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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28
LOCAL NEWS,

The new hotel is rapidly,
nearing ompletion.
Hendricks new house on the
bill gees up rapidly.
Kasper johnson, OF Geuesee
was in town the fore part Of the
week.
Come and see Mr.. Myher if
your watch or clock is ir need of
repairs.
F, w. Kettenbach and VIE
Ketfenhach, Of Lewiston, were in
TOWN Monday.
J. P. Fitzeerald, and family
moved into Lis mining claim in
Florence last week,
The work of excayating on
Woodrings' corner lot continues
with increased force.
Robert Orr and B. Anderson,
of Rosalia Wash, were looking
over the country last week.
II thsre is any mn who DIES
not take our naper he can't keep
ZIP With the procession long.
LoSt,-A chestnut sorrel saddle
hose Branded Y on let stv6e. VIII
ply $3.50 il delivered to w. ]. Smith.
Miss Louise Kamhithz, 81
Uniontown, is spending the week
visiting relatives in this town and
community
Ezra Baird, Of Lewiston. and
Geo Reed, OF Spokane, were in
town Tuesday, on their way to
their mines.
Get your grinding done at the
Grangeville Roller Mill. remem
her it makes The best flour in
Idaho County.
John Jacksha, of Genesee, is
spending week or two visiting
the family Of his brother-in- law.
Jeseph Schoher.
Mrs. Ida Knorr and little
daughter, Bessie. Of Meadville Pa
are visiting relatives near Ken
teryille this summer.
M. D. De Monde and Paul
Rossier Of Moscow, were looking
for location for a drug store in
our town last week.
Prof. O. D. Waltz and wife and
Axel Clausen and Miss Mary
Denham of Craig's Mountain,
were in town Saturday.
If you want any work done
on your teeth. remember that !
take produce in part payment
for such work.
S. L. Short.
Just received, at Goldstone's
q new line of dry goods. Ladie~
should examine stock and get
supplies for the 4th OF July.
Better send US those two fifty
cent dollars for the Report.
Don't wait FOR us to offer home
stead on the Nez Perez reser-
yatiai1, as premium.
The Grangeville Roller Mill
has started up on q steady run
and is prepared to exchange
-four brain and shorts for wheat.
Jacob Shwal bach.
The packing house people
steamed mp their machinery and
killed Is hogs Wednesday.
Constant work will be commen-
ced in a few days,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28
\'orlc& FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF /.
William Crea II. E. No. 2.67.

William Crea II. f. No. 2.67.
Land office ut Lewiston, Idaho. !
Jun tt e a, 1895.
Notice is herel ygiven that tie /,
lowil g-nan Ell setter has filed noti,
OF his intention to make final bro
IN support Of his claim, ana that s.i
proof will lie made efore the Cre.
II the Dis trict court It Mt. Liar,
Idaho, on August 1883, viz: " illir
Crea 10" the SW. J. NV. =, W. 81
See. 3 &SE. 4 Sc. "A Sec. IT. 8
N. Il. L.
He nanes the following witresse
to prove his cont iIuuus resiGerc
upon and cultivation Of, said land. viz
Francis NJ. bowman, Ct Denver. Ia,
no q VI ty. l6aho, AID William N
McLein, Henry PIul ty and AK,
Ga user, q CottoLwooo, I4uho ,oul
~, lc:lc.
B. F. NORRIS, Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-28
Idaho's wool olip this

