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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29
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Polar a.ArsAeh.

~ w Wil vu w lgVuta ~ Halefsll
oioh . jsdna . budoy, 800 stop
diouhk a no stop aifokA, s,sla 50
hplns obsu plamsnh voliai pii.
sli pIi tom o yae, 90 uloisno tam
mtiI, nsboe hsaeni bylo ysl,cs Oh
Tint, nsldsalo 80 tam totii
10000 patron, nAsledsem dehoi
pifstup h hofioi budoya = nebetps
Dim tiyota apoIen byl ssoja oi
hsduie 80 ma 100000,
Jsk ,ysshs sIas, ,edaii ssknti
soudoe Tighe IIrooklynu ror
hodl pondalf .oadnA otAska DO
sud nerosfeseuou, totit lak vysoko
slusi so dAmAm ma ulici rveda,i
sukns. Pant SutbaohovA, Idouo
pies ulici deati,em po6sai, mad
ryedls saknt ponakud vysoko, ably
40 nesablhtila, kdyi tn m nj jisty
G. II. Lindblatt do hlasitdho ami.
ehu so dal panidku vseliiak al do
birsl. Dala jci ratknout. audi
Tigbe vyslecbnny obt syddectyi, a
poradiv 40 bedliyh n6kolika yk,.
nSmi matrouami, vynesl rorsudek u
pfftomnosti velikaho davu Ten, KITE.
rd pfialy, ably vy.lcchly dhleite
pro nd roEhodnuti soudnf. Sudf
oitil dobfe xodpov6dnost ma sobd
spo6ivajfci, tryalo to chvfli, netli
sebral nc, ably rorhodnuti svd Wy.
nesl. Pravil, 10 strhvil mad tim
mnoho trudnsch hodin, ably nalexl
xAkonfcich najaky podobnt pr
pad, ale marnG. Must 40 tedy n.
diti zdravym obecnym rosumem q
panujfofmi nAhledy. Pravil, 10
lena ma prAvo blAtivy den mad.
xvednouti sukns jak .chce vysoko,
jer kdyz to neurAzf mravnost ulo
ail Lindblattovi $25 pokuty.
Silence ' kostele.
Xna6nA vytrznost sphsobena mi
mule ned6le unitariAnskem kostele
v Oakland, Cal. Po pfezpfvanf "a
hajovaof hymny vIchopil SO totia
jeden Z v5ffcfch a ryohlymi kroky
krA6el k oltAfi, odkudz mocnym
hlasem xvolal: "Tohle vse Jest
pouhou komedif a humbukem. Ted
povim vam nsco jA beda tomu,
lido by pfekazky mn6 6inil." Slo.
vhm SWIM dodal darazu revolverem,
nez ale pouziti jej mohl, byl cd
sbrojen ma Stanici dopraven. -
ChudAk zblAxnil 80 nabozenskeho
fanatismu.
kOne6na.
y dAvno o6ekAvan3m rores5lA.
MIN diploma medalif, jednotli-
vym vystavos atelam ma chicagsk6
vtstavs sv5tove pfifoenych, zapo.
tato kone6ne po6Gtkem tohoto ".
dne = sice xapodato = vystavovateli
nemeckymi, pro nez 5000 diploma
a medalif velovyslanci nsmeckemu
odevEeAno bylo. Behem dalafch
deseti dnh rozesslAny budou diplo.
my vystavovatelhm americk9m, ma.
osa Pride na fadu Anglie, Fran.
ole, Rusko, Spanelsko, Italie a
ostatnf acme doufA SO, 10 roresy.
l&nf jich koncem kvetna bude ko.
ns6n6 skon6eno.
Tornado ehIo.
u Fremont, o., ornamovAno v
dterS, TO severosApadnf CAST okresu
Sandusky navstfyena byla pfedcho.
siho dne, kolem 3. hodiny odpol.
tornAdem, prudkSm lijAkem provA.
renym, pfi oemi diva tivoty lidsks
utraceny, nekolik osob poransno a
"a mnoho tisic dolard akod spaso.
beno. Tornado po6alo $ fAdSnfm
poblfIs trait Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie drAhy q ~ farem v okolf tom
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

