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When the mind contemplates the de-
mand of the Emperor of Germany that
China should grant him monopoly of
certain railway privileges in the prov
inee of Shan Tung. as part price for
the lives of two missionaries taken by a
mob of Chinese malcontents. amaze
ment turns into a feeling that provokes
mirth, so absolutely ludicrous is the
position the German Emperor assumed.
But If that is ludicrous, what is the
demand that the Chinese shall erect a
cathedral as a memorial to the muir
dered men, for it happens that William
is a Protestant while the missionaries
We're Catholics. Does any one suppose
for a moment that any such absurd
claims would have been pressed by the
Emperor who declares Il am Ger
many" had the incident that gives him
excuse have happened in America, or in
England, or France or any European
State? No, the demands are simply
transparent excuses for acquiring ter
ritory and valuable franchises in China
without paying for them.
The record-union., 1897-12-19

Those observant of the drift of opera
and the acting drama cannot have
failed to notice a most unhappy and
degrading influence to which both have
become sensitiyely susceptible, namely,
the catering that is growing into alarm
Ing proportions to the class Of audi
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SaCrarnoutO,a Gain

Xmas comingi Get pictures and
frames at II. H. Tariel's art store S04
j. Best work, lowest prices. Large
line of brand new stock Prices re-
duced 10 per cent. Ready for Xmas. /"
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Candy for Distant Friends

If you intend to send candy away
now is the time to order it. Baskets OF
fine French candy, 80 cents to 81 each
Barton's, $40 and 420 K.
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DON'T Overlook

Our stock of high-class perfumes and
atomizers, offered at prices you can
not overlook McMorry, druggist, Sixth
and K
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Van AIstine,s Mfllinerv.

Formerly Corwn's, but lately bought
by Mrs l.. Van Alstine, and enriched
with fresh. stylish stock 607 J.
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Try McMorry's 5Oc uncolore6a Japan
tea; E. B. tea, 6Oc; G. p. tea. 75c; P. F.
Japan tea. 40c: 531 NJ street.
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Medallion ranges and air-tight heat
ers at Miller Bros, 1116 j. They are
the best; give them a trial.
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Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Fair Sunday; kill
ing frost probably Sunday night, prob
ably injurious to citrus fruit; light north
erly wind,
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Among the authors Of the past, Gray
Moore, Leigh Hunt. Walter Scott and
Buchanan Read possessed pleasing
running hand which failed to express
any decided individuality.
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prenare for Storms

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side curtains, 81 90. 4. Meister & Sons
910-914 Ninth street. Sacramento.
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rilla and iron, champagne cider. ginger
ale, orange cider. J. McMorry, agent
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! baths free to gUests; electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEY Err, Prop.
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whI.tl. roo nlr.

Some Of the most amusing anecdotes
are about President Lincoln. relating
TO incidents OF his life when he was
young lawyer practising IN the courts
Of Illinois. II IS said that he was once
engaged in . case In which the lawyer
on the other side made very voluhle
speech fun OF wild statements 10 the
Jury, Lincoln opened his reply by
saying: MY friend who has tus;
spoken to you would he all right n II
were not for one thing. and ! don't
know that you ought to blame him for
that. for he can't help H. whz; refer
10 Is his reckless statements without
any grounds OF truth. You have seen
instances OF thiS In his speech to you
Now. the reason OF this lies in the
constitution Of his mind The moment
he begins to talk all his mental opera
ton cease and he is no. responsible.
He Is. 10 fact. mueh Ike a little
steamboat that / saw on the Sangs-
mon river when was engaged in boat
inx there. This little steamer had a
ave-foot boiler and seven-foot
whistle and every time It whistIsd the
engine stopped. d."-LoconotIvs Engi-
neerIng-
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orixta of r~trrl-am.

