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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
FIRE BURNS LARGE
 AMOUNT OF FEED
Street Railway Company's Stable Scene of ConflagratiOn
 Yesterday

A small but dangerous fire broke out in the second story of the emergency station of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company at First avenue and Sixteenth street yesterday morning at S:55 o'clock. A damage es- timated at $500 was caused by the fire, which was of unknown origin.
 The fire originated in the feed room on the second story and when the fire department arrived on the scene was burning briskly. The room was filled with oats, hay and grain, which caused the fire to burn so fiercely.
 The central station and the Greener station arrived on the scene few minutes after the fire was discovered, and had little difficulty in extinguish- ing It.
 Practically all the feedstuff in the room was destroyed by the fire and the building damaged slightly. The fire was confined to the one room. The damage Is estimated at $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
8E LUKE
ID BE KNIGHTS 0F
 KHORASSAN TODAY
Nearly 200 Will Be Given Live Time By Squad
 From Capital City

About 30 of the most prominent Knights of Khorassan of Montgomery will arrive in Birmingham at noon to- day to assist in the institution of a branch of the order in Birmingham tonight.
 The visitors will have lunch at the Empire cafe and will be given an automobile ride during the afternoon. Well known Knights of Pythias will look after their entertainment while in the city. Among those coming from Montgomery are Judge w. w. Person, Leon McCord. J. Jee Holloway, and J. T. Letcher.
 The visitors and Birmingham novices will assemble at the Knights of Co., lumbus hall at z o'clock this evening when a public parade will give cit fzens generally an opportunity to inn agine what sort of punishment is to be meted out to the class tonight. Nearly 200 Knights of Pythias of Br- mingham will be made Knights of KhoraSsan tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
COMPROMISE ON
 THE MORROW BILL

The latest news from the Capital City relative to the Morrow bill, which pro. vided for the present curtainment of the terms of the circuit and city courts of Jefferson county, leads to the conclusion that the bill will be amended to such an extent that the month of March will be reinserted in the old calendar with the probable intervention of weeks suspen- sion preceding the call for the supreme compromise.
 Information to this effect was brought back to the city yesterday by Attorney William Denson, who had just returned from Montgomery. In the event that the compromise is not made it seems likely that the Morrow bill will be repealed at any rate and the former terms of the court re-established.
 This outcome followed the introduction of two bills prepared by the representa- tives from Jefferson county and intro- duced before the legislature last Friday. "A petition for repeal of the Morrow bill had been made during last week by the members of the bar association of Jefferson county and indorsed by the judges of the circuit court after a certi- fication had been made by the clerks of the courts to the effect that a curtail- ment of the sessions would have a ten- dency to congest the dockets and bring. about the same undesirable condition which only in recent years had necessi- tated the provision of additional judges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07

burn, and three civilian members of the commission. They will have the author ity to employ an engineer at salary of 5000 per annum, They may also employ such additional assistants as in their judgment should be retained.
 'The finances for the betterment of state highways as provided by the bill will come from the convict fund. It is provided that $154,0O0 be, appropriated an- nually for this highway commission. The body will also haveN s2o,000 as expenses and each county in order to secure a special sum of 5000 must put the same amount up for good road work. By this provision 1t is hoped to secure county aid and cooperation in general scheme of bettering the state roads along we'll defined and previously mapped out plan.
 ''The civilians who are to be appointed will not secure any pay. They will simply serve as members of the commit tee, performing the directing work, and while they are paid expenses that is all the emoluments that are attached to the office from financial point of view. "This bill passed the house of repre- sentatives almost unanimously and I an- ticipate that it will go through the sen- ate in just such fine style.''
 Judge Almon was in Birmingham for the purpose of discussing the forthcom- ing cases against the Southern and Louis vile and Nashville railroads filed in De- catur by the creditors of Knight, Yancey x Go.
 He remained here all day and returned to his home late yesterday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
RECORD OF DAY IN
 THE COUNTY COURTS

The work of the criminal court yester- day had mainly to do with the organiza- tion of ju4ies, which were finally com pleted about the middle of the afternoon. This was the first Monday in a long time when the court met with no difficulty in securing ju/ors, full 60 being on hand .es- terday. A double -header docket will re tried this week and next week.
 The first case to come up before the first division of the court in which Judge Frank Cahalan is presiding, was that of Jennie Matthews, charged with killing Mark King.
 Judge w. P. McCrossin is presiding in the second division of the court, which took up for hearing the case against Henry Murhpy, charged with killing John Myrick.
 A capital docket has been arranged for both divisions also for next week. When through with this docket the court will be adjourned until April l, when the spring term begins.
 Suit for slO0oo damages was filed yes terday in the circuit court by Matte E. Taylor against the Birmingham Ra1lway Light and Power company for alleged personal injuries received while passen- ger on a street car.
 Early Lockhart, a minor, pro am Ed win A. Lockhart, filed suit for S25,oOO damages against w. c. Connell for al legged personal injuries received when struck by an automobile of the defendant. Alleging assault and battery was com mitted on him while he was in the em- play of the defendant, Anderson Young filed suit for $5OOO damages yesterday in the city court against the Republic Steel and Iron company.
 J. w. Thomas, Jr., filed suit for $199a damages against the Tennessee Coal and Iron company for alleged hreach of con- tract whereby the plaintiff was to have the services of the 'company's physician upon his payment of a certain fee of yi per month while in the employ of the company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Mary Ann Beaird

