davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-22
Die eriten 3eu9en Ger Dertbeioi9un9.
Die StaatsanwaIti6oft erbGlt nod einmaI
oas mort.

Die 8ertbei6i9ung I'M 8roSeiie gcgen
Dan Goug6lin nabm 6eute 0ormitta8 ni9t
1ofort ben SAT- in bic 6Gnbe, pie man er>
tpartet bate. 9teue @rmittelungen Deranz
laBten ben Gi6ter, ben 2tnpGlten Ser 9ln1
flo9e SIT geitatten, baB tie nod baS 8Ort
erbteIten. 0ilfSitaatsanipalt8ottum bate
an Samitag aus ben Qtften berousgefune
ben, baB ct per9eiien bate, Su betpetien,
baB baS tpeiBe 8fero, 6aS Der Gericbterftatz
ter Bed Serrn 6rant Scanlan porgefit6rt
bate, Oa1ielbe mar, ba9 6rau IS Gonflin
ais bas gferb ibentifi3irt bate, nit MEL
chem Or. Grontn am 9lbenb 6eS 4. W2ai
1889 fprtfu6r.
06 Nnmalt Wing feinen Gtnnan6 err
bob, gepGbrtc 3tibter Sutbiu baS @eiudb
Der Staatsantpalticbaft. tOerr 8pttum be-
rtef 66nn ben alderman QoutS S. @pitean,
ben 8eitBer oes 0imezOfuieumS an ber
HanbolpD StraBe, auf ben 3%eu9enitanb,
ipelcber ~be5eugte, baB er in letnem Wtuleum
boS bon Sat. Oman semiet6ete 8uggD nit
Dem Dtitorii9en tpetBen 8ferbe auSgeiteut
bate. SIM Sreu5uerb0r beSei6nete 6err
@pitcan iomobl ba9 9fer6, ais ouc6 ben
Wa9en ais alt ut16 ~flapperig.
Steno9rapD Squibb perloS Sic MusIagen
@piteanS mGbren0 Oes eriten @roninproz
5eiies. 2l6Dann macbte Srau @onflin
nacbntaGs ibre Nl15ia9en iiber baS peiBe
Bfero, oa5 ite bcltimmt ipte0ererfannt
bate, ais 6err 8ef eS ibr porfibrte.
Nnipalt gSing erbOt iib, AUDI fernerbin
ber Nntla9ebebOrOe 9eitatten 5u polen, ibre
3eltgen% ppr3ufiibren, unb erbielt bann baS
Wort 5lr ~lteberna6me beS Sales fir bic
8ertbeihigung.
Otis eriten 3eu9en rtef NnipaIt Bing Or.
Sobb Guf, ben ebemoli9en G%ouutpar3t.
8epor ieop3 beriel6e ietne QuSiagen MACH
te, erI9ien auf @runb elmer 8orla0ung
SOi. st. Dunlap, pelAer be3eu9te, Dab
@barles 8eG I'M Wfai 1889 8eri6teritatter
oer vStmeS" mar, unb baB CT berlelbe 8ed
mar, Der ipGter naA Dem SrrenaiDI gez
ibt6t tpurbe.
Or. GObb bei9rteb Sic 8un6en, 6ie er
an Dem &opfe unb 6alie Or. @ronin's 9e7
tunoen bate unb %erflGrte, baB er Die l1r>
iacbe Oes To6eS Or. Gronin's ntbt nit
St3erbett feltitellen f0nnte.
SIN &reu3oerb0r erflGrte. Or. So66, 6aB
er auBer nit ben Nntpdlten @tng un6
9onDbue nit 6. g. 6iBgeral6, einem
8ucbbdnoler an Ser %. StrQBc, i1ber ben
Sail 9eiprohen babe.
Nebnltb tpte Q(nnaLt @tng BEL Gbnliden
@ele9enbetten, qudlte oucb 6iilfSItaatSanz
malt 8ottum ben 3eugen burcb cine LANCE
Het6e Sragen, iiber aIerlet 8unfte uno
tptienidbaftltc6e BrObleme, un6 Ser 9lr8t
tpuroe bon t6m oeri6ieocne WtaLe in Die
@n9e getrteben.
, 1894-01-22

