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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
Coming Events
commissioners

April County commissioners
meet.
April 12--Court convenes.
April 14--Arbor Day.
April 15--Census Enumeration be-
gins.
April 23-First game of Northwest
league.
April 27-Republican State Gen.
trail committee meets in Seattle.
April 28-Tuberculosis Day.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
New Universal Atlas.

Any orders for Rand-McNally's
new 1910 Universal Atlas of the
World will be taken at this Office or
by postal at general delivery to Geo.
A. Link, these to be furnished when
new census is taken. No library can
afford to be without this atlas Price
81, with 20 per cent of. Will be
here until May 1.
GEO. A. LINK,
State Representative RandMcNally
Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their help and
sympathy during the sickness and
death of our loved one. Also, we
greatly appreciate the sweet singing
and the beautiful floral offerings
sent US.
MRS. L. M. LEE.
MR.. AND MRS. w. S. TAYLOR.
MR.. AND MRS. C. P. LEE.
MR.. AND MRS. H. A. EASTMAN
MISS BEULAH TAYLOR.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02

This thing of matrimony all de-
ponds on the point of view. A Cali
fornia Chinaman was laughed at by
his countrymen for wishing to wed
a white girl and the girl was laughed
al by her countrymen for consenting
to wed the celestial.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF oeo-
wetting There Ii 6 constitutional cause foe
this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box W.
South Bend, Ind, will send free to any mother
her successful home treatment, with full
instructions Send no money. but write her
today If your children trouble you in this
way. Don't blame the child. the chances are
It can't herp n. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people treubled with urine
difncslttes By day or night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02

1t is all very we'll for the United
States senate to pass the postal saw
ings bank bill, but what we would
like the senators to tell us is where
are we going to get any money to
put in the banks.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02

Many unions have declared in IA
vor of the formation of an allied
printing trades section Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
Dissolution of Partnership.

I desire to announce that r. l..
Bartlett has purchased my interest
in the Wenatchee Bazaar and he will
assume all obligations and collect all
outstanding bills.
80. GLENN O. YOUNG.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02

My arm is now well so / will still
do dressmaking at my home, 43O
Kittitas street Prices reasonable
and work guaranteed.
$50 MRS. ELLA WILT.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
FOR SALE

FIVE-ACRE ranch, full bearing. APP
pie, peach, plum, prune, pear, april
cot and cherry. Very fine fruit.
For $500. Fifteen minutes
walk from postoffice. Call fourth
house north of stockyards. Come
quick if you want a fine home.
John Thornhill, Wenatchee, Wash.
AZ
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
COAL
FOR SALE

10 ACRES all set to one year old
Winesaps and Delicious, good soil
and close in. Price, onle $500 per
acre.
5 ACRES of bearing orchard, mostly
winter apples, one mile from city
limits. Price $4,000; a snap.
40 ACRES under irrigation at Twin
Falls to trade for Wenatchee prop
erty.
MO DERN bungalow, close in, $1,000
down takes it.
E. w. BURDICK,
Russell-Plough Bldg.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
FOR SALE

1000 Delicious apple trees, one year
old, G. & o. Nursery stock. In
quire at 500 Douglas street, or
phone 1853. w. A. Grant. A
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
sell-Plough Bldg.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-200 Winesap apple
trees at zoe each. Also reversible
orchard disk. Phone 1872. As
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
FOR SALE

l HAVE made top grating and tree
pruning a special business on the
Pacific coast for over 80 years. and
have done this line Of work at We
natchee for the last seven years.
The result of my work recommends
itself. Shaping up young trees a
specially. I shape up young trees
every month in the year and 1t
brings forth good results. I have
always been fair and reasonable in
charges. s. Schwartz, Lock box
IS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
HOUSE FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One 4-room house, at
531 South Wenatchee avenue; $12
a month. Call on Deniston &
Christensen. AZ
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-New rag carpet, 81
yards, never been cut; also two
canary birds. Mrs. Palmquist, %
G. Street South. As
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