Mrs. Mary Ann Beaird, aged so years. oled yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. D. D. Mallory. HOS Thirty-ninth street, after a lingering illness. Mrs. Beaird has been a resident of Birmingham for the past 20 years. She is survived by three sons, J.. T., J. J., Beaird and W. T. Whatley, and three daughters. Mrs. D. D. Mallory. Mrs. c. c. Spratlin and Mrs. J. M Altman. The funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. D. D. Nal cemetery. The following will act as pail bearers: s. A. Jones, A. c. Jones, Fred Sloss. S. M. Seip, H. L. Martin and J. T. Hughes. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
HUMANE SOCIETY
 WILL MEET TO-DAY

The Birmingham Humane society Will hold its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at o'clock in the council chamber in the City hall.
 There have been several additions to the membership recently, among the new contributing members being the Rev. Dr. w. E.. Evans. A full attendance is ex- pected at todays session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
Railroad Engineer Here

w. H. Wells, chief engineer of con- struction for the Southern Railway com pany, and c, Dougherty, chief engineer for the Queen and Crescent route, were in Birmingham yesterday. They are en- gagged in looking over several pieces of construction adjacent to this city,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

It has corrected thousands of bad
 stomachs" during the past 5S years. Try 1t today for Heartburn, BIoatinw, Sour Rlsings, Indigestion, COstiveness, Colds, Grippe and Malaria. You'll find it safe and sure. Avoid all substitutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
DON'T GIVE UP

because your stomach has "gone back on you" and everything you eat causes you distress. Your case is bad enough without adding worry. But listen there Is sure help for you if you will only take a short course of the famous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
Mrs. Harriet R. lobe

Funeral services over the body of Mrs. Harriet R. lobe, who died Sunday, were held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from the residence. S24 South Thirty-ninth street. Interment was in the Woodlawn cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
Preliminary Murder Trials

John Rogers and Jim Johnson, both charged with murder, will be given pre- liminary hearing before Judge I. H. Ben ners in the first division of the inferior court this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
Marriage Licenses Issued

The following marriage licenses have been issued from the office of the pro- bate court:
 J. B. Williams of Yolande to Miss Nell lie Wade.
 Isaac Young of Warrior to Miss Bertha James.
 Isaiah Tidwell of Birmingham to Miss Emma Schafer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
SHAW. The Undertaken. Phones .. GREEN Undertaking Go. Phones l00z LICE JOY. Undertaken. Phones 7A

FOR appropriate floral offerings. phone q. See Godden's Seed & Flower Store. sQ1s lst avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07

Mix in a half pint bottle and begin by taking one teaspoonful after each meal, and one at bedtime; after the first week gradually increase the dose to two tea spoonfuls While somewhat more ex- pensive than ordinary patent medicines, it is really to be desired if results are the goal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-07
Reliable Rheumatic
 Prescriptions

At this season many people suffer with rheumatism, which is likely to assume a chronic form unless carefully treated. The following prescription possesses great virtue and has been known to relieve and cure many of the most hopeless cases. And good druggist can fill it. The true ingredients, and pure, must be used %
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TTaiRhbncr l4l1--i7e. GuGs Sc. iunss en-
ten pom = Bfb. une bartitsr i2tsc, unter 8
yfunb lie, ate lie. 0dnfs e--si per Bft
CbR unb Oemaie.
aspfeI. - 5anep t2.7S - 800. quite
s175 - 2.25. sewIbnliAe ti.oO-l.25 per
DbI.
Giirsnsn Marft a,til. GsIifssnsa
q. .O0--5. 90 per 4tes.
sCss1sen. - MarssSstll saH itstts. -
Gate salfncta too - 4.25 per aiffe.
pHrfi4e. Sanep ncrsfiHs Hbie
e2.25-92.50. quite 1l75--2OO. aeu0hnIiAe
81 c--I.76 per Blu. 5snep Ri9isan 81 80
~. Der 81.
Neintraubs - Gonceros 1l--I2e,
Niagara ii - I2e per gfb. 2orb, Telas
mare i0--lie per yonpsAerb.
BfIaamen. -. 1amioR - 90 - 2.25
per Uu.
0roHsbeereH $500 per HbI.
defmst onsn. -- G9te RodpfoxkS
81 2b--l.50 per Crate.
&astsffsgn. 0iM9eiMti&e e4.O0--
426. &entu6p 2H Bu. Cad o8.5o--o.U.
Gaiteru 6lcre 43.76--4.00 per Dbl mnt
&i.I0-i.l6 per On. anf ben Ueleiie. III.
@ican e8-oSs per gu.
2saut. - Wesn ketia. Si3. .00--i4.O .O0
per Ton auf ben Ueleifs. Ginbeimif4e
et0o-~i.3s vsr &sb.
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Diebmarfte.

