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THE BIBMIHGHAil NEW a BIRMINGHAM, ALA; 'TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, iflOO. a si (lie fSCiS. difference only tends to strengthen the situations and the effect, and does not detract from the value of the story. The engagemeut of The Christian" here will occur on next Monday and Tuesday and Tuesday matinte, at tbe Jefferson Theater. The company la one of Llebler greatest organisations, and Mr.

Hall Caine's great play will be presented here with all the massive scenic equipments and elaborate details that were features of the original New York production. saysTryTnsIeat. DEPARTMENT STORES. RETAILERS AND JOBBERS. DEPARTMENT STORES.

RETAILERS AND JOBBERS. Gentlemans Attire without faultlm Kaea and neekwaor. We have tbe taaJtiess and tbe oftener you by from tbe more cash you will bare left. Our STAR high grade shirts, In white and colors, at $1.00 to $2.00, cant be duplicated In Birin Ingham. Our MATTEWAN colored shirts at $100 are world beaters.

Don't pay $1.23 for them elsewhere. The handsomest line of NECKWEAR In the city. The greatest $3.00 HAT. Sensational Bargain Event bne There is but one thing that makes these bargain events so famou and sofascinating that is the tempting bargains you always find at one price to all, which is a price that pur competitors never attempt to meet. Price inducements is our method.

Harris Hatter, Eaberdasher. 28 N. 15th St. a. iti A vli sWk, tew.

A SPECIAL Fine Swiss and Nainsook embroidery edging and inserting, from 3 to 9 inches wide, worth up to 35c a yard, at 10 SPECIAL and Nainsook embroidery edgings and insertings, 12 inches wide, worth a yard, at 15 vn REFRESHING DRINKS AT THE FOUNT Apron Ginghams Good Apron Gingham checks, in blue and brown; think of it, at 4a Mens Cuffs. Mens French Percale Cuffs in all colors; new, pretty patterns; values worth 20c a pair; special at 4c. BLACK GOODS Black Wool Metz Cords, Ar-mure and the favorite, Foule, for suits or skirts, very handsome qualities; 1.25 All-Wool Venetians, Homespuns, Cheviots, 54 inches wide, for skirts or suits, best gT: 1.50 48-inch Black Sicilian, extra heavy weight, for serviceable and stylish skirts, al OR great value at Wool Homespun Cheviot, Serge and Pebble Cheviot Skirting, the latest fad 4.Qf for fall wear, viU All-Wool Black Irish Poplins, Homespuns, Pebble Cheviots and Granites, the very 1 Art latest fabrics, only Whip Cords, Cheviots, Homespuns and other popular skirtings, quite the fad this season, per yard 75c Silk and Wool Embossed Effect Novelty Skirting, the latest creation, very elabo- 3.50 Fine Swiss from 3 to 35c to 50c Bleached Domestic Good Bleached Domestic, the regular 7 l-2c quality; special at 4c. Canton Flannel 27-inch Canton Flannel; something good and serviceable, regular 7 l-2c quality; special at 4c. W.

J.Santamyer's Death at Zcneida. I When the Louisville Nash, ville Passenger Came Upon Him and Took His Life. HI Yesterday afternoon W. J. Santa-myer, Superintendent of the mines at Zcneida, was run over by a tiam the Louisville and Nashville railroad and killed.

lie had just started to cross the railroad track, evidently not seeing passenger train No. 3 approaching, and before the speed of the train could be cheeked to any extent he was struck and instantly killed. The remains were plaopd upon the first north-hound train and brought to this city, where they were taken to the Warner-Smiley undertaking establishment and prepared for burial. Today the body was sent to Pratt City, here will be held pending the arrival of relatives from the North. The dead man lived at Piatt City and leaves a wife and several children.

He was 30 years of age. At the time his death he had been at Zeneida but a week. For Indigestion Use Horsford'g Acid Phosphate Dr. Gregoiy Doyle, Syracuse, X. says: I have frequently prescribed it cases of Indigestion and nervous prostration, and find the result so satis-factory-that I shall continue It.

Mr. John P. Weaver exhibited In Annl-ton Some very fine large and veil fruited nuts from hi pecan trees which are only years old. He has 8oO trees In excellent order. Tbe pecan tree begins to bear vety large and profitable crops when about ten years old.

Steedman Cigars suit TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money If fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box.

25c. AMUSEMENTS. The Klimt-Hearn Company opened Its engagement st the Auditorium last night with the four-net drama, A Nutmeg Match. A very large audience saw the performance and had every reason to be pleased. The company Is an excellent one In all of Its parts, well-staged, and pos sessed of some extremely effective scenery that introduces very attractive mechanical effects.