Pfpfs-~ssr McndeisR has aaranrrd she fhes
sfy thss rctEs'euui = - u.incrai nrfEfu. ana
lhlt ~ rrsiuessss = -F1uE - and may cnl-
t5uue aifig-s indfuuiialr. He hypeihfss. -
ttnE satfr huds " way iciisH no cras. of
the earth. aua thew rnsefs etth Fariasies s,f
ntsfass. particularly u 1reu- 10 -laptur
= s1fe. Oh fflirze STRATA arr3r j. tsH uasEii-
lssrilas-i - IFsssuafgLm reElu1s % lHrfa o. rt7y
isss AzlrpesSeSl fitaf file t.slasea ti0as ~ fhF
s'Tsfa arFrt tsasss xes- f-r thH sg~ez. - Wal p
EhF Eafar - a'-aflf raaHstsl futa - 49,
sfifusat EEssss the uNvEen uritsr aifh the
.Hrn. ahitr far hNdr1 zFn ffkss % lhr "a Ttl1sl
and asrruds late nlzAFr rfzfuus ssrFn u1ff
e g ~ rssaGslsf-i iast d. neral "a and raft
ls-iIlalns NnfaFaf gas - N@r1fzs where sf
eEu tud czsff-. Or ta Tsz1Iliu sfWru3 st
crest pressurs untli 4 hirrrs huia l. pat tsuua
g. provide 4 ssas>zss o tle surfaee
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trouble Win ssoreher..

The Chicago policemen have been
having some trouble in arresting early
morning zcorchsrs. particularly in the
parks. They recently resorted to the
use Of bsrricades on one OF the prinef
pal roads OF Lincoln park 10 stop the
would be record breakers. The scheme
was entirely successful. as the wheel
men ran into 1t before knowing Of It's
existence. and while ridiculing the Of
feers for attempting to capture them.
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A NECKLACE OF PEARLS

Ii = beautiful possession II woman owns
one, and II a single pearidrops OF the string,
she makes haste To find and restore it
Good health Is more valuable possession
than a necklace of tho most beautital pearls,
yet one by one the Jewels of health slip away,
and women seem Indifferent until tits almost
too late, and they cannot be restored.
To die before you are really old is to suffer
premature death. and that Is a sin. II is ain
because II is the result of repeated violations
of natures laws
Pain, laSsitude and weariness, inability to
sleep, dreadful dreams. starting violently from
sleep. are all symptoms of nerve trouble.
You cannot have nerve trouble and keep
your health In ninety-nins cases out of a
hundred the womb. the ovaries and the bladder
are affected. They are not vital organs, hence
they give out soonest.
Mrs Lydia E Pinkhara's Vegetable COM
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

iates every ones watches from r-n-
on the possession * a special attach
ment to each watch. And II would
also be necessary tor the posssssor to
mount sort OF lightning rod on mis-
hat, to catch the waves and lead them
down into the ehronometer The now
famous inventor says.
But as to what ] myself think real
ly possible: First and foremost. 1t can
be used for communication between
ships at sea. between the shore and
ships. and between lightships aud
lighthouses and ships. II can be EN-
ployed. also. for sending messages
from one island to another where It
has been found TO be impossible to
connect the places by telegraph wires"
Although scarcely any suhstancs IS
opaque to the Herxian waves. and only
10 a slight degree. Marconi deetns II
expedient to place his trAnsmitter On
q pole above the level OF ordinary
buildings. 10 reduce the resistance to
the lowest possible minimum Recent
ly on the italian coast he conducted
correspondence between a fortress on
shore and a great lronciad warEhip Il
miles out at sea The vessel was
cruising about slowly al the time The
receiving instrument was shifted about
from cabin TO engine room. and from
engine room to a place under the
guns. but II responded equally well in
all places. The fact that the ship was
an enormous metal shell did not In
terfere with the success Of the test
The transmitteT. on land. was mount
ed on ninety-foot pole. PrepArA-
tions are now being made for an at
tempt 10 send messages 20 miles
Apropos OF secret eorrexpondence
the inventor was asked II q would not
be possible for other persous than
those engaged In Il to read the mes
sages IL they only had receivers Of
the Marconi type. This query was met
with an emphatic negative. The right
person has his receiver tuned to the
same rate OF vibration as the trans
nitter. and unless the other people
knew this rate they cannot tune thslr
receivers correctly II Is very much
like the Combination OF n safe lock.
II you know Il you can open the safe;
II you don't the chances are a great
many millions 10 one against your
doing so.
MArcoaf takes pains to say that his
family and few personal friends in
England have supplied him with all
the money he needs. and that he con-
templates no stock exchange opera
tons.
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nrrai.llen. ~. Inan.r

