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pnins aud Aches.

ONll have aches and pains. but they
neodn't last lonR-not any longer than Il
takes 10 put on an ALLoocK's Porous Pas
1ER. The only thing to lock out for 10 that
iou get tho right plaster. There srs others.
but you doR't want them; take our word for
10, for when ysu need q Rlastsr Won need II.
snd there's no time for experimenting an 4
finding out mistakes then. Ask fer All
COCKS Porous PrIsrERs aud 500 that YOU
get them. II they say that some other IL
iust As good, tell them that only the best l.
GOOD onouRh for you. ALLCoCK's Porous
PLksTERs are quick an J sure. aHd seknOwi-
edged by the kiRhest medical suthoritiss
and everybody slss 20 he tbs best outside
emedv for pains and aches OF every de-
arriutieu
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parts OF our state. As entered the room
heard a very prominent man say, 4 am
no secessionist per Sc already had all |
could bear, and / broke out In "A rage oh,
damn your per sci When man goes 20
talking that way, / know just where he
stands He only wants an excuse for some
thing he intends TO do anyhow He arose
and came toward me in a threatening man
ner, when friends interviewed, and then
discovered that the whisky had flowed pref
" freely before my arrival II was a black
day with me. That night / went to bed
convinced that the worst was at hand"
J. b. PARKE.
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Where Politics. Humor and Topics
OF Current History are
Freely Discussed
Evening In tho Smoking Room OF
a Leading Washington
Hotel.
some Good Listsners-Judge Cuibefson's
way-A Few Nisitors-Ihs fhiioso-
ply Of Per 20.
fspeelal correspondenee.l

WAsHINGTOv Feb i2.-There Is no pleas
anter place la Washington TO pass an even
ing and probably none ia which one may
listen to more politics. humor and current
history ihan the north end Of the 30 called
arcade ia the Metropolitan hotel, meaning
the smoking parlor, OF gentlemen's end OF
tho ball lending from the dining room TO
the ladies parlor. Ia the large room below
10 one may see all sorts and conditions Of
men, especially southerners-lean and lathy
stock rsnchers from Texas, swarthy plant
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kLIAs SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
n court ~ the First Judicial district 1t the
ltAts Of Montana. In and ior the county Of
three 3, OIL asd Jacs5 Dre,fas. eopartners
A. NdL Dreyfus A 10. plaintiffs. We b. harus
isfendan.
The STATE o. Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required q appear in an Aouon
II me district court q the first iudoiAf district
Of the state Of Montana in aud Tor the county Of
levs and Clarke, and 20 answer me compliant
hled therein. within en- days lexclusVs ot ths
day Of servicei after tho service on you Of thla
| summons. II served within this county. - AZ
,srvet oat 81 this county but Hit m tnisdtstrioL
within twenty days, otherwise within forty aAys
OF judgement By dsfault will he tAksn AsAinstysa
socording 10 the prayer Of said complaint
inc sale Actlo4 D. brought 10 recoye- Judgment
iFainst oelsadant Tor the sam 20 tA4lu. with
interest from sept 1, 1891 AZ the rate 81 IL per
cent per an IN Ter gcoas, wares ara ~ BAD
lise sold unl delivered by pa ntihs 10 defend
ant A. defendant special instance ntd toluost
between July ~ and 3 pi. ! 1884 ~ N. vase.
