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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
MISUNDERSTANDING
'DARK|E|::N||.f THEHBlR
Az Little Sage and Sulphur
Makes Gray HairVanlsh-A
Remedy forAIl HairTroubIes4

I = " o 7 Z. n W.
Who does not know the value Of sage
and sulphur for keeping The hair dark.
soft. glossy and in good condition? Asa
matter OF fnct. sulphur isl natural .ele-.
inent OF hair. and n deficiency OF itsin
ihchair ishcld By many scalp specialists
to he connected with loss OF color aud
vitality OF tho hair. faUnnucstinnably.
there is'no better remedy ;for hair nml
sealptroublcs. especially premature gray
ness, than sngc and sulphur. II proncrly
prepared. The Wycth Chemical Com.
pany OF New Yortslput up nR!i,ical rem.
ely Of this kind. called fwyeihs Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy. and author;
he druggists toisellkit under guarantee
that the money will be refunded II It
fails to do exactly represented.
This preparation Is Offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and Is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
T. H. 9 g u = 81 : r
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.
2:23 Class Pacinu Stake. PURGE $1,000.

Lydia b., b. m. by Phalls;s Maxwell
\ q Singer, SCardington, Ohio. s,
Colonel Pointer, b. s. by Star Point.
Ter, Colonel Parker. Mentor Ohio.
8 Allerton Burns, br. $. by Bobby
] Burns; I. -. Hays. Pikcson, Qhl9..sy-s
IL Edward ST Hxes, 8. BIT, SIS by Wild;
wocd; u. ID. Mechan, Eric, Pa. -
Hat bSfBl5sisbysEW Walter Hal; L. II
! slss sDs gert sbri6sGcll, My
-, 8iajoE Elder, ). & BIZ box Ender, Jr.;
| Clemens Stock Farm, Ncnia, Ohio,
Major Hunter, b. &. by Clarence c.;
y g. II. Hunter, Moundsvillc. wv: Va.
szs Plnkerton, b. 6. by Mr.. Pinkcrton;
Nv. &. Smith, Tlffin, Ohio. X 8,
Z Director M. b. h. by Director Red
James "a. Mullin, Philadelphia. Pa.
G Knight 3 Onward. b. h. by Twelfti
Knight; j. e. Gray, Toronto, Ont.
Miss Dora Patchen, br. III. ny Jut
Patchen; Rody Patterson, Agt., Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Little Mary, s. m. by Coastman;
{ Fred Jamison, Butler, Pa.
Joe Star. br. b. by Baron Star;
I Highland Park Farm, Cadlz, Ohio.
Mystery, 6. &. by Edmonson; Pat
&tersonS I3rbs., Plketon, Ohio.
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FOR SALE ys
MOTOR CYCLE FOR SALE.

+ For sale at bargain-1911 model
Marvel Motorcycle, equipped with
Bosch Magnetic Heltzer Carberatur.
Luggage Carrier, Horn, ,Baily Tread
Tires, etc. Rated As H. P. Speed IS
miles an hour. Practically a new ma.
chine as 1t has only been used about
GOO miles "A fast machine and good
hill climber. Owner travelling con.
tlnually and now has no use for same.
For further particulars address W. G.
p, care West Virginlan.
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Tho Outlaw, b. s. by Heir q Law;
H. w. Davis, Camden, MI.
a:11i Parc. Purse 5000.

2:11 Pace. Purse $500.
Heir at Law, blk. S. by Heir ut Law;
S. II. Shackclton, Eric, Pa.
Lowanda, blk, $. by Colonel LOOMS;
Maxwell & Singer Cardington, Ohio.
Buchnell King, ID. s. by IINorval
King; J. +. Gray, Toronto, Ont
Cinnamon, CHI. s. by Hal billiard;
r. L. Freeman, Phoneton, Ohio.
Ideal, b. &. by Arbutcsken; Jack
Rombaugh, ACT, Hamilton, Ont.
Easter Friday, b. m. by Dan Buck;
James Florey. Dryn Mawr, Pa.
woodclin King. b. S. by Anderson
Wilkes; Curt Gosnell, Cambridge
City, Ind.
Princess Hal, b. IN. by Star Hal;
Frank Hcdrlck SAgt., Jamestown, O.
u Evelyn /. Patchcn, br. m. by The
Patcllen Boy; Il. j.. Warner, Clncln'
natl, Ohio, XII 81
John d. b. s. by Camrose; II,
brooks, Rushvlllc. Ind. III Isl
fFafrs Mac, brAgi by WilmoHsy Nor.
val j., IBIS. bynNorval; ]. Towson,
Dayton, Ohio. ~. RS
Prince Mickicr. b. 6. by Baron s.;
l.. s, Stephens. Middleport, Ohio.
ella NJ, blk. m. by Pro Po-No; CHI
Todd, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3is
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER is.
2:15 Class Trotting Stake. Purse
81 nn0