= Der Tarbi9e Stonetpau Saflon bon
gto. $50 Q8. Wtonroe Str. itarb 6eute Wtor>
gen i'm 8latternboipttal.
= 9eute friib f(ogte 6rau Mnna 6ame
mono aus 5401 Gofe 9[Oenue 0arDeD SO.
@roi9 Dor Gt6ter 8nrter an, t6r unter 6ent
SortpanO, Elm 8oli3iit 81 ietn, So abgebet>
telt al baben. @rat9 lit aber fem 8olt5tit
unb tpurOe besbalb bon benz &idbter bis
3uh 20. Sanuar inter $500 8iirgi6aft
geiteQt.
S. s. Soiepb tpir6 ftcb am 25. San.
bot 5ttcbter Soriter tpe9e1t zines 8crgebens
81 Der1nttporten Dabelt, Deiien tbn Ybilip
Wfc0utre beibulot9t un0 tpofitr er inter
$500 8lrgibaft 9eiteIt nurbe. 2aut iener
QntIage iou CT in letnem @eibGfte all Der
@fe Der 81. StraBe unb Si6 8arf Qloe.
9etitige @etrGnte Dcrabreicbt BADEN, obne
etne &tcen5 gu beliben.
- &ibter 8raotpeu bertuies 6eute Weor>
gen Benjamin 6unt, Sobn Sbiel6s un6
SbomaSS bau9bneliD tpegen@tnbrucbS unter
ie$1O00S tr8i6aft al oaS GrimtnaIgeri6t.
9as Irto mar bon benz 9olisiiten S'@onz
nors ab9efaBt tporOer, ais es gcitern aus
benz 6auie Der Trau Saun6ers, $40. 2230
Wab1lb NOe., nit einem 0roBen 8In0eL
8eitO6lener &IeiOun8sitiife beraustam.
- Mcbrere !3eu9en elmer ant SamItag
Qlbenb an Der Gde Der r.. 1nD Qlmanz
itraBe ita%tt9efunbenen SbieBerei, befanben
1tdb beute frit0 IN ser WtartpeQltraBenz
Station. NlS an ber S6ieBerei 8etbeiliqte,
Waren 8m. Oatlep, Soiep6 Barter 1n0
GhoS. Gurrat berbaftct ipor0en. Sic 9e60=
rem elmer 8anoe bon Strolc6cn an, tpeIcbe
ibon felt 2Gn9erem iene @egeno uniic6er
mabt. Gt6ter gberbarb DeripieS lie untcr
ie $1,000 8lr9i9aft an oas G~rimtnalgez
rtCbt.
- Sn Dem 3uitan6e Ser fetoen Spfer
bon Salter ,Y9tpp bat iib bis ieBt peni9
geGnoert, SRI. @ridio ion, bte 3uerit bon Dem
pl0Blicb tpabnltnntg 9eporbenen Mtenicben
an9egrtffen tpurOe, i9webt nob 5tptiden
&o0 ulb 2eten, nG6renb Srau McGornif
ipabri6etnltcb geneien pirb. 6eute Wforz
gen INN 10 l1br lolte Ser Snqueit iiber
8Dtpp'S Setcbe Beginner, boob feblte etHer
Der 9altpt5eugen, nGlnlicb Der &euner 8az
trtG Glorf, ouf ben 8bipp etnen S9uB
0bfelterte. @tnge5ogene @rfunbi8ungcn
ergaben, DoB Glarf iib auf cine au8gez
beDnte S0Iftour be9eben babe.
= 8oitmetiter SEEING tpjro BEN an am
6erer Stcue 5. 81. ertpd6nten 8eridbt iiber
Die ionitdren 8erbdltniiie inn 8oitgebGuDe
na9 W0l9ington ienoen unb 6arauf Drin>
gen, boB bic in benz 8eric6t ent6altenen
Mabnun9en 8eacbtung ftuben. SIM 8oitz
gebGu6e itn6 Stpii6en 1900 bis 1900 Ser
ionen bei6Gfti9t, unb Die Stabt, 10 erf!Grtc
beute 6err SEEING, babe bas Gecbt 3u Derz
langen, baB oaS @ebGr6e in einen rem 9[ns
fOrocruu8en ber @elunDbeit entIpre1enben
3uitanD pericbt iperbe. Die fir bic STE
paraturel ettpa 6enOtbt9ten $500 iouten
unbebingt betpiQigt werben, falls Der @onz
greB nicbt ben 8au zines nelen @ebGu6ee
bei3lttBe, mas paDri6etnlib Ser SAT- ietu
merbe.
, 1894-01-22

