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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

A beautiful and artistic line
of Calendars, Booklets, and
Xmas Cards, Raphael Tuck
Sons Calendars and Booklets,
the celebrated Nestor Cards
of Germany, Stokes line of
Calendars and many other
lines. Call and see them.
Smith 81 Montgomery Book
and Stationery Co.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
UNLUCKY FALL,

Morris, the S-year-oid son of Mr.. Will
r. HILL, while coming down the long hill
near Lakeview. yesterday afternoon. was
thrown from his wheel and suffered sew
eral sevefyinjuries. Inohg them concus-
sion of the brain.-~Dr Drennen were
called in and after working on the pa
tient for several hours succeeded in get
ting him out of danger. The little fer
low.is an expert wheelman. and 1t is not
conceivable how the accident occurred
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
AN ARTISTIC DISPLAY.

MIR. Leo Rich the popular young win
dow dresser of j. Blach & Sons, was re-
ceiving congratulations last night over
the successful decoration of one of the
large windows of that popular store.
The window represents a marble palace
decorated with ivy. The clothing is APP
prepriately displayed and each piece has
a large, heart-shaped placard announc-
ing the price of the article. The electri-
cal decoration is also appropriate. The
whole work was by MIR. Rich unassisted,
and has already attracted much notice
and favorable comment.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
GENUINE CAKE WALK.

On Tuesday night the Teutonia club
will give an old-fashioned, genuine cake
walk the participants being members of
colored society. The cake walk takes
place in the Birmingham Deutcher Turn
Verein hall, and was gotten up especially
to crafty the desire of the better. ele-
ment of the city to see that old time
southern amusement so popular with the
plantation darkies.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
The place to buy toys is
Caheen Bros.
IT is A BEAUTY.

:. Window decorations by Birmingham
merchants for-the holidays is now the
fad, and Louis Saks is not behind. Mr..
M. Waldman, of New York, has a win
dow in Saks' Clothing store representing
Xmas. 1t is of Gothic architecture. and
shows excellent taste. Snow abounds lib
orally, and the scene,is very cleverly
wrought up.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
A complete line of bath
robes and smoking jackets
just received.
Klotz, the Haberdasher,
Popular price" toys, splen-
did assortment at Caheen
Bros.
NOT lCE.

The annual meeting of the Alabama
Dairymens' association will be called to
order by the president in the city hall
at Birmingham on the 10th inst, at 8
o'clock a. m. Business of great import
ance will come before the meeting, and
every member is urged to be present.
All who are interested in the dairy in
dustry and who are not memoirs are
cordially invited to attend and join US.
f. H. BATES, Secretary. -
ISAAC ROSS, President. p.
Dec 1896
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
Toy headquarters at Cahee
Bros.
TO CHANGE HANDS.

1t is understood that on Tuesday Mr.
Wallace, one of the popular proprietors Of
the "Delmonico," will assume charge of
the Opera House hotel, Mr.. Cornish re-
firing. Mr.. Wallace has leased that pop
ular hosiery, and 1t is predicted that he
will manage 1t successfully.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
The best selected stock of
-" popular price toys" in Bir-
at Caheen Bros.
DEATH or WIN. H. ALEXANDER.

DEATH OF VIM. HI. ALEXANDER.
News has been received in the city of
the death of Mr. VIM. H. Alexander in
Atlanta on Friday. His remains will be
inferred in Columbus. Ga. Mr.. Alex
ander was a broker in this city three or
four years ago. He was prominent in
the Methodist church, was native of
the south, and was of tall and command
ing figure. He was about 55 years of
OF
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
n PARTIAL LIST OF OUR
MANYB BARGAINS JUSTRECEEVED
Ladies', Misses and Children Shoes.

