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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08

to the United States in the a u t um n. A t lea st his wife has w r i tt e n to a friend of hers in New York city
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
Health Commissioner Edson.

Very few New Workers are aware of the high standing in foreign countries
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
SNAKES AT HOME.
O'Reilly on the Amenities of Liv-
 ing with Ophidians.

How He Cares for the Babes-Embars rassments of Seeking a Landlady Who Doesn't Object to Serpents-Keep-
 ing Snakes on the Sly.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
A Letter from Mrs. Astor.

It Is pretty definitely settled that William Waldorf Astor will pay a visit
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
Whitelaw Reid for Governor.

Whitelaw Reid is the latest man named in connection with the repub-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08

VIII the German Emperor Come7
 New York is every now and then treated to report that the emperor of
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
Dr. Parlzhurst's Utteranee on His Own Boom for Mayor.
GiIroy's Secret Realty Pnrchase-Extracts from Letter That Mrs. W. ". Astor Wrote-An American
 Monte Carlo.
[coPYRIGHr. lsO4.l l

It is almost platitude to say that the man who is reaping the glory of the
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
An American Monte Carlo.

The gamblers and sports of New York are deeply interested in the project for the establishment of a re- sort out in the Atlantic ocean, off the metropolis, and out of the jurisdiction of all legal authority. Since the police investigations are rendering the criminals oceupatien- more dangerous than ever, it becomes essential to the gambling fraternity to have resort free from law of all kind, and many of them affect to consider the project for the construction uof the artificial island to be dubbed "Atalantis," a
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08
Clippings From the Press.

IBessemer Journal
 Dr. Dozier's reputation is a brilliant one. He is specialist of nearly twenty years' experience in active practice, and is strictly reliable, and has the confidence of
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08

scheme " h i c h solves all their problems. f the places really be- come an Ameri- can Monte Carlo,
 the wealth it would afford its p r O pr i e t or s
 would rival the dreams of the
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-08

least an open question. It is not gen erally known that before the doctor went to Europe he was asked if he thought it would be well for him to be- come candidate for mayor. The doc- tor answered that he would in that event undoubtedly be accused of being more of sensationalist than ever, and that it was doubtful if his real motives would ever be fully understood even by those who most believed in him. Finally the doctor turned the matter off by an allusion to the delights of Alpine climb ing.
 However, the matter is significant as showing that the noted clergyman has really considered the possibility of en- tering the political arena and because the persons who have taken his boom in hand are not acting entirely without his authority. One thing is certain. If the doctor himself does not run he will be more influential than any one man in naming the person who does.
 It should be borne in mind in this connection that the anti-Tammany democracy has expressed determina- tron to support republican candidate if the interests of the city demand It. Another important fact which has not, yet leaked out is that Mayor Gilroy himself has admitted by implication that he will not be a candidate for re- election. He has just purchased one of the finest houses in the upper sec tion of New York and this he has done Son the quiet" The place is palatial o1,a and cost a uOOd1v Sl1m n fa ot w hich speaks more eloquently than ever of the fortune amassed by MT. Gilroy as a Tammany politician. It is the inten- tion of the mayor to conceal his pur- chase until he retires from office, when Ee will go to it in state and then hie away to Europe for rest.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

arE-sI
ieh - lf1us
s5aia aza azss. Alzcli
en-. ] ueiies saes.hiass Ehist ic
ng uins sssn iaeahzillsni. ind
ons of Hhizh Fs6ss.s sa tie minis
a, y s.a-lsesaa.g Tas ..sal-lila
rsousHins he ministers 81 ihf
Gospel Is e5ueata ) public ssnii-
.ment arninss lawisssnrss means lo
every intelligent rsaaEr of your
paper, thsl TIE ministers hitherto
hare not aoas ibis. This Is % jasi,
coming from such 3 representative
body ss that meeting. have heard
two Or three nysslf. Rho earnestly
sud faithfully raised their voice
sgsinst laglrssnsss in all ils phases
I an confident thai every minister
With regular Nurk in the euunly
can bring Eve hnndred and some Of
thousand Witnesses 70 testify to
what have stated, because they
attend church aud hear these things
I was infguled that one Of ihr
speakers said be had been inform
cd, Of that be himself had heard
only one minister il the county
publicly denonnce all evils or law
l~ssness. know not bis Informant,
but this ! DO know, be has not heard
me preach but once IN three years.
although be is not located at an
unreasonable distance from church
es, where / preach. Then, there
are names Of men to these resO-
lutions, who suggest the course for
the ministers, whom / chance to
know, who have raised their heel
against the minister and took active
part in driving him from the church.
because be dared 10 cry out against
evils, which.were eating 10 the core,
spiritually, in our churches.
| heartily approve Of every effort
TO suppress lawleesness, etc, yet /
feel sailed upon to defend myself
and Others from such attacks rade
upon, and calculated to dvlrael
from their good name aud efficiency
ln their work. r. ]. SrEWARr.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Persons who arc now drawing
pensions from the State Of Missis-
sippi cannot draw again except on
renewal Of application on the new
form pr pared BY the Auditor
These wi ! br sent to the ehaneery
clerks, and clerks would do well to
no iiy benr6riaries Of the require
meni. Applications must be filed
with chancery clerk tefOre the first
Monday in September Il Clarion
Ledger.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Mrs. Eliza wreten, of Glosler,
requests Us TO state that she has re.
Gently remodeled and improyedthe
well known Wroten House, and
is better prepared than ever to sup
ply the public generally With first-
class meals and neatly furnished
rooms at prices 70 suit the times.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

