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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
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Die aiden ousse'dlipIt. 70 laiie man iie
in Den eriisn piernrcSponSie Siurosn
rubt9 BET Der Senne. on ia etne Suite,
unas iosleid nod Dem Gusidlipfen
II DIT nothwenbia 1T. Die Sriiterin,
me'dl nun Die STEELE Der Sibrerin Der
Sunssn iibernimmt, muB an einem irode
neu, pormsn Srte undergraduate rpers
Der. &eht prnftiid eripleisn iih Die
'ua. Nuisudtsfdfen, tuelde trauspor
'otel iino uno 9arS einfo6 bergeie0t
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rurd ienfredte @ltteridbe. Spiiden BE-
rem nur bic 8Iden hinourt f6nuen, in
stpsi Gbibsilunaen aeihieoen, in pelhsn
ole 8iiden unbebinoert elm uno nuslau
fen. 9ieielbeu tueroen nit auis uno gu
ihisbborem 9sdel usriebsn. Sn Der
aeidlOiisnen Gbtbsiluns. in welhe burd
eire in Der 9ede nn9ebrnhte, tpom6as
lld usrihiebbare @lasidsibe lidt id0t
itctt bas fir bic aiiden bsitimmte Sut.
I r. nelhes bic in Der uoroeren Nbtbeis
lung bauerno undergraduate @lude niht
neeireIien fann. Shon IN ben erlien
9aeen fanu non Die @eie0ihaft ins
5reie ~laiien. tpenn eS iebr ih6n unb
wnrm if. 8or NGHe uno 8Glte 1ino
Die Sunsen 81 idiibsn nil mon 8ranf.
beiten. Die oas raihe @inseben Der flei,
men 2bifre nod iih 5isben, pertiiien.
Gin 9roses ausenmerf bat man out
nnf Die 5ittsruns, DEFENDERS in ben ers
ten Wohen, ipo man niht ieoes belize
biae Jutter otratreihen ion, su rihten.
Sn Den etitsn 1nsen tperoen bortaefoh.
te Ger, sefodtsr Rsi uno arummen
Don sstrcdnetem 8robe perabreihi,
welde 5itieruns ole susi bis brel
Stunoen aeiheben mub. Wit Der 81.
iiitteruua bore man idon ON pierten ober
%iinftsn 9ose auf, neil iie Seritopiuns
bs,porruit. Wsennu sebe man ee-
auClte Sirie. 8rob nit WiId anae.
ieuhiet. iein asbudte Slsiidab'GGe. ct.
nns sefodte Bilh, @riin,eue uiiu. Sc
NJ ann, gut. bic iunaen Thiere bnlb on
lrodtnes aDlnerfuiier ~ ssD6buen, ie
bod eebe mon niht ,u oiel. &eihe Nb
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pieblen. 8u6 es on sutsm, iuidem
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feiuer beionberen 9%,mobnura, ebenio
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HCthmenoiafeit it,. Sc nuimerfiamer
Die Yflrse. oeiio meniser 8erluhe piro
mon hubsr, fpas bsioneers bel ipsrib
uulsren &oceihisrsn BON Belane III.
- Sr. @aro's Seeetable Nnoopne 9in,.
ment. bas 9roBe duBerlihe une innerlihe
Seilmittel, bot ieine Yrobe lGuaer oils Elm
Yierteltabrbunferi beitnnoen. Geiet IN Ell
uer nnotren Spalte be wabre @einihte
bes 8tihditss uuo ieluts GRINDERS, g. ".
@atttus, oeien abbilouns on Der Spise
oes Nrtifels Su iinoen III. collar Slaihcn
rperoeu on 6 n miners BON be-
polmdhti9ten reiienoen Seriauisleuten per.
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! StsarnS gountp, Winh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Ute Tn oice,

