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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-04-25
The CUMMINGS sEl!-vAl,!yG TABLE
PATENTED AUG. eth, 1894

DERSONS desiring profitable invest.
rio neht, with quick and sure returns
pieaSe address "THE SELF-W AITING
AhLE Co.,' LS0le Agents and nrnnrie.
c"iH Tor West Va.,) GreenviIle, Monroe
Mar. a. Pms.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-04-25

90 me u 1aNOr. No always looked
on You as a friend, and when a
chaps got put away for five years
he nat rally looks to his friends,
don't hep"
Il suppose he does, Jimmy. Well,
what is it you want?'
"Why, there's two or three things
at the lodging house that / would
like given to Jerry when no comes
out. There's n knife and n watch
chain and two or three other little
artiClos-all come by honest, Mr.
Burton. Oh, and there's a book, tho
Pilgrims Progress "A very inter
esting book is that Will you tell
the lodging house folks to liver
them up to Jerry, Mr.. Burton?"
Very we'll, Jimmy. Perhaps I'd
better take charge of them myself
and give them TO Jerry next time
SEQ him. l shall bo sure to como
across him as soon as he comes out. 1"
I'D take it real kind if you
would" said Jimmy. And you
might tell him to keep that Pill
grim's Progress, cos I'll finish
reading it when I've done this five
years.
With that we parted, and Jimmy
was presently whirlcd away in the
Black Maria to the town Jail We
woro rid of his presence for four
years at any rate. He was soon re-
moved to Portland and there, no
doubt, made himself perfectly com.
Portable
l forgot all about Jimmy's parting
request until week or two later
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-04-25

Judge, A. n. Campbell States A,
torney, Henry Gilmer County O.
missiOncrs, Charles l.. Davis. prositt
Henry a. Wallace and J G.. Pattersoo',
Clerk Circuit Court, Jonathan Noua !;
Clerk County Court, Chas. b. BnstssSS ,
Sheriff of the County, David A. Dwvor :
SURVEYOR, j. Austin Burr. "'ei
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

prejoicio y 10 duda, tieDen & ve ces
razo1 de Ger, y no esposible vent er-
'os desde luegc, pero al I'm 10 Z er-
dad sale victor osa.
La enfeFmedad de dicha sef ora
era Ia Indigestion y dispepsis, 10
Quail llsvs tras 81 diversas cor Sc
ouencIas que dejan perplej0s is nto
4 los g. fermos como a los medic OF.
Eato 10 comprendi6 bien, ain IN
barRo, 10 buena y saba seflors que
Erepat5 Ell Jstabe q1e lle7a su CO.
nocido ? respectable nombre. En-
ot'as rale@ras, cor o,ia perfecta-
meDte qua "enfsrmedsd" significa
"msla d'geot' On" y por oonsgoien-
te, el poner el estomago en- debid0
oIden es poser TODD en- ord9r
La "mals hnra de sufrimiep o."
de 10 seforIta Mateos no volvit, 7
con el Jsrabe de la Madre S-ipe a
Ia msno, estamos seguros de cue
10 volvera jsnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

Tambi6n SO ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas .un extenso y. .variadO
surtidO. Las hay de muItitud de pre-
clos, desde IS oentavos hasta 2J y
yeinre y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOsas. LIZ 3interos de cristal de
roca Sc puede egcoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
LIB RIOS
En- Is Impre1aa d2l BoLE col
a2n recibido los eiguicntees

