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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-09
carpets and Furniture.

Do"ney is now selling all kinds Of
cafpetS at San Francisco prices freight
ADDED. 1on can't call for ANYTHING
III MS Ilne' carpets, furniture or brio
"a ngac that he can't furnish at hard
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-09
WHAT WE MUST DO TO RI
SAVED.

Inc Silver question has been 50
lluch discussed and rhe people OF the
West, especially Idaho. are 50 unani-
mOusly in favor of free coinaoe that
1t IS Simply a waste of time and space
10 discuss the question. We have had
line upon line. precept upon precep
mere S a little and there's q little nm
III the people are unanimous on tha
subject. 1t has been old over and
over again how the great crime of ~
was accomplished and what the effect
81 mat CRIME on the country has been
ana now the question that confronts
us Is, how to undo that great crime
The friends Of silver cannot arree mn
on d remedy, or rather, they cannot
agree upon the application of the
remedy. The two old parties claim
that the only remedy lies in WORKING
Tor free silver "within the narty
lines and at the same time We ora
aware or the fact that almost every
state convention Of bOth. old parties
mat mas been held this year, East Of
the Mississippi river has declared. in
effect, for the gold standard. This
does not look very ENCOURAGING for
SILVER does II? How a anything be
accomplished under the circpm-
stances? We admit that if either ono
OF the Old parties could be induced 70
declare for free silver, the place for
the silver men would be within that
party, but they will not do if The
republican party is opposed to free
coinage on what they call principle
ana the Democratic party is controlled
by an administration entirely in
touch and sympathy with the gold
bugs.
Under these conditions what else
Is there for the friends of silver to do
ont form a separate party? By unit
ing Tor a common object they can s
nope to accomplish something. IF
they stay in the two old parties, what m
IS done in the West for free silver is
cOunteracted and made of non effect
by the action Of their brethren in the
East. Would it not be better to have
distinct party, the aims and objects
which are, both East and West, the
One which would gather to if
those who object to being made
laves and tools of by the money
ilnGs OF this country and Europe. IT
you'd gather not only the silver mon
the two parties into its fold hnt
lso the POpulists, who if thew can't r.
all they ask for will take what
.ey can get. This seems to US TO bo
he most sensible policy and the one III
lost likely to be crowned with sue
ess. Past experience teaches us that
is only through union that we can
ypect to succeed.
The apostles of the two old partiee
III US to wait-that the time is NOT 'i-
st ripe for action. We think differ
lily. We think now is the time r.
and unite the friends Of e.,
lFer' Let party names and preiu-
ces be forgotten, keeping only in
that we are all, Democrat, Re- NJ
lollcan and Populist, working with ~
common end in view, the restoration
silver to its rightful place as the
'hey OF the natiOn.-DeLamar Mug
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-09
Notice.

NO shooting nor fishing allow I on
'he schulz ranch, Clear CT, X.
H. T. Dang, rg.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
Mortgage Sale.

HINDER and by virtue of the power of sale U contained in a mortgage executed by James A. Ware to the Elyton Land Company on the 23d day of August, 1888, which fsaid Judge of Jefferson county, Alabama, in vol ume 1l6. page 91, the Elyton Land Company will sell at public auction, in ffoat of the court house door of Jefferson county Ala bama, on
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1895,
 10 the highest bidier, for cash, the real estate Lot number nineteen (1s) in block number one hundred and seventy-foar (174), being a rectangle fronting fifty (50) feet on Sixth (6thJ avenue, south. and extending back one hum dred and ninety (l9O) feet to an alley accord- ,ipg to the plan Of the property of said Elyton i, ..s'o - rToN LAND COMPANY,
 sst Mortgagees.
 ttorney. 124thu zt
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
PLANT SYSTEM. ALABAMA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
 Direct line to Florida. coIol,to i,, aaaof Ianuaru 6 JQQS

