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The oasis., 1897-03-27
 Saturday, March 27, 1897.
ArSrzoNA NEWS
lculled from Exchanges.

started south of that place.
 Bisbee has new daily newspaper called tue Arizona Daily Tyre. It will tell the truth whenever oppor- tunity presents.
 News: Not long ago a man driving to Jerome broke down in the Verde valley. He proceeded to ranch near by and asked the farmer if he had monkey wrench. The farmer evident ly misunderstood for he promptly replied No. sir: this is not monkey ranch. It is chicken ranch."
 Tombstone Prospector: Word was brought in to-day from Pearce that Bob Hart has met with serious ac- cident yesterday by falling down a shaft some ll0 feet and had his arm broken, was badly bruised and nearly killed. A splinter was taken from his head which he had caught from a timber in his decent. No further par ticulars were obtainable.
 Phoenix Herald: MT. Louis Melczer has purchased the wholesale liquor establishment of Hans Herlick and taken possession. MT. Melczer is an experienced man in the business, has host of friends throughout the terri tory where he is well known and will without doubt build up fine business as his accommodating and liberal manner of doing business warrants.
 Journal Miner A freighter named Van Tassel was thrown from his wagon few days ago while cn route to Minnehaha Flat from Walnut Grove and became entaDgled in the lines in such manner that he could not extricate himself until he had been dragged for about mile. 1t is stated that he sustained the fracture of leg and an arm besides being otherwise bruised. He laid ont for over ten hours in the snow and was rescued just in the nick of time.
 Arizona Republican: Deputy Sheriff Buggeln of Coconino county, came down from Flagstaff yesterday after witnesses in the John Hawk murder case. Hawk killed Mexican in Co., conino county in 1891. He escaped from the country and was not located until two months ago, when he was captured at Spokane. The witnesses after whom the deputy sheriff has come are Mexlcans who were living in Coconino at the time of the killing and saw it,
 I desire to attest to the merits of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one of the most valuable and efficient pre- parations on the market It broke an exceedingly dangerous cough for me in 2i hours, and in gratitude there for, desire to inform you that l will never be without it and you should feel proud of the high esteem in which your remedies are held by people in general It is the one remedy among ten thousand. Success to ito. R. DowNEY, Editor Democrat, Albion, ind. For sale by Chenoweth & Mix.
 Phoenix Herald: Frank Lambert, eight years of age was brought into the Recorders court this morning on the complaint Of Sam Sneed fer throw ing stones at This horse and property and being disorderly." Al Galpin, with the aid of the desperado's father made the arrest. Recorder Jobs when he sounded his docket, the culprit was presented at the bar of justice. The appearance of the hard case was so startling to the court that it be- came overcome with fear. There ,.,oro toorc apd frap,h1fnu and undar
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ssprrespunsems.-9a Grange

