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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Laundry Will Improve Plant

Dothan, February I. - Especially
Five thousand dollars will be spent oy
the Dothan steam laudry in the erection
of a new building and the purchase of
additional machinery The building will
be one-story brick and will be located
on the lot just west of the present
laundry building on Powell street, east.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Tobacco Affected Heart

81 have just about completed my treat
ment for tobacco. 1t has now been %
days since l have tasted tobacco in any
FORM, the first time have gone this long
without tasting tobacco in some form in
fifty years. / am doing fine, and have
never in my life taken "A treatment of
any kind whatsoever that has benefited
me and my general health as your
tobacco treatment has done. The trouble
that I had with my heart and kidneys
has all disappeared. I wish TO add that
] am through with my treatment. and
feel 100 per cent better than when
commenced taking treatment. May the
James Sanatorium forever grow to help
humanity, JOHN SHERROD,
"Tuscumbia, Ala"
For further information and booklet
containing testimonials in regard to san
atoriuh treatment, address Chas. b.
James Sanatorinm. CO. Alabama Ave.
Memphis. Tenn. correspondence conf
IN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
CAUSE OF I'LL HEALTH
Nine Times Out of Ten It's the Kidneys

The subtle and delusive character of
kidney disease often leads people to be-
lieve they are suffering from neuralgia.
rheumatism, pleurisy heart weakness,
and other acute forms of disease. In re-
ality ali such trouble sometimes arises
through failure of the kidneys to prop
erly perform their functions of remov
ing the poisonous matter from the
blood Unmistakable signs of kidney dis
ease arc pains in the head, swelling un-
der the eyes, dry skin, dull complexion.
tired feeling, loss of energy, etc. Many
physicians say that Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Remedy is the only medi-
cine that heals with certainty the frail
tubular structures constituting these
important organs. 1t soothes and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Bow Scouts to Purchase Uniforms

Dothan, February 7. - Especially
Dothan camp Boy Scouts of America
is raising funds for the purchase OF
uniforms The camp is in a most pros
porous condition. The membership num-
bers about 40 at the present time. When
uniforms are secured the membership
is expected to increase to 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Pastor Found Guilty

purviss, Miss, February 7.-The Rev.
Daniel Grantham, pastor of a Baptist
church here, was today found guilty of
manslaughter and sentenced to serve
five years in prison. 1t was charged
that he killed George Burkhalter~in q
controversy growing out of an alleged
fued between the Grantham and Burk-
halter families.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Weather Forecast

Washington, February forecast for
Alabama Mississippi: Fair Sunday and
day fair, diminishing northwest winds
Georgia: Fair and colder Sunday Mon
day fair diminishing northwest wind
Tennessee: Fair Sunday and Monday;
warmer Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Dothan Guards Inspected

Dothan, February 7.-(Special.)
Capt. W. P. Screws, U. S. A., and Brig.
Gen J, b. Scully, A. n g.. conducted
the annual inspection of the Dothan
Guards, Company f. First regiment
A. y. G., here tonight. Both spoke in
the highest terms of Capt. c. J. Morris
and the condition of the company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
p,mev Hearine February "a

The dsbarment proceedings 1nsu-
tuted against Travis Nj. Ramey. local
attorney. through the circuit solicitor
have been set for February "a, before
Judge Il. c. Crow oi the circuit court
Mr. Ramey states lie viii tight the dis
barmcnt proceedings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08

Los Angeles, February TEN Mexicans,
convicted of rioting on Christmas 1913.
were sentenced today to serve from three
months to two years in the county jail
After the riot AZ men, many of whom
were Industrial Workers of the World.
We're arrested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
British Golfer Wins

Nice February Tin a Y hole exhibi-
ton match which ended today. Alexander
Herd the former British open golf cham
pion. defeated George Duncan, another
Enslish player VINO holds the French
championship by up and TO play.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
INFIRMARY OPENS
IN NEW DECATUR