Ladies, Misses and childrans shoss--All Sizes
Infants Button Shoes, to SIS, = s 10
Cnnaren>S IS cents Shoes,
aides Dongola Button Shoes, Heel and Spring Heel 81
Laoes Oxfords, worth SLIGO, SO
LADIES' va 50 Button and Lace Shoes, sizes g. IS
Old LADIES, Balls, worth SI5o,
Ladies' Button and Lace Shoes, worth S.. so, $50
Berring & Co.'s Guaranteed Ladies' and Misses Shoes
all styles and widths, S1.5o to 800
Mems, Boys and Youths Shoes---New and Stylish:
Boys Razor Toe Shoes, $50 kind at S 100
Mems Congress Shoes, all Sizes So
ens Needle lip Lace and Congress, worth $500 at I.25
Men,S $500 Cork Sole Shoes,
Mems Hob Nail Shoes, .85
Mems Calf Lined Boots, Ia
Mems Sd 90 Shoes, all Sizes 400
Mems, Ladies' and Misses Rubbers and Articles
less than Factory Cost.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

Diaries for 1877, Office calen-
dar pads, Little & Royen's
carbons, Mittae g. Volger'sj
ribbons, 5000 per Dozen,
every ribbon guaranteed;
Waterman's fountain pens.
Smith & Montgomery Book
and Stationery Co.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
Toys! Toys! New stock.
Caheen Bros.
LODGED A PROTEST..

Berlin, Dec. 5.-The North German Ga
zette prints the statement that the Ger
man government disputes President
Clevelands tonnage duties contention,
and has lodged a protest against the ac-
ton of the United States government.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

This week we are to have the opportu-
nifty of seeing number of up-to-date
musical comedies. Punch Robertson
comes for q weeks engagement, and his
includes many delightful plays.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
GREAT
COuS|GuEE SHOE sale.

A MOTHER BIG CONSIGNMENT OF SHOES direct
"A from factory hard up for the Cold Cash. These
Shoes not accumulation of half rotten odds
and ends. representing years of inexperenCe and
hismanagenent, but New, Fresh, Up-to-date Shoes,
in Solid Case Lots
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

private life is known as Mrs. Bourchier,
came to these shores with the Kendalls.
She is the daughter of an English
clergyman, and is said to be very clever
young actress, and admirably fills the
role of the Chill Widow, who is what Is
vaguely termed a woman of the world.
The story of the play is intere sting, and
Harrison Grey Fiske tells it in the fol-
lowing manner: ~
Martindale, a home office clerk, has
married the young daughter of Mrs.
Jeffreys. who has consented to become
a mother-in-law as a means of retiring
from the profession of palmist and for
tune-teller. Martindale is young man
of. principle, who declines to advance his
worldly welfare by asking for promo
ton or favors His house hold is anxi-
ously awaiting the arrival of Mrs. JET
freys' elder daughter, Gladys, the Chill
widow, when an unexpected guest ap-
pears in the person of one Crabbe,
colleague of Martindale. who announces
the vacancy of the appointment of COM
missioner of Ballymackilrush, which is
the gift of the home Office chief, Sir Re
ginald Delamere, conspicuous lady
killer. The Chill widow, a clever woman
of the world, arrives in time TO near
Martindale denounce a suggestion that
the position might be obtained for him
by call Of his mother-in-law or his wife
upon the impressionable Sir Reginald.
The scene changes to the home office
where the usually gallant Sir Reginald
is in melancholy mood and abjures the
female sex. Mrs. Jeffreys calls and is
CURLY dismissed. Then comes the dash
ing widow, who announces herself as
Mrs MaTtindale The Baronet is much
Impressed. The fair visitor refers to
Martindale in half-hearted way, at
once daring, yet dimly suggestive of
proper constraint and the coy Sir Re
ginald is fascinated completely. He
promises the appointment in return for
her vow to call again.
But she comes not back and the next
scene shows Martindale in the glory of
his new commissioners house at Bally-
mackilrush, where Sir Reginald appears.
The baronet renews his advances to the
supposed Mrs. MartindaleS and is aston
ished by the apparent progress of his
suit, and still more by the obvious apathy
of the VIGOROUSLY jealous Martindale.
who is blissfully ignorant of the means
whereby the appointment came to him.
At last Gladys has to explain matters,
but Sir Reginald scents conspiracy, and
still believing her to be Martindale's wife,
proposes to her in order to compel con-
fession. But she consents, and he is
caught.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

The Metropolitan opera company are
giving a series of afternoon musicals at
the Waldorf. .f zatf4 r-r
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

The first Of the series of entertain
ments of the Empire Theater Dramatic
School students will take place at the
Empire theater next week.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06
Special Prices to Merchants Buying at Wholesale.