Al ~ AA1 pEe17@@. e~l 0oI-E Go
a2n Teclbid9 los Eiguicntees
o.,.
CS0lE0 Ee1Gl rbl0rI2G9 eL y
2Un iAa varlsc.7nee ia.Fo11oi - en-
a. illl5-s.a'4 ks,ff 6s -9 80 II a 9
10 ioi0' c3Aao~'f,i .53 ! e2zAt a.
'E'a sa io1.os j, $50 'a1
5-lo''.'11-, spy .' s-..'.' oa
~ ,'.,,7 3 &c --'.--..- 1.~.F',.' ., g.
,f'l C.'- '' = g IN u -.4, y'''.'--. t.
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20 ,f+2'' ,''-.'s = -4 0'l
So ~'@-a- '-~1'.'i 1''s
-'@1So ca '@l'31' p &~"-'
- } i1.I''11-oa' * s'Sst
y. -'1o V,' '7s a''- '''-'@ , '44
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'7f '~'' 80 q. '''--7o 3 = '+''
t1EcG&-T y 4ss ias3 ,-s*'@' i'> o-,
eay EloAlo'2>S, c 80 ! Paa2e' j y
.22ys Ifo t''-',a . 't'7 a oSfa % ~
10 @a1o os 1'''' , s'''5Fs Va~z 5iA'-
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<isit c}s, 4sa''e= 1s' 1@se@-
g, Aol-i .-'se''s 'A@4 ''1.'Ss 81 a "a -'~
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l1 @ A-'oes 81 '.|,'-s8o I. ''4s-S'fa
sc elsA' 90 1's@ s>5'-s.Ao '''','-' q :
5.iSS Il a@S'',A . 50 "a S~x
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Ia . ., 80. =. -@L'. J;>.>.v g,.>' ''i<'''s'
~ 's~' 11..7 - ~ =, @' =, IS ,........ %
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so2 e9 : l's isA2 81 !, i@s }Eo gAli,'iasli
- = -s1-.'s' '. .-'.','--'@'' '-s ~. AZ
-,--.-- So i iee,t.1%if, az go 90
-. u p@ri,,s,lo p r'7, N IL Il
-. a,orl aeles' ? ssgr.|-ie = - Va "
c@- -. s5,.s,rao ~ ,.s-r s1g,a - n. !. +
( rsv De ur}1fea6i6n Gs 10 de ACES,
ssS q ss-~sse, isg ~. ,.~ 80 - ,'..@ %
~. "a - }T.erere.sr = ~ os@eF d.s
/ oss~.orss vlees.ez na- nar~,
/ emah4r f2.+ e~rE.lsr ae, Rg .cG.
--@,. '.s' a.s rsrsasa yrazi@ls y 49,
- da 8 g Eeyfsza de has Trsbrre
5,@s5 Es.z5sg ID 1891
| IparkrnafrA v~r s.,~ yoss 9x~
s~aeg v eonxsles de Fso~oa19. -''
pfPRRuOBI0 Da JuETs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

De venta, en- 10 Imprensa del
BoLETIY MRRcAaru.
La bolss, el ComercIo y
| las sooiedadeg Mercan-
~es, tcmo.----- 1 81
Leociones de Derecho MeY
cantil, pOr yarios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, l
tomo~~~~~~-s .~-~-- ..o~ 10
Fdbro de las Gatiras, Dor
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lers, comprende: Sat-
rag, La arcadia moder-
IA, Grande1as do los
pequenos, Epigramasy
letrlllas, Varias fabulGs
yMoralejas, tomo, r6s.
dca $50 paginas..--- TO-
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r1stica--~--.- y.
Rinconete y cortadillo y
EI licenoiado Vidriera
PS4 AA@4A4e 00 S@A4O IN
Los Bahos de Argel, CO.
media, por Id, IN tomo. Ok
E gallardo espanol, idem.
por idem, un tomo. Ok
Puntos do vista, por do1
Miguel Moya, un tomo, Az
La leyenda dc Noohe-bues
na.-~~~s -4~~~--. $1,000. X
81 hijo del Sacristan, por
don.. Carlos Frontacra,
Zoos 'fS3 E3aSoSIonaIss 80 aIss;s';5sn7= ; vsns:== h"
Elres, poE Id d-.-~--.-----. Ioo
geiipe z: Eatudio Hlst6ri.
co Cttti0o, por V. CO.
meg, l toDo4~-~--. Tx
hero, Estudlo cientih.
co, por don Julio. go.
m0z ~~~~.soa....a IN
Homemade Po@tico, Poe
siaa de S5 ingenios, .
I0AIo~~~-~>~ s~.~-~ ~~ Ei
Leyenda de los Reyes, no
vela historical, por don
TOrcuato Tarr0go, to-
Mo - ~--. --~~. Al
Aabitablildad Go Iss A.
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno FuenEes, l tomo- kn
Fuebles J Tapioes, segun
da serie dc cartas O una
senorita sobre la habi-
taci6n, por r. Miguel y
Bad1a, l tome.
Cantares de I'm vlejo, DOR
don Teodoro Guerrero,
l tomo. *
Cuentos sociales, por i'd, /
tom0. XII
Poeeiss, pOr don Antonio
2. GEilo, l t0mo 800 pA.
Los entremeses (de Oar
vantes), 2 tomos. . 4
La gitanllla y El amante
liberal, dc Id, l tomo.. ..
Las dos doncellas y Ia
uer5a de Ia sAngre dc
fiden, l tomo..- n
Las madres, por Frontau-
ra, / tomo moA-~-- IA
PIeito del matrlmonlo, por
Guerrero y SspdlyedA.
tOmo~~~~~. Or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