Il the agreed price and Tor which deiendAal
promised So Ray plaintins therefor the sum Of
81 zlg 80 upon whlch sun there has bean paid
he sum 81 t0ss2; thai piaiItihs esmauded AZ
maut Of aid Gum. that the defendant has 70
fussd aud neg ectod and sNl refuses ard neg
lsCts peg the zane or ary iArt thereof, al
lhot a. pas de- AID dsintnied thai esteRaant
haa uuroasonably and volstiouoiy delared the
"a ~ ,nf 81 etic cum eve e. nee rert 3. leNl-
And you are hereby nstihet that . you fail TO
sppaar snd sntWsT the said complaint - above
reiu red. tho said plaintiff will tske Judgment
.S.inst yoa Tor 81 30. With interest ttersou from
sept O. 1871 AZ the rate ui 40 pr cent an
uufr and costs - tuif
Gwen under my hand and the seal OF the dia-
triet court Of the tirft judicial district ~ the
fiats of Montana IN and Tor NJ
-- county Of Lewis and clarke
& seal First this lth day 81 fshrusrT. 100 the
Jud mt year Of our ord one thousand
| uurt sight hundred aud niueiy-fuur
~--~ JOHN keAN. Clorx
liz Il. q. FREEMAN. papuu lors
q. ~. Purcell attorneT Tor plaintiff
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There had been deathin the family, aud
two 81 the members were discussing the ar
raugcmeute.
Il suppose we had better have the funeral
on THURSDAY said one
"Oh. we can't" replied the other with
ont thinking. That is Bridget day out -
Exchange.
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Torpidity Of the liver. and disorders OF
the stomach aud bowels cause headache
and the failure OF all desire foF food
Ayers OsthArtis Pills stimulate the action
Of the stomach. liver aud bowels. cure head
ache. ana restore the appstiis
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Montana Division Ia Main Street Helena.
orthern Division-6 At Broad way. Eutts
city. MoufanA
southsrn Division-l2s South Main Street Loo
Angeles California
Central Divieion-aBl 20 3J9 West Ninth Street,
Kansas ity. Missouri
NeEtern DiVision.-i00 beary Street, San Fran
cisco. California
Illinois
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Conspicuous in the group is Constantine
Buckley Kil0ore, who usually comes in
with the music-that is 10 say. about $50
p. m, when the street band strikes up in
the big room below. lie is sometimes called
the big Obiector" aud Is jocularly known
as the SHnballat Of the house. Having a
vague idea that had read of Sanballat in
some ancient history, / asked one Of his col
leagues what that meant, and he replied:
"Oh, SanballHt was that fellow who bucked
against Nehemiah. He first laughed at
Nehemiah's attempt TO build the wall Of
Jerusalem and told him that everybody
else was laughing at him. Finding that a
failure, he proposed a joint debate, and that
failing he tried bulldozing." So far the
member. but whether this is a correct de
scription ct kilgore have my doubts
Another prominent man in the group
both for size and solidity Of statement is
Sam Robertson of Louisiana, but he is far
from humorous at present His district il
one vast sugar plantation. with ricehelds
and other crops here and there, and is dot
ted an over with new villages built and oc-
cupied entirely 10y northern men, most OF
them from Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois.
ruerc arc postofiices where three fourihs Of
the mail are received from the last two
states
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A LAS SUMMONS - IN IRIS JUSTICE
a court 81 Helena tow ship. county 81 ! owls
and Olarte. state 81 Montana. before T. g.
Nrutehss. jUsiics - the posce
J. ,; enyAEhsme. plziat a. " {. r Lee
defendant
10 fste u Moatsna 20 the above namei do
fenfant crrerlnE.
You are harcby summoned 20 be hnd appeAr be-
fors ne, u. T. rutcher Justice Of he luaos m
sad Tor tha county - Lewis ahd CLARKE az my
othce IN hoiena wltlin ten days after the
compilation - the publication u this summons
tu-wiI
Afttr the flts DAY Of February. 1874. thea and
there C. mace auaWsr 10 the complaint = J. &.
tonynEhalna the above named plaintiff. IN =
civil action 60 recover be sun ~ one hundred
doilars, Lpon an account Tor maueT bad ana
eeiVcd ~ JOG fu nj lar ne ne ard benefit u
the sad iatntd sad Tor eel o. sat. and IA de-
fsult thsrssf |uagmr1t will b. reldcrsl sEsinst
you. / re- tHs shs1o nrmsd defendant 10
thu sam q unn hundreti cellars ans ousf OF sult.
Given uuaer niJ had this 2Ith day Of JahaAry.
1884 ]. b. trUIOHrF.
IEafl.g a. "a Alaana.
