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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07
FAMOUS VIOLINIST
 IS REMEMBERED

Christiania, Norway February G. Special l.)-The one hundredth anni- versary of the birth of Ole Bull, the famous violinist. was celebrated today at Bergen, his birthplace, and quite generally throughout Norway. His widow, who was Miss Sarah c. Thorpe of Madison, Wis, and their laughter, who lives in the United States, have contributed $1400 to the Bull founda- ton at Bergen. The violinist lived many years in the United States, be- coming citizen of that country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07
Rox Accidentally K,u,.S

Columbus, Ga, February 6.-Emmet Cody the S-year-o!d son of W. E. Cody a well-krown livery man, was accidental ly shot and killed by Jesse Montgomery aged years, while hunting near this city this afternoon. The top of the Cody boys head was almost>blown off.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07
Gunboat at gcpsacoIa

Pensacola. Fla, February 6-The gun boat Dubuque arrived here today from New York participate in the Mardi Gras festivities which commence Monday. The vessel experienced exceptionally weather in the gulf after leaving Key West.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07
sm.lIpcx Closes Schools

IJniontown, Pa, February S-of the as cases of smallpox reported it is said only A few patients will probably lose Their lives. but as a precaution the pub lie schools have suspended. All the folley cars in the coke region and passenger coaches on the Mononsahela aiy;sion of the Pennsylvania are also Undergoing disinfection and the trains have been ordered to make no flag stops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07
seaboard Change Schedule

Effective Sunday February 9th, No. s2 now leaving 7;so will leave FOO a. m.
 Night train No. 50 now leaving at g. m., will be withdrawn west of Cedartown.
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Observance in Chicago

Chicago, February 6.--In Chicago the one hundredth anniversary of Ole Bull was observed with the bust of the violinist, at which was present Mrs. Ole Bull Vaughan. the only dauKh- ter of the virtuoso. Mrs Vaughan came from Cambridge, Mass. for tbe event. accompanied by Joseph G. Thorp, brother-in-law of Ole Bull.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07
HUBBARD BROS. 6
COTTON MEACHANTs.

COTTUN AR4tCHANISs Nanevm nanpre, New Terk. MENBERS-New York Cotton Ex. change. Now York Coffee Exchange, Nov orleans Cotton Exchange, Chicago Board cf Trade Associate Nembesp LavssDesi cetten Assoe,atten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

One of Burns last big pieces of worK for the Treasury Department was the ap- prehension of Dimmick, who robbed the San Francisco mint of s3O0p. Dlmmck had just been released from san Stuehtia prison after doing nine years. It took two years to secure a conviction. Dim mick was assistant superintendent Of the mint and he had succeeded in familiar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

port next season, where their palace Is one of the show. places.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

Ulrch is said to have beenNthe greatest genius of his kind until the time of Fay
 Tor and Bredell, who made sl00 Monroe head silver certificates so well that ex- perts in the Treasury Department de- cared they were genuine. ulrich had just been released from prison in Germa- nv for a job over there when he came to this country to do some work for Broadway and Bradford. the same being to engrave a $100 note for them. Ulrich came over here and was lost until two secret service men. Schuyler and Daniels, located him in Cincinnati. Then Burns took the job. He, engaged a fiat across the street from where Ulrich was liv- ing and for six months he took him up
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MT. and Mrs T. Safe Shaw of the New port fashionables. have foresaken Palm Beach this winter. Their son fell i'll last
 month, so they have decided to spend the balance of the wintry season in south- ern California They will reside in New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

iSo9. s2l7 more horses and 4s7 more dogs were slaughtered than in the correspond ,ne period of 1908. Taking an average of 16t5O GOO horses and 7000 dogs slaughtered annually the total yearly consumption in Germany amounts to about 45,OOo,00 GOO pounds of horse flesh and 140,0o0 pounds of dog flesh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