O0L0RE3 Ell IUBOS
PhRA La PLNTURA al OLEO Z
LA OUARELA, SE AOABAN De
RE0IBLR. En- BSTA LMPRE EEIA
Holm (bsstssj.
Betun.
Blznco sc plata
BlAuso lie pions
BlAuco &c zinc.
Axul eelssts!
AxUI Dc cobzltes
Asul dc Prussia.
CassAno (bTxz .'&a Marie
OastAfi0 zoi0.
OAstaflo d Van Dyrk
JaEmln gusmzds.sg
Oarrin "a Fub!a.
JsniEs EzuIs
BeTZasll32.
Ras2ganbS,
aTis ds PSyRs
Ezdigo,
Amarillo oelez1nloss
AnAr3Ilo e eg5mo clsSa.
A22rilio do sEo@Ss sssRZ
Amarillo indianos
Amarillo ss Esp0Iss
Ila9& q1s2a&z..
Laca csTminass
L&ca gu5ia
Lacs snAEiila.
IsAcs ogeinaFia,
Laea vlolRdA.
Negro ae mArfIl.
Negro de aEsaxRe
Ccfs esstE5os
Osrs SmagisIoa
0cEs Tojcs
JeEs De Ea&Hl
UitIEmEFs
Pieara de hisla
8olo de sasuxna,
kOic Gs Fsaseia.
HsngEs de DTasss
sspia.
Espla eoloFsads.s
&smAlts
1intuEs nsusfa.
AieRa de Oaasel.
Terra de Oolonia.
IisEra "a Itslia natzga6
4ierra de Italis ae2zda.
Terra de som Ora EAsursi4i
/ IsErA is son ora qEsmadal
nsrEs d. aianA aEkuFsl,
1asFFs as Easna Gasm4as.
bsrmsll6rs
bssmsll6n snglSa.
bssasIi6E i. sJs.4slE
4aFas iaxsh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
PARA COPIAR.
LIgR0S RELIGIOSOS.

Se aa recibido en- esta Impre1ts
an notable aurtldo de obras religio-
saa selectas todaR, entire Las cus-
-. Sc enCusntran los siguientes:
Tmitac.6n de Cristo, Kempis,
..diaion eConomica..----~ eO.A
Tden de idem, idem, edici6n
De luio. ----s-~-~~- zN
Aneora de 6alVaci0n.--~--~ b
Nierclcio c0tidiano ...-...- Il
"a Devote Feligrss, encua-
ierrsci6n imitsci0n marfA 1.H
r,nx divina, enCuadernacion
rieI ne0ra con brooches. - 2W
..r.x diyina, encuadernsCion
De riguroso luto.- .3.W
vrg diyina, encuadeEnaci6a
an uiel de Austraha J NJ
1aa IsN
s,anio del Domingo.---...- Az
PanueHo Ofcio, enCuadernS
Am iuaitaci6a marnl-.... sos
necioa Fdnebree, encuader-
naca6n de piel con relieves, soc
a, IRIS del Oristiano. enc1a-'
dernaci6n de piel. 3yN
frs celeste, eneuadernacion %,
nikel.--~~-....ssss. S.W
rvsa celeste, sncnadeEnaclon
Sorn1a ~assA~~~-@ 0.S
urenlooio Espanol, encua-
Sernsci6n de carey con in~
cruataelones de nacer. -SN
IA nuier cst6nca, encuader
1s - .----...-.... l9O(
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
JOSE T. SILVA
THTUAE sY-OAPITAL

cnusu.ado do Meiico, Ban lusEt
.o,nieioniats, Agense prinCl pal dt
= g Oompafia general Tras .-ti6nti.
= - lvaDoree franceses), OoTespon
~ dal oredit Lyounaisde Paris, Rs
- .s'~~<e.arzante de Los Establecamien,
- ~ Gail do Paris, de la Com
sssa de segueos contra incendso.
sorwlch Union, = J de ID Comps
saua6ola = AIiaasa de aacgurs-
$3.50 az Barcelona. 1iens 81
sssagsp Agpsdilla'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

7 ~sp

para peri0dicOs { impresiones del mas
'eleficado trabajo, en- enyases deS todo
peso. De cOlores: azuI, encarnada,
vi0leta, amariIIa, verde Y chocolate.
Estas 1ltimas ell envases dea5OO gra-
mos y L. kiIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
LUZ I3RILLANTE.
LA LUZ EN- EL kUNDO sc Los NEGOCIOS.
ACRITE PARA AGUhBRAD0 DF FAETLIA8.