Lv Birming ham, L. & Mi 50 ann 12 pm Lv Montgomery, A. M. .... ' 10 am 30 pm Ar Bainbridge A. M. ...... l12 30 pm 15 am Ar Thomasvfie, s. F. X w. 40 pm 22 am Ar Waycross, s. F. X WI o1 pm 2 35 am Ar Jacksonville, s. F. w 30 pml2 30 pm Ar Winter Park, S. F. & W. 8 25 am 12 45 pm Ar Barlow, s. F. & W..... 05 pm 40 pm Ar Tampa, s. F. & W....... .......... 5 bS pm Ar Tampa Bay Hotel ...... .......... 10 pm Ar Port Tampa, s. F. & w. ......... DO pm Ar Gainesville. s. F. & w. ........ 10 90 am Ar Ocala, s. F. X Wi. .......... II 45 am Ar Savannah, s, F. w.. 40 pm 12 05 pm Ar Brunswick. ......s.........i % am ......... AT Charleston, c. x S.....l 15 aml 30 pm 3:50 a. m. train from Birming gham carries Pullman buffet sleeper to Jacksonville via Thumasvile and Waycross.
 3;I2 D. m. train from Birmingham carries Pullman buffet sleeper to Port Tampa, Fla, via Thomasyille, Dupont, West Coast Line and tLe Tampa Bay Hotel.
 For further information apply to ticket
 LEE McLENDON, D. P. A,
 Montgomery, Ala.
 w. M. DAVIDSON, G. P A,
 Jacksonville. Fla.
 B. DUNHAM, Gen. Supt.,
 Montgomery, Ala
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02

seems pretty confident that the government will mako a bond issue. was liberal buyer or tts favorites and took large amounts of st; Paul and Louisville and Nashville. Local firms were more encouraged than for some time and reported a better inquiry from out slae M Sllents . great feature % oi M tne nay @Ss s4 change of about To to the pound sterling, which led to a general cancellation of the er- ders for shipments of gold by tomorrOw's Flu ropean steamers. In addition to this some Of the bankers who cancelled their orders re- turned S1 500 1000 to the sub-treasury, and aG a late hour one of the firms was looking Tor transportation to return Sl 900 1000 additional which they intended to export. AS the with drawals from the sub-treasury were only Sl,- 200 QUO 1t will be seen that the government actually gained gold by the days operations The big gold shippers were offering neayy amounts od m91ed on Sa at the th elose & ne bn reau of engr aving and printing had been in- structed to print $500. .00o GOO of bonds also strengthened the market. The gain Tn prices marked fn American Sugar, Chicago Gas, Louisville and Nashville, Lead, the grangers, Southern Railway, Western Union, Cordage, Lake Shore and the coalers. General Electric. was weak at oue time and fell to 2Sss. the lowest point for long time, but rally to 30 ensued. The market closed strong and any where from A tc 2 per cent higher than yester- day. The bond market was stronger.
 The sales Of listed stocks aggregated l70,- 900 shares. unlisted 40 ,000 shares.
 Nnw YORK, Feb. 1.-Money on call was firm at per cent; last loan at per gent, and closing offered at per cent Prhre mercantile paper. ala@4 per cent. Bar
 sterling exchange was weak with actual business in bankers bills at S4.6st2 .ss% for sixty days and S4.ss4 for demand; posted rates. $4 eS@4. sel2; commercial bills. sS4,s7@4.S7l2.
 S Treasury baauces-Coin, $66. 673 ,033; cur srencg, Ss1 ,5s3 ,l2l.
 Government bonds were steady.
 State bonds were firm.
 Railroad bonds were stronger.
 a bQ
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
Southern Railway Company
 SR SR
WESTERN SYSTEM.

