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DgMocaAflc REPRESENTATIVES,.

q. M. Andoruon, McCurtain, ldabel.
~ Z. Anthony stephenB NARROW.
j. G. Ashby. Jackson Elaorado.
s. Bell, caddo, I.ookeba.
ID Boyle. Haskell. Chant.
MIlton nryan. poslawatemzo, SHAW.
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] Butte, Aifaiaa. Cherokee.
w. 8. Carson. Pottawatomie, Asher.
Fl- Haynes, Tulsa, Broken Arrow.
81 g, Bufnette. wasniga. cogaell,
auk L. casieel. ClmarroiS Dolby,
Milten 8 Cope. Canadian. 81 Reno
aaa Hughes
Potter j. coyne, Vinita, crals and
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aaeumaeh.
Eafls Texas anymon.
A. Ewsp Bryan Durans.
81 y nuraut nurant Atoka and
asyan
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W. Gllmen Carter. Ardmor0.
ClovsF Grady. Rush Springs,
Sen s. Harriacn. Calvin, pitiatrfs
and Hnghss
Fank Huddlenton aonlotcc Aca.
D g hughes. Mayes, Adair.
n. w nuschina, Cleveland, laains
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Henry lfelon. Gfedy. chlckasha
Gao. 3 Jahn, Coal, coalgate.
Anil II. 5app, Lavton, Ccmanchs
nhd Stephens.
a. 3. Johnsoa. Hughes, Newbafg'
II. B. King, TllIman. Fredelick
q. sv. lnwia, Heckham, aayre.
Ion l.oyalacs. Latlmer, Red 0ak
H VI McEihansE piltshurg, indl
anoia
q MeCalia Love. Marietta.
4. W. meDuiioa, Marshall, Wood
gllle
g. g. Malhie, LeFl0re. Monroe
4 Maxey, Jr. Shawnee. Potiavst
aa3ia and Lincoln.
John 1t MooFo, olney, Coal and
Jphnaion.
sosaDh Il PaacasL Roger Mills
sankln.
prenliua Prlce, Usage. EIomlny
81. Putnam, Oklahoma. oklahomS
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M y Rnlclla, crsig, Vinl:a-
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Seminole.
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WasHlla
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Wm s. Rogers. Tlttsburs. KioHa
leslie 2 nosn, Comancha. LAwton.
otE ). Retanbefrye Garsln. ssratlord
James J Savage, Greer. Mcknight.
hI4z g aaxage jefferson, Haatlneg
Wm r semple. Bryan, cnddo
Joe Hmlh Gadd0, Anadasko
Howell Smith. Custer, Thomas
Lee y Smith. Delaware. Grove.
Il " smllh ffkpt Manchester.
JE Terfal Klopn. hobart
J. Al Tllolaoh. HowAlA. NoWsA
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Frederic Rankin and A. Baldwin
sloane have q large number 81 sue.
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eiley. and their names are ~ the
heed or lhelr particular class Of com.
pogers. but never did their homes
aehlaqs such q splendid realization
al in the success that has 80 far 81
tended their latest oRenng. The
flnrerhread Man which viii be seen
at the Brooks Sunday
"Tha qinRerbread Man is full ~
novelty. and lls characters are suen
as Kris Krlugle. Simple Simon Mat.
apre Dew. peicr plner ete rlaihed
In real flesh and blood and are The
most appealing stage persons spen
h many vcars. 4 lavish management
hae provided hn all star east maEnl
aclenl slaEe lettings and costumes.
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Grand Master Muidrow THIS morn
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a. v. demiin, Logan, Sutnlt4.
Geo. o. Helm. Greek, Mounds
h. r. Howe. Noble. Whiterock
J. N. Humphreys, Atoke. Atoka.
Isaac Jacobs, Sequoyah, Muldrow
&C. Jones, Oklahoma, OklahomI
James Knox. Muskogee, Boynton.
J. II. Lincoln. Okmalgee. HenryetiF
=. II. Lockwood. Lincoln, McLoud
Leater A. Marls. Kay, Ponca City.
Edward Merrlch, Muslyogee, Mus
kogee.
a. J. Mllsap Mclntosh, Cheeotah.
Clint Mooeo. Washington. Bartles
Vile.
s. W. Murphy, Oklanoma, Edmond.
RI n Parsons, Woods, Alva.
Geo, W. Partridge, Cherokee, Aiialfs
and Grant.
Joseph NJ. Porter, Garfield, Enid.
G. 3. Sexton, Payne, Perkins.
John S. shearer. Logan, Guthrie
Joe Sherman. Major, Estelle.
J. II. Simmons. Tulsa, Greek and
Tulsa
Arthur A. stull. Garfield. IAhoms.
J. J. Sullivan, Howe, sequoyah and
Lofiore.
n. M. Tate. Seminole, Wewoka.
4. ". Tooley, Beaver, Beaver.
Harvey Utterback Kingiisher. KING.
fisher
Henry II. yogle. Harper, Palace.
Henry Ward, Cherokee. Hubert
Bugene watrous, Enid, KingfInhes
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02