The musical specialties and the moving pictures are very pleasing, and the show, as a whole, well worth seeing. MUSIC AND MIRTH. Tuneful operas, prettily costumed and well staged, handsome girls with good voices, Is the bill at the Jefferson Theater for four nights and three matinees of this week. The Wllbur-Klrwln Opera Company will open an engagement tomorrow 1st lit, and during their short visit will present a number of different operas. Their repertoire Is large, embracing as It does, all the better class and favorite operas of the day.

Each production lias been carefully and artistically costumed, while the scenic accessories are every way correct. Bt tween acts fashionuble vaudeville Is given, including Ihe nsntlon of the age. The ti.rl With the Auburn IOcks." The pritna donna, Susie Kirwln, is an oKV favorite, and It Is said Is just as piquant and charming ns ever. A large company of fifty people support her. and the performances which they have given In other cities have won for them the applause of big audiences and the commendation of the press.

THE CHRISTIAN. The predict ion of Liebltr Co. that The Christian" tw play would "The Chri-'tlnn" ns a book In popularity mid public interest lias been realized. The consensu of opinion Is that the drama Is better than the story. novel Is one thing, and a play founded on It Is quite another; and.

for aia-marie purposes, may very properly be Independent in its stmeture, so long ns the Integrity of the characters and the vital Incident of the story are maintained. Mr. Hall Caine the liberty of tbe dramatist with his own story only to ihe extent absolutely neee'ssary, nnd while lu some futures the phi)' dlffet ftom the book, such Dr. Crowe Thinks McKin. ley Will Win by 2,000,.

000 Votes. Dr. 0. B. Crewe, the prominent Populist leader, was entertaining crowd yesterday afternoon at the Morris with his views on Nr.tl uial pniitlrs.

Said ho: I expect McKinley to beat Biynn by 2 000.000 votea Brysn will vorso beaten than hs wss four years ago. H-j on a Populist In all but nuti.e, but he has not the manhood to voice out and pmfess his faith." l'r. roue, talking fuither on State and National politics, suit ttiht he thought on a fair vote on principles, leaving out the ncjto question, SlcKInley would carry Ala-hfima. I am sure," said he, that hs would get the voice of tbs business and professional claste- AS 10 Tim NEGRO. We are In favor of pulling the neg-o out of politic.

The aroner we get rid of him the better for the State 1 hope the IJemo-' re Me party will pot Mm out. but I doubt If they are sincere In their prom'aes." A NEW CEMETERY. Elm Leaf is Its Name. A Company Has Been Incorporated. The Elm Leaf Cemetery Company haa been Incorporated, capital $15 oorg, The officers and Incorporators are W.

M. Newton, President; H. li. MeWortor, Vice-President; E. T.

Shaw, Secretary and Treasurer. The pm pose of the corpora'lon Is to operate a cemetery and a crematory. This company recently acquired forty acres of ground near ihe western limits of the city and It la now laid off. The cemetery Is being laid off In the shape of an elm leaf, heme Ute name. Files Cured Without the Knife.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding, Protruding Piles Tottr druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure you. JtOc. MISS LOTTA CRAIN Passed Away at an Early Hour This Morniug. Other Deaths.

Miss I.otta M. Crain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C'rnln, died at 5 o'clock this morning, aged 17 years. She had been 111 for some time and death was not unexpected.

Deceased was a sister of Mr. G. H. Crain and Mrs. AV.

A. Reynold The Interment will take place In Hopewell ceon-pterv, Montgonjtry. O. The remains will leaie Blrmiiigmon for that place at noon tomorrow. Funeral exercises will be held at the family residence on the North Highlands at 10 o'clock.

Deceased was a bright and amiable voting woman and had a large circle of friends. 11 ENA COPELAND. Ben Copeland, the 14 months-old child of Mr. and Mrs F.ll Copeland, of 1617 Avenue died yesterday of bronchitis. The remains were shipped this morning to Columbus, where Interment will take place.

FDWIN WILLIAMS. Edwin Williams. Twenty-first street and Avenue B. died jesterday morning, aged 22 mouths. Interment took place at Elm Lenf cemetery.

Stepped Into Live Coals. "When a child I burned my foot frightfully, writes W. II. Eads, of Jouesville, which caused horrible It'S sores for thirty years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve. wholly cured me after everything else failed." Infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and Files.

Sold by Ellis Drug for 23c. -o- Paul Gilardoni can now be found at the Metropolitan Cafe, where he is giving special attention to the culinary department, and intends to make it the very best, as it is the prettiest, cafe in the city. Saks Tailoring. We give work equal to the best in the union, and all work done on our own premises. We please others why not you? Steedman Cigars suit Senator rl.ttt.

of Ntv York, during tlto first month in which was a of the Seriato, received and nnswored I'VXO letters, nud even now he frequently gels as many ns 2.30 a day. Mrs. T. Dolan, of Madrid, Perkins writes: 1 was cured of painful, periods by the UBepu-. of Dr.

