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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

9as bonn Oberbunbesgeri9t beitGttete
Strafurt4eiI .geeen ben S9iffscapiz
tim 8iborg pom SGibufierf4iff
n5orIa"' lautet auf fe4s3ebn Monate Sc
fdnsniB Gail) unb cine 0cIbbuBe BON
$500. Der Gbicagoer Acknowledgements
% b m a n, befien Offer fir cuba, trOB
feines getpaltigen @bicagoer 9ur6fals BET
8etperbung um abermaligeNomination, ni9t
erfaltet 1T, iu9t cine 8egnabiguns 8iborg's
burb ben prdfibenten berbei5ufiibren, unb
er Fat fi9 Die 1nterf9rtften bieler gpngreBz
mitglieber fir Die 8itt19rift beri9afft. 0us
lit tattlos! Cine augenblidli9e 8egndbiz
gung 8iborg's piirbe natiirli9 6as Oaiein
berientgen amertfanif9e 8iirger, pel9e ft9
lpegen 5libuitierei in fpanif6en @efGngs
niien auf Cuba befinben, iebr gefGbrben,
Oas 8unbesgeieb, aHf nelbes bin @apt.
Wibprg perurtbeilt lift, perbdngt cine 5trdfe
bis gu breiidbrigera @infperrung u b Bis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
ur bic S~GGinOts 6~taats3eftu n 81
Der oberri6tcr Der fiioafrtfanii@c1t
McDMbIif.