Ser uGre9rteitcr bon gpm", Mcz
gfamara, mir6 0ieSmaG fir ieine S9im7
pferetcn un6 S6wetrigeleten aQem 2tnz
i6etne nacb Sic Idngit Der6iente Strofe
erbalten. @s macbt Dem 8iirgert6um BON
&anias @ttD ale @bre, baB iicb Ntemanb
ftnoet, Der fir BEN infamen 6eBbol6 Bic auf
$4,000 bemeiene 8iirgibaft iteIt. Seine
anrt3ige Srau un0 ietn Qgent iin6 tpegen
8eibiIfe in Ser Strung Der 0ifentliden
Srbnung ebenfauS perDaftet por0en. 0as
iatbere Sleeblatt ioQte fir Elm S66r9en
tpenigitenS taItgeiteIt tper6en.
, 1894-01-22
Der slm Tobe perurtbei(te 0,eoroe

- Der gum Sobe perurtbeilte George
9aintcr erbtelt 8eitern Ben 8ciucb zines
&ertreterS bes @OuperneurS, ipclc6er IN @es
ieQl6aft bon rzStoatSanpalt WftIS gez
fommeu mar, nm BON 8ainter etncn miinoe
Ii3en 8ericbt iiber feline 6anblungen in Der
gtac6t Dom II. Ofai 1891, in tpelcber 2ltce
Mtarttn ermorbet murbe, entgegen5unebe
men. 4atnter unb feline MntpGlte gIauben,
baB 0oup. Nltgelb bo8 5o6c8urtbet( in Elm
auf lebenSlGnglicbes 3ucbt6auS lautenbeS
umipan6eln lpir6. SoQten fe itcb inbeB
tduiden, 10 pirb bic 6inrt6tung am nd3s
item Sreitag Mfgs0en nm 8 lbr itattfinben.
, 1894-01-22

- Ser v0ufti9iffer O6eu, Ser am oerz
gangenen Somita8 in @albtn9ton, g, g.,
0urcD einen 9rGBIiden Stur3 aus elmer
606e bon ungefdbr %brei6un6ert SUB, in
6Olge bcs 8laben8 beS 8allonS, iein 2eben
p%erIor, lit ein 8ru6er 6es ~g8agbolIes, Der
Dor elmer 9teibe BON Sabren ser @rite mar,
Der ben Sprung bon 6cr Sat &tberz8riife
rtSfirte, nobel ct ober 10 ungGiiflic6 aufs
ibln8, baB icine 0e6er unb Gtngetpetoe
plabten. On profeiiioneQe @ag6GIle
braltcbt man pa6rlicb feline Spmpatbte gu
OeriaweuOen. 8er ii9 mut6miQig in
@efabr begibt, tOmmt Oarin I'M. In6
recbt 9eibiebt ibm!
, 1894-01-22

Gtn iun9er Wtann, 0tamert8 eugene
&utbner unb augenibeinlicb 20 Sabre alt,
ftanb beute frib Dor &i9ter 8raOpeu nm
ter Nnflagc, Deridiebene G6eaterpGiie NIT
benz gtamcn bes uG6icago 9tecorb" gefGli6t
uno benubt 81 ba6en. ga ct itcb i9uloig
befannte, ueriptes i'm Der 9ticbter inter
$500 8iir8ibaft an bas Griminalgericbt.
, 1894-01-22

toniibcn Boftmctltern Dtcrter 8laIie v6ie
90pfe abi9lu9", lit nOcb unoerseiien. Serr
Martpeu, Der nun Die 6e%nfersarbeit Su
perri6ten bat, belOr8t unierem 9lbIai Oies
ielbe 9eptB biel 3u langlam. Die Sob
6uDelei, OteSteoenion i'm vglrgus" 3u She'll
ptrb, bat ie6enfaGs tbren gons aparten
3pcf. r0aOe" unb u2tOlai" i9etnen ii9
iibrigens i3on Idnsit prGcbttg matchmaker
Deritanben 81 6aben.
, 1894-01-22
8G6reno elmer 8%er1ammlung Elm