Ar precious prarre Tlste srtss the unrts
q Hsnn or ulr-iieige- Hastrtter's stnEsIsch
Hittsre ts forty uFn years Ercwth and
iike thnse tsrtiy ncigns thar EarutsA The
rrvFtsr< % AissEa's rssks. Il rIurisliss per
snntaiiY. ard ~ rsrutaiiou has a. nrnl
hase - ths rurNs farauEeiVcs. No Haesslrius
4 mere highly fsSarsisd a resuesfy fur
fewer and srre. hiiiu1s resaitfsnt eenztirss-
ant rhrumafis1H-
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there has been ex-
travagznt prediction as to It's possIbIi-
itiss, says the New York Tribune. The
young inventor. who for two or three
year. At least has been a resident Of
London, recently undertook to eorrec;
sorne of the erroneous ideas which have
tscs been advanced His medium a
communication with the public was an
interview reported in the London
Chrcnicle
The charges OF plagiarism and lack
OF originality were first dealt with. II
WA frankly admitted that the ether
waves which Marconi employs for long
distance signaling are those which
Hertz so extensively investigated. He
never claimed that they were anything
els. But Dr. Oliver ]. Lodge. whose
work on the labors OF Hertz wAs pub
iished In 1894. remarked that HertEian
waves appeared to be discernible 40
yards on. This, then. SO far as known.
~as the limit But Marconi found a
method Of generating them so that
ihey could be detected at least twelve
miles away, How much farther they
can be made to travel and convey In
telliSiole signals remains to be seen.
But # Is his receiving instrument on
which hsrconi specially prides him
sell. This. he says. is based on the
principle OF devise Invented in 1859
oy Branley. Pains are taken to deny
that Lodge had any share In the mst-
Ter. But a paper read in public on
May II, 1884. by Prof. Mlnchin showed
that Branley, 'eoherer'' and kindred
apparatus snr detecting eleetro-mag-
netic vibrations were all unreliable
Marconi perfected the device and made
II practical sncoess.
Those readers who have not followed
the matter closely may be reminded OF
the fact that the coherer Is a tiny glass
tube. into whose sealed ends run wires
which terminate within about nftle;h
OF an inch OF each other. and bear Cat
silver pads. Between them are n few
nne iron nlings. When the tube Is eI-
cited by waves coming In sideways
from outside. the filings ny mp. stick
to each other and also TO the silver
terminals. Thus they bridge the gap
and permit a current from a local"
battery to flow and TO aetuate an or
binary telegraphic "sounder.- But the
filings had bad habit Of cohering aft
er the exciting waves had ceased 20
come in from outer space Marooni
provided a delicate vibrating hammer
with which he kept tapping the tube
and oyercame this tendency.
Mr.. Preece. at the head OF the bureau
Of telegraphs and telephones of the
British postal service. was thus moved
10 say: He has not discovered any
new rays: his transmitter is compare
lively old; his receiver is based on
Brznley's cohersr. Columbus did not
discover the egg. but he showed how
to make II stand on end. and Mar
ooni has produced from known means
an electric eye more delicate than any
known electrical instrument. and q
new system of telegraphy that viii
reach places hitherto inaccessible"
Marconi says It is ridiculous to tall
about blowing up powder magazines
on an enemy's ship by his apparatus
Such q scheme pre-supposed the exist.
ence of a receiving instrument on ths
vessel. carefully tuned to the precise
rate of vibrations OF his transmitter
Similarly. the suggestion that he rsgu
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LaJton. M, Nov. & ~;

