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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

the flowers to bloom With it all there is
such depth in her beautiful eyes that
her very soul seems to shine forth.
Her aunt is anxious that her stories
and poems be collected in booklet and
sold for children, the proceeds to be given
to start q kindergarten in connection
with the creche or sheltering arms in
Birmingham. Thus early the little one
will consecrate her talents to the good Of
others and to the God who gave them.
A Fairy Wedding.
The midnight hour had come, Lli
And murmuring kept me awake;- H.,
heard soft fairy bells ringing
Across the lovely lake.
The sweet sound kept coming nearer and
Until heard it under my window.
And peeping under my shutter
l saw fairy slender. 4
He came and stood by the willow,
:, VIII While little maid, SO full of grace.
To take organist place.
She sat on blue violet,
For this was arranged for the seat
Made melody low and sweet.
So while she played her sweetest chords
I heard the pattering of little feet,
And the procession began to come in
Graceful and sweet.
First came boy and girl,
Each with a basket of flowers,
And the moon shone upon them
As they passed under the pink and green
bowers.
And after six couples had come in
There came the groom and the bride;
But quickly they departed
To dance on the meadow wide.
Two oak leaves were pinned together for
the back,
And horses as tiny as could be.
With coachnlan and walters,
All so little you could hardly see.
KATHLEEN WALLER.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
BIRMINGHAM ATHLETlCCLUB

Some good reasons why you should be-
come a member of the Birmingham Ath-
letics club, an institution that today
stands foremost amongst many similar
institutions in the south:ss-
You owe your family and purse duty,
and that Is to keep your mind and body
in a good and healthy condition, and to
do this it is only necessary to take such
daily exercise in our well equipped
gymnasium as Is prescribed by the most
competent instructor in the southern
states today. If your liver is torpid,
which necessarily makes a low spirit,
join the athletic club at cost of only
$1.504 per month and you will find how
quickly a little judicious exercise pre-
scribed by a professional instructor will
correct your trouble. Your mind will
clear up and your body will become
stronger and everything about you will
be brighter and clearer The shower
baths offered by the athletic club can
not be had in any city in the south out
side of New Orleans, and the tub baths
being porcelain are of course equal to the
best. Proper exercise will do for your
body what intellectual training will do
for your mind-educate and strengthen
1t. If you are too fat it will reduce your
weight; IL too thin 1t will increase 1t. In
other words proper exercise will place
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
TWIN ARTISTS.

One could almost believe that at the
christening of Maude and Genevieve
Cowles all the good fairies of the earth
had brought their gifts to lavish on twin
sisters, so generously have they been
endowed by nature. Combined with
great artistic talent, unusual mental ca
pacity and the Hottest ideals, they pos
sess an answering steadfastness of pur-
pose and that infinite capacity for TAX
Ing pains" without which even genius
sometimes fails to win the goal.
Their mother was southern, their IA
Their northerner and their earliest i'm
pressions were found in Europe, where
they spent most of the years of their
childhood, wandering in those beloved
galleries, while the old masters looked
down upon them and they thrilled with
JOY" drinking deep draughts of inspira-
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

The First National bank was" chartered
in 1871 under the name of the National
Bank of Birmingham. 1t is Birming-
hams first banking institution. 1t was
reorganized in 1884 by the consolidation
of the City bank and National bank
The capital stock of the First National
is $250,000, and 1t has the largest deposit
in the city. The First National Is splen-
didly differed, as follows: N. E. Barker
president; w. A. Walker, vice president;
w. j. Cameron cashier; Tom o. Smith,
assistant cashier; r. M. Bradley, second
assistant cashier
One of the Oldest if not the Oldest, and
best buildings of the city is the three
story brick, the first story of which is oc-
cupied by the First Nautical bank of Bir-
mingham, whose card appears under
meath the drawing.
Several firms of attorneys have offices
on the second floor, prominent among
them being Messrs Smyer Bros, COM
posed of Mr.. c. j. Smyer, long a resident
of Birmingham, and Mr.. Rufus r. Smyer.
who lately came here from Centre, Cher
okee county, for which county he was
register in chancery until he left there in
1896
Messrs. Garrett & Underwood have &C.
cupied rooms in this building for over
fifteen years. This firm Is made up of
Col. John j. Garrett, learned and able
attorney, who has figured conspicuously
in the history of Alabama politics ever
since the war, his brother, William G.
Garrett and the Hon. Oscar W. Under
wood, the representative of our congress
sional district in congress.
Next to these Offices is the office of the
Garrett and Underwood Abstract COM
pany Groom ,, firm whose abstract
business has sustained high reputation
for number of years. Mr. Haggerty
the manager of this office, is an expe-
rienced and capable abStracter. and his
reputation for promptness and accuracy
has become a by-word amongst property
holders. In these days the buyer or seller
of real estate insists upon perfect alb
stract of title before closing any transact
ton involving the transaction of real es-
tate, and 1t is but natural that to procure
such abstract one whose practice for
years has been the study of this especial
business is sought for the best of reasons
to prepare it.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