With reference to a statement published recently regarding consumption of horse and dog fish in Germany. the Morgan post publishes official statistics. accord ing to which 13S,675 horses and 6S@ dogs were slaughtered in Germany in 1908, showing as regards horses a slight in- crease on the figures for 1907, but de- crease of ten thousand on those for 19o6
 and as regards dogs decreases of 30 on 1e0T and 159 on 1906 There was cer
 tainly an increase in the consumption of horse and dog flesh in 1909 the result of increased prices fin the better class of meats. During the first nine months of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

Emigrants from Germany during 1909 numbered 26.000. an increase of 6l00 com pared with 1908 and a decrease of 570O compared with 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

Mrs. Ada Phipps of Denver, Pittsburg ano New York, has gone to Florida to spend the balance of the winter. The Phipps town house at 27s Lexington ave- nue, is now in the hands of the care taker. Mrs. Phipps was accompanied south by her debutaAte niece, Miss Alice Gouverneur Kortright. who is, as the name suggests. a descendant of one of our oldest Dutch families.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-07

Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, now in Lon don. will return to America in March Mir. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt will go to Palm Beach early in Lent Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave dinner and musicale last night.
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OF trouble succeeded IN getting into
the dry substitutes. Then they lower
ed the wet bundles into the water aud
quietly stole on through the brush to
the kings highway. mile or two
above town.
I'VE take this path here for the
upper road" finally said Hobbs ITS
good two hours walk up the noun.
tain 10 RabOts. where we get the
horses"
AT 4 o'clock. as the sun reached
M with his long rcd fingers from be-
hind the Monastery mountain. Trux.
ton King aud Hobbs rode away from
Rabots cottage high In the bills. re-
freshed and sound Of heart. Isabot's
son rode with them. sturdy. loyal
lad. who had leaped joyously At the
chance TO serve his prince.
Now let us turn 90 John Tullis and
his quest In the hills. u goes without
saying that he found no trace OF his
sister or her nbduct0rs. On the 9th
day large force Of Dawslcrrcn
soldiers. led 10y Prince Dantau himself.
A'Aht Aat Ahhk'us ulhNlflflitI AtufIliuu
and his half starved men encamped In
a rocky deiile In the heart 81 the vii.
dcrnesS
That same night Grnustark noun
tainecr passed the scntincls and
brought news OF the disturbance In
Edelwclss.
In fash II occurred Co John Tullls
that Marianx was nj the bottom Of
this doviltry. Tho abduction OF To-
raine was a part Of bis plan! Prince
Dantan advised Sicedy return 20
the city. Ills men were at the com
mand Of the American. Moreover. the
prince himself decided 20 accompany
the troops.
Before sunrise the command. now
ave or six hundred strong. was pick
Ing It's way down the dangerous noun
tain roads toward the main highway.
Fifteen miles below Edelweiss they
came upon the company Of soldiers
sent out TO preserve order In the rail-
road camps. which was. 81 course. a
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Special Notice.

Those owing US notes or accounts
must make arrangements for settle
ments at once. as We positively will
not carry over any notes or accounts
with the present existing high prices
of your farm products. So do not
ask for extension.
Notices will be mailed you with
statements of account or note, and
IL not paid promptly, will be placed
In hands of officers for collection.
J. r. & S. L. Dodds Co.
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AhE hhAAANs
TROM the highlands below the
n Monastery Captain Haas and
III his men were able 20 study the
situation In the city. The inn
practicability OF an assault on any nnr
OF the stubborn. well guarded gates
was at once Recognized A force OF
200 men, no matter how well trained
or how determined. could not be- "a
pected to surmount walls that had
often withstood the attack OF as many
thousands. The wisdom OF delaying
until few thousand loyal though
poorly armed countrymen could b,.
brought into play against the city az
pealed at once to Prince Dantan and
John TullIs.
Squads OF men were sent without de-
lay into the hills and valleys to cal.
the panic stricken. wayering farmers
into the fold. John Tullls headed the
company that struck OFF into the well
populated Ganlook district.
Marlanx. as II realizing the nature
OF the movement In the hills. began
a furious assault on the gates leading
90 the castle. The watchers In the hills
could see as well as hear the conflici
that ragged almost at their feet. so q,
speak.
The next morning Captain Haas an
nounced 10 his followers that Marlanx
had begun TO shell the castle. Biz
guns In the fortress were hurting great
shells over the city. dropping them in
the park. On the other hand. Colonel
Quinnox during the night had swuna
three Calling guns to the top OF the
wall; they were stationed nj intervals
along the wall. commanding ever
point from which an assault might IL.
expected.
That night recruits from the farms
and villages began to stragglc into thu
camp. They were armed with rides.
ordinary shotguns and unique blum
derbusses. swords. slaves and aged
lances. All were willing TO die In the
service OF the little prince. BY the
close OF the second day nearly 1000
men were encamped above the city.
Late that night John Tullis rode into
camp at the head Of a great company
from the Ganlook province. He had
rctaken the town Of Ganlook. seized
the fortress and recruited the entire
lighting strength Of the neighborhood.
More than that he had unlimbered
and conveyed TO the provisional camp
two OF the big guns that stood above
the gates at the fortress.
Marlanx trained two OF his big guns
on the camp in the hills. From the
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! RUXTON.
{ KING
Copyright. 1903. BY Georss
Barr NeCeiehson
Copyright 1909. BY Dodd.
Mead a Company

