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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
FINE BOOKS ADDED
 ID TIE LIBRARY Scientific Works Valuable Ad-
 dition of Past Week SOME REGENT GIFTS Clubs and Various Organizations of Birmingham Are Taking an Inter- est Which Means Much for In-
 stitution.s Future
SOME REGENT GIFT

Men who think of the Birmingham Pub. lie Library as depository for young girls love novels will be interested ir hearing that a recent purchase has been made of collection of the most authen. tic books on scientific subjects. In this collection may be found topics of interest to the busiest business men, like Mitch ells Mosquito Life" and Haeckers His tory of Creation.' Below is a representa- tive list of works in the scientific de- partment:
 Handbook of Precious Stones" Roths- child
 Our Native Trees Keeler.
 "Eleetricity Made Simple" Haskins. The Law of Psychic Phenomena, ]" Hudson.
 The Training of Wild Animals Bos- tock.
 Evolution of Animal Life," Jordan. Botany, Bailey.
 Man and the Earth" Shaler. "Handhook of Rocks" Kempe.
 ''The Conquest of the Air" Rotch. The American Natural History" Hor- nady.
 History of Creation" Haeckel. s
 NOiHtnon MlHeIdis ana ROckS, NTOsDy. "Everyday Butterfiies,P Seudder. Light and Electricity" Tyndall. ."Electricity of Today Gibson. "Evolution the Master Key" Saleeby. Physical Nature of the Child. Rowe. "Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony . Massie.
 ''The Money Makers Morley. "Our Heritage the Sea- ,Bullen. Mans Place in the Universe Wal lace.
 Familiar Trees" Mathews
 Nature and Man in America,' Shaler. "Climate," Ward.
 Standard Electrical Dictionary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
SAM BLAKE, CANDIDATE FOR CLERK AND REG
 ISTER OF CITY COURT

The announcement of Sam Blake for the office of clerk and register Of tho city court is of interest to thousands or voters of Jefferson county, for few men in the district are better known. MT. Blake is peculiarly well qualified for the position owing to his long experi- ence. For Is years he was deputy clerk of the city court and probably no other man in the county is so familiar with the affairs of the office.
 For the past four years he has been chief clerk in the probate office, where he has had dealings with scores of citi- zens every day. His efficient methods and courteous manner have made him one of the most popular public officials of the county.
 MT. Blake, by reason of his personal popularity and fine equipment for the duties of the office, Is generally con sidered the logical candidate for the place, and his friends feel that his elec- ton is certain. WI
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E. C. smith

F. c. Smith. one of the oldest resi- dents of the county, died yesterday morning at o'clock at his residence at Woodlawn. Mr. Smith had lived in Jefferson county since 1869 and had resided at Woodlawn for the last 21 years. He was a Confederate veteran having served over three years as a member of Wheelers cavalry in the civil war. He was member of the Baptist church at East Lake. As a pioneer settler he Is known all over this part of the state. He is survived by seven children: The Rev. William H. Smith, D. D., or Rich mond, Va, E. F Smith, Harry Smith, Miss Ilo Smith, Miss Azelia Smith and Mrs. Boyd Wal dron of Woodlawn, and Mrs. Dora Full ton of Leeds, Ala.
 The funeral will take place from the residence this afternoon at o'clock and will be in charge of the Rev. ". M. Blackwelder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
PHYSICAL CULTURE
 The Promoter of Health
Prof. J. B. Roche's Chart Should be
 In Every Home
The Vigorous Man and Woman Is the Leader of All.
OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN

The mental moral. physical wreck has no place in the business world. The Roche system ot Physical Culture gives to everyone the power to think, to work to act and develope vital strength end give you strong stomach. heart and lungs and fill your veins with rich blood and nerve force and make life worth living
 Why fig 1t that few people die of old age? Ask your doctor
 The great law of nature says, that in order to be healthy, must exercise. But this we often fail to do and the cry is, Cant spare the time; too busy!'' Poor physical wrecks
 You have confined yourself to office and business life for the accumulation of wealth But examine your physical condition and you will nnd that you not a good business man in one re- spect at least, although your financial credit Is A Mo- 1; your physical bank has collapsed and your bodily credit is ruined
 You may exercise your brain vigorously, while the muscles quite idle, and the blood circulates faster
 The heart is chiefly composed of muscles and when exercise, 1t beats strongly. and the blood flows more rapidly, not only through the muscles, but through the skin liver and from the blood and purifes the system and wards off numerous diseases, such as paralysis. paresis. apop'exy. locomotor ataxia and nervous complaints in their various forms.
 The breathing and vibration exercise Is one of the main features of the Roche System, ana It Is the only system without the use Of apparatus Wnich reaches the vital organs and does for these what many other systems do for the exterior muscles, puts them in shape to stand the strain or every day life. By simply devoting ten minutes to the exercise daily, you cure yourself Of all those minor ailments which have been brought on by each movement, is furnished to the pupil Tho Roche System should be in every home. Mrs. J. F Roche will conduct the ladies' classes, giving women ar equal footin,, with rns-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
DR. FOSTER WILL FILL
 HIS PULPIT TODAY

The Rev. Dr. J. s. Foster, pastor Of the First Presbyterian church, has recovered from his illness, and will fill his pulpit this morning Dr. Foster will deliver a special sermon on Men in the Chui ch.' Not only the members of the church are urged to attend, but all the men in the city are especially invited. It will prob ably remove some of the doubts in the minds of men about the church, and the work which can be done there. Dr. Foster is becoming popular in Birmingham as & pulpit orator. having "a deft pull at tue soul strings which is said to be walk ing up his hearers.
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SPECIAL RATES
 Via
 tgyNZl