Der Sberri6ter SrdnspauG's pber Der
1ubafrifanil6en 3epublit beiBt &ebe unb
1t9t De &orte, tpie neuli9 Die, &abelz
no4ri9ten iugten. SIS piirbe elm iebr bar
ter S4lag fir Dom 9auG" fein, tpenn es
ii9 pirfli4 %berausfteIsn ip1te, buB 8Obe
Der 8ete9li9feit f9ulbig it,
S6on felt bielen Sabren gilt &obe i'm
SranspduG 9epiifermaBen u1s 8riiger's
re9te 9unb. Gr lit Elm bD9ft gebilbeter,
fdbiger Maun, unb bat pOr benz 8rdfibenz
ten Der &epu6Iit pOraus, baB er mebrere
@pra9en - 9euti9, @nglii9 >unb 5ran5D=
fii6 g%eldufig Ipri6t, On feinem &ufe
flebte Ieitber ni6t Der g~eringite Matel. Sci
Der 9rGI tbentenz@a BON 1893, ais g. S.
gaul &riiger iHA gum brittenmaIe I'M @iez
berernG6lung beipar6, trat &obe aIs 9egenz
fanbibat auf, purbe a6er nit GROCER 5timz
menme6r6sit geI9lagen. Die Nieberlage
bat i'm teinespegs erbittert, Go9 beute
fagt S6erri6ter &obe Sebem, Der es bOren
! min, baB Dom pauG" elmer Der gr0Bten
\ Mdnner bes S%abrbunDerts unb in Wd6rbeit
Der 8ater feines Bottles 1T.
DAB &ube Der 8efte9ung 5ugdngli4 fei,
fOnaen mir unm0gli6 glau6en. Ser See
riht oupon 1T pabrI6einli4 ni4ts anberes
ols cine in johannesburg ober in Der @apa
1fabt pOm nperfiben 4GbtOn" ausgebriitete
&abelente. q. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Die 8egelung Der rufiif6en Wdbrung,
b. +. Der 1ebergang CUR @olbpdbrung, bat
fi9 etnas ~oer5Ogert, 1T aber ni6t, pte Wie=
ner 9epef6en ~mittbeiGten, bom &ei9sratbe
abgelebnt porben, '9ie 8er30gerung tpur0e
babur9 b~erbeigefibrt, baB es fir notbtpens
big erabtet purbe, bas @runbgeIeb Der
aei4sbqnf ben BON ibr 81 iiberne6menben
9erpfli6tungen gemGB ob~5udnbern, unb
au9 einige Der fir Die @ufnabme Der @Dlb=
3ablungen bonn .S~inan3miniiter Wttte err
lafTenen 8ettmmungen ab3udnbern ober als
unnDtbig faGlen gu lafen. Die 8eitimmung
pegen Der gfeferDe purbe bubin a~bgednbert,
baB Bis au 800 @reoitrubel bic 9edung
minbeitens in Der 9Glfte Sob beteben iOl;
fir jeben Rubel ii6er 800 MiGionen muB
elm Rubel Sob 0edung %oorbanben fein.
Wabrf9einli6 piro febr bafo mad Der &rOz
nung sDes G3aren Der Sag Der @infiibrung
Der neuen 8dbrung feitgeieBt peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Ipringen, ba Der SUB Der. &e b0nig be-
1eBt mar. 0abei glitt er auf benz @eftein
aus unb ~itiir5te. Oa elite bic Menge NIT
9u@6u<@ei@ret beran, aber in bemfelben
4ugenblide, ais fte mid errei9te, bate i)
mein Pferb emporgerihen unb getpdnn 10
bic Rrone Der @taotmduer, alerbings aug
elmer &opfz unb 9anOpunbe blutenb unb
nit tii9tigen S9mer3en in alien @liebern.
Mebnli3 tpie mir ging es un1ez
rem &pmmanbeur Sreiberrn bon
&eibenitetn. 2eBterer tpurbe bur9 cine
tiefe &ppfpunbe unb einen @9laq iiber
ben re9ten Irm Derpunbet, pdbrenb 9err
BON 8ordenbauien lei9tere 8erlebunaen ba=
BON trug. Die iibrigen 9erren e~rtannten bic
@efabr our re9ten 3eit unb e%ntgingen ibr
baOur4. 3pei 9erren pon uns reiten I'M
frlge biefer Nffaire iofort mad @6anq6ai,
I'm bel benz @eneralcpnful 81. @tuebel ben
S9uB Seutf4lanb's 81 erbitten. 8e3ei6=
nenD 1T IS iibrigens fur bic 9tneiI6e Sa=
pferteit. bdB 6unberte bon MenI6en eineu
e~in3igen unbepaffneten Better entfommen
.lafen. 9eute. f9illert mein re9tes Muqe,
beioe 4rme, .Riiden urb re9teS 8ein in alen
Sarben bis gum %tiefiten s9nara, @lei9
na9 benz ueberfqq fam Der 9D9ffpmmanz
birenbe, Der General Bang, Der @efretGr
unb 5liigeIabiutant bes @iaet0nigs 2in=
9pngziii, Namens Sii, unb Der Siien>tentat,
militdrif9er Oireftpr Der Sietiiengztf9in=
@rmee, alfo unferer Sruppen, UNI bas tiefite
8ebauern bes 8t5et0nigs ausauipre9en, uns
@4ub unb ben Nufrii6rern itrengfte Gtrafe
5l perbeiBen, Sn Der Shat iinb au9 f9on
perf9iebene 8erbaftungen erfolgt. Ser
9runD bes Nuftunbes lit Der, baB ben Qeuten
in Der fru4tbaren, ibpaiI3 T4Dnen @egenb
ibr @runb unb 8oben fir militGriT9e
3pede genommen purbe unb bann bas @elb,
pel9es tie bafiir erbalten iolten, unter19laz
gen purbe. Man bate ben 2euten geIagt,
mir bdtten bus .9elo, unb 10 fu9ten ie an
uns, benz 8erbungern preisgegeben, tire
&a9e 5u fiaen. DAB es ibnen ni9t .ge=
luugen 1T, fann man elm 8unber nennen,
oa Der Nnf9lug borbereitet tpar unb bic paz
role ntezfiz6anzquibe" G9last fe tobt, bic
rotben SeufeD lautete. Ser 8iaef0nig, Bel
pel4em mir erit por fur5er s3eit gum Siffin
eingelaben tparen, foa iiber ben 8orfau 1e6r
aufgebra9t fein unb bef9lpfen BADEN, einige
Ron ben uebeltbdtern 9in5uri3ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