The sky was overcast. the night as
black NJ ebony. The four men left the
officers quarters az o'clock. making
their way 10 the historic old gate IN
the glen below the castle
God BE- with YOU" said oulnnox
fcrvently. The four men shook hands.
and King Slipped into the water With.
out n moments hesitation.
Right after me. Hobbs" he said.
and then his head went under
A minute later be and Hobbs were
on the outside Of the gate. gasplng
for breath. Standing In water to their
necks. ouinnoK and Iladdan passed the
equipment through the barred open.
ingH. There were whls cred good.
bps and then twu u,isillr heads
bobbei or IN the night. W1ding In the
swirl lowing canal az &C. their chlns.
Swimming would have bccu danger
Gus on account OF the noise
Holding their belongings high above
their heads. with their hearts In their
mouths. King and the Engiishman felt
their way carefully along the bed OF
the strain.
A hundred yards from the gate they
cra wicd ashore and made their way
pp over the steep bank Into the thick.
Wild undcrbrush
They stealthily stripped themselves
Of the wet gnrmeuts aud after no end
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HICKMAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY DEC 15 1910

serted railroad camps. moved swiftly
into the defile, led by young Rabot
Truxton King rode beside the brother
OF the girl he loved. uttering words Of
cheer and encouragement
THE Countess Ingomede-h has any
thing been heard from hery" asked
Tullis. He had been thinking OF her
for days and nights
We'll. nothing definite" said King
evasively.
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Ing his name with all the power In his
lungs.
Thank God. we've found your
cried the horseman.
"Kingr' exclaimed Tullis. suddenly
recognizing him. A moment later
they were clasping hands
What has happened. Klngf Where
have you been? We looked for you
after your disap"-
That's ancient history" interrupted
the other. How soon can you get
these troops on the marchY There's
not n moment TO be lost"
Good glory. man. tell me what II Is.
What has happenedi The prince
what OF hlmT" cried Tullis. grasplng
Kings arm IN the clutch Of wise.
"He sends his love aud resclnds the
order Of exile" said King. smiling.
then seriously: "Marlanx has taken
the city. II was all game. this get
ting rid OF you. The prince aud thc
others are bcsleged IN the castle.
Thank God we got 10 you IN time.
Back here couple Of miles We came
upon a small gang 81 robbers. We had
bit OF shooting. aud. ! regret To say
no one was bagged"
"Loraine-wherei Is she. KiugY"
Don't tremble Ike that. old man
She's safe enough IN the castle. Oh
II was flne game Marlanx had In
HIS mindr'
While the troopers were making
ready for the march Truxton King
and Hobbs related their story 20
eager. Mortified groups ~ officers
Finally the battalion. augmented by
the misgulded cnmnnnv from the dc
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OUR ADVERTISERS are respectful.
ly requested to get their copy in not
later than Tuesday during the remain
der Of this month We cannot guar
antee its insertion unless this is OBJ
served.-The Courier.
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Deep-seated coughs that resist or
binary remedies require both extern
al and internal treatment. If you buy
a dollar bottle of BILLIARDS HORE
HOUND SYRUP you get the two
remedies you need for the price of
one. There is a HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER PORUS PLASTER for the
chest. free with each bottle. Sold by
Hickman Drug Co.
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JUDGE WISE.
Business Philosopher.