Schedule in effect January 27, 1895.
 Pullman Palace drawing room cars between Birmingham and New York, uniting at At 1aDta with the great Washington and south, western Vestibuled Limited running solid from Atlanta to New York. Also the U. B.. fast mail well known as Nos. 36 and 36.
 Pullman sleeping cars leave Birmingham daily at 2:55 p. m.. arriving Jacksonville Fla, next morning 9:45, being attached at Atlanta to the Great Florida Limited.
 Pullman sleepers between Birmin gham and Winona. Passengers going west will be ad- mitted O these cars at'9 D. m., and arriving at Birmingham will be allowed to remain in them until a. m.
 The only Southern system operating limited trains composed exclusively of Pullman draw ing room cars, including Pullman dining car. No other line makes this time;
 Birmingham to Washington. 24 hours Birmingham to New York ........... 90 hours Birmingham to Jacksonville, Fla. .2S hours
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02

Pullman buffet sleepers between Birmfug- ham and Jacksonville. Solid trains through between Birmingham and Albany, connecting at Albany with the Plant system for all points in Southwest Georgia and Florida. No. makes close connection at Columbus for Union Springs, Troy, Eufaula, Americus, Albany and all intermediate points. Connec- tions at Savannah with Ocean Steamship com Ians's steamers for New York; Boston and the east.
 Sleeping cars on night trains. Macon to Savannah.
 For. further information relative to rates. chodules, etc. apply to
 |. A. CAMP, T. P. A., Columbus, Ca. sOION JACOBS, c. A., Birmingham, Ala. A. H. STEVENS, Agent, Birming cham, Ala.
 JACK W. JOHNSON, U. T. A.,
 Birmingham, Ala. ". F. sHELLMAN, Traffic Manager,
 Savannah, Ga.
 J. c. HALLE. Gen. Pass. Agent.
 savannah, Ga.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 1.-Flour was quiet, but lower; patents, s2.4s@2. 60; fancy, $2.oo0 2.1O;- choice, $1. s0@l go. Wheat was higher; February, 90 07sc; May. 52c; July, 5lssc. Corn was higher; February, 3Sl2c: May, 4oIs0 40ssc; July, Ale. Oats were higher: February. 29&c, May. 2sasc. Pork, standard mess, choice, S6.5O. Dry salted meats-shoulders, $4.25; longs, 25; clear ribs, $5.25; shorts. $5. .4O. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $5. 0U; longs, $6 .U0; clear ribs, $500; shorts, S6 12ls.
 High wines were steady at $1.22.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
MARKETSBY TELEGRAPH
THE SUMS COTTON REVIEW.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Suns cotton re- view says:
 Cotton declined to 6 points and closed steady, with sales of 97 1000 bales. Liverpool declined I2 point and closed barely steady i, with spot sales of 7009 bales at unchanged prices Savannah was easy. New Orleans sold 1000 bales on the spot.
 The receipts at New Orleans tomorrow are estimated at 5000 to 12, 900 bales. against 6 ,293 bales on the same day last week and :, ,104 bales on the same day last year.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02

sss IN WALL STREET.
 NEW yoRK Feb. 1.-speculation at the stock exchange again turnedron the bond issue. The street is firmly convinced that a deal has Aperfected between the treasury officials n>jRnu 1lnks whereby the deplefed gold
 axl,enished. and accordingly
 Nshe bull side ot the ac-
 lthe rise in values at
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
Order of Publication.

The State of Alabama J Jefferson Couuty-Jef-
 ferson County Savings Bank vs. Charles
 Drennen ct al.-<Jn Chancery, at Birming
 ham, Alat anna, Sixteenth Dist rict, North
 western Chancery Division of Alabama. IN this cause it being made to appear to the l court by affidavit of E. K. Campbell. agent of complainant. that the residence Of defend ant, Melissa Wright, is unknowu; and fur ther. that, in the belief of said affiant the de- fendant is of the age of zl years, it is there made in the Age Herald, newspaper pub lished iu the city of Birmingham, Alabama, once week for four consecutive weeks. re- quiring her. the said Melissa Wright, to an swer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause by the goth day of February. 1895, or in thirty days thereafter decree pro con- fesso may be taken against her.
 Done at office in Birmingham, Ala, this the 18th day of January, 1895.
 ian 19 sat At
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
NET RECEIPT