Decatur, February 7.-(Speclal)
Drs. Watson and Greer have opened
up a temporary hospital in large
residence on Eighth avenue. west, New
Decatur. They will use this building
until they can have suitable build
ing built A few weeks ago the Wat
son infirmary burned here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
No Desire For Whiskev

'On September Is you will see from your
records l entered your sanatorium for
treatment for alcoholism. | was then 81
years old and had been drinking for near
ly 80 years. | was barkeeper for awhile
and l tried to drink with every customer
that came in, and a consequence ruined
my health and spent all | made, coming
out loser In money, nerves and health.
] then went to farming, but continued
TO drink, and finally my health got so
bad my family physician said to me: L
can't give you any relief, you had better
go to James Sanatorium at Memphis,
Tenn, and be treated, for if you don't
you cannot possibly live very long He
got me out of bed and J. should have
done as he advised, but / thought | could
quit myself but when l tried it | found
my nervous system in such bad shape
that in order to keep from seeing things
had to keep on drinking. Finally l got
so / could not sleep at all or keep any
thing on my stomach without whskey,
and ] often felt as if | was going to
smother and my heart felt as If it was
going to stop beating. / then realized
that the Jig was up with me- unless
did as my physician had advised me,
and as | would have done had 1t not
been for strong drink, which had COM
plete control of mind, body and nervous
system. My family urged me to go to
there sober, came with me. Had | not
taken the James treatment / am salts
fled ! would have been a dead man to-
day, but instead, | am now enjoying
fine health, a good appetite and sleep
WeH and | am now urging those with
whom | used to drink to take treat
ment and quit drinking instead of
drinking with them as / used to do, and
hope yet through my example to be
instrumental in inducing others to take
treatment and become sober men and in
this way make their family as happy as
mine is You can use this letter as a
testimonial If you wish and l will take
pleasure in answering letters from per-
sons who are really in earnest for
know you cured me and you can cure any
man who wants TO be cured and who will
DO the right thing by the treatment
Wishing you continued success l am
your true friend. JILES WYATT,
ngt q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
SUNDAY SERVICE ON
N. c. & ST. |. TODAY
Improved Service on Gads-
den-GuntersviIle Branch
CITIES MAY BE MERGED
EtOwah Grand Jury Convenes Monday.
Active Suffrage Club in Gads-
den Within Six Months
in Prospect

Gadsden, February Especially Sunday
train service between Gadsden and Gun
tersville will be established tomorrow
by the Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis railroad The new train will leave
Gadsden at s:25 o'clock in the morning
arriving at Guntersvile at 1925 O. clock.
The returning train will leave Gunters-
vile at 410 o'clock, and arrive in Gads-
den al o'clock. The new service comes
after many months of litigation between
the state railroad commission and the
road
That Gadsden will bee me involved in
the merger plan between Alabama City
and Alfalfa was Indicated today by an
nouncements from the Chamber of Com
merce.
When the grand jury convenes Monday,
one of the principal subjects to be con-
sidered will be the murder case of John
Blacl<mon, a member of the last grand
Jury. who is charged with the death of
Oscar Guest. The decoying of an Ala
bama City girl from her home to oxford
by two young men also will be investi-
gated. 1t is reported that some atten-
ton will be paid to prohibition law viola
tions.
A miner named Evins was killed by a
fall of rock in the Raccoon mine at AL
toona yesterday, and his body WAS sent to
Trenton. Ga, for burial A widow and
five children survive him.
Tax Collector N. NJ. Gallant reports
that 1884 paid poll tax this year, netting
the treasury Si633. 50. OF this amount
$11S2.50 was for back poll taxes.
An active suffrage club in Gadsden
within six months is in prospect. There
are many women. 1t is said interested
In the subject, and the announcement
that Mrs. Oscar Hundley will tour the
state in the interests of woman suffrage
has aroused much interest here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
s1B3S2O.94 s17O.770.68

