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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
M DOWELL ASKED
 TO RETAIN OFFICE
CITIZENS OF EUFAULA REQUEST MAYOR TO WITHDRAW RESIGNA- TIoN-BLIND TIGERS ARE CAUSE OF TROUBLE

Eufaula, July 2-(Sp peciaD-The mat ter of the resignation of Mayor Mo Dowell Is the subject of much discus sion among the citizens at large. near ly all of whom are earnest in their de- sire that he will rescipd his recent &C., tion and decide to continue to reign as the city's chief executive.
 A petition is being freely circulated among the business men by John F. Foy, president of the Commercial Ma tional bank of the city that is rapidly gaining signatures in which the sup port of the citizens is pledged to sus- tain him in his endeavor to abate the nuisance of the blind tiger evil. which shas been so openly and defiantly con- ducted in the very heart of the city. The petition further cites that his ac- tion in the matter is highly indorsed and prays that he remain at his post and continue the fight.
 Monday will be given over to a gen eral holiday when the merchants will be requested to close doors about the noon hour. Open air concerts by the Second Regiment band of this city, a match game of ball between Clayton and this city and a national pageant by home talent at the theatre at night will be among the pleasing features of the day.
 Henry D. Clayton and his bride have reached the city from Washington and are receiving their friends at the Clay ton mansion on Browder street No citizen of Alabama occupies a warmer place in the affections of the people of this section than Congressman Clayton, who, though often absent for periods of five or six months on account of duties with national affairs, has always main tained beautifully appointed home Tn Eufaula where he does not hesitate to say he is delighted to dwell. Prepara- tions are making for an elaborate re- ception that will be rendered the con- gressman and his magnificent brioe on a date in the near future that has not yet been named
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Celebration of Junior Mechanics

Decatur, July 2.-(Spe eciaD Several hundred people attended celebration at Red Hill Lawrence county, today given by the Moulton Council Junior Order United American Mechanics. One of the features of the occasion was a drill march given by the members of the Junior Order from Moulton, the Decaturs. Mt. Zion, Hartselle and oth- CT councils of the order in this section of the state. Dinner was served on the ground.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Woman Arrested at Mobile

Mobile, July Mrs. c. E. Dunn, a comedy woman of 30 years, was ar rested here this afternoon on the charge of conspfring to poison her husband at Tallulah, La.. in connection with Dr.. Loper. an optician of that city who is in Jail there awaiting trial. Governor Conner has been asked for requisition for Mrs. Dunn. The woman denies the charge and says her husband treated her cruelty. She was formerly post mistress at Monroeville
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Church Services Tomorrow

There will be the regular services at the First Christian church tomorrow, with the pastor, the Rev. D. P. Taylor, in charge
 The Rev. I. O. Adams announces the regular morning service at the Trinity Episcopal church tomorrow There will be no evening service.
 The Rev. M. K. Thornton will preach .tomorrow morning at the First Baptist church on How We May Know We Are Saved" At night the Rev. w. G. Burgin of Mayhew, Miss. will occupy the pulpit.
 The Rev. I. F. Swallow will preach both morning and evening sermons at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow. His morning subject will be The Passover ' and in the evening '1s the Young Man Safer?
 The Rev. J. F. sturdfvant announces the regular services at the First Meth odist church tomorrow. In the morning he will preach on "The March of the Christian in the evening his subject will be "Our Wonderful Salvation"
 There will be the regular services in the suburban churches, with the pastors in charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

and it will be possible in short time to have dancing at the lake.
 Miss Sallie May Polk of Clarksviiie' Ga, Is visiting Miss Mabel King.
 The Forty-two Club was entertainer this afternoon by Miss Bessie Mae Lovett at her home on Arlington avenue. The decoration scheme was red, white and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Funeral of A. A. nerr.r

Florence. July 2.-(Special) )-The funeral services for A. A. Berger were held Fri day afternoon at 4:so o'clock at the fam fly residence on Wood avenue. the Rev. R. R. Harris conducting the service. Interment followed at the city cemetery of flowers. The pallbearers were Tur- ner Rice. C. B. Jordan. Emmet O'Neal, A. B. Walker, w. F. Mcfarland. J. Fl. Nathan of Sheffield. Chalmers Hood and Capt Robert AndreWA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Personal and General

The game with North Birmingham was postponed this afternoon on account of the muddy grounds The team will play the Y. M c. A. two games on Mon day. Nset
 The unveiling of the monument of the Woodmen of the World will take place tomorrow at the Cedar Hill cemetery. All members of the Bessemer and Jones' boro camps are requested to meet at the Bessemer hall.
 A pavilion is being built at west Lake
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Hot Primary Election

order attended the primary elections to- day of the Havana zayasta faction, held
 for the purpose of electing delegates to a convention which will arrange the terms of the union of the zayasta and Migue- lista branchss of the liberal party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Discussion Rife