v Ciseiaosd odbtvkn byl mi
nnlSeh dhseb ialnf sjesd aisdhikh
uslsyaaf lols A. y. A., Issot ! "
sonohho vibota ttls orgsai.ace .
ma se ~ 10, ~ fokoyAeo pii iom
hlavht . ,Aleii,osteeh pali,ias Bub
a ~ proaptch ' bas.Ayalioi ham
pani pre.identAha orgahiaaes IA pro
hlAsiti by ~ mals v pondsIi Wy
dAbo pfohlkleni, ~ A. y. A. nent
pfoti MeKialeymu ~ mBii, ntbri
Iediut pro nepih,elstvi, jakai ssdi
otganisaci "a pr proIevil, faro.
seh nevyvoIAn prf odpor pfoti nd.
ma u jcdinkt piidiny, le by
.oad aila ofgsnissee dotydnt W
pfoapSch lintbo defiance srlsoa
byti mtla Dale usni pr praydou,
is ny poalaneo Linton nomioaoi
presideniskoa odepfiti ram5Alei,
nebor Jest prg pills dobrfm Anne.
rikAnem, nel aby yhli Ida 40 be.
podrobil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

fosmetseo Ina mtfoa, D. shi "a
mAtsy po budoskeh nesbstsl6 vss
nItss IIook,o~n byls ltmtl : po.
yfohn ssmakkho smstsns
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

StASkhIiei ON nftkAft PtttsbufRu
a AIlsghshy, lisii ia pies dya 1;
dny na stkSoa 80 nslarsli, vfAtili se
pondsli 10 pfkoe, nebof vyhovt
no byi0 poiadaysa Iajieh ~ svtss
nt mfdy o Boo deunt atk4kuii
etoh byls pies 500.
raA pft 70 seei.ilirajl
v Chsmbeflain, 4 H., sadsl '
pondtli Ieden fudoeh Yankton
rasefysoe ialobu pfoti Isjnsteli
smithovi q Jednaleiny ent . sioe
potadole M mem nAhFsiu tg000 ~
neoprAynant vtsntnL
IAtepa
psnajs osoli Msrioetss, NIs., q
slice roryodntns est feka Menoioi
nee ton msrop, ie fafmeii, IA obou
bierioh feky osasenf. piibytky mn
sell opastiti = atulkn mdst6 bile.
dati. Pskli by jeats feka dale .toa
patti msla, Ia isou obasy, 10 by
yatsina obydli fafmefskyeh a staye
nj hospodAfsktob hyla odplayena
Podobn6 jest oruamoskno Coon
Mountain Crystal FaIls, Mich.
NeodvIslost Texasn
oslayosana byla dtery v III paso
sice slayeno yfrodi bitvy San
Jacinto, kteroni neodyislost athtu
onoho od Mexika xajiatdoa byla
lvlastnim phi tom bylo, se mexi
cky general Hernandez vyslal do
III Paso dive vojtnskd kapely, ably
udalost tuto oslayovati pomhhaly,
6imz ovaem mdron nemalou pfatel-
sky pom6r obyvatelstva texasaktho
. mexick6ho utuzen. Naco podob.
n6ho nenf dosnd historic zaxna.
menAno, ably general yelk6 armady
velk6ho nAroda postal vojenske
buddy k oslave naroda jineho, pfi
niz porazka pfedka jeho oslavovAna
jest.
Oseni i, Missouri
stojf 81 die zpravy re statnfho ho
spodafskeho vSboru dobfe. Pov5.
trnost byla k veskerym pracfm far.
mersktm xvlaate pffxnivou a oranf
sAzenf korny jest plnem proudu.
Ozimka znacnou m6rou Sc xlepsila,
vyjfmaje jianfch okresfch, kdez
doposud pondkud suohem trpf.
Ranne brambory po6fnajf vzchazeti
releniny stojf 81 dobfe. Vyhlid.
ky ma velkou drodu nebyly nikdy
lepSfmi. So saxenfm bavlny v jiz.
mich okresich jiz xapo6ato.
Kansas
navstiven minuldho tydne dobrymi
desti, kterez osenf znadnou m6rou
pomohly. Psenice stojf 81 vsbornd
a totez plati ! o ovsu a lnu. Korna
schAxf pdkne Y okresfch jiznich SO
ovorAva. Jablone jsou plnam
kv6tu a vyhlfdky ma dobrou irodu
v jiznfm a stfednfm Kansas nebyly
nikdy lepsf, ia to gsak v rApadnfm
Kansas byly stromy ovocne mrazf-
kem ponekud poskozeny.
Pro vetsi New York
Krom vseho ocekAvanf pfijata
byla We stfedu poslaneckou sn6.
movnou xakouodArstva pewyorske.
no pres veto mayorh NEST Brook.
lyna a New Yorku pfedloha, kite.
roua "vStsf New York" rfizovan
bSti ma a jelikos pfedloha dotyoaa
podobns i senatem jis byla pfijats,
rapotfebf jest jia jen podpisu gu
vernerova, ably rakonem so stala.
Republican, ' Tennessee
oibSvali stktnf svou konvenoi m
doelem volby Delegate do konvence
nArodnf We stfedu v Nashville a
xyolens delapaoi dan nAvod. pfi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29
VIhfAn