Fire and police departments.
*@-This increase for 1913 is made
up partially of cost of constructing new
bridge at Avenue +. Ensley, $575.23; !;
Sixty fourth street bridge, $S2S.26 and
Wylam sewer, $1620.30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Pimples and
Children
All Mothers should Carefully Watch
for PimpIes and Use Stuarts Cal
cium Waters the Instant
They Appear

The blood of children changes at GER
tain period of their life. 1t is then that
their beauty is ofttimes made or marred,
the health established or shattered
Every mother knows this important
neriod and should keep the blood of her
children as fresh and as pure as possi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
STOCK EXCHANGE
BILL IS ATTACKED
Regulations Invasion of
States Rights, Say EX-
change Officers

Washington, February Federal
regulation of stock exchanges as pro-
posed in the owen BILL under consid-
Grafton by the Senate banking and cur
rcncy committee is radical invasion
of states rights in the opinion of Of
ficers of the consolidated stock ex-
change of New York, whoA appeared
to-day before the committee.
"The bill" declared Hjalmar H. Boye-
sen, counsel for the exchange, seeks
to do through postal and other regu-
lations what Congress has no authority
to do directly and constitutes the most
radical invasion of states rights with
Which l am familiar"
Boyesen, NJ E. De Aguero, president,
and other officials of the console dated,
saw in the owen bill, however some
sound legislative recommendations
which they declared should be enacted
by the various states. They criticized
sharply other features.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
James Home Remedies

FURNISHED &C the fOIIOWlng PRICES:
Whiskey, Wine or Beer ....... s25.0o
Tobacco Cigarette or Snuff 49,. 1000
nervousness i and Insomnia 49,. 500
Cost Of specially prepared treatment
for drug addictions is dependent upon
age and physical condition. kind and
quality of drug used. how used. etc.
City office Home Remedy Co, GO Mon
roe ave. open Sundays from $50 to 1890
q m. corresp ndence oonlidential.-Ad-
,ertisement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
William Accents Throne

Berlin. February THE Tageblatt
says that Prince William of Wied has
accepted the Albanian throne and will
leave Potsdam tomorrow for Rome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Only one .RROMO QUININE.

To get the genuine, call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE. Look
for signature of e. w. GROVE. Cures a
Cold in One Day. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
JAMES SANATOREUhl
692 ALABAMA AVE.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
n Private sanstorium for the Trent.
sient of Drug Addictions, AIco-
hoIism, Neryou. Diseases, To-
bccco and Cigarettes

10 reach sanatorium, take Poplar Ave
nue. cars to corner Poplar and Alabama
Avenues, or Main Street cars from Union
Station. and lransLer to RnnIar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Cured of Drug Habit

Seven years ago l began your treat
ment for Morphine, and am happy to say
9t erected permanent cure, and [ have
never had any desire for the internal
stuff since. L was a total wreck a nui-
sance to myself, wife, children, friends
ana neighbors. 1t was with difficulty
that my wife succeeded in getting me to
take treatment, but certainly am glad L
did, for | am well man, past 54 years
OF age, and since cured have been a
better man mentally, morally and ply
sically than ever before. VIII say in
conclusion the James Sanatorium is all
1t claims to be, and all who may be
unfortunate enough to be addicted to
narcotic drugs that they have a per-
manent cure If they take the James
Treatment as directed w. r. MILLER.
.a1A Mir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Patients Testimonials

Having received their freedom from
morphine, whisSey and tobacco, they are
loud in their praise of the James Treat
nent. Read their testimonials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08

heals the lnflamed parts
and gradually restores
them to their normal
condition. For sale by
all druggists in soc and
s1.O0 bottles. A sample
free if you write War
ner's Safe Remedies Co,
Dept. 200. Rochester,
n. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
EVENTS OF TODAY
MeXicans Senfenced

DR.. Robert A. Elwood speaks at Jeffer-
son theatre at go o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
To Prepare Amendment