There has been great deal of dis cussion in Bessemel today of the request made of the democratic executive com mittee last night MT. Edmundson has been asked to withdraw his request, but 50 far has refused. The sentiment seems to be about equally divided in favor of a recount and against 1t. The same argu- ments used last night are repeated. with variations Mayor Lewis refuses to con- sent to the recount and opposes 1t bit terly. It is understood that of the two committeeman absent last night one fa- vors 1t and one is opposed to such ac- ton. If this is true. it will leave con- ditions as they were last night and it will still be necessary for the chairman to vote to break the tie. Developments are awaited with interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Dr. M. c. Otis Dies

Greensboro, July 2.-(SpeciaD-Dr. M. c. Otis died at his home here to- day at 1880 o'clock, after lingering illness. On account of i'll health Dr. Otis retired from the practice several days ago. He was unmarried but Is survived by large number of relatives, including six brothers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
FREE DRUG CURE HvuodeFmic or Internal

Charles B. James, Dept 3, 1S3 Poplar ave, Memphis, Tenn: Please nuote terms and send to my address, Eli charges paid, a free trial bottle for patient using (state here num- her grains used each 24 hours) ..... grains of Estate kind of drug here) ..............a.. state here if used by mouth or hypodermically ...............se s..............~.. Name
 Town State .,..ss sssss.ss ss..... Nearest Express once s.s..s. s.s
 booklets on Drug, Additions. Drunk onness and Tobaccp and Cigarette Hab lts, containing testimonials. etc. sen oeeled under plain cover. Address Charlos B. James' sanatoriuni, Dept. 8 l3e Poplar ave. Memphis, Tenn. ator1uns Dept. q 133 Poplar ave. Mem
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

Fireworks East Lake, Fourth of July.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
KOHALA SOCIETY.

Miss Hamilton entertained num-
her OF the teachers at tea on Sat
urday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Bicknell.
Mr.. and Mrs Elgin entertained In
a novel fashion at comet party"
on Monday evening. The guests were
seated on car which enabled them
to get splendid view OF the eclipse
OF the moon, which took place at
s o'clock. The eclipse was not quite
total, and differed from the usual
eclipse In that the moon looked; a
dark red, As the moon became dim,
the comet was clearly visible and the
tail was very long and bright. Later
in the evening delicious buffet sup
per was served in the billiard room,
Mr.. and Mrs Elgin's guests were
Mrs. Bond, Miss Julia Bond. Miss
Carrie Bond, Mr. VIII Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hind. Mr.. aud Mrs. Rem
ton Hind, Mr.. Paetow and DR.
Cowan.
Miss Clark spent the week enc
with Mrs. John Hind,
1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
ONLY FIFTEEN
MINUTES REQUIRED

But fifteen minutes were required
late yesterday afternoon for the jury
to decide that Bishop Estate had
no rightful claim to tract Of land in
Watertown to which 1t has been try
ing to prove ownership In Judge
Whitney's court since April 20.
The title Of the case was Bishop
Estate versus Kaleiahe In ejectment
proceedings. Attorney Stanley appear
Ing for the plaintiif and Attorney Pct
ers for the defense.
Jurors fees In the case amount to
the neat sum Of 1897 and the land It.
self Is not worth but little II any
more than this amount.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
ADDS TO
TiAIYs QUAKE HORROR

ROME italy IA earthquake in southern and
Sardinia piled another fearful list of deaths and
Following the kilograms from Ma
telling destructive earthquake Ayeno
the Sardinia at the time by cyclone
unprecedented severity. ..s8xr.,t
taking
relief destitute The entire province
the burial
of the wounded excellent
Sardinia wiped
homes farms
Special military trains Aveino and the King
military their attention Sardinia
the refugees the cyclone experienced the
the Mesn disaster panic stricken under cir
afflcon !.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
COMMANDER OF DUBUQUE MEANS BUSINESS

BiUEFIEDS. 7Genera today issued defiance to
which the
Immediately warning by Captain Sims
American warning portion of the held by his
oesw would be laid In
he any American entering
barbor.
Riva he will portion OF the held by
Rivas
American
zens
Pham American Madr and threat
ened with court-martial for treason
small thousand Her
battery is fourinh rapid firing ''''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
RoosEyEIr SOON COMING HOME.

