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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-14
To Remove.

To Remove.
To remove grease spots from silk,
take lump of magnesia and rub it
wet ON the spot let it dry, then brush
Od the magnesia mad the spot will
have disappeared.
To remove paint from glass, dis
solve some washing soda in very hot
water and wash the windows with it,
Using a very soft flannel
Another method by which paint
may be removed from glass is to rub
a dimebriskly over the stain and
then wash with turpentine.
Fruit stains may be removed by
holding the stained portion over a
bowl and pouring boiling water
through tue material.
Paint may be removed from cloth
ing by saturating the spots with equal
parts of ammonia and turpentine and
then washing it out in soapsuds. When
heavy wooden clothing is stained, Oft
en- brisk rubbing Ct the stain with
another piece of the same cloth 'win
remove all traces
10 remove grease spots from the
wall paper, sprinkle soda over blot
ting paper, place over the spot and
press moderately warm iron against
1t fer few minutes. The blotting
paper will absorb the grease and the
spot on the wall paper will disappear.
To remove ink from the hands wet
a sponge with spirit of hartshorn or
ammonia and wash the stains vigor.
gusly.
Social Items.
Miss Marian Dent will come in
fNm Hofwyl the early part of this
week TO spend few days with Mrs.
J. X. Nightingale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Meeks returned
yesterday TO Atlanta. after visit of
few days to Mrs W. ]. Way.
Mrs. Donald Richardson arrives to-
day TO visit her parents, Mr.. snd Mrs.
N. A. Baker.
The many friends of Mrs. j. II. Nc.
Cullough will be grieved TO learn that
she was very badly hurt from a fall
at her home on Thursday. Although
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HAVE you TRIED PAxTIRE
The Great Toifet cernir;d.3

You don't have to pay soc or s1.oo
pint for historian antseptics or per-
oxide. You can make 10 pinls Of a mors
cleansing, gefmicidal, healing and deoaor-
izing antiseptic solution with one ESQ
box of Paxtine,-a soluble antiseptic
powder. ostainabie at any drug store.
Paxtine destroys germs that Cause
disease, decay and oiors.-that is why it
is the best mouth wash and gargle. and
why it purifies the breath, cleanse5 AMI
preserves the teeth better than ordinary
dentifrices. and in sponge bathing it COM
pletely eradicates perspiTaton and other
disagreeable body odors. Every dainty
woman appreciates this aud its May
other toilet and hygienic Uses.
Passtine is splendid for sore throat.
Unframed eyes and to purify mouth and
breath after smoking. You cam get Pax
tine Toilet AntiseptIc at any drug store,
price Csc and soc. or by mail postpaid
from The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston.
Mass, who will send you free sample
if you woaid like to try i before buying.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-14

Boys black Wei and patent leather
low quarter shoes, 2 ~ to 1-2: reg
ular prices So; we will sell them as
long as they last at 81 so. Sig Levlson.
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Brunswick q florida
Steamboat Co.
Cumberland Route
Touching
brunswick, Cumberland
Island s. Fernandina

Close connections with all Trains to
and from Brunswick; also S. A. L. at
Fernandina, Fla.
"A fine view of the club house at
Jekyl; the home of the Carnesies and
the finest beach on the Atlantic coast.
STEAMER EMMELiNE.
Summer Schedule 1911.
Leave Brunswick :. :. :. $3.50 a. M.
Arrive Cumberland =. :. ..10:3O a. m.
Arrive Fernandina =. =. 1892. m.
RETURNING
Leave Fernandina :. - :. 2:30p. no.
Arrive Cumberland :. :. :. $3.50 D. m.
Arrive Brunswick =. :. :. 1880 p. m.
FIRST class passage to Fernan-
dina, Fla. -. -. ..... ...sl. so
Special Saturday only, round
trip -. -. .75
Railroad Mileage Honored.
J. B. WRIGHT. MGR
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-14

Foley Kidney Pills are true medi-
cine, They are heating, strengthen
ing, antiseptic and tonic. They act
quickly.
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Mrs. Way Entertains.