1nrresppnoena.-2a Grange,
ben IA. Sebr. '97.-llnlere @ommiiR.
oners Court belt iudbrenb Der Derfoi'
feuen Wo6e ibre erite reguldre gis
sung ab. Da bic borliegenben &C.
f6dfie mdbrenb bieier 3eit ni1t erie.
bist iperben tonuten, 70 nnrbe cine
Speeial'Sisung tudbrenb bieier Wo6e
onberaumt. Die gountp Steuern
finb mieber, tnie ielbige i'm lebten Sabre
paren, feiisefebt norben: 17a ets. Der
800 germ6gensaeuer. Cad valorem
tax). Is etS. per 800 Wege. unb
Brhdenifeusr unb u cts. per 800 fir
ben "Sinking fund.-. Cine Der
6aupt.Nrbeiten tpdbrenb ber Spe3ials
Sibung mirb bic grnennung BON ge.
gen 400 Wege.Nufiebern iein.
Sa Der @afiuo SalIe betbt bos
Seutifibum bier eineu Sammelplas.
wel9er uieIe Mnnsbmli6teiten bietet:
Cine boppelte aeselbdbn fur 2ieb.
baber bieies Sports, i'm @inier mar,
me unb i'm Sommer fiible Rdume fur
Jreunbe bes 9arten, unb Domino,
Spiels, cine Silettanten. .BIbne fur bic
pfege Der S6aufpieltunft &c. &c. Der
8erein Dersr6Bert f6 aud befidnbis
bur9 aufnabme auberorbeutIi6er Mit'
glieber.
Der @eiunbbeitssufanb ldBt man.
DIES 3u uiiniden iibrig. @rippe unb
baraus entftebenbe &rantbeiten finb an
Der Sagesorbnung. - 6. 8. =
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16limmiten 6einbe aller mabren 9uls
tur rtnb bes Vater(anbes. 9lber file iinb
nidt at perpebieln nit ben Mdnnern
ber ehten Sntelli9ens uno bes seiuns
BEN Tortldritts. unb biele Mdnner
finbeit Ou nur ba, ipo bic Nrbeit I'm
S6weiBe bes 9lnselidtS 81 finben iit.
Quf ben Stanb fommt eS ui6t an ,tnb
au9 nidt ouf Die Qrt Der Irbeit. Ob
griltofrat, Oh 8rpletarier, Oh Beamter,
oh Snbultrieller - tuer ebrli9 unb
re6tlid, nod Dflidt unb @epiiien
feline Nrbeit tbut tnb bas 95bite auf
lstnem @ebiet 81 erreiden ltrebt, Der
lit iiets Elm S0rberer unb 8orfdmpfer
ber &ultur unb beS Sortidritts. unb
70 ipollen mir Beibe au9 I'm fleinen
@irfunssfreiS itets ben sroben Gtanb.
punt ber Nrbeit fit bas 9llfge1nein,
iuobl 'feitbalten, bas Mobl unierer Sa.
Mile I'm @obl unierer sernanii9en
9faiie unb bas @obl Der @aiie I'm
@obl ber sanSen, sroBen Meni9beit
ln4en, bann tperben tpir eemiB ni1t
bertno6ern."
80, 0riebbelm!" laste @ule nit
einem beiB aufquellenoen Gliidssefabl
i'm 9er3en. vlpie oiet fann Id bon
Dir lernenl"
Gr idlob ibr ben WlunS nit bem
GuB Der Mebe.
Cas Slid bes junsen gaares bradte
mteoer ben erlten GonnenI1ein in bas
perbiiiterte Martefolper Saus.
On 3idoder CAB es bellen 9ubel,
ais Sriebbelm ietue 8raut ben Gltern
5ufiibrte unb ba er iebr balo nad BE.
ftanbenem Gramen etne Qnltellung er.
belt, tuurbe idon Gnbe CONNER eine
frobli9e So93eit gefeiert.
Bon 9uitao petid lam zines Cages
bic yladridt, baB ct cine iebr rei9e,
aIte Siibin eebeiratbet babe, unb Gin.
den f6rieb aus Gmerifa, baB ibr @atte
TN milben Weiten 8eliser bon Qanb
unb 0iebbeerben iei. Gr babe jest iein
a6uisrei9 sefunben, In benz feline &c.
Male 4raft 3ur tpllen @eltung fdrte.
@ie Elm Groberer untertperfe er fi@
2anb unb 0eute, made ben ipilben
Gooen fulturfdbis unb ebne ben Gins
ipanbercrn ben @es Su ,ieuen 8eiitun'
gen.
5ortiebuns fplst.
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Dor iiber so Sabren i9on tunrbe
WirS. Wihsloip's Soothing 5prup
BON Millionen BON Mhttern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angetpenbet. Wir{t bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas @mreien eines
&inbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S1meraen treints Wenm 10, lafie
lofort eine 5laibe bon uMfrs. Mins.
Ions Sootbing Syrup bolen. @etn
Wertb III unbeaablbar. gs .pirb benz
tleinen 2eihenben iOfort 2inberung pers
i9affen. WerlaBt eud barauf, Mitter,
eS TT tein 3weifel bartiber. gs beilt
0pfentern anb 0iarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unD bic Nierer, beieitigt Wtnb,
Rolit, erwei9t ben @aumen, BERLIN,
bert @nt3iinbung uab ftdrtt bas gan3e
Spftem. .Mrs. WinSlotps SOOTHING
Sprup@ fur sabnenbe 4inber III anges
nebm In @el@mad unb bas Heeept
ltammt bon einem ber beiten ueibIi4en
Nerate In ben Ser. @taaten. gs III BET
allen Srugsiiien in Der sanaen Welt su
baben. preis Is @euts Der sslafd5e.
Ranft ni6ts anberes, aIs Wrs. Winss
lows Sootbings5prup.
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uusbertauf bon @inter. .gduben