LuIson. III, Nov. & Isps.
Frr.sch EtrBicAl Company
.z-d Dcart-orn ST. chicaEN
faeatlsucns-
Enrioscd please hnd one dolAr Tor whtcs
..tA me a 1-citls of your Apti->cNrai-
gique. Yoa seat bottle to my mother
fast week snd IL acted Ike = charm she
hss az--n a great sufferer OF a-uralEiA OF
the bead and stomach and aruund the
neart and never took any remedy that re-
nevesi her % quickly a. thus wonderful
medicine did,
thank God for giving you the power 70
make such wonderfni remedy GHd
hope you may prusF@r
sssad 1s soon as possible -.
Mary =. Perkins.
Lupton r. o.. nllnols
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We wish TO call especial attsutian tn the
advertisement In this issue sf the Natianzi
Correspondence Institute % MA~hllstont -,
Z. This Institution 4 thoroughly reliable
aa6 cbeeFfaily recommend thea 10 oar
readers. A college education al home
shows wonderful advancenssut n esdaeAtlon-
Al mattsrE
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

Fifty years ago AustriS had seven eities
Nith more than 5000 Inhabitants; to-daE
there are thirfv-fWN.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

I'VE Away. cat aar ThzaksritIHx dfanrr
a. ncsn-- ssour doctor dossn't llks - -
rsiisd cut In the nifdis u the night-
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

-FsEsas noreiisss lore 70 l.s-t pee-yse wAc
harea't frad fhcif tsaaks." ~WkyY @Hr.
gaesa ihess are tAe oaly pt-eFis ghe wffs 81
and bar them -
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what q sr1dyinE hunaz nsturr. uneis
Alex = "Wasckins ether peoFic ~hosa wa
think ega't kuow hos 10 behave as ~'eii as
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

BruaS strinzsl % saeth GeFuaanY played
two a Msufnis-lain's r. =5sss-f aiI-ellt cr-npc-
sifidns On the ptana lefuFr AZ nciiepcc ef
u.usioAl experts tcfArs ha NHs hve vrars Old
Many eHEsagsf fhas h. yin t-ssasng Que Of tk1
rFe4r clasrar~ a rnastsrn Tines
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

star Tobacco l. the lezding lrssd q
the wsTid, b~czuse IL IL the b~ss
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

.s1id yea have a good tim. at yeur pro
Eresziye suuhrr cluhE .'Na. acne cf the
women Who get mad were thefs .
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

TIE suuafises har-s N the uprtf 4 Shst
iaud r-sny qNaed - thr HarcLe~s Cisscanos
in NuEn II y tNrzfy faar isfhea si<h and
whra KsAnd3uE hsaifs tte usues. the f-ccr's
hses y lnly 20 lnra al..as - knes-
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re Ths.e Thinsiar sf sl.Itiax D~...r.

Fc- eide. cAh eosss of arsi-eiAs- sss .
dAy ASsel Tae Ass.sirsa Hsas- p>zyer.
ar,e,iaa ~-ter sns Ice, aBd n snedssa IA ever
rsspcet Th- tabs. Aas seFrie~ i spoead v
soas, szd IA rsis q. si-ietly tess P-r cay
II has e-ez lezs.a ~ NJ Jo~- RcnShA..
NJ c. n Nysrs va sc sssocisled ~fis Mr.
Brash2v IN tas urAuzzsaSst The rspat4tisz
ts- AneriezH Haasr azs alsags bad siii -
-aiztzined VIVA you ries GizuvertFy
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& k..s5siaa,,2R % s s, {, I sss IPaiass ;,I !; e!
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WIRES UNNECESSARY.
sIoNoR MARcoNrs SYSTEM OF
TELEoRAPH1.