stAssajfci omttsAli ' tiitsbafgu
a Allsghshy, ltsif Iit pies dss 1;
dny na stAsoa % nsIatsli, vfAtili se
' pondsli 10 pfkoe, neiiof vyhoyt
no byio poiadaysa Isjieh ~ ,ytss
ni mfdy o boo deunt AtkvhpIi
etoh byls pies 500.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

s.Au v pla.fofmt Dfohlsaals se
sifsha W pfosptoh oebfaay eelai,
V,klem6osti otohodai pro sdfs
voa ntha pebtihi. iti pgtsdsjs se
hs sdministfaoi taai ntintai bss
odslsdaBoh hfokh, jimii ~ vkloe
NJ kubt PITTS a6iatna byla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

Y Lonlslank
odbyla se dtofS solba rlAtui mno.
hem klidntii, nel o6ekhsAno a aba.
Wy pied hromadoym kryeprolitim
ukhxaly se bSti bespodstatnymi V
New Orleans aphsubeno yaeobecnd
pfekvapeni porAlkou dekancc de-
mokraticktho q ryolcnim 6rkance,
navriendho llgou obdanskou a TO
yttainou 1000 hlaah. Podobn6
rpravy 10 stain celdho doposud po
rnce nelson, tyrdi 40 vsak, ~ de
mokraticky guvern6r zvolen byl,
v6tsinou ale pouzo nepatrneu. S,mi
denokrat6 prohlasujf, ze nikdy no.
o6ekavali, 10 by pro republikansko.
populistickt lfstek tolik hlash ode.
vzdano bSti mohlo. - Nejpozddjsf
zpravy udavaji, 10 prS pfi volb6
pro spole6neho kandidata republi-
khnskeho a populistick6ho vlastn6
v6taina hlash odevEdana byla a ze
jedine pomocf svindl6 "vypo6ftan"
byl, nasledkem 6ehoz nynf volbu
kontestovati zam5slf. To so rox-
umi, ze demokrati6tf politikafi co
nejroxhodneji to popfrajf tvrdf,
10 lfstek svdj v6tiinou az 10000
hlash zvolili. Kdyby tomu TAX
bylo, TOD bylo by to pfece jen
znamkou, 10 demokraticke nadvla-
dy ma jihu jest ma male, nebot je.
st6 roku 1892 vetsina 10000 hlasd
IA malou cd demokratn problaso-
vana byla.
Demokrate ' Massachusetts
odb5vali statni svou konvenci v
itery v Bostonu, tim vysledkem,
ze xvolen6 delega1i do konvence
nArodnf dan navrh kp nominoyAni
exguvernera w. Il. Rutsella praco-
vati. - V pfijat6 platform6 uvadi
SO, 10 prS ma stolci presidentsk6m
dosud nikdy nerasedal schopn6jsf
nadan6jsf politik, nez Cleveland
administraoe jeho v kazd6m ohledu
schvalena. Dale odsuxovana strana
republikanska spasobem co nejrox.
hodn6jsfm pro spatnou prS politiku
finan6nf, kterous zem6 nase pry ma
miriru pfivadena jest. Co tSoe sc
meny, tn prohlasila 80 konvence
pro menu zdravou a prot svobod-
nemu a neobmezen6mu razenf STIFF
bra. - Ku konci platformy obvi.
hovana Jest jestS strana republi.
kanskA, 10 prS rhrnSmi tajnSmi
organisaoemi koketuie a tim mad.
ny poset ob6ana o istavou raru6e.
nd prava pfipraviti hledf.
Demokrate texassh
.sou rorstdponi, nebor jak rnamo,
jedna 6Ast jioh prohlasila sc pro
menu Edravou, kdeito druhA pross-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29
rak pr 10 neeIrilirajl

