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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05

A verdict for $1,000 Manages was OBJ
tanned In the court OF common pleas
Baltimore. by James +. Sheldon against
George Barber for the death of Mr. Shei-
don's son. Gilbert Sheldon. five and half
years old. who was run over and killed
on April - last by wagon belonging
to Mr.. Barbe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05

A new mail route has been established
between P6pes. creek. Nd. and Colonial
beach. Westmoreland county, Va. The
contractor iOr the next four :earS is Fl.
+. owens OF Weems, Lancaster county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Imported "ScotcG1
Motto" EartG1enWare.

Odd bits of pottery inscribed will
old Scotch Notices.; quaint, unusual
original Shown in Jugs, Teapots
Bowls. Sugar and Cream Sets and Pug
zle Jugs For an out-of-the-usual gif
these pieces are especially desirable.
soc each, upward.
Fifth floor. G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
New Door Panels.

New arrivals in Front Door Panels, in
rich designs Of Irish point. Brussels net.
renaissance and Arabian; white, ivory
and Arabian colors.
SI.oo to $I2.oo each.
Also narrow laces, in Irish
Point. from IL to 60 inches wide,
for side panels, Csc to $3.50 a
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Decorated Umbrella
Jar Special.

We offer a lot Of 21-inch Decorated
Umbrella Jars. in q very attractive and
desirable pattern. at the
Special price, $I.75 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Special Value i'm
Imported CretOnnes.

A special purchase at this time enables
us to offer an exceptionally good value
in Imported English Cretonnes. in rich
colorings and patterns. desirable for pill
low covers. slip covers. bed and window
draperies. etc
35c a yard. Value, SOC.
soc a yard. Value, 75c.
Goo yard. Value, ooc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Gut Glass
Vase Special.

Attention is invited to a lot of 9-incll
Cut Glass Vases. shown in the highly
desirable fern pattern, offered at the
Special price, $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Fine WALL Paperir1g.

PECIAL is called line OF wall Papers,
VA imported and domestic representing one OF the richest
~ stocks presented in this city We also call attention
to fact that thoroughly equipped to execute
all orders for interior decorations lneud
Paper Hanging. Frescong and Interior Painting Relet
Work Etc Hghcass every respect Prices moderate
G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Special Value i'm
Linen Cloths and Napkins.

WO HUNDRED Irish Damask Cloths-jus the right size
for round tables (2zx24 yards), in and attractive
W. designs, offered at the
Special price, So. Is each.
hundred Dozen Irish Damask Napkins in the popular
24inch size, offered a the special price,
$500 the Value $3.50.
Also hundred dozen 26inch Irish Damask Napkins Of
fered the special price,
1915 the Dozen Value, $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05

Special attention is invited 10
series of tables adjoining our
| Japanese Department, on which
are shown many items at a uni
form price, affording a wide va
riety from which to select.
Csc to $1.OO each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Imitation Fur Cloths.

We showing connection with the black dress fab
RIGS rich and attractive assortment Handsome Cloths
closely initiating real urs including Broadtal Caacal Baby
Lamb Pony Astrakhan Very fashionable for women
cloaks. capes, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
Brilliant Gut Glass.
The Japanese
Department.


in previous seasons. In fact we
have never shown such a rich as
sortment from which to select
gifts. favors and home decora-
tons
japanese China Sugar and Cream coc ,,n
Sets. Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ ~
rs japanese China Cracker Jars: 75c up
rs japanese China Salad Bowls. SI.oo up
Ea japanese emma Tea s.ra'ners 75c up
po saPsne Each China Mayonnalse 75c up
pa Japanese emma cups and saueers CSC I'D
Ea Japanese CHINA Nut Sets: csc up
Japanese Chin. Plates EAch.... SOC up
Japanese China Vases EACH. $I.oo up
Japanese China Tea Pots. Each. soc up
.r sapi Esss China Chocolate Pitch. 75c up
,; japanese China Celery Trays. 75c up
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
notiz an SteuerzabIer.
09anor's Office.