Tierce's Fa-vorite Prescription and his Compound Extract of I think Dr, Pierce's medicines the best in the woild. Mrs. Carrie B. Dotmer, of Davton, Oreea writes: "I can highly recommend Ir. fierces Favor It cdar.

Prescription hav-VO ing taken it of nine months previous to confinement. I sstf-fered scarcely any compared with what I had at other 1 suffered fifteen years with female weakness and Mrs. Vincent flohall, of Franklin, Johnson Indiana. "One yeaj- ago I began taking your 1 Favorite Prescription' and Golden Medical Discovery. I took six bottles of each and now I am well.

I owe ray life to Dr. Pierce. 7y A SHYING HORSE Led Ike Evans, Colored, to Death. Killed by an Electric Car. Aa uncontrollable horse led Ike Evans, colored, to his death yesterday afternoon.

Evan was engaged In attempting to break the animal and was riding along lit the vicinity of Avenue nnd Twentv-tifth street when a car came along ou the Highland Avenue line. Just before the car reached the place where the negro rode upon the shylug steed the horse made as though to rros the track In front of the Approaching car, but upon reaching a point between the rails It stopppd as though uncertain what to do next and tnen It sprang suddenly forward aa the enr was almost upon It. The sudden spring threw the negro flout the horse upon the ttnek a ml an Itv stant later be was beneath the wheels and his life was ground out. The horse escaped without Injury. XV.

T. Wood was In charge of the car and he made every effort to stop before running upon the negro, but tbe enr was ho near when the horse sprang upon the track that he could only check the speed of the car slightly. The accident was reported by the motorntan to an officer who carried him (o the city prison where he wss plnced under bond pending an Investigation. Bond wss furnished and Wood was released. COXS OPENING.

The Event Attracted Large Crowds Yesterday and Last Night. The Cox Shoe Company made its formal debut yesterday and last night, and the management has cause to con-graiulate Itself on the grand success of the event. The beautiful store, and It Is one of the very prettiest In the State, was artistically decorated with graceful festoons of wild smilax nnd numerous tropical-looking palms In apparent recognition of the many visitors. The big display windows were handsomely dressed, nnd the whole store was brilliantly lighted. The cozy corner, a de.

lightful little nook, with soft cushioned seats, was ft popular place, nnd many a pair indulged In a.pleasnnt chat there lat night. Mr. Tom Cox, manager, nnd Messrs. Arthur Barton and George Brown did the honors of the occasion, and were assisted by Master Oliver (ox, who is cashier of the company. The store was visited during the day by a large crowd, and last night the occasion assumed the aspects of a social event.

Society was largely represented, and the store was full from about 7 o'clock until after 10. Delightful music was discoursed during the evening hours by Sutto's Orchestra. A large number of elegant alumninum souvenirs went distributed among the visitors. The Cot Shoo Company have a very fine stock of high grade footwear, and the display of Nettletons goods, ranging up to and the Knox" shoes were much admired. The opening was most pleasant and doubtless hps made many friends for new company.

For Croup use CHENEYS EXPECTORANT. BALL TONIGHT By the Members of the Lady Clerks' Union. The Lady Clerks' Union will give their grand ball at Turn Yereln Hall, on First avenue, this evening, and pleasant time Is expeeted by all. This organization Is made up of the young lady clerks of tho city, who are banded together for the purpose of taking rare of each other In sickness nnd adversity. All the summer they have carried two of their ntimlter who have been 111, nnd ns a consequence thefr treasury Is almost empty.

Tills ball Is for tbe purpose of getting In money for this sick fund. An admission fee of GO cents Is charged. wlh will admit not only to the dancing, but will provide delightful refreshments. A part of tonight's receipt will also bo applied to a fund for the Boys Industrial School. Tho ladles a-U that as many of their friends ns possible attend and aid thorn In this cause.

ITIIE COURTS. Sea Island 27-inch good quality Sea Island, the kind that sells for 5 cents a yard, at She. Mens Collars. Mens French Percale Collars, all colors, the 12 l-2c kind, new, fresh' and clean; special 2c. SILKS Just received big collection of new Corduroy, all the popular shades, latest fad QQa for waists tOU Fancy Silk Waisting Honiton or Satin Kaye effects; exclusive patterns; three 7 Art and a half yards for.