Tie Dcllman, b. 6. by Maple Bell;
John ]. Kocbert, Waynesburg, Pa.
Louise San Turello, br. IN. by Bro
wine Wilton; Guerr & San Turcllo
Columbus. Ohio.
Derna Dale. &. s. by Imerino; E. 7,
Arnold. Kane, Pa.
Dovell, b. h. by Ananias; G. H.
Dluim. Cleveland, Ohio.
Mike Agan, b. g. by Lord Vincent;
Clemens Stock Farm, Xenia, Ohio.
Judge Palmer, br. II: by Busaro;. A.
A. Slagle, Petersburg, Va.
Esther ,Sb. m. by Director Moore;
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q. ,Sengert. Hsrfisburs Pa.

WA. Wengert, HsrfisburS, Pa
strafford. b, h. by lok6; George
shoenberger, Agts Warren, Ohio. g
Robert Miro. Blk. ) g. by MIIroi;
Fred Lauda Akrpn, Ohio.
Or. Ullman, br. g. by The. Bonds.
man; J. E. GRAY. Toronto, Ont.
Alton L., br. h. by Alcantarius;
JamesSIF loreY, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 3 n
Nettie Brook, b. m. by Silent
Brook: Fred Jamison, Butler. Pa. y
Pansy Silver, oh. m. by Onward Sill
yer; VIII. Mayer, Newport, r. l..
Lazarus, b. &. by Ashlandorf; Vance
Nuckols, Cleveland, Ohio.
Lord White, b. h. by Lord Linton;
|W. w. Keener. MorgantoSn, W. Va.
2:t4 Pace. Purse $500.
Edward st. Yves, br. S. by Wild
wood; S. H. shackelton, Erie. Pa.
Sweetheart, b. m. by Austral; Nc
Henry Bros, Hagerstown, Nd. IA
Wild Heather, b: m. by Wild Brine;
Jack Rombaueh, Hamilton Ont. 4,
Major Hunter, b. s. by Clarence c.;
C. II. Hunter, MoundsyilIe, ". Va.
Harry Wilkes. s. 6. by Redwing; ]
Wagner, Detroit, Mich.
Rose Belle, br. m. by Ray Direct;
Curt Gosnell, Cambridge City, Ind.
Lily Woodford, b. m. by Pilot Nc
dunn, Jr.; Fred Jamison. Butler, Pa.
Lottie Hal, b. m. by Actonward; by
CERT Bros, sprinsville. N. Y.
Aaron B., oh. &. by Zip; Pennepack
or & Toy, Stove, Pa. H
Bell Orator, b. s. by Oratorlo; A., G
Brown, Philadelphia, Pa
Prince Mlcklcr, b. s. by Baron s.
L. S. Stevens. MlddletoSn, Ohio.
Martin Kelly. b. e. BY New Rich
mond; Clyde Ncwbro, Nashville, Ind
Nellie Gray, s. m. by King Dicta
tor; ]. W. Rhodes, Greensburg, Ind.
Norval, ,Jr., b.. S. by NoryaI; ]. Tow
son, Dayton, Ohio.
Lady CorIne, blk. IN. by Alcan1ar
Jr.; W. L. sLongnecker, Whitley, Pa
a2:1s Trot. Purse $500.
George T.. b. s. by Hesperus; s.H
Shatkclton, Erie, Pa. ~
Dago F., br. s. by Alcolyte; Maxwell
& Singer. Cardington, Ohio.
Byron Buckner, b. 6. by -; F
NJ. Cook, Erie, Pa.
Major Chimes, b. s. by Norchimes
]. W. Johnson, Fairmont, w. Va.
Barney B., b. s. by Allerton; D. J
Cuykendall, indianapolis, Ind.
Dingee, b. s. by Virgins; Dodge
br. 8. by Baron Cakes; R. b. Bedford
Paris. Ky.
May Ross, b. M by Grafton; Cur
Gosnell, Cambridge City, Ind. ~
Susie Wood, $. m. BY Alllewood
Fred Jamison. Butler, Pa g
Dustless Chimes; b. h.: by Chimes
j. a. Shaffer, Dawson, Pa. -. "
Lord White, b. h. by Lord Linton
W. w. Keener. Morgantown, w. Va
- 2:22 Pace. Purse $500.
Gold Bud, b. IS. by Hal billiard; I
E. Freeman, Phonetoh, Ohio, z
Handy Jim, bo 81 by milne; Rud
Bro wn, Kokomoka Ind. a SE
Peggy H. b. M by Leontus; y. W
Johnson Falrmont, VIVA.
Sellers d., b. 6. by Lateretta; Nc
Henry Brothers, Hagerstown. Md. Y!
lille D., b. m. by Red Hal; W. G
Barry, Ronceycrtei w. Va
Frank, b.. 8. by Sidney Pointer
Jack Rombaugh.yAgt., Hamilton, onl
| Dean Abdell,$b. S. by Adbell; A. I
Parr, Clarksburg.. W. Va. ~
Betsy Brown, gr. IN. by Hal Brown
Dybert Bros, Springfield, N. Y.
l Red Ashland, CHI. s. by Ashlan
Wilkes; Pcnnepackcr & Toy, Stowe
| Pa.
Nan Elder, b. IN: by Grand Eide
Frank Hedrlck, Jamestown, Ohio.
Hyrdic. b. s. by Hydrogen; L.
Carlow, Morgantown, W. Va.
Sweetheart, b. {. by Hydrogen;
w. Barker, Mona, W. Va.
| Runpinn R,reo
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RACES
l(contlnued from page two).
WREATH G. s. 4MalIow, Bloomlngsburg