New Orleans, Ln., and Return, $1O9O, accoun annual session Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Tickets on sale April g, 10, II and 12 limited for return April 25. 1910, with the privilege of extension to May 10 by deposit and payment of fee of $1.
 special Homeseckers' Rates to points in the west and northwest. Tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays of each month, limited for return 20 days from date of sale.
 Special One-way SecOnd-class colon ist rates to the west and northwests San Francisco and Los Angeles. .$34.50 Portland and Seattle .......... 4S.25
 Other points in proportions. Tickets to be sold from March to April 15.
 Nashville, Tenn. and Return. $6.4O. account Religious Educational associa- ton, Tickets on sale March and q, final limit March 12, 1910
 Mobile. Ala, and Return, @S35. Ac- count Alabama State Sunday School association Tickets on sale March 22 and 2s, with final limit March 29. 1910.
 For further, information call on or write to P. Sid Jones. D. P A., both phones 977. Birmingham, Ala.
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Total ... -. ... ..9ioV
 From Music study club, sSO worth of books on music; subscription to Musical Courier"
 Prem Mrs. NJ. F. Stevens of the Gold Lion. s6O.
 From College women's association, s25. 50.
 From Quest club. Highland Book club Qui Vive club, Cionian club and Chau" tauqua Circle, each, one years subserip- ton to daily newspaper.
 From Edgewood club. S6.5O
 From Shakespeare club, 5.
 From Twentieth Century club, B.
 From Different citizens, since January l, 1910, 365 volumes.
 "In addition to the above the Bir- mingham Library association is ordering new books as fast as they can be cat aloged. A consignment of over 3o0 chil- dren's books came fin yesterday. There is. at present, a fund of over 5000 in bank for books to the credit of the asso- ciation. The Knights of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians have un- dertaker to plave the proper Catholic literature on the shelves of the library. This will prove of interest to Catholic and Protestan. alike and will do much toward broadening the library's scope or usefulness.
 "On reading the above report the secre- tarv was instructed to extsnd the thanks of the association to the generous helpers of the library cause.
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Sloane.
 "Earthduakes." Dutton.
 Static Electricity. Mason.
 Astronomy With an Opera Glass Ser viss.
 Dan Boards Animal Book.
 Works of Darwin.
 Works of Huxley.
 Introduction to Geology" Scott. Little Brothers of the Air" Miller. Southern Wild Flowers and Trees Lounsberry.
 "F'ield Book of American Wild Flow CTS, ," Mathews.
 Flame Electricity and the Camera, ' Igles.
 "The Brook Book" Miller
 Story of Primitive Man. Clodd. "Our Common Birds" Grant
 "Our Insect Friends and Enemies Smith
 .The Races of Man." Deniker. "The Bird Book" Eckstorm.
 Birds and Bees.' Burroughs. Artificial and Natural Flight Maxim. "Evolution and It's Relation to Relig- ious Thought" Le Conte.
 Agricultural Botany" Percival. "Our Trees and How to Know Them" Emerson.
 Magnetism" Houston and Kennedy. "Field Book of Wild Flowers" Mathews. "Economlc Geology of the United States, RleS
 "Earthquakes," Milne
 Experimental Science Hopkins. Birds of Village and Field" Merriam. Familiar Flowers of Field and Gar den," Mathews.
 scientific sidelights." Fernaid. "Three Kingdoms. Ballard Heat Mode of Motion," Tyndal Hydraulics" Bovey.
 "Structural and Field Geology Geikie "Organie Chemistry" Ramsen. "Chemical Analysis Of Iron," Blair. "Chemistry." Ramsen. "Qualitative Chemical Analysis Pres colt and Johnson.
 "Arcana of Nature" Futile. Mosquito Life" Mitchell. Theory and Practice of Surveying Johnson.
 select Methods in Chemical Analysis" Crookes.
 Credit to PhiIanthropists As means of rewarding those who have contributed to tbs making of the library, the following clipping from the report of the secretary of the Library as sociation, submitted at a recent meet ing of the executive board, is published. The Birmingham Public library has recently received;
 From the Birmingham Art club, five oil paintings; s100 for books on fine art; one years subscription to "The Studio From the several members of Cad moan (irc1e follows.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
HOPE FOR DRUG ADDICTS
Free Distribution of q Successful Rem
 edy Has Done Untold Good.

New York March 5-It is estimated that within a comparatively short time nearly three thousand persons, addicted to the use of opium morphine in some form have taken advantage of the offer of the Waterman Institute, 124 East 25th street. Branch 30, New York, to send a free supply of a truly remarkably home remedy for these insidious and dangerous habits The expressions of satisfaction derived from the continued use of the remedy are practically unanimous. It IS said that the free distribution will be continued for time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
LUTHER SMITH JURY HAS
 NOT REACHED VERDICT
To rHE DEMocRATs oF IEFFERsoN CoUNTY:-

The jury in the Luther Smith mur- der case had not reache ed a verdict at 10 o'clock last night and went to bed. They took the case early Fri day afternoon and will probably be kept together until Monday afternoon at least until a verdict is agreed upon. Judge Fort, before whom the case was tried. Is of the opinion that jury should be able to decide upon a yer dict in a capital punishment case and thus save the county the expense of an- other trial In accordance with this, he will not release a jury under two or three days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Jacob Epstein

Jacob Epstein. A years old, died yes- terday morning at his residence, 1912 Avenue D. Mr. Epstein was promi- nenf merchant of the city and was a member of the Southern Star lodge, I. o. V. A, No. $40. All members of this lodge are requested to meet today to attend the funeral.
 MT. Epstein is survived by wife and four children. The funeral will be this morning at the residence and interment will be in K'Nesseth cem- eterX
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Prof. J. B. Dpche.
AKEY TO HUMAN LIFE G. w. Rains, Pres. Collier Drug Co'