v Chamberlain, \ H., sadsl v
pondtli Ieden fadoeh . fankt0n
rssefysoe ialobu pfosi IeJnsteIi
smithovi jednalelny ent siee
poiadoje na mem nAhfsIu $4,000 "a
neopfAynand vtsnthf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29
Republican ' Tennessee

oibsvali stAtnf svou konvenci IA
doelem volby Delegate do konvence
nArodnf We stfedu Nashville a
1volen6 delsgaoi dan navod, pfi
McKinleyovi do poslednf ohvile
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29
Demokrate texassti

jsou rorstdponi, ncbor jak rnAmo,
jedna CAST jioh prohlasila sc pro
menu xdravou, kdeito druhA pross-
rent svobodnaho a neobmeseneho
raieni stfibra poiaduje. v Dallas
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
Our big auction of horses is
Monday, April Ii.
J. M. NELL & SON.


We beg to announce that we have open
ed an office in room 401, Chalifoux build
ing, for the practice of our profession as
architects in this and surrounding cities,
In offering our services to the public
and respectfully soliciting share of your
patronage it seems but proper that we
say a few words about ourselves. who
we are and the grounds upon which we
ask your consideration.
Our Mr.. C. w. Carlton has had. thfr-
teen years Of practical experience In the
business, during which time he has
studied under some of the best architects
of New York city and Atlanta, Ca.
among whom we may mention the well
known names of Lorenzo Wheeler, H. I.
Kimball and Theodore Mead of New
York city and John Moser of the United
States supervising architects office at
Washington, d. G. He has also success
fully conducted business of his own Nat
Atlanta and Brunswick, Ga, and rem
dered satisfactory service to the United
States government in preparing plans
for large number of the buildings at
Mcpherson post, near Atlanta.
We believe we can offer you service
that Is modern in every respect. We en-
deavor to keep up with the progress and
development of every department of our
art as adaptability, comfort and con-
venience of arrangement. economical
and safe methods of construction and
style.
Weare permitted to refer to some of the
ness men in the city of Atlanta, Ca,
whose names we will cheerfully furnish
to any one who may wish them.
Respectfully soliciting an opportunity
to serve you, we are, yours to command.
CHAS. WALTER CARLTON & co.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
- BIRMINGHAM STATE HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL Il. 1896
IERSELY TOLD