SOION JACOBS President Athletic CUB
your body in a normal condition. A sound
body lies at the foundation of all that
goes to make life success. Judicious
exercise in connection with good baths
and simple diet will correct most trou-
bles,
The athletic club is one of the best
things in the world for young men, for
the simple reason that everything about
the club is so very attractive that they
will naturally want to go there and take
exercise, and when they will have finish
ed they are too tired to run about the
streets, hence they go home and seek
their beds, where trouble and bad in
fiuence cannot reach them.
Across the street from the club rooms
will be found four handsome double ten
mis- courts, enclosed In an S-foot tight
broad fence, where those desiring out
door exercise can procure 1t with abso-
lutte privacy.
The club also has elegant reading
rooms, where all the best weekly and
monthly periodicals can befound. The
entire building is lighted by electricity. :
You are most. cordially invited to call
and inspect the quarters any day in the
week from p. m. until 10 p. M, at which
hour the club closes its doors.
Boys under the age of Is are not adj
mittedi as members.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
GOTHIC ART.

The history of Roman architecture is
that of style in course of transition, be-
ginning with the purely pagan and pass
ing into style almost wholly Christian.
The first form Of Christian art was the
Romanesque, which branched off after
words into the Byzantine and the Gothic
The Byzantine and the Romanesque
almost synonymous, although there was
an ornamental distinction in the earlier
centuries. In it's widest significance the
Romanesque is applied to all the round
arch developments In contradistinction
to the Gothic, or the pointed arch varie-
ties of the north. The general character
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
SEARCHING.

Written for the State Herald.
If were called away to die
Would Jesus Christ be here ~
Ahd bear me in His tender arms fs
TO that bright home up there? 5.
Am Ilcounted with His soldiers
Enlisted in His band?
Dbl / barry on my forehead go
the wounds that pierced His hand?
Are my footsteps turned to Calvary?
Is my voice to praise attuned?
Does my tongue proclaim His mercy?
Are my eyes with love Humid?
Is my poor heart In His keeping?
Have l cast the world away f.a u,
II these are my omissions M n. :. IA
Y Mrs. LAsALLE.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
KATHLEEN WALLER.

One Of the most gifted children in our
state is little Kathleen Waller, the
daughter of Hon.. and Mrs. G. e. Waller
of Greensboro. She is 10 years of age.
Her art teacher says that she has the
most wonderful talent for art that she
has ever known.
She Is q born musician. Almost from
babyhood could sing like a bird, and at
concerts she plays the ladies accompani-
ments. She has fine conversational pow
ers and is perfectly conversant on the
leading topics of the day. 1t is as easy
and natural for her to express her lovely
thoughts In poetry and to write sweet
stories. as for the birds to MARBLE and
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

magazines Of the country, though most
of their work Is. still to be published.
They have contributed to the Century,
Scribners, McClure's Magazine, Har-
per's Bazaar and ST.. Nicholas. One of
these articles, story entitled THE d.
vided House." appeared in Mcclure for
March.
Two of their Illustrations for Scribner.
large wash drawings, were sent to the
Atlanta exposition and placed most con-
spicuously in the main hall Of the art
building. In sending them the editor
wrote that he wished to show what work
women could accomplish. Itjs with the
greatest pride that the Birmingham Art
league claims these gifted sisters among
its founders, and 1t looks forward to the
day when it will be prouder still of the
glory of their Names
To = -
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
Land Department.

Rooms 2, 4 and of the First National
bank building are occupied by the land
departments Of the Alabama Great
Southern. the Alabama and vicksburg;
the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific
railroads, controlling over 100000 acres
of lands, of which large quantity are
mineral-chiefy coal and iron-and mag
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