0ineinnatI, 23. September.
2uFuhr unb 8erianbt rUibrsHo Der psrs
soiienen Dots. Npsralit:H nit ben pors
2 Dohsn, parsH uie fotet:
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Rfuer Musbrud.

proftfor (bsr Elm leibenfMnitIibsr
1ubgGnser In. 5u itinfm 1reunb):
.Denlsn Git nur. beute ipoilte iH nit
meinem aolIesen eine 1Hbiour nla.
@en; mir III f6on bos MaHer In ben
UlbsH 3uinInmengtlnufen. unb jesi
~ fr mis etfosFas@
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Der Reriaaot bstrul IN oerLe.ben 9sit:

Rirbutsh h.-Tie a1hiraqe mar cine
Yedst aufe unb bic Qrsiie uaren itetia
eieders unS 6eeoers 'lno ebsu'aas in 8s'
stbr.
$asc-7.00, faner--. Etisn si.75--5.75,
ertYa s6 80. 800, Flei'&srftisrr t3.75-5.l0.
eytYs e6i5 -- 6.25. Setfers S2.15-5.35,
ertra %. .50-5.s5. Raise sl.j0--4.50. erird
a. 6O-4.T5. Gamers 81 50-2 65, Stoders
nnb 3sesers ss.75-525
EuIlsu.-Tsr War.t mar heuts ftetig
anb bic Drsiie sngefabr eieisIbeu ais pcs
rspe 8ohe. al ....
Rassrs ans l.l4ts "a. 1890. Bologna
"a. .65-li5. srtra 3f-25-+.40, istte euIeH
~ 25--4.T5. tPt
miI4fah.-Sa Der psriIoTsH.nBots
mar bic RaAfrase cine rett quite ane ote
gsesis tiieben itstise
Grtra s57 0o--s5. 90, quite bic auserItieue
si2 bo-5s0o, eroinare bis quite $1,000
4oOO.
Rdfbsr.-Tie Rahfraas mad ben sei'
ieren GdIkerH mar eius CUTE, bic aroe:eH
abrr persn laHsSam nne unsereasIt.
Dssinsys uns arois % 00-6.50. fatr Bis
sn.s stAts t600--S.25. extra s8.50
aalber In BEN 1smmifion,5 5au'sru -
Nance SIS. prima BIZ auser!eisHs 6H-
IKE, orsinart 4--5c.
Shwsius-1ie 3ufusr mar nur md
bis uns sie prsiis ftetig.
e1nere Snwetns braAtsn $3.50 90,
eute BE aassrIeisHs Bsrpa6anas' nab
EIeif4sriertsN &7.l5--7.20. ssmii6ts Ser.
psdanss sfsrtsH 81. .90--7.I5. oretutr, Bis
aaSsrIefens fAwsrs fetts s6as a .o0---s 90.
ertra ss.l0-s.20. stass 81 3.00--5 rs, Ieiate
Brfanhtiortsn f5. 1850. ssrttI pcE ITO
Hfuns mns peniasr % 3.O0-5.75.
S1efs nns am s.-Sdafs wareH
isetia tm grsile. Sdmrner aber etpds wtai-
GEE nno AM l0--l5c niehiaer.
SAafe.--Ggtra 4S.35-3.50. cute bic aus
eriefsns t2. .75-s.25, oreinars bis eu'e 81 50
--2.50, etcd.Shaie e3Oo-375, srtra IS. IS
100. SGhriiHss q. .50--4.50,
2ImMsr. Grfra $500 aats bic
aussrlsssns t5.25-5.9o. oreiudrs bis quite
SA.00-5.l5.
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FtW Yptt, 70. -tpIeWURt.
gsuH III idpab gu $37.30 - 81 80,
aupfer fau GATE su sl2.52I - 1918,
sleetroIsthie "a sl225 - 1880 uuo ga
fling ~ $i2 .l21s-I2.37I. SIet mar flaa
~ s4.4 - ASS; Spelter Hau ga $3.50
-6.o0. Giisn war rubig. 30. Sennorp
aorthern ~ $I5.26 - 1880, Ro. z DO. %
Sl5.o0-l5.25, qo. Southern uns ao. 2
SoatSsru loft III sl50o-l550.