- 8d6renO elmer GeriammLuug elmer
&ir3engemeinOe in 9tbrian, Wtib, i9pabte
Elm 9%epiiier Samuel Barber unouf60rLi9
barauf lbs, Qtls bie 8riiber, bic bob au9
Oarauf brannten, ibr Spriiblein ber5uz
lagen, iein W}aultpert gar nibt ipie6er gum
StiQieben b~rin9en %fonnteu, nabmen ite
i'm unter Qnfii6rung 6eS !6errn 8altorS
beim Sragen un6 marfen i'm gum Gempel
6erauS.... Dem 0errn 8Ir9ermeiiter
uno Dem 6errn 9oitmetiter CUR Nabt,
a6mung empfo6len.
, 1894-01-22
Cine perbdnontBpoue Dofffarte

SOiepb 6arman BON 235 2rumbuQ 9(be.
tpurOe beute bon GommtiIdr 6oDne BEN
Observation-Disclosures %iiberipteien, neil
er an9ebltcb ben 8rieftrGger @bmuub Sal
loban auf elmer %Offenen 8olttarte an cine
S6uIO bon $1.75 gemabnt bate. Sir
oieieS 8erbre6en itebt 6arman unter $500
8Irgi6aft.
, 1894-01-22

-SnO ntarto, Canada, itebt Elm Mann II
@efa6r, itb 8u GoOe 3u Iocben. Der ia
pabri6etnltcb bic 8ebauptun9 bon beI
8attt pernommen, baB tire %9e9enmdrttg
&On3erttour in Qtutertfa lire yunpioerruf
lib lebte" iet.
, 1894-01-22
GiIen6aRn~ GaRrpfdne.


Hbtcaep & tortbp fteru=G tI enb - Sid.t.
" OfTces: 9os. 206-208 Start . Strase. an Der
Gatlep losuus Station uHo am Depot, SIDE melssunS
RtHiiesStr.
, 1894-01-22

9llter.
Oscar 6orlelr, Marie San1eu. .29-27
Gee 90. 28tQorb, @po YeunppeQ. ....25-25
George Wft6oelS, Sba @lutb. .......21-22
Spon Soboniot, NItDa SoCObl on.. ..24-21
So5ef 8tlta, Sroncesta Sempa. .21-18
9(elS Q1berfon, Solepbiue @nberlon... $3.50
Stmot6p Wtabonep ,Wfar9aret Wturp6p .30-27
@uitap CONNER, @ertrube Nplfer.. d. .32-23
2lf reb 0tabpr, Carrie 2prlie.. 800. 1913
Yatrif 0onlleQp, SSennte S6i99tns. 1910
2lltber @uDno, @barlOtte 8ritten ..... 41-39
&alentit Meb, Grleittne Slider. .21-19
6ront Mtler, &otbarine Wtter59alo.. .22-2O
SIM. Ota6onep, Seattle Solp 49,. .29-22
Sobanu @9afer, Morp &luIbeI6etbt. .44-42
4nore1p &enuebp, Wtarp 8rown,. ... .53-48
, 1894-01-22

Qn5cigen in Ser electromagnetic Ser SQis
nots Staats3ettung baben BEN beiten Grfola.
, 1894-01-22
Union QaHen9er Station.
I%SGnnSuIVdnid LINES.
9lSamss, GanoI= M @aSiIDn= Str.

GtraBe, @de Sotiou. uIb I'M 9tubitorium 9OteL
Gurb=3uge iabren ME tOlgt nod @eutroI=3eit
.SGnIih I SHnI1h nmsnpnnmn1en Gnnnfnn
, 1894-01-22
BIC FOUR-ROUTE,


'3dst. tS6gl. onsgen. SUnuta9sl
x&dglt4, ouSgeu. @amitogS. +@u5g. @bfabrtI anttnfs
WtOntags. t9luSg. Count. Il. MtUHt -- --
St. paul, WtrIneapOlts uHO ; 500 "a 7:15W
4oCtfic @rpreB ..........,... '1040 81 1905
MiDlauo una 0ulutb -. %. 49,. . 500 81 1O:O5N
@ibIaub uHb SrDntolpus x10:40 Nt 7:15W
San @loire GrDreR......... ......Ft 500 0tEf 9:25 q
MaufeIbo GrpreB .............' 3:45 gt' Hos D
, 1894-01-22
hetrathsfheine.

