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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11
GUARD DUTY.

General order No l5e
Guard details Will be by ".giments. and
the commanding officer OF the post will
order the selection OF the guard detail from
the First regiment In advance. for the 18th
instant. the opening day OF the tour OF
duty.
Lieutenant Colonel J. b. A ms rong. pay
master department, and Second Lieutenant
Alfred ". Drew. u. 8. A., viii constitute
board, whose duty Will he 70 attend in
srnet, inspect and report upon regipenial
guard duty during the encnnpnsnf, the
best officer Of the day, and the sergeant
major reporting guard details most
promptly In deciding In this contest. the
performance OF the duties o, the officers OF
,he day, the adiutant sergeant major ron
commissioned officers priyatas and bands
must BIZ closely scritinixed IN the eeremo-
mics o. guard mount posting o. sentinels
transmission OF orders. vigilance OF senti-
nels on post. relloi, etc. The board viii be
given The countersign to enable them 10
vitit the guard house and sentlncIs at
night, and VIII accompany the oificer Of
the diy at least once In each night. in his
grand rounds. IN word, this beard will
take ~ consideration all the duties per-
tanning TO guard duty as laid down in the
Manual Of Guard Duty rs adopted " the
war department.
The report OF the board viii bs made out
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MARlTTNE EEpapr.

.,..,.. Asbins Pas, July s.
aeasa sf>sa-atip cairaersE. ois,o.
hs@a'a 'csa1.asfy Maesssep. Meas,,er
n,ssoe-
saAsr2ass ea1aser Flsr. wooabou,s
Ea8 a,ass>r.
SsiAsyi..-
&aisvsssa h41orsv yekn p. Rr.sz, for
pese fss.ss.
eestsa sass Al4s, .r Mexico.
n FY'r-
Iss9iss earx Geaaf1rs r.. oa..o master.
ar sSss
Aa.er.sas aasf Asass Eee., Gray n...
Raw 30 a.Es
svsassa ss.s crsp<a. Eys~~cm.,,sr. Ills
toaa
ysasiaa sax coismssao. Psroai master.
sfs ssae
servsgaa ssrx orssa. yeraen master.
so sssss
Fsa'aea ss7 Lensora. Agbaso Master, 1858
t5ns
NaTwegisa bark Ymigrart, Jus, rnasier.
Ersflsa sstx ttsAthlanba. Prancl6 mas
Ter. ~ tons
saierfcsr seasoher Mary. Riselback mae
Tar. ~ fsas
Es.fsisls steamship Cairntrag. CibSon
nsa@fsg, gss5 ions
ss'tisn ship Mseedoa. MeAaster master.
1853 tors
Aassvfsaa schooner Fiora woodhouse.
HaIs nAsssr, zsz tons.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Richmond Texas July al viii pay 500
e. tie a-7eS: n Ike shaw and Noah shaw.
brothers hold warrant Tor their arrest,
Ike shay is about = wears old. about six
feet, ginger cake color small nustache,
long or soluble looking head and has q kind
& lwp %. iroD-like i1 his walk Cleft leg
lhnE1. Noah shaw IS about - years old.
dark brown stout build, about five feet
seven a. eieh, inches, smooth face; both
had 0r shoes
! VIII pay sl1 .or the arres, O. Jim Kel-
oy. who ! hold warrant for. He IS black
five - siy riches atou, 40 POUNDS. has
large scar OF lets shin. small scar on let,
shoulder blade; has been To the peniten-
ttary 9 W. Parncll
sheIlft For. Bond COUNTY. Texas
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HUNTSVILLE.
VIII Give Railroad bonus When
the Rond l. in Sight.