lm Raum gu f@affen fhr uniere
'5rhbjabrs Waorsn, bic bereits nod
unb nod eintrefen, pertaufen mir uu.
,eren gefammten gorratb BON
v WtntersS duben fur 3erren,
ga men unb ainber 3um
e o fpreiie eaus. Mir ftbren nur
Die auerbefen Jobrifote unb baben
'ur@ bie bortrefFi6e Waare, tpeIde
mir nnieren Runbeu lisfern, eineu Ruf
trmorben, Der melt tiber bic @renaen
Der Stabt uub bes @ountp bimausaebt.
Wer s6ub3eug n6tbig bat, lei es
Tetne Waare fur 8dlle, @eieaidaften
&c. ober trdftiae S6ube fur bic @trabe
uno bic Irbeit, ber fpre@e bel uns Dor;
mir t6nnen ibm bas ri6tige su mdbi,
gem preiie bertaufeu.
etnberella g dubspoIah.
213 Nlamosp plaaa.
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fin9roblnen unb bas leiie alopten Der
Qinben3lpeige am Seniter-e8 mar
9llleS ME ebenals unb bod 10 neu,
ipie wiebergei6entt!
llnb nun muBte Sufe, baB fetn Ba'
lalt Der 8elt ibr ie bieies liebe, olte
SauS erIesen fonnte.
@an3 ipte INNER iaB Wasoalene ouf
ibrem Bett, i'm ibr quite ga6t 81.
iasen, in ibrem lansen, ipeiBen 9ladt.
fleib, bic id)iperen slattsetdulmten
j30pfe i'm Naden bdnseno.
0a8 9dmmerountel BET Son1mers
nadt erfiillte bus gemad uno 10 foBte
guie Wtutb su fragen:
sag, Gene, 1T Sriebbelm NIT
Srepa beimlitb perlobt?A
r9lein, mar Die Gntport, nunb er
miro lid5 ME nit ibr perloben.
@ie iiiB idlief guie in bieier
Nodt! @ie serettet uno eeborsen lit
einem iidcren Safen mad Sturm
uuo 9ioth.
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Sin 1tmfeblbares Syl iftel.

Das 6elb Der @irflamfcit bes be-
rubmten Or. 8ulps Suiten Sprup
mlro INNER fcrtbeifeten, benn ipenn
cue SHUTTER einmal bieles unfeblbare
Wttttel 9e9en Nuiten, @rfdltunN 8rdus
ne coer Sendbuiten gcbraud,t bat, 70
tplro ile ME cine anoere Mebisin oers
iuden. m5d1 9ebraudte Or. 8ua's 6
puiten Sprup felt Is Sabren iu Der
Samilie ge9en Suiten @rfdltuna unb
l,als>eetpen unb fanb i'm ein ausee>
setfnetes Mittel. +" Srau D.3. Glarfe,
l63 @rn9reB Ctr. ,Glepelanb, 3. Or.
8uPs Ssulten Sprup tpiro lbcrall fir
25 Gents oerfauft uno man carf Gd
ntht BON 8erfdufcrn ilberreben la0en
einen anbercn cher etipa6 billigeren
9lrtifel su nehmen, oenn Mir Der ddte
Or. Bulls nuiten SDrup 9tebt INNER
,ufriebenitellenbe Helaltate.
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6abp's