6eute tpurOen Bic foIgen6en 6eiratb3:
erutrft:
, 1894-01-22

ST5%Sz1 gbteag0, BurIttsfen D Gutuea
MtmfTYTETW G~tienbnhn.
F~&k4llH5AANi Tir Sidets uub S9lofpagen Ipre9t
IFIS ISH9MI opr in I'll &lorfsStr. II. III Der Union
&Ql4iISHJIt gafeu2sr Etotinn &nualsStraRe Aua
abamE.
i0e 56i0bT7 @1f;i5ff'
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04

Mra. Alex T. London at her home, on Highland avenue, Friday afternoon. The question considered and discussed by the members was: ssShall women have place con were read by Mrs. James A. Going, Mrs. William Hardie, Mrs. John o. Hen- ley and Mrs. Harry Jones. Among the facts emphasized in the discussion was the part taken by women with such fortunate results in the recent campaign in the Ash land district, Kentucky; the part women are playing in the anti -Tammauy fight in New York and the position held by the queen of England, who has proved herself to be ono of the wlsest of rulers and at the same time one of the most devoted of wives and mothers. After the business and It. erary programme refresh ments were served. The Russian question will be con- sidered by the ladies at their next meeting. Secretary Hilary Herbert has appointed a young Alabamian, Lieut.. R. Hobson, to proceed at once to the scenes of the Japanese and Chinese war, and to take notes of the methods of warfare adopted by these people, the ships used by them. etc. He will go to Port Arthur, and other naval stations in Japan and China. Lieutenant Hobson is now attached to the bureau of intelligence. He graduated at Annapolis in 1889 first in his class, and afterward pur- sued his naval studies in Europe. He is from Greensboro, Ala, and is son of tue lOTineT pFODato JuuSe Ol l1dic COuuby [. His native state has cause to be very proud of such 8 representative as Lieut.. k. Hobson.
 Mrs. A. D. Orr, most accomplished wo- man from Kentucky, has recently come to Birmingham to live, and, with her sons, Mess-s. Harry and Charley Orr, has rented home on Thirteenth avenue, South Highlands. She has taught for several years with great success. Mrs. Orr has kdecided to engage in novel, at the same time useful, occupation. She will arrange programmes for school and Sunday school Entertainments, having had wide expe- fence in such matters. She will also rite couplets, quatrains and school ad- lesses, snd will instruct any one in reel ations and in preparing for entertain. pents. There are many who will ind ill prove great addition to the cultivated omen of Birmingham. Mrs. Orr's home 1923 Thirteenth avenue.
 
 he members of the Friday Afternoon ist club were the guests of Miss Camille
 ndon and the prize, bisque candela-
 n, was won by Miss Herndon.
 Entres Nous club was entertained by
 Owen Phelan at his home last Tuesday
 pg. Progressive euchre was played
 young people and the ladies' prize
 on Dy MISS faLLle huuner, the Reu-
 DIS prize by MT. Theo Koenig and the
 by Miss Anna May Phelan.
 Natalie Phelan of Waterbury
 went down to Montgomery on Fri-
 be will remain several weeks in the
 jity.
 William 0. Oates, Mrs. Bradford
 Carrie Cochran spent several days
 kst week in Birmingham as the
 MT. and Mrs. Robert l.. Houston.
 on Friday for Montgomery,
 (iGniI la. where they will be until
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04