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since Saptan1bar L 1894.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-Noon. .-Cotton business was fair; prices were unchanged; American midding, 3 3l-32d. Sales, 1000 bales, of which $500 were American; for speculation and export, 300 bales. Receipts, A 100 bales, Of which all were American.
 Futures opened steady with moderate de- mand.s
 American middling and low middling clause quotations:
 March and April delivery. 2 5ee4d May and June delivery ...2 62-64d@2 61-64d June and July delivery ....2 63-64d July and August delivery. 8 01-64d August and September de-
 livery. -...-...... ......3 02-64d October and November de-
 Futures were quiet.
 Tenders of deliveries at today's clearings were 2100 bales new dockets and - bales old dockets.
 LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-4 p. m.-Futures closed barely steady.
 American middling and low middling clause quotations:
 February delivery -.......2 57-64dt February and March deliv- March and April delivery 9 57-64d@2 5s-64dt April and May delivery ...2 59-6adt May and June delivery ....2 60-64d02 61-64dt June and July delivery. 2 62-64dt July and August delivery.2 63-64d@3d August and September de-
 livery ......... .....- d oi-o4u" September and October de-
 livery. ...........E =. 3 o2-s4d@s oa-e4d. October and November de- November and Decd per .. s,s. >. ssliIfsss sssIfsss. .s sBuyers. Value. s s'-''df
 WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02

P. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE. Tn effect November Is, 1894, at a. m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24

le9rTe DIE 9rDbe Wtebr0dDl I'M Ndl1e DeS
Sonntags 3uriid. Sn ca. IA 5agen fpirb
bteiem Wettflug Elm neiterer bon 500 Meiz
len @ntfernung folgen.
= Sn Der f90nen neuen MarinezS Stern
tparte, pel9e auf ben 609en neItli9 BON Der
8l1nossbauptitabt errt6tet unb erit por nt9t
LANCER 3ett bouenbet purbe, perri6ten einige
Der tii9tigiten @elebrten i6res So9es Elm
pt9tiges Werf. Mtt 6iilfe Der @ternenz
f1noe unb Der Mat6emattf> miro bier Der
S9tfffa6rts Qlmuna9 5ufammengeteqt,
fpel9er gum @ebrau9 fir Seefabrer afro
nomi{3e @rf6etnungen auf Elm ober 1ne0z
rere Sabre borausfagt. @5 1T nt9t algez
metn befqnnt, bdB Der GompaB t%eiHesDegs
etn %geniigenber Siibrer fir ben @4tfffabrer
auf Der pfabloien @aferipiifte 1T. Ser
GompuB, troy ieiner @erDoQfommnungen
poer neu erfunbenen 8eigaben, fam inn MIR
ungefdbr @ustunft geben iiber bic &t6s
tlng Der 6auptpuntts, ret9t aber Bel Weitem
nt4t aus, linn feline tbatId6li9e Stellung
beittmmt an3u5etgen. 9terfiir miifen Die
9tmmelstOrper gu &utbe ge5ogen tperoen;
oeren SteGlung gerabe 3u Der betreffenoen
3ett muB aber ftets NIT einem boben Grab
BON @enautgfeit betannt fem, UNI it3ere
@9liife gu erm0glt9en. @olbe unter alien
umitGnben gu bteten, glet@Diel Oh bic oerz
5etttgen umgebenOen 8er9dltnife 9iinitig
itno ober nt9t, 1T Der 3ped biefes pt4tigen
Mlmand4s, Sriiber beniibten Die Nmeriz
taner bierfiir einen brtttf9en SeefabrerzMlz
mona9 IN ameritanif9er 4usgabe; iebt IinO
fte u%nabbdngig.
= Ser gbemtter bes MderbauzO epartez
ments lit nit elmer &etbe ppn Experimental,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
cute 9atrisier= @ei@le@ter.