a ca lI el1
Its rut 81 lts
Be- Cur
ne ltas sni ilsl.s
g ta-az le - snd do itFHisa.
aaa - sapiaf,i iniunslion q
aa4ss -. aaa bsias gissa ia
nar7EHEF
TIE 5sg Haa enc ei gsnersl jay
lhfqughasi. bai IRE isasi ana ihs
sxrrsisss ever. and The day fsr
spenE. ths crowd. after nsny hear,
fell saaabyss, dispersed Cor their
respective homrs. wi.h minds vel
stored With pleasing memories.
Gro. r. WrBB.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17
Contract 10 he Let.

On the First Monday in Sep
lember, 1894, the Board Of super.
visors win proceed to let the con-
tract for recovering the Court
House Of Amito county. Sealed
proposals. only received, the Board
reserving the right to reject any
and all bids whaisoever.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17
Illinois Central Rail Road .

On and after April l7lh, 1888.
the New Central Station" Of the
above Road at Chicago. beautifully
located between 18th Street and
Park Row, on the Lake Front, will
be opened for the arrival and de-
parturs Of through trains. the run.
ming Of such to and from its old
station. foot Of Lake Street, being
abandoned.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17
To the Public at Large.

When visiting or trading at Mag
nolia, don't forget to call at the
popular drugstore Of w. A. Lazar,
10 purchase your drugs, medicines,
toilet articles. and in fact, anything
in the drug line. He also keeps .
Gne assortment Of tobacco and ci-
5ars. That skillful physician, Dr..
A. d. Fielder, has his office in tht
drugstore and will diagnose your
al .nents and give you the correc,
remedy.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Groves Tastelrss Chill Tonic Is
a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and
Blood purifier. Removes Bilious
ness without purging AS pleasant
TO take as Lemmn Syrup. II is a.
large as any Dollar tonic and retails
for Soc. To get the genuine ask for
Groves. Bold on its merits, no cure
no pay. For sale by A. A. Brewer.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Obituaries are charged for. AT the
rate Of 5 cents per line. This has
bee the rule Of this paper, and 81
other papers, from time immemon.
al. Please remember this. cthsr-
wise the paper would BE- ever.
burdened with them.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17
Program Of COlOred Teachers
Institute.
NIGHT SESSION ON THURSDAY,
AUGUST ORR, 1894.

/. Song.
2. Prayer, by Elder F Sterling.
3. Annual Address, by c. B.
CASTOR.
4. Addresses by Professors c. e.
Saunders and W. ". Rivers, white.
5 Essay, by Matthew Sterling
Subject, Duty Discussed by W II
Porter.
6. The necessity Of grading our
country schouls. By J W Ross
and 0 7 Ramsey.
7. ParentalCo.operation By W
NJ Turner.
8. Address, by A 7 Sterling.
8. A private educational fund in
every community a necessity. By
J Il Ramsey,
10. Address. by Weathersby.
GEO. w. MoREY, Gen Manager.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Malaria produces weakness, ,gener.
Al debility, biliousness, loss ofappe-
lile. indigestion and constipation
Graves Tasielpss Chill Tonic re.
moves the cause which produces
these troubles. Try 1t and you
will be delighted. so cents. To gel
the genuine ask Tor Groves. Sold
on its merits, no cure no pay. For
sale by A A. Brewer
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

TIE state closed lls testimony 10
Ihl Isnks murder. shs nsgroReavss'
nontfpps conisssiOns ruled oul
tl|ie1ra and Howard Wesshersby
t1|at||lhsd An alibi. Tbs murder
g uoman's father testified on be-
l.lI 81 hsl hnsband.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