@e9en ben S9norrer Mbl
fparbt tpurbe an einem Der lebten Mbenbe
gu PidleOile BEL 8ropflbn - Der @egenD,
tpo er fih am metiten berumtreibt - cine
beutf9e Observation-Disclosures ge6alten
unb 5tpar meiftens bon beutf@en Subenfeins
ben. @iner Der &ebner, SSacob 9effet, tbeilte
6plgsnbes NIT:
vg8as 6enfen sic, bieIer @b[parbt, 6ie>
fer angebli6e Mntiien1it, 6ieies parafttii9e
@ei6ipiir am &0rper beS Nntiiemitismus,
bieier Bacillus in ben @~ineemeiben Der euz
ten Sa6e = ct gebt bin unb berieBt feline
Sadem bel ilbiiben Pfanbonfels"
gu@ cine geborene Sibin fam iibrisens
in Der 8erfammlung gum @ort, nGmli9
bic befanute @o5ialiitin @mma @plbmann,
bic II. q. fagte:
rNbltpar6t pumpt Subeu pie Gbriften
gIei6mGBig an uno bdIt 6aburb bas natioz
nalz0fonomii6e @letb9epibt aufrebt. SIM
llebrigen min i6 ibm ben &atb eeben, iib
in etnem ezMuleum ausiteueu gu lalz
fer."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

@On benz englii@zd9pptif6en 5eIb3ug i'm
Suban Fat Bis ieBt tpenig berlautet, Man
1T eben nod Bel ben @or6ereitungen. Na6
benz Brpgramm iolte. geitern ober beute bas
25O0 Manp itarte inbii9e Contingent. in.
@uatim eintreffen, unb iOI in bieien Sagen
Die @iienbabn 3pii6en benz Murabz8run=
men unb @bu 9qmeb boGlenbet fein, NIT be-
rem 9ii1fe man ni4t nur Sruppen unb groe.
biant, ionbern audi &anonenbppte ben Sell
binauf transportiren min. Nber, penn ni6t
bur9 bic 9erpii9e ba5u g~e5tpungen, biirf=
ten bic @ngldnoer ni4t por Dem 9erbit in
Die pirtli9 triegerii9e Nttion eintreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

