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The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
cHAs. sTuRDIvANT.

Expert stenographer and notary publlc desires to inform the public eiat he is prepared to do all kinos ot work in his line on the shortest notice. He will call at hotels ana private residences with his machine 4 desired. or will take dictation there ana return the work later. Ills pron- aency in orthograpny and grammar entitles him to special consideration Yelephone 49s or D3o. 1-15-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
VIZ HAUL Youn sAcoAoE ANT

CHECK SAME TO YOUR DEsTINt TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE GALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHoNi ,es. COOPER HKos. LIVERY ( rg~NsrEm css
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
Chicago Beat Boston

Boston. May 2i i.-Playing through light rain. Chicago won from Bos- ton today, to 2. In the ninth hit by Zimmcrpan followed hy a double by Sheckard and triple by Schulte drove in the winning runs. Boston .. ....... 900 00t 100-2 Chicago ... =. 200 900 0O2-4 ,
 Mattern and Rariden; Mcintyre and Mclean
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
st. Louis. Aue. ls. lyua.

Bt. LOu1s, AuE. ". 1yVa- .oscurn Remedy O., Hst Spi inEs, <rh. Dear Sir---l have friend here that hse .earp. and l wish you to write . rrw tres that I can give this boy to reaA nnt tate how ho can get your "COECuIht.' have never had 1t any more since tbal me. fioplns to hear from you soon emAir yours truly,
 CHAS F. JOHNSON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. sddiress Chas E. Johnson, lbz5 ~. 5sf ferson Avenue. St. Louis. Mo
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
N E. ARkANsAs LEAGUE
AMERICAN kSSeCllTl9k

Toledo G: St Paul 5. Louisville 5; Milwaukee 3 Columbus ,; Kansas City ?. Indianapolis 10. Minneapolis K Eleven innings. am prepared to do any kind of car iage and auto trimming at oakes Stable ,15 Ouachita. A T.. Davis.
 4-23-1m
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Porch swings and hammocks at Grand Rapids Furniture Company,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

sick headache results from disorder. <, condition of the stomach and can ~ .,.sad hv inc use of chamberlain's S'o'', ach ana Liver Tablets. Try Y f% 0 by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

1ne only place in the city wnsrs VI can got hand made baby elothes
 Ars. c. H,ggins t-t ssors. 6-z5u
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
For Sale by All Druggists

,s NOTHING susT As aoon suss7'rurn-rN1Nu ? youn pRuoc,s7 DoEs NOT KEEP coscun4 SEND san re
 rnx coscun1 REMEDY COMPANY ..o7 ssnINds Aak. 1l|s
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
Dee. Is. 1905.

Dec. I5, IHUt. oscura Remedy Co. Hst HpringH Ark. Gentlemen -nnciosed you will nnd my heck for a. Kindly send ms two Jarz f "CCSSJRA" tc sny address here. l have alss given the ncyise to mum aer of friends whom also are very much ,leased. Be careful and pack correctly me of my bottles was smashed to pieces sst summer. it's good thing: Your ruly L, A. ABBOTT.
 Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C..
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
ekaxwAy. Alaska. Juns ., I9es;

.oscurn Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Ark eir-- -EncloHed s.-.s s.-e a@i:ars for tNt .ofties of "CosCURA." Kindly send b,
 F. D. KIRMSE P. D.--Wnat fs tb best figures on one toxen lots as thinx that I can sell quite uuuber
 ,oscurA Remeuy Co.,, Hst Springs, Axk Dear Sir--While In Hst Springs Ter an. ] was under the treatment of the loctor all the time I was In Hot sprinRs nd he didn't do me any good He made ne worst al, the time until ! had to quii ssnderful remedy "COScuRA. so 1 ried two bcxes of your saIve before eft Hot Springs and it cured my face 10 po nicely. You can send me one hox
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
Cleveland Loses Series.