You run no risk All druggists
guarantee Groves Tasicless Chill
Tonic to do al that the manufactur-
ers claim fpr il. Warranted. no cure
M upay There are many limitations,
to get the genuine ask for Groves.
For sale by A. A Brewer.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Editor Hprald-Texas lawyers
want to fnd the heirs Of Capt.
William C. NJ. Baker, Of Mi ais
sippi, who was killed in the Texas
war Of 1886. While in Texas hs
acquired land now worth $780, 900 OF
which awaits claim Of bis heirs.
This may inieres, your readers.
JAS B Corr & Son.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

s.nslor Butlsr, .oi South Caro-
lima, h,s returned to Washington
1n he Sensational joint stump
nF lppf with Gov. Tillmsn. The
Msnalof expresses he greatest con
annps Va his reelection 70 the
rtn
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

The House Judiciary committee
be- uniavorably reported Repre-
1sblniivo Evsrsls's bill TO enable
pernonn Of japanese descend to be-
soms aisizsna Of The DATED States.
The committee couldna see any
sooa reason iOF granting to the
gaps what has been denied to the
&hinees.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Light negroes we're poisoned on
1nndsy night. 81 the eOlorsd Meth
11ill church Il Orange. Texas BY
1oma ono putting arssnie IN the
drinking vator. The trouble grew
pni oi 4 dispute a. 10 whiah one Of
49, sisls Won = prize = festival
Aha nirht before.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

An nszamipation Of applicants for
naniusion IS students il the 4. and
y College q ssaFkssills, and |. !
nn6 c. At Columbus, viii be held
sl .ho courthouse IN the town Of
Liberty On Friday. The i7th day Of
August, 1894. Gro. A. McGEHEr,
81 snp's Pub. Ed. AnIteCo.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

- respopse 20 several petitions
lbksd has Judge Kicks, Of the
northern DiDlrie. Of Ohio, be i'm
rrnehsd fof misdemeanoFa In Office, (,
BE Hosae Judiciary committee
hs1. through Representative Bal
ilg, Of Texas, reported rssolutio
authorizing that COMMITTEES to in
re,,'rs,o the charges and the
nan.. hae adopted i.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

! have g cnmplels assortment Of
enmnp on hand and am prepared ga
serve all WIN are 60 nnfonunass a6
~ need my services n thai lina.
r h GRE1N Liberty ln
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Shanghai. Aug iS.-Up 70 he
present .hore has been 40 confirm
slior ofshereporsed engagement be-
tween tho Chinese Pei Yang squad
r6h and 4 Japanese iieet The
Chinese feet seems 10 have disap-
pohfod from the coast and ils whore
abouls is mystery. Report has
Il lhat the Chinese war vessels may
shortly b heard from of the coast
ofJapan.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Do not forget to ask for Reeds
Southern Chill Cure, price so cents.
guaranteed to cure, al Wealhersby
Bros. and Carroll & Nnnnery.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Try a 25 cents bottle of Reeds
great AnIiseptic and you win have
no other. For sale at Weathersby
Bros. and Carrnll & NnnnerY.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

u 1111I1 IlIiE bill passed lhe
2 8 House q Representatives
Monday. and sill seon Be The Law
it.l,nd.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17
COlOred Teachers Institute.

LIBERTY. Miss, Aug. II '94,
We, the teachers Of Amite county,
having been assembled this week
lnInslituie work, underth auspices
of our manager, Prof. c. E. Saun-
ders (while), feel that we have
been greatly benefited, and rejoice
to know that our laburs were not
in vain. We hereby tender him
our sincere gratitude for the inter-
he has manifested IN US; we also
thank Prot. W. W. Rivers, manager
Of the white Institute, for the few
flying visits made us, touching
among ntber things upon the salient
points Of grkmmar, and for his en-
couraging remarks on Thursday
night Of his experience regarding
the intellectual advancement Of
the colured race.
Therefore be it resolved, That
we as teachers go to our respective
fields Of labor better equipped
and more determined to lift up
fallen humanity than we have been
in the past. Respectfully sub
mitted by the committee,
]. R. RAMSEY, Charm.
C. B. CASTOR.
W. NJ. TURNER,
A. T. STERLING, Sec'y.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