Fancy Silk Waisting, all the new embroidered effects: beautiful patterns and col- 1 Art ors, per yard Asvrv 50-inch Swiss Taffeta, excellent quality, all colors; our special leader, 4-Qn per yard tScFC 24-inch Black Taffeta with a guarantee on every yard; very handsome quality 1.25 20-inch Black Satin Duchess, a good serviceable quality; worth 89c, special at I uC Heavy Corded Black Bengalee, very handsome quality; $1.25 kind; special Crepe du Chines, all colors, very pretty quality for evening and reception QHp gowns tOCi I i i I i DRESS GOODS Uncut Velvet, Novelty Suit Patterns; the last and all of, creations; OK AAV7 price Camels Hair, Dotted, Parisian Novelty Suit Patterns, most onlyantfab.riCS: 15.00 All-Wool Zibelines, 54 inches wide, all colors; quite 1 KA a favorite, yard UJ Plaid Back Rainy Day Skirting, a very handsome 1 OK quality; yard French Flannels, all the latest creations, combination of pas- 75c 3 1-2 yards Skirt Pattern for Walking Skirt, heavy quality; made unlined 1.69 BE VHSEI Secure a practical Business Education bj attending Tbe Leading and Representative Business College of tbe South." Methods of work unequalled. Teachers all specialists. For 130-page illustrated free Catalogue and full information, call, writ or pbone, ilmtuto laslusss College, Potter Building, 1909 to 191714 First Arenne, Birmingham, Ala. HOTELS. TBS ONLY FIROT CLASS EXCLC8IVE APARTMENT HOC6E IN THE CITY.

HOTEL LINVILLE. Me parlors, music rooms, gent's smoking otc. Guests can secure any accommodations desired, from small single rooms to splendid suites pf several rooms. All modern convenience light and airy. STEAM HEAT IN ALL ROOM A Centrally located at Mb.

316 and 818 North Twentieth street, Birmingham, Ala. WES. M. H. LINVILLE, Prop.

EAGLE HOTEL Sdth-St. and Second Are. Seventj-fivo nlco rooms. Elevator and all modern conveniences. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS.

Bates from 81 00 to 12,00 per day. Meals SN cent a Boarder by week or month. Special rate to families. W. T.

Newberry, Prop, Hotel Morris M. J- SCALLY, Pro. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. European Plan.

Best Cafe In Alabama. New Orleans Drip Coffee. Elegant Bar and Billiard Parlors. Rates according to location of rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Men.

Ft FLCHEiiCE HOTEL R1EX, Next to Florence Hotel. Ft. Ei. JONES, Prop. Elegantly furnished rooms; all modern con-' venleoees.

Berea avenue bet 18th and 19th itrerta. 'THOMPSON HOUSE. Kra. B. C.

Pugh, Prep. Comfortable Rooms. Gool Boar! Reasonable Rates. Corner Third Aychuc and 22nd St ALABAMA HOUSE A T. HAYNIB Ik M.

SMITH ton. Prop. Eeisenshl rata par day. Special rates ty wee-k or month ami to theatrteal roui inlei. I nder raw mid Aral dais manage, riant! electric bell and all modern con veiiiaae; renvmleut lo I nlon Depot and ail car line.

Opposite roatnfflee, 18th street Half bio. Jafftrtoa Theater; on block Auditorium. 102. 10. 108 F.at lfith N.

Y. TWO DOORS EAST OF UNION SQUARE. (Fourth Avenue.) Mnt eeutrsl loratlun in New X'ork. In I' ni'dt of the amusement and rplng district, 'lske 2'td street rroee-tuwu (ais lo 4ih avenue end transfer suuth. fungi Rooms, $1 00 up.

American inn, $3 60 up. Fennte with private belli, 82 00 tin A Set, kcimvlike hotel fur liii'le ami fain- dinnx tu few (1st 111 town for blus.rttrrt Guide ti New York. E. C1IAT FI ELD, Proprietor. KOTICE! TAZ HOTEL BELIiONT It tttde (Vt.

loth, and the i liistcni iiewij fttrul-hed leg put 1st fii'rt a.ftpc. nre large, tqm'dotu, l.i it IMS i i i 1 I 1- il u.l t'i 1 111 1 "in i Ui itiv, fi 1 1 f( on It of In sii In A MILLINERY. We are the acknowledged headquarters this season for extremely modish Hats. Our selection consists of the latest vogue conceptions from such artists as Pouyanne, Camille Roger, Esther Meyer, Hetz Boyer, Virot Berthe, Loys Sours and other proficient designers. See our $5 wonder.

54-inch Black Zibeline and Pebble Cheviot, best quality for dress skirts, 1.50 R1YATT CO. 300-302 N. 20th Street It. NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. NEW CROP SIRO DE BATTERIE.

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CLARK, President. THE SOUTHERM AUDIT COMPANY OK I l(MINGH( I In the Criminal Court yesterday morning the eapll.il docket was taken up fin 1 1m fi 4 I i i 1 JriO. r.lcCARTY,.