San @ntonio, Ser, 80. Sept. 1909.
Siernit miro Scotia gegeben, oub
Der slusgleidungs-QusfduB om /.
ytoben1ber 1909 i'm 3imlner $50. Is,
Staotballe, 5uianlmentreten miro.
UNI iiber alle Nppenationen bon ben
gntideiouneen oes Staot.9llieiiors,
uno ale giieiiments, ourd ben @i.
lelior fir @igentum i'm SiscaIiabre,
enoeno am 81. Mai 1910, eelnad1
(angegebenes ipie nidt oneegebenes)
ab5unrteilen. Ser Mngidub ilt tug.
lidl lSonntase uno Seiertase ausse.
idlofien) in Sisung uno miro
go Gage in Sisung bIeiben. @eoer
Der Stabtrat, nod Dos Miieifements.
Romite tueroen 8etitionen beriidIih,
hgen, ilahoem Der MusidnB feline
Sisungen beenoet bat.
8rpan gaIIagban
gttteit: Weopor.
Sreb. Gries. Stoot.gIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
G,ranociaeutums 1rcbertraauuaen.

sllbert 9lriteiu an Meber Seioemann,
alle 9fe6te auf @rllnb1tiid in Der
@tcgane unb Sd5leid)er 9lbbition; 81
II. q.
Carl @oges uno ssrau an gburles
@oaes it.. 100 slder 2anb; 81 II. u.
sloolpb &neuper ltno Star an 9lilre
.min5 Saiier, glder 2a1b; $4,000.
g. g. Srippe an Sab g. aoams.
@rnnbltiid in Waheliene Serrace; 5000.
Sarrp S6llbe an glbert 2untp,g,
grunbitiid in 8lpd 73 nnb in Blod So;
$400.
Carl go9es unb Ssrau an 2irba a1s
terberg, 100 gtder 2anb, ST II q.
Gari @o9es uub Srair al gmil ahz
ter6erg, 16 @der 2anb; $1045.
Street Stealth Company an gbuaro
sbmiot. @rlnbitiif an Der Carolina
Ctr; $3.50.
Sillilis g. @ausse al Matea eilha,
@rnnoifiid in Der Ga @illa Guadalupe
glboition; 500.
8. s. @ogt uno Srau an 6. a. Seal,
1898 9ffer 2ano; $1778.60
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
Mb,udrts fiibrenber Wee
s8irb idnea bon Sun Nntonio 2en.
ten erfannt.

3uerit ein ipenig &iidenfmerse1
Dieie nebnlen tdelid gu, Bis Der
gtiiden labn rno i6na6 lit.
l1noronuneen i'm ltril1ieren folgen
idnell.
Diabetes uuo fhlieBli6 8riabts
,Nierenfranfbeiten.
0as lit Ser abipdrts fiibrenoe @ee
bon fieren-2eioen.
9eebmt oielen @ea nidt. ssclat
Dem 9tote zines San 9(ntollio Dir
gers.
0frs. g. &ei6ert, 400 Weoin s(pe..
Son s(ntollio, Seras, iagt: Niiden-
idnler5en madten mid cine 3eitIarm
eleno. Sd 1dlief ni9t gut, mar rer.
pos, nliioe ino obne gnergie. 9(les
ipos id) tat, erforberte cine MnItrei-
glng nno 5eitiueiie ipar es mir lul-
mogli6, mid 5lt biiderl in SoIge Ser
Sdmer5en. Sbglei6 nidt fir Me-
ol5inen eingenonumen. fiiblte i6 6o9
10 i6le6t boB itb einiob, boB ettuas
gelbeben miiile. SD begann Doalts
gsierell Iilen 5lt neblnen nnb fiiglte
balb beiier 9lls id) oarnit fortfn1r,
bcrlieben mid meine 9fiidenibnlers
sem if 9elponn meine &rafte iuieber
nlo meine 9eieren farnen in 1torlnalc
gerfoiilng. 9oons gaieren BiGcn
6ohen mir 10 gut eetall, ooB i6 it,
nen meine 6er5lidite gmpfebl,,ng
gebe.
3lml gerfanf BEL olen Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter.Milbnru
So, 9lffolo, Neiu gorf, olIeil'ige
9(9ellten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grilllert gut1 oes Nonnells -
0oo1s - lno ue6mt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
Gomal gprinas Nur5erh.