Huntsville. Texas. July ia letter re-
cesTea here from R P Duncan. vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the proposed
Waco and Sabine Pass railroad. asking
what Huntsville viii give 10 secure the
rad. Reply has been made that Huntsville
VIII oc-iriuCi, literally A. The proper time.
bit having been fooled 81 many times. II
were rsel IS % tey sud set enthusiasm
before !, IS settled the road VIII he built
Postmaster Parish Vent down and dis
continued tAc money order cfgica az Pine
Valley. ae-ias under Instructions, business
rot jus 'vrc the coauausnce al the
money order department ;herc.
IN en's rtainment for the Tom Hamilton
Guards IS tsne gotten up by the Hunts-
viile ls6ies. 70 occur next "Wednesday Z rhr
being the eve O. their departure FOR san
A9-71io. The company viii give rn ex-
h-n.ucu dr-ll on ;Hc square, after vi ,ch
he ladies will tender them nice suppe-
a. The ari1oTy
The cosuty board % equalization made
about 80 raises ard will meet again July
. % take final action
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LUMBER MARKET REVIEW.
Regular Weekly Report of the Con-
dition Of Trade.
DEMAND GOOD FOR THE SEASON.
Manufacturers Are Not PressinR
sales and Many Have Withdrawn
Statesmen From the Road.

Beaumont, Texas, July 1o.-The demand
from Texas points the past week has been
only moderate, and the bulk OF the ship
ments are on orders taken several wee Ks
ago. Trade is quite as good, however, as
could he expected al this season. and the
business that is coming % manufacturers
is without personal solicitation. mos, Of the
mills In this section having withdraw
their statesmen from the road. their feel
Ing Of confidence IN an early revival OF
demand being such as to repress The de-
sire to force sales. Large shipments are
siill being made 10 poinJs in The Northwest.
where the call FOR building material which
manifested itself TWO months ago san con-
t.nues Much Of the lumber now going
forward is dressed stock. which indicates
that the bulk ot improvements are IN cites
and towns. Fences and barns and general
farm reuairs VIII not begin ul'i! the c-als
have been gathered. when the demand for
common rough lumber is expected 50 ma
teriaily Increase. During the week { ne
eood-si2ed bills for railroads have teen
received. and a. % these orders ,he. are
generally In fair supply The lem t-1 !or
export schedules continue good and near
J. all mills OIL the southern lar.te are 20
a greater or less evfor, Interested o. fttrn.
Prizes src s'.n and HAae yet i3s s-e l.c!e
satisfactory than they Aaye oes- ~ SIX
months.
There is al improved demand ioT shingles
and 81 is thought there VIII be an advance
IN prices within tAe next ih.r:y days.
RAIL SHIPMENTS FOR HALF a YER.
The raj saipus1,s q, .ualu4. ia -ar SIS
from ueaumort Ger &c a-a- 4-a -i i1e
current year are r.v.a below ty -.on'a..
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Destined for Sabine Pass
British ship otterspool. REID master, III
tons.
Spanish steamship Guido. I.a-.avey rnes.
ter ae55 tons.
Norwegian ship Msren. Haioorses Eva
ter 1855 tons.
Norwegian bark Elliaa. Olsen master.
1898 tons
Swedish bark Carl Hiadric. vaas;roa
master s3f tons
British steamship Kirkfett. su;h.-iaaa
master 22So tons.
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nnhlIn Nnrmnl nnnncd.

Dublin. Texas. July 9.--The summer
FORMAL opened here today with an enroll
men; q seyenty-six teachers. The faculty
is as follows T. w Evans. ". J. Clay.
Mrs. 5 e. iatt.mer. Miss ". Z Robinson
! T. Valentine and VI l.. Arnold More
teachers are expected tomorrow and
good number next week
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WASH GOODS.

Just received a large sh!pmea; o: Fancy
Lawns. new ana pretty designs. - and
l-Sc quality. Il yards for.,...............
loo oualty Solid Color organdies.
l5c quality French Ba:iste, 40 inches wide.
now STYLES Observation-Disclosures.
25c and SC quality French D!mities Or
l5o quality Navy Blue and Black Duck.
a'c quality real Irish Linen Homespuu,
the only material Tor Ladies skirts
3, qualify Madras Cloth. SPECIAL for
Gents Shirts Observation-Disclosures.
soc quality Wash Examines ................
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SUMMER RESORTS.
LONG ISLAND. N. Y.
IN THE OCEAN AND SOUND.

Send 6 cents in stamps for Long
mer Homes" n book describing hotels ana
noefalng houses on Long Island, to III NJ.
Smltn; Traffic Manager l.. /. Railroad
Long Island City. n. y. '''
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6reenwille Commando.