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CHERrFFS fALG-WiLLiAM G. j. LIGHT
- wardt. plainun Va thomas y. inrltr
Artinsaia Porter, lie wife. lhomaa pNcartt
assignee. az Miles avnnauFh. defenlants.
Under and by virtue 81 an order 81 sale a. TO-
cree OF fsrcclosure sud raie issued ont % ihs
district cour ~ the ret judicial distrc c, 90 tr
ttate of Nontaul. IN a1d FOR tho esanty o. Lewis
aud CLARKE on rho q day ~ fchruarf. a. D.
isai IN the above entitled action, wherein ] i-.
tninsd judgmsnt and decree o. iorsclosurs sad
tae Fgainst homas j. Porter Ariilrsia
siEnes aud " % Cavsnaugh. defendants. on the
80 day OF lenruarr. A. -. 1917. far
tho cum Of a2.HL4, hsside' fHlefest
COS sad Attorney fees. which said de
1894. recorded In judgment book No. } Of said
court At page -. am commanded 10 seN all
ate lying and bsing IN the comfy Of Lewis aud
Clarke. state Of Montana. and bounded an1 do
scrissd a. follows, 70 wit;
he wsst half OF the northeast Quarter. and
the esst hall Of the northwest quarter aud he
southwest quarter Of the norta wee quarter ~
section twenty two l3ll. township eleven I'D.
ground containing about ntne 49, acres ~ land
hsrstofors decided by lillian q. T. l. lcltwATdi
and Anna lichtwAndt. his wife. to tie a on ana
lentral haiiway company, b. deed bearing date
July o. Issl. and recorded an. 81. 1891, in b. Oh
"2l' Of dseds page 9ta in the oslo = ne
county 'erk and ecordsF ~ LOWS and Clarke
county. state Of Montana. the same being Tor
riGht-of- way purposes. Together with al ease
ments thereto beienEinE or IN Hnywise sttAehed
ditokes fumes or modes Of conveying watei
from stream 70 and upOn said land.
Together with al and singular the tene
meuts hereditaments aud Appur enances thero-
unto belonging or Ia any wise appertAining.
Public notice il hereby given that or Tues
day the nth day Of februAry A. d. 1877, At T.
o'clock m Of that day. At the front door Of the
court house. Helena Lewis and larke county,
Montana, will, In obedisnos 70 said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale sell the above
described property. or 40 much thereof - may
Be necessary 70 satisfy said Judgment with in
tsreat and costs, TO tho highest and best bidder.
for each in hand
Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of February
A. ID. 1894. - - 81, 81.
BIZ REp Y. HosS Under sheriff
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Iady-Nou say you are a musician Well,
TN give you a little practice. just go over
20 the woodshed and tackle few chords.
Tramp Excuse me. madam. am a
tenor. and fear those chords are too heavy
for me.-Philadelphia Record.
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Best Lawyer In Texas.
But in the parlor above is grouped a Sc
lect body Of humorists, statesmen aud good
lisien the last as important as any ele-
ment in making up a truly congenial par
ty At one moment the chairs are all drawn
close together In a group, in the next the
party breaks up into half dozen little
groups AS each member is called aside to
talk with an anxious constituent, and then
the larger group gathers again, the cigars
are relighted, and stories of the war, COM
ments on the days doinEs I'm congress, ar
guments about this or that phase of the
tariff and somewhat personal pleasantries
follow each other in rapid and delightful
succession. The great pressure is TO get
near the chair occupied by Judge Culber-
son of Texas, chairman of the house judi
ciary committee and a walking encyclopedia
Of Texas legal history. He says little, but
that little contains 50 much law and sense,
enlivened by dry, sarcastic humor, that
IL is well worth hearing
Bill Sterrett, the universal Texas news
paper man, describes him in this pithy
manner. BEST lawyer in our state, sir.