On Friday evening Mrs. w. j. Way
entertained with charming informal
reception at her home, in honor of her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Meeks,
whose marriage was an event of last
week in Atlanta.
The guests included only the family
ana very intimate frioGds, and afte"
pleasant hour or two spent IL con-
versation and other agreeable pas
times, delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, who dispensed
much cordially in the entertainment
of her guests during the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12
Wellsburq Briefs.

W. 5. Teeple was a business visitor
IN New Martinsville yesterday
John Daurherty has returned from
several weeks stay in Martins Fer
~. q
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Deighton. Of New
Mariinsviile. were recent guests OF
NellsburE relatives
\. Neville Is y business visitor
in New YorA city
Mr. and Mrs Frank Charlton. OF
PitisUurg. spent sunday with friends
and relatives in Weilsburg
James Clemens has returned from
San Francisco. cal. where no vas
s~nf as delegate 20 the national con.
veution 81 Eagles
T.. 10 Bone WAS business visitor
Yesterday IN Moundsville " Va
Miss nan ChIrchmau. OF CAMBRIDGE
ONO. is visiting relatives IN this CITY.
All Potts Is business visitor i'm
cameron and Warrington
Miss Edy'hc Smesd. Of Canton O
~ rIcsf az the home 81 Miss Clara
N"s' ~ seventh street
Mrs Henry Newman was tho 70.
cent guest o. relatives in Sistersville
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recent brief upward movement. were
closed out Tho recovery. which was
IN progress most OF the afternoon.
seemed 10 BE- chiefly the result o.
short covering
Total sales for foreign account were
estimated az more than 81. goo char.s
Reports in regard 10 the difficulty he.
tween France ana Germany. were con.
ticting, although more optimistic ad
vices on this subject were received
later In tho day. Local bankers with
international connections. received re
ports inuimHting that both Paris and
Berlin were engaged in the further
curtailment of German credits.
Home news included dispatches
from the west indicating brighter
prospects for peace on tho Illinois
Central Tho pressure against United
States steel Was coincidoni with re-
ports that operations at the CORPORA
tons mills are on a smaller scale
than al any time during August. \
cut in tho dividend OF the Texas oil
from ton To five per cent occasioned
no surprise. even in speculative cir
clcs. The prevailing quotation for
the stock. which is lightly held long
ago discounted tho change in rate
Bonds were heavy. but railroad
somewhat late in the day m sympathy
with The Improvements In stocks. To-
tai sales par value S2.205.o00.
United states bonds were unchane.
Cd on call
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STOCKS TOUCH
A LOW MARK
RECOVERY MADE ON CLOSE OF
TIE DAY IN WALL
STREET.
cams Made BY Reading and Southern
Pacific IN Spirited Reaction
Monday.

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-Afrcr omen.
ing on a considerable higher level.
stocks fcll 70 The lowest poin, of mo
year today. and then recovered. Net
changes were slight in most cases. and
The final rally was So spirited that
many or the active issues closed with
small gains. running mp 10 poiut
IN Reading and southern Pacific. Uu-
m" market was not freed from tl.
nervousness and unsettlcmonfS OF last
week. During The morning decline.
most ~ 'H" representative issues were
included u 10" list OF low records.
nor only FOR th, year. hu' IN several
instances. for ct longer period Tie
rang" of prices FOR tho day ran fp
moro IMAM t'i''" points lr some cases
Opening gains. RANGING from 90 .
points. W"r" Cg- to fh- earlier ft-r
or prices ~ the London market Trad.
'r- took advantage O: th, rise. fn SELL
Si"HN. TIL" selling had the appp.r.
anre % being renewal of liquidation.
SUCH as was the chief depressing .rc-
tor Cor several weeks The market
Was unable 10 resist tho pressure and
broke abruptly. The Wea kucss Was
pronounced during most of the morn
ing and 'hcr" seemed fo o." an utter
lack OF substantial support Many
weak bun accounts. dating from the
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STEUBENVILLE