mir bistsn sintuntsrt TrGdrs gdrtnuua fur
ittet 8au ron 8atdrrt, her ni6t turb Ginnstmtn
rru Sdn's adtaratsaur asteiIt rtrttn lam.
r. 3. Ghtnsp & Co., Gigsutt o., Icletp, ..
mir, tie untsrieitrst,n. tabt en- 3. 8. &tentp itti
ben lssttn IS Satren stfdrnture talttr lin 'dr pru.
frmmtn ~strsntaft In alien Gttdftsrtrtdnslunatn
une fudn,tsn %tsfdtiat, ale ron fsintr 5irmd tinst.
adnasntn Strbin olitttitsn ,u ufuQtu.
Il Iruar, 8rsetantts- Irpsutftu, dslt.
10, o.
0alttu a, 8iuudn & Rarptu, 8rettan.
ets.Irrauifen 3pitsp, o.
6da's Sdtarrt.8ur rirs innsrlit senpmmSn uut
rieft tireft auf has Slut unt stt ftltimiatn ObtraS.
DEN ess Svaems. 3suaniHs fret ~strfanet. grtis
Use. fur BITE fldfte. 9erfauft ron alien Apptteftrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
YerbItung bes ~6ornwudles.-S

Yerbitung Des 6OrnWuh,es.-Ob
mon ous &tnouleb entbOrnen lou ODER
nidt? 1T cine 5rase, wOriibtr uniere
9~aropirthe uno Yiebsibtsr felt einisen
Sabrsn piel seiproden uno geidrieben
haben. Sm auseme,uen wlro 5useltans
ben, BOB es uorSuSieben lei, bornloies
8ish su balten; ousielbe 1T sutmiitbis
ger. frieolther OILS oas sebornte. fol9lid
leidter uno iidsrer su pflesen uno penis
ger Der Beiddoisuns ausseiebt. Das
@ntbornen uber mittels elmer Sage ooer
elmer eisens oo5u berseiieaten Shere
III Elm isbr idmerslihes 8erfabren uno
pito Sumeilt aus oteier uriade BON
8Ielsn bsfdmpft uno ueroummt. Benu
man nlio bns @odstbum Der Corner
nui idmsrSloism @ese usrbinoern funn,
10 wdre ons Der menidenpiiroiaiie uno
leibtefe Nuawea. Gin 8orreiponoent
oes ,Nmer,can NQriculturiit" empisblt
~ oieiem @nbe folsenoes Serfobren
@eun Dos &alb einise 9ase alt 1T,
deere Doe Saar on ben SteIen, mo Die
CORNER berpornahien ioQen, furS ab
uuo reibe bas iprpHenoe Sorn NIT einem
SiIf dsenoer Yotaibe (caustic pot
ash). oeiien guoe ou uorber in @aiier
ssiuudt bait. Sabre oamlt fort, big
oas 81 ipahien b%eoinnenoe Sorn emit
Siinoet iheint; ss Diro in peni9en "a.
gen auftrodnen uno feline gtarbe btnters
lafien. 2aB aber fein 3beilden oes
Gebmittels Die Sant irssnotpo lonit be-
riibren, oa es beftia brenni; auf ben
Sornfuos pen aber 1T IS ipeniser itiuerSs
bait, Obihpn Dos &alb miOlse Der Nn'
meuoure oesielbsn Elm paar Gage eituas
irousin mag. Wldele has Stid Bold
ihe in Yopier, UNI Die Singer Su ihIben.
@s elbt i'm Warfte cine ap5obl Brdpa
rote. bic oemielben Stped oienen uno
Sumeiit nup Wirfium iinnc, auein bic
Ggsuoe Botoihe in StGbdenform III in
iroeno elmer Npotbefe 81 betommen.
Dos bier empfoblere Witiel CUR 8erbi.
lung bes Sorrwuhies bat iih in Taus
ieroen BON 5d0en bepGhrt. Sabei muB
mon ieood ght baben, oaB bic 8urjel
req Sorns serit0tt wirb; faus alio oas
6prn nod Der eritsn Operation pieoer
III uuhien bs9innf, muB bas 8eriubren
mieoetbolt peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
YieIIeih d o.