Never loses a case. Why, sir, he has ac-
quilted over 90 Of our most distinguished
murderersw II Is the solemn truth, and
TO hear Judge Culberson give an account
OF the famous Rothschilds case-the Gin
cinnati Israeite. who was tried for the
murder Of Diamond Bessie" on jefferson
bayou-is as good IA a first class play while
it lasts Next comes Senator Berry, who
says much less than Judge Culberson, but
is a universal favorite among the habitues
Of the hotel. Judge Culherson Is familiar
ly known in the house and about the hotels
az the Tycoon" and when you ask the
average member what he means by that
he says: "Oh, the Tycoon? Yes. he was
that fellow in Japan or Tartary. or out
there somewhere. who was supposed TO be
doing the will Of the emperor when the
emperor and all the empire were really do
ing his will. and they never found it out
till IL was too late That's Judge Culber-
son : way
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one WAY ofLookinr At IL.

How Is Skimmins getting along in his
professioni" said one Chicago man TO an
other
lie is quite successful. / understand"
But he told me yesterday that he owed
several thousands Of dollars"
Yes. That shows how well he must
have established his credit. "-WAshington
star.
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~'----, county of lewis ana clarke
+ seal First this I'D day OF January IN the
I Jud Inst. \ year o. our Lord one thousand
| curt eight hundred and ninety-four.
- JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
by q. q. Fireman. Deputy llsrk
y. n. A 4 II. hclRtirs. plaintiffs attornsyG

ALIAS 81 MMONS Is Ahi pletnlll
a court ~ The Fir.t Judicial district Of the
state 81 Montana iu and for the county OF LOWS
.. II gaylord. plaintiff. W " D. Baker.
Prank Langiurd lila "A. baker, deorgia tang-
ford. W h. tuIIeu and A. l.. smith defendants.
The state % Mantsns sends rrseting 90 tn'
abose nsmnIi defendants
lou are hereby required 20 appaar 90 an action
brought Against yug ~ she above nainad J.. ala.
IN VA the distri cart 81 She Fifst judicial
district 81 the sists % Montana iu anA Tor the
county o. Lewis snd Clarke and 10 answer The
comp amt tiled lie ON. within ten days iexciu-
eve of he dsy u ssr,cel qfter che service on Jou
Of tins summon. 30 served within this c1unty
or if serre oIt ~ mi. county bui within this dis
tricL within twenty days % hfraise within forty
Jay. ~ Indictment by default VIII uo taken
sgAinst you according to tho prayer u sad com
llsinL
lie sAid action Is brought 10 fsreolose -lolt-
gaze on Dot 90 aud lu tost - lot v block -.
IiAke add ifiou 20 the clfg g Nel1na. county OF
tews ard lHrEa state of houisna. given by
dsfeN ants ". h. aaer ftank ahciord. lila
~. baker and 6eorris iangiorl 60 plAintih.
dated Juig IN, l-th o. secure prumlsssrg mole
OF dsleniauts N. u aker aud frank ians-
fond Tor ne uuu 10 ~ $40 dine July ~, less ven
hs "a a lnst named defendant 10 plaiutIh aud
interest thereon from July . 1884, af 3 per cent
rsr snnum n.so prumisseri note ior 20 dh,ci
July p. ia'. dua July ~ i-"l ttfrn Y same
iarliss tn p.aiutin I'D interest from Jolly lf.
l-13 a. aiEht Ger oent por sn-um ana $40 a
paid uY plsinfH NuF 50. lsas heIus roHaty
lanss dus On The tAid promisats and q I-.es paid
b. plaintiff .rc b.. 1888 hfinH cifr farrt ..Ho on
"a premises. And inier.rt GA I'D ls-t arlfd
sums from date II pagmeut a. oisHt g.. cont
ror anuum and en- attoruay's iees and ea.fa q
ruif and fr Judgment against arifuasuts,
frank augford and rs n HE7r for auT 90
dcsncy and 60 bir ard fortcloss the equity of
redemption % a. defendants IN sald premises
iu which hey claim some interest and for lur-
Their dft1Ii= 81 sd soften. reference 81 made 10
the complaint q 81 herein.