sfWreath; v. 8. tMalloW, tBloofnlngsDurB
ohio.
Kitty Lee, by Ashland W. c.; ]. W
Roetrilk, South Scion, Ohio.
Z Anna Oakley, by Oakley D., Thco
sSterneman, Milwaukee, Wis.
Euballc Sphinx, by Swift Sphinx;
A.SW. Sutton, Morenci, Mich.
Hamamoto, by scarchlIght; PHILLIP
Spence, Loyeland, Ohio.
Coastest Nobel, b. +. by Nobel; c
4. lstsrtwell, tKenton,. Ohio. ,
View elder, b. 6. by Box Elder, Jr.;
Wilkie Elder, br. c. by Box Elder, Jr.;
Tho Clemens Farm. jamestown, Ohio
Florence Mckinney, b. ( by Wal
lace Mckinney; Oscar yallcry, Wash
fington G. HI Ohio. ..r l.a.5. 81
Octonecs by DIrectioneey, F; w
sWastill, PORT Huron, Mich. .
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2:2s Trot. Purse $780,.

Joe Walters, b. Ii. by Quartcrlnas'
ter, r. NJ. Flick, Kittanning, Pa.
Is Mabel ifrhs M BY EAdbell; .: fElsman
Pittsburg. Pa.
4; Glentster,S b.. 81 RyrS Moko "a George
Einney. .enancnck;g p AZ
|!ssDingee,b. s. BY Virgins; Ida Eddy
ch:! IN. ;byeJays McGrcsor; Aunt Mol
lie, b. M by rhythmic; r. T., Bedford
Paris, Ky.sss A. MTt
McCash, b. <. byPridlgal; Mabel G.
br.f m. by Wild Omar; Highland Park
Farm! Cadiz. Ohio. g. vs.
Bartolian, b. 6. by Bartolo; A. D
Parr. ClarksburE. W. Va.
FLA. L., b. e. by Anderson Wilkes;
Curt Gosnell, Cambridge City, Ind.
Cameron, b. 6. BY Actell; John ]
Call, Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Trace. b. m. by ]. A. McKer
ron; C. E. Trace. Franklyn. Pa.
Herbert NJ, b. g. by Paymaster;
Frances, b. m. by Hcplde; Clirf Todd
CINCINNATI Ohio; - !. ;, :, =
Millcrton, Jr., b, $. Ebyj ,Mlllcrton;
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FOR sALe-Three & room aud cas 9 {
room cottages In Second ward. n
Qulre 22S corner Whshingtca nr1
Jefferson streets, q
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LosT-Poeketbook, Saturday attprs
noon, small black pocketbook With
owners name on card or; inside and.
receipts, and sA5 IN money Finder
will be rewarded by returning same
to Plnkpey. Arnett III Mckinney
street. HI ],
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bool.keepsr who un.
derstands Keeping books, and can
play q piano. 1iust have first
class reference, address IN own
hand writing. State age. Exper-
{ ience and salary expected. Address
IN. p" care this office.
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Good ttdl Berkin, peopls
Fields Pune Syrup and senna. !
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LoTs-For sale two good iot5 q CA
ner OF Race street and Pittshur1
avenue. Inquire of Geo. p Ht1.
man, SOs Locust Ave.
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lARoRERs-S or 10 Laboters-
Inside work, Ask for Mr.. Gamer at
Fairmont Mining Machinery Plant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of tho Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
gst, Louis $; Cleveland 6.