4uah0fS WOOL CLIP this year
aggregates 100000 pounds,
which goes on the market at )
cents, making a total value Of
more than $4,000.
Lee Smith will conference The
erection Of a residence in our town
in a few days. He intends 10
have it reldy to be occupied. on
the first of August by his family
~
bronobt b;s f,m;l !, n,,ar u ,;s,t
relatives in o,,r ,o,n l,st wool,
Mr.. Crews returned home Er;, /, ;
Int his reo,,le VIII .e,.,,; II sevor,l
davs
Al,houob tho Prpopr i on,,
three Years Old its overflow;na
with sturdines. ,nlis,n,,o, ia
headers ~ tha ..hand ,.;,o,, \. i
leads o,bars fol1n. a., tia ~
| dust.
san,u Golds.ono =. T,,,
and james Nc Caffertv. were
summoned to appearat VT. Idaho
| Saturday morning to rive testi.
mony in the care OF Holt 6 Rice
against the Bank Of Canas Prai-
ric.
Call on no and 500 onr now,
! stock 1S wards of c,,.;no,, !, 81 N
ghect;no yro, q co,,ts i,
Calicos ali prices and STYLES.
Nuxoll & Stubfers
See new Al If shissler II.
ram and c,n,,,an,, ,rha5o
gentlemen Have 400 an, feet a
lumber IN tbe;r ,.or, .na AL
cla,a tbair ;,tant;on i IN II.
jnp under sold bv anv Other
n,;n
J. 4 McFacbran Who bas
j haan r;s;tino ia f,n;,v g M
Anaor.on So ,,aol. ~
liz nartner Mr Dr.,nor g
/ s.,,lone started ~ ! ,,rosnaati
,rin i, fbo warrans a;a,n;t
1landav Thev oxnoot . s,o,, !
tba s,,,,,.,,. ~ ~, -
civ, ,,nt,l
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held oftor 40 ,ro,,,h;
baa l,een cono,,,aoaad F,,on
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
z Prus P0lskich

MAG1STRAT sMalborka,
dawnej stolicy Krzyzak6w W
Prusach Zach., odrzuci} u
chwale rady miejskle1 W
sprawie nadania Bismarckow1
obywatelstwa h~onorowego.
Magistrat odrzucil wniosek
najprz6d ola tego, he wygo-
towanie adresu sprawl{oby
miastu 500 marek niepo-
trzebnych koszt6w, a pc
drugie ola tego. De wedfug
ordynacyi miejskiej moga
miasta nadawac obywatelstwo
honorowe tylko takim oso-
bonn, kt6re szczeg6lne zas}ug1
po}ozy}y oko}o Mich. Tymcza,
sem Bismarck ami razu ME
pojawit sic W Malborku /
miastem tenn wcale sic ME
interesowa}.
Ia uchwa}a mocno sic ME
podoba polakozerczej gazecle
,,Geselligerowi," kt6ry uwaza
re w}aSnie Malborg,s jake
siedziba mistrzow krzy2acklch
na)pierwszych representative
germanizacyi ma Wschodzie,
ME byl powinien kierowa6 sic
TAX ma}ostkowemi wzgledaml.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
PoBka led MoSRaIem.

Miedzy Polakami zbieraja
,,dobrowolne" sx}adki ma
pomnik cara Aleksandra Ill.
Tam zbieraja kasy powiatowe;
kto przyniesie podatek, chce
pieniedzy pozyczyt Tub ma
lima sprawe, prosza 60 Q ,,do-
.browolna" skfadke. Odmowlc
Mkt ME mole, DO sic obwia
przesladowania i k}opot6w.
Tamte skladki So tax samo
,,dobrowolne' jak sk'adki ma
Bismarka, gdy ]e zbiera iona
urzednika, lesnlczego lub
jakiego innego cziowie1a, cd
kt6rego }aski lub nie}aski
luazie zaleza. TAX to Polak6w
trapia, tn i tam; najprzod
biia, choG ME kijem, a potem
jeszeze 1adaja pienied2y, ola
tych, ktorzy bill.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