1886 erri6tet tpurbe; unb ni9t tpeit oapon,
an Der anberen Settle Der 2anotraBe, befinz
ben ii9 Die Mablmiible unD bas f9lpBartige
6eim inmitten npbl9epflegter 81umenbeete,
@aIfertiinite, Gebenlauben, Obftz unb Sc
miiiegarten BON Sran5 9ine. einem 9euti9@
Mmerifuner, Der, i9on felt bteGen Sabren
bort anIGfiig, itb groBen &ei9tbum ertpor@
ben bat. Seine Miible Fat ben fpanii9en
Namen nMolino bel @lorieta". Mu9 Der
8o1tmeiiter BON Albuquerque tit Deutf6er
Mbfunft unD piele Der bebeutenbIten Sc
16dfte baIslbit perDen BON 0eutf9en be-
trieben.%
limb nun b~egIeiten mir 4brenbt na9
IGtubab Suare5 i'm al~tmeritaz
nif6en @taate Gbibuabua. Gr f9reibt
bariiber, NIT elmer S9luBma6@
nunq an bic SiIberbDlbe, SOL
genbes:
n8on Albuquerque ging's brett 1iibli6
Bis @l Bafo in Seras, BON pD aus i9 einen
MbFe9er mad @iubab Suare8 in Merifoaam
e~ntgegengeTebten ufer bes 8ip @ranbe
mahte. 9as Stdbt9en 1oG friiber einmal
iiber 10000 @inmobner ge3dblt baben; iebt
bat es taum 1000, fat fdmmtli9 Merifaner,
Die elm trGges Sti1eben fiibren unb ii1 nenig
pber gar ni9t nm Neuerungen, SortI4ritt
Doer llnternebmungen irgenb pel3er Irt be-
fimmern. Sic leben rubig ibren altbergez
bra6ten 56lenbrian in arm ieligen nOobe"z
9GuIern peiter, pie es ibre 8orfabren f9on
bor nabe5u 400 Sabren getbdn. Oas ipri9z
tpDrtlt9e vStol3 tpie Elm Spanier" 1T duf Die
Na9tpmmen Der eblen 6ibalgos unb Montez
aumas in Suare3 ni9t anipenbbar. Die
Mii9lingc aus ca iftltantI9em unb S%nbianer=
@eblit, pie i9 1fe in Sibzgalifornien, Neuz
Merito Ii. |. 10. gefeben, iinb fem beroi59es
9ef9lebt. IS giebt tppbl mdrtige @eItalten
BON rieiigem &Drperbau unter ibnen, aber
i'm 9ur9i9nitt iinb es unterIebte 2eute nit
foblf9ipur5en f~truppigen 9aaren, bunflen
fte9enben 4ugen unD brGunli6=rotber 9autz
farbe, 10 baB iie' ausIeben, tpie gut an9ez
raubte 9feifentDpfe, ni9t unGbnli6 ienen
3igeunern, Die i9 als &nabs i'm 6ar3gebirge
fab, po tie nit Gatten= unb MGufefaQen
banbelten.
Sogar bas MilitGr in Der &aferne gu
Suare5 iab f9Gbis aus; Die Splbaten truz
gen ale geflidte 1niformen unb g~entrten itb
ni3t, UNI Srinfgelb an5ubalten. Ser 2ieute=
nant auf Der Wa9e fagte mir, baB Elm gez
tpObnli9er SplOat u II Gents ben Sag
betommt, Elm rnterpffiaier So Gents unb Elm
lieutenant Is Gents ben Sag. 9as tit ia
fdum genug fir lire @iearretten, Die Tie fat
~beitdnbig berqualmen; benin man mub be-
benten, baB meritunif9e Miinae II ettpa
bal6 .fo biel i'm Wertbe reprdIentirt, ais
amerifanii9es 8elb.
Wenn man einen merifanif9en Stlberz
Dollar einpe6felt, 10 betommt man nur "a
Gents amerifanif9er Minae, pbtpo6l Der
meritanif9e SiGberzOo lar ebenIo groB- lit,
ais Der unfertge. Sin @las 8ier foitet in
SSuare5 5 Gents bon unferem unb 10 Gents
merifanif9en @elbes. nnb 10 gebt's nit
Nqem, mas bort feilgeboten ptrb; in Saul
ldben, Speifelpfalen, iiberau muB man bas
Ooppelte oes b%erldngten pretfes be3ablen,
tpenn man merifanif9es @elb anbietet. So,
bic 9eI9Gftsleute .nebmen ibre einbeimif6e
Minae nt9t einmul germ, fogar gu benz er@
niebrigten @ertbe. Dies foIten fib uniere
Sinan5politifer merfen, bic bur@ Silbers
mdbrung, tpie ite in Merifo gilt, bic @ereintgz
ten Staten gu .begliiden boffen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
gu elmer @elobuBe bon $4,000. Miborg's
StrafmaB 1T alfo glimpffi9.

Or. @mil s.. 9irE@, ber entI9ies
bene 8efdmpfer aller Suben6eber, rimmt in
Der n~eueften 4tsga6e ieines Gbtcagoer STE
form NOOocate," um bes prinaips pilen
entf3teben 9artei ii + StDder, 10 melt
Die @inipra4e bes &oifers @iGbelm II.
gegen iebe' politif6e Sbdtigteit BON 9rebi=
germ in 8etrabt fommt. go nenig er FONT
NIT StDder gu tbun bat, fagt er iber befen
mutbiges Nuftreten geger ben &ai1er bod:
"Snbem' Or. StOder 9eltenb ma9t, baB bic
&eligion unb ibre 2e6rer pefentli6it an ben
tdgli9en Mngelegen6eiten bes Meni6enz
lebens nnb an ben, f~o8iaIen 8e3iebungen Der
Menf9en betbeiligt iinb, berbient er ni9t
nur teinen Sabel, ~fOnbern bat @nipru9 auf
Die 8iaigung aller bentenben Greunbe Der
Heligion,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Borie uno hanoeL

SIZE gaufaussrei4unsea beltefen fa ssifern aaT
SIS, 391, 295. ~ @ *-1+.
AMI benz btetgel Wtartte mar Selb atf Rinbianna gu
6 b. 8. IeiGt gu befpntmeR Mno MSe9iet puroen
mtt6-7b. 8. bistontirt. e.
@e4Iel a~ufugsep gOrf purOeu NIT 80 ets. aufselb
pertauft.a
anf europa tuarben berednss: @tat. so Sage
Sonbun (pfb. @terI.I 489 488
q orts (Sraucs). $500. ...... 5l42-l-16 5155S-l16
8erliu CWtarf) 95 1916 IS 7-16
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Ser berii4tigte oemofratif6apopulifif6e