Sr@ q, il'srf'-r o. 800 I-fcfl.ce-rcr
~IEl HENNlILE o.. Sept -
Tn" grand Jury Tor september term
was emraro'c1 ou MONDAY Attorneys
~or" present for rho first tine since
judicial decision. rrpr, senfiue those
likely fo ho indicted. ~ offer oh.ec.
fons fo 'ho ioes.i't ~ tho e-nrsnc'
inc to preserve fheir rights Thev
Objected because % IS Irons ~ The
rrlr'.r panel efo cam" In fa'. was
present and read. to -t-tc urro "A
ftI-n4u vt- fIrE hf- place Tho
r"rsorrri ~ 'rs ersrI u-t ~ae IS
IS carter E rs Andrews rl-f SUN
'r.trI f T shepherd. "a r vsr,.
iI.vtrI f|rr So is Murray
H"rr. Cf-.~ r. Ross c'ar.. Do
.-..f. Ns-'.~ F'ttrr't r ve
N...rr- r-.t r.-r.s .
Iu-r- fr. .fr. ST. --a-. e..
~.e r-.rIr .r. W Do ...
f.s . sstrr se-a tt..
.rrr.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Special Dispatch 10 the Iateuix-rc.-.
PAHkERSBU re. W. Va. sept. IL.
weather Conditions reported by OBJ
serher How" ar" as appended:
Unsettled weather continues in the
ohio and Tennessee valleys. where
tho prossUr"S are below the normal.
\ low pressure area Of slight energy
covers the upper Valleys. moving into
the LAX" region. The prcssures are
low in Kansas
During tho past q hours light to
moderately heavy showers occurred
IN tho ohio valley and from Missouri
northWard over Minnesota Tn. fall
al cincinnati was No inches
The conditions favor continued un-
settled weather Tor this section to-
uisht AMI TussdaN. without much
chang" I'm temperature
Tn" obi" will continue to rise slow
lN 80 Park rshurg tonight and AZ
Point Pleasant for tho next 80 hours.
The crest stage at Parkersburg Will
be near Il feet.
II g. HOWE.
Section Director.
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WELLSBURG

Contracts will be let this wool 70,
me erection OF new building TO be
used as hide and wool house b,
Jasper Potts. The building will be
hreproof. The new structure will be
located between the present building
oi Jasper Potts and the Gamble black
smith property. work to be started
Immediately after the contracts are
let.
The new building will be two stories
In height and will be quite an add
tlOn 70 the industries Of the town
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E Entertained.

Mrs Fred B. Magec entertained tn,
members of class No. 9. of the VI r.
sunday school recently. al her home
on South Main street The first parr
oi the evening consisted Of business
meeting and election OF officers. Mrs
req H. MaSee was elected president
ana Miss Ethel u. Glass secretary.
After the business Of the evening
was concluded a social hour was held
and ar a seasonablc hour refreshments
were served. being carried out in III.
class colors OF violet and white.
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Forty Hours, pnvn,Inn-

Tho forty hours devotion services
which were started SUNDAY nigh, a,
st Johns Catholic church will ne
wrought TO close this morning with
mass az O'Clock. Mass was held
yesterday morning at and 6 O'Clock
ana devotional services were held
last evening at 80 O'Clock.
Father Slattery. of StcubenvilIe. and
rather Han. Of BenVood. we're pres
cnt during the services.
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FOOD PRODUCTS SOARING
IN THE AMERICAN MARKET