nificent bodies of timber lands, which can
be purchased at exceedingly reasonable
prices. =
The above roads constitute what is
known as the Queen and Crescent route,
running from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
and from Cincinnati via Meridian, MISS,
to Shreveport, La. These roads pierce a
territory which offers great inducements
for those wishing to find new homes.
The lands are unusually fertile, and are
we'll watered with streams of fresh wa
ter. All the cereals raised In the north
can be cultivated, and two crops can be
grown on the same land each year.
Those wishing to locate in the south,
where their health will be improved, their
life prolonged, their financial condition
bettered, and where they can be sur
rounded with peace and plenty at very
small expenditure. should address
FRANK Y. ANDERSON,
Land Commissioner,
Queen and Crescent Route,
Birmingham, Ala.
S. Bethea & Co., real estate, do gen.
eral renting and selling business In real
estate and place loans on improved city
and suburban property. These gentle
men have been in the real estate business
in Birmingham for some ten years or
more, and property owners who have
placed business in their hands have real
= ICED the benefits accruing from an en-
9rgetic devotion to the interests OF their
clients
This firm publishes rent lists and lists
of properties placed in their hands for
sale in the daily papers, and it will al
ways prove profitable to the intending
purchaser to read these lists and make
inquiries concerning them.
The Birmingham Conservatory of Music.
The above named Institution occupies
the third floor of the First National bank
building. We give here sketch of the
music and recital hall, which is large
and roomy, and accommodates on Satur-
day evening a considerable assembly of
Birmingham's cultured people. who at
tend the weekly recitals given by the
Conservatorys pupils.
The Faculty.
The faculty of the Conservatory of Mu-
sic Is as follows: csfs 80
Benjamin neutrality-suspicious.; nor
NAL and chorus classes; also score read
ing and conducting classes.
L
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
TO RENT.
room,
Hi0h-

Large comfortable room,
furnished, on South High
lands, with or without board,
to one or two gentlemen, or a
gentleman and wife. Fine sit
uation. References exchanged.
Apply to 1913 South 2Oth
street. 5-x7-2'
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Beginning May IA. train No. So Of the
Southern. due to leave Birmingham at
1886 p. M, will not leave Birmingha m
until 4:20 p. M, on account Of the con-
Dections at Birmingham.
L. A. SHIPMAN, T. p. A..
5-lS-3t
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

30c for 10 yards dress duck.
CSC for 10 yards imported or
candies. $50 for laundried
shirt waist. Monday, at
The Geo. PaSse Co.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
New White Wrappers,
CAHEEN'S.

WANTED "A horse or mule
suitable fer delivery wagon
for his feed during the SUM
mer. Answer c.. this Office.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17
Change Of Schedule.

Mayberry watson for pure paints
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Paris Green-Mayberry . watson
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Mantel and tile, s125o-Mayberry & Watson,
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Crates repaired Mayberry q watson.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-17

Mayberry & Watson for mantel designs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19

mos el yacio en- su alrsdedor hasta Que mi
hermano vuelva
Despues del peligro, tempo tendrernos de
hacerle partfcipe de nuestra zozl lbra para que
su aieg Ia sea mayor.
Una triste scnrisa esclarecio su p6lido
semblante. y prosignio diciendo:
Tai vez hallara ustsd ridiculas nu sstras
precauciones.- -pero papa estA acostumbra-
DO elias. Es precise cgularizar Ell placer
Ell doiof, como 81 SO tratara de ia nino pc
quefiito, 20 tengo para 81 mueho del carifa
que las madres sienten por sus hiios.
Molejean miro La joyen con admiration
ternura, le tom6 amhas manos. y anretan-
doselas con fnerza exclam6:
lis verdad....
No, prosignio, porque una palabra mas
nuolera desbordado las lagrimas que Sc le
sgopaban los ojos
Ss levantaron iuntos; se dirigieron al cas-
tilio en- ei vestibulo Antonieta se detuyo.
dicieHdo.
-Voy mi euarto. 81 autes de marchar
Sc tiene usted algn que decirme. mandame.
listed 1lamar; so 10 ruego
IL nofar1o sc inclino ante la sefiorita do
0iairefout como ante una reina, snbiendo
la sscalera. peDetr6 en- el laboratorio.
Encerrada en- so cuarto, Antonieta esper6
con Dido ateuto psao
Abrigaba cierto vago tenor de one an ,a
dre Sc resistiera las rsz ,nes de los nroIao
tos del notario esso
Temfa qne hieierasnaoer a.cnna en,,,,,,.
cion destructora dol frAgil baluart. 6na ,.s =
ponia al abrigo do las noficfas ona tanfo - =
no podian hacsr'e. Al cabs do nDa ho~s
oyo que bajaha Aolefeaa. le afravsss,.
q patio aieJarSes y 4 POGO oil gus ~ ~
10 ie lsalo una caItifa. escfita "a Mnnio1pAi
% cual decia tsn solo: para genera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
Playa de Ponce