0ieie dlteite oertidje 8alimfduIe i'm
5taate offeriert oiefes Sabr einen ie6r
sroben @orrat bon gaamiduIs Nrtiieln
5lt berabseiebten greiien. gBir sie5en
ulo offerieren nur iolde @dlime, Strait.
der, Rflan5en, 8lllnlen. Samen Ii. /.
To-, tpelde mir in llnierer lansidbriser
Grfabrung fir gut nn6 fir unier Sflima
paileno 9eflnoen baben. Infer arober
8atalog fir 1909-10 entbdlt biele
tuertpoqe Neuieteiten unb biele 8dume
uno Yflan5en gu berabgeiebten greifen.
Ser &ataloe tpirb fir 8 gts. Yorto frei
berinnbt @breiie OTIS 2ufe, Nel.
8roinfeIs, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10

reno Sapipooos Mbmeienbeit ipicoer
gelaoen bahell.
- ssSn Smabo, Nebrasfa, prroe
Die brittle rationale Mois=slusiteI-
lung eroffnet unb iie miro bis gum
is. 9ee5mber often bleiben. slder-
bauiefretar @ilion uno Yraiibent
Dia5 bon Werifo uberlanoten @liif=
lpunidoepeiben. eugene Stunt, 9rd=
iioent Der pNational Corn 9lfiotSn-
tion" uno Wapor Santes s. 9aDls
man bon Oulaba bielten sluipradlen
bei Ser gr0fftnng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
g. u. G. ". g. ga5m.
g.. S. e g. u. (Saupt-2inie).

u. p. & 8. U. (SoupfsHInie).
Nnfunft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 porn
30. 7-Won Often. 800 nadm
9o. 10-gl Haio II. Weiten Z 80 narbm
Mbfabrt-
So. 10-gl Yaio H. @eiten. 1870 rra6m
SO. 10-Nad bem Often. .10:30 naAnl
$40. 8-Na9 eem Often. 1:40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
= a =.

ten iul Honbanole reet mon iidJ
iebr iiber Dos Sdidlal zines giien-
babnfonollfteurs nmuens Goof alf,
Der III Ser lnerifonii6en Stobt
@uaoolojara utter ben @eitilnnlllil-
gen eines @eieses nerbaftet lit, oos
einen &onoufteur 5unabit oo5itr
uerantiuortlib inadt, ipenn ouf iei-
neln 3uee ein @erbreden heaaI-
gen lit. sluf Dem 3uee, oaf bent
goof afs 8onbufteur iubr, pnrbc
ell 9toltb ausgefiibrt nno Goof
iultroe ben 8eitimlnllllgen bes We-
ieses gerloB als Weitihuloioer Der,
boftet. Sll 0albort, Dem friibcreli
8obnorte Goof's, beboltptet man
ntn, Die eall5e s(nfloee lei obne
@rino erboben, mon bobe iie fillit=
lid sniammengeItoppelt, I'M anf
oieie @eiie Den slnerifaner aus
oen gobnoieuit los5umerben. gsun
Wnibineton aus miro boeegen er.
fldrt. bas @erfobren eegen Goof lei
eii pollfolnnlen regulares, es iei
gar fein @runo 5li 9laeen o6er g(uf-
regung porbanoen uno nnler Bot
idnfter in Merifo uo6e ,i9on oor.
iiber, oob gpof fem llnreht ees
i6ebe
@u1. S. grpan bielt om
OonnerItaa in Sol1Iton cine Me0e,
in Ser er Senator Bailey nno ai!-
bere, Die nit ibnt in Der Soriffrage
nidt iibereinitirumen, oilf's Sdarf,
ite angriff uno erflarte, Die 3arif-
planfe Der teraniiheu oei1ofrati=
lden Hlatforn bonn Sabre 1896, Die
iid befanntlih aegen Die aolIfreie
ginfubr bon 9fobftoffell ri6tet. tper-
oe nien1als in eine oel1ofratii1e
Nationalplatform aufgenomnten
tperoen. 8enn Die ternniide Delno-
fratie an ibr feltbalten polle, 10
lniiiie iie cine 8artei fir ii6 ollein
biloell. sSm ipeiteren @erlaufe lei
ner 9feoe erflarte er eeraoe berous,
oa6 er nidt aetuillt lei, iid ab-
idiitteln gu laiien uno oaB ieine
@egner iib auf einen laneen &anipf
nit inn eillri1ten miiBtelL 6em er
peroe INNER tpieber auf oein
aanlpfplab eri6einen. glns oieier
He6e gebt flar berbor, oaB er gar
niht baran benft, oie 6iibreridoft
Der oenlofratii6en 9artei aus ben
Sanoen GIT seben.
- SIM Staotrat bon gtell-Wall.-
fels lit Der 8oridlag gematt tuor-
ben, ben Galhin fir oie @ailerpcr=
fe. Den Die Sta6t jebt BON senator
Clemens gepadtet, 81 faufen. Gas
Waiieriperf- -aomite iuuroe beaui=
tragt, oen 8oridlag gu priiien
ntlo iobalo mie moglih gerift iiber
i'm ob5ulegen.
= u. 9. Nobles, ser Sberiff bon
2apaca Gountp, iit bon ieinem 9(int
5uriidgetreten. Gie gountpfonnlii-
iare ernannten ieinen bisberigen
GeputD 6. 6. Menihen 5u leinem
Nahfolger.
Slr ben meiiten @egenoen iu,.
leres Staafes bot es fpabreno ser
leeten Gage gefroren
Nus 5oGettspiae miro Der
Cob bon 5rnu geatalie slppelt, 8ot.
tin BON Sulius g(ppelt, gelneloet.
Wabreilb lie bel ibrer 5ohter
in Ooafum gum 9eiltd meilte, ftarb
Jrau aouiie 9llbrebt @ittipe bon
Jris @lbredt, cine Ser 1lteiten
oeutl6en 8eiuobnerinnen bon 8o(ioo
Goltntb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10