Cleveland May 24 Philade'phia made it three straight from cleve land today. winning to I. Bakers batting featured In five times up he made two singles, two doub'es and q triple.
 Cleveland .o01 900 000--1 ] Philadelphia .1oi 10l 320--o IT ]
 Hardness and Land; coombs ana Thomas.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Paducns. Ky, June p, 1se4 or more of tIie salve the uext time ] rave had the ecxemn three yearp ant N ml sprca6 all over me, but em nearly xelI. Do you eat anything sweet Wher
 MES WILLIE WYLY.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
Read What peopIs Who Have Used Coscnra Have to Say

such wonderful preparation, ard prosper<as continuance of your bixnfnvwGt remain. very truly yeurp,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

hs Roy. rI.. Sept II. 1sos .:osuura Remedy Co. Hst Apr1nxS. AEk e Gentlernen Enclosed find cxrreN msney order for one dollar. for one b0 C sCO0CURA" Skin Cure. which wis
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
DELMAR HOTEl

American and European New brick building, thoroughly modern 0 large airy outside rooms. Steam heat .lectric lights. call bells, centrally locat d, blocks from Bath House Row, in tll, most beautiful resident district of Ho springs. Moderate Rates.
 J. H. PAINTER, Prop.
 Cor. ouapaw and Market.
 RATES: s7 to sto per week.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
Aur,,at m. loc3.
Ioscur. Remedy co. hst sprinss. Ar,

osourr Remedy Co. ffst SprinSs. Arx.
 Kindly send me at once two jars "CpS. he eelya aimee November You have ent 1t to me at New Orleans, Meridian md here, and can highly recommend It ave put lots of people on to eos asids of An the wrappines. Respect uliy, MRS. A. F. SfiEARMAN.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Mhs. MAE ELMO. MEDIUM, ae4la Past, Present and Future, lso' af7al Ave. Phone s56.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Norfolk, Va. Ju,y 12. 1903 oscura Remedy Co. Hst Springs, Ark Gsnticman--Ptease ship at once on Ar of ''COsCCRA." It beats anythini ever used Epcloeed fined u.Qo:
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Csscura Remedy CO. Hst sprines Ark Dear Sir-You VII please send mo ouo while there same years back Cor ecxena. Send 1t at once. 1t Is all you c1Atm {oe it.. l want 1t fer piles. etc. Respectfully
 c. A. CAHMICHAHIA
 r s.-Find . dollar for the "CC0-
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COLUMBUS. ohio, Oct. s7. iVso.

TAO WoodbSne Ave, Oak Park. III Cescura Remedy Co. Het Springs. Afk. dollar for which please send me q bon vr 'COSCuRA." can not live without ft. Very truly. Ford Club. Pueblo. Col
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Dear sir--EneIosed please Ind Nou York Draft for ti.o0. for which raaoo9 Winter before hst when at khe Hpftm send me at once IT of .c04CUuA.s the advice Of aBiiIvs' Maurios. an4 T certainly does tho work and o11ok. TT Your truly RoBT. c. HUXM
 11fe pepu1son Ayuu1o
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eknrnay. AiankA. JulY I6. leQs

os,urn Remedy Co. Hot Springs. Ark
 Dear Sir Enclosed find money ordel sl for one dozen bottles of cos TJRA." to be sent by mall at once, And bligs H. ID. KIKMHE.s
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MRS. MAE ELMO, MEDIUM,

Tells Past. Present and Future. 1906 ,entral, and Phone S55-
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

Fort Scott, Kan. March Q, 13Ob .oscura kennedy Co. Hst Springs. Ark. GentieInen--E Enclosed ffni one dollar lease send me one more jar of your COGCURA" Skin Cure, it sure dees its sork as represented. B. n. GOBtNs
 k20 H. Wan St
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25

'oscuVn Remedy Co.. Hof sprinYs. AfE. Geptiemen--i have used one bottle Of our "COSCUrlA" for eczema and dnc has helped me more than any thing seIling 1t here | enclsse y2.o0. for whici end me the amount in the remedy and aake us prices on f by the half dezsi Fl L TRACY
 p1s Boyd Street
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. 10. 1Se1.
 Central Hotsi HaieeuL

coscura Remedy Co, Hst sprtnxz Ark Gentlemen Hincloaed lind q. PIeasG nan ms one jar ef "CCSCUISA<' oEuI <eep II. Every enc takes 1t HWt-y fsum me. Tn Fl. scott. Kan. customer - mine had a bad face. went to my Grik and got the Jar. He used t twice and | couldn't get il back. lie sent for . 5nf. away. but won't be without H. osn0 It once. YouiE. etc.
 G. ". B. JOHN9TON.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
It. Scott. Kan. Sept. 3, 1904,

It. Scott, Kan, Sept. D. 1904 .oscura Remedy Co. Hst Springs, Ark, Enclosed find express order tor tl.c0 Tease send me by mall one bottle of COSCURA.'' It surely ts the proper hing for booze fighters and red faces A enficw1an ny the n-ne oi Jonnstsn gave ne some for trial and [ win cay 1t is fmethinG wonderful. Yours truly
 R. D. G0BIN.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-25
Lewisburg, Ky, Jan. 6. 1908.