Der berii4tigte bemotruti6zpopu1iitii9e
8unbesfenatOr gilman BON @iibzgaz
%roltnq, Der fi4 i'm @enut rii6mte, baB err
ben Brdfipenten Gleoelanb nit Der M / :
ungreife, bebient ii9 bieier libel
rte4enben @affe AUDI als prGfibentf9aftsz
&anoibat. @r bertbeilt g~egenpdrtig an
feline Qnbdngerlein &anbibatur< 2Gb8ei9sn,
beitebenb aus elmer ftlbernen Mtitgabel nit
brei 3aden, an beren iebem Elm n@olbtdfer"
aufgeipieBt lit; Die brei @olbtdfer absr traz
gen bic Sni6riften: Carlisle, ~@ber<
man., p@lepelanO" 9as ein3ige @nitdn<
bige an benz @b5ei9en iinb bieie brei 3amen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Diehn1drft.

mtnbpteb wurOe in ben stOd.Darbs pts tOt3t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
aInoeineiner mddrenmdrft.

9 # e--Sute 6uaIitdt 25-35 gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
gsbr gunOes19ulOIo e,us wurOen III gsw 9ort Der.

Die BDrle mar 9eltern bes SeIertageS mPgeH geIWIUI=
len.
Winen=Qftien.
Sic gurIe ar Der @biea9oer 8er9tperfs' nnb Wsireral'
0nrfe mnran neitPrn: -
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

After the usual devotional services
were held, the Pacific coast was heard
from in the person of Rev. G. A. Blair of
Portland, Ore, who spoke concerning
"City Missions" showing the greater
need of work being done in the city than
there was for it in the country. He
spoke of the necessity of our doing some
thing with the city to keep it from heath
enizing us. He further said we are not
merely to enter the cities to save our
church, but to save men.
Following Mr.. Blair Rev. NJ e. Chap
pell OF. Paducah. KY, read the following
paper on
''Synodical Missions
file was followed by the hit of the day.
though on the money question. Rev.
Charles Manton of Paris, Tex, chairman
of the assembly's committee on syste-
matte beneficence, spoke on this subject
which elected great interest and aroused
the assembly to lively questioning and
volunteer speech-making, and seemed to
bring to the surface the fact that the
church is awakening to an enthusiastic
interest on this subject, If it is a money
question.
Mr. Maness of Missouri then spoke on
the question of finances in the local
church, after which several active pastors
were questioned by Superintendent
Laughlin in regard to the plans or sys-
TENS of finance used In their churches.
Rev. Charles Manton gave what seemed
TO be an ideal plan. 1t is the weekly en-
velope system, and every member of the
church is expected to and must pay some
thing regularly. The pastor gets his sal
ary the first of each month, whether the
money is in the treasury or not, the Off
cials of his church becoming responsible
for his salary, going to the bank for it If
need be.
Rev. J. G. Miller of Westchester, o.,
presented the needs of the Ohio synod
and plead nightly for mission work In
Ohio. He made friends for his cause by
his speech, which was well directed
The session then adjourned until even
ing with prayer by Rev. ]. Nj. Halsell,
D. D., of Houston, Tex.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-21

due him for the high standard that the
Pennsylvania synod has attained in the
church. .ae.5f zaa
At the close of Mr.. Birds address the
rally took a reces for dinner.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-21
lc-p, PARAGRAPHS.

Universal regret was yesterday ex-
pressed because of the absence Of w. J..
Darby, d. D.. or Evansville. Ind. who h
Continued on Eighth Page.)
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Urethral Structure.