PLAN JAZDY
poc'ag6w k%oleiowYch
w W3nOnie
Burlington & Northern
Ma p6lnoc.
Depart. Arrive.
Chicago, St. Louis & Peoria Elk 400 a. m. $50 am
IHlcaHo Exoress 1885 a. m. 11.25 a. m
Ma polud ME.
Chi. St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 1920 p. Ill. 1910 p. m
Chicago & St. Louis express 1895 a. m. 1925 a. N
wszYstkc dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. m
Chicago evening passenger lex sun) $3.50 p. m
Morning passenger daily 1910 A. M.
Ma Zachod:
MINI. Passenger (Ex Sum- 2.1o P. M
Dakota Passenger lex Sum- Gao A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun.l TAO P. M
Przybyc1e pociag6w:
Re Wschodu.
Chicago Morning Passenger, No 3 daily 600 Am
Chicago Evening" Passenger, No. I lex. Sun. )7:2o. Pm.
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY s.3oAm
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 (Ex. Sunday 1925 A. M
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 lex. SUM- 500 P. M.
Local Passenger, N>.6 lex. SUM- 1850 P. M
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da1 expess lex Sun. 11:14 a: m
Chicago express (daily, Gal p. m
Fast Mail (daiyl $50 p. m
Chicago ~vestibuled ldaily] 11;t7 p. r..
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (daiy] s:46 a. m.
Chicago vestibuled (daily) 4;3s a. M.
Fast Mail ldailyJ 1851 a. m
Rock Island dalv express TT p. m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse ESQ a m
Passenger leaves La Crosse 2:As D m
Green Bay Line.
Depart Arrive.
Green Bay Passenger 900 a m 1855 p
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
Szamyl6w pozostafo czyste.

W." ~
Troskliwy!-s yczy prze2
zeby Mahomet = zdaje CT sic.
il jesteS naczelnikiem rodziny,
roi ci sic W g}owie ksie2niczka
Georgii, mole nemiestnictwo
kaukaskie. S4lachetny g'aurze,
carski siugo, czemu nie oddasz
mn'a W rece policy?
= zauen Szamyl ME zdra-
DIAL. A ostrzegam Gle ola tego,
aba nazwisko OLGA cd handy
uchronic. MISE, 2e mic
usluchasz. Me z mi}osci ola
ciebie lecz twoja zgnba byfaby
Il moja. Jedno tylko CT po~iem
ma pozegnanie: Arane sob;e
wybij Q gfowy.
- Tax radzlsz? - odpjera
Mahomet.
Bystre oko Szamyla dostrze
ga nieznaczny ruch reki Mabo
meta pod szube, kt6ra otyfa
jego posta6 okryta, %dostrzega
tel nagle rozszerzenia sic
irenicy W oku Mahometa.
Tygrys gotuje sic do skoku,
chytry, z%azdrosny RIVAL chce
usuna6 przeszkode. " tel
BOWEN chwili reka Mahometa
zbrojna W puglna1 mierzy "
piersi Achmeta, lecz W Okla
mgnieniu muskularna prawa
dion miodszego Szamyla wy
kreca zab6jcza reke, al W
stawach trzeszczy.
- Podly! - mowi1 oburzo.
rzouy Achmet.-Uchodz, bym
nle splami} sic krwja bratnla
wyrzuca z siebie wzburzony,
silnem pchnieciem W piersi
odrzuca cd siebie Mahometa.
Mshomet uchodzi.
Psie, giaurze przeklety! =
VIOLA - carski lizistopo!
dosiegne Gle gdzieindziej!
Mahomet biegiem prawle
daily W strone ambasady.
Odbylo, sic to wszystko
tax szybko, De gdyby
ME b}yszczacy puginal,
lezacy u stop jego, Gale zaj5cie
m6g} bYl Achmet uwazac jake
przykry sen. Achmet podni6s'
sztylet i schowal. Achmet nie
przypuszcza} n1edy, 1e Maho-
met TAXA ku MENU pale
niena wiscia. Me spodziewa
sic takiego zakohczenia ro7mo:
wy. To mu by{o jasnem, IL
powinien sic mieG ma bacznoso
pred tax zacletym wrogiem.
Smutny powlvkl sic de
Platowa. Platow oczekiwa} 20
" kr6tkich sfowach opo wiedzia
mu m1odY Szamyl wsz Ystko.
Platow wysluchaws2y opo
~wiadania, pc krotkln
namysle rzek)::
= Jestem przekonany, IL
iu1ro iuz Mahometa ME bedzit
W Petersburgu. Jutro postaran
sic tel o to, aby sprawl tax
pokierowano. he mkt Maho
meta o dezercya ME pasad2i.
- Jaki plan obmysliEe6?
- Me wien jeszc2e, jak si'
to arobi, lecz W swietej Rosy
wszystko sic da zrobi6 prz'
dobrej wolf i przYjaciolach.
= Kiedy mi dasz zna6?
:, - Bede u ciebie o czwartej
= Oozekuje Gle!
MnAo oia OdQs1af2
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