vSn meiner aausen 9%aufbabn," iaate
elm berporraaenber Staatsmann, babe
i'd nidts setban. uefieu Id mid Su
ihdmen brou1te."
,9as heiBt." meinte elm gpniier,
rSie hoben iih n,e iiber ettpns seitdmt,
tas Sic qetban boben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
SpIbatenbrief

Gin h%pffuunsa uoOsr Garaouer @sfrut
idrieb firslid an ieineu 8ater Solaen,
oes: .9iepper u%uoNer; id mues tier l
mahl Wioer Shrsibsn. Sd bope iton
lana MIDI mdr asihrisben id bi @eihuno
8oI unb bopie ooB uon tier. Wit @rus
thein Suhn Sofo5 oatt bic ihmarbe
Sub ihou sefnlpsrdol"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Seim ge bit.

Gin iunser Srldnoer in &elbperleaen
belt idr,eb on ~ieinen Onfel: ,Gieber
Onfel. tpenn 9u ieben f6nnteif. tpie id
Dor Sham err6ths, udbrenb ih oiea
ihreibe, piroeit gu MIDI ~bebauern. St
ssbraude 5 Yiuno sterling unb niiros
bod liebsr itsrbsn. nls es Dir itreiben.
Sd ienbe Dir oies eur6 einen 8oten
Der aui bic 4ntport portet. 9ein l,e.
bsuoaer Rtiie.... Rahihriit: Bon
Sham iibermdltist, bin ih benz Boteu
nohsslauien, UNI lbm bieien Brief pie.
Der abSunsbmsn. babe i'm ober midi
mehr einbolsn tOunen. M6hte ibm
bod stpas suitoBsn. bamit bieier BrieI
nidt in Define 6dHoe aelonst."
Der Sntel mar iehr 9eriibrt unt
idrieb Surid: .Weln lieber Sad. ir6ft
DID uno err6lbe niht lGnaer. Der
Simmel bot 9sin @ebei srb6rt: Der
8ote bot 9einsn Brief uerlorsn. 0eiu
lisbepolsr Snfsl...."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
@leiher@ unih.

.Gs sibt nidts 2ieblrderes," ieuf,tt
lie idmahteno. rals Der Wonat Wai
Sd uiinide, er pirbe ME 81 Gnbe &c,
ben"
SD audi" iebte er frdftia hinau.
so iino sic alio uud Elm areunt
Der Hotur?"
% aeniB - unb iiberbies babe id
ON 1. SUM- einen sroBeu @ediel 81 be-
5ablen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
9as 9 dredeasfinb.

Brdutiaam: .ga, @tdrden. glib mir
einen 8uB uno iase 9siner Sdmeitsr
id babe ibr cine Sdattel @bofolaoe
miteebraht."
M6r6en: m9ie fribereu Brduti.
gains o 8ldrden baben mir INNER
bic GbofOlube uno ibr ben 8uB ssses
BEN"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Il EiIe.

.Nber Warp," inste Die Sausfrau
gum 9ienhmdbdsn. rruarum 5ffnet gu
oeun bic 9bire nidt; mon bot idon
,tpsi ODER breimnl asliutst"
r9as bat feline Glie. Wabam. Gs
1T Der iurse guride, ber fid in MiB
Mauo peraufft bot. Der lduft 70 balb
niht tpea."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

NH { III HgVUTttrfu I.
Ssrr Wiqer i'm 2eidenbsRattunas.
bureau bic 9ooesar5et9e ieiuer ebeu
uerfiorbenen Sdwiesermutter conctpi
renb. bittirt benz Beamten -. bot es
benz Namddiisen sefa0eu ODER i6rei,
ben Sic lieber bot es Dem QQsitisin &C.
iollen-ooer idreiben Sic lieber: bot Cd
benz Nasitiseu sefaqen. 49,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
9umorifi(Ges.
Sreffeu0 cttirt.

sd bite DID. liebe @ilbelmine
wje iannit 9u nur ben lanseu 2isute.
mont lieben? ?"
rNd idueis'. heiBl's bod: % lieb'.
10 lang ou lieben fannf!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Tar,t ~ n%erfaufen.