Alto V. Harrell, Enterprise; Catherine Dykes, Union Springs; Jodie Belle Mo- Milan, Union Springs Bessie Bates, h. verness; N. Lewis, Jr.. James; Whitfield Pitts, Union Springs; Mary Will Pitts, Union Springs; G. c. Chance, Thompson; Frank Cogdell, Inverness; Ruth Carlisle, Union Springs; Luther W. Penn, Three Notch; A. Elmeta Glenn, Union Springs Walter Gilbert, James; D. R. Williams, Mathews; Cora Lee Haynes, James; Elizabeth Talton, Mitchell's Station; J.. l. Williams. Inverness; Elberta Jackson. Union Springs; T. Bertha Vaughn, Fort Davis.
 Franklin-McDonald Orman, Russell vile; T. l.. Hale, Russellvile; Russell Willis, Atwood; Arthur c. Moore, Phil Campbell; William A. Hilton, Haleyville; 1; Georgia Bailey, Phil Campbell; S. w. Me Cluskey, Russellville; L. l.. James, Mt. Hope; Susie Cure, Newburg; Olga. Bane, Red Bay; Carrie Lee Ferguson, Mt Hope; Dexter L. Hovater, Minnie Carter. Rus sellville; Hatty Fennell, Leighton; Belle Dunkin, Phil Campbell; Native Gray, Pleasant Site; Bessie Fullerton, Russell vile; H. c. McDowell, Hodges; George Egbert Clayton. Newburg; Minnie Kelley. Abbie B. James. Ava J. Richeson. Rus selville.
 Coffee-Mildred Dinkins Birmingham; Matte Glenn Daily, Enterprise; Mary An nie Ham. Elba; Wiley Augustus Eidson, Enterprise; Cleopatra McGee. Enterprise; Mae Morris, Mannelou Windham, Elba; Robert Bradham, Clintonville; Myrtle Wise, Enterprise; Mrs. Emma Mynard, Chancellor Verbie Donnan, Enterprises Kate Blue, Willie Blue, Elba; Kathreen Fleming, Enterprise; Lee English. Elba: A. J. White, Samson; Bertie Wise, Enter prise; Herbert H. Hudson. Arcus; Ettie Lee, Elba; Mamie Rivenbark, New Brock ton; E. w. Nichols Chancellor; Minnie l.. Spencer Clintonville
 Elmore-Edith Patterson. Tallassee Mary McClusky, Tallassee; Florence Patterson, Tallassee; Fannie Smith, Tallassee; Ruth Wadsworth, Eclectric; B. D. Tucker, Eclectric; Jessie right, Tallassee; James Chrietzberg. Ecceltric; Allie Fair Thompson, Eclec-1 tric; Ozella Lamberth. Tallassee: D. H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
DIR. HOLMES POPULAR HERE
BY CLYDE w. ENNIS

yey and was accompanying foreign board of mine experts to|all the mines in America in which explosions had oc- cured. He was given a special train here and in company with large dele gation of Birmingham people started to Yolande. On that trip he was very much interested in details of the Birmingham district which were given him by Frs kine Ramsay, pr. G. B. Grove and oth. CTS of the party.
 He went into the mine at Yolande with the Belgium, English and Ger man experts. When he completed the inspection pr. Holmes said he woulo send another man from Washington to install a sprinkling system for the mine.
 T am very much interested in what will do all that I can to assist you in this district"
 He said at that time that Birming- ham and the south would soon be rec ognized by the government and given those safeguards enjoyed in Pennsyl- avnia His words are coming true,
 pr. Holmes was in Birmingham again following the Palos explosion. He ar rived Sunday afternoon when 1t was believed the mine was afre and that probably many men would be lost from that cause. He donned pair of over alls secured from the local store and went in the mine at the head of the party. He worked around the mine for several hours after which he returned to Birmingham. Dr. Holmes again at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