Libs6 Ge expIosi6a.,s :
sam 'asti6s ss1PonG6Msse
6iB hMm0 nj nal oAup
Este aceite, proouCto
de una fabricSCi6n espe
eisl IS igual, sino supe-
lior q los que % impor.
fsn del e1trsnjero bajo
3iTe G sos nom bres y n aS
as, tan o per sus cuAn
dsdes lnmsniOaA como
por lssegurldadC cue or
. 4 los consdmidoKan
Nues ros precics son
N oao u 6s reluOldoa
que los do las marcas
MSranjeras, que con %
C may or precio no bzin
{ an . los consunaidolee
venta'as de nisEnn0
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

To30s les lunss : lsz lie Ia tan.s
ssldgA ta vapor 9 ae, tocau&o leg rlasssa
an 10 lsa5ola dc 3esuE, Legkr& / Ca!
t1Fien les U.iEre2&a.
Rst3snSfs Fslie1ao de CsIbsTisa To-
iusyes, ssspQ6s Dc Is l,sfsds dol tgsg
ss passlsr0z. en- esoata en SsgCs, =
.lsasra = IN HshaGa lea %islngs.
Todos los vl5taaa lRF & 10 Is .BTfs
sAidfA otFo vapcr eaa toeegS en- is25e,s
is Szgus los stDados = ilsEags 4 Oai
bsrien los g@m1 zos.
ktscsa2i3 81 TSGoya3 szlIe25o & Cal
oRrise los msEtss, asPu5s de Ia l3sgaa,
del tgsn Dc psaslsFos, tccsgA en- Saga
: lles&7G , Is habsHa los mi&rsolaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

SGS eA 2'E lfH'os s les Estados Unidos CUBA
noe Pueoe neof p25tai guns bajo ring6n oonoepo
acaA Luz EtLLANTh ELEFA NTH LUZ SOLAR
6csoaEca. S - - ~ ~ s~~'S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
REMOIsCAD0R

Ests emPresA tlans G. vspoT AGUl
Ia, poteR-s para TOm0sgues pgs ia'
eohkaa De sssa lsls, 3 hsbthbzn5o q
Dom bss DEEs achlq pss 6tilss rafs ~
Vk3sus0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
T I n 7 A

para :escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in>
finidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
srvisiO para PusrtS-Riso , u Eahaas
ALA CORUNA 7 SANTANDER.
SalsdG de Puerto Rico los dfGs 4 q
5y ID de oada mes.

Be sxpidsa paSaiss de ida , vuslsa cs2 b
esr dsate De rsbala.
A Las sanIlias qus paKusa Ia squivalesoia
SsE pasAisa sntsrcs, 20 les har& la rsbAiA Dc
IS per eisxss. EstA rsb~ia ne - aplCabls
'os hiIlstss de ida , vHaltA-
Enla l.Ay e. Glass. On also Tsnsr de
agos en- eada fAmiIis, grEtis- Lea dsinAs me
acres do skss 4 De PAsxis, da II aAss -
samptdes [ e1sAis, de Il aEOs SamPIldss p
Tais aatsrs.
IN E.s sssfsrsneis = 81 sEdlslriS. UA At&s
nasta sEos KYatia- De 7 aaes / P&ssSs
Dc "a II ares | Psssis, de II AsOs ca sdslAs-
e pasajs satsre.
NxN "a Dc s2s A2T12aA E-ssg
TspoF N. L. vlLLkVERGE
Fl - - .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.