Greeav.ile, Texas, July s.-The tao local
military companies, Greenville Ri.les snd
tiTee1yllie I..gat Guards. are 6-illias nisht-
y aae asr Se,tns IL good trim for the san
Antonio encampraent.
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HANDKERCHIEFS

l1c QUALITY whNc and Coiureti Rorder
Handkerchfets ................,..,........
&c quality White Embroidered Han'ker-
chlefs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&c quality White Linen Embroidered
NaEdkerchiefs .......................... ....
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ceue-d order 40. Ks

cece-Si order No. iu
J. Ne,e hu; e7ns nte rie1re-s G. com
Ta1ies, who have regularly enlisted aud
esea sNo-l IN the service 81 the STATE. will
= PERMITTED 20 attend ;Ae camp {. in
st-7ac;sco A. S.a ArSouso.
NAP'Si7s must certi'y 70 thss o. making
sTrlseat!0r tcs trsnSpn-tatiaa Cor TIE NUM-
Ter O. men Who con- -rtss the corpAry.
IN der 20 have fcil reeinlea.s at TIE
caFrp O. instructor. tie -esilueu, hGv!ae
The least nRuhe- ot companies, by dis
hand1ae1t OF otherwise. the said couipaai ~
= sad Tesirnent viii r. temporarily ds-
.-lha;si amo-s the five rcu,slnIuc resi-.
meats.
Ay er1es C: ;Ae commander IN ca.e..
". II Mahry,
Aitutnlt General
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TyGrEcT1oNs ANp BOARD OF 1NsPEC-
TON.
f-e--.--l 49, - y,

EDITIONS AID BOARD or IHSPEC-
TON.
General order 70 ri.
F.. Tho hoard ~ Inspection 70 determine
the saroae fflzez will consist o.,
Lieutenant oolonc! x. V. Van Zaudt. J-..
49, G.. T. s. C.
L.e4tcaan, Colonel ]. Ruad a. n c.
y. e.. a..
,a'gaa Z, Colonel w D. Henderson. a,
l.-.i, aant Colonel John DoVell =. c. OF
La,eaaat colonel p. X CASTOR. \. !.
iat-r !. ~ nvrnes. Al G.. rv C.
Na 1!lsn Hpcil. a. l. C. r. V. C.
falcr a. N1lvrI a. ordnance T. Y. G.
MACY spencer NGtchu, pay Department
tnmeraot 4. W Drew L. 8. a.
Ta~ arrrra o. dur = The inspectors in
q. 1sa Nfo~s branch Of military affairs
IhT ll report with Arict imparrality
~ f'r .Hllao, military appearance anu
ret ttc- ~ The roo g. the coalition Of
q1ar+rs 11a grounds and o! this arms AMI
'-HIrutrtr.
~ .h4 lr.re-ti'n Of s7cs. e,c.. due credit
allowed icr arms AMI equipments
h.ra h'7f ncon .onE IN service.
IT, 10 '5rm th- basis Of their report
r''an se stamford - ey"cllonrc az the com
fsnif7 ira ps h1'f.rcs ard bands. 20 eu-
oHsfsd
.. Insfc-,nrs will be requl-cl 10 pre-
serve FER fuWic reference the daily insrec-
a q 1ntee ond scores given In companie,
nHier fla different heads or points of in
re'l-n r. 81 admissible for the inepect .
o-s 60 advise company COMMANDERS of de.
lirQ os without giving scores. just
n'ffr @ach morning inspCetian with view
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NOTIONS-SpeoialS

&c quality Sterling Silver Belt Plns..,.....
&c quality Ox.d.zed and Silver Garter
Buckles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MISUNDERSTANDING.
soc quality Sterling Silver Shirt wa!s:
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AID asr'ed % ire a4iutaut general before
ihe elnse - camp @. i.s,ransioo.
BY ersee c. she ecsaaAcls- n chief.
w II Naoy.
Aitutan: General
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SAN ANTONIO DRILL.
ORDERS ISSUED BY ADJuTANl
GENERAL MABRY.
ment ofHcers, Inspectors and
Hoard of Inspection.
General order No. 40.