Cured on the same terms. The treatment is painless. I perform all manner of surgical operations pertaining to my speciality, and through the influence of anesthetics cause no pain. This a boon to the afflicted.
 There are many complications follow ing Private Diseases, such as Bad Blood, Skin, Bladder and Womb Troubles, Ul- cers, Pimples, Blotches sore Mouth, etc.. all of which quickly get we'll when the cause is removed.
 I wish to call special attention to my treatment of unfortunates suffering from the effects of Early Imprudence, Errors of Youth, Loss of Vitality, Loss of Man. hood, Sexual Debility. or any of the mad dening effects. Get we'll and be man. Enjoy life as you should. Thousands of men and youths are occupying subordi- nate positions in life today who, if they were able to exercise their brain power to it's fullest capacity. would instead be leaders.
 In a majority of cases can cure my pa- tients by mail treatment. I can furnish medicines from my Dispensary, or. as am Regular Licensed Physician, I can write them prescriptions. If they prefer they can have them prepared by their home druggist.
 If you live in or near the city, call at my Private Dispensary. If at distance, write me your trouble. My book on Pri- vate Diseases and proper question lists will be sent on application
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chung to Csstoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castorts.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Hosiery, Kid Gloves And HandkerchiefS.

200 dozen ladies' fast black Hose, we
 usually sell at 15c pair, at.......... 7c 36 dozen ladies' seamless fast black
 Hose, worth 200 a pair, at..... 10c 300 pairs Sample Silk Gloves, worth
 75c and $1 a pair, your choice. ...... 25c 30 dozen ladies' gold lacing Kid Gloves,
 in black, tan and brown, 5-hook,
 worth $1 a pairs at at...................7Sc .7Sc 25 dozen ladies' black undressed Kid
 Gloves, 4-button lengths, at. 99c 80 dozen children's colored bordered
 Handkerchiefs, regular price 5c each,
 per doZen.. ............,..,....... .1Sc 50 dozen ladies scalloped embroidered
 Handkerchiefs, usual price 15c each,
 at..... .......... ,... ,..... Be
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27

A specialist treats only a special or particular class of diseases. I have the distinction of being the only physician in the south controlling sufficient practice in Private Diseases to devote my whole time to their cure.
 This daily contact for year after year with such troubles gives experience. Ex- perience is essential to success.
 My Medical Dispensary was established in the city of Birmingham August 3, 1887, for the exclusive cure of Private Dis eases. Privacy is one of it's special fea- lures. It is so arranged that one patient never necessarily sees another People who have social relations to sustain ap- preciate this. The very best people are often unfortunate and dislike to consult their family physician through feelings Of delicacy. To them I offer a safe, sure cure and perfect privacy.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Staple Goods.

5000 yards Percales, in good lengths
 forvihirt Waists, worth 71Ac, at.. Az
 - ndigo Blue Calico, best Two cases yard-wide Fruit of Loom
 or Lonsdale, at.................... 71a One cease yard-wide Bleached Do
 nestle, 22 yards, for. O One case soft-finished Bleached Do
 nestle, 25 yards for. or.....,.........T O. Three bales heavy brown Domestic,
 good quality, 22 yards .,..........$1 0 Two bales ,yard-wide Sea Island at. AZ Three bales Cotton Checks, stand
 ard quality, at.............,........ 4 Two cases Apron Ginghams, good
 quality, at per yard. 4
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
''Her Royal Highness, Wom- an," Opera House Friday evening. 2-25-N
Old Plant to Be Moved.

The Elyton Land company's rolling mill plant, situated on the Avondale eIec- tricfcar line and Thirty-third street, is being torn down for removal to Anniston. Mr. Haskin Williams contracted with MT. Will Wells yesterday for placing the machinery on board cars for shipment. The plant had been idle for long time and it is understood will be put in oper- atia4a- at Anniston.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
To the CIothiers and Tailors.

The bids for the spring uniforms for the police department are now open. All parties who wish to make bid on said uniforms will have their bids in by March 9, at o'clock D. m. For further information apply at my office at police headquarters.
 T. c. MCDONALD,
 Chief of Police. Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 26, 1896. 2-27-3t- thur -fri-sun.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27

No. 2 carries Pullman union sleeping car Birmingham to Cincinnati and Pullman drawing room sleeping car Birmingham to Washington and New York without For further information call on or apply to R. l.. NEWTON,
 Travelling Passenger Agent, No. 2 N. 20th Street, Birmingham. Ala. Telephone No. S4S.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Syphilis.