Mr.. Davidson and DR.. Jonesg both of
Warrior are recent additions 1 to- Biz
mingham's population.
Messrs. Charles w. Carlton & co. have
just finished plans for a residence for
Mr.. George w. Morgan of Montevallo
At the Southside Baptist church DR..
Hale will preach at both services today
aud at night administer the ordinance
of Baptism.
"A niece of Arson Burlingame is a res
ident of Birmingham. Buriingame nego-
tiated the first treaty between the United
States and China, about 1860. His name
ranks with that of Commodore Perry.
If you appreciate having the choicest
patterns of papers to select from ana
ffrst-c1ass worSmen to do your work, call
at Colby & Rolls Wall Paper and Art
store before contracting for your wall
paper work.
There will be strawberry tea" at
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nolan's 1917 Fifth av-
enue on Monday from to IL o'clock,
given by the ladies of the Central Pres
byterian church. Twenty-Five cents ad-
mission will cover all charges. You are
cordially invited.
Gentlemen: | am in receipt of large
shipments of black and tan shoes. Our
STYLES are the newest, and can save you
money. Just ask any one about Bannis-
ter shoes and they will tell you they are
the best. Free shine every day. Phone
922. T. c. King.
Judge J. A. Bilbro of Gadsden will be-
gin the erection of handsome residence
soon from plans and specifications pre-
pared by Architects Charles Walter Carl
ton & Co. of this city. A neat water color
sketch of the design is on exhibition at
the art store of Colby & Roll, on First
avenue.
Six Birmingham lawyers have COM
bined and will furnish a ward in the Hill
man hospital. The cost of the furniture
and fixings will amount to $780, If "a
stranger in the city should become sick
and should be placed in this ward he
would certainly be impressed with the
nobility of spirit of these kind-hearted
gentlemen. They have Illustrated In their
act one of the noblest impulses of the
human heart. Their names will be writ
with that of Abou Ben Adhem.
Since the balmy weather opened up
several nobby new turnouts have APP
peared on the streets. Mrs. w. A. Chem
oweth has handsome phaeton with rub
| Der tires. Miss May Claire Miner drives
| a pair of ponies to cart of the English
| style. Mrs. w. C. Cochrane, Mrs. Jack
| w. Johnston, Mrs. r. o. Cross and other
ladies have stylish turnouts.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
OVERHEARD IN THE CAR.
The Funeral Had Been Delicious One and
She Had Thoroughly Enjoyed 1t.
AT $50,

The Funeral Had Been Delicious One and
She Had Thoroughly Enjoyed 1t.
Chicago Record.
This was overheard in North Clark
street cable car:
81 was sorry I couldn't CO.
you missed II, dear. 1t was a perfect
ly lovely funeral"
Large crowd?"
"Oh, indeed, yes; and such swell peo-
pie, too. think never did hear better
quartette. They had a new soprano who
was simply heavenly"
Il dare say the flowers were nice"
"Oh, they were perfectly magnificent.
told Clara that the flowers were ever sa
much finer than those at the Wilson flu
neral"
BLACK casket. suppose?'
ut was very dark, and had the sweet
est lining ever saw. The body of it was
pale pink satin. puffed. and then there
were delicate roses, and they were all
hand-painted. 1 never saw anything
prettier."
did you go to the cemetery"
Yes; and do you know, their lot was
just one mass of green, and inside the
grave they had thick bed of evergreen
covering the box. 1t was simply superb
well, it's just my luck" said the one
who had missed all the festivities II
didn't know it was to be so SWELL
well. it was. 1t was the prettiest fu-
neral I've seen in years, and I'm awfully
glad went"
And then they began to talk about the
grand opera.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
DEFIED THE COURT.
Lawbreakers Started a Riot and Troops
Were Called For