Presbyterian church, returned today from Jacksonville where he assisted Sunday in the ordination and installation of Rev F. D. Bateman as pastor of the church there Dr. Anderson has rendered his formal resignation from the church here, which will be passed on next Sunday.
 Society gave its initial dance of the season at the Alabama tonight in com piment to Miss Bessie Lacy and MT. Robert L. Daniel of Ensley, whose mar riage will take place tomorrow. Miss Lacy is deservedly popular and the dance comes as a climax to numerous fetes given in her honor during the past few weeks.
 The remains of Mrs Troupe Borden ar. rived here today from Atlanta, where she died Sunday. and were carried to the home of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Privett at Oxford. The funeral was held this afternoon and the interment was made in Oxford cemetery.
 The Anniston and Oxford branches of the Womans Christian Temperance union here adopted joint resolutions fla voring the amendment and propose an active campaign in the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
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After a ten years test, oil of winter green as compounded in D. D. D. Pre- scription, has so thoroughly, so abso- lutely, proven its merit for skin dis eases. the D. D. D. Laboratories of GIL cago have arranged for a special offer on 25-cent bottle.
 Cure after cure and the testimony of the worlds leading skin specialists showed that the way to cure the skin is through the skin; not, however. by means of salve reaching only the outer skin, but with a penetrating liquid that gets to the inner skin, kill ing thS germs while soothing the healthy tissue.
 The Oil of Wihtergreen Compound, D. D. D. Prescription, thus penetrates while soothing the skin: and a 26-cent bottle-a good sized trial bottle--is now offered, besides the s100 bottles. in or der to convince everybody. For this trial bottle ought to be enough to show the way to the cure, and at any rate the liquid the instant it is applied will take away that itch--yes, just as soon as the wash is applied, the skin Is soothed and refresh ed. For further information ask your druggist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
CHARACTER

There is much difference in the character of pianos as there is in the character of men.
 Case doesn't make the plano any more than clothes make the man.
 The thing that first fools you in piano might be favorably compared to smoothness, diplomacy and chicanery which so cleverly covers insincerity and lack of genuiness in man.
 good piano stands the test, artistical. ly, unsteady and mechanically-thre hundred and sixty-five days in the year, year in and year out.
 A man of the right sort stands four square to every wind that blows
 The insineere man blows his own horn. While the really good man must be dis covered by reason of the good works done, just as good piano must be discovered because of its real character While the 'as good as' piano gains a reputation from a great amount of ad- vertising and exploitation by subsidized artists.
 In the construction of the Mason & Hamin piano, character is the first con sideration and cost Is the second-that is the reason that the Mason & Hamlin is the most perfect piano in the world and at the same time, the most expensive Mason & Hamlin pianos are one price, to you; to your neighbor and to every one How many pianos do you know to be sold along this line?
 Birmingham's musicians of consequence have bought-are using and indorsing Mason & Hamlin pianos
 Is that sufficient proof that they are the most-to- be-desired piano?
 The Mason & Hamlin Is the only ar tistic piano that the sale of which has not been aided by the introduction, with In it's case, of a player device
 We cordially invite you to come in and see the most artistic piano the. world has ever known and the only one price piano on the market.
 CABLE PIANO COMPANY
 1916 Second avenue. B. B. Burton, Mgr. sss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
night and the town itself wrapped ir
Striking Scenes.


 Striking Scenes.
 Scenes played today on the streets of Jackson, the capital of the Hargis political wars of a few years ago. and the feudal center of the United States, have been thrilling. Callahan, leaning on the arms of two women relatives, to ward off an assassin's bullet which he daily lives in fear of, was perhaps the prominent figure, and Circuit Judge Ad- ans, the republican candidate for re- election; Judge D. B. Redwine, his dem ocratic opponent, harangued an audience in the gruesome courthouse of Breathitt in which feudists, soldiers and peaceful citizens were strangely mingled Both candidates pleaded for law and order, and as they pleaded the Callahan party, armed and booted. passed through Jack son to their horses and retired to Crock ettsville.
 It will be determined tomorrow by Judge Adams whether troops will be sent to Oakdale another Breathitt pre- cinct, in which trouble is feared. Ac- cording to his expression, there have been representations that intimidation of voters will be attempted in this precinct and Charlottesville by the plethora of men" whom fate and fancy has be- slowed on Breathitt county
 The voting places at Charlottesville and a Oakdale were changed recently at Crockettsville to a point half way from the lands of Callahan and Berry Fur ner, a Breathitt county type" and in the middle of a clearing buttressed in a circle by the shelters for the species of sharpshooter of whom the Breathitt citizen is wary. With the soldiers pres ent. however, no successful disorder is expected
 The 1ata oh, If cto to composed of g men from the Cynthiana company, under Lieut.. c. l.. B. Jewett, arrived here at 1912 o'clock and made camp until daylight Three shots fired from the Kentucky river bottom as the train drew into Jackson created some ex- citement, but were not even heard on the special.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
The Defenders Of
 the Constitution
Department of Publicity.