What He Can a.d connot Do-How
Ne h of His Invsntoa Ia Original
rrep.rinx TO seao Message. Forty
hnss--conmu Bs,~een shIps.
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niiuaands hsse b-ea dlscaveres 10 raf.
iusianres N The uaetrnFfe sf0aes Netre have
fniieH q fhr eaFfh
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

Edaestr Tour Ba-eis with C..esret.-
CAadJ CAthArtis, care eoastipatlon forever
tor ssse tic @ q tail urlls xixts refund macy.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

YER since Sig.
Marconi's system
OF wireless teies-
raphy was FIRST
made known It has
been subject TO
two kinds OF mis-
representation. on
the one hand peo-
pie have underrat-
ed It; on the other.
there has been ex-
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

! kngs that M hfe @-as s2yr1 - fsss'a
Curr for Glsasu1spt thzi. --Joha A Niifcr Ar
Sahsr. Aichigaa- Aprti Il. isso.
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"Juaa eaTts h4r nes swe-fheart aa1aadss-
"a s-sarer.s
The Lamar register., 1897-12-11

Te Cure Csastipsiisa farsver.
Txks C4xeAress n2ndy C4tAartAr Ia or I'd.
II c @ c tan 70 ezFe. arzzsssss ssssss --sssy.
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I, 'Es1t ", -, !. ~ -. - :, lssl 'c.iHs
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an a " rf-TAsON.

Hairs CatNrrh CURE g. takrn iwsernaily
ard acts 6iFvrtly on tha utoot and fssus
coas ssrfares % ths sgstsnl ssua Tor
y &, ciiESE1 a CO, To,ste. o.
Sold by DrsEetats slc
lafTHs FarritF pills arr tAs besI
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STATE OF ohio. CITY os Tois5o.
LnoAs County,

tigE Eentrr parfnrr us tha arm OF y J.
Cheney Co. doing hGStnrss IN the city
" IrAss3n. Caunfy hni Etsse afureaNid,
oSE HUNDRED ErOfsfakES fcr Zach
Ard every case % cAtArre that cannot be
-uHed b III 49, % HATS CAfarrh cure.
FRANK }. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and Etttsrrtees 10
rIS p=s=enee. thtz ssh esy % u~csszb-r.
CsszB A W ai.IasoS.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07
Just Received-A line of
very handsome tailor-made
Suits for Ladies. Come and
inspect them.
CAHEEN BROS.
A SURPRISE SPRUNG.
Husband of Mrs. Lenaghan Comes From
Florida to Testify Against Martin In
the Trial for Adultery.

Yesterday morning the prosecution In
the case of w. o. Martin, who is charg a
with adultery. presented an unlocked for
witness in the person of John F. Lena
CHAN, the husband of the woma in the
case. AS soon as he took the stand At
torney Meade objected to his testimony
being admitted. This precipitated ~
lengthy argument, but the witness was
allowed to give his testimony.
Another subject objected to was the
testimony of Hester Garner relating to
his detailed conversation with Mrs. Len
Afghan wherein she had admitted that
she was called Mrs Martin. and that the
name of the child had been changed.
Both witnesses were finally allowed to
give their testimony, but arguments for
and against It's admission as evidences
will be heard Monday morning.
Attorney Meade, yesterday afternoon,
stated that he had the following ebjec-
tions to file and intended to cite such an
abundance OF law in support of his po-
sition that he felt confident of being aus-
tanned: First, to the husband testifying
against the paramount of his wife on a
charge of adultery. Second, TO Hester
Garner being allowed to detail the con-
versation with Mrs. Lenaghan in which
she said she was called Mrs. Martin In
the absence of the defendant.
Quite crowd of curious people was
In attendance at the trial yesterday
morning, who werecgreatly surprised at
the appearance of Mr. Lenaghan, the
-woman's husband. and Mr. Powell, near
neighbor of the Lenaghans, from Flor
ida. The case will be concluded at to-
morrows session.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07
WHERE LOCATED.
List of Citizens Supplied, with Keys to
Boxes of the Gamewell Police and
Fire Alarm System.