Mrine i'm Scwn Sc Saut selesene Sarm
fam III Iebr nietrissm Yrsils sesen @b.
ihluas,a6luns fdufi6 ertansen perben.
lie Sarm 1T l59 @fer srpe; so @der iinr
unter Yhua, so alder sutes Nieiens une
rer Rel 6ct,lanp. Auf Der Sarm sutes
Srame,6aus unb Drummer. 3wet Babe
turbtreu;en has gane. Ndesres 81 erfab.
rem bel Srau @arp Se duereaur
1873 ct. CLUB, Winn.,
na6e benz 8reat Hprttern Sdbnbpfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Die Yroben Der Weltausitel.
lung Sei9ten, raB tein 8adpuluer
10 rein lit uno 10 bel @dbrunsss
itoff In fi9 bat als bos &o1al,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
1cat(de 0a9lobner.

gparum NJ cat ttr sutr ssbn lang antsrsr Ssrrsn
yisrsr isiul psnn sud bic srltsus SsicesutStt esbS-
ten rtrb, ~ ietr uistrisCu grsifsn unb fstr Liberation
gsstnsuussn, elm si8en Stim ~ s%ranstn, ras ep6
m issss Ituti6sn Sruf ssbpren IT.
gDsgsn barter 3sitsn p~triaufsn mir bic 9Gnhrsisn
her Y. y. NJ Go. In Central Winnsfpta. ,u hem
talbtn g9trtt ~tsrfsibsr; ndmIi& SVn $50 be 400 per
atsr, uns duf Sabre 3cit.
9auft su5 ~ etsfen %niseriStn grstisn unt sanfts
asn seeiusu nssn, Elm Sud sanb, uns in iarstr Belt
fste itr uuabtdnSis, une Elm jtttr 5antialas, tsrn
itr tut III fur susr stssn une eurrr 6dmtltt Dptl.
Damn Fort itr ni6ts mstr zen ssretsnflrir Ssit une
brautt ftins Sausrsnts mstr gu ~tsjatlsn; In Ter 4ta
Elm bsneissuspsrttr 3utaub. isin sissnsr u%nabtdn.
otasr Ser ,u fsin. 2O4
gpsseu aartsn uue Ssi&rsibun8su f6rstbt an
A. f.. JOHNSON e. Co,
Land and Emigration Agents,
1875 Gait Ste 2traBe. ct. yauI, Jainm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
aarI arsss: Sohm &rssp:
Gcbrii0cr &rDpp,
3au= Gontrattorrn
Spbn &ropp
aarI 2rpDp.

Maden aoIicnuninldge iiir airdeu, Shus
len, 6eiioenSen. 8eihGitsblods, Sriiden
etc. ;oessleiher Werfdnicr aler Sorter
8alf, 6 emeni dno louiti9en Saumaterialien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Gin 0ankbarfr uatifut.

Der isiusn Narueu MID geuuuut bubCu min, uub Der
istne poIIftdneias sSicecrbe ritslluna pom Idnps.
rem Seiosu timer In tiucm Iottorbuh auqsasbt.
men ArBuet oeroautt. IaBt burd nus ouieIbe fpitsu.
fret an itine lsioenoen W2itmeHihm peribiden.
Ttsies groBs Bud eutbGlt Rc,cptc, bic In itoer
Npotbe'e gtndht iDer0en t6untn. Shidt Cure
Worene init yritfmurfe an ,,pripdt 8lirff uub
Ctspen'drp," - SSelt II. Sir, Rem Yort. ". v.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
0elo ~ b%erletben.

Sd babe einise 9%uuieno Collars, Due 81.
eentbum BON Erlpatperionen iino, auf oers
beiiertes @ruroelSentbum gu perletben.
y. g. o o I NJ q II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Ste fnt HE a%atiniBcr gssrtsn fir Gcmd Cement
eas Bette, pas bic eatin I'M 8ebrdubCtf.
Sffirc. guT's 9Iod. ct. @ermainHraBe
~ItNt~ 81. 9lpue, Wltnn 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
0utes Sano-Staia.