The premiums offered for the flower show are as soilows: To amateur growers Of carysanthemums.
 Best single cut bloom, any variety. Best collection of cut blooms. This re- fers to quantity as we'll as quality. Best specimen plant, in bloom, any color. For amateur growers of roses: Best single cut bloom, any variety. Best collection of roses. The thirteenth annual opening ball of the Phenix club, which takes place
 ises to be the leading Jewish society event of the season. For twelve years past this club, composed of the leading Jewish citi- zens, has had a similar event, and each as it followed the other has been vastly im- proved upon, until now they are proverbiai. The coming event promises to eclipse all former events. Extensive preparations have been made by the arrangements com mittee, and on the suspicious evening the Phenix club will be blaze of magnifcence and beauty. M The motto adopted by the club, "Vivat, Crescat, FIoreat,'' will be displayed in flowers and ferns, and a beautiful banner
 will be seen on that evening which will be a marvel of beauty. ss. Quite an activity has manifested itself in the executive board of the Young Mem g Hebrew association lately in order to pre- sent to its members winter programme that will be both instructive and interest," ing.
 manship of the literary committee, which insures to the association and public @ number of literary treats throughout the winter.
 The regular quarterly business meeting noon and this evening. The reading of the society journal Our Thoughts, which has been postponed for two weeks owing to the absence of the assistant editor will take place.
 The mem bership of the association is in-
 creasing rapidly. The hall has been newly papered, a stage erected and every comfort
 possible for the members added. The
 'thomeo of the association will be very
 popular resort this winter.
 A pretty feature of tho approaching
 flower show will be the social arrange
 ments. Each evening there will be music
 and dancing, and number of our attrac-
 tive belles will assist in receiving on Thurs
 day evening and the succeeding evenings.
 This will add greatly to the pleasure and
 eciat of the exhibition. The following
 young ladies will form the reception com
 mittee: Mrs. Florence Throckmorton,
 Misses Hewitt, Shelley, Lucille Smith,
 Porter, Earle, Martin, Florrie Graves,
 Sara Martin, Arnold, Woodward, Redd,
 WeDD, A9ma WeOD, hOueu, huCkeT, CulS-
 holm, Meade, Broadnax, Hooper, Cleary,
 Ruffner, Hutton, Coffin, O'Brien, Dan-
 gaix.
 Miss Alma Lane returned today from an
 extended visit to Atlanta.
 A bird of snowy plumage has come
 through the glorious autumn sunshine,
 bearing d sweet message through which the
 tender tones of wedding bells are heard.
 For, so the little bird says, noble, manly
 man and splendid, beautiful woman are to
 be united in matrimony next Wednesday,
 November 2, at the residence of the bride
 at 1:30 o'clock p. m. Only the closest
 friends of the happy couple will be present at the ceremony.
 Purify your blood, tone up the system
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04
CA By Or.
 Surgid

AS bno bKln COW suS DOoy so the mucous m Szines the inside of the body. It lis Those, the mouth. the throat, the broNNaial tubes, the air cells, the oesophagus, the stomach, the bowels, the gall bladder, the kidneys, the bladder, the womb, etc.
 Taking cold in any region of this lining mucous membrane causes an irritation of that locality, which is always known in medical pariance as catarrh ot that part or the organism. Hence we have catarrh of the aead, catarrh of the throat, catarrh of the lungs, of the stomach, of the bowels, of the bladder, of the womb, etc.
 Catarrh IS of two kinds-acute and chronic.
 The acute form of catarrh is always that congested condition of the mucous mem- brane which takes place immediately upon taking cold.
 Chronic catarrh of the nose is rhickened condition of the mucous membrane, fol- lowing the acute stage of the disease. At first the membrane in chronic catarrh is but slightly thickened; but as time goes on without curing the disease the thickening continues, until the membrane may be four or five times as thick as in health. And in rare cases the hypertrophy lthickening) continues until the opposite surfaces, cov- cred by mucous mem brane, meet and en- tirely close the nostrils, so that the breath ing can take place only through the mouth.
 No matter at what part of the. mucous membrane the irritation or acute catarrh is located Pe-ru-n na is the only remedy that will, under all circumstances, effect cure. h acute catarrh the dose of Pe-ru-na is a teaspoonful every two hours during the day, which will invariably effect a cure in from seven to ten days. In chronic catarrh Pe-ru-na should be taken, 0 teaspoonful before each meal and at bedtime. This dose should be gradually increased to two tlble. spoonfuls at each dose. If not cured by end of one month write Dr. Hartman. Answer free.
 Every cue should have free copy of the latest book on catarrh. Sent free to any address by The Peru na Drug Manufactur- ing company of Columbus, O.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04
BUTCHERY.