OXFORD. lord Introducing Colonel
welt his audience refe him ruler who the
Abraham Lincoln
his Introductory
highest the visitor large and
distinguished audience applauded Enthusiastically.
Rooseves failed completely he could finish his adj
his maud BILE.
his the
ion o oxonians
The ex-Presiden sails for New June TO-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
IOWA NoMINATEs INSURGENTS.

IOWA NUMINATES INSURGENTS.
elections held here Indicate that eight progressive
Republicans
result places the n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Arkansas.

1s5 ACRES, 20 in cultivation, broom
house, ~ acres under FENCE, springs and
at S4g5. Shafer Il Hammond, Vandervoort.
Ark
50 ACRES, 10 in cultivation, AZ acres
bearing orchard good house and barn, fine
spring water, plenty timber, miles out.
Price $3.50. Shafer Hammond, Wander
wort, Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Idaho.

WE can actually DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY FOR YOU in Idaho. WE
CAN GUARANTEE YOU PER CENT
NET for every dollar you can let us
have. We can GIVE YOU SECURITY
AS SAFE AS THE STRONGEST Ma
TIONAL BANK THAT WAS EVER
All you need do is to
write to us. Tell us how much money
YOU have to invest. AND WE CAN
GIVE YOU A FARM MORTGAGE Sc
CURED by the richest, most fertile
land that lies out OF doors. The
banks of Idaho; your own bank Will
tell you of our responsibility VITA
today. and get OUR FREE BOOKLET!
Address
BUHL INVESTMENT COMPANY,
BUHL, IDAHO, NOW"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Florida.
FLORIDA LANDS CHEAP

Would you invest in 5, 10, % or 4O-acre
fruit, vegetable poultry, pecan or truck
farm i'm Florida best agricultural district.
IL you could get it for $3.50 per acre under
market price? We are just opening new
tract in Columbia county, and while con-
structing the campaign will sell rev
tracts on cash or easy payments or - per
month. We have just issued a beautlluI
iD-page book, showing pictures OF tlIds anu
dwellings In our locality all in arusuc COZ,
ors. We will mail you this book iree anu
send you such other advertising Watter an
will give you a good idea OF our PIopoS-
ston Our land Is convenient TO three ran
roads and we have Lake city, modern
county seat of 5000 people, IA our midst
People who know Florida conslseI our tract
one of the very best II rs lhuoi HSu ~
bankers conEressmcn, farmersA and the
Board of Trade Prices very low easy
buying plan. Write for maps ana no T.t,, ely
ing truthful description Columbia tloIlda
Land Co, 449 Times Bldg, st. Louis. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
PRICE $4,000
PRICE So, $50

Harvey St, near 42d St, blocks from
FarnRm car We have a home of rooms
and reception hall that is modern and up
to-date in every way. Mission oak finish
and tiled bath room Built by the owner
for his own home by day labor and at this
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Thirty Two Acres

VIII subdivide into smaller tracts II de sired.
Has great many different kinds of fru 1t.
Apples, Peaches Cherries, Grapes. Stra wberries
Owner wants to go TO California and wi Il sell a
ash. y
adjoining property held at $500 a n acre
III purchaser Will buy the entire y acres will Or
Dom house and other improvements
Communicate with owner, G. w. SKIN NER. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
FREE ADMISSION
to our
CHARLSEW HEIGHTS
to see the
u A L nIAAr 90 Irn ~

BALl1OON GO UP AT
Fort Omaha
While there you will buy one or more
OF our beautiful home building lots in
CHARLSEW HEIGHTS.
SO, % down and IS per month. Some a
little higher, but on same easy terms
owing to the bad weather the owner has
consented TO continue the sale a little
longer at the same low prices. Advance
OF at least 50 per lot will be made soon
You can make 50 to SIS on each lot by
buying now.
Bring IS with you-with this we will
reserve for YOU from one to five lots.
Salesman will take you out or meet you
any evening this week If you call and make
appointment. Telephone Douglas 21O (even-
ings Harvey 25SO. WAY TO GO. Take any
car north-get off Florence line at Both
and Fort. walk through the beautiful fort
grounds ian ideal park and you are on
CHARLSEW HEIGHTS. Don't delay 1t
positively means making 80 or more on
each lot you buy We challenge anyone
dealer or owner to show their equal for
the price. 171a cents per day buys a lot
Can you find a better way to save
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST co.
Ground Floor, 1901 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
PRICE $500

Big snap in a fully modern Groom, 1k
story house, only years old, newly pap
cred. Where can you buy a house like this
on q paved street at anything like this price?
1t Is on California St near 3Sd st. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

II you have anything 10 sell or exchange
advertise II in The Bee Want Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
For The Lands Sake