Bed Snrnitnre Gu., 121 Soleooo
StroBc, SdnbIer III neuen uno ae.
braudten Mobelu Oefen, Sil6ler.
uno Boliter.9lrbeiten. glqe 9lrbeit
miro bon erltflailieen Sonomerfern
susgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10
Gutter Stat fir @eibnad)tcm.

Gutter @at fit @eibna6ten,
Sas @eibna6tsfeit riidt ndber ibpm,
Drum Batter, SHUTTER, Epdjter, Spbu,
8abeu bebarrlid na@sebadt,
Was tuol bent gtn6ern 5rembe madbt.
Sci Ginbern lit es ia gan3 Iei6t,
9ak man bas id5ne 3iel erreidt,
4n Spielseug finbct Seberm1anm
ia allies, iuas er iuiimid)em fann.
ord BET Gruadienen, ba iaflt
Die Gad)e tttegr id)pn TT baS 0elD,
Sa lit bic Mmsuabl ntanhmal llttuer,
geipnbers tuemn bcr @entel leer.
Die @lntter .tneint, bet Spdbter gut,
g8irb' iteb'n eiit ,,2nif'ger @itt,uen S3nt." /"
SodJ 8ater fdlimpfet, adj, babel,
Sb bteier Mepbe gfarretei.
9pf) bats bic Wutter itblau geinadjt,
ltnb fd5lteRlidj i'm babim gebradt,
9ai, er nadbgibt, benm Mci6erliit
@ebt iiber MlfeS, ,pie i1r tpift.
Der Subn ,uiinidJt iidj eim Sasbse,ue6r,
AAtuu pat sUtuttet tuIWitt ftUl
'Nen llnfall, ipie i'm BON BET Sagb
Shon iebe 3eitmns oft sebrad)t.
Der quite Snfel beufet gar
Der Weffen unS Der Nihtem Sfaar,
Bon benen Seb' uub Seber benft,
9ak linn ber Snfel etuas fdenft.
gift 9m ber Onfel, ipeif idb 9iat,
Der md bas Cute fir iih bat,
Gr aibt nidjt fir ben Ginen bios
Nein, fir bic ,fauilp en gros"
60 iembe nMr, bies rat i'd bir,
4ls Weibnahtsgab' MIamD Gier,
Sci es ein Smkenb Dber rnebr
Sc mad Uebrandj unb mad gesebr.
Sd tueie es, bent i'm 0retfe aebts:
Ser CUTE Snfel, bet neritebt'S!"
9enn Sung unb alt, elm Seber bier,
Ertntt gerne has alatnp 8ier!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-10

- @ute @etrdnfe uno famoIer
2ilnd) itets in 8mrsitafler's Galoun
mnb 3eitaurant, 8inita 5troBe, neben
Der Salle Der Sermonnsiobne.
- Simple fir gtauidbrano, 8il.
oes Seuer (glofleg). 3um Der.
fouf Bel Gupples 9rms Gp., 1923
%. Commerce Ctr, Son glntonio.
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80. 8. & s. Balm.

Nnfllnft =
$50. 241-gon Soufton nnb @aIbeiton
$50. 235-gom gsoroen. .7.3O boriaiti.
SO. 231-8om Norben llnb 9outcn
:. ;. !. -. 300 nad,m
go: 9-@om Rorben. 8.15 abenbs
Nbfabrt =
SO. 244-ga6 bem Morben Ii. Soulton
;. ;. ;. ..7.10 uurm
No 10-9aa6 Dem Norber. g. 80 bonn.
SO. 236-Nab benz Noroen. -. :.
>. ;. 1900 abenos
SO. 242-Na1 bem Norben unb Sal.
peiton. :. ....11.50 aben6s
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gietoria 0ibifom, 6. $. e 9. u.