General order No. 10.
Ad;utAnt Generals ot.sce. state @. Texas
Austin. Texas. July /, iss7.--QuA-terz-As
;ers department officers;
/. Resimeutal quar;e-raAste-s ard guar
ierrnaster se-sean,s. ca a-riviag !; camp q.
Instruction. will re7or, 10 tie pos; quarter
master, Captain ". x. ovea. Ac;.ag com.
pany qpsrtgr-nas,er se-se4ats or arrival
VII report 20 tAei7 regiu1eaial qua-ts--12s-
tar.
Thes~ o';i,ors nus; remain IN camp 20
draw supplies ana make preparations FOR
the comfort o. their commands Is ihey az
give.
.. Reginep.sl quar:er-a1s,e:-s VIII draw
from the post oaar.er-nssie-, and receip,
therefor all articles q camp esuipase tos
ifc'- Fez.meat
Il vii! Issue 70 TIE getting comps ~
quayi=rrn4st-T sersea1ts the recetsa-y
oqupaec for their several c9m74 tax
ing receipt for same. ara aollce them
responsible 81. their sac return. as the
RESIN. a..i ;g-raasters VIII lie aslI re-
as.li- .y ms 1epa--.et; :os Al 7,tlsc
SOS ss-e4 ~ hem by ile rest guar
A..-F company qnsr,s7taastas scr
--s Are 20 a- ss.ec-e3 'fy ih- COM
.".t l..-s % tbs roal..c. should
.-ar u.th articles q z.st-nte,
aA -l-f 20 se=p -.le -Er--4-s 4 re
-1r i.ev nld irar su... articles q;
-tf ls rrr -4t.1cs L--,-lf.uel ur1u
ty of 81 stated hours. AMI e.
wt,- c14tr4..ors Thy
t7 rs.i- res-t-e1'-i qua;f.--
a. reg $50 q Ut t+-l4 4ar. 80 tGat
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HOSIERY.

;5c qualify Chnaren's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose. sizes TO g Der pair................
&c Gual.,y Ladies' Onyx Fes; Black HOSE.
sc quality Ladies Onyx Fast Black and
Tan Ribbed Ingram Lisie Hose. .......
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 catoma and Goldthwaibs streets. tho price paid being $6, 500
 Elder William Lively will preach his farewell sermon at the Cottage Hill Prirn- tive Baptist church tomorrow afternoon, The attorneys for the defense in ths case of Stokes, ct al, charged with the conspiracy in the murder of the negro Patterson, have decided not to invoke the aid of the supreme court in securing writ of habeas corpus, but their motion will be heard before Judge of Probate Gaston tomorrow.
 John Jackson, of 517 South Decatur. walked into the vaccinating polls at po- lice headquarters this morning. He was already afflicted with the disease and was immediately hustled out to the pest house. Four new cases have de- Neloped during the last two days. Mayor Meyers, If Selma, today wired the local officers that all Montgomeryites who en- te- Selma. until such time as the disease is lifted, will have to present certificates of vaccination. On top of this Mayor Clisby and the council have handed down a ukasa that all shall be vacc.nated. All who refuse to have the virus grafted into their systems will be arrested and hsav- ilv fined
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sTRYcHNINE FOR oUININE.
Anda Selma Negro Passes Over the Riv
 er-Smallpox News.

And a Selma Negro Passes Over the Riv-
 er-Smallpox News.
 Selma, Aug. 5.-Yesterday evening Cal vim Logan took a dose of strychnins in- stead of quinine, as he thought, and shortly .afterward, despite the efforts of the physicians, he died.
 This morning it is rumored that Logan and his wife had a falling out f:w days ago. and she swore she would rid her. self of him. This is denied by the wo- man. who says she has had no quarrel with her husband in many months There is slight variation in the tales told as to how the poison came in the house. The woman states that the msdi- cine was from bottle that her husband bought her last March whlsn she had the grippe.
 A negro woman who was present be- fore the negro died states that he said that he had been poisoned. but it was -a mistake. That white woman had given 11is wife the bottle of medicine. The bot tie was an original package from a drug store. The authorities are inve tea,ing the affair.
 Dr. Sanders. state heaath officer. reach- ed Selma today, returning from Buena Vista, in Monroe county. where he want to investigate a reported case of small pox. pr. Sanders said that the case was genuine smallpox in a mild form. case was reported at Maplesvife. the camp of the builders of the M T. and NJ rail road, but a telegram from the physician there states that boy sick from vaeei- nation was the foundation for the rlmnr, and that there. is not case there,
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HE USED A BAT
And the Officers Are Hunting Him in the Mountain Fastnesses-W ounds Serious.