Here are three lots all kinds of fruit,
shade gardening, small barn, chicken
with city water and electric Hight; In good
repair, three and one-half blocks from Har-
ney car line. Price, 81, $50; 81 900 cash bal
ready to move in.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK e. SLATER,
Sixth Floor N. Y. Life Bldga
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
GOVERNMENT
LAND FREE
IN ROUTT COUNTY,
COLORADO

To secure good farmers, we will tell you
how to locate 100 acres of fine government
land in Routt county, on Moffat road (Den-
Yer, Northwestern q Pacific Railway. Big
crops, pure water good soil, fine climate
and markets. Fine openings for invest
ments and business. We have no land to
SELL it's absolutely free from the govern
ment Law allows you to return home ~
months after filing. Write for free bodN
map and full Information that tells how TO
get this land free. Address w. +. Jones.
General Traffic Manager, $50 Majestic
Bldg., Denver. Colo.@
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Buy land for less than its value in ldaho'
Hold for a while and DOUBLE your
MONEY. J, c. Beauchamp, an Iowa man
is at Twin Falls and is on the inside. Wr'te
today and tell him how much you can IA
vest Ask for Information. It1 FREH
Beauehamp g. Pickett Twin Fs& idaHo'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

LOT BARGAINS
In Dundee, south front on Webster St.
800 IT, east of 49th ST.; block and half
fom street car, full lot, $3.50.
In West Side addition, lot 3, block 1,
on south side Leavenworth, "A block west
of AZ St, 3-ft terrace, $500,
In Clifton Hill, south front on Grant ST.,
200 IT, e. of AGA St, SIT terrace sewer,
water and gas permanent sidewalk; only
$3.50.
In Orchard Hill. the S. e. corner 10th and
Decatur. a little above grade; cement walks
on both streets and city water, Si0O.
HARRISON a MORTON,
9i3 NJ Y. Life. Both Telephones. "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
W estern Land &
Investment Co.

21s Board of Trade Bldg, Phone Doug. 1852
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
REAL. ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Alabama.
CContinued.)

BIG OPPORTUNITY IN NEW SOUTH
ERN TOWN
of Alpha Alabama, first to be opened on
the Washington a. Choctaw Railway, in
midst of thousands of acres of Magnona
lands, recently sold, now thrown open;
settlers now coming in and development
will advance prices wonderfully; climate
ideal; whole blocks in town can now be
purchased at farm land prices; people con-
templating buying Southern lands should
Investigate this; the opportunity of living
in town and trucking, fruit growing or
poultry raising beats any small farm pTopO-
sition anyone could offer; early purchasers
get in at half price; easy terms, small pay
ments Dig opportunity for agents. Write
for plat and complete details. Washington
Louis, Mo-"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

A BARGAIN-Farm OF 1i3 5000 acres OF
good sandy loan land, ~ acres Of orchard
in 4 OF mile of railroad station. situated
In Solano County California, good well
Of water, with farming implements. Price
5000 Address Box 54l, Dixon, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
PRICE $500

ONE YEARS PROFIT ON ONE CITY
LOT CVACANT), 81 ,500-GARDENING
You can rent Cor buy this on easy pay
ments) Broom house and lots, near 36th
and Curtis Ave (car on 3Oth Boulevard).
New house built of old material; new out
buildings, well, etc; best OF SOIL broken
ready for crops. Harper's Magazine shows
how on one lot in Philadelphia family
made $500 in one year. There are lots
here. $165 cash win buy this, balance $1210
per month thereafter, including interest,
and no taxes for two years. Sc us at once
about this and get your crop in this beau
tiful weather for the spring showers.
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO.
Ground Floor, 1901 Farnam ST.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
Commission After
SI,000,000 Back Taxes

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. Sit
was announced yesterday afternoon
by the Arkansas tax commission
that it would in a few days start
suit against the various building
and loan associations of Pulaski
county, which embraces Little Rock,
for delinquent taxes aggregating
considerably more than $I,OOO,O9O.
At present these associations pay
taxes practically only on their Office
fixtures. Officers of the associa-
tions contend that if their capital
stock is taxed it will practically re-
suit in double taxation, as the
stockholders already pay taxes on
their investments.
The tax commission has secured
special counsel and plans to make
the suit a test case. If successful
it will bring suits against all the
other building and loan associa-
tions in the state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11

of latitude as the Garden of Eden,
and the climate is the same as that
OF Los Angeles.
The highest mountain in the
United States between the ALE
ghanies and the Rockies, is Mount
Magazine, in Arkansas.
More pearls are found in the
rivers of Arkantas than any other
state in the Union, many of them
selling as high as $4,000 each.
The richest land in the world is
in Arkansas, as is shown by the
fact that the first premium on cot
ton has always been awarded to the
state by the worlds fairs.
The counties in Arkansas, ac-
cording to the United States census,
Benton and Washington, have more
apple trees than any other counties
in the United States, Niagara coun-
ty, New York; being third. -Ex.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
Makes Crop With a Goat