Tn. industrial circles the announcement that Dr. James A. Holmes, of the United States geological survey. had been ap- pointed director of the newly created bureau of mines, having in charge rescue stations and the safeguarding of miners, was pleasing and was heartily indorsed.
 pr. Holmes will by virtue of his new position have charge of the mine rescue station recently authorized for Birming- ham. The bureau of mines. 1t Is under stood, will be absolutely separate from any geological survey work and will in a measure, act Independently in the matter of mines and rescue work. He will have under his direction quite a num- who have spent their lives in solving the safety problems underneath the earth.
 In Birmingham Dr. Holmes is well Known, is popular and has many person. al friends. He is very much interested in Birmingham. His appointment to po- sition which will essentially have direct connection with the industrial growth of the city isA victory for Birmingham that is of worth and meaning. It cannot be stated that he will lend his aid to the uplift of this district to the dis advantage of others. But his well known interest in Birmingham, his expressed belief that Birmingham will some day be the Pittsburg of the south and his ideas of proper methods in this district will be a few influencing points that will react to the good of this city.
 pr. Holmes first came into local prom |psnce when about two years ago he wis., ted here. representing the geological sur
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
Teachers Licensed


 1 Montgomery, September 3-(special)- The following applicants from Randolph Henry. Pickens, Bulloch, Franklin, Coffee ] and Fillmore counties passed successful examinations at the recent trials held al the capital:
 Randolph-I. T. Carlton, Wadley; Car rife Thompson, Goldville; Gervase A. Greene, Wadley Annie Williamson, Wadley; Esther Thompson. Wadley; Elm. cry T. Motley. wadley; Amber D. Lilies, Wadley; T. J. Langley, Wadley; Essie Burns, Wedowee; Dewitt T. Ware, Ro- anowe; s. N. Wilson. Wedowee; Thomas E. Crawford, Roanoke; Charley B. Ford. Roanoke.
 Henry-Bonie Carr, Headland V. H. Calhoun, Shorterville; W. T. Campbell. Abbeville; R. L. Novel;. Headland; J. T. Hackshear. Haleburg; A. A. Stanley, Abbeville; J. H. Owens, Baker Hill; Clayton Reynolds. Clopton; Mrs. Bowen Shirley, Abbeville: Claudio Reynolds, Cuthbert, Ga. Jennie Williams, Fort Gaines. Ga; Bertha Williams, Fort Gaines, Ga.; Pearl Lee. Capps
 Pickens-E. E. Shelton, Reform: Flor ence Corinne Galley Aliceville; Mrs Mary Gardner Salmond. Jett; Lila Alice Chand- Ter, Hurtsboro: L. Y. Ledbetter, Carroll ton. Flora Vergie Tres, Gordo; Ollie Par ker, Prairie Point. Miss: Viva Yagle. Pickensville; Rachel Foster Pickensville: James Albert Steele. Reform; Cordelia Brown. Delmaville; Ethel B. Howard. Pickensvile; Efdee Brooks, Carrollton: J. L. Brooks, Carrolton; Annie L.. Brooks; Matte Mae Watson. Ethelville; William Bonner. Carrollton Shepherd Turnipseed. Columbus, Miss; Sarah J. Bonner, Carrollton; Climmie E. Richey, Pickensville.
 Rullock-Lela Pritchett. Union Springs:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

that time stated that Birmingham and
 this district would soon be on the in-
 dustrial jump and he was glad to see
 1t. Friends in Birmingham frequent
 ly receive letters from the genial doc
 tor, all telling of his admiration for
 Birmin gham and his hope of the future.
 With this manifest interest, his knowl-
 his sense of what Is proper and right, 1t Is believed his new positoin will
 open up avenues of service for this
 district which he will be quick to grasp. He pleases the owners and the men are high in his praise. His se- lection of this account is the more pleasing In speaking of the appoint ment of Dr. Holmes yesterday Chief Mine Inspector James Hillhouse said
 .I was very much pleased to read tu u4s morning that pr. J. A. Holmes had been appointed director of the bu- reau of mines and would have charge of the new rescue station for this dis trict. pr. Holmes Is perfectly fa- miliar with Birmingham, is acknowl. edged to be one of the best mine men in the country and is in every way pleasing to the mining department of Alabama. From what I can gather he is also just as pleasing to the com panies and the men who have the pay rolls to meet. Dr. Holmes has been here several times and at Palos his. advice and aid were very much ap- preciated. He Is a man who begins at the very bottom of a matter and works his way to the surface. He is not technical nor IS he always finding fault with any previous management pr. Holmes is simply . fine gentleman md one whose services to Birmin gham Ire appreciated by all the men who nave close connection with the various
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