Torento. Ont Oct. s. 1906 uentiemau--~Please send me by mall ne box "COSCURA" ointment. alee uote me prices an a quantity. can ell d lot of the stun here. Thanking ou In advance s. Nj IHIsE q co.
 per G. l.. Irfsh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-22
Chorus Girl in Distress Was Really Only Foolins

Middletown, Feb 22-Oficer Chap man of the local police force was startled about o'clock Sunday morn ing, when he heard series of screams evidently from some woman who was in distress. With visions of a murder flashing through his mind, the officer started on the trail, and found that the screams were emanating from a chorus girl from the Madam Sherry company, who was out on a lark with a young man from Portland and a couple of Wesleyan students. The young man from Portland did the vanishing act when he saw the off cer. and in his haste to turn the cor ner at Green street, he fell heavily.
 Officer Chapman preached a little sermon about disturbing the peace, etc, etc., and ordered them to get to the hotel and stay there. The stu dents hired a hack and tried this ruse to get the girl to take a joy ride with them. But the officer was obdurate and it was no go. The girl didn't dare venture from the hotel for fear of arrest and the students had to pay the hackman for nothing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-22
Willie Lewis and Sailor
 Burke to Meet Once More

New Haven, Feb. 22.-Willie Lew is who left early this afternoon for New York, from which place he will run over to Harrison, Ns J., to meet Shad Morris, the big colored fight CT, received word just before he start ed that Dan McKetrick, his manager. had signed him up for another fight with Sailor Burke. The bout will take place before the Marathon club in Brooklyn on Wednesday night. March 8.
 Lewis outpointed his old rival not long ago in New York and then more recently Burke was dropped for the count by Kid Henry up in Albany. Lewis meets Henry Thursday night of this week at the National.
 In view of the fact that the Sailor was one of the most ardent rooters for Frank Klauss in his recent fight in which Willie succumbed which shows that the old time enmity be- tween the two still rages the coming bout will draw well from here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-22
BORROWING FROM FRANCE. To Put City of Guayaquil in Proper
 Sanitary Condition.

Washington, Feb. 22.-The State Department is now engaged in an in vestigation of deal which a French syndicate proposes to put through in Ecuador. For the purpose of clean ing up the city of Guayaquil, the bankrupt government of Ecuador now proposes to borrow several millions from the French. This news comes closely upon the heels of the failure, through opposition of the people, of the administrations attempt to nego- tiate the lease of the Galapagos Is- lands to the United States for $15,- 00C.00O. This sum, if the lease was negotiated, was to be used to put Guayaquil in sanitary condition, and incidentally, it was suspected, to en- rich the administration.
 The United States is particularly interested in the sanitation of Guaya- quill, on account of the proximity of this port to the Panama Canal. Guayaquil is the last port of call in the west coast before reaching the Pacific terminus of the canal, where Uncle Sam has spent enormous sums in bringing about sanitation. With Guayaquil cleaned up,, and under sanitary regulations, great menace to the Canal Zone would be removed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-22

Among the newest guimpes are those of colored chiffon cloth with white or black net, especially the lat ter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-22
N o T ICE

For forfy-four years NC bavc been punducting business st the same oiu DcatiOn, corner of Main and John Rreets. BrieiGepor-. Conn.,. and on! erivafe Bank has been este bliehe1 here continuously. We have receiveo nd paid ont on demand without no bce millions of dollars of money de. Soeaeed with us and we continue cs keceive money subject to depositor's : lheck at sieht. on which We aaIow bPee per cent. per annum. cFfu ss h each account rronthly. We solicat ho accounts of individuais, bushes! '! 6en, firms and corporations. ana nA Tho want Q hank account where tisey n drpoalt money. cheeks or dratts. 0d leave 1t for ono day. one week one 6cnfh or one year. and draw interest - M for any time it is Ieft win HH Nc give to the business our careius SRp0nal attention as inc oldest ufm
 @ nrivate bankers In this state.
 T. L. WATSON 6 co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-22

patterns of dress goods was seen re. gently in foulard of Egyptian red having coin spot in white and a four inch border done in Oriental col orS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
Original Phileas Fogg
From Chronicle and Comment in tht
 December Bookman