Many physicians claim that this disease cannot be cured-that is, entirely eradi- cated from the system. I am willing to contract with any responsible person on the basis of no cure no pay.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Train No. 38, leaving Birmingham at 5:55 a. m., carries Put lman Buffet Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Atlanta, uniting at Atlanta with and forming a part of the Washington and Southwestern Vestibule Limited running solid between Atlanta and New York, thus making no change be- tween Birmingham and New York.
 Train No. 36, leaving Birmingham at 3:35 D. m., carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Jacksonville via Atlanta and Macon, and between Birming- ham and Atlanta, and between Atlanta and New York, via Washington.
 Train No. T westbound, leaving Bir- mingham at l0:3O D. m., carries Pullman Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Winona. Passengers will be admitted to car leaving. Birmingham at p. m., and arriving, will be allowed to remain in the car until a. m.
 Additional information as to schedules. rates, sleeping car reservation. etc. cheer fully furnished upon application to office of travelling passenger agent No. North Twentieth street. Birmingham. Ala; tele- phone, S46. J. M. GULF,
 Traffic Manager. Washington, D. c.
 W. H. GREEN,
 General supt, Washington, D. c.
 w. A. TURK,
 G. F. A., Washington, D. C.
 c. A. BENSCOTER
 A. G. P. A., Chattanooga. Tenn
 L. A. STEPHAN,
 T. P. A., Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Gonorrhoea.

If you have Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Lucor- rhea, Whites or any other troublesome discharge that fails to get well under or dinary treatment come or write to me.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Wool and Cotton Dress Goods.

75 pieces new. Spring Wool Dress
 Goods, worth from 50c to 75c a
 yard at............. ............. 39c 10 pieces all-wool Serges, 46 inches
 wide, allshades, worth soc yard,
 at ....................... ..... 321ac 25 pieces new Spring Plaids, at. 12Rc One case Japanese Crepons, the lat
 est Cotton Novelty for dresses, at
 ...... .................. .......... .. 71sc 60 pieces Figured Piques, just receiv-
 ed, the latest patterns, .121Ac
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-27
Alabama Great Southern
 Railroad Company.

Shortest and quickest line to Cincinnati Louisville and the North: also to Shreve- port, New Orleans and all points south west.
 Schedule in effect January 5, 1896
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-30

pound the year around.
Dwight M. Baldwin, Jr.. local represent
ative Of the Dwight FIGURING Mills OF
Graceville, and Mr. Williams. of the
Walter A. Wood Harvester Works. met
the delegation at the depot and extended
to them an invitation of tour OF Min
netonka on Wednesday. Before starting
on the excursion the party will visit the
harvester works in body.
The delegation includes the following
gentlemen:
William Rix President Of the Asso-
citation. H. j. Billsborrow, "Graceville En-
terprise,'' DR.. Burt Robinson, "sracev1lle
Phoenix j. X. Grove, T. r. Horner,. A.
J. Mclean, Arthur Flynn, r.: T. Kelly
Michael Southwick, James j.. Horner,
! Thomas Ryan. B. X. j. Clark. W., =
Moon, Timothy Sullivan, ]. ]. Costello,
Robert Horner, Charles Ginnaty, ). T.
Heating, Dennis Lynch, D. P. O'Neil, r.
S. Utley, Jerry Murphy, Patrick Coyne'
Patrick Costello. w. F. O'Neil. j. G. Nc
Cormick, M. o. Sullivan, P. H. O'Hara,
Andy Lannon, w. E. Burns, Eugene Brod-
erick, Patrick Highland, John McRae, B.
H. Trainor, James Conway. ]. NJ. Fin
ney and wife, George Chesley, Morris D.
I.eeney, Dennis Donovan, P. M. Nelson,
Joseph Rothwel, Frank Rosenthal, Joe
Windorpskie, Joseph F1nkler. simon
Roach, George Bassett, j. H. Utley, Mi
chael Costello Nj. H. Casey, J. Q. Steen,
Charles Rix, John Wolff. August Noren-
burg, Henry Altolf, John Altolf Louis
Hasler, August Rix, Michael Burns, John
Chism. John J. Sullivan, ]. M. Cunning
ham, Thomas Woodland, Robert MeBrady,
August Foreman, Charles Westfall, Ed
ward Downs, D. Fahey.