Ani rou are hersbl naiidrd. that N fou fail 60
spuaar ard answer ths said en- plant. ahuFs
required tho said plaintiff viii spuly a. the
court Tor the relief a Inaudsd in he complaint
herein.
u vsn under my land aud the so-l - the Die
trict Court OF the first Jud Disfrio
ofthr tate OF MontaHa. iu and
-> &C. the ouniy Of Aasis nn1
sea- irst larke. this ith daY % ieb-
I IA Iiat. ruarB. ia the rear ~ cur ord
court. uIn THOUSAND eight huudrud
@ and uiue four.
JOHN nfAN. Gers
By @. q. EnEEnAs. IeputT Niork
LAWArd e.. husssl HtiorHsT Tor plAln1ih-
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b. FaED 2 loss los = Under shoTia.
CHERIFE,s sALE-JAMEs KERyIN. PLAIN

CHERIFE's sALE-JAMES KERVGN. PLAIN
- tiff vs. Lizzie r.. hingwald and George j..
Eingwald. defendants.
Under and By virtue Of an order Of sale AMI
decree Of foreclosure and ssle issued out Of the
district court Of thsFirst Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, on the 18th day OF February. A.
ID 1891, m the above entitled action. wherein
James kervin. the above named plaintiff OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale agLinet A izgie O.. hingVal aud George
J. Hingwald. defendants on the 18th day
Of ohruaTy. A. D. 1872. for the
sum Of s9.7i3 Od. besides interest costs
on the l3th day Of februaV, a. d 1891. re.
corded in Judgment book No. Of sad court at
page l am commanded 70 sell all those certain
lots piece. OF parcel, Of land. situate lying and
being in the county Of Lewis and Clarke state Of
NJ RtAnA, and bounded and described as follows.
90 wit
(2sl, in block numbered hfty-hse t5al. Of the
original townsits Of the city Of Helena. said
county aud state.
1ogei her with al nnt singular the tsnements
hereditamoute and appurtaran e. thereuutO be-
LONGING or I'm auvwise aupartainlnR.
Public notice il hereby given that on Mednes-
day. the lth day % March. A. ID. 1891 Al IL
courthouse Helena Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana Will. in obedience 90 said order ~ sale
and decree - foreclosure and ssle. sell tho ahoyl
desCrIbe property. or 90 much thereof a. may %
necessary TO satisfy eaid judgment, " n interest
and costs. 70 the highest and host bidder ioT
cash IA hand
rusry. A. ID. 1891
CHAHIisD. CURTIS Sheriff
HWn " Igga 1 uuur NhnTfn
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Conspicuous also is the smooth and boy.
ish face Of Stnllings Of the Second district
.of Alabama. who good naturedly says that
there is at least one surprising thing about
this congress. and that D. that he Is In a.
lie isn't really very young man, as he
wa- born in 1856, but AZ 80 be had acquired
q brilliant reputation as "a lawyer. and at
D. though not looking more than %, was
elected Go this congress. Still another very
young looking man il the amiable Hugh
Dinemore of Arkansas, who was minister
20 Korea during the first administration Of
Cleveland. and. ina the language OF "A col
league, blends ira his proper person all the
most attractive features 81 oriental and oc
cidental society. lie is, in truth, quite a
society man. is 43 years old and looks 80.
The neat and scholarly looking John II.
Bank head OF Alabama h one Of the best
listeners IN the place and is. II IL be 20
lire To say 80. a sort Of fraud in this-that
he hooks Lac very great scholar, but Is la
fact a busne,a man Of but average educa-
ton lie has become noted for his prac
ticnl common sense. a parsonage Co at
tract attention for underlined pecullaritics
j. the Hon. William Terry Of Little Rock,
who looks as 10 De- bah a grievance, never
laugh. ga speaks loud and very rarely
smiles but has a remarkable reputation FOR
getting Everything hr really wants. Cen
trail In the regular evening gruupis Colonel
Hernaudo de soto Money. who h a good
lawyer aud strong Boz argument, bat makes
no pretensious Go social humor.
Drop In Occasionally.