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Charles J. Schneider

The funeral of Charles J. Schneider, infant son of MT. and Mrs. M. J. Schneider, 1S1414 First avenue, was held yesterday afternoon at the resi- dence. Interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
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Frederick Black

The funeral of Frederick Black, in fant son of Mr and Mrs. E. R. O. Black, who died yesterday morning, was held yesterday afternoon. The funeral was at the residence of the parents, 1l01 Fourteenth avenue and interment was in the Elmwood cemetery.
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Hit Ry Mad DaP

John Griffin. well known locomo- tive engineer. living at 3921 Avenue c, has taken his little 4-yearold son to Montgomery to be treated at the Pas teur institute.
 The child was terribly lacerated by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
THE MA. CURED
 PATIENTS

Whom we have dismissed after coming to us almost physical and financial bankruPts from treating with others, and the many sufferers who come to Us from friends Of theirs who have recommended our treat naents, are LIVING EVIDENCES of our SUI perior methods for curing Pelvic Diseases of Men.
 There is absolutely no patchwork about the results of the course of treatment we give for each of the diseases we make specially of treating, for soon after begin hing our treatment every symptom disap- pears and the trouble never -recurs.
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w. T. (bill) White can now be found at Varley & Bauman
 Clothing Co.,, 1910 Sd Avenue.
WATCH SANTO TUESDAY

WATCH SANTO TUESDAY.
 The only perfect Vacuum Cleaner will be demonstrated Tuesday and Wednesday in show windows of Birmingham Railway, Light and Power com pany. Ladies especially invited. 18-karat Carbon Paper is the best and cheapest. Give trial or der. Southern Mercantile Mfg. Co.,, 224-25 Chamber of Com |merce Bldg.
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IMPORTANT

every suffering from CHRONIC DISEASE or will explain to you of developed after
  which time alone is tried by thousands and has proven
 cannot lose anything De- cause charge you certainly yourself INVESTIGATE OUR other Specialist be- foreyou elsewhere.
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GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones 1902.
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SHAW, The Undertaken. 210s and 2il6 ,th avenue. Both phones 9.
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mad dog which ran wild near the Grif- fin home. The infuriated animal caused the greatest excitement in the neigh borhood and it Is understood that d lady was also attacked by the dog.
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PERSONS IN THE NEWS

MRS. w. SEWARD WEBB, w s. Webb Jr.,
H. Walter Webb, Mr.. and Mrs James Law
renee and Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Purdy make
up party Of New Workers. who have re-
turned from visit to Yosemite and taken
apartments at the Palace.
c. A. THOMPSON, who is Interested in steel
manufactures, and Edward Alexander an Off
Ger in the American manufacturing company
Of st. Louis, among the recent arrivals at
the st. Francis.
DR.. and MRS. THOMAS G. ASHTON and party
of Philadelphia arrived yesterday from the
south, where they have been enjoying short
sojourn. and have taken apartments at the
st. Francis.
COLONEL J. B. LANKERsHIM, proprietor OF
the Lankershm hotel in Los Angeles is at
the Palace. Lankershim has large property In
terests in this city also.
CoMTE ALFRED DE PUYFoNTAINE, Douglas
Read Of Paris and Carlos Mayer of New York
make up party Of tourists staying at the
st. Francis
j. w. KENRIcK, vice president Of the Santa
Fe, and A. G.. Wells, general manager Of
the coast division. guests at the Palace.
H. N. KENNEDY, general agent Of the North
ern Pacific railroad company. Is at the st.
Francis. registered from Spokane.
T. v. SCOTT OF Pittsburg Is registered at the
Stewart.
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Mistaken Identity
Carried to Limit