New York Is; Washington 2.
Boston 1; Philadelphia 8.
ar To-day's Games.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-08

MARcoNl WIRELESS sTock-For
limited time an. offer. OF $500 per
share is made for Marconl Wire,
less Preferred Stock. Address or
apply Wireless care West Wiz
ginlan.
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WANTED-positlon by experienced
stenographer who also understands
bookkeeping. Address "a. B. c."
3O5 Hamilton street, .Falrmont W.
Va.
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LosT-Ladies, gold witch anllS5
Compass on Job. Return to Haii,g
drug store, So4 Water 81. for ~
ward. ia5 \ I; III i. ! " y,
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.ENeRosslNe, Resolutions, Diplomas,
Certificates, Memorials, SHOW Card
Lettering and Pen Work OF every
description, executed In q thorough
manner AZ reasopabl q bficd I'm:
ion Bushels College, u. .. Ainbr.
Msr1 Tlaygn a1l ~ 3li,i !;
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uNApARACCEp OFFER AND UNI.
HEARD Of TERMS TO bur acre
tracts close In to tho City that IL
Favored BY nature and developed
by industry Fairmont is sure
Winner and must become ms,
TRES of;this Valley. INDUSTRIAL
acre tracts are real bargains and
you can buy them for oNETENTH
cash, balance IN quarterly payrlontb
on long time. "a 4: 4, 4 y Il H
THINK OF II. ACT QUICKLY.
See Anthony Bowen or Joe r. s'len
ming, Room 1s Truit Bullilng.
Falrmont W.. Va. q is
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8 IMeERTloMe 25c
WANTED.

WANTED-Messenger boy by Fair
mont Printing and Lithographlng
Company; steady employment.
Ter. per, cent on on Davenport beds
at H. sNlDERs. ~, )
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SALE sToels
Il q y cEHTiElCA TEs. ii

lADMlNlST RAToRs9 SALE STOCK
q cERTiFic ATEs.t u
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
! WILL OFFER FOR SALE Al PuB.
Lie & AUCTION 4 AT 80 TIL ssF RoNT
DOOR OF THE couRT. u ousE OF
COUNTY, AT 2 cEocks
p. M. ON, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
235 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE
LATESJ. P. AsHcRAF
k i2o SHARES OF. u He cArirAi-S
STOCK OF THE 20 NTsMo llNIjtlfi.
;coAL5!AND ~ LuMBER CON FANNY
PAR VALUE 500 PER ACRE. \:
e, Nj. AsHc RAET \. MIR; ., p;
AsHcRAF-TI DECEASED s
Aug. s.Endi Sept y.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-ResIdence on
East Park avenue. x Gonsolp Phone
610.Y. 50 ,ttss1 M X. g >
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FOR sALE--1 nicely located lot mar
Morsantown Ave. Also live room
cottage with I large lot, Just com.
pleted. All hard wood finish. An
modern equipment ole. Situated
near East Park Ave Address II, 81.
this office. !, 4, q q
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elcor1le Words TO Women