Nnflnft-
Noo. so2-guero, gietoria. 1880 nahm
Nbfabrt-
SO. 8o1-guero. @ictoria- $3.50 porm
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gas seras @,tnbcr

beiGt ale Mieren, gIaien 1luo rbeuna=
tide 2eioen; bei alien 9rugeilten
o6er 2 nonatlibe 8ebanblung per
8oit fir ST. Dr. 6. @. @an, 1926
0Iibe Ctr, ct. 2oliis, 500. Sdreibt
fir 3eueniiie.
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Gyiinf Dollars tGalih

uno mebr fam iib Seoermann el,h
on fleineren Orten bur6 uebernob.
me elmer bequemen Ngentmr nebcnGei
peroienen. Sadfenntniiie unnotig.
Wmt ihreibe cine Boitforte an Mr.
q. Steenfen. g(n1iter0orr. SoIIono.
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Observation-Disclosures.

8. Senitern,afer, @utozSdnppen,
SmDer glbenue; $50.
: Otto gpert, 56nppen. Morales str.;
9fupolpb aeilmann, gobnbaus, 9lum
Ctr; $1,000.
g. 5. 3eGmer, gugspsSdutpen,
@eite Commerce Ctr; $40,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-08
RECEPTION IS HELD.
Evangelist Fitzgerald VIII Meet Sun
 day School Students Today.

The reception last night to the young people of the First Cumberland Presby- terian church, U. s. A., to meet pr. Fitzgerald the evangelist, was pro- nounced a delightful affair. At its close pr. Fitzgerald took occasion to have a heart to heart talk with the young people on the importance of personal work. He urged that they get to work in definite way to bring about the conversion of their friends.
 This afternoon from 4 to o'clock the children of the church will be enter tained in the Sunday school building, after which pr. Fitzgerald will make them a short talk. At 6:3o o'clock the workers of the Sunday school will meet the evangelist around the supper table in the basement and plans will be dis cussed for evangelistic work in the va- rious departments of t=le school and at o'clock the evening evangelistic service will be held.
 Up to this time the evangelist has been working upon inactive Christians and shaping up for the real work of the meeting. There Is every reason for en- couragement in the outlook and great meeting is hoped for.
 Throughout the remainder of the week services will be held at 10:S0 a. m, and 8 D. m. A mass meeting for men will be the order for Sunday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-08
ROBSON PASSES
 THROUGH CITY

Capt R. P. Hobson passed through the city last night on his way from Fay ette where he closed a two weeks se- ries of joint debates with w. c. Davls In the Sixth congressional district. Cap tain Hobson goes to Missouri and New Mexico to i'll some lecturing appoint ments and will probably return for a few more speeches in his district in Octo- Der or November.
 He expressed himself as being we'll pleased with the reception given him in his district
 Congressman Hobson made the state ment that 'The Stars and Stripes will never be pulled down from the north pole"
 His attention was called to the fact that England was thinking of claiming the newly discovered Arctic region as a part of the Dominion of Canada. By right of discovery, this section becomes the property of the United States. and she will hold it as her own.
 'I hope to see some American take an airship to lay claim to the south pole, and then this old world can revolve with an American flag at each end of tho axis
 Capt. Hobson was one of those who accepted pr. Cooks statements as true ana prophesied several days ago that Peary would show up shortly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-08
BODEKER WORRIED
 OVER STOREROOM
Is BECOMING so CROWDED WITH coNFIsCATED LIQUOR THAT HE MAY HAVE TO RENT SUITABLE WAREHOUSE.