On anberer Ste1e lit fiir5lid beri9tet
tpprben, oaB a9t5ig 9amburger @endtoren<
Samtlten ft9 bor Sabresfriit 5ufammengez
than baben, Inn einen neuen Silberf9ab
fir bic Stabt 81 FIFTEEN, ba Der alte in ben
i4peren 3etten gu Mnfang bes Sabr6unz
berts eingei3mol3en nerben muBte, UNI Die
9ier Der Sran3oien befriebigen gu belfen.
@tnige otefer Samilien f0nnen ibren
Ienatorli9en Stammbaum 3iemli@ peit 3uz
riidfibren, bic Somilie S9ele fat itebenz
bunbert Sabre, benin 16on 1899 iaB Elm
S9ele i'm 9amburger Hatb. Sine gauge
Nn5a6l baben einen @tammbaum BON 300
bis 400 Sabren, 10 bic Samilien 8beber
.Q505), MOler 1518), Renbel Q53O,
Si1er Q560), %&elingbufen Q567), S4ulte
157O, unb bon mebr als $50 Sa6ren Die
Samilien Sorre Q6O5), @olton Q6OO,
Mmitnf (1619), Qittens 1641).
0a an3unebmen tit, DdB in ben meiiten
5Gqen, tper Die &atbsberrnDiirbe erlangte,
aus elmer bereits in mebreren @enerationen
in 6amburg aniGfiigen Samilie itammte, 10
bertreten bic gendnnten Sdmtlten Batrt5terz
@e19le6ter BON einem Otter, nm bas mau@
9er 6p9fabrenbe beutI9e Baron ober 8raf,
ia man9es Mitglieo regierenber !9dufer fe
beneioen biirfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
aoadbeatltd1e autnpia ataata aeitn,te, asatttsuod, "A. gull 1895.

(nDrbli6e) 8optiitentir9e $40, 524, o04, Die
&ongreqationaliftenfir9e $43, 1885, 37 II. I'D.
25 &irben unD Seften, bic 80 Bro3e1lt alee
@emeinbemitglieber Sdblen, eignen SO 9rDz
Sent bes gefammten neutrality-suspicious..
9int4tlt9 Der GAIL Der &ir9enmttglieosr
unb bes Wert6es bes &ir9enetgent6umS 1tsbt
Der Staut Seem Oorf pbenan, bann folgt
PennfDlbanien, tpGbrenb btefer Staat be-
3ii9li9 Der 3a6l Der @ottes6dufer an er1ter
@tele fommt, NIT Obio auf benz "Stpetten
plabe. SIM @erbdGtntiTe our 8ebDlferun9s@
3abl bat Seem Merito am metten &ir9enz
mitglieber, bann tommt Utah, unb an brttter
Stele Mri5ona. @on ben Stadten ite6t
Sout6 Carolina obenan, &bobe SsEanD,
Nortb Carolina, Ma1a@u1etts, Connecticut
folgen in Der angegebenen Gei6enfolge,
Sin 8eralei9 Der fir 1890 geltenOen Cab
len nit Der Statiittf bon 1880 ergiebt, bab
Die &ir9enz unb Electromagnetic 9aften teiz
men 9runb CUR &lage baben. Die 3ah1 Der
Mitglieber Der prOte1tdnttf6en 8ir9en ftieg
in Dem Sa6r3ebnt BON 9,263,234. ouf
13,158,363, ooer UNI 1905 Pro3ent, unb
AUDI Die fatbolif9e Stride mabte gang Be-
beutenbe 8etpinn5te; tpie bel bier bic 3uz
na6me betrGgt, 1T iebo9 ni6t befunnt. Ser
Wert6 Des &tr6eneigent6ums na6m felt
1880 i'm 80 pro5ent gu, unb felt 1870 bat
ii9 Die 3abl Der &tr9engemeinoen me6r als
berboppelt. Nn &tr9engemeinben CAB %
inn lebtgenannten Sabre nun 72,459 gegen
165,177 i'm Sabre 1890.
Pbilabelpbia befibt fir ie 1877 ietner Ginz
tpobner cine &tr9e, in 8rooflbn fommt auf
21O5 @inpobner cine &ir4e, Chicago folgt
Der r&tr@entabt" bi9t auf benz SuBe mil
elmer 8tr9e auf ie 22OO @innobner, mdbz
renb Netp gOrt erit auf ie 1888 Elm @Ottes<
6aus auf3ufpetfen bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
&irdemftattffif Der @er. staatem.