Die 1f1iffton unfsres Baby IN
gu wad1fen. Disiem BdnSeldeu
pom Siebe - balb Spiel, balb
Graum - gilt jeoe binsuseflste
llnse pen SIeifd ais permebrte
6lddielisfeit uno Bebaslidfeit.
5ett su fein If Der 9e,peis pen
pollfommeusr 6efunbbett, Be,
haelidfsit, 6utmaibieteit uuS
9abY.Sd6nbeit.
Scott's Emulsion NIT
unterpbosphorfaurem Sal, III In
leihteiter Sorm Die bette fsttnob,
rune, peLde oas Baby nur boben
fam. Gs perpellitdnoiet eeraoe
6as, mas 6as Baby in sew6bn.
Iiher uabrun9 nidt baden fann
uno bilftibm iiber fbwade punsts
~ pollfommener 6efun6beit.
so Cents uus S1.oo.
scoTT & BowNE Che emists New YsrAA
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Orlaaaer.

Wftf bem "Grlau8er" bat bic xune
Star. .Sraneret eiuen 9runpf amsae.
iptelt, oer nt&t on iibsrbieten 1T. 9as
Bier bat einen bDllen, retnen, feiues.
iue8s unan8euebm iiikliHen &c.
id5nta6, tpte Bite meiiten bunflem 8iere.
90 TIT aus Sem befteu Waals mno So.
pfen ber8eftellt unb bat DaS rtd3tiae
Miter erretdt, ann eS ais etn Xagerbier
erfter 3laffe empfeblen 80 f6nmen. Dae
,Grlan8er" Oer &omes gtar.B Brauerei
TT benz wfal5eEtraft ebenbarttg umb eS
follte tn tetner Jamilie feblem, tpeit 60
sitr Jrau ano sttuher eim Ia ner 9bat
ffartemoes mno uabrbafteS 0emukmtt'
tel IN.
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G&ie lit Nie&

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuna
fur ieben Sol bon Ratarrb, ber ni@t burG
@inrebmen bon oal'S Ratarrb Sur sebeilt
nerbsn rann.
S. 8. @benes & Co., eisentb., IolebD, %.
Bir, bic llntersei@neten, bdben S. 8. @tes
neb felt ben lesten Is Sabren sefannt unb
balten ibn fir rolltcmn,en ebrenbaft in allen
observation-disclosures unb finan3ieu befas
bist, ale bon ieiner 6trnta sinsesansenen
0erbinbli4te au erfilIen.
Beft & IruaL groBbanbels. .Droguiiten,
EoIebc, ..
@aIbine, &innan & Rarnin, @robs
bdnbelSs sOroguiiten, Tplebo, 81.
9al's Ratarrb.Sfur tpirb innerIi@ genoms
men unb tpitft birett auf bas glut Hnb bic
i4leimigen Dberfld@en bes Spitems. Seus,
ntiie frei berianbt. preis 75 gts. fiir bic
6laidbe. gertauft bon allen Gpotbetern.
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9as eOle zone : Star Bier.

SIN CONNER stebt es fetu @etrdnf,
tpeld,eS tn oem Wfake erfriidbt uno
ftarft, tute etn 0laS 2une=g =gtarsSiers
Mber aud) irt 0Stnter that eS bic purs
trefHid3ffem 0ienite. GS TIT nDturifd,.
oak tucOer 0Sbisfep npd, @etn ben
Menid,en innerltb auf Ote 9auer er'
tparmen. baS thut nur Bier anb bcR'
balb 8reife man auut &oue. Star, bas
an Site uniibertreffitd lit.
81. ~. Wc0laifter,
Seuers unb 3ornabos
8erfderung.
Bel. Alb.
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s. S. MseDer,
Nt. I'll, 8eit seite alamo Bla3a.
Wein 9anoluu8 unO 9alOOn.