Sd tdbt tn Odteud Gpunts, Rtunsfsta unit lin.
ltatne 100. q ActCs @itcnba osrsiea,
@tbun-. brli uut NttfeHldHe ~ r~trtduftu. Itt
prctis fHe UNI ~ prCIsut %reeu,trt rrretn, UNI an
teoltr in ttmutt'etH @tacHpdrtigt Fruft q 100
Sl.3o yer aftr, tdHaC 3dtlunpslrth uub ~nittrtss
5tuitn, 0dtreut her iSettn 6 Wpuatt tabtn Hb 100
ntut 3amtlts tttr nittsretlaHtn. 8uttHertt 8sr.
msr. Wan aerthtrt an u. gurrsp. Rastna, binn.
tGrsdtnt ettis 5titUne) ti-t3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23


Sn Sabre 1865 tsadun SER s, Y. @0atttns nit
Ter 5abrifattpn hes Or. gDdres ointment. Sabre
lana muete or I'D tiHihiepptn nit tefdriNtten Dtits
teln, feline game 1rlft edtsi luf'S SpIsl issSne une
mau6mal an rem Grfplss pcrirstfslue, snhltt dbsr
seldna &c TIM tie GTtitGnJ an grineen, edmit elm ,ab-
lsnees neh5dft dufiubduen, uHe or mdbte ben Rds
men s6r. WarS's' III elmer Saustaltun8s, Senen.
nuns in Idufsntsn ppu trauteu Setms. S9dbrent
tens une g0drtens edhte SER Wdtiins MR. rtntg
edrdu. tdf Mduner IT'D 10 eerBefen tennten in SsJua
duf isees SettsprtnItp, es W uHtSrnetmsu, i'm ietueF
8tbd'tes ~ bErIutCn une Iu rGriutCn, tie 6rihtt
isiner lsbCnsldnpcn Arbriter SirJutetmien. Sn ttrlcr
Sini6t dbtr ru fts or HE traurige Grtdtruug ma
den, tde or I'D 9etduitt tdtte. On rGr1tieetuen Sc
asu Ten .ess Eaness tautteu Spaus &Beutet auf,
rtlbe Weei'trtn dutpten, he tie 9CrdeC 10 gut ale
Gle ven Ir. Wdre cter ais teNeR CisSue dnp rteiSu,
rpeurd tdufa he 8uneen trrCRcfutrt NH hen. inesm
&c eldten, tie fduftsu cen ehtSn Artttsl. lin edter
ietp Seihdtt ~ ItuBeu uub fenl am 0Clte bCglupSnen
Setrul rrriubeugCu, tuutte SCrr gpdtftus rcu 8tb
are g9dre eus ]rsltarefe RCft, lsiueu Rdmen ale
3raeC Ndlf fur zine rrae NusTltl an Neeijtucn ;u
gtbrdu6eu une itf HI fclbe in Ter Der. Sidaten Ia
tent Sfice inter Nc. q, 5Sj rClttrirSn.
Gnc Sunten tne titrmtt eriutt, tdrauf ~ istCu,
faf -Er lpdrts" D29dtttns" unb og3inCud" dHf isr
Ter hldide stnsetldlcn une auf isesm llmiblas acr
eruft fre une nd nttts lnrhtss ptfr elm ihdelites
Subftitut actsn iu lafen.
s. n. martins eetedlG O..
tie ein,tsSn uHe ~autiriaer Ndhfplstr ven 8. U.
Q0lttinS uuc 8ttdre gQdre, 90inpnd, DttnH.
S.S. WOlfc ~ ~. III mt Ss''' a iT Tit sni i'm S?""'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
9 d. erli d leiet Sbr

Die IN oieier 2eitune perbHeutlihten 9eu9'
niie betreifs Sopo's SariopariGa. sic be.
itdtiaen iiber jeoen 3weifel binaus, ba6
Spoo'S iurtrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Sor Der Sor,e fperoen IN lebbaf'
ter GrDrteruns bic Jolsen zines ioeben
slnaeiretenen Banffrats er6rtert. limb
luifen Sic idon bas Reusite. mein
0err?" iasie oa giner. der Barber
oa brdben nil ieBt aud nod feline Yrei'
'e out oas 3Oppelte erb6bsn, neil ole
leine 8uneen nit lanssn @eiidiern sum
&aliren fommen!" r9anae @eiihter ?
Doppelte Greiie? 8ie baiBt" ihreit
5bis COB; riommen mir. bod iton elm
9eieift su ibm"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-23
EXPOSITION NOTES.