I,awbreakers Started a Riot and Troops
Were Called For.
Savannah, Ca, April ia Waycross
special to the Morning News says: A
general riot occurred this morning at
late this afternoon, when the excitement
subsidized. Mayor Greer this morning fin
ed 1. L. Dodge, and man named Mead
ows S25 and SIS respectively for disor-
derby conduct on the street.
Dodge a few days ago drove on the
sidewalk and Marshal Williams arrested
him. Dodge and his friend, Meadows.
drew their pistols on the marshal. When
the case was tried today Dodge and
Meadows started out of the court room
without paying their fines, and saying
Judge Greer ordered them to pay their
fines and keep order. Dodge and Mead
ows drew their pistols and with oaths
defed the court.
M. M. Knight, DIR. Julian l.. Holtzen-
dorf and two young Holtzendorfs
also drew their pistols. They sided
with the lawbreakers. and the greatest
excitement existed for several hours.
Some feared wholesale bloodshed, and
wired Governor Atkinson for troops to
subdue the lawbreakers. Governor Atkin-
son. after investigating the riot, decided
to let the local authorities do something
for the preservation of order before he
would take any steps in the matter.
When Dodge and Meadows learned that
troops were liable to be sent to Pearson
to subdue them they became considera-
bly, quieter. No arrests have yet been
made, but warrants have been issued for
the arrest of l.. Holtzendorf andahis two
sons, l. L. Dodge, Meadows and Tom
Smith. charging them with riotfng.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
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THE MONEY MARKET.
The Next Few Weeks Are Destined to Bring
Some important Changes, Says
the New York Financier.

New York, April 1.-THE New York
Financier says this week:
The statement of the associated banks
of New York city for the week ending
April IL for the first time in sixty days
shows an increase in the reserve, the
gain for the week being nearly 81 ,000, 600.
The banks gained In cash 81 ,264, 200, a loss
of $416.600 In specie being offset by a
gain of 81, $50, 800 In legal tenders. This
result, In view of the changes incident
to the week, was not what had been ex-
pected. as the preliminary estimates
placed the loss to the banks from sub
treasury operations and gold exports at
about 81, 600, OOo The net interior move
ment had probably been greatly under
estimated, however, since the losses men
toned were not only made up, but the
statement brings the banks out with
81, 250,000 more cash than they reported
on hand at the close of the previous
week. The only inference, If the state
ment is a correct average, is that the
interior movement made up for the losses
incurred in other transactions.
The rising premium on New York ex-
change at all interior cities is plain evil
dence of the drift of funds in this dfrec-
ton, and this movement is bound to in
crease under normal conditions for some
time to come. Just how much money the
New York market can absorb from all
sources without break In current rates
is an important question at present es-
pecially as the ruling quotations have in
vited larger offerings of foreign funds,
which otherwise would have been ex-
ported, and which surely will go out as
soon as the money market declines.
The banks have been paying into the
treasury of late part of the government
funds left on deposit, the amount for the
week being about $1,000, 900. This money
will be gradually withdrawn from now
rlnc ,1t.c0 90 f1,o NTAxx hox ,Irt,
is very unequally distributed at present
few of the larger institutions holding
the bulk of the excess reserve. The next
few weeks are destined to bring some
important changes in the money market.
The averages show the following, COM
ma red with the last two wears:
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
Grand Central Dining Hall and Restaurant,
No. goth Street Nez Door Postal Telegraph Company
Everything Entirely New zs% s % 4l 1s,se Popular Prices
PERSONAL.

