
pendix Pain Of ataxia may simulate
some of these conditions. Pain IN
angina pectoris is severe and charan-
teristic when combined with IN
creased blood pressure and ashy Linz
It should not be mistaken.--Mediaat
Record.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
speed" Means to Acquire Success.

When we use the slang too slow"
Is applied to non-success we are
speaking correctly, according to ETY.
mology, for SLOW" conveys an idea
opposite to that of speed" and for
more than 10000 years the root from
which speed" has grown has pre-
served its influence in a dozen Ian
guages and has continually signifeG
the idea of guickness in grasping, N.
drawing to, in extending. in making
room for action, in bringing pros
perity and success by reaching out
Our Aryan ancestors used the littfB
word spa" and from 1t has grown;
among scores of other words, our
word speed" which, through the cen
turtles, has not been restricted to its
meaning of velocity. 1t conveyed tte
thought of velocity that reached out
for success. 1t meant having room
for action, to increase in the direction
of prosperity. Without "spa" there
was no Success"
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
Who eseulpd sociabihty, when there WAS

who esoulpd sociahilty, when there WAS
little strife or cerrmOny, all trying 10
help maze life happy for ,belrneighbors,
80 that the homes left 10 the east Won d
be missed less When these birthday
celebrations art heni among the old set
tiers here, thar old spirit Of genuine SOC
liability returns, and they are certanl'
most enj yable events. Mrs. B,in1ridge
was presented with set of very pretty
gold bowl, serling tea spoons by he'
guesrs Mrs.. Fannie Z. Lemert. who
lived here IN the early days, WAS here
from UimarrOn 10 attend the party.
D d. Wintamute arrived home this
week from an extensive trip over the
west aud norl Invest, includ.n ny visit at
the Seattle show. At Deming, New
Mexico, Mr.. WinIamate invested in a
quarter section Of land which he believes
will be a valuable property. The land is
irrigated by pumping, and there is a fine
supply OF arleslan water underly ing 1t.
From this vicinity be brought some sam
ples OF grain and fruit which would be a
recommendation To any country Large
magnificent ear. Of corn, apples of foe
size and color. lucious looking pears. are
10 the collection, which was on exhibition
at Sam Connawa,'s Office today. Mr..
wintsmure owns Ave quarter sections of
land in this county, where he has made
his home. and where 1t is hoped he will
continue to make his headquarters. He
expec,s to improve his land in New Mex
leo, and will spend a part OF the time at
least AZ Deming.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30

Miss Hattie Locke Of this pace, and
Miss Marion Dorset, Of Spearvllle, leave
this week for Washington, D. c., where
they will enter the Paramount seminary.
Miss Winnie Srubhs il acting as cashier
10 the Vienna Cafe, during the absence
of Mrs. Will Greene, who has gone for a
visit in Kansas City and points il Me-
braska.
WANTED-Gpneral Agent for Dodge
City and vicinity, Accident and Health
Insurance. big contract, best policy.
Write National Casualty Co, Topeka,
Kansas
Lost-TwO ring, one gold rnby set
ring, the other gold ring with half
moon emerald and gold star with bril-.
liant setting. Return to this office. $500
reward. %
The Mems Brotherhood will meet In
the church next Sunday at $50 p. m.
Topic: "The Income Tax" Judge
Madison will open the subject. All men
are cordially invited.
The Episcopal Church Choir Guild
will give a Musical at the home of Mrs,
F. q. Barley, Dol, 9th Aver, Tuesday
evening at eight O'Clock. Admission
and refreshments 20 cents.
Beginning next Sunday the evening
services at the presby terlan church will
begin one half hour earlier than usual
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m. Preach
Ing services at 1880 p. IN.
Mayor Gluck will leave Friday for St.
Louis, where be will be among the may
ors to be entertained there 81. Louis
will give the mayors time which will
long be remembered BY the city and the
visitsrs.
WANTED Good Farm Lands In Ford
and adjoining counties ranging from
quarter sections to two sections. Write
us giving complete description-im.
provements, price and terms. We are
out for business and want you to be
so too.
WESTERN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Rooms 719 & 72O Iowa Loan & Trust
Building, Des Moines. Iowa. 5lt4
They say that p. G. Reynolds has 9
vivid Imagination. At the Painter real
estate Office a few days ago they Get a
mouse trap and succeeded In catching a
mouse. The mouse was disposed Of, and
an imitation made Of cloth and put la Ito
place In the trap. It was suggested Oc-
casionally by the others In the Office that
some one carry that mouse out, and In
the course Of time Reynolds declared
that he could not be housed up with dead
any longer. He reached under
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
NEWS