Eslsr log dias 10y 70 los vspozs,
que bscen ii ssfvi5io dc CoIroos.
FL del dis 10 toca On Eusvitsa. Cihe-
"a, Bsrscoa, GCsutADNmo, 0uua, Csbo
Hsitisno : t9gt.aa-PEioes Puerto Plsa
sss POaes, AsySgtss, Agnadills y San
Jpsn So Puerto -Rico. 81 rstoruo hsra
escsla sn les Tsismos Puert5s.
81 del d!z 70 la Por Gasvis as. c
bars, BsSscos, Guantanamo, Cab San
to Domingo, Ponce, EAyagues, Aqua
dills , Ssl )usn &c Pgssto- Rico,
nisuso poy los miBmos pasEtos.
RstosnSgAn saisndc Go Puorto-R -R,to
los aias - ? ) yse2setlvRGanrs; to,R
ian 50 OGea los aias 80 > ., nsgaado
4 lE Eslana sn '@a fsetEs earrsspon.
disatsa dc : 2 Is IS e&ds mss.
AiCgG1e de sftos dos vapo.ss tocaTk
/ ~ sst5Eno ea GGz8ssnaEno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
r <MPR E9 A

Lesaraa ssio kssta 0.a.izGo o. Cabs
los vap0ras qrs l1le-, ios 3.gs 5, ] = 8.
Les de los Gias y - tocersa g.
NCsviata RasrsY-P0dss, Gibsra, Msya.
H. Barseoa, GGs-tAna.eo y Caha
Z. dis 10 hsl< les rs5sEsg esca.ss
4 sxespci6n Sc Ia de Usysrl, ? adss1Ss
EoescA en- Sagua lie Tanamo.
To2os resorrETsB ysriGcsrdo sng ga
iidas do Cubs los Giaa IS, - 2 5, etsc-
tusudoEs iGs ,asFadsr "a Ia HAbaua
sn lss tschss co7gsspandieaSes cs IL,
3g : 3 &c cata ass.
hiogGno de sstoa vEpoges tocaFa {
81 SsAoEno sn GusutSnhaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13

wMw@wsEg Eg a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-13
LIBROS BARkTOS.

Dc venta, en- 10 Imprenta del
BoLETIY MBRCAuru.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
THE AGE-HERALD READING ROOM.

The Age-Herald has fitted UT, neat reading room adjoining its business office, where daily papers from all east ern, southern, western ana nortnefn II ,oints will be kept on file for the benefit and information of the public. Papers from the following cities can always be found there Boston. New York, Phiia- delphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Charles ton. Savannah. Augusta, Atlanta, Cln- cinnati Louisville, St. Louis, Nashv1iie, Orleans. Galveston, Houston, Dallas and many other cities not named;
 Citizens of either of the cities aboVe named or any party desiring to read are welcome to call at any and all times; night or day as the reading room Will always be open.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
SOME GOOD SUGGESTIONS.

The time is rapidly drawing near when the public are expected to commence vis- iting the Cotton States and International exposition, and there is a general desire upon the part of the people of our state that visitors to the exposition should either going or coming, or both, pass through and investigate the extensive and valuable agricultural, mineral tim Der and other resources of Alabama, and this letter is in response to requests to call attention thereto. I suggest that you give the public your views in the matter of attention being called in every reason- able way to this matter by the press, commercial bodies. individuals, etc., and especially by the railways entering our state. I would also suggest the taking up of the matter of the placing on sale of tickets by western and northern and southwestern railways reaching through Alabama to the exposition. by all the commercial bodies in the state, using their influence with our Alabama rail- ways to have such tickets placed on sale by connecting lines, etc., as 1t will greatly benefit our railways.
 JAS. F. SLATER :
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
INSULT TO INJURY.

It has come at last. The sword which has been so long suspended over the head of nineteenth century civilization has fallen. and the nations are at liberty to shiver or brace themselves just as they please.
 At Mason, O., the social leader among the young women appeared on bike wearing boomers of undeniable red. Her influence was such that all her friends followed her example. and on Satur- day ten young women. clad in the cos tune dear to the heart of Mrs. Amelia. attended the game of baseball, cheered with the crowd and then went quietly home without waiting for escorts It is said the whole town attended that game.
 Mason is not quite metropolitan, and Saturday night an indignation meeting was held and a committee selected by the congregation waited on the pastor or the church of which the boomer young lady is organist. and requested him to denounee the action of the young woman from the pulpit. He gave them no an- swer, but they were satisfied he would act in accordance with their request.
 Sunday services came, but the reverend gentleman made no mention of the at- fair. The organist was trifie late, and when she finally came the congregation promptly went into mysteries, for the young woman walked calmly down the asle mounted the stool at the organ and commenced the song service, and the boomers were right there.
 The matter hardly admits of even passing comment, although it is mat ter of more than passing interest. The congregation of that particular church argued that boomers were bad enough, but red boomers only added insult to injury. And in church! This article of apparel has invaded the parks, the streets, the stores, and, at rare intervals, the drawing room, but up to date the church had escaped.
 Men, who profess to know something about woman and her ways, endeavored to calm all popular agitation by the as- surance that the woman did not live who would be willing to give up the long white train to a wedding dress and don boomers instead. Will it be the province of the new woman to bear out this the ory and yet defeat it by not getting married at all?
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
Highest in Leavenng Power-Laes U. Govt Report R>!a!s!l! >!!s!! Rs%assi! RRsklaes
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