The citizens keys to the Gamewell Po-
lice and Fire Alarm system are dstrib-
uted as follows. The list was furnished
by Desk Sergeant John Rowlett.
No. 1--At Brown & Crsnshaw. grocers,
SAL Nineteenth street.
No. 2-Kansss City, Memphis and Biz
mingham round houss, Ninth avenue and
Nineteenth street.
No. At Flick, grocer. Nineteenth
street and Huntsville avenue.
No. 81. M. Meighan, marble yard,
nue..
No. CT. A. Baker & Sons, grocsrs,
Nineteenth street and Rush avenue.
No. 7-E. S. Gossett. residence, 1920 AL
len street.
Fourteenth STREET.
No. 9-H. P. Lewis, meat market, 706
North Fourteenth's
No. 10-Bes semer 6, birmingham round
house, Fourteenth street and Ninth ave-
nue..
No. lib. F. Hammond, grocer Thir-
teenth street and Eleventh avenue,
North.
No. PR. M. Bates, residence. Thir-
tenth street Between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues, North.
No. 13--Magic City Drug store, 1922
No. 14-William Tully, saloon, 1880
First avenue.
No. 15-Robert Frew, grocer, 1000 First
avenue.
No. 16-Thomas Wheeler. grocer and
residence, 916 First avenue.
No. 17-Armour Packing company,
Morris avenue and Twentieth street.
No. 1s-Metropolitan hotel Twentieth
street and Morris avenue.
No. 19-Wallace Wilson (colored), meat
market 2601 Second avenue.
No. 20-Tony Scotch, grocer. 1881 Sec
ond avenue.
No. 21-A. ]. Burt, market and grocer,
1000 Twenty fourth street.
No. 22William Lunsford, residence,
1908 Twenty-fourth street, North.
No. 23-The fiagman Southern rail-
road crossing. Fifth avenue and Twen-
ty-seventh street.
No 24-J. H. Hill, coal yard, 1920 Fifth
ave.
No. 25-Patton & Brown, grocers, POI
South Twentieth street.
No. 26-N. Zambankos, restaurant and
fruit, 1872 South Twentieth street.
No 27-Doc Satterfield, residence, 631
South Twentieth street.
No sc. H. Reed, residence, 706 South
Twentieth street.
No. 2s-Henry & Hamilton. grocers,
Five Points,
Eleventh avenue, South.
No 31-Capt John White. residence,
Twenty-third street and Twelfth avenue,
South. "a
No &c. p Perrin. residence. 21s1
Highland avenue.
No. 33-J. S. Mackey, residence, 600
South Fifteenth street.
No. 34-E. J. Rowell, grocer. Twelfth
street and Avenue d.
No 35-Highland avenue and Belt
roundhouse, Fifteenth street and Avenue
E.
No 36-Frank Avoline. grocer, south
east corner Avenue c and Twenty fourth
street. -
No. 37-Frank Rorneos grocer. Avenue
c and Twenty-fourth street.
No. 3S-E. J. McCrossin, residence, 2717
Avenue G.
No. S9-H. ]. Clark, grocer, 1920 Avenue
G.
No. 40-H. B. Urquhart, residence 1902
Eleventh avenue, South.
No. 41-Charles Keller. residence, 1909
Eleventh avenue, South.
All parties holding keys. who have not
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07
GRAND G.. A. r.. EVENT.

The annual encampment of the G. A.
r. viii be held at Fitzgerald. Ca, on Sat
urday March IS. Commander-in-Chief
Clarkson and his staff will be present, to-
gether with other prominent gentlemen
The Georgia and Alabama railroad has
arranged a rate of one fare. or $40. for
the round trip from Birmingham, in con-
nection with the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, close connection being made at
Montgomery with Louisville and Nash
vile trains, leaving Birmingham at 5:4S
a. m. and p. m. Tickets on sale March
II and II. with final limit March 49, For
further information call on or address J.
w. Hunter 7. P. A., zoos First avenue
Birmingham Ala