@ewdbltes Eager borahsliher Cali.
forniasWeine bic bireft In ben Wein'
bergen setauft ipurbsn. &otb. unb
WeiBweine, Nngeliea, pOrt. Sberrp
etc. Auftrdge ban auBerbaIb tpsrben
prompt aussefhbrt. aeIepbon fir
Stabtfunbe 280.
Sm Saloon finbet man feline
WbiSties, Weine. oorstglides Bier,
@igorren etc.
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1s. 6 opiteI.

einen 8rief bon @ultau 4etI6 eas
@artetow ;usei6idt uub oieier G. sf
entbielt ibre Treiipre6uns.
@juItau laste freimiitbig, baB er unter
ben ieri9eu gerbdltninen ni@t i'll
9tanbe lei. in abiehbarer 2eit einen
.igenen 6ausbalt gu besriinben, unS
saB er CLAUDE, Suiens @iini9en ent.
I9e9en5ufommen, menn er es ibr fret.
telle, ibr sesebenes Mort Suriid;uneb.
men. St tonne ibr Gei6id nidt an
Ieine uniidere 3ufunft fetten. gollte
cine @enbuns gum 8eileren eintreten
uuo Suie baun nod) frei unb geneiat
Iein, ibm an3ueebOreu, lpitrbe er ii6
Bliidlt6 i9dsen unb 10 neiter.
Suie mar erlDit. Sie nabu es Onfel
Gornis niht libel, Der mad Der Vettiire
bes GriefeS murmelte: ,Oas mill etn
Mann iein!4
Gs folgte cine trauli6 id6ne Mode
bes 3uiammenlebens in 3idoder, boil
erniter glrbeit, fr0bli6er Spiele i'm
@arten uno beiterer Plauberltunbeu.
0od als Sriebbelm8 Beiu9 fiir 6en
Sonnabeno In siusii9t itano, febrte
Suie nad 6auie ;uriid, unb Maeba.
lene, bic nit feinem Gaft ben @eipeg.
Brnnb peritanS, rebete ibr nidt 3u, 5u
bleiben. sic fanc es natiirli9, bas
Suie es ni9t ertrasen fonnte, Srieo.
belm aud nlr ben fleinlten G9ritt
entaegen3ufomn,ett, nod benz, mas Dor.
gefallen mar.
Seitbem gnsit un5 @erimeifluns
oua Suiens Seele seuommen iparen,
re9ten iid nit benz alien Suseno.
mutt Stolj unb gelbitsefiibl. Sie
id)an1te lid ibrer Nieberlage 70 fur6ts
bar Dor 6rieobelm, bab file suipeilen
ben @unib bate, ibn ME fpieoer<
3uieben.
Son beln alten Onfel 8ornis bate
lie germ lie ernfte @trafprebiet binse>
nommen nno ibm 9e9eniiber mar iie
nt6t 5u itol5 ibre 3erfntri6uns ~ be,
fennen, a6er Der @e6anfe mar 9erabeau
unertrdslid. Srieobelm seSemiitbigt
UeBsuuutI3utIeleH.
QBar iie ridt In ieinen guaetl terab.
semiirbist? Gr tpirbe Mitleib fir iie
empfinbeH unb MlitleiO2 Nein. Mit.
lei6 tpollfe iie nidt bon benz Manu,
Der iie einit seliebt battel
gu 9auie faub iie bic Sbrisen stpar
etiuas berubiet uub erfreut iiber ben
SruA ibrer unielisen Gerlobuns, ober
3uslei6 iebr ueritimmt, 9erei3t uuS
i9ledter Qaune iiber bic S1idIols,
wenounsen.
Wian lit su febr unter ben Gnt.
taui idunSen unS uar nift seneigt, file
5u idcnen un6 ibr ieben 8ormurf su
eriparen.
.Du mubt Gid nun fdon barauf
gefaBt MAIDEN, cine alte Sunefer at
fueroen, als Germ geti9s obgebantte
graut,1 iaste ibr Gater nit 8itter.
teit.
6ruu bon Sorned nabm iebe @es
legenbeit pahr, ieuf;enb 5u bemerten,
ipie i9wer es lei, ben .8erliner @eilt@
ipteber aus ihrem 9uuie au baunen uns
alles, mas fi6 rnseb0rises auf @ar.
tetotper Grunb uno 8oben 5utrue,
lpurbe .Peti6ens Ginflub" ;usef6ries
ben. an jeoem Mausel, an jeSer I'm,
annebmlibfeit bes 2ebens tparen pet.
fdens f6ulb.
Cine lette Satuftropbe fiibrte bas
Gnbe bes aoblensrubensGftie
nebmenS berbei.
Sn ben S6adt trat bon Neuem bas
@aiier uuo mar nidt mebr NIT Der
Dampfpumpe ~ bepdltisen.
Wlan grub 9auale unb man leitete
einen entfernten Qeih oh h~a 0n"'sA.
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%. &. Dpnma,
Nas s.one : e5tar : wter