My information is that the mines are splendidly ventilated, improved yentifa-= ton having been secured. These im- provements have been made in order to giv0 the men the best mine surroundings as regards fresh air and I have been im- pressed with the evident purpose and de- sire of the Sloss officials to carry out any reasonable suggestions tending to inc ameloraton of the condition of prison- CTS. They recognize, like the slave own CTS of old, that from commercial point of view, if from no higher, the health of the man is requisite to full return on the investment. But the evils of the system like that of slavery, are inherent.
 The largest portion of these prisoners are sentenced for slight offenses and sent to prison for want of money to pay the fines and costs. They are not criminals in the sense that term has to be used bY penologists, for they make useful work men in a large number of instances af- ter being released. There are many of them sentenced to pay a fine of $5 or $10 and the costs of the trial. A fine of $5 or $10 means ten or twenty days in prison. to pay that fine, but the costs kee~ siiens in Coalburg in many instances. as many as 200 days longer. And this is the se- cret of their being there, as the men who arrest them derive their fees out of the costs the Sloss company pays the county for their work
 As long as county sub-officials can get fees out of the prison labor of these mem and sheriffs make a large profit from feeding them, so long will Coalburg pris- on be kept well supplied
 In the light of utility, social and moral, the question may be raised whether a sovereign state can afford to send her citizens, for slight offense, to a prison where, in the nature of things, large number are condemned to die.
 Can a state confessedly place such a low estimate thp life nj har oifizpnG1
 The legislature or the proper authori- ties before 1t convenes should see to it either that conditions are changed and ameliorated or that other arrangements be made for taking care of county con- viets THOMAS D. PARKE.
 Birmingham, July 27 1895.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
AS TO THE AFFAIR AT BRooKs1DE.

If is to be regretted that the special correspondents of Eastern papers nave magnfied the deplorable affair at Brook side into the proportions of race riot, and that they should otherwise have exaggerated the occurrence as to the number of killed and as to the gravity of the situation.
 From the best information to be had the Age-Herald does not believe that the great majority Of negroes employed at Brookside openly or covertly sym pathized with the dozen or more turbu- lent spirits who are responsible for the tragedy.
 The affair is bad enough in all truth, but it is one of those kind of things which are as liable to happen in Penn sylvania as Alabama. It was a sudden outbreak of the criminal spirit, and came upon the officers of the company and the officers of the law with scarcely note of warning The promptness with which both acted in the emergency is highly credtable.
 Sheriff Morrow and his deputies de- serve much commendation for the man ner in which they seized the situation. They upheld the majesty of the law in every respect, quelling the disturbance on the part of the negroes and prevent ing the overwrought citizens from vo- lating the law on the other hand by a resort to the methods of Judge Lynch.
 And the dead officer. He died like a man in the discharge of duty. There are no higher words of praise than these. All honor to his memory and all sympathy to his stricken family. Theirs is an aw- ful frief, but it is proud grief that doubly sanctifies it's pale and inanimate
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-01
The Tailors, Strike.

New York, July 31.-About 1900 tailors of the protective brotherhood resumed work this morning. The strikers stated that many of the contractors, who have signed the new contract, are prominent members of the Contractors association. The contractors denied pos itively that their ranks had been broken, and continue to state that they will not grant any concessions to the strikers. The State Normal College, Florence. Ala, Opened in 1873 with fifty children, all from Florence. Last year 1t enrolled 344. mostly mature persons and teachers. learning improved methods. These rep resented all parts of Alabama and sev- eral other states. Next year 400 are wanted, and 800 within five years.
 $100 will defray a years expenses. in- cluding board. Not more than S15 re- Quired in any one month.
 Fall term opens September IT. 1895.
 If you need trained teacher, or wish further information, send for cata- logue. JAS. K. POWERS,
 7-2-tf President.