u, sosst lli..lssipPl hsvs tAs
eofssaof. and Jet he man b y
d ---L-. d Ante county.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Cure hatcough-Muchon's Cough
Cure will do ii.-Price Is cents, at
Weatbersby Bros. and Carroll &
Nunnery.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Lrrr I1 a1s
nnir ils l1Ear
cl C-llu from ihs slzzh
c11-rscn. Di11c G hiue
siprI is tsl.ty c.IIe3 fa csaFsas
n Pn Chdsiia1. ca Tus
e s1t . tee ne ssve-
eoundss Of Ire District viii select
delegates b said Convention, i
such manner as The Executive
Committees may direct, under lhr
provisions of ths Code Of 1892. e.
saturday. August 25. 1884 b
order II ,hs Drmueraiie Executive
COMMITTEES Of The Sixth District
Ed. BtooMFIELD, Charm.
T. ] Stewart. Sre'y.
PassChrisian. Miss May Il, -.
Cali on or write J. Z. Storm Hard-
wsrsCO., Summit, Miss., bsfors you
buy gins, presses, engines and boil
ers, ssw-mills, grist-nills. cane
mills and evsporstors, mowers aud
raksr, stoves, sash, ,doorsandblinds,
Or il fact anything yuu may want
in the Hardware or Machinery line,
as they win give yon lower prices
than you can get elsewhere. Sasis-
faction guaranteed. JulyDs 81 ]
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

The reunion Of Amite County
Confedesats Velerana is postponed
to Thursday, the BIB day Of No
vember. 1894.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17

Gro A McGEHEE, Adj.
The Southern herald., 1894-08-17
In the sun and IN the shade,
konetimes swim and sometimes slow,
Stu on, on we g, into tho deep,
Like human Ito, 10 endless sleep,

Hannv shoula we be that our
plsass,re here greatly overballanees
~ n.;n Ia ,hat nlsasnrs eyar
l..,s. - ,r,r,.ss mon o,,r nsmo.
!. ~, 4 ,ls..;,r ~, l..,;no a.
life. while iho incidents that Give
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said taxes, costs and penalties are - - a.
Of February a. u. lsys. viii on ns !. ~ @
1851 at the hour Of ~ o'clock q Us = -
house In Rathdrum, kootenai C"us. . -
the highest bidder for cash 10 sa'"V
and penalties a. MAJ.
Assessor and or ofllcio tar co'ee's
Date Of FIRST publication dec. ~ ~
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-26
A WORRY MEMORIAL.

The monument to the Utah pioneers
will be an object of interest for many
generations. It will be reminder to
their posterity of the travels. tolls and
hardships endured by the founders of
the great commonwealth which will
occupy the wales of Deseret. Foremost
among those men of enterprise and en-
ergy was Brigham Young. whose sta
tue will form the most prominent figure
in the monument. His greatness, like
that of other heroes of his
! tory, was not and could not
be fully appreciated while he
lived But as the effects of his labors,
the fruits of his planting, the marks
of his genius, the results of his plan
ming become more and more apparent,
he and his works and designs will be
more thoroughly understood and pub
hcly recognized.
It is very gratifying that the splen-
did work on the monument is from the
hand of a Utah born artist. His tai
ent has gained the plaudits of the
leading art critics of both hemispheres.
His is no ordinary genius. With a
mind acute to perceive and conceive he
has the skill which is essential to the
material embodiment of bright ideas.
The statue is a grand piece of sculp-
ture: the whole monument a credit
TO any artist in any country. Utah
will be proud of the memorial to her
pioneers.
We hope the readers of The Herald
have taken special notice of the adj
dress issued by the Mormon Presi-
dency on this subject. Every member
of the body of which they form the
! head ought to consider it duty and
esteem it a pleasure to respond to their
call for funds to finish the work, SO that
it may be unveiled TO the public by the
rext October Conference. And the res
idents of the territory, no matter of
what creed or party, should all be will
ing to contribute to this memorial, for
the work of the pioneers was for the
benefit of all who should come after
them. and this tribute to their mem
DRY is properly a public offering.
Donations, no matter how small or
how great, will be acceptable and may
| be deposited with Heber NJ. Wells, the
cashier at the State Bank of Utah.
The widows mite and the magnate's
munificence will be received with equal
pleasure. No one need be ashamed of
the smallest coin, nor be afraid that
liberal gift will be refused. 1t should
be a popular. universal subscription in
Utah.
We believe the response will be gem
eral and spontaneous. To see public
recognition of the works of men whom
the world once despised will be worth
all that it will cost, and it will prove an
incentive to faithful and enduring in
tegrity that will produce good results
in future generations. Let the funds
needed be raised without further
delay,