o10AyA no1a1 uo" OC4S 40
Newski prospect, odes}a}
sanki oczehiwa1
niecierpli~ie przybycia bra:a.
Mahomet HE zbyt dlugo
DAT ma siebie czekaG. Praywi-
tauie braci b}lo mole zimniei
SEE ]ak zwykle. W bladvj,
nabrzeklej twarz7 Mahometa,
okulonej rudawa broda, MOI
IA byto dostrzedz pewien wYraz
niepokoju i zaciekawienia.
= Coz TAX pilnego? -
zapytaf Mahomet troche
zschryp}ym g}osem.
Achmet obejrzal sic ostro&-
ME W okoto - plac bY}
pusty,
- Posadzaia Gle o 7drade,
ched opuszczenia choragwi-
m6wi Aehmet, patrzac bYstro
W twasz Mahometa.
Lekkie interchangeable dr3e-
ME przebieg}o 20 apatycznem
wschodnim spokojem, obllczu
Mahometa; zdawa}o sic tel,
jakby cie2kie powieki lekko
sic unios}y, gdYz wyrazniej
byio MONA dostrzedz przebie-
CITY wyraz Okla, b}yszczacego
kocia bystroscia. Lecz chwila
to byta krotka tylko; wra3enie
minelo tax szybko, jak lekAi
powiew wiatru na spokojne1
powlerzcbni stawu. r;xsz
Kto mic posadzA? --pyta
Mahomet.
- Kto? M6wia wszedzie
glosno o TEN W klubach, W
towarzVstwach odpar1
Achmet.
- Eth! - odraekl Maho-
met = gsdaniny, plotki.
Wiedza wiecei, nil mys-
lisz - wiedza wszystko!
- Sk9d? - 2ywiei zapYtaf
Mahomet.
SpYtaj sic W tajnym
wydziale,
- Oni!.. HIM.. ME maia
dowodow ,gdyby je miell dawno
bYlbym W drodze do Kam-
czatki = mowil z namYs]em
Mahomet.
Mylisz sic bracie! Sa inne
wzgledy, ola kt6rych Gle
oszczedsaja. Musisz jednak
opus,ic Rosya pod jakimbsdz
pozorem, uclekaj dis, jutro z
jeneraiowa N%adjaiska.
Il Nadjajska, ola czego?
Jezeli opuszcze kraj tych psow,
to sam.
- TAX! = mowi przeciagle
Achmet = Nadjajska by ci
przeszkad2a}a W zdobyciu
AranV.
Tu JUL Mahomet szeroko
rozvart oczy obja} grozaem
spO1rZenlem muskularna pOstac
Achmeta.
- A tob:e co do niej? -
wyrzuci} goracakowo.
= To moja przyszl, iona,
Mahomecie. - Mysle, Il
porzucisz tive zamysfy. Arana
da1a CT wyraznje pozna6, Dc
jej jestes wstretnYm.
Smia}y jestej gagatku
= odzywa sic groznie Maho'
met.
- Radze ci bracie nit
wyciaga6 reki po owoc, ktory
ME ola ciebie dojrzewa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

dobe IN SWiadectWaml, z
kilkoltenia praktyka W Anne
rvce wv Erie Hautzdale, W
Pensylvanii),7 egzaminowany
W Pelplinie, trzezwy, W slle
wieku, poszukuje posady.
w razie potrzeby m6g}by
r6wnoczesnie pe}nit obowiazki
iako NAUCZYCIEL.
ADRES:
6zef G daniec.
Cor. 10 & Lane Str, Erie, Pa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
tsRJn 1arszaysn
DIVA razy dzlenuie!!
m ;oiovo ro,apon notek;~