mines. I intended to express my pleas ure to him over his appointment by President Taft but neglected to do sc today. I will congratulate him soon The Birmin gham district should feel very much elated over his appoint ment."
 J. V. Allen, acting for the coal op- orators, sent the following telegram yesterday:
 "Dr. J.. A. Holmes, Geological Survey,
 Washington, D. C..
 We congratulate you and the coun- try upon your appointment as director of the bureau of mines. Your selection Is most pleasing to Alabama operators. ALABAMA COAL OPERATORS ASSO-
 CIATION.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
sOUTH'S BIGGEST BAKERY fioor space of 150,00O Square FeeA, Two Solid Cars Flour and Sugar Used Daily

Birmingham is the center of the h.r- ing industry in the south. The organiza. ton the other day of the American Rak. erles-Candy company, with a capitaJ stock or sSoo'Ooo. marks an era in the busfness deVeiopment of the comnuull, If ,Iincnes Birmingham as the southern bak- ing center. The big company is t,,a oon- solidation of the Huston Biscuit comnenw the Highland Bakery and the Martir cracker company. The officers are: Ii E. Ramsey, president; William Fisch. vics president; H. Malchow, secretary. ana M. ". sturdivant treasurer, all Birming- nam men; The factory has 1500O0 square feet of ecor spate rf "a1 two carloads of sugar and flour Thirty, hye wagons and automobiles are reouiredI 10 deliver the products and over 400 emI ployes are on the payroll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

McInnish, Eclectric; DeLancey McClus. key, >Tallassee; Nancy McRae, Tallas- see; Fife Garrett, Tallassee; Rosa Har- ris, East Tallassee; Neva Carlton, East Tallassee; Hilliard Wood: Tallassee. Verdi V. Mitchell, Tallassee; Fannie Parks, Talllassee; Lilly Birmingham. Eclectric; Victoria Martha Avant. Tal- lassee; Parker Eulette, Speigner; Err nest Il. Edwards, Central Frank B, Ellis, Equality; Edna Huddleston. spelgner; w. I. Johnston, Eclectrio; Cleo Parrish, Wetumpka; Mamie D. Weldon, Wetumpka; Ernest M. Tuck er. Equalitp Minnie Colley Eclectric: w. J. Townsend, Eclectric; Princella Heard Eclectrie; Mabel Thomas, Wetumpka: Mary B. Thomas, Wetumpka.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
Argument. Close in browne Co,.

Chicago, September 3-W. s. Forrest. chief counsel for the defense. closed his arguments in the second Lee O'Neil Browne bribery trial today. He will be followed tomorrow morning by Attor neys Patrick J. O'Donnell and Charles b. Erbstein also for the defense. States Attorney Wyman will submit his con- cluding argument probably on Mon day and the case then will be given to the jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
Press Operator Dies

Waco. Tex, September S.-William D. Leasing, who has been in the ser vice of tho Associated Press as tele- graph operator at various points in Texas and the west for a number of years, died here today after a brief ill., ness, aged 33 years. Mr. LessinR was a nephew of Rear Admiral Robley b. Evans. U. s. N, retired and was re- gently admitted 10 the bar in Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

Memphis close by its houses willing the stock for enabling your without enlargng
 invested You visit the market often and keep with all the market Memphis buy goods you depend getting what order and have delivered the minimum time Mail markets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04

Memphis visiting benefit great cosmopolitan
 market with hundreds of houses line which the Southern sells with which his business associated In Memphis with for his trade He become personally acquainted with the heads of and and accommodations which he would ask and could from in distant markets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
: A~~ucULfURAL IMPLEMENTS.