If, you arc an intelligent thinking woman, in +
ness pain and suffering, then it means much +
honest square-deal medicine OF KNOWN coNdPos
6of woman's ills The makers of
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OFFICE RooMs-For rent one ONCE
room, fifth floor and three rooms on
third floor Jacobs building. Apply
Geo. NJ. Jacobs. X
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
MARSHALL COUNTY
 WANTS GOOD ROADS
Commissioners to Be Urged to Call Bond Issue for Purpose of I'm
 proving Highways

Albertville December 12.-(Special.) )-Ad- Vocates of good roads in Marshall county now have out petitions circulating among the voters to urge the commissioners to call a bond issue at an early date in 1912. The Marshall County Good Roads associa- tion is back of the movement. and Col. w. w. Shortridge, the secretary of that organization, states that the petitions are being signed liberally.
 There is a strong sentiment in Marshall county now in favor of good roads, the farmers taking more interest in the mat ter than wa sat first anticipated and there seems to be no doubt but what there will be sufficient names on the petitions when presented to the commissioners to justify them in calling the election.
 Following is the petition that is being circulated:
 I've, the undersigned qualified voters of Marshall county respectfully petition your honorable. court to call an election to decide whether or not bond issue shall be made for the sum of $135,000, to build and improve the public roads of said county, the proceeds arising from said bond issue to be applied as follows: From Guntersvile to where the roads fork lead ing to Arab and Union Grove, and from thence to Union Grove, and from said forks to where the road forks leading to Arab and Eddy a distance of 13 miles; and from Guntersvile to the forks of the road beyond the Henry Paris place to- ward Town Creek, a distance of five miles. From Albertville toward Martling to top of hill beyond Double Bridges, and from Albertville to Clayton's store, and from Albertville to DeKalb county line to- ward Larhamville. making a total of IS miles. From Boaz to Douglas Academy and branch road, IA miles long, and from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
PASTOR AND WIFE
 ARE REMEMBERED
Rev. and Mrs. Notes.-The Presented With Gifts By Congregation at
 Alexander City

Alexander City, December 12.-(Speclai) Rev. Andrew J. Notes.-The, pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal church or Alexander City during the past two years, goes this week by decree of the confer ence to Saint Johns church at Birming- ham, and in recognition of his splendid work done here and for love and affec- tions for him and his gracious wife, the membership of that church have just pre- sented to MT. Notes.-The beautiful silver mounted umbrella, with his name and date engraved, and to Mrs. Notes.-The they presented a beautiful silver baking dish with proper engravings.
 As a further recognition of the esteem held for Brother Notes.-The and the splen- did work he has accomplished at Alex ander City the past two years, and for his loving and accomplished wife whose Christian talents have been a bulwark of benefactions to his work and to all peo- ple with whom she has come In contact. on Sunday evening the Baptist and the Presbyterian churches of this city sus- pended their regular services to join in a beautiful union service with Brother Notestine's congregation in a touching program of music and benedictions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
PLANT PATHOLOGY
 WORK AT AUBURN
Dr. Fred Wolf of Cornell Appointed
 to Experiment Station at . Polytechnic

Auburn, December 12.-(Special.)-Au- burn has added another link in her chain of effort and experiment for the good of the farmers of the state. Dr. Fred Wolf of Cornell and the University of Nebraska has been appointed plant path ologist to the experiment station, by au- thority of the board of trustees.
 MT. Wolf's duties will be the pursuance of scientific studies of plants, especially those of the farm with view to deter mining means of the eradication of in herent evils, of diseases, and of predi- lection to destruction by pests. He all ready has entered upon his duties and works in close alignment with the de- partment of botany.
 pr. Wolf is graduate of the Uni versity of Nebraska, where he took his A. B. and.his A. M. degrees under Dr. Busey, a botanist of national reputation From Nebraska MT. Wolf went to Cor nell, where he received his Ph. D. degree, studying under pr. G. F. Atkinson, who formerly was professor of botany in the Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
 pr. Wolf has been engaged in plant pathology work in Texas at the experi- ment stations and with the government in research in Colorado.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
PULLMAN ANXIOUS
 FOR AN ELECTION
Petition Being Circulated for Purpose of Voting on PrOhibition-In-
 terest Subsiding