ertutrbt ffd, beftdnbig meme Sreunbe
tpeaen ietneS unDer8Iet&Itd, reinem
0ei6mafs unb tue9en ieiner uners
retdbteu Site. 90 TIT stu ber5eraut6en.
oer 9raut umb befpmmt and ausae=
seid5nef, ielbft iuenm eiamal etn tuente
iber ben 9urft 8etrwnfen tuerben
fnIIfe.
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aNattbtes Srps. Tleiid1er,

Ho. 507 . Fsb OUT 0ns5 trGbe,
Nur bas porshsIi9fe Rinbs, S@afs
unb Sfmeiuei i1eif9.
Speaialitdt: Sunses aaIbfeiim.
alle glten BON @urf. G9iHtes,
3unge, S9mal3 &C.
Sn bemielben 2otale befinbst it@ etx
Sii@. unS " intern M artt.
Sdslid sroBe AuspabI ton frii@ex
6ii4en, Muifern, @ilb. @ef1ageI
aler Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
SehelluHseu fur Gleii6 unb Slid &c.
Derben In ireenb einem Sbeile Der
Stabt fret abseliefert.
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gln gdlaaOiisteit QeiOenoe!

0erind,t eS NIT ,Wfalt Natrtne"
nno Sbr finoet bic setuiinitbte Nnbe ];
iutrft n I d, berauid,enO. @r6partrt
bon Der Mnbcnfer Nuids 8reipiua
Co., ct. XpuiS, Wr.
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- Man benube ben NJ. X. ct.
FLYER mad Sort Wortb, Waco
Dallas, aauias @itp unb ST. 2ouis.
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Der KATY FLYER III bur&.
aus 0efiibule, aus ben feinfen $agess
naaen, Chair Cars uub Wagner.
Buffet 96lafwasen suiammeuseiett.
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Wrf0oe 0oteI,

gefies Sotel ia ber Stabt. 81 Der 9aa.
100 3immes. u. 9. 8 bemas, gigtb.
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YaNa9e:8tuette auer Mrt
VI a9 unh uou Guropa.

SEPT til bie 3eit. Sidets 3u taufen
unb Wermanbte unb 8efannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb berabertommen au laHen.
Wegen genauer Snformation tpenbs
man fi6 ON
%. S. DpaaG
Seneraisp spafaeier.agent bet Wauorp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 gaf . 6oufon @trabe, San An,
tomb, Seras.
Offi5ielIer agent ftir ale europdi.
i9en Oampfer Qinien.
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u o tia
oes staatss nnb County, Solicitors.

Den 5teuer3abIern tpirb hierburd
ange3eigt. baB bic Staats. unb @ountp
ad valorem, S@ul. unb 2opf.Steuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 ieBt fdlis Rnb.
Sole @affiano,
steuer. .3ollettor bon 8erar gouutp.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-25
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
Agrees Upor a Plan of Procedure Upon the Tariff Bill-No Set Speeches to Be
 Made Except That of MT. Aldrich.