From Chronicle and Comment in the
 December Bookman.
 Here is a story of the origin of Jules Yernes famous Tour of the World in so Days" and its hero. Phileas Fogg. which came to us the other day. We are not able to voueh for its truth. and we print it simply because it seems to us to be an exceedingly interesting though perhaps trivial, literary curi- osity. According to the tale an Ameri- can physician settled in Paris during the later days of the second empire and built up an excellent practice among the English speaking residents of the city. He married an English girl and the couple had two children. The war, the siege and the commune came. bringing the American physician and his family discomfort, but no se- rious harm. A few months after the restoration of peace. however, the wife and children were killed in a railway accident. Thoroughly shattered by this blow, the American sold out his prac- tice, and bought a small villa on the outskirts of Amiens, where he lived for many years. He was undoubtedly queer the result of his loss, and this queer ness led to eccentricities of demeanor, and strange researches For example, he carried the virtue of punctuality to an extreme, measuring his day not merely by minutes but by seconds. He dabbled in long discredited sciences. sought solution of the riddles of the world in astrology, endeavored to trans mute the baser matels into gold and actually sought the elixir that was to prolong life at will. one day he grave ly announced that he had solved the last problem. though not in the alem- bic. His explanation anticipated by many years the idea that MT. Kipling was to use in his tale "The Wondering Jew" A man travelling from west to east would gain single day in every circling of the globe, Therefore, all he had to do to live forever was to keep constantly moving as rapidly as possible toward the rising sun. He was actually on the point of putting his dis covery into practice when two kindly appearing and persuasive fellow physi- clans called at his villa one day and soothingly led him to the carriage that took him away to the maison de sante, where he soon afterward died. Whether Jules Verne himself knew this physi- elan, or whether the tale was told him by old residents of Amiens, the story does not say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17

S3l5a-New room house; modern, with large basement; furnace heated; well located near Northside school and near car line on 27th street; terms easy. $2100-Good 6 room house with plumbing and wiring complete; well located in good community near Christian church, North Birmingham; terms. E $1600-6 room house and pantry; two porches with good well on back porch :; good barn and other outhouses; also fruit trees; located on 32d avenue, five blocks from car line; terms easy. $1350-Good 4 room house with front and back porches; lot 50x200 feet; well locat- ed on 18th avenue; can assume mort gage, $1050, payable $l5 per month with out interest; balance cash or it's equiv alent.
 SS00-Nice little 20 acre truck farm about five miles north and near Tennessee pike; a fine place for dairy; best bar gain in district will exchange for North Birmingham property.
 We also have other farms worthy of at tention to anyone interested in farms or farm land; we have some excellent man ufacturing plant sights. Remember. we write fire insurance in good reliable companies. so good that no one can write better. Cali to see us.
 BERRY 6 YIELDING 262S 29th avenue, North Birmingham, Ala
 Bell Phone Main 7107.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17

$6850-Now listen: You can can buy a new ten room home. just three blocks from 20th St. and South of Five Points that has every modern improve ment, every room is large, has sleeping porch, beam ceilings fine mantels and electric fix lures, servants room. Can ar range terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
Better buy now You'll pay more next year.

$7825-You might spend 60 days time looking for a home east of 20th street and you could not find one any better and 1 don't believe as good and attractive as this one that l can show you in 30 minutes. It is one block from Highland ave nue in a fine neighborhood, modern in every detail, abso- Iutely nothing left out Good 50 foot lot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
Here They Are Riqllt Off tlle Reel
 No Hot Air
Just a Few of the Best Homes, Lots and Investments To Be Found In
 Birmingham

$11, ,500-Absolutely the best new brick home in Birmingham for the price, located just off of Highland avenue and sur rounded by handsome homes. Has 9 rooms and sleeping porch, a large finished attic and cemented basement. Every room has quarter sawed oak floors. Has mosaic tile porch and bath room floors. Fine shady lot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17

S575O-O Only $250 cash-This plan is copied from a $10,500 home and l am here to tell you that the $10,500 home doesn't lay over 1t like dollar over a dime, either. Has eight fine rooms beautifully finished and arranged. Nicely papered. No use mentioning the improve. ments; it has them all. Fine high lot on South Highlands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17