Cullman, December 12-(Special.)-So far as can be ascertained the petition asking for the local option election has not yet been filed, or in the minds of many, has not even been completed. The papers are still in circulation in the county, and the local optionists appear to be sure that an election will be held. However, prohibit tionists strongly believe that 1t is impos- sibe to secure enough names to warrant the calling O fan election.
 It appears that the interest in the mat ter of the election seems to have sub sided considerably within the past few days, and about all that can be learned of the matter is that the petitions are still in circulation. Prohibtionists seem to be resting on their oars, and declare that should the election be called they will make the strongest fight possible against the return of the open saloon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
BANQUET GIVEN
 MILL EMPLOYES

Huntsville, December 12.-(Special)-As an appreciation of the faithful work of employees who have aided the manage ment dn doubling the output of the Lowe Cotton mill during the last year, the di- rectors of the Lowe Manufacturing com pany rendered the office force and fore men a banquet in the Elks' lodge room Oysters on the half shell and sumpt- uous turkey supper were served. MT Lawrence Cooper was toastmaster and toasts were responded to by Joseph J. Bradley of the Merrimack, T. w. Pratt of the West Huntsville mill MT. Armuty of the Abingdon, MT. Hinchcliffe of the Dallas. MT. Hamilton of the Lowe mil and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
CULLMAN OFFICE
 STILL IN DOUBT
Nothing Known Definitely Concern ing Appointment of Sufferer
 as Postmaster

Cullman, December 12.-(Special )-Noth- ing of an absolute definite nature has come to light regarding the appointm>1- of new postmaster for Culman. It is said that John F. Sufferer, chairman of the republican executive committee of this county, has received the indorsement of both the referees for the place, but more than that he will be the lucky ap- plicant so far as getting the appointment. is conceraed, is about all that can be learned of the affair.
 The other applicants for the place do not seem to believe the rumor concerning MT. Sufferers appointment, but rather insist that such action has never been taken, but that something along the line of max ing the appointment will be done within the next few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13

Boaz east four miles to DeKalb county line, a total of IS miles.
 "Whatever amount of money is left over after building the above named branch roads is to he applied to building high way from Etowah county line through Boaz, AlberTville, Guntersville, north and Cottonvlle to the Madison county line, and when built obe rendered to the state of Alabama as a state highway and to be kept in repair by the state in the future. '
 These petitions are in the hands of prominent men throughout the county and all are reporting to Chairman Shortridge at Albertviile that the petitions are being signed freely in their communities. Mar shall county has been somewhat behind in the matter of good roads. but all indi- cations now point to the bond election be- ing carried, and this will assure the coun- ty good roads in the near future.
 J. B. Daniel, well to do farmer of the Lane Switch community, four miles north of AlbertvlIe, died very suddenly of paralysis at his home here yesterday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
YOUNG MAN DRINKS
 ACID AT ASHLAND
Tragic Death of Garrett Bullard Mon- day-Despondent Over Finan-
 cial Troubles

Ashland, December 12.-(special)- one of the most tragic deaths in the history of this place occurred here yesterday afternoon when Garrett Bull lard, a young married man about 26 years old, committed suicide by drink ing carbolic acid.
 The only cause for the rash deed that can be suggested by those who knew him best is that he owed d note for S65 due on the the 18th, and had tried several places to borrow this amount, and failing, had decided that his se- curities should not suffer, but that his life insurance should be used to ligui- date his obligation. He is reported to have had 5000 life insurance.
 He was a Mason, also a member of the Woodmen of the World and Co., lumbia Woodmen. His body will be inferred at Sardis, country church, the funeral to be conducted by the Masons and Woodmen of the World.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-13
Whitsitt Promoted

Jackson Miss, December 12.-(Special) H. A. Whitsitt, manager of the Western Union office here the past several months. has been advised or his promo tion to the recently created office of dis trict manager for Mississippi. MT. Whit sitt came to Jackson from Hattiesburg nearly a year ago, and has made good for the company as we'll as with the pa irons of the, telegraph companies. He will be succeeded as local manager by l.. K. McNees of Gulfport as soon as he can be checked out