The attention of the public is called to the fact that the public omfort de- partment of the exposition company is now In shape to assign people to accom- modations, either at hotels, boarding houses or private residences, and Is anx- ious to assign as many people in advance as possible in order to facilitate the handling of large crowds With this in view the public is invited to address Alex W. Smith, chief, at 38 Wall street, stating when they desire ecoommoda- tions, for how many people and at what rates, and the necessary information will be given by return mail. There will be no charge for such information. The following rule governs when engage ments are made in advance; "When defi- mite engagement Is made for accommo- dations in advance at least one days rate for each person shall be paid before such reservation Is binding The said advance payment will be forfeited and said accommodations reassigned unless parties claim the room during the first twenty-four hours of the engagement
 
 MT. Horace Bradley, chief of the de- partment of fine arts, spent two months in Europe and brought back with him collection that has surprised everybody. MT. Bradleys experience as superintend- ent of the art department for Harper Brothers of New York was an immense advantage and his connection there had put him in touch with eminent artists in Europe He was able to make engage ments with a number of them even be- fore he went over, and after Few months in London, Paris. Brussels and other European capitals he had secured one of the finest collections of European paintings ever brought to America. h. deed, he confidently asserts that this eX- hibit, while not as large as the one at Chicago, will compare favorably in merit with any ever gotten together in this country. There are notable pictures rom famous artists in this country, in the northern, western and southern states. Mr. Bradley has taken great pains to encourage art in the south by giving good position to southern pictures where he could find them but he has merciless- ly excluded work of indifferent charac- ter, and in this particular his work will probably excel anything. He has so carefully kept out the commonplace that his display has the appearance of col lection of masterpieces.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-23
HIT IN A SORE PLACE.

The Daily State of yesterday morning was a sort of home edition of Puck with Puck left out. Ii made mouth after mouth at the editor of the Evening News. and all because that paper had offered few suggestions. The editor of the News is meddlesome, says the State: he will soon wish to dictate to Birmingham housekeepers regarding the employment of house maids and cooks. One thing is certain--some sort of "help" is needed in the office of the Across-the- way y-from- the-News. It is not cook. for they are not keeping open house; it is not a house. maid, for newspaper offices do not pre- tend to clean up The editorial columns would suggest the sort of help needed the sort that wears a swiss cap and whose badge of office Is white apron and a bottle of soothing syrup.
 And now the Age-Herald wishes to add its friendly suggestion-move up the dates of your telegrams. Don't keep the same old date line day after day; people like a change even if they do get the pa per free, and at this late day August 3l does not lok well on an item purport- ing to be news.
 And then, speaking of editors seeking greener fields and pastures new. and go- ing where they are better known-but we digress. As Rudyard Kipling would re- mark that Is another story.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-23
TWO COTTAGES BURNED.
North Birmingham Has a Noon-Day Blaze. Good Work of Neighbors in Saving
 Household Goods


 Just at noon yesterday North Birming ham was visited by fire which, owing to a5stiff breeze blowing, destroyed two beautiful cottages and large barn.
 The fire originated in the ceiling of the kitchen of the siX-room cottage owned and occupied by MT. w. s. Cooper, on Twentieth avenue and Twenty seventh street. and was discovered by Mrs. Coop CT. who promptly gave the alarm and neighbors at once came to the rescue.
 While some made all possible effort to extinguish the blaze others began taking furniture from the house. owing to ln- adequate means of fighting the fire 1t soon spread and in a short time the en- tire building was a mass of flames.
 The flames soon communicated with a large barn in the yard, in which was stored about four tons of hay. There were also several cows and calves and 0 horse in the barn. The cows and horse and all the calves save one were gotten out, but the barn, hay and one calf were burned.
 From the barn the flames communl- cated to an adjoining four-room cottage also owned by Mir. Cooper and occupied by MT. Rufus Price. This soon burned but all the contents were gotten out
 The two cottages were valued at $l6OO and were insured for $l500 in companies of which MT J. T. Meade is agent.
 The loss on barn and contents was placed at $500, uninsured.
 MT. Cooper was at his brothers house, two miles away, when he discovered the fire, and thinking that it was too near his property for comfort made 8 dash for home only to arrive after 1t was smouldering ruin. He was very profuse in praise of the kind and prompt actoh of his neighbors
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-23
Tennessee's Centennial.