Sole Agents for Smith & stoughon Celebrated Mems Shoes
and Boring g. Co.'s Ladies' Shoes.
money Rennded if Not Satisfied with More Than Your Moneys Worth"
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

Mrs. Richard Mansfields sale Of curios
realized over $4,000.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

Mr.. Frederick Warde has in prepara-
tion play by Mr. w. D. Eaton, entitled
"Iskander.o The scenes are laid in the
beginning of the fifteenth century. and
deals with the liberation OF Greece from
the Turkish rule.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-06

''The Chill Widow was given an air.
ing the past week In New York. 1t is
adopted from a French comedy and IN
cludes in its cast Mr.. Arthur Bourehier
and Miss Violet vaubrugh. Mr.. Bour-
CHER appeared at one time with MI
DAILY. and Miss Violet Yanbrugh, who In
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

O. lit uiel better euae falide Meis
nuns gu baben als gar teine, i@reibt Die
vGbicasoer Nrbeiterseituns". Mer li3
in sei'tiser 8e5iebuns I'M gar n'@ts
tummert, wer benz tobenoen Sample Der
eSoeen obne Ser tdnonib 5uiieb, ii@
1tets binter ben Oien hii@tet, menn er
Al irseno elmer @a9e, bel welder bic
Meni9beit intereilirt 1T, feline Meinuna
iasen loQ, ber fibrt oas 9eben zines
@amiters. Grei uno nit oiienem @iiir
in ben &ompi sieben, jeoen Gag Sie9e
ODER Nieberla9sn erleioen. oas lit IS,
mus bos 2eben lebenswertb madt. Dess
balb, ibr tlusen 9amiter, unb bic ibr
nut Sabr aus Sabr elm euere tleinen
@auie: uno Moulwurfsei@ait@m Be-
treibt, slaubt ia nibt, bab mir eu@ be:
neiben. 5elbl # wenn mir in ben &fs
eemubl unterlie9en, uenn ber @esner
nit 6obnselddter iiber uns bas S@mert
3iidt, iinb mir nod sladli@er ais mie
ibr. Wir seben wenistens nit benz
BemuBtiein untsr, selebt gu baben,
mabreno ibr nur wie Yflonjen i'm Moors
booen uesetirt babt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

Die ib%mersbafteten Nierens uuo
Vlaien:9eioem t6nnen innerbalb ie9s
Stunoen bur9 ben 0ebrau9 pom New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinoert werben. Oieies neue
9eilmittel bat liiberau Staunen errest
wesen Der P%romptbeit, nit welder bass
ielbe aQe Sdmerjm in ben Nieren, Der
8laie, Dem &iden unb ben 9urn:Gas
ualen bel beiosn @ei9lsdtern linbert.
Wenn Sbr cine idneue 2inberuns uub
Elm 9e.Imittel in oieier 9iniidt nOtbis
babt. 10 lit bies bic ridtise Nr3uei.
81 babvn ia Wno. $. gdlteins ~9lpotBete.
New ulm. Mimn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

IQe Nrten Don 8aubol,, als 8alten, 8ret=
ter, .S9inoeln, 2atte1, Moulbin9s ulp., urb
bic belteil Sorten &obleu Itets All 6anb.
Inter j3uiiderun9 prompter unb ree0er
geoiennn9 en,pfeble i) mid Der Bep0lteruu9
Don 9te,p ulm llnb llm9e9eub beitens.
Yeter @9erer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