ones. Isl supiera usted que parte tan acti
va tomo en- este desgraciai. :.
No llore usted, Sc 10 ruego; gu llAnto me
trsstorna. necesito tsner ell juicio perfec
tSmeDte claro, pcrque precisa que tomemos
muy serias resolueieues
Autoaieta eujug6 eli lianto que inundaba
su rostro y esfyyzandoae por serenarse, ex-
clam6;
Qae nueva desgracia nos amenaza9 No
me ocu'te usted nads; quiero saberlo todo.
SAcaso mi harmaucf
oh, senoritai Qae fataidad le impulse
no veu;r con ustedes el dia de- ia iesta9
Ore mprudercia fn6 il adonde segura
meLte nad4 bnepo podfs sucederles
Pero Squi6a hu6iera sido capaz de ina
ginar ell G ilpe one EOS smen8zsbs?
- Precise era esperaIlo todo Osrva
ian-el notsrio baj6 instiDtiVsmeute la voz
como si temiera que FL viento de Ia noohe
llevAra sus palabr&s hasts la casa de la Gallo
del Mercado- Carvsjan tiene el coraz6n de
tigre FL IA sido quieB h. levantado la OPT
mon p6hlica en- contra del stf1r r lbsrto;
81 no is hubiesen preso, Dios sAbe % que hu
hiers podido suceder, dada la agitacion que
domiDaba al pueblo lOhl Ell juez cum
pii6 Goa 81 dsher; las ayeriglaeioGos -nti.
0tiar; ae hgD heeh0 ysrias priSioacs, ain que
nirguno - ios detsuidos pndiera dsr luz so
bre .. ssn1 To mieatras ts@t- las apa-
rienoiss todsz condeusn II enc 70 creo ino
ceDte II laz0 estshs bien tanildo.
-SY qpe poiriamos seer para desarmar
Carv, iasl
Hace efha dios . hnhinsa resp rdido
ustsd. S-ti f,oer su amhlaidp y su orguilo
cedler6ate ar0is tass4rosuta L. Grap MaigsI;l
pers hoy NJ sc ttert tsrS son ~ To solc: ofta
> ~ pa,ire de nstef :. enagts 10 rodss.
Estaa ust. des q sn msreed. y espesar NADIA
G. su gsnerosidad, seria ilusorio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
ITH1;Y.y HHESI ;!i'.e|l. ;saer5c1ss .tI;1.s
Ia zsSzsa psr las PiIDoRAS
- ANTi-hEvRAL0icASd del DfCR ONIER
@ R0EeuE HienbO dc Head De Ned sanEls Pk3S
en- PONCE RAMON e GAnEA
JAeEECkS

= No Sc atormente listed; ell sefor marques
sera razonable. Mafiana, al medic dia, vol
we're"
Estas sencillas frases Ia reanimaron, J
causa de elias sintio dulce consuelo. Rendi-
da por ia fatiga, aquella noche Judo dormir,
cuando SO ievant6 por Tn mafiana, el sol
estaba ya bien alto Aquel reparador des-
cans0 habia devuelto 4 la seflorita de Claire
font las agotadas fuerzas
Zero tanto como fue tranquila para Anto-
Meta aquella noche. result6 larga penoss
para OarvaJan, qne en- la casa de Ia Gale dei
Mercado oyo sonar las horas, una tras otEs,
alarmado por su inpaciencia. cada vez ma
yor, medida que ell resultado perseguido
por tantos amos SO aproximaba
oeguro Gle que el marques no podis esca-
psrseie. no SO explicaha la violenta exeita-
cion que en- su alma asentaba los reaies.
Estaoa inqnieto, sin saber por que,
- vlspera, so pretexto de pna Fisita in
portante, Pascual habia partido rara el Hs-
Vre, dsbiendo volver por la noche
fieury fne tomar instrucciones deHuiu-
vas para La importante eperaci6n del smbsr-
70, retenldo por Carysjan, que hsblsos
con oeeusada animaci6n, no lcgr6 retirarss
nasta dsspces de las doce.
Ouando qued6 solo Ell alcalde, Sc epcerE6
ga su cuarto, de madrugada va, todsyiA
segula paseandose como una iera ca So jauia
Dufante aquelta penosa vigilia, todo ei
pssado resucito en- su~rneDte. embris gandole
de odio = fortihcAndole ell rencor.
al pensar one oil marques estaba su mer-
ced de manera que podria humiliarle 81
sannr, sentia internal gczo.
Daseaoa verie snfrir mncho; juntaT eoa
las toTLuras de 81 alma las del cnerpo, 10
sss por la miseria.
= s1n fnEFIenza de un embargo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los issfyoscystos ns6dscos cayst'Gssos
cns. e:ereseein esa aaEG c:aszIzd.
Enero % de 1895.