A~s~sxcyLTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Avery, B. F. & Sons. Brinly Hardy Co. Craig, R. G. & Co. Gale Hooper & Go. Barnes & Miller Hardware Co. Benedict Warren Hardware Go. Orgill Bros. & Go. Oliyfr Chilled Flow Works. International Harvester Co. Polk, Shepard X Go. Taylor Implement & Vehicle Co. Williams, Evaeder & Go.
 ART GLASS Binswanger & Co. Cole Paint & Glass Co. Geo. l Drew Glass Go. Memphis Stained Glass Works. Southern Stained Glass Works. AsBEsToS PIPE AND BOILER
 COVERING. Eichberg & Lang Mfg. Go. Harstick Heating Go. Hughes Heating Co. Memphis Heating Co. 3Iiller, Chas. R. Go. Southern Heating Go.
 AWNINGS AND TENTS. Dixie Tent and Awning Go. X Hatley Mfg. Co. Lee Brothers. Missouri Tent & Awning Go.
 BAG MANUFACTURERS. American Bag Go. Memphis Bag Go. Tennessee Bagging Go. BAKERS AND CONVECTION
 FRS SUPPLIES. Harris, R. O. Go. BAKING POWDER MANUFAC-
 ID Harris, R. o. Co. Oliver Finnie Co. White Wilson-Drew Go.
 BAND SAWS. Atkins, E. c. & Co. Reed & Duecker. kie echmanC Crosby Co.
 BAR FIXTURES. The Bake -Collender Go.
 BASKET MANUFACTURER Anderson-Tully Co.,, (Inc.)
 BELTING. Atkins. E. q. 6 Go. Crane Co. Lee BrotheHs. Lfvermore Iron Store. Orgill Bros. N& Go. Pence Machine & Supply Go. T Reed & Duecker Riechman-Crosby Co. Towner & Go. BEVERAGE MANUFACTURER Bluff City Mfg. Co. Falstaff Mfg. and Mercantile Co. BLACKSMITHs' SUPPLIES. Barnes & Miller Hardware Go. Benedict Warren Hardware Go. Harris Iron & Supply Co. Lee Brothers. Livermore Iron Store. Orgill Bros. & Co. idgeonThomas Iron Co. BOILER MANUFACTURERs Chickasaw Iron Works. Memphis Boiler & Steel Boat Works. Southern Boiler & Tank Works.
 BOOTS AND SHOES Carruthers-Jones Shoe Go. Goodbar & Co.
 BOTTLERS AND MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS Becker's, R. M.. Hygeia Bottling Works. Bluff City BottlIng Go. Bluff City Mfg. Go. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Heinrich. J. J. & Co. Home Bottling Co. Lebolt, J. c. & Co. Memphis Bottling 6 Mfg. Co. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
BRASS FOUNDERS.

BRASS FOUNDERS. Chickasaw Iron Works. Ellis, Wm. c. & Sons Machine Co. Livermore Foundry x Machine Go. Memphis Machine Works Memphis Novelty Works. Union Foundry & Machine Go. Vulcan Iron Works.
 BROOM MANUFACTURERS. Eagle Broom Works. Goodman, Charles. Lenox Broom Factory. Memphis Broom and Brush Co. Merchants Broom & Mop Go.
 BRUSH MANUFACTURERS. Memphis Bird. Brush and Novelty
 Store Cole Paint and Glass Go.
 BUTCHERS, SUPPLIES. National Refrigerator and Butch-
 CTS Supply Co.
 CANDY MANUFACTURERS. Bluff City Mfg. Go. Chickasaw Candy Co. '' Hammer, W. N. Heinrich, G. c. Hoadley Ice Cream Go. Lily Ice Cream Go. Novelty Candy & Chocolate Go. Oliver -Finnie Go. Pantaze. Queen Candy Mfg. Co. Royal Candy & Mfg. Go.
 CARRIAGE AND WAGON
 MANUFACTURERS. Bell Buggy & Auto Co. Bergschicker, A. & Co. Broens, Fred T. BroensM McCarley Go. Bruce, ". s. Co. Burke, T. F. Dix, John c. Sons & Go. Dixie Carriage Go. James & Graham Wagon Co. Lilly Carriage Co. Milburn Wagon Co. North Memphis Carriage 6
 Wagon Works. Bgsnny, geRley. s: $. P W. $ e. So' Vance Hope. Wilson & Vance.
 CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. Avery, B. F. & Sons Crump, p. H., Buggy & Harness Co. Flautt, Jno. O., Carriage Co.,, Inc.) Gale Hooper Co. McNees, A. R. & Go. Orgill Bros. & Co. Taylor Implement & Vehicle Go. CHEMISTS - MANUFACTURING Chickasaw Chemical Co. Cowles, L. s. Crown Chemical Co. Hessig- Ellis Drug Go. Johnson, E. L. Lehman, Edward. Mittelstadt, Wm. National Chemical Co. Plough Chemical Go. Roescher Chemical Go. Tri-Tone Drug Go. Twentieth Century Chemical Go. Van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Go. Carolina Chemical Co. Webster Warnock Chemical Co. Webster, Wm. A. Go. White Pine Chemical Go. Wilkerson, W. N. & Sons
 CASH REGISTERS. National Cash Register Go.
 CHEWING GUM MANUFAC-
 TURERS. Memphis Chewing Gum Co. Winterton. H. E., Gum Co. Sol. Coleman, Inc.
 CHINA AND QUEENSwARE. A. N. Halton Go. Irby & Gilliland. Memphis Queensware Co.
 CIDER AND VINEGAR
 MANUFACTURERS. Bluff City Mfg. Co. Dawson Bros. Dupaquier's Cider & Vinegar Co. Lebolt, l. c. & Co. National Fruit Products Co. Ozark Vinegar & Cider Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
REFRIGERAToRs.