Die @olotdfer %bebaupten betannt>
LID, baB in UNI erem 9ano 600 MiQios
men Dollars @olb u%orbanoen limb unb
uon elmer man9el5aften @elocirtulation
nidt be Geee iein Tonne. llno nun
beri1tet Der Ser. Staaten &oniul in
ct. Petersburg, Bag tir;li@ @olo i'm
@ertb pon so MiQionen &ubel aus
benz ruilii9cn S@aeamt in bic &ei4ss
bant sebra9t wuroen unb barunter waz
rem ni4t weni9er ais 80, 769, lis ame>
ritan,j1e @olobolars. Man BARI &c:
troit b~ebaupten. oaB in anoern europai>
l3en @anten uerbdItniB chen 10
utel ameritanii Dies @olo 81 finoen lit,
oenn in ben letten Sabren lino ia 9uns
oerte pom MiQionsn @olo ms Nuslan6
eej9idt morben uno nur Elm tleiner
1beil beilelben fam wiecer juriid. IS
mir6 uon 6a9leuteu bere&net, oaB bic
6dlite bcs @oloes Der Belt in enslis
i@en, fran;0Ni9en uno oeuti@en Bans
ten liest uno bag bic auslanoii9en 0an>
tiers bic anoere 9dlite beberrlden.
(wblt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

Sn @pomins, @biiaso County, eis
ner CHARACTERIZATION an Der ct. Saul
& DULUTH Babn, wurbe am 6reitas
Nbeno pom @dubern Elm Doppelmoro
periibt uno elm Dritter, Or. Softer pon
ct. Saul, enttam u nit tnapper Notb.
Der 2ettere bate lid NIT benz Nbenoz
3use ber ct. Saul & Duluth 8abn
na@ @pom,ns beseben, NIT Der Nbii4t
Don bort aus per Tubrmert ;u ieiner III
Osceola MiQs meilenoen tranten @attin
gu ellen. Nls er sesen Nitternadt
bort antam, fanb er bic 8emobner l9on
idmmtli& i&lafeno, er besob lid beRbalb
gu elmer in Der 9iabe bes Depots selesez
men &eltauration, no er 5wei Manner
Namens 9apes uno Saul beroustromz
n,elte unb oieielben eriu@te, einen Wasen
fir i'm gu b eiorsen. Gbe oieielben ii@
iebo9 antleioen tonnten traten brei
mastirte @duber nit benz Nusruf v9dnz
be bod" in bas nur ipdrli@ erleu@tete
3immer. 9aps unb Saul folsteu Der
@eiiuns, Softer iette ii@ inbeB 6ur
@ebre, in 6olse beiien b.e &auber auf
ibre Opfer gu i@ieBen %besannen, nobel
bic beioen @ritsemannten tOotli@ setrois
fen unb ber Oottor permunbet wuroen.
Dis Banbitm ma@ten ii@ alsbann nit
unseiabr $75, wel@e lie benz permunoes
ten Dottor abnubmen, bauon unb ais
bic alarmirten Bemobner ber @taot ii&
gu ibrer @eriolsuns ani@idten. waren
iie bereits ii5er ale Ber9e. Grit am
Sonntas Na@mittas selans es elmer
pom Sberiff bes @ountps orsaniiirten
8olie, bic Banbe in einem Sumpf in Der
Nabe uon Nortb Brand gu unt5inseln
uno nod ldnserem &f, in mel@em
elmer Der @duber er|@ohen muroe, &C.
fansen gu nebmen. llm bic @efanssnen
Dor einsm Qyn@seri3t ;u i@asen, fano
man es fir seratben iie ~uorerit in benz
@ountpsefansniB in 5tiQwater nnters
subrinsen. Die @%eiansenen nannten
li@ Sames Cunningham unb George
&eup unb ben Namen ,bres eri@oienen
SpieBsejelen saben iie ais Bob 8ilion
an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25
Cine fir bic peuti9en YoSen ber