Total ........ $s6, ,592, ,262 3,S27,6eS 9,454. .491
 Whatever criticism may be directed against some of the particular prof. ects from an engineering or even an agricultural standpoint it must be con- ceded that the conquest of the dry re- gions of the western country is in- evitable regardless of the means or the auspices under which it is done It may turn out that government use of funds, after a pioneering period shall have passed, shall prove to be un- necessary. Nevertheless, the natural resources are being developed in pro- ductiVe rather than a productive use of public funds. But the irriga- tion which depends on stream flows is much more limited in it's possibil- ities than that which relies on subter- ranean moisture or dry farming From these two modes of development mill lions of acres in our mountain valleys and on the broad plateaus on the west ern third of the country will yet come to be redeemed. Prosperous, happy com munities are already dotting these do- mains and we are teaching the rest of the world what both public and pri- vate engineering can accomplish in opening the way for the farmer as 1 basic contributor to national prosprity
 At an executive session of the com mittee on the Sherman antitrust law of the New York Board of Trade and transportation held recently it was de- cided to conduct d careful canvass of the attitude of New York merchants and business men generally on the ex- isting federal laws on trusts and com binations.
 The committee. which was appoint ed previous to the decision on the to- bacco combination and the filing of the dissolution suit by the federal gov ernment against the so called steel trust will ask a series of questions or New ork business men as to wheth- CT they favor the continuance of the sherman law under the recommenda-
 tions of President Taft or rne restora- ton of the old methods of individual competition or the repeal of amend ment of the trust law and it's displace- ment by another and less drastic law. The committee, 1t is asserted has no prejudices in conducting the nvestiga- | ton. It is set fourth however, that something must be done with reference
 to the trust laws of the country inas-
 much as trade generally is being ham, 1 pered and that the trusts when or | iginally formed operated under the ex- | isting laws at their period of birth,
 whereas at present they are not cer-
 tain as to their legal rights and lim- | itations.
 The membership of the investigating
 committee includes some of the leading
 manufacturers, merchants and repre-
 sentative business men of this city.
 speculator who is so big that he | thinks he has somewhat to do with
 making the daily stock market and
 perhaps has, upbraids the critics What will they have?" he asks. We work
 to advance the leading stocks, like
 Steel and Union Pacific and Reading, and after while people begin to com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
FOR SALE

s3750-Good modern room cottage on beautiful corner lot, S0x190, facing West End car. would exchange for Woodlawn place or good farm. s2S00-7 room, ? story, furnace heated Cotton avenue place, facing south; convenient to West End churches, schools, etc.; owner offers to sacri- flee on account of leaving city. S5500-Nice modern South Highland 8 room residence: Hardwood floors fur mace, etc.; price reduced for quick sale.
 S15. 15.500-Handsome solid stone South Highlands residence on large lot and commanding superb view of city and valley.
 s11.500-An elegant new residence not far from Highland avenue; let us show you this; it will surely please you.
 $360O-An attractive Avenue G home on choice lot 50x190, with nice orchard. s3250-Fine corner lot. 50x1S5, one block of Highland avenue, facing east $3500-Nice bungalow on corner lot, 69X100, near Fountain Heights. $125O-Beautiful 50 foot lot, North 18th avenue, near 17th street; curbed and cement sidewalks. S11,000-Lot 4th avenue, near 18th street; this is in direct line of de- velopment and sure to enhance rap idly.
 $12o0-Per foot, corner Sd avenue and 18th street, 100x160; this is big, quick money maker. s5000-Lot, 2d avenue, between 18th and 17th streets.
 SIC, -100x240, North 25th street and railroad; rents $90 per month fine warehouse site. MALONE MCCONNELL GO. Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance, Loans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
Dr. Eliot Getting Younger

From The Cnrlstlan Register.
 President Eliot said at a Harvard din- her:
 T cannot acknowledge that am grow ing old l have evidence to the contrary. When I was proctor at Cambridge, a few years after my graduation I learned that the students spoke of me habitually as old Eliot. A few nights ago, on the other hand, l met a group of students on the street, and when I passed them heard one say to the others, I wonder where Charlie has been so late.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
Bids Wanfed-Sfafe Aid Road

Bids will be received by the county com missioners of Marion county, Alabama, at the courthouse at Hamilton, Ala, un- til 12 o'clock noon, Thursday, December 21, 1911, for grading, draining and sur ia cling with gravel, approximately 21a miles of state aid road. Bids will be re- ceived at the same time for continuing the road for distance of about Il miles further for the county. certified check of $500 will be required with each bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. w. s. KELLER,
 State Highway Engineer.
 11-26-4t-sii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
I Know These Are the Best
 Because I Know Them All

S45O0 = Only $25O Cash = a dandy little bungalow, modern to the minute, six rooms, nicely papered, hardwood floors, fur mace, nice electric fixtures. Lo- cated on South Highlands.