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THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS, BIRMINGHAM, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909. Free If It Fails Institute Will Close Tonight Last Africa SEMIIEE MRS THE CHAMPIONS Your Money Back if You Are Not Satisfied With the Medicine We Recommend. Extraordinary Sale Womens High Grade Shoes Regular Cox Stock Down Vanderbilt With the Decisive Score of 16 to 5. We are so positive that our remedy will permanently relieve constipation, no matter how chronic it may be, that we offer to furnish the medicine at our expense should it fall to produce satis-fa tory results. It is worse than useless to attempt to cure constipation with cathartic drugs.

Laxatives or cathartics do much harm. They cause a reaction, irritate and weaken the bowels and tend to make constipation more chronic. Besides, their use becomes a habit that is dan- The Sunday School institute in the First Methodist church, which has been in progress all week closes tonight "ie demonstrating class created a at impression. fhe lectures that have been delivered by Mr. Clippinger, Dr.

Macon, Mr. Kennedy, Dr. Blake, Mr. Monlnger, Mr. Leavell, Dr.

Moore, Dr. Handley, Dr. Evans. Dr. Branscomb and others, have been an educational course In Sunday school work the value and necessity of which has been keenly appreciated.

The institute will be closed tonight with the awarding of the diplomas, nearly 200 of which, it is expected, will be delivered to the teacher students of the woik. i NEW Nov. 26. Tha widespread allegations of deplorable condl-dltloa In Portuguese East Africa, p.r- tlcularly In the Islands of San Thome and Principe, credited by recent English and African writers to the existence of a cruel slave trade In African negroes among the planters, were denounced as' unwarranted fabrications here by Colonel J. A.

Wyllie, fellow of the Royal Geographical society of Smgland, who arrived on the steamer Teutonic from Southampton after a two months Investigation of conditions in Portuguese East Africa. The Arficans condition is wonderfully improved as a laborer for the Portuguese in contrast with his home environment in Central Africa, said Colonel Wyllie. CONTEST WAS BRILLIANT 500 (I Mountaineers Win Because of Better Team Work. Moise the Bright Particular Star. Great Crowd Seee Game.

The Winners In Coxs Composition Contest: Pairs of Patents, Kids and Gun Metals, in Button or Laces, Size ls to 7s mostly narrow widths $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Values, at Nellie B. Smith Age 14 years, senior 7th, Henley School. NOWADAYS, with so many different price reductions calling aloud, it is difficult for a man to decide just where to do his purchasing. John R. Robertson- Age 15 years, senior 6th, Central School.

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We want you to try Rexall Orderlies on our recommendation. They are exceedingly plesant to take, being eaten like candy, and are Ideal for children, delicate persons and old folks, as well as for the robust. They act directly on the nerves and muscles of the bowels. They apparently have a neutral action on other associate organs or glands. They do not purge, cause any inconvenience whatever.

They may be taken at any time, day or night. They will positively relieve chronic or habitual constipation, if not of surgical variety, and the myriads of associate or dependent chronic ailments. If taken with regularity for a reasonable length of time. They come In two sizes of packages, 12 tablets, 10 cents; 36 tablets, 25 cents. Sold in Birmingham only at our store, The Rexall Store.

Collier Drug 109-111 North Twentieth street It is such an easy matter to make statements like One-fourth off One-half off and the like in print but one must think what are the goods behind the ad $1.79 Each gets a pair of COX Shoes. Now is the very heart of the season, and if such drastic cuts are bona fide they can mean but three things either old stock, bad judgment in buying the new, or an exorbitant first price. In any case, a poor value. Cox Shoe Company, 1 91 8 2d Ave WE are not now advertising anything off from our original prices. Our stock is first class in every respect well chosen and saleable.

his inability to be present, but declarer that be was "socially in favor ot the. proposition. I Leaves Prison After 27 Years presented at the door In order to secure admission. T. F.

Johnson of the Farmers union, and F. X. Waldhorst of the Carpenters union, constitute the committee In charge. clIdren, all waving white flags, marched through the church and amid the cheering a large bouquet of flowers was presented t6 Mrs. Armor.

Me A dory Elected Superintendent Our goods are sold at legitimate popular prices, and a comparison with all the so-called reductions will prove that as always we lead in -high quality and low cost. ST. JOSEPH, November 26. With the mind of a child, so far as the Amusements Special to The Birmingham News. NASHVILLE, Nov.

26. The Sewanee football eleven is the undisputed champion of the South for 1909, the boys from the Mountain not hav ing lost a game with a Southern college this season, though playing all the strongest aggregations and finally winding up the season here yesterday by defeat1 ng Vanderbilt by a score of 16 to 6 after a most spectacular contest With determination never before seen In a football eleven the Sewanee Tigers simply played Vanderbilt off her feet and the victory came to the Tigers not because Vanderbilt didnt play as, good a game as she was capable of, but because Sewanee played a phenomenal game a game in which she absolutely refused to allow the word defeat to enter her vocabulary. The Championship. It was a great game with both teams playing their best, with both teams knowing that the Southern championship depended on the outcome. But Sewanee was determined and played a game which would make even her most ardent supporters sit up and take notice.