cine fir bic psutiden Vo9en ber
&nisbts Of Yytbias intsrsiante "no
weittraseuoe gnti4eiouns wuroe oieier
Gage ourd ben &i1tsr Carpenter Der
Circuit Court it Detroit abseseben. Wis
bel Der lssten Convention in @aibiuss
ton bic Supreme 2ose ii@ weiserte, ben
Sosen oas &edt ;u;uertennen, oas Or
benss Nituul in oeutide Spra@e oruden
gu lalen unb bic beutider Spra9e bel
ben Serbanelunsen su sebrau@en, tra>
ten peri4iebene beuti4e Vosen aus Dem
Oroen aus, unb orsaniiirtsn unter benz
Sitsl 1.-The Improved Order Of
Knights of Pythias" cine neue &C.
ieui@ait. Die @roblose besoun eurouf
Gin ser.&tli@es @erfabren, UNI Der neuen
@eieQi@ait ben obiseu Gi.el itreitis gu
MAIDEN unb nabm einen G.nbaltsbefebt
beraus, ben @ebrau@ bes neuen Iitels
3u %uerbirbern. &idter Carpenter ents
idieo, bag Der neue Gitel gu iebr uer>
i9ieoen uon benz alten lei, UNI ju 0ers
me9ielunsen fiibren gu %tOnnen, anb
mics ben ginbaltsbeiebl ab. 0aour9
lit tlar bewieien, baB Die oeutl4en 2os
gen oas &e9t baben, bic oeuti@e Spra@e
bel ibre Nrbeit gu sebrau@eu uno bas
Oroenss &itual in beutider Spra4e 9e>
orudt weroen bari.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

&ci Der Mbre9nuns Der uertra9ten
Citizens Yaus in &eowooo Sails iou
seraoe nod @elo senus uorbanben ses
weien ieiu, UNI bic @eri@tstoiten. Mo:
uotatenseblbren uno berslei@en 81 be-
;ablen; fir bic Oepoiitoren une tleineren
grebitorsn blieb tein rotber Sent iibris.
limb oa uerlansen bic Meni@en, welde
bies uerbro9en baben. nod S4cnun9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25
Re&inlcp uno @obart.

gSie aus sinem, st. youis ben 10.
Stunt ha,irten unb an anoerer Steue
bieier Drummer publ,cirten Ver,dt iiber
ben republitaniiden NationaIsG onuent
in ct. 9ouis bsruorsebt. wuroe Wtc:
Riulep. wis gu erwarten itano. idon bel
Der eriten Mbitimmuns nit GROCER Wsbrs
belt ais YrdIbentidaitssG anbieat nos
minirt. @arrat u. 9obart BON Nsw
sSeriep wurbe ebeniaus 1T Der eriten Nb:
it,mmuns nit aniebnli4er Waioritdt
ais Gice>Vrdi ioent nominirt. Cont
sins bic Observation-Disclosures usrs
bdltnismabis slott pom Statten. ans
bers seitoltete ii@ inoeB bic Sa@laae
bel Der Nooptiruas Der platform. in
melder entidicoen SteQuns 81 @uns
item pom elm eitiser 0olowdbruna sez
ornmeu miro. OaB bic Senatoren
Seller uno Cannon, iomie cine sroBere
Mu,abl iilberireunbli3er Selesaten oars
auibiu bic Convention usrlieBen. lit eben=
fous aus Dem o%b9enannten Veri9t 81
erjeben. Ma9bem bieielben ben Sieunsss
iaal p%srlaIisn, besaben lie lid mad Dem
Sotel ct. Ni9olas, 100 cine Gonferen;
%ohoehoIten murbe. 0a6 Neltlteuunq
Der lbatia9e, oaB iber 100 Nationals
Delesaten seneist ieien, cine II Nartei
Al arinoen, muroe an Nbenb cine sweite
0eriammluns absebalten, nobel be-
idlolem wurbe, bic @riinbuns elmer
gartei. wel9e lid Der Sa@e ber Silbers
leute annebmen woue, gu protlamiren.
Weit Der Nusarbeituns elmer rNorele an
bas ameritaniide Bolt" CUR grtlaruns
Der Stsuunsnabme Der llrbeber Der Be-
,pe9uns ;ur 6inonSirase muroe elm So
mite ernannt, meldes am nddten Wors
gen iiber ieine Sbdtisteit 9sri@t e. tatz
tete. en- Der betrefienben Proclamation
miro selteno semo@t, bag bic republifoz
uijde partei Die Sode Der Mrbeiter nnb
Der iSormer bes Yanbes ni9t LANCER pers
trete, oa 1e ben @elbleuten bes Stens
in bic 6anbe arbeite. Man meroe cine
ausemeine 9ebuns bes @ei@aftes ni@t
erleben, bis Der YimetaQismus in leine
Wedte setreten.. 9lus oieiem @ru"oe
foroert Der nunmebr %unabbansis &C.
morbene Tliisel Der republitanii9en
Yartei bic Dele9aten 81 ben abjubaltens
ben Gonucntionen anberer Yarteien aut,
@enater 9enrp W. Seller Don Golos
raoo, ben mabren Vertreter Der Bimes
taQilten Der Ser. Staaten, als Prdls
beuten III nominiren. @,e uerlautet,
io0en ii9 bereits uiele berporrasenoe
@ilber>O emotraten uno Qopulilten be-
reit ertlart baben Der NuHoroeruns, bic
Domination Don Seller als~nabbdnsiSsn
@ral ioentl4afts=G 6 anoioaten gu enoolli:
rem, ua9sutommen. Obslsi@ oies mobl
ber ji9erite @es ieiu wiroe, bic Wobl
McSinleps gu bintertreiben, sweifeln
mir bod iebr fart baran, ooB bic Mals
fen BET prinsipientreuen Demotraten uno
Yopulilten 1i9 aui ben panoel einlollen
ueroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