Naipopularnieisze plsmo poiskie.
Wychodzi eodziennie W dw6cl
edycjach: rannei i wleczorneJ, O.
pr6cz swlat l dni swiatecznych. "
kt6re wychodzl a ieden IA dzlen.
OlbrzYmi dzia} telegram6w j
korespondeucyj re wszystkich stolio
europejsklch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych: wreszcle wsp6lpraoownlct-
wo pierwszorzednYch pisarz6w
polskich zjedna}Y
KURYER0WI WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatkowa W kraju naszym "a.
granlca poczytnosc l po~age.
wynosi ~miesieczuie rs. i kop. So. NJ:
mel pojedyhczy wieczorny kos7tuje W
Warszawle kop. 5, poranrv zaS kop. !
Cena og4oszen: keklsnly: III ]e.
den wiersz garnr n ow3, albo lego
miejsce pierwszy I'M rs kop.. 1azdy
n%astepny raz kop 20.
KorespondencyA pryvatn" pc
Genie rekiam.
Nekro'oyia: "a w'e.sz Is Aop.
ZwyczaJne oglo~zel:*: "a lec,,
wlersz petitowy, ailro So n'"~.
plerwszy raz 10 kop. ha2; nast5;.b>
az 8 kop.
Male o~g}Osze,.ia ~ irdec nyr::
GO . kol- kazdy laz :lrsztoje aluminium
30 ko2.
Nadeslane: ia leden wiers:
zarmentOwy rs. /.
Adres d. 4:e;'ets
NARSZAWA. RUSSIA.
Adrcs Ola ljst6N,
Warsz AVA. KCRIER NARsZAWsIt
Ogolny adres
KURYER WARSZAW EKI.
Hlac Teatraln1G wv ,erzboxa s..
Warszawa. Europe, Esnessa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

cytadeli znaczna ilos6 robotni-
k6w i os6b z inteligencYl.
Wsr6d ostatnich wymieniala:
Pomianowski, wsp6tpraco wink
iednej z instYtucyi foanso
wych, Bortnowski, MIchalski,
urzednik kolei, dwie panny
Kreczyhskie i lnni. Zrobiono
nadto rewizya W czyteln'
bezp}atnejWarsz Towarzystwa
Dobroczynnosci prey ullcy
Mostowej, mic iednak pr6cz
ksia4ek cenzuralnych, dozwo-
lonych przez wladze i ustawy
Towarzystwa ME znalezlono.
W tel samej sprawie dono'
szq do Novel Roformy.' Cd
1ilku dni, a raczej nocy many
zn6w nowe rewizye i areszto-
wanna. Na]wiecej aresztowad
byio W nocy ca 10 bm., Ian
darn, dokonali rewlzYi W 6ilku.
dziesieciu mieszkaniach, pre-
waznie ma ul!cach: Podwale,
Stare Mi ,sto, WIelka, Z'elna,
Zelazua i Chlodna. Wsrod
aresztawanych znajduie sic
dw6ch inzynlerow piee
panien. Sadzac z rozaych da-
nych, 3andarmerya wietrzy
|jakis spisek ma tie socyalnem,
chociaz kompetentni utrzymuja
lie catY 6w spisek redukule sic
do kolportowania broszur
wsr6d ludnosci roboczej i do
zblerania sic, W celu wyslucha.
MIA odczYt6w.
PkACIC IA
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15
WIyHs,As TREAsuRERs.
Sad Case of a Man Whose Wife Carried the
 Purse-A Bachelors Wisdom. =
New York Tribune. :. o,