And the Officers Are Hunting Him in the
 Mountain Fastnesses-W ounds Serious.
 Piedmont, Aug. 5.--(Special.)-Jo Sis son and his wife who reside in the su- burbs of Piedmont, have not been getting along peaceably together for some time. This morning they had a quarrel which eliminated in Joe hitting his wife on the head with a base ball bat, infiicting dangerous wound. The woman is said to be critically injured. As soon as Joe realized what he, in his blind rage, had done, he fled to the mountains where he is now being hunted by a posse with dogs and guns.
 Miss Fanrte Mitchell, of Summerfie,d, Fla, who has been visiting relatives in Piedmont and Spring Garden for the past month, left for her home yester- day. ssss ".A
 Mrs. Lon Ferguson, of Birmingham. has been visiting relatives ard friends in, Piedmont .the' past week.
 h Mrsl. Bessie Harbin left last Sunday flor Wheeler Springs, where she will re- main during the hot weather.
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Must Have Been Very Bad.

q In this day of slang and slipshod English it is quite refreshing to find one home in which our mother tongue is ap- preciated and sins against its purity duly resented.
 That there is at least one such was made evident in a quarrel which took place in literary household between the two youngest inmates-a quarrel, like most childish differences, soon over, but fierce while it lasted.
 When his wrath had reached its height, the small son of the house. quivering with anger, sought for lan- Ruage to deuonnoe his sister,, who had been the aggfessor. 'eF-t'ii's
 You bad, he burst forth. Stamping a stubby sboe; s'.'you bad.ssaE bad IT Words failed him. Then with Il flash of truly literary inspifafiSHtbs conclud- ed. "you bad grammar. youl''-Y Youth g Companion.
The age-herald., 1897-08-06

A meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia and Alabama Coal company is hereby called to be held at the office of the company in the city of Birmingham. Ala bama on the 12th day of August 1897, at 10 o'ciock q. m, for the purpose of consid- ering a proposition to approve, ratify and confirm all acts and proceedings of all meetings of the directors of said company heretofore held outside of the state of Ala barna; and all acts and proceedings of all meetings of the stockholders of said com pany held pursuant to the call of any meet ing of the directors held outside of the state of Alabama; and any and all cleo tions of directors and officers of said com pany at any meeting of the stockholders or directors held as aforesaid; and all acts of any officer of said company elected or appointed by or in pursuance of meetings held outside of the state of Alabama; aiiG especially to approve, ratfyf and confirm thc execution and disposition of tho first mortgage bonds of the company now out standing issued on the 1st day of May, 1893 and the mortgage executed by-Asaic company to the Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity Company on the property of said cornDai1y to secure such issue of aboiids, bearing even date thetewith; and to 'trans- act ali other business of said company that may properly come before said meet ing. JAS. R. PACE,
 7-iO-td
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TAX COLLECTORS SETTLING UP
Successor to Wm. Lee, Deceased, Appoint
 ed-Attemp.ed Assassination.

Successor to Wm. Lee, Deceased, Appoint
 ed-Attempted Assassination.
 Montgomery, Aug. 5.-(Special)-The governor today appoinJsd C. r. Culber- son. of Valley Head, as county commits sioner of DeKalb county to succeed Will liam Lea recently deceased
 4- Of sixteen tax collectors recently cit q by qhe governor as delinquent, several have already given satisfactory reasons why they should not be suspended. Col lsctor4Holland, of Escambla. has sa4led in full Collector Bowie of Lowndes, has settfrd for all except closing for some Ia nd sales, Collector Frederick of Frank Ihrs has paid an account of sSs0. and all Of tt'm have until August 10 before any further action is taken by the governor
 Capt Benda min Screws. whose reputa- 'isf5n as an pfiatorFis an envtabie one. will deliver the addiass at an ex-comedera tes' gathering in eireensille. August~2l. aa News of a bold attempt TO assassinaise Mg. A. P.- Gordon. of Lowndes county, Sunday night, was received here today.
 The remains of Mrs Ruiz. 1tss wo man who died at the fnfirinary. are stiil wait : ing a claimant at c Campbelps undertaking rooms.
 The Alaba ma Midland has purchased of the Glaze estate Ihe property between
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sa RAIN AND THUNDER STORM.
Horses and Hogs Killed by Lightning and
 Property Iniured-Court News.