u9eaeon" Dbite ertlGrt, bic
9auemepsrs mareen in bisiem Sabre eas
republitouii9e National:G idet unters
fifteen. - Oaran wiro wobl Niemanb
sweifelr, ebeuioweniS oarau. oaB alle
ibriseu Wiuionare uno @u9erer ssnau
baiIelbe tbun werben. Oas SoIt birite
inbeB bod nod gan; %beionoers Moti;
bon bieier Sbatia@e nebmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

Die @olbrei erue nabert lid mebr
uno mebr benz 9unbertmiuionen:Ms
psau. SIN 2auie oes Sommers miro
bic 3eit tommen, no 9arlisle bas 2ieo
anitimmt: llno Du muBt nod eimmal
pumpsn, wie gu IS i9ou oft 9et9an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

@aS bic BON Der republitauil9en
National Convention aooptirte @olb:
plante fir Tri4te trdst, lit bereiis aus
elmer sroBen MnSabl republitauii@er
3eitunsen, wel@e ben Sei@luB aui oas
gntidieoeni tie %ueroammen, erii9tli@.
Ois Oetroiter tribune, cine Der dltes
item tdsli@en 3eitunsen bes Weitens un6
bas leitsnbs rspublitanii4e 0latt IN
Midisan felt Der @riinouns Der Partei,
meiit ). 9. in gan; un;weioeutiser 8eiie
bic Grtldrun9 Der republitanii9en Naz
tional: Gonuention fir abiolute Cobb
wdbruus uno 9esen Bimetauismus 5us
rid, uno iast: v0er Ganb,oat Der Yartei
lit uns gang re4t, ober bic Platiorm 1T
in Der widtisiten Trase bes Hanoes uer>
bommunsswertb, unpotrioti@ uno unz
republi,onii@. Niemanoens &epublita>
nismus fam an9efodten meroen, menn
er auf Der breiten National: unb Staats>
platform Der Versanaenbeit lteben bleibt,
bic fall DIE uab unameritanii9e Protlas
nation Der ct. Coulter Weri3w6run9
;uridweiit uno ben Natb ertbeilt, jeoen
v9olomonometauiitii@en" Gon9reBcans
bioaten enersil@ gu b%etampfen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25
General 8oDntpn bebcuptet,

bas ameritanii@e Volt babe bic ebrs
li4ite Gesieruns oer @elt. So miilen
bic @esierunsen Der iibrisen 80lter Der
Groe mabre @auberz uno Spitbuben*
Banben iein, benn bic unirise leiitet auf
Dem gebiete bes 0oltsbetru9s l3on
gang ertledlides, meint bas rBeuepiuer
Ea9eblatt".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25
&cbntc Il &einbQrt
Compapy*