"tiv'ly reasonable and few cents
cheaper retail than in last September.
Flour Low.
Flour 81 good qual;-v rs selling at
lowest retail prices at $5.9s a barrel.
th" sam" price that prevailed al this
Tim" last year. and bacon may be had
80 som" stores for 90 cents a pound
as against % and 80 cents year
ago. Tho average family" steak
COSTS about 30 cents pound as n did
last Year.. though .Np.riS saw that
with al feeding crops short ~ is not
iN'lN thar Def Will A." higher AS the
winter Progresses
Th" cost OF poultry viii h, largely
determined hy cold sfYfIc. h.flfrr-
lnti"Htiors ar" taa' the Snprfal... OF
potatoes IS serious. not only iu this
country hu' 100 Great I;rifian and
Germany In the 'ail of last wear one
could buy good POTATOES IN thu field
az -' cents q hush.'. today tho rri..s
range from ~ cents to NOR, cham A
''."f. tnn"d peas. beans and TO-
rdt"'s also viii Do, higher Ig, rf..
p mains cheap and unless tr.-, sS ,
intt I'D a!tau'o iu pork. o. Us arruri
that th" man ~ slender mems IAN
pros i1" f"r ms family Witho., Serl-
Gus strain
Sugar and Coffee.
@iEar |nd '"''' Hr" ..'h ph.r.m-
'""..t hiEh h"t those. Who ar study
.'- and market pred that d....I-...t
consumption which Ir.Irttl.. t..-
lows Urahtbi'ifr advance. VIII -,.r
RESTORE 'h.~, tWr breakfast fIf1. zoe
.'-~l'i'~ 90 iH.r' normal ...,I
y Hin'. 'r STANDARD f:tr -p.t .u-r.a
brought p cents 70 .rert whnIe4qI-
h ->'" York >tfu-an. H4 4..t.u-t
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Coffee.

NEW YORK. Sept ii-TIavre
market unchanged To- one quarter
,"hC; decline. September futures
'u'i'u "t l-."4c. D"Ccm Der.
closed offered at iisS March ,IoS.d
"nered at. So. Rio 40 uuntcd At
lStc. Market barely steady
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Dry Goods.

NV YORK, Sept. 1.-THE cotton
goods markets WERE more ac,t,.. a.
Ing the day following IN. naming .,
new prices on ging hams Johhers
are doing a fair house trade Yarns
are In active and irregular. Novelty
Ir'Ss Goods In woolens are in better
demand
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School Started

Tho public schools of WeIlsbure
and Follanshee opened their fall ses
sions Yesterday although the real
work OF the term will not start until
ms morning. good attendance was
recorded
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Shakespeare Club.

The initial meeting OF the Shakes
peare club was held last night ar the
home of its president. and Officers
were elected for the ensuing wear
Several matters OF importance were
discussed
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w. & l.. E. r. r.
pspart
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

ARRIVAL ana Departure ~ traIns az Bsll.
Hlrc
AITiNe 81 = m. 20 . m assp m
l'eG trf H.HH 80 g. nj. f- SD ",
S'heay uh.ns arrive ~ 40 g. m ard
oernr' A. 90 % m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. ii-Standard
upper weak; spot 81 s5Qs To-
London quiet. spot SIS i7s I'd. fut-
utes IS IS Sd. Lake copper 81 s2L
! -: electroiytic sis S7i- dls scL
casting Si2 ish@Ie s7h.
Ttn-Weak. spot ssG 30 ronsop
hrm; spot $50 l5s. futures cise
Lead-Dull 81 45d4 IS New York
London ee7 SIS I'd
Sp"lter-Dull 81 ands 0a New
York: London scr i5s
lron-CleNelan warrants ass sd in
.."hu"h- Locally iron was unsettled.
No. I southern and No soutb.r,
soft SIS O0Nl5 so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-12
WHEAT