And the greater is the Sewanee victory because no critics of the game though the purple and white had a chance against the great machine constructed by Dan McGugln. Dan knew that the odds favorpd Vanderbilt to win but he knew that Sewanee would be hard to down. Since that Auburn-Sewanee game in Birmingham in which the Mountain boys defeated the Alabama squad by one point, McGugin has been frightened. McGugln declared when Vanderbilt defeated Auburn that his team got away lucky and Auburn apparently had stage fright. Dan McGugln feared the result.

Moise the Star. And In this great game Moise, of Sewanee, was the bright and Bhining star. His efforts were almost superhuman and he is the idol of all Nashville. For the home team Morrison drew the honors and he too played a great game. Sewanee was simply too much for the Commodores.

The Tigers have been waiting for this game and they have been working for it. The Commodores took it for granted that victory would be theirs. It was a sad night for Vanderbilt. The victory yesterday is the first for Sewanee over Vanderbilt since 1902. Last season the two teams tied up a 6 to 6 score.

A large crowd was on hand when tlfq game began. Sewanee scored three touchdowns wrhile Vanderbilt was lucky to get off with one. Here is the record of the result of the games between the two teams for the past eighteen years: Record of the Years. 1891 Vanderbilt, 22; Sewanee, 0. 1891 Vanderbilt, 26; Sewanee, 4.

1892 Vanderbilt, Sewanee, 22. 1892 Vanderbilt 14; Sewanee 28. 1893 Vanderbilt, 10; Sewanee, 8. Fred Grant Is For Temperance Remember We do a strictly cash business YOU dont have to pay for the other fellows debts when you trade at Friedmans. outer world is concerned, John Rogers, who killed his sweehearfs father, and was pardoned Thursday from the Kansas state penitentiary, was brought to St.

Joseph for his Thanksgiving dinner by Mrs. C. T. Artlip, sister of Governor J. K.

Brady of Idaho. Although 56 years old, he had never seen street cars and many other modern conveniences, and has never spoken through a telephone. Rogers had served 27 years. Rogers did not sleep all Wednesday night, but hugged in his arms a pet kitten, which he had raised. He will be given employment here.

Early Curtain Tonight. The curtain at the Jefferson will go up at 8:15 tonight when Rose Stahl will be seen In her celebrated play The Chorus Lady. Miss Stahls characterization of Patricia compares favorably with the greatest In stage history. The cast which will support Miss Stahl is the same that appeared during the New York run. The Fourth quarterly conference osn the Eleventh Avenue Methodist churclij was held at tha church Wednesday! night, with Rev.

F. P. Culver presfd-T ing elder of tjhe district, presiding. Reports were submitted showing that the church is in a prosperous condition Following the election of the boarc of stewards Walter K. McAdory was chosen superintendent of the Sunday school and J.

D. Scruggs and H. Brownell assistant superintendents. The following were elected stewards to serve one year: Judge D. A.

Greene. W. K. McAdory, C. M.

Bowers, W. Urquhart, L. E. Reynolds, M. A- Forbes T.

L. Moses, Dr. E. M. Robinson, W.

Cox, J. B. Francis, W. Rawson, Scruggs, J. G.

Moore, J. S. Coxe, W. Yancey, W. J.

Yielding and F. B. Clark WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. I shall cheerfully aid you In your proposed temperance movement in the army, promised General Frederick D.

Grant in a letter addressed to the Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts of this city, superintendent of the International Reform bureau. An invitation was sent to General Grant by Dr. Crafts inviting him to address a meeting here on December 12, next, to inaugurate movement looking to the establishment of atotal abstinence association in the United States army and navy.

General Grant expressed regret at We have exceptional facilities in having a resident New York buyer. Our Mr. L. Friedman has just shipped us very handsome lot of Mens Suits of exceptional value. Among them are some of the Union Men to Meet.

Only laborers with union cards will be allowed to attend the rally in Varley hall on Third avenue, nek Nineteenth street, Saturday night Cards must be The Lien and the Meuse. Charles Kleins great play The Lion and the Mouse. will be at the Jefferson theatre tomorrow for an engagement of matinee and night. The demand on the box office for seats ha eclipsed that made at the last sale fot this play. Mr.

Harris has selected the better players from two of his companies of last season, and assigned them their respective roles in the coming one. iitlQi! Ill Newest Gray Cassimeres Cottolene Comes from Dixieland! The Servant in the House. Seats are now -selling for "The1 Servant in the' House, which comes to the Jefferson theatre for four performances beginning Monday night and Including a matinee Wednesday. There are now three companies appearing in "The Servant in the House in the United States alone. The number one organization.

known as the Henry Miller Associate plavers, has been chosen to present the play for the first time In Birmingham. BIn72345shrdltaoshrdtaoshroaahordaooa 10; 12; which we will sell for The source of. lard is against it. Lard-cooked food may not cause indigestion and throw your stomach out of kilter, but it will be only a matter of luck if it doesnt; 0. 0.