0ieielbe bat ,pdbrenb bes @inters eiaen
9robeu @orratb Don trpfaQbeQem gis fir
ben Sommerbeoarf eiu9elest u1b lit nunmebr
bereit, inter llberaleu Yebin9uu9eng eite1un=
gen baraui iomobl fir beu @el@aitsz ais
Samiliemsebroud ent9e9en3unebmeu. Ser
2ieferua9 Don sis at YriuatzS amilien mirb
bic 9rSBte Nufmertiamfeit Sel9entt. We9en
bes Naberen weube maj, li4 an Srie Sebnte
ODER Mar &einbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

bic ii9 bic j3eiten ODER uielmebr bic
Weni1en dnbern! Sn ct. youis mar
es ben republitanii6en Nat,onalconz
uentss %Nrranseuren TAFT unmosli@, fir
bic iorbisen Oelesaten u%ntertunft gu
iinben. &siu 9otel moQte iie onineb:
men. Nus bieier Gbotia@e Tam man
ieben, ME tief bic Bartei aeiunten lit,
bic ii9 nod INNER bamit briiltet. bic
Stlauen befreit gu boben. Scr &o1en:
bag lit beate beinobe ebenio fart, als
uor benz 8ursertries unb gu bieiem
bat ii@ aud nod Der &Iais
seieat. (@blt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-25

Refine Rronfbeit bat iemalS 70 biele eigentbamlid-
Reiten 9e3eiat pie bic Grippe. Refine Qranfbeit I1bt
tbre 0pter 70 sei&ua&t unfdbis. f&lanos. xerpenIOs
tpie bic Grippe.
2ife Snfuranee 60. BON Rentudp. tast:
.ssn 1889 unb 80 bate i'd atpei t9pere anfdne ber
Grippe. bon benen Der lebte mein yterbenipftem 70
behenfli4 1~errittete, bab man an ueinem 2eben bers
j~,peielte. 3pei Monate lang 9enob i'd teineu S&lot
tdubten. aber feline Grboluns 9emdbrten. sd NOR
MID nur elmer 9roken 9eifti9en S4pd9e, %tobtbrin'
9enber tbrper!i4er S4meraen rnb Der 2batia4e BE-
81 btefem Buftaube perfu4te i'd Is nit r. Miles'
Meftorotipe Neroine. ssa9 smei 1agen ae,pabrte ID
cine mertlide Befleran9 un6 nod 0trlalf eines @os
mats mar i'd b~ersefteut. gum 9rObeu grftaunen Auer.
auSeejei@neter 9efuHbbeit un6 babe Sbre 9eilm,ttel
bielen meiner Greunbe empiobIeu."
2ouispiae. q. San. 1895. .. .. &tItsa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-16
RUmoRED BIG SALE.
Roekefsii,r Thought 90 Have bought
tho johnson Steel Plant.

Roeksfsll,r Thought 10 Have bought
the Johnson Steel Plant.
CLEVELAND. Sept. IA rumor is In
circulation here 20 the effect that John
ID. Rockefeller, multimil.ionAire, pur-
chased the great plant Of the johnson
Steel company a, L1arino. bat It lacks
confirmation. In fact, President A. J..
MexhAm Of the johnson company, when
communicated with by telephone, de-
MED the rumor EI.Congressman Tom
L. johnson is at present absent from
the city. An incident that would seem
10 give some credence 10 the rumor Il
the fact that Rockefeller has during the
past two days been driving about ths
country In tie vicinity Of Lorraine. max
ing a careful examination Of the lay Of
the Ian d between Lorraine and Elyria
The building by Rockefeller Of an i'm
mense feet Of ore nrrying vessels on
the great lakes 10 carry ore from th'
mines In the Superior region has les
many people 70 believe that ROckefelle
intends building or acquiring the BIZ
steel plant TO convert his ore into manu-
featuring products.