For the next thirty days I will sell my stock of watches. clocks, jeWelry, etc., at cost strictly for cash, at 2O2O First avenue.
 HARRY MERGER. oct IA eod-1Ot
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04

The thirty second series stock of the Bir- mingham Building and Loan association IS now open to subscribers. Membership fee 10 cenis per share, monthly assessment 20 cents, par value $40. l0 3l-1t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04
REMOVAL NOTICE
oct 14 eod-1ot

REMOVAL NOTICE.
 My entire stock of furniture has been re. moved to 1912 Second avenue and shall be glad to welcome all my old customers and be pleased to meet many new friends who desire furniture at very reasonable prices, either for cash or on installment.
 1O-7-1m T. l.. RUSSELL.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04

Bailey, Mcconnell & Howard, Real estate and insurance,
 lO8 N. 18th street.
 Phone lOO4. oe27-Im
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04

Purify your blood, tone up the system and the digestive organs by taking Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-04

Ladies' Underskirts. AT 75 CENTS-Black Satine Underskirts, reduced from $1.0O. AT s1.0O-Black Satine Underskirts, re- duced from $1 .50.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

DEFAULT has been made in the payment
~ of 1897 SO principal and interest, which
S to 5e an n Is due ana
secured by that certain mortgage, which is
dated December %, 1898, and was made by
Edward Dietzmann and Adele Dietzmann to
the undersigned, Max Frankel, Eugene Re-
genital and Fred w. DAIMLER, partners as
M. Frankel & Co.. and was recorded Decem-
Der %. 1898, at O'Clock a. m, in the office
Minnesota, in Book of Mortgages, page $50.
and which was also recorded December 81.
1893, at O'Clock p. NJ, in the office of the
nesota, in Book II of Mortgages, page 355,
which mortgage conveys lot three 81 in
block eight ls) in the village Of Morton: ac-
Se to Of he Of ee In
said Renville county, and situated in Renville
county, Minnesota, and which mortgage also
conveys the west half OF the southwest guar.
section nine (9), in township one hundred
and twelve .112) north, of range
thirty-f9ur !s4 west of fit the .. fifth
States government survey thereof, and stu
ated in Redwood county, Minnesota; and the
become operative, and no action or proceed
ing has been instituted in law or in equity to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage.
said mortgage, the premises therein and
above described will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, by the sheriff
of Redwood county, Minnesota. at the main
front door of the Redwood county court
house, at Redwood Falls, in Redwood county,
Minnesota, October 8, 1894, at 10 O'Clock am.
to pay the amount then due on the mortgage
debt, including $25OO attorneys fees which
is part of the debt covenanted in said mort
gage, to be paid in case of foreclosure, and
the disbursements to be incurred in this
foreclosure.
Dated August 16, 1894.
EUGENE REGENTHAL,
MAX FRANKEL, and
FRED DAIMLER,
Partners as M. Frankel & Co.,
Mortgages.
CHARLES BECHHOEFER,
Attorney for Mortgages
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13
Cheap Excursions.

On Sept. II and rs and Oct. 9, 1894,
the Northwestern line will sell Home
Seekers excursion tickets to points i'll
northwestern Iowa. western Minnesota,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Mani
toba, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho and Montana at exceed
ingly low rates for the round trip.
These tickets will be good for return
passage within twenty days from date
of sale and will allow stop-over privil-
eyes on going trip in territory to which
tickets are sold. For tickets and full
information apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern Railway. 2-5t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13
MRS.DeRESTAUD
The Progress of "The Trouble
some Lady" in Colord-
do.
A Story That, Ming1ing Plot With
Sentiment, Becomes In
tereSting.
(By Patience Stapleton, and copyrighted by
J. b. Lippincott & Co..
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(CONT1NUED)
There was nothing to do, of course,
but to accede to this demand; the very
fact that she was hungry appealed to
divers generous heart. He thought,
however, as they went up the stairs to
a cozy private supper-room, this would
sound unpleasantly to a jury. He
could even fancy the attorney for the
prosecutions question: Ibid you, Mr..
Oliver, think this proc eeding proper
one? Does society consider it discreet
for an unmarried man to take young
married lady to such place in the alb
sence of her husband?" etc. Still, Mrs.
Minny enjoyed everything so much,
Oliver forgot his fears, and was merry
enough in his way. The dog, EofeAd
with food, showed off his most anus