No nation is drunken where wine Is cheap. It is the only antidote to the bane of whisky. It's extended use will carry health and comfort to a much en- larged circle.-Tho Jefferson. And yet the Comercratic legislature has forbidden the making of wine by the Fuller bill. and proposes to write this prohibition in the constitution
 The amenders' organ, "The Citizen" says: "The amendment Is not the Car michael bill nor the Fuller bill. These bills are acts of the legislature, and If they prove to be extreme or unwise are open to amendment or repeal by the legislature, and will be after the amendment is adopted" And yet one of the arguments of the amenders is that the purpose of the amendment is to prevent any legislature tampering with or repeating prohibition statutesi
 Again: The Citizen says; A vote against the amendment is a vote to leave it in the hands of the legisla- ture." This is just about as much of 1nixture--a contradiction--as Conner, Weakley and others are making in try ing to save the amendment from de- feati
 The Ghost Fighters" are still crying the saloon as an issue-there are no saloons in Alabama, and there will be none, if the amendment is defeatedl
 The amenders' organ says Seventy two men can open saloons everywhere in the state, cities, towns and country when the legislature meets in Janu- ary. 1s11." The same people who elected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
Eritzi Sch eff Seat Sale.

Seats will go on sale this morning for the engagement at the Jefferson Thurs day night of Fritzi Seheff in Charles Dill lingham's production of the new light opera success, "The Prima Donna The star and play come from the Knieker- booker theatre, New York, where the piece was hailed as one of the greatest successes of many years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
Societies Increase.

Pittsburg, November 1.-At today S ses- sion of the fortieth annual convention of the general executive committee of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, 1t was announced that 1o6 new organizations for the young peoples work were esta ablished during last year. The young peoples membership increased 4s00 and receipts were $50, 500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
Special Rates Queen & Crescent
 Route.

s1780 Raleigh, N. c. and return, Novem- Der 1, 2, 8 and 4. limit November 12.
 s1445 New Orleans, La., and return, Mo- vember and g, limit November 19.
 Special winter tourist tickets sold to resorts until April 30, limit May 30.
 Excursion rates to Birmingham from all points in Alabama November and morn ing trains November 8, limit November {. account President Tafts visit.
 weekend rates to Birmingham Satur- day also Sunday morning trains. good returning Monday night. One and one quarter cent each direction
 City ticket office, 1925 First avenue. Phone. Main 7sS. Peoples 6le q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends of MT. w. " M. Robertson, MT. H. M Robertson, Mrs Emily M. Norment and Mrs. w. w. Otey are in- vited to attend the funeral of their father. Mir. J. Murray Robeftson, who died at Huntsville, Ala, November l. 1869 The funeral will be held from the residence of MT. w. V. M. Robertson 1006 South Nineteenth street, this afternoon at 8 O clock. Interment at Oak Hill ceme- tery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
Larqe Copper Sales,

New York, November IA large sale of copper to the amount of 5000 GOO pounds has been made by the United Metals Selling company, the selling agents of the Amalgamated Copper company, 1t was learned today, and negotiations for still further sales of the metal are un- der way Representatives of the United Metals company would not talk about the matter other than to say that large sales had been made and others were pending. The price paid Is believed to have been a fraction under SIS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
MT. Hanfords Engagement.

On Friday, November 5, at the Jeffer- son theatre Charles B. Hanford will ap- pear in modern comedy, The American Lord" by George H. Broadhurst and Charles T. Dazy, two representative American pfaywrights. "The Tanning or the Shrew'' will be the matinee offering. Seats on sale tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
OIqa NethersoIe Coming.

The Jefferson theatre on Friday night, November 12, will be devoted to Olga Nethersole in her new play, "The Writ ing on the Wall" Her advent in this new vehicle of histrionie worth is an event or importance for it will serve to introduce this wonderful actress in an entirely new field of characterization, totally differ ent from anything that she has hereto fore appeared in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
"Stronnheart."

"Strongheart," the American comedy drama which has achieved such gen. erous success in the three years it has been before the public. will be presented here at the Jefferson theatre Saturday matinee and night by an exceptionally clever company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Gingerbread Man"

There has been no show in many years just like "The Gingerbread Man. the new musical fantasy by Frederick Ran kin and A Baldwin Sloane, which comes to the Jefferson theatre tomorrow matinee and night with the original Liberty thea tre New York city, production. And just because it is so different accounts for it's universal indorsement by public and press.