8~efanntli9 iinb bic Ser. Staten bGs
Qanb Der reltgt0fen Seften. Nt9t lpentger
dls 143 ausgefpro9en berf9iebene 9lall=
bensgemeinf9aften beiiben &ir9en pber Set
bGuier unb @emetnben in biefem 2anDe unb
cine peitere Nnaabl unabbdngiger @emeinz
ben 1T CUR 4ufnabme berer bereit, Die in
ienen i6ren Plub ntbt finoen fonnten.
Na9 benz neueiten, pDm Department De5
SSnnern ausgearbetteten itatifti13en 8erihte
iiber bas &~eligionspef en- in ben Ser. @tadz
ten batten bic fdmmtli9en 1917 religtO=
fen @emeinben am 80. Stunt 1890 insgez
fammt 20,612,8O6 Mitglieber pber &pn1muz
nitanten, pd6renb 1te 142,521 benz Helt=
gionsgpttesOtenit geptbmete @ebduoe be-
faBer, in benen SiBraum fir ni6t lpsriger
als 43,564,863 Perfonen Dorbanben mar,
On @elegenbett our MISUNDERSTANDING lit dlIo
fein Mangel, benin tpenn fGmmtlibe Mitz
glteber a1er 9emeinben glei95eitig i6re On
babt berri9ten t%polten, niirDe Der perfIsz
bare &aum nod ni9t CUR 9Glfte in Nnz
fpru9 genommen tperben. Mu9 an Seelz
forqern feblt es nt9t, benin neben ben bielen
2aienprebigern gtebt es 11,036 reguldre
9etitli9e.
Na9 Der 53abG Der @emeinOemttgl;eoer
Itebt Die r0mif9zfatboltf9e &trbe obendn
NIT 6,231,417 @lGubigen, bann folgen Die
Metbobi1ten nit 2,24O,354, Die reguldren
farbtgen 8aptiiten Giiblt9e &ir9O nit
1923, O66, bic fiibltbe Metbobiitenfir4e nit
SCOOPS, bic nDrbli9e PresbpterianerItr6e
nit 788,224, bic ~proteitanttf9e @pistopalz
fir9e nit 532,O54, bic 8ongregdtiOnaliftea@
fir9e nit 512,771, bic farbtge Metbootiten=
ftr6e nit 452,725, bic 2utberaner NIT ms
gefammt 675,999, bic fiibli3en Presbptertaz
rer nit 1921, bic unttarianer nit
67,749, bic l1ntberfaliften nit 1874 Sc
mpin0pmitnIiphprn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
BefIllueroen ultD Sdlner,en.
Mbe1ettGtiStatm9

gabiuop S Co.. 9teip port:
Gs funlnt mir Oor. dig rs ib uYnerett oeoer ei.
uno Sbr o~nSgeact0netes E~raporat ". M. u. aepa1Ssit
bate. iDe1H i'd nlbt ii6er ben 9tuetrt berichten lnTrhe
BEN mir oaIelbe 9ebradt bat. SO mar beTtio nm
ent5iuhh9ern 9benmatts!!iu5 GeiWGeintAt. bod ieIf
tb SIRE l~Jteot5tn fente. fam til mir itct3 NtI6erIrr
oerldnftstt meHn tb bleiclbs nedl Worf9rIlt oebrauc6sss
M@tuaespoa. N9~
s \ 0 1T q 8 9 carter.
Sen 10. Sebruar 1896. SOO@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
@etter perben in benz 8ert9te aufgefihrt:

Wdbren0 Die rOmif8zfatboIii6e air9e
Bel 8eitem bic grDBte 3a6l @emeinbemit@
glteber beitbt, ftebt bic Met6obiftentir9e be-
5tglt4 Der 3abl Der @emetnben pbenan,
benin tpdbrenb auf ieben Metbobiiten brei
&at9oltfen tommen, entfauen bod d metboz
bttt19e 8emetnben auf ie cine r0mif6=faz
t6olti9e 9%emetnoe, ba man9e tat6olif4e
&tr9fprengel ni9t tpentger a1s $4,000 Sc
metnbemttglieoer 5dblen.
Der gefammte &ir9enbeiib nirb auf
$679,630,139 gef3dbt, unb ba itebt pieber
obendn bic rOmti9ztatboli19 e Stride nit
einem auf $188,069,7 46 ge16Gbten 8efiBz
tbum. Ser 8eitb anberer &ir9en 1telt ii0
tpte folgt: Observation-Disclosures 3,4O8,
bic @ptstopalfirhe $81, 22O,317, Die (nprb<
liael qresbpterianertirbe $74,455,2 200, bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
,,3anat es eaatpfebGe,t.3 -