For RENT-Two five roo,n houses
See NJ. M Gwinner. u
Black locust posts at NJ. II Lum Lun-
Der Go.
Look for 1.-The Wolf" In this weeks
paper 1t
For Sae-Slngle top buggy. See has.
States. IL
Full line OF winter hosiery as Millinery
& Variety Store. II
DR.. Simpson made q trip to Minneola
In his auto last SATURDAY..
J b. Leidigh was business visitor
from Spearvill. Monday.
mrs. D. A. ThurstiD Is visiting + lends
In Mcpherson this week.
Cut prices in granitware at Millinery
& Variety Store. It
Mrs Berthe Sorem, Of Jetmore. was a
visitor here last Saturday.
r, P Vernon returned home Tuesday
from business trip to Hiawalha.
Mrs. e. Williams, Of Jetmore, visited
In Dodge City the last of the week.
Miss Anna Nieto is visiting friends 10
La Junta and Rocky Ford this week
Martin Dooley, Of Ford, has been here
this week taking medical treatment.
Mrs. W. N. Miller and daughter, of
Garden City. were visitors here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Incl returned this
week from visit In Missouri and Illinois
Furnished rooms, for light housekeep.
ing, sO7 Ave. "G", Phone 4S2 Mrs l..
P. Stone. vt
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Smith arrived
home last week from their summer In
Wisconsin.
Read ad 10 this paper Of "The Wolf"
the great attraction booked for the opera
house. IL
Mrs. Mann, Of the Mann photograph
gallery here, went to Kansas City the
FIRST of the week.
Mr.. and MRS. Fl. N. Snare, Of Ellin-
wood, came up In their auto Sunday to
Yisit friends here.
FoR RENT-Nice roomy house to rent
for this winter. Close In. Will just cult
some family who want to send their
children to city schools. Inquire at this
OfAoe.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30

Mrs rannie Pullman and daughter, o.
Minneola, were 10 Dodge City on Tues
day Of this week.
John Gissel went 10 Excelsior Springs
Mo-, last week, to enjoy a rest and vaca-
ton from business
FOR TRADE Clean staple general
stock merchandise for land. Address
Box 72S, Frankfort, Ind
Postmaster j A. Arment went to Kan
sss City the hrst OF the week to attend a
meeting Of Tho pOstmasters.
W. N Locke and Sam Stubs of the
Dodge ity Mercantile Co. have gone to
New York on business trip
marriage license was Issued last Sat
urday to Mr. Ferdinsnd g. Ravenkamp
and Miss Lruetta l. Dryer, Of Spearville
Come and inve' tigate the wittlv
Crater" crude oil burner Office up stairs,
10 the Hoover building. 1t
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed ft
Mr.. and Mrs. G B RISE, who have
been to Kansas City and other points on
a visit to friends, returned home this
week.
For Sale Close In-Residence 10 t
VIII furnish money to build II party 80
desires on monthly pay ments. P. II
Young.
Chas. Anderson has returned from q
visit with friends at Kansas City and
Lawrence. He also made stop at
Topeka.
What Is that, that every body Is talking
aboutP The Little Crater" crude oil
burner. Office In the Hoover building
up stairs. IL
T. A. Dalton, who has been making
bis home In Syracuse siuce bis run on
the Santa Fe was changed, was a visitor
here, Tuesday.
Have you seen the "Little Crater
crude oil burner? II not come and In
vestigate 1t. Office up stairs, in the
Hoover building. IL
There was report on the street the
first Of the week that Chas. Wright,
formerly OF this place and son Of r. M.
Wright, had been killed on the railroad
at Amarillo, Texas. The report was
investigated, and turns out to be 8 mis-
take.
Hervey Baldwin, who 10 In the rail-
road offices at wellington, visited bic
parents and friends here Monday and
Tuesday Of this week.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
Go With A Rush.

The demand for luat ~nnde al Stom-
ach, Liver and kiines cue Kings
New Lite PiIs-is sstnundi /; - Palace
Dug store say they never saw the like
lie becsuse they never tan 'rirr H"us-
Stomach constipation, ludls' ton, Biz
iOu.ne. Jaund'ce Sick He's ,rhe. Cbilts
and Malaria. Only 25c
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30

Pride that dimes on variety sups On
contempt Pride, breakfasted wiM
plenty, dined with poverty and suppea
with infamy.-Benjamin Franklin.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30