uisS.- E4a FDsttStliVioA w isuom' 5fI New York Tribune e- ffi
 Two passengers on a New Haven train approaching the city q few mornings ag6 conversed together in a loud tone-that is, one of them, who was bluff hearty, stout and bachelerg talked in a partic- ularly loud voice, while, his companion who was. thin. meek and 8 Benedict, an SWered in lower tones, which were still not inaudible after the passengers in the seats near by began. to- take an interest in the conversation. p =
 No" said the bachelor. they want me to gel married, but I tell them I've seen enough of married people and | don't want to be tied down the way the most of them are. Why there was a man down in Qlir place died not long ago and the widow came down to get his wages, He had died on Friday and had weeks wages coming to him. You ought to have seen that widow when she found out how much he got a week, He had been taking his wages home to- her every week and giving it all to her to divide, as she supposed. But when she found out that he had been getting B week more all. the. time she seemed to wish that he were alive again just for a little while; but T suppose he would just as soon have been dead if he had had his choice then. l have heard lots of people say that you ought to take all of your money home to your wife, but don't want anyone telling me how much l allspend4forse ear fare or luncheon
 Well, there Is something in that" said the married man basely, He was par ticularly humble-looking man, who crouched down in his seat as if he did not dare sit upright, but his wife was fan away and he was 'eriiboldened, in the con- fidences of talk on a. suburban train, to reveal his woes. Now, I do feel badly sometimes when I want to take man out to luncheon with me and spend some money in entertaining him. If don't do it cannot very. well keep his custom, and if do 1t it costs so much money that my wife who knows just what re- ceive, thinks I am dreadfully extrava- gant, and talks to me about the way in which am wasting money"
 'eYes, that's just it, said the loud- voiced bachelor. If you don't spend money you lose trade, and yet you mar ried men are half of you afraid to go around and spend money freely on your customers I know @ man in our store who doesn'rt dare spend more. than 8 cents for luncheon for fear his wife will find it out They talk about letting your wife spend all your money, but for my part I'd rather spend it myself, and that's why I tell all my friends that am not going to-be. married"
 Just at this point the train entered thd Park avenue tunnel, and voice of the base revealer of secrets, who did not worthily support the part of. the married men, was lost in the rumble of the train. N
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15
Fall Dress Goods.
few days.

Now is your time to get the cream of the stock. not a bit too carly. We have the prettiest. choicest fabrics that could be gathered together from the eastern mar
 Broeaded Mohairs in navy, brown and black, worth 35c a yard, at 19c.
 All wool Scotch Mixtures in beautiful fan colorings, double width, at 32c.
 36-inch all wool Serges in black and colors, worth 65c.a yard, at -iSc tt
 Black figured Novelties. all wool double width. the price should be 75c yard, at 4Sc. Lustrines, worth 75c a yard. at 50c. : Lusteines. worth 7Sc yard, at 5oc. - Black Mohair Briujantine and figured Broche M1apsy very stylish mixtures, in the new fall colorings, at 53c.
 Poodle Cloths and new changeable mixed Boucles very stylish weaves, at 79c
 Cancels Hair Poodle Cloths. novelty suit ings in silk and wool mixtures, at 9sc.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15
FOR SALE.

TO4t 0<A4I4s. -glsJ-.f.-, s35O-1O5x432. 4-room house, well, etc., on Call at once.
 S559-Choice corner lot at Woodlawn, 50 feet front on East Lake dummy. neat cot tage we'll etc., between Lucille and Fulton stations Reasonable terIns. 'rc -~f 7-e ( S240o cash-Good broom house, bath, etc, fronting east on Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue s-.--. .. sl000-Twelve acres, 4-room house, magnifi- cent spring. half mile from electric car line at Jonesyille mostly under cultivation. ,g S1SO0-Forty acres on jmacademized road at East Lake, convenient to car line, all under cultivation. A beautiful, place, well watered. S3OO-J0x200, 4-room house, East Lake, fronting south on dummy line. ritr -Bts
 S. E. THOMPSON, aug6-tf 1 us4 2l5 Fist street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15

Steam Shovel Men and Mechanics Wanted
 to Go to Work at Ishpeming
 Ishpeming, Mich., Sept 14.-Union park came near being the scene of bloodshe,l this afternoon. It required much effort to prevent fight between the opposing factioRsl The steam shovel men and me- chanics generally were loud in their de hands to be, Permitted to work. but were tinalfys voted down. No settlement of the affair was. reached. Another meeting has been called for Monday.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15
Corner Morris Ave. and goth S
Very Low Rate to Chattanooga.