@oorb Of Administration.
StraBenreint9uug8. Deporteuent
StHctnnatt, s. ~
@obnap q Co.:
M(etne Serren SD. SenrD Sect, 9uoerirterher t
hber o!e l~tdOtiiLben Staae in Giugiunatt. babe bitsrs
9teooD Hetief yebrauft Mno funh IS fur ma enn,ehfsr
fir mas Sic es ontinbtgen. Adtun9S0tu '''@"
Sen u. 0t6ra 1895. %te"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24

SsnnerIt1 Gin 9aIb.r TbeeIbffeI bis si, eb.,,zu,
in sInem balben @leie @oIer mrs in ipeniaen9 Tmptnun'
ten beLlen &romnfe, 3ndun9cn. W}adenIdnrr 1Ishsi.
tett srore0en, So6bren1erL, Nerooffdt, GdiIoHnTa,
fett aopftpeb, glabumgeu un6 ale in% gInitSl
es gtbt fetn Seilrittel in Der 9GeIt lpeIdhes gp.b,or.
feber uIo ollie onbereu molarii9en. btiiSiem5 n MSN''g gnt'
ldt9en 5!e5er 10 ibnel tnrlrt als. %rnteritust nm
Haefoa9s Rtuen. Tebtpaps YteGoD Relief. " q"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-24
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF

Stt1It bic D~efttgten g Gmeraen in
3ett BON elmer big stpor5la Djtiuteu. 81 ttt etue
9 tnnbe mad benz &eien cicicr Nnseige brau6t
SenIauS S0mer3ea gu IetbEm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04
Notes.

The PTieu,hg0i meeting last sa,uI-
day had n large attendance und many
matters n comm a interest were c0I-
sidrred.
a two.ygag-olI child OF Nj. ana
Mrr. Chris. Juhu50n, OF the seventh
ward, fell from Cuair ana broke an
arm last Friday.
The Rev. h.. J.. Hayden, OF the
Pfotby lurlan church, has resigned HE
position hero 90 accept call from
koarney. Ncbmsks.i
The Cache county delegation 10 the
Constitutional Convention Loft home
ON Sunday morning Tor tue scene o,
their now labor.
JUnB soIouson, OF Hymm, aged 90.
anu Anna Katrina Jbnsen, Of Logan,
aged 90, wero granted a marriage 81.
cgnse by CLERK Matthews On Friday.
The entertainment given by The
Germans met win hearty appreciation
anu thu house WAS Crowded % itH
utmost capacity Tho Program wac
varied, aud the language about evenly
distributed between the German and
English.
Attorney Schroeder and Deputy u.
3, Marshal Sloan attached tho Abstract
books u Mr. ZspB Thomas On an
ancient Judgment for u debt incurred
while Mt. Thomas was engaged IN tho
mercantile business slmu yeag6 ugO.
Tho members OF tue Logan volun.
teer tiiB department are ondcayorlng
o cultivate brulu as well as muscle.
Twice each month, alternating with
regular mBetlugH, literary meeting IL
uuld ~ which suglug,a vi interest are
Discus
Prof Richmau, % tho Agricultural
College, ami Prof. ID. M. 1udd, Of the
Is. Y. college, leu,JIgI at the meeting
OF the chamber OF commerce Thuu-
day evening. Pro. Richmnn spoke on
horticulture aud Prob Todd on the
benefits Of union among farmers.
An entertainment Of musloil ami
el0CutiOnary nature was piyen la tho
Fourth ward assembly hall on SaluI-
day evening uuIur the auspices uf tue