Earl Hopkins, a young lad who
resides three miles north of Rogers,
has proven himself to be a great
corn producer. He selected one
acre of ground early in the spring,
procured goat and began to pre-
pare it for planting corn. He work
ed the goat to small plow and
broke the ground with his little
outit. He also rugged up a set of
harness and hitched his goat to a
small wagon and in that way hauled
manure upon tie ground, placing
small shovel of it in each hill of
cora. He complied strictly to the
rlles Of scientific farming, and had
the Lest Of results. He gathered
the corn, which had been cultivated
by the help of his goat and the one
acre yielded him fifty bushels. Sol.
iphone.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
THE STAR HERALD'S
HONOR ROLL
List of Friends Who Have Paid
Subscriptions During Last
Three Weeks

The following named persons at
the different postoffices are those
who have advanced cash on sub
scriptlon to the Star Herald during
the last three weeks. Our sub
scription list was revised the first
and second weeks in October and
the label on the papers does not
show any credit to those who have
paid since the list was completed. {.
Therefore we are taking this meth
cd of letting each and every one
who has paid know that his or her
subscription has been duly credit
tied on our books. During the
next few weeks under this heading
will appear the names of all who
pay subscriptions and the same will
serve as receipt for cash to the
subscriber. This will save ''us a
great deal of time and trouble max.
ing out receipts and at the same
time will show the names of those
who renew their subscription from
time to time. Get your name on
the honor roll, if it is not there
already.
The list is as follows:
Biggers-S F Harrison, w D
Cox, r II Segraves, R NJ Luter,
J A Ferguson, Jas Wisner, Frank
Rice, ] g Graham, Foster Luter,
A M johnson, L B Bird, F NJ Lu.
ter, ] L Stubble6eld, Rv Parker,
J G Weatherford.
Pocahontas-W f Bonner, w
Q Brown, John Baltz, G w Burk,
ii Collier, John 5. Campbell, Mrs
Martha Dame, c E Dilport, John
Early, Pete Frenken, Joe Hogan,
J G Holmes, James johnson, JL
Knots, A H Keith, J w Lingle,
J w McMullen, Mrs J n Martin,
w P Mcdaniel, w M Magruder,
w G Depew, Mrs John Thomas,
II F Jackson, Mason Stacy, Ed
/ Sparkman, VIM Teel, S G WAY.
mon
Reyno-Dr Fred Hill, } w Alb
bott, Geo Galleghy.
supply D Q Fowler, A E
Reeves, Sam Stout.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11

day, Jas Graham, NJ Z Hulvey, J
R Broadway, l. R Smith, J E Far
row, E E Tyler, w H 7 Frazier.
Dalton "A n kirkpatrick, B E
Brown, G w Toney, J r Laughry,
Mrs d A Westfall, S L Ballard,
Fred Cook, Dave Cook, A G Clay
ton, G d Blackwell, G w Cypret.
A Nj Doss
In addition to the foregoing re-
mittances have been received from
friends living outside of Randolph
county, as follows:
sc Dowell, Ed Holmes, John
Inman, Walnut Ridge; E F Dalton,
Burr, Mo; J M Stout, Little,
Okla; j S Allen, Minorca, Ark;
J l. Archer, Portia, Ark; Mrs
Aisle Allen, Hope, Ark; + Z Ca
hill, Gilman, H.; L H Clark,
Clover Bend, Ark; John A Derr.
Boonville, Ind; J r Davis, Little,
Okla; Fred Downey, San Francisco,
Calf; Z r Gather, Gatewood,
Mo-; Hon. Geo. T.. Humphries,
Salem, Ark; D H Hawkins, Bryan.
tine, New Mex; H J Jackson,
Rector, Ark; Al Million, Caprop,
Okla; III w McMullen, Neeley-
vile, Mo-; T J Morris, Romney,
Tex; Miss Bertha O'Neal, Ward
vile, Okla; NJ Z Price, Golden
City, Mo-; DR. Ii E Ruff, Heber,
Ark; Miss Alma Spikes, Fayette.
vile, Ark; Peter Walterschied,
San Dimas, Calf; Miss Maude
Wells, Lauratown, Ark; w. K.
Beloate, Walnut Ridge, Ark.