Los af2TToSCsSt0S RSee5sCOS CsySsya@Ss''e
Coss eieYcscio en- este cseS1ad.
Cerbifoxn: cue han ealnprobado "a en p
osG0tles c4cial, va en- la particular, durar :
is epl2eraia varioiOss reinan5e en egta ciu-
dad, L. ofc4cias ineontsstable del virus
yacnno procsdente del Institute de Nacu-
naci6n Is don Ssnttagc Ssi5o instslado an
Areeiso Essio ga 5Ire5ci6n.--Diziase que d.
che gsGog Seis2 Gear1szz de IA concienzndo
y dstssni1e astzGic, ha conEegaido perfsc-
ssonas 81 nivel de ios Institutes Europeos
as au fn50is, 81 @uitivo De aq1el viTns pro-
ilAskico da Ia yiFnais haata 81 extreme de
- E1Eptdn & s5S n=ta sf7sag2tsn,
Doder as2gur$sr s~lIrrasr los 4--~., - -
one en esba poblaoi6n ha produeido taz ie-
iices resuItados ba obtenlG0 tan iison5e4e,
atigfaGsorio brillan1e Sxito, que SO har
aongeen1Ic con M erapleo = pr0pagaof5n 81
axSeY4,irio de- Ia yixE!aia one aterroyizaba y
71azyasbs asra robiaoi5n dsads hacs diez Y
ocho rnssaa. no vsgliando por ends ias In
erascrlsos en- pnbiicar-uo tsn SOLO por me-
do de IL nresou6e aino Iue tambiSn por ia
prenea pari6diea del pals ger necassrto--
nre Il Iufa xaauua sztra;aa DO Ia tsrneFa
Sal preaiLs5a I~a1ttsto sg sCqerlsr y prsIs
rhia 4o3as las acrcss Usedas en- ln tsias IA
a!uso Ia &c Londre5, Y cne eatadisSi2a 4-Fsife
IA .isdo n1sioy MSS fasal5ado, hasSa el s.
frerno de h&5ar eonssguido In Ssss5ssa E'e :
.'Gcis1sz eia NJ noveD5a per oisnto.' psss
QUE cons4s 2 vaig2 do2da oonyen1x ps1aise'
/ don Santiago ESsiio aspioo e pEes5a5e -
Ponce i u cs M&go Is I8383---xST. EosSt.sd
ygssses-Tk. C;avcs1a9-Zas. Rsre.6se- ~
{pGcgsss CoT0xess--Lg. FszSs H@st--ks
gEssag E sDsss = tssssI0s-Elg. .gseGs xFsesssss-s
Zg. Eg. zaezo g2exssessx-z17. Gtssstssso &. de
Rgsgs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19

-lAh! iPi6rdase Clairefout. desaparezca
El Gran Margal, que los daspojos de nuestra
pasada opulencia sean absorbidos por Ia
desdicha, pero saivese mi hermano que
ridoi =.
Este listed scg ara, sefiorita, de que en-
cuanto dependa de mi. para conseguir 10 Ill
tmo, estoy Is. s.disposici6n de ustedes; pc
70 desgraciadamente tenemos para mucho
tempo.
Gree usted que hab. que esperar9
-Desgraciadamente en- muchas seraanas
no sc lie CARA Ia resolucon definitiva. LIS
procedimientos iudiciales son tan lentos!
y como nos arreglaremos para que mi
padre ignore 10 que ha sucedido?
= Serk muy dificil
-Dacirselo es matarlo: no podrs soportar
tan rudo golpe. La pequef1a disputa que
tuve con 81 esua msfiana. le trastorn6. les
clarol Esta acostumbrado no experimen
hemos guardado para Dosotros solos.
Entregado a sus esperap zas, no pensaba
mas que en- sas trabajos, que son So vida
ST hubiese encoDtrado realmente ell enig
ma cuya resolucion persigui6 con tanta Ia
horiosidad, suo hubiera aldo un crimen pri-
varle de tap inmensa algeria.
No Sc tFata ahora de ESQ, sefiorita; 10
que nos iateresa encontrar la maners de
d-frodernos. EStan ustedes al borde del
sbismo: msf1ana tendrs Iugar Ell embargo.
djf5rido grasias los procedimlentos, que no
podfan seryir ms que para ganar tempo
aumeutando los gastos Ain podemos dila-
tar Ia aocion judicial y sostener q ustedes en-
possession de 81 propiedad por unos cnantos
dias. SsguiTsmoe Ia pei en- spapel sellado;
nero al fin el cabo Ilegaremos al t6rmino
fatal sin hsber conssguido mas que exasperar
Csrvajan.
Por otra parte, al deiaros que 81 erAbargo