CHICAGO. sept. Official an
noUn''m'nt that although the pnta-
Z" crop IN Germany X badly short the
promised Yield ~ grain is about the
sam" 49, last year had weakening
en'ct today on thu price Of wheat.
Closing figures were L. To 1i,Tli.c
lower than Saturday night. All Other
leading staples. tuu. showed net de-
cline. corn 0. TO IdA.. EXCEPT for
September. oats .. 10 - and provis-
ions 10 10 inc
Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour Finn
Rve-No. e.. sfr.
taII"y-Iood cor mixing s5d SOC,
fair 70 choice mailing 81 I0d1 -
Timothy Sod 81. 5oHIl 80.
clover $40 Oo0 ~ 90.
F"rk-Noss por bhl 81 80 IN
T. '-'-; lard. p"r 100 lbs $ c-i..
short ribs sides loosob s. ga
n = So. short clear Sid,s. UuXcdl
50 ooGs -.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. ". Va. sept n. II
Range 81 active STOCK. on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily By
A. =. Masten < Co. broksrz
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EXCURSIONS TO
PitiSburg Exposition

Every Thursday until October 10.
ana Saturdays. Sept. 10 and 80. and
OCT. II and n
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price was Hsed ~ 20 cents. Output
ees.1o0 pounds
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Pittsburg Stocks.

" t.'..-I..N.i. N "a SEQ. Ir. -,t
30 .t.tc l4ttralr-. slows ,urr,,t.t
-"''' JOS 3 J. " ten = Co. uaukers
o.. NF"Eyl- Sau"u.tI Exchange f.4uk
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q September opened These figures
have changed only slightly s'nc.
sept 'aii sept 1870
'osfee Hic No =
r@r pound ...... 1879 fnT-
Flour. straight WIN
tor. r~r hhi - 80 g SO
EeeN - best native
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MOrgantOWn and Oak Park
SUNDAY. SEPT. ~.
ROUND TRIP, Sl.5O.

Oak Park is the gem of Northern
West Virginia. Natural Park on the
MoreantoWn q Kingwood Railway.
he Laurel Line. and has numerous
attractions.
Special train leaves a. m. Return.
INK leaves Oak Park p. m
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wrrrifNG All 4 -i 81 ~ l5s,,.y,
fn r..... N..#-r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14
Campaign Will Be Formally
 Launched Tonight
ADJUSTING TARIFFS
Bessemer Hopes to Get Better Fire h. surance Rates-BrightOn Ladys
 Marriage Surprises 'Her
 Many Friends

Bessemer. July Special )-The Anti Saloon league will begin their campaign in Bessemer, Brighton and Jonesboro tomorrow night by an or ganization of the local prohibition forces in these respective places. c. P Beddow. Charles Rice and Borden Burr of Birmingham will name committees and discuss plans for an active man-to- man canvass.
 In this city the conference, whici will have no public speaking or mas: meeting in connection, will probably be held in the office of w. s. Welsh attorney, one of the prominent prohi- bitlon leaders of Bessemer The Jones boro meeting will be held at the schoo house and the Brighton meeting VII be held at the city hall.
 Mir Burr stated this afternoon tha the anti-saloon league would make there organizations in this district t' keep in line with their plan to covel the entire county with such commit tees and that public speeches would be one of the phases of the local tghl against the repeating of the prohibition laws.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14
MRS. ]. GALLAGHER SAID OBE INSANE Inexactitude in Charity HOs- pital Funds Was so
 Caused

Cincinnati. July 13.-After an examina- ton into the mental condition of Mrs. John D. Gallagher, conducted by alienisis of the probate court here this afternoon, Andrew Gallagher, her son. swore out q warrant before Probate Judge Luerdos, charging his mother with insanity. Ac- ton on the warrant has been postponed until tomorrow. t
 The swearing of the insanity warrant followed the discovery of d discrepancy in the accounts of the home for incur ables in this city of which Mrs Ga:- lagher, prominent society and club wom- an, has been treasurer for a number of years. ..-5r>, In the hearing before the alienists this afternoon it was alleged that Mrs. Gal lagher's Aetal condition had become acute and that her family was afraid she would attempt to take her own life. The home for incurables now is being run on the income of d trust fund of s2O,000
 Since there were no assets found ID the private strong box opened Wednesday the directors fear that the discrepancy r in the finances may amount to s50,ooo EX- perts are working on the books.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14