the place for
had met On returning nome at night
the and ENJOY the night ar
along and his fellow lodg on the
conclusion that burglars were IN the mouse and
guard lookout beng alarmed
decided walk and down the
until policeman showed up
marching and down the street
opportunity enter Therefore
decided
other walked the The latter tired OF the
the block search Of the police
than the the steps rushed
grabbed shoulder and thung the his
told him remain until a policeman arrived
I'm looking for a policeman myself said No 2
That with retorted No l.
followed the ultimate result
No
fellow dodgers
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NORRIS MEYERrELD JR., president ~ The
orpneum vaudeville circuit will leavs 10
Europe. sur "0n'"S III
=. "a SA1 OF Toronto. III. b. Gregory Of
santa Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. ]. q Wild
OF Denver make up party STAYING at the
"aALAAh sTAPLEToN, editor OF the Denver
republican, and George B. Hopkins ~ New
iOrk are staying at the Palace
Mr.. and MRS. HENRY vrHxpu.xr -
MISS Dorothy weherhane OF orapee. n n
are guests at the Fairmont.
Q. 3. GARDNER, western rsnrs.sn+.,,~. =,
plumbing supply house at chicago ~ stsvins
at the Argonaut
AAAL AAus, mining man Of OroviIle. is
among the recent arrivals at the ST. Francis.
OTTO ErTEL, manager OF the R,sraarE hotel
Chicago is staying at the st. Francis.
z. Z. BRIGGS, a banker Of ersd1ev ts among
the recent arrivals at the Stewart.
j. Z. pouGHERTY, bicycle dealer Of Fresno
Is registered at the Argonaut
j. 7. DOUGLAS, a hotelnan Of Golddeld. Is
registered az the st. Francis.
DIR. J. Z. ROBERTS Of Philadelphia b &C the
Palace.
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and Warren of Wyoming Warren very consider
able ability but he like Carter sandpae type
and his leadership would declaration
Lodge OF Massachusetts be regarded eligible
sandpat element holds control He scholarly man.
make pretty speeches. His colleague Crane far ADLER
suffers from the fact that he public speaker and hold
his in debate
The elections change the complexion of the
that the standpers will longer the republican
and that the leadership would naturally fall
either one Of the Iowa pair. Doliver Cummns
The whole doubt-so that
nmated that Adrich will be told
his purpose retire In the public that purpose
based I'll health 1t said that his
better.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-25
THE MAN OF THE HOUR

With his pencil and his list
Comes the census man;
Answer hfn1-you can't resist,
Tell the census mani
Are you working for a wage?
VIII you kindly state your age?
Do not fly into rage
Tell the census man.
Are you black or are you white?
Tell the census man.
Can you read and can you write?
Tell the census man.
We're you born in Europe, pray,
Or within the U. S. A?
Give the facts without delay
Tell the census mani
Married. or a bachelor?
Tell the census man.
Were you in the civil war?
Tell the census man.
Were you out of work last year?
All these questions may sound quee
But there's nothing you need fear
Tell the census mani
New York Sun.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES

CHEWING GUM-Subscriber City. What IL
chewing gum made of? Does animal matter
enter into the composition:
This gum is made from the prepared
balsam of tolu, white sugar and oat-
meal. Some gum is made from paraffin
dissolved in olive oil and glycerin.
Animal matter does not enter into it's
composition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alameda What was
the date OF the conviction of Cordelia Botkin
for killing Mrs. ]. p. Dunning:
December 81, 1898.
EMPEROR AND KING-Subscriber CITY
What is the difference between an emperor and
a king?
The title or emperor is more dignf-
fed than that ofHxing, and is given to
rulers Of large countries. AS used in
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france. 1t carried with it the idea OF
personal or absolute government.
Usually an emperor has more power
man King, but that does not neces-
governs kings
LOYAL LEAGUES. What was the .lorsl
iesgue OF te civil war times
II was-a name given to many Of the
ORGANIZATIONS effected among the
nesroes OF the south during the recon
newly acquired rights.
LICENSE. r. F., CITY. I7ndsr th. tao,. -
CsLirornia must both parties who wisb n pro-
cure marriage license appear before the cointv
clerk for examina ton? 'S'o'e 'Ne e0uu''
required to appear.