5,.r IrOpefJy InJufeu-COuru Ne@S. s1sTpay, Aug. 5.-(Special.) )-Chancer scohft has ben in session t'his week, Chan eellor Williams presiding. The. docket was un6strally large, and is being dis posed of with rapldSty. is Judge J. w. Foster is hereeroa receive the report of 'yhe grand jury. which has had an unusually long sitting,s having been in session nearly two weeks, return ing over fifty true bills. The jury found the condition of the county to be good A bill for murder in the second degree was found againsa r. T. Parks, for the murder of Jim Sikes.
 A terrific hail wind and general storm prevailed here yesterday afternoon. The lightning struck an old barn. the prop erty of MT. Barnlhill, killing horse and four or five pigs within and burning the barn to the. ground; also sEruck Ham caey's mill doing some damage. Much damage WEES done to the crops by hail ard wind.
 {. Circuit couna convenes here on Mon- day next for the trial of the criminal docket. Judge J. W. Foster will be on the bench.
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QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.
Shortest and Quickest Line New O.
 leans-Solid Vestibule Trains.

Shortest and Quickest Line New Or
 leans-Solid Vestibule Trains
 The Alabama Great Southern Railroad with it's connections. formerly the Queen &s Crescent Route, is the shortest and quickest line from Birmingham to New Orleans. solid vestibule train leav; s Birmingham at 1925 night, arriving New Orleans 11:45 next morning. This train carries Pullmans handsomsst drawing room Buffet Sleeping Cars. day coaches. baggage and express cars through with out change.
 2 The evening train leaving Birmin gham at D. m. carries elegant Pullman Union Sleeping Cars from Birmingham to New Oreans without change, arriving at New Orleans at 6:30 next morning, m 5k- ing connection with Southern Pacific for the west.
 For comfort and speed. travel via the Queen & Crescent Route.
 c. M. BILLHEIMER. Traveling Passenger Agent Alabama Great Southern Railway, No North Twentieth St. Telephone S46
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QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.
Shortest and Quickest Line to Clncin-
 nati-Convenient Sche dules 10 Louisville

The Alabama Great Southern Railroad with its connections, formerly the Queen S Crescent Route, is the shortest and si quickest line from Birmingham to Cincin- fJnati. solid vestibule train leaves Bir- migham at 3:35 d. m.. daily carrying Ptfllmans handsomest drawing room sleeping cars to Cincinnati without e-chQnge, arriving at Cincinnati 7:30 D. m Cafe and observation car on this train Chattanooga to Cincinnati Cose connection at Lexington with chair car for Louisville, arriving Louisville at S:15 D. m.
 sss- The train leaving Birmingham at 2:45 sap. m. carries Pullman sleeping cars Bir- ao raingiain- to Cincinnati, arriving Cincin- 30 rati 80 a. m. Pullman union sleeping car Chattanooga to Louisville on this ttsIn, arriving Louisville 7;55 a. m.
 For comfort and speed travel via the Queen & Crescent Route.
 c. M. BILLHEIMER Travelling Passenger Agent. No. Nor. .h
 Twentieth St. Telephone S46.
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ST. s1MoNs AND CUMBERLAND.

Many improvements have been made at the above resorts. A new hotel man. ager at St. Simons, with several years Y experience al the different noted resorts of the country. The former manager of the Cumberland needs no better rec ommendation than a word from those who have visited him. The season. is bathing in the world: fishing. boating and hunting unexceled. Those desiring a &ew days outing at one of these delight full resorts should communicate with W.
 V. Lifsey, Div. Pass. Agt., Montgomery,
 Ala