De Aguero told the committee that
the section requiring members of stock
exchanges to keep a record of the serial
numbers of all securities dealt in each
day would abolish the exchange clear
ing houses and throw the machinery
of the financial world back 25 years
He agreed to prepare an amendment
to provide for an accurate accounting
of transactions by brokers'
Royesen declared the bill as drawn
would abolish short sales which had
not been condemned by the Pujo money
trust committees, or by the Hughes
investigating committee of New York
America still is a borrowing nation, -
he said. The money saving nations
OF the world like England, France and
Germany have much money invested in
American securities. We have to get
foreign capital to develop our business
TO make 1t unlawful for brokers to
borrow securities to deal with foreign
bankers would impair these transac-
tions and put foreign bankers eight or
ten days behind the American mar
kct
The committee will resume its hear
lug Wednesday,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
RECORD PRICE FOR
ART TRANSACTION
IN j. S. IS MADE
Small COwper Madonna"
by Raphael Sells to p. B.
A. .Weidner for Over
100000

New York February THE pur-
chase by p. B. A. Weidner of Phila-
delphia of the Small Cowper Madonna"
by Raphael, the most valuable picture
ever brought to this country, an
nounced today, for sum said to be
in excess Of 100000, creates a rec
ord price for single art transaction
in this country
The previous record was Mr. Weld
ners purchase of THE Mill" sby Rem
brandt for 100000. other painting
Which have been bought by art col
leciors here at high prices are:
Portrait of the Duke of Olivares,"
by Velasques, purchased by Mrs. Col
lis p. Huntington for 100000; "Por-
irait of Self, Wife and Child" by Frans
Halls, purchased by Duveen Brothers
for 100000: "St. Roch." by Rubens,
purchased by Andrew Carnegie for
5000. 600; Portrait of the Hon. Anne
Eduncombe," by Gainsborough. pur-
chased by A. c. Frick for 100000.
Recently Arrived
The Small Cowper Madonna" also
known as the "Panshanger Raphael
only recently arrived in this country
from England where it was purchased
last November by Duveen Brothers for
100000.
The picture was first offered to the
National gallery in London but funds
were not available for it's purchase.
The press of England at the time pro-
tested against the loss of the famous
Madonna.
The "Panshanger Raphael was
painted about 1906 when the artist was
% years old
The picture which is on a panel "a
inches in height and inches wide was
originally acquired by George Nassau,
third Earl Cowper when he was British
minister at Florence in 1880. The pic
ture which Moreli, the leading authorl-
ty on Raphael describes as THE love-
Iiest of all Raphaers Madonnas,' be-
longs to the masters early Florentine
period. The execution is easy and grace
pecially those of the Virgin, is of an
pecially those of the Virgin is of an
elegance seldom seen in other works
of Raphael. The color is beautiful.
Holds Naked Child
The Madonna is seen seated on a
stone seat near a bank overlooking an
open landscape The holds the naked
child in her left arm.
Madonna is dressed in red with
blue mantle lined with green, loosely
thrown around her waist and over her
knees.
The background is a beautiful feature
of the picture. 1t shows on the left
winding river, flowing between wooded
banks to the hills.
To the~ right is seen with its dome
and campanile the church of San Ber-
nardino, near Urbino, standing in
bright sunshine under an almost cloud
less sky of exquisite blue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
A residence on Mccartney street W

A residence on Mccartney street was
raided yesterday by deputy sheriffs
and over 80 half pints of whisky were
found between the ceiling and the first
floor of the building. The liquor was
taken to the county Jail but no ar
rests were made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08

j. C. Mcfarland of Decatur has
bought thef Westmoreland drug store
at Athens and will conduct the bust
ness there himself. For number OF
years he has been connected with the
Owl drug store in Decatur.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