The end of another week finds work well progressed on the Tennessee Cen tennial exposition grounds at West Side park. in the suburbs of Nashville, the capital of the state. The management, besides being in control for two years of this beautiful tract of 200 acres of inn proved blue grass land, has in hand $2OO,- GOO for the erection of the larger build ings Work on the foundation for the fine arts building, which will be an exact reproduction of the Parthenon on the Metropolis at Athens, began Monday. The cornerstone of this edifce will be laid with impressive ceremonies early in Oc- tober Hon. George B. Guild, mayor of Nashville, has agreed to issue procla- mation, setting apart certain day for merchants to close their stores and all citizens to take part in public demon- stration in the city and the exercises at the exposition grounds. The municipal ity of Nashville will subscribe $100.000 to the centennial on October 10, and, with the splendid sum of S300,000 in the treas ury, the management will proceed as rap idly with the erection of the mammoth structures as architects can turn out the plans and workmen execute them. All the main buildings will be ready foE oc- cupancy two months before the formal opening of The exposition, September 1, 12q6
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-23
A SUNDAY SESSION
Of the Criminal Court-It Was to Hear the Verdict of Jury-Vann Parvin
 Convicted.

Vann Parvin was convicted in the criminal court of manslaughter in the second degree and sentenced to six years and six months in the penitentiary The jury informed Judge Greene yesterday morning that they had agreed on ver- dict and he convened court long enough to hear the verdict, which was as above stated.
 Court was in session until Il o'clock Saturday night in the trial of this case, and at that hour the jury retired and court adjourned. Before leaving, how ever, Judge Greene informed the jury that should they agree on verdict he would call court together yesterday long enough to hear it.
 Parvin is charged with killing James Dorman at a church near Smiths mills, some eight or ten months ago. It Is said he fired the shot that produced death. He and his brothers Tite and Bill, were together at the time and had row with Dorman. The grand jury indicted them jointly for the crime, but Judge Greene granted them a severance when the case was called last Friday and Vann lParvin was put on trial.
 The Hudson Jury.
 The jury that tried R. H. Hudson in the criminal court last week. it is stated, stood seven for conviction and five for acqulttal For nearly two days they considered .he case without being able - to agree on a verdict and Saturday af- ternoon asked to be dismissed.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-23

For upward of forty years-from 1851 to 1S92-the Associated Press was com posed of those journals which received their news directly, or through auxll- iary associations, from the pioneer organ iZation, the New York Associated Press.
 In 1882 the United Press was formed, its papers being the Boston Globe, Chi cago Herald, Pittsburg Leader Brook lyn Times and some 100 others. In 1892 the New York Associated Press was con- solidated with the United Press, and the New York Herald, Tribune, Sun, Times, Journal of Commerce, Mail and Express, etc, then became the prominent factors in the United Press.
 This combination has with it the South ern Associated Press the Associated Press of the state of New York; the New England Associated Press; the pioneer press organization of Canada conducted by the Great Northwestern Telegraph company, and various other organiza- tions, most of which had been allied more than thirty years. This combna- tion Is the genuine article and the Age Herald Is part of 1t.
 The so-called Associated Press" is a Chicago enterprise, with a scattered fol- lowing in various parts of the country. It is a spurious organization which came into existence in 1892. It's record of blum ders and inventions during it's career was becomingly perpetuated by its an- nouncement that the Valkyre had de- feated the Defender in the first of the International yacht races.