Trouble never tries 10 dodge those
Who do not try 20 dodge IT," says
the Judge. But all your troubles
ever drugs and prescriptions may be
easily lodged by going TO The Hick.
man Drug Co."
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Don't fail to devote a few minutes
of your time to reading the Christ
mas announcements in this paper.
They will make your holiday shoppin
easy.
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further reinforcement

further reinforcement
The sound OF shooting IN the dis
lance struck their ears. Instantly the
entire force was alert A dozen shots
were fired In rapid succession. then
single reports far apart The steady
beat OF horses feet were now plain
to the attentive company. There was
quick, incisive call to arms. A squad
stood ready for action.
A small group OF horsemen came
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CHRISTMAS POST CARDS. a very
handsome line ranging from 1c TO
10c each.-Helm & Ellison.
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numbering dow n
the dehle. Three
minutes after the
firing W as FIRST
heard sentries
threw their rifles
TO their shoulders
and blocked the
approach OF the
riders.
A Wild. glad
3 h out went up
from the foremost
norseiilan. lie had
pulled his beast
TO its launches
aim ost at the
muzzles OF the
guns.
1T ullisr he
shouted. waving
his hat
John Tullls ran
toward the excit-
ed group Ia the
ad. lie saw
three men. one OF
" hnFrn ma UH.nN
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CHAPTER XIX.
eyasiyely.
THE RETURN

TIE RETURN.
NROM the highlands below the
II Monastery Captain Haas and
his men were able 20 study the
gitunffon I'm tho city 'rha i'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
Notas de Mayaguez

Esta noche da Ia compania de opera
Su 1ltima function.
Sc reprcsentara la immortal obra
del immortal maestro Giuseppe Verdi.
Al terminar la corta temporada dc
opera queda como un vaciO EN- alma
de los amantes del arte musical, aiin
mas cuando solo hemos podido apre--
ciar 4 los artistas en- una o dos Obras.
Por ejemplo; la senorita Massa, una
gran cantante, solo ha trabajado una
vez. Di Bernardo 10 mismo. al igual
que otros simpaticos artistas
Nuestro publico teatral We paltir al
tenor Paganelh, con mucha pena pues
deseaba oirle cantar en- otras 0bras. lie
gina Alvarez y este han resultado ser
los favoritos del ptblicO.
Que lleven feliz viaie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
UNA CIRCULAR

Los senores N. Santini y Co., S. en- G.
de Caguas, nos participant que ham cons
titllido una sociedad mercantil en- CO.
mandita, con domicilio en- Caguas, que
irara bajo la expresada raz6n social
y de la que son comanditarios don Eduar
do Gorgetti y don Adrian Perez, y ges
tor administrators con el uso de la fir
ma social, don Nieolas Santini Torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06


La Voz de la Patria ha publicado
una relaci6n de los aspirantes a los em
pleos pnblicos en- la administration re
publicana que empezara a actuar en-
Enero de 1911.
En- dicha relaci6n hay ciertos nom
bres de personals que por ser conner
eiantes, no necesitan tomar parte en ell
reparto del botin municipal, pero hay
otros que de verdad necesitan un
punto de apoyo...
Y como, decir verdad, los aspirantes
son varios, con la probabilidad de echar
le mano un destino, va a. haber
coreligionarios que hasta perderan el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06

Segiln acuerdo del COlegio de Aboga
dos de esta ciudad Sc ha de gestionar q.
para ell desempeno de los puestos de
Secretario y Marshals de las Corbes de
Distrito, deban ser los candidates abo
gados.
No esta NAL este acuerdo, porqlle con
los abogados que hay y los que faltan
Dor venir. va ser necesario inpentar
"algo" para ir tirando un par de ani
tos--como dicen en- LA gatita '--en 10
que Megan las nuevas elccciones.
DIRE. 4 1910.
Tn.,.--...o,a.I II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
fOUIERE listed GANAR IN
RELOJ?