keAts q Carris s. Cooper. Deceased
ne undefnis1sd. having tsea appoint
% Administrator Of The estats u cam.
O. Coopsf. late of the County Of Prov
sfs 10 TIE STATE Of Colorado, decea sed.
merely gsses notscs that be Will spvea !
esfofs the County Court Of sad Prov
srs County. ~ the Court HOUSE In the
Caty Of Lamar. N said County. al
tns DeceEnber Term. 1919. on the nrst
monday In February next. being the End
Jay of February. A. u. 1914. at which
Time all persons having claims against
sAid estate arc notified and requested
to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebt.
% to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment 20 the undersigned
dated at Lamar. Colo. this 18th day
Of December. A. d 1914.
WILLIAM w. COOPER,
Administrator.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate - Clarmonds vsIut. DscsssSd
The undersigned. having been appoint
- Administrator Of the estate OF
islarDoncs veiut late Of the County OF
Provers 10 the STATE Of Colorado. de.
VA soDssr before the County Court o.
ssS1 Proven County. At the Cours
HoLs~ In Lamar In said oCouniy. a.
the Dscslnbsr Tsrm. 1914. on Monday.
sn2efy 18Th. 1919. next. ~ which time
estate are notifled and requested u
attend for The Dorposs Sf having the
same adjusted An persons Indebted 10
mediate SAymsnt 70 the urderslxned.
DASed At Lamar. Colo. this mrs; da.
Of December. A. D. lSll
JOHN c. FORD.
K DOUGHTY. Attorns,.
fifs. pub DC !. 1911
lAs pub Dec. u. lSll.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07

pa. the key In his poekse- By that
time the boys had srloa1s1 The boxes.
AID Mr. G. ~ once resumed bis
seat o. the sled
Merry Christmas - au.' he
shouted
The ssns 70 you,' We chofassd
We Immediately asssfisd the
boxes. The Id came on the boz
married oranges nrst. and one vas
grabbed and the tissue vrsDping 70
moved Then there vas . Wild yell
Potatoes, Nothing but old p0tatoes.
Ne glanced shsspishIy II the big
girls who we're holding their breath.
IL = trsmor Of dread ne took the TOP
on the boz labeled candy. Oh. utterly
shattered hopes The boz Vas full Of
nice white candIesi"
The ample shoulders and girth Of
the coionsrs friend shook freely.
~Um." be said. He vas some
teacher"
You bet" agreed the colonel IF
We boys had had money enough
think we'd have come pretty near 70
buying him . gold watch. Detroit
Free Press.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07
KEEPS FIRE OVER NIGHT

Consumes about One DognA O;
GOAL per hour. Is Gauge wellr1-le
PooliEbed Steel Body. ons-kal: inch
space between body and steel liz
ing. Massive rotary crusher grats
quinckIy pulverises clinken- SOLD
triangular crate bars. StrocG a.e
durable. Circular fire bowl (GeSe,
and lower), viii not vafp. ,aGs
longer. Crate weighs twice - mac
a. that in an other hot b,ar
heater. High dome sop givss 50
metry Of appearances. -Loek -"
nickel ring. DO bolts or sersvs. ~
versible cast pipe colaf. iptDs Day
stand vertical or rrn stratghs back
70 a low flue. may be 'eet u1" or
taken down" IN half the tine 1ec-
essary with other makea Simplest
in construction. esssss Of operado..
no dust. no dirt
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07
NOTICE o. CONTEXT
DsyarmRt q me lnisrAof
unisse bsa.0 Lan1 0eEaoA LAAaf. o.