HEFHIGERATORSs Armstrong Furniture Go. Barnes & Miller Hardware Go. Memphis Queensware Co. Na1ional Refrigerator & Butchers' Orgill Bros. & Go.
 ROOFING Bartholomew Roofing G, Barnes & Miller Hardware Co. Benedict-Warren Hardware Co., Binswanger & Go. Carey, Philips & Co. Cole Manufacturing Co. Harris Iron & Supply Cos, Lee Brothers. Livermore Iron Store. Memphis Machine Works. Memphis Roofing & Mfg. Co. Orgfll Bros. & Co. geon-Thomas Iron Go. Riechman-Crosby Go.
 RUBBER AND LEATHEh
 BELTING Atkins, p. c. 6 Go. Reed & Duecksr. Orgill Bros. & Co. Riechman-Crosby Co< Towner & Co.
 sADDLERY-wHoLEsALH Barnes & Miller Hardware Co. Benedict Warren Hardware Coz ". s. Bruce & Co. P. H. Crump Buggy & Harness Ca Hart Saddlery Go. Orgill Bros. & Co. A. w. Whitaker Buggy 6 Harness
 SAFES AND VAULTS. Orgill Bros. 6 Co. Taylor Office Supply Co. A. R. Taylor Go.
 SHOE MANUFACTURERS Carruthers-Jones Shoe Co. Goodbar & Co.
 SODA WATER SUPPLIES. Bluff, City Mfg. Co. Harris, R. Q, & Co. Oliver-Finine Go. Van Vleet- Mansfield Drug Coa
 STOVES AND TINWARE Barnes & Miller Hardware Go. Benedict Warren Hardware Co, Orgill Bros. & Co. H. Wetter Mfg. Go.
 CHlLDREN's CLOTHING Austin Clothing Co. Wm. R. Moore Dry Goods Go. sUsPENDER MANUFACTURER John M. Ray Suspender Co.
 SPORTING GOODS Barnes & Miller Hardware Co. Benedict Warren Hardware Cos TAILORS' TRIMMINGS AND
 WOOLENS. Ellison, J. B. Sons. Jaffe, Samuel. Memphis Trimming Go.
 TRUNKS AND BAGS. 3urchart & Levy. B. Lowenstein & Bros. Dry Goods Go. Wm. R. Moore Dry Goods Co.
 WALL PAPER Frank R. Waddey Co. H. A. Carroll & Co.
 TRUNKS AND BAGS Burchart 6 Levy.A Kinnane Trunk Factory. s. Levy. B. Loweastein & Bros. Dry Goods Co. Mack Trunk Co. Wm. R. Moore Dry Goods Co.
 WAGON MANUFACTURERS Fred F. Broens. Broens & McCarley Co. John c. Dix, Son & Go. James & Graham Wagon Go. Milburn Wagon Co. S. P. Penny & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
New Bank Authorized

,s. New Bank Authorized
 washington, September S.-The come troller of the currency today au- thorized the Louisiana National bank or Baton Rouge to begin business with capital Of $15O,OOO.