A fines del corriente mes de D9ci>-n
bre, regalaremoS un reloJ entire los
ectores del BOLETIN.
Sc elegira y senalara de un n ccto es-
pecial un ejemplar del BOLETlN, to-
dos los diaS desde el 10 hasta q "a,
y al lector que haya podiGo reunir
mas niimeros de los marcados special
mente Ell Ell plazo indicado, Sc Re adju-
dicara el reloj que podra ser de Sra. .
de caballero, a elegir.
Sc indicara todos los dias en- que COZ
siste la senal hecha en- el ejernplar del
dia anterior, para que pneda ser asl
facilmente encontrada.
La senal que Sc ha hecho en- an nu
Nero de hoy consiste en- anadir . qui
tar una letra al titulo o ell texto de IN.
anuncio para que resulte equivocado.
Ademas de la seiial que Sc har@ p1
bliao manana, ell ejemplar que Ia conten
GA ira marcado con una contrasela que
nos asegure de su autenticidad.
Los lectores del BOLETlN c0nser
yaran en- su poder los ntmeros mar
cados, Y del dia Is al 30, los reanitiran
4 Ia administration de este peri6dieO,
San Jose principal, donde sc hara
81 recuento y Sc adjudicara el reloj, al
que mas niimeros marcados presenbe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06

Sc espera en 6sta la lIegada del dueto
Vidal que trabaja en- esa capital sc-
tua.lmente
Parece probable que venga traba-
jar al "Yaguez el agradable teatrito
de Maym6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06
San Juan, p f., 8 de Dieiembre 1910.
Sr. Director del BOLETlN MEk-
CANTIL.
San Juan, z. r.

San Juan, F. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-06

vieran la misma conception de sus dere-
chos y deberes que otros hombres del
Trabajo en- America." +"
EN- vez de echar al negro fuera del
movimiento obrero, mi prop6sito y Ell
prop6sito de la American Federation OF
Labor, es tratar de traerlos al mov,raien-
to obrero organizado de nuestro pals.
Nosotros estamos tratando de hacerl0
hasta donde podemos y continuaremos ell
esfuerzo de hacerlo as1 para org. hizar
a los hombres y a las mujeres del Ira
baio sin diferencias, nj distin ,i1n de
religion, polltica, nacionalidad, sexo, o
raza No puedo permitir que pase cnte-
ro este dia sin hacer p1blico, en- esta
convention y en- la presene'a de nueStroS
visitantes y los representatives de la
prensa para que quede hecha esta CO.
rrecci0n."
Por todo 10 expuesto y en- vista de los
que quedan c0plados, TO-
mado este ultimo taquigraticamente, Sc
We que todo cuanto Sc dice, y su peri0-
dico recoge y comenta, es absolutamente
inciertO; y creyendo hacer I'm acto de
iusticia en- favor del viejo mchad0r y
fllndador de la American Federation
of Labor, y probado defensor de Puerto
Rico, de su pueblo, Mr.. Samuel Com
pers, es que suplico esa digna direc-
ci6n de publicidad a esta rectiticacl6n
en- honor a la verdad Y la justicia.
Respetuosamente,
(tirmado)
Santiago Igjesl0.
Presidente del Consejo Executive de
la Federation Libre, afiliada la Anne
rican Federation Of Labor
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Tribunal Supreme
DE PUERTO RICO

SeGdEdmioRtoS de ap35cclones en- ca3tS0S
crjlmiRdieS.
DICIEABRE
Martes Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Villalobos. lnfraccion del Re
glamento del Servici0 Civil
Martes eel Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Manuel Rodriguez. lnfracci6n
al art. 438 del C6digO Penal.