o-saa. Dscerltes Z. LII
To Jun 9. TsGser u Lanai C0i'feo''
CDz1tG-sss
Yvr Are nsepg DD-s.ee Thai Oksy Y.
Ssxrzy, u,nr E3Fsa LANAI. Colorsdp. ~
Ia yos-oc..cs sae-sa. a1d ia Noresnt ef
Il -F1s. LIE - -<-s Dtt-ce n-s ouI9
corroDors.sc application 10 contest ana
sscurs ..s cAtos1s@r-oI " yoar Hotnt-
sLs&6 EEtry IA $3.50. Serial No pss0x
mae Lscssz.bsr ls, 1S1s. for NE. OF
AEn EVICTION - T0vnsniy ~ &. Range
a. ". en- Principal Meridian. and a.
Erypnof for he caDtsR ne alleges thai
ss4c Jan C TeE<eH o. - about July -
liza. aDs ncpDec Nh SAID entry &nd SOLO
wEn the intaat1on O: then and there
sps-ncoc.ng LIE sad suery and then ana
tbere wholly abandoned SANE
rop are tnsrefwe. further notified
IL. ss1c allegations w1ll be tAkeA
- confessed. and your said entyy will
- csaceAse Without further right 10
- heard. ether before th-s office. or
~ avsssa1 you fan 10 file IN this
Office v1<z.r twsnfy days after the
FsDrHrH publication Of this notice. -
snoSn bsiov. your ansSer. under ostn.
iaans u Contest. together WIKI due proof
that y0s have Served . copy q your
Aasver O. the sad contestant ssther in
person or BY registered mail
loo should STATE tn your answer the
nam Of the pose Office to which you
*''' ''''i st essis Z y ws r.. < ke1
BAD pub. De "a, 1914.
"a pub. Dc u. iei1
sth Pub. Jan I. isd4
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07

iosns ne car t>czss ts racylss ire
xnDs snc called:
Open rs 1>or. please, !. 10 ]. Mr..
o.
FINN. ons u The boys replied
tcsosxs ne ks,tols. but yog1I have
" x5ys "a . Christmas treat tss0rs
We ~, yos 10,
~. II II c>S coic for joking La
ne IL ~ oncs'
Were rot 5oxing; We yelled beck
We wan, treat 90 " ths store
and ~ a big Dox II oranges and .
big Dox u csnoy snd have them here
for va this sfisfDoDD, and wen open
the coor. or. ~ yOgu promise On
your word u hOnor. yell let you In
Fcr answer be pounded on the
door snd hundred.
Boys. I order yog 20 open this
door, Will you obey msT
% rrsstr WIS or ultimstBn.
Followed several minutes Of silence
and suspense, then he called 20 US:
90 Well. boys. suppose the be
sisger instead Of the bsEisgsd viii
have ~ surrender. You may open the
aoor will treat
The Goor vac opened slowly, eau
'iDDsIy, for ne we're doubtful. almost
disifgsifgi. bat he pas milling.
n Ia all ugb'. DD1s. he assured
"a. 4 have DfoDlssG Ne nigh, as
well oioss nop uji after the ss~
Tears holiday. Nb.ls an goinz for
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07

s~va TAs sSiossi issDsd farther
back In the sSvsl0Ding issthsS and
v"sisy IT expanding rings poured
from beneath the carefully trimmed
whits 1astsehs.
That" he said. with q wave of bis
asnd toward the throngs. "ss, mo 70
thinking ~ no" IN my country school
days NE biz, bad boys somsiimss
locked ne teacher out 10 make him
eve ns Christmas treat. ~ ihs
pfs'lss hoDsn, yov soaked me on tho
'b'ui'sf J was thinking ~ the tine
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07

Tho regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF hte First Ma
tional Bsnk. Lamar. Colorado. will
be held at the Banking room Tues
day. January IL. 1914, TOR the pur.
pose Of electing . board Of d.
rectors for the ensuing year and
the transaction Of such other bus
iness ~ may properly come before
said meeting.
". O. GOULD, Caahisr.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-07
ES2[E3Cszzfx
1 MEMORABLE TREAT
,~l>KtE

~ esSi1nsi 81
Comfortably In nis
chair ssS gslsS
1sssmiIy bsosGb .
hszy cloud NJ Bsv
ana ~ tbs cbr1st
mas crowd.
~Baha, ~yionsi
A. last I've fvsS1
yDy looking sod"
Ann . friend Who
had c>DDs W from
bs.ia1 ana sisDEs1
aim a2sc'tonstsiy
On tks shoulder
pulled . big chair
alyaaafdS and SAT