John L. Kaul of 4ellins, Ala, is in the
city.
w. C. Perkins of Tuscaloosa is in the
city.
S. S. Rhodes of Mobile is a guest of the
Florence.
o. u. Henderson of Admission was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Miss Mary thinner has gone to Nash
Vile on short visit to relatives.
Mrs John A. Rogers of Gainesville,
Ala, is the guest of Mrs. Jolly, 2409 Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. Robert e. Howard has gone to
Wetumpka to spend some time with her
father Mr.. Mack Thomas.
Prof. P. H. Nell of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college faculty Is reg
istered at the Morris hotel.
State superintendent of education, Mr..
John o. Turner, has returned to Ashville
after brief visit to the city.
You can neither match the assortment
nor the prices of Chalifoux e. Co.'s stock
of ladies' waists. They are different
from any others-they are unique.
Ladies': 1 have just received all the
newest styles in black and tan Oxford
ties, A, b, C, ID and e lasts. We have
| large quantity of hand-sewed winter
shoes that are going at factory cost.
| Phone, No. 922. r. C. King.
| AS leaders of fashions and pioneers of
, low prices Chaltfoux IL co. stand With
out a rival. A visit to their underwear
department will convince any one that
it is the choicest stock in town, as well
as the lowest in prices. Buy your shoes
at Chaaifouxs.
Florence Hotel Arrivals-Mike Ryan,
Cincinnati; J. T. Burke, Louisville; c. A.
Green, New York; c. T. Trotter, Wood
lawn; F. p. Mcclellan, Pratt City; VIII
liam M Byrd, Jr, Woodward; Charles A.
Bates, New York Frank N. Burton, Lou
isville; ]. A. Nozzle, st. Louis; Charles
H. Fry, Louisville; Thomas j. Beard,
| city; T. L. Stevens, Tuscaloosa; j. 7.
Snow Boston; A. G.. Breast. Nashville;
H. d. Williams, Nashville; r. A. Nose
ley, city; Frank b. Smith, Chattanooga:
w. II. Mothershed, city; s. o. Stringfel-
| low, ST. Louis; r. s, Pepper, Chicago; Fl.
A. Norton, New York; Charles G.. Haw-
| ley, Louisville; George A. Gates, Chica-
go; A. H. Ginger, Hartford, Ct; T. N.
| Golden, Memphis j. r. Pratt, Calera;
| S. p. Walker, Memphis; j. w. Froet Ca
| lera; r. E. McWilliams, Jr, Tuscaloosa;
George l.. Stock. st. Louis; w. T. Hill,
| city; Fl. F. Vandiver, Tuscaloosa; George
| L. Hunt, Minneapolis; w. p. Nelso,
| Rockford, ILL.,; H. M. Hollis, Louisville;
| r. Coffman, Atlanta; Ralph lillian, New
| Orleans; b. S. Williams and wife, Gam
| bill: Charles T. Randall, Kansas City;
r., B. Easton, Cincinnati; A. r. Dradht,
Chicago; l.. II. Fuller, Mobile.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
The Ram Is Slow.

washington, April INSTRUMENTATION of
the Southern Associated Press dispatch
from New London, CONF, that the ram
Katahdin had made az average speed of
IL y knots only on her trial trip was re-
ceived at the navy department today in
the official report of the trial board. Ac-
eording to the report the highest speed
developed was 14.15 knots, maintained
for one hour under a forced draught The
weather conditions were unfayorab bic,
however, and the little vessel steered
somewhat wildly, which may account for
her slowness. Everything worked well,
and the board are unanimous In saying
that the Katahdin is well built through
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
WHY
do I sell diamonds so cheapP
Because it increases sales.
Come and see. e. GLUCK.
WHY
GOLD MEM BOLTED.

They Will Bolt the State Convention if 1t
Goes for Silver.
Ottumwa, Ia, April 11.-At the city pri-
maries last night resolutions indorsing
free silver and Boies. for president were
carried. There was great excitement.
The gold men bolted in several wards.
The action is significant, as Charles
Walsh, manager for Boies for president,
led the silver forces and was opposed by
r. H. Moore. 1t is said by the gold DEM
ocrats IL silver rules the Dubuque con-
vention it will be followed by repudia-
ton by the gold men and disrupt the
party in the state
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-12
RAILWAY FOLKS AND FACTS,

It is said that the Southern will adopt
a change of schedule east and west of
here next Sunday. The changes are be-
ing worked on at headquarters, 1t is said,
but what the exact hours are has not
yet been determined. 1t seems that the
plan is to send out westbound trains at
night instead of the day hours, but the
eastbound trains will retain the former
afternoon schedule. 1t is said that the
contemplated changes will affect the
schedule of the Alabama Great Southern,
but the particulars are not yet known.