Washington, May 24.-The republican caucus today emphasized the fact that there is a wide divergence of opinion among the republican senators on rates of, duty fixed in the various schedules of the tariff bill. The senators were in caucus nearly four hours. The only off, tion to the republican members of the the caucus adjourned was that it was de- cided,, ,toeappoint three senator's in addi- tion, to trhs republican members ofthe finance fcoinmittee, who are to act as a committee in getting the tariff bill through the senate. IL was generally stated, however that an agreement had been req ched that there should be no set speeches on the bill from the republican side except that of Senator Aldrich, which is to be delivered tomorrow.
 A resolution or memorandum offered by Senator Burrows was agreed to by those present, which sets forth that the sense of those present, there not being a full attendance of the caucus, was that republican sena tors having amendments to offer should present them to the re- publican members of the finance com mftee, and if the amendments were ap- proved by the committee they were to be offered in the senate. If disapproved the sena tors presenting them were to have the right to submtt them to the republi- can caucus, which is to be call=d upon each schedule if amendments to it are proposed. The finance committee is to hold sessions each evening for the pur- pose of hearing propositions from r;pub- lionn senators and to decide upon the ad- visibility of presenting such amendments in the senate, The object of this prop ositicgl is to prevent the republicans from dividing upon various schedules which might be presented The necessity of the arrangements was developed by the de- bate and the various contentious of sen-
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-25
THE ASSEMBLY
vice of the Stated and Permanent Clerks-Wes es.minster Celebration.

Charlotte, N. C., May 24-ThS essen- ply reconvened this morning at 9:30 after the deligh!bful rest from labor which the Sabbath brought. The most interesting discussion of the day was in reference to the aeswer returned by the committee on overtures and bills to Lafayette Presby- tery in TegaAl to its request that the tl-mlS o6 the stated and permanent cleLks ba fixed at four years. The present clerks are Drs. Farqis and Wilson, and have been fer years. MT Milster represented the LaFayetta Presbytery on the floor. Dt. King was the strongest advocate for tttl change of term. Dr. R. c. Bird and Rev. Mr. Miller were leaders of the o9po- sLtiOn. Advocates of the change argue d that 1t was wise to make the rule now while Drs. Farris and Wilson were the off11sEs SD that when they came to lay the work down there would be no embar- rassment in electing their successors. Those CppcSsd to the change Sug1s gsted that the movement might be suggested as a personal motive. They also thought the adoption of the change inexpedient be- cause it would precipitats a scramble for office every four years.
 Dr. Reid offered substitute "that the charge suggested was inexpedent" Car rte'1 ty a vote of S6 to 69.
 Reports were read from the committees on publication ard Sabbath.
 At II o'clock Dr Strickler, of the Union Theological seminary, delivered an ad- dress on the nature, value and special utility of the caitechisms, one of the West minister address,s. 1t was a strong and powerful argument.
 This afternoosf the assembly accepted an invitation from President Shearfr. of Davidson college. to visit the college, about twenty miles from here The or der. for tonight was the continuance of the observance of the Westmins;eir cele- bration The address was made by Rev Dr. Ta,dnoIck oie the Union Theological semirafy alt Columbia.
 "CclcIsd Evangelization' is the order fer tomorrow mcrning. Tomorrow after noon the next place of meeting is to be decided.
 New Orleans s-ll Richmond have each meile a ( '-n. nw. Palmer sent a letter with the N,-'w Crlesns invitation.
 One of the most pcpulsr of the divires present is Dr. Pitzer, of Wssh' ng ton. Dr. Pitzer is pastor of the only church of thu southern assembly planted outside of the lines of the conference.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-25
ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.

St. Louis, Mo, May 24-Following were the results at the Fair Grounds today:
 First Race-SeVen furlongs, selling. Benamela, 9 70 5, won; Ferris Hartman, 4 to l, second; Horseshoe Tobacco, to l. third. Time, 1:30.
 Second Race-Four and half furlongs Ben Frost, 5 to 1, won; Sue Sue, 40 to 1 second; Fred Broens, to 10, third. Time, O:56.
 Third Race-One mile. Dr. Walmsley Videre, Il to ,, third. Time, 141.
 Fourth Race-Five and half furlo2gs. Leader Ban, 12 to l, won; Dorah Wood, 2 10 i, second; Gath, 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:08.
 Fifth Race-A mile and twenty yards. Cappy, to ?, won; Kruna, 15 to l, sec ond; Arg'onaut, Is to 5, third. Time, 1:44%.
 Sixth Race-Six furlongs. Nicholas, ? to 5, won; Walkover, 10 to l, second Charlie Christy, 13 to 5, third. Time, 1:15.