For dedication of Chickamauga Na- tional Military park on September IS and 20 the Queen and Crescent route will sell round trip tickets to Chatta- nooga at the very low rate of cent per mile each way. Dates of sale September IS and 19,~tickets good for returning until October 13
 For further information call upon or -sysits- Q--L-.M Mitchell, travelling passenger agent, 2005 First avenue. Birmingham, Ala, or A. J. Lytle, division passenger agent,s Chattanooga.
 t-'f tstf%' w C. RINEARSON. General PaSSenper Agent
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BIRMINGHAM .AGE4HERALD,

whp has been spending the summer here, left. Thursday morning for their home iH Montgomery ss Dr. Claude MaSton ana wife of Mobile are in the city on visit to their daughter and relatives. .... MT. and Mrs. Cecil Wilcox of Montgom- cry areS a visit to friends in the city .... Miss Edn1 Greenleaf is visiting friends in Wyeth City, near Guntersville .... Mrs. Dr. A. B. Jones of Jones col lege, Gadsden, is visiting relatives and friends in the city, guest of the family of Mr. $. W. HaI'ris. Judge William Richardson went to Birmingham Monday to be present at the conference of free sii- xar Gemocrats lthefe on Tuesday .. .. Gen. Samuel H. Moore has just returned from an extended trip through the great north west and to the Yellowstone park, and was the guest of Col. S. w. Fordyce of St Louis in his private car. Mrs, Wal fer R.5tee4e vf- the Huntsville hotel has Ieturned rom d visit to relatives at Athenss Ala, ~--Mr. J Withers Clay, Jr., and family are on visit to his father and fanJfly from Port Townsend Wash. Cod. Rolf s. Saunders of Birmingham was in the city this week to visit his daughter, Mrs. Withers Clay, Jr.... Misses Cofa hhd Ada Richardson of New Orelans have returned home from visit of some weeks in this city to their rela- lives the family of Mrs J. W. Cooper, Dr. Kan Erskine of Memphis was called here this week by the sudden death or his brother, William Ersklne, who died from congestion of the brain. MT. and Mrs. H, w, Russell and Messrs. T. W; Pratt and W. s. Wells have returned from a visit to the Cotton States and Tntermat7ofaf exposition at Atlanta, in the Interest of this city and county exhibit .. \ Mrs. Addfe H. Nelson returned from Q visit tD relatives in Birmingham Thursday afternoon, accompanied by her husband, MT. Samuel l.. Nelson. .. Hon. William E. Skeggs of Decatur has been up lonV professional business. John c. Pligh, Esq, of Gadsden was in the city this week Mr. and Mrs Harry Veil will make their home in this city. MT. w. R. Stewart and wife of Memphis are visiting relatives here, guests of the fam fly of his brother, MT. s. Morgan Stew -aft.t.!! Misses Clara Munson and Pattie Jones 1have returned to their homes in Memphis from a visit to friends and rela- tives in this city.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-15
New Fall Silks.

Marvels of beauties are the new silks. The wonder of the age is that looms can weave such intricate designs and colors and the prices so reasonable.
 Beautiful Brocaded Satins for skirts and suits, worth 75c a yard, at i5c.
 Changeable figured 'tfaffeta Silks in the new fall colorings, at 69c. .-
 Black Satin Duchess. 20 inches wide, all silk, worth $I a yard. at 7sc.
 Striped and fancy Taffeta Silks, change able colorlngs, Very stylish, at s3c. id T. Roman Plaid Taffeta Silks, q stunnerpfor waists. 6 yards to the piece, at $l.1o. gd s;f Black ,hroeadea gros grain Silks for capes and skirts. regular $1.5O qualtys at $1.13.
 Black satin Duchess. 2i-inch all silk. fiev CT sold under $l. 50, at sf19 TC
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HOTEL ST. STEVENS,

46 to B East Eleventh Street, NewYorls , A quiet home-like hotel, most centrally located. Prices very reasonable. Special inducements to tourists during summer months. Correspondence invited New management. LOUIS FRENKEL
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Notice.

We have just received a carload of choice California wines, such as Clarets, Port, Sherry and White Wine. They are equal in quality to any imported wines prices are within reach of everybody Special inducements to parties buying by the barrel: Samples free of charge. Give us call
 M. & A. WISE,
 Corner Morris Ave, and goth St