6. 4. 0. 19. Sewanee, Sewanee, Sewanee, Sewanee, Sewanee, Sewanee, The source of Cottolene pleasing the product is healthful.

The oil is extracted from the cotton seed grown in the fields of the Sunny South. It is then refined and rendered odorless and neutral in taste. From Cottonfield to Kitchen human hands never touch the oil from which Cottolene is made. The Eye Witness. The largest melodrama, the most complete and exciting scenes and the greatest climaxes possibly ever seen in Birmingham are to be found In "The Eye Witness' at the Bijou this week, with a matinee Saturday and a performance tonight and tomorrow night.

Next week comes "McFaddan's Flats, a large musical extravaganza. On Monday night complete returns from the stage of the Bijou. 1893 Vunderbilt, 1894 Vanderbilt, 1895 Vanderbilt, 18; 1896 Vanderbilt, 10; 1897 Vanderbilt, 1898 Vanderbilt, 1899 No game. 1900 Vanderbilt, 10; Sewanee, 11 1901 Vanderbilt, Sewanee, 0. 1902 Vanderbilt, 1903 Vanderbilt.

1904 Vanderbilt, 1905 Vanderbilt 1 906 Vanderbilt, 1907 Vanderbilt, Sewanee, 12, 1908 Vanderbilt, Sewanee, 6. X909 Vanderbilt, Sewanee, 16. Here is the line-up of yesterdays battle: Vanderbilt Position Sewanee Stuart left end Willias Griffin left tackle Faulkenberry Covington left guard Cheape Stegal center Juahn Robs right guard Cox MeGehee right tackle Moise Freeland right end Finlay Neely quarterback Williams left half back Morrison right half back Brown Myers Lanier Their real worth is up to $30. i A Cottolene is an absolutely pure product of purd, origin and ancestry, and will make palatable, digestible, healthful, wholesome food. It is the best frying and shortenin medium made to-day.

If the best is none too good for you, ask your grocer for, Cottolene and do not let any 'prejudice stand in the way. -The -only way to -know Cottolene is to test it yourself. Blacks and Blues To Meet Saturday COTTOLENE is Guaranteed JJeS refund your money in case you are Blown fullback Hawkins not pleased, after having given Cottolene a fair test. 4 CJJ Dll, Cottolene is packed in pails with an air-tight top to. IN CVCr 3010 IP PU1K jeep cean fresh and wholesome, and prevent it from catching dust and absorbing disagreeable odors, such aa fish, oil, etc.

1908 FIRST AVE. AL A. Hear Mrs. W. H.

Armor and W. D. Seed at the Hippodrome There will be a great basketball game at the Athletic club Saturday night, when the Blues and Blacks tie up In the club championship series. The Blues have won one game and the Blacks have lost one. The Blues by winning will put themselves well In the lead for the championship, while a a loss for the Blacks will well nigh put them out of the running.

Captain Seals of the Blacks has been working his men hard the past week, and expects to put It over the Blues. Each team will be represented by sponsors and dancing will follow. It Is expected the biggest crowd of the season will be on hand. Professor Anderson has arranged a special feature between halves which will be very R. R.

Fare Refunded thro Birmingham Rebate Bureau, Made only by THE N. K. FAIR BANK COMPANY Wyckham 111 As Result of Game HERES A Wyckham, one of the stars of the Howard football team became 111 following the football game yesterday morning between Howard and Georgetown. As soon as the game was over he became nauseated and was carried to the Florence hotel and put to bed. Medical attention wasi summoned Wyckham has not been well for some days It Is said and was reallynot able to participate In the battle yesterday.

After the game he was exhausted and became 111. It is believed that his Illness is not serious. Splendid Coffee 25c lb. Lyman Gage Takes a Wife We handle several grades of oal-T-one is. screened nut, of the Garbon Hill, variety, that we are delivering at $3.00 per ton; and we make about the same profit on it.

that do on Acton, but we would Hmuch prefer to sell you Acton. It contains so many more heat units that it will prove cheaper in the long run, and you will be so delighted, with the. way it burns that we. are, sure we will hold your trade. Suppose, you try one ton.

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Sri SAN DIEGO. Nov. 26. Lyman Gage, former secretary of the treasury, was married Thursday afternoon to Mrs. Ada Ballou.

The wedding took place at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ballou, In Coronado, Cal. Mr.

and Mrs. Gage left last night for Denver. The bride gave her age 35 and Mr. Gage his age at 73. This is Kennys famous Cup Favorite Coffee, which is in reality a 3-pounds-for-a-dollar quality.

Try Cup Favorite Cof-fee just once and youll stick to it. Its good IMIlllittllllllillllllllllllMRl'llTttlini Mrs. Armor Speaks In West End Church C. D. Kenny Co.

Mrs. Armor delivered a strong address at the West End Methodist church last night. The house was full of enthusiastic white ribboners who cheered with such force that no one could doubt a certain victory. Mrs. Armor Htttted that she was born during the Civil War, that made her a born fighter.

An Interesting scene occurred at the beginning of the meetings the 319 North Twentieth St. Dv A..