The Woman-If asked you hoy
old you thought was what would
you tell me? The Mana darned LIP.
of course.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
PRICES: so, rs, 100, $50
Seats on sale at the Palace Of Sweets on
Wednesday October 9th, 1909

the safe and brought forth The trap con-
tanning the ciOIh mouse, and holding II
as for away from himself rs possible, b.
walked 20 the street & ipping his nose to
prevent smelling the offensive mouse.
Then be returned to the office feeling
that The air was greatly improved.
MIR. aud Mrs. r A. McMichael left
saturday night for PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio. They expect to visit NJ Kansas
ity, Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg
before returning they expect to be
gone about three months.
Clarence Wilson, convicted Of en-
beZZement at the term of district court
just closed, was taken to Lansing by
sheriff Bell Monday of this week. The
Mexican, Romero, and Russell Ferguson,
were taken to tn" State ReiOrmstOry al
Hutchinson last Saturday.
Lloyd Dupree cane over from Kinsley
Monday TO make canvass for subscrib
ers to the Hutchinson News. Ll0,d's
wife is candidate 10 the automobile
contest being given by the News, and on
Monday was next to the highest con
testant.
lola Portland Cement 35c net
"a, 20 & 2.S; IL IL & 16 #. $4,000
"a, 30 & 2.s; IS & 20 #. "a 90
4" & s" Sheeting go
A, Drop Siding 30 On
Extra xax Shingles 3 oil
10 inch No. Q Boards % 10
70 "a 10
at NJ. Fl. LUM & Co.
The above prices subject to change
without notice.
One of the most interesting social
events of the past week was at the pleas
ant home of Mrs. Bainbridge, when
thirty ladies who have lived in Dodge
City for twenty five years, were guests.
The invitations were made by Mrs Ly
Brand, the occasion being the ctlebra-
ton of Mrs. Bainbridge's birthday an
niversary, but at the same time some-
thing In the way Of an old settlers re-
union. Besides these ladies' In attend
ance some Of their daughters were pres
cot and assisted In entertaining. The
rooms OF Mrs. BaiDbrijge's home were
decorated with goldenrod, and the beau
tiful surroundings were In notable con-
trast with the early daV homes here
which are remembered by the early set
tiers. During the afternoon refresh
ments were served to the guests. The
conversation naturally turned to early ex.
periences 10 Dodge City, when the ladies
present had first come here from the
east, young matrons, who took up the
pioneer life with lie hardships With oil
OF their hardships, those were days OF
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-30
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Just receiveo-A car loa' ~ barbet
wire
Anawalt- Campbel Lunor 20. 81
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

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Strictly tailored onepoe fro diagonal Designed according
in mgw ed killed These
tn frs day o
While the
IN # carmen the touch of the French
% argay,
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-28

Messengers, for those who have good
legs will foot IT. when they take a
notion to Journey from New York to
San Francisco. Mr.. Weston has been
advocating walking as the best means
81 gaining and keeping health ever
since he was boy. He was born in
Providence, R. l., March Is, 1889, and
at threescore and ten is able to under
lake q tramp that few young men
would think themselves fit to finish
But he was not very vigorous youth.
He took up walking in order to benefit
his health. 1t agreed with him so wei,
hat he made more or less Of a voca-
ton Of It. At twenty-five he walked
from Boston to Washington to witness
the first Inauguration Of Abraham Lin
soln. That was quite stunt for those
lays. He made the 453 miles in POS
hours. IT was In 1867 that he walked
from Portland, Me-. to Chicago and by
his performance won International rep
utatiOn ~ pedestrian. He made the
"trip In Is days and % hours. and when
IN 1907, forty years later, he proposed
b repeat the performance there were
uuuy WIZ uOuUtSu WuctuCE Ne COuiO
make good. He not only did as well
rs when he was comparative youth
bf twenty-nine. but he reached Chicago
ahead Of schedule time and beat his
FORMER record by nearly twenty eight
hours.
It was supposed that Weston would
be satiaded with the record he made on
his second walk from Portland to Chi
eago and retire on these laurels, but
little while ago he announced that with
the arrival OF his SEVENTEEN birthday.
on March Is. he would start out on
walk to San Francisco. The old mans
grit has naturally won him many adj
mirers. and the feat that he is now un-
dertAking IL the occasion Of wide and
eager interest. It Is expected that
across continent walks will soon be al
most ~ much fad as Marathon runs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-28
Noted Names Seen In Print
The President Of the
United Mine Workers.
Thomas L. Lewis-knOx'S
Successor In Senate -


Since John Mitchell retired from the
presidency Of the United Mine Work
ers of America the responsibility of
looking out for the interests OF the
union coal miners has fallen upon
Thomas L. Lewis, and he has been
much in the eye recently In connection
with the negotiations between opera
tors and miners.
Mr.. Lewis was chosen Mr.. Mitchell's
sdccessor about a year ago and before
then had served several years as vice
president Of the miners organization.
Ex-President Roosevelt appointed him
recently an ex oficio member Of tho
national board which is to investigate
mining disasters. At the age OF forty
two Mr.. Lewis is leading one OF the
strongest labor organizations in the
world. He is a native of Midway, Pa.