Deep wrinkles are appearing in the race or Chief Bodeker while the gray hairs are appearing in his head as the result of the carrying out the rulings of the Fuller and Carmichael hills.
 The main point of worry is what to do with all of the liquids which his department has taken charge of dur. Ing the last two weeks. Already the two small rooms. in the city hall all lowed for the storage of such things are crowded to capacity while the chiefs office is oyerrun with cases of whisky and casks of beer
 If matters continue the same during the next few days as they have in the past two weeks it VIII be absolutely necessary for a large storeroom to be secured for the safekeeping of the wines, whisky and beer confiscated. If such storeroom Is secured 1t will un doubtedly call for the work of reliable guards.
 Another question which the chief is also worrying over is in regard to the ] by the court. Yesterday Acting Mayor Harry Jones advised him not to de- stroy any of it under any circum- stances, this being the course which is being pursued in Montgomery and Mo- bile.
 Many people are of the opinion that whisky, wine and beer are to be cIassed as any other property. and that the courts have no right to order it's de- structon.
 One man has even gone so far as to state that the city cannot lawfully, under the Fuller bill, rent a storehouse for the storage of these liquors that 1t would be direct slap in the face of the law, and that the sheriff would then have a right to confiscate it, then as fitting climax place the owner of the building under arrest for allowing the storage of liquors in his place and of Chief Bodeker for storing 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-08
KENNEDY'S REMAINS SENT ID MEMPHIS Hotel Man Dies from His
 Injuries FUNERAL HELD LAST NIGHT Deceased Leaves Large Family Con- nection-Has Been Prominent in Business Circles for Past
 Eight Years.
FUNERAL HELD LAST NIGHT l

At 4:20 o'clock yesterday morning J. B. Kennedy, proprietor of the Jefferson ho- tel, passed away at the Long, darkness infirmary from bullet wounds inflicted by A. Lichtenfels, steward of the hotel, Saturday afternoon. Death had been ex- pected for F hours before 1t came, MT. Kennedy being in an unconscious conul- tion from early Monday afternoon until his death.
 Around his bedside at the time Of his death were many of the members or hls family Some of them were unable to reach Birmingham in time and will go to Memphis. to which point the remains were sent last night for interment. The Rev. A. R. Moore, pastor of the flrst Christian church, of which the deceased was a member, was also in attendance
 Funeral services were held at o'clock last night at the First Christian church, and at 10.30 o'clock sent to Memphis over the Frisco railroad by the Green Undertaking company for interment. The services were attended by large con course of intimate friends which the de- ceased had made during his residence In Birmingham. R. M. Goodall, Harry New' J. R. McWane, Thomas Walker, G. H Harsh and Dr. J. w. Knowlton were pall-bearers.
 MT. Kennedy had resided in Birming- ham for eight years and operated the Kennedy Slave and Cooperage company at East Thomas. He was also interested in a similar concern in Baton Rouge. be- ing in partnership with a brother. He onsned up the Jefferson hotel about two wears ago and was quite successful with 1t. The shooting occurred while ne was endeavoring to get Lichtenfels, who was in a drunken condition, out Of his buggy.
 Mir. Kennedy Is survived by widow, three daughters and son. Mrs. Thon- as Downs of Birmingham, Mrs. J. F. Oliver of Memphis and Mrs w. M. Capes of at Louis are his daughters, and Fred tSennedv of this city is the only surviv- ing son.
 He is also survived by five brotners' Messrs. w. M, J. E., c. M, R. E. ana F. A. Kennedy, and three sisters, Mrs. John A. Morris, Mrs. A. Stafford and Ms. Belle Morelock. He was a memper of the Masonic fraternity, having att tained the Knight Templar degree He was also a member of the Knights Of Pythias and Travellers Protective asso- citation.
 During his residence here MT. Kennedy lost two sons by tragic deaths, an 8- year-old boy accidentally shooting him self while playing with rife and an- other soon meeting death in railroad accident.
 Iichtenfels is still confined in the city iail but will be removed to the county fail as soon as some one swears out d ,uarrant against him charging murder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-08
To Hold FaYebeH Weefing
 In He Old Quarters

From to 6 D. m. the doors will be open and everyone will be invited to go through The ladies are especially in- vited as a surprise will be in store for them.
 A committee, composed of Robert Jem- ison, Jr.. T. H. Motion and R. w. Mas sey, has charge of the purchasing of all equipment for the rooms to be occupied by the offices of the chamber, as well as for the lunch and rest rooms.
 At Il o'clock this morning the commit tee on the location of new industries of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting to confer with local railroad rep resentatives looking to the location of a new industry. The committee is com posed of Henry Hiden, chairman; J. R.. McWane. E. M. Kilby and c, M. Green.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-08

Friday afternoon the Chamber of Com merce will hold it's last meeting in it's old quarters The requiem will be sung and the rooms where many big things for the good of Birmingham will be forever abandoned.
 The meeting will be an important one, the keynote turning upon the importance of small industries te the district. L.. Sevier will introduce his resolution which will result in the formation of the e50O club" as a subcommittee of the Cham Der of Commerce to take stock in locating industrial enterprises.
 It has been decided to make Septem- Der Is opening day at the Chamber of Commerce building. A band will furnish music and other arrangements will be made for the pleasure of the hundreds who will inspect the interior.