 CAPT. t. H. TODD Col. Bricken to File Charges Today and Sensation
 Is Promised

Iuverne, July 3.-(Special )-Colonel c. R. Bricken, commanding the Second regiment Alabama National Guard, who resides in this city, will file with the governor today the charges and specifi- cations against George H. Todd, captain of Battery B, First artillery, A. N. G., of Montgomery, with the request that the governor order a general courtmar- tial to try the officer.
 These charges and specifications. and the request for the courtmartial are based upon the alleged misconduct of Captain Todd on July at Pickett Springs, during the encampment or the Second regiment. It was Governor Day, and Captain Todd in the presence of hundreds of visitors and number of officers and men of the regiment, 1t is charged became very unruly, used vile epithets and undertook to prevent the lowering of the flag and to stop the firing of the evening gun at re- treat.
 The affair created quite sensation and resulted in the confinement in the guard house of Captain Todd and later his election from camp. It is charged that his language addressed to the whole National Guard including the governor was offensive and that after his election from camp he dsmantled the field gun in order to prevent further salutes from being fired,
 Colonel Bricken has declined to make public the charges and specifications which he has filed with the governor, but |, is generally understood that the fol
 loving charges will be incorporated therein:
 "Conduct< unbecoming an officer and gentleman; drunkenness on duty; refus' ing to obey lawful orders of superior oni- cers; insulting and showing disrespect u superior officers
 At a meeting of all of the officers oi the Second regiment, Colonel Bricke' was unanimously urged to ask for court martial to try Captain Todd for these cf1enses, and the documents filed Tn tns matter today is the outgrowth or sucr action. ''
 The laws of the state are very plail | upon such matters and if the accused K | found guilty of any of the charses o m, l rnsv be required to pay me or sivD
 may he .cashiered and dish onorabiy ois
 charged from the service and reprlmano l ed. all or either of these penalties may o' l inflicted .h. stat,
 The entire National Guard of the sta.'
 will watch the proceedings with great III 1 terest E. s r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14
WADDELL SAVES
 OPTION ELECTION


 Montgomery, July 13.-(Special) )--A auich trip of Representative Waddell of Russeh county to.Montgomery on Thursday made |constitutional a local option election which will be had in his county on Moiday. The representative discovereo' Ill 'he very nick of time, that two registrars haa not been appointed. and as consequence OF the discovery he had to hurry to the capitol to have the vacancies filed in order that new voters might be registered In time for the election. sars. q IT. ,Tallman ofs Scale and Giles walker of Hurtsboro were named by the governor. e fa
 The election law of the state requires that the registrars must sit on Fridays and Saturdays preceding each election, and it is believed that if they did not sit the election would not be Valif
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14
Adjusting Tariff Rates

The tariff rates for the fire insur ance of Bessemer are being adjusted by two representatives of tho South eastern Tariff association of Atlanta. The last list of rates was compiled and published in February, 1907. and the changes made since that time have ag- gregated n budget as large as the or iginal book. Upon advice of George H. Stevenson, member of the association. these tariff experts were commissione ed here for the purpose of securing. if possible, a better rate for this city. The work was begun today and will re- quire a month for it's completion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14

A GOOD paying bar room in Pensacoia' Fla about s10o0 cash. Address Brewery
 Agent. p o. Box 2o2. Pensacola. 6-14-5ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-14
MANIFESTATIONS

WGNTEDSPosifio as hoTsefeeper for boarding house, hotel or boarding
 school: several years experience. Ad- dress N-29, care Age-Herald. 7-12-2t sWANTED-A position as housekeeper, seamstress or to take charge of linen
 room in hotel Address Ill Tusca- loosa avenue, West End, Birmingham, Ala 7-13-H WANTED-To associate with law firm
 as stenographer and assistant: am lawyer of some years experience can do court reporting. Address Lawyer, care Age-Herald 7-l3-2t