Occasional Numbers arr Colonel Hender-
son az North Carolina. chairman az the
committee on postoliurs aud post roads;
Mcssr- Alexander and Moodurd az the
same state. Cooperof Texas, Schcll Of south
Carolina aud Marshall Of Virginia, the last
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Regular visits Monthly

At Great Tails N tho 18Th and 10Th
Al hlfHoUla on tie 2Ifh
~ Eozenan on the 18th
A. Livingston on thu l3tb
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ers from the delta region Of Mississippi, en-
thusiastic promoters from Florida, and
especially protesting and indignant sugar
growers from Louisiana.
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tlhla OF MOuAhuAs IN ana Tor ID
county Of Lewis and Clarke
zeal First this 29th day OF January. in Oh
4 Jud. List. I year Of our Lord one thousAn
Court. eight hundred and ninaty-foui
49, JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By @. o. IREFNAN, Deputy lerk
massena bullArd. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Hy O.. %. fnEENAs. leputI tiork
LANard e., husssl. HttorneT Tor plaintia-
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LIZ Il. q. FREEMAN, paputy lors
H. NJ. Purcell ATTORNEY Tor plaintiff
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-02
PERSONAL.

Col. John B. Knox of Anniston was in the city yesterday.
 Hon. William c. Fitts returned to Tus- kaloosa yesterday.
 Mir. Mel Drennen left yesterday afternoon for Mobile on a business trip.
 MT. Ray Knight, assistant general freight agent of the Southern atSelma, was in Birmingham yesterday.
 Mrs. T. H. Aldrich returned yesterday from Cincinnati, where she had been spending several mouths.
 Rev. F. P. Culver, pastor of the First Methodist church at Annistou, was in Bir- mingham few hours yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. E.. G. Chandler are at home to their friends at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank P. O. Brien.
 Mir. Sam Moore, night baggage agent at the union passenger station, left last night on ten days visit to his parents in Louis- vile, Ky.
 T. c. King is selling ladies low shoes at most any price. Canister $6 aud S7 shoes now $4.50. Please see that s calf skin shoe, now S1.95.
 MT. Ed Marsh, formerly superintendent of the South and North division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad and one of the best superiutendents in the south, f, is in the city for few days with his frien ends. MT. Marsh, besides being an efficient ratl- roader, is one of the most popular men that has ever been in the city.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-02
A GOOD MEETING
OF REFRESHMENTS NEGROES AT CLAY
 BORNE RALL-REsoLUTIoNs.

OF REPRESENTATIVE NEGROES AT CLAY
 BORNE RALL-REsOLUTIONS.
 At Clayborne hall, on Second avenue, last night, large crowd of repIesen tative negroes assem- bled to hear political speeches upon the issues of the day. The audience was composed of negroes who could read and write, and the crowd was a very orderly one indeed and listened at- tentively to all that was said.
 R. Lowe presided and T. P. Haralson acted as secretary.
 E. E. Carlisle and T. W. Owen made good speeches, which had the desired ef- feet.
 Resolutions by the negro republicans in mass meeting assem- bled were passed 10 the effect that the repu bIicans were simply af- ter the negro's vote and nothing moe, and that with this in view they decline to fol- low certain republican leaders, who had proved disloyal to them.
 Besides these resolutions they passed an appeal to their race not to follow, aid or support in any manner anyone who only considers them for their vote. In connec- ton with this they denounced R. L. Hous- ton, x-postmaster, and said that he was the wrong man to follow.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-02
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST

REV. DR. R. B. H DION OF ROME, GA.
 PREACHED-sERvICEsE ELSEWHERE.
 A large congregation was present last night at the First Baptist church, and was we'll pleased, as well as interested in the beautiful and tender sermon preached by Dr. R. B. Heddon of Rome, Ga. His text was on "Christ at Caperneum.'' He will preach again this afternoon at 8 O o'clock and tonight at 7:30. The singing last night was excellent, and the ch oir will be further enlarged.
 There were services held at nearly all of the churches in the city last night and great work is in progress h the religious world. The preachers will keep up tbe csc meetings during this week and some of them next week.