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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-28
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

The elegant steamers Imattila. tltN OF
Feehl4 and Waila Waila ply between So
Htle and SAP Francisco. calling az foft
faRusena and Victoria L &. n follows.
Leave Seattle Due
Fer San Francisco, san FRANCISCO a n 3
SAN january 6. 10 -. -
" lFs6rasry :. 8. Il. Is.
February I. {. II. ie e.
q q
Leave San Fran Qua
cisco for Seattle 2 Seattle z. III -.
a m. january :. =. Il. =,
laausfy 4. ?. "A. IL g.
rs February /. s. II, Is
FssruAry 5. s Is. IS II. -
= s.
Re sregsrt steamer city 81 topeka
lsaves Sestffe ~ "a m fer Alaska. Jan
rAry e. February "a. ~ March vs. Que
back az Seattle February 5. . Msfca 10
The company reserves right 70 chaeEe
Without previous notice. steamers. sAii4Hs
cztss ana hours cf sailing
}. r TROWBRIpGE =. 5. SAPt,
Seattle. Wash.
.eeedsu Perkins 6 Co. Gen. Agts.. san
Ffanclsco.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rhe Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan 9T.-Wheat opened very
weak. with buyers hard TO find at fc lower
than Tuesdays closing prices May
which was worth 7-ssc AZ the close Of yes
terday's session. opened To-Day from 7sisc
70 &c. II was not generally saiahle above
7sizc. although in less than e minute later
7essc was bid. and some sales were effect
- at So. After holding for about hale
an hour around 76&c there was an scces-
sion Of weakness. and another break 70
75ssc. The lowest price here recorded was
reached before an hour 81 the session had
passed The decline was the result of
lower Liverpool cables where a decline
Of lad was recorded. General liquidation
began the trading. the selling being heavy
during the frst half OF the session. and
commission houses were kept busy IN
loading wheat for their customers. There
proved 20 be quite a number Of people
who had a profit in sight as the result
% the break and they we're not slow 70
take advantage 81 g. Purchases were
verv free around .62sc bat vnen the
shorts got through prices started down
tla hin aEzin. and IL Was nor until the
export engagements began to assume r.
spaetabIe proportions that a genuine rally
took place. Northwestern receipts we're
small Is2 cars. as compared with 2l9 on
the sanne day last week ana Al a year
aro. Chicago received s. cars against -
dav In lSs As was the case yesterday.
how ever this was attributed 70 the
weather. and but itttie attention vas paid
20 the figures When the figures for ex-
port engagements had reached a total %
s. boat loads May Was fairly on the Te-
c5very. the price res ching 7ssxc by noon
The market was less active during the
last hour and prices held steady, May
closing AZ 7SAc-
Corn did not pa-take O. the early senni-
ranicky feeling tn the wheat pit MANY
ecod-sixea lines o. short corn we're COW
erred
Noe FOR a lonE tine hack has there been
s3ch q big trade tn oats. shorts were
bought freely and created very good
feeling and higher prices
Provisions wsre YEA. from the begin
ring % the end q t1e session
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Jaauzry -. May 7sssc
Corn anuarv. -. May. E7sf99tr.
Czts-Jaauarv. ~. May I7&0f-A.c
Pork-Jauuary. s.. May. SIS.
Tsrd-,J4- lary. s. *. May. s. $50 So.
Rias-Janr1arv. SS-s7al- Nay. 81
Rye
Bav}ev-E TS-
Ffax---f5~c
TimeshY-S1 n
Live stock.
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prGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KiNGSTON.
gefween Tacoma and Victoria, u g
s0oamI.vl NJ Tacoma 10 Al 1911. lain
i9spfnlr.vl T2f Pt.Townsend y Ar .aopnl
a.NSpr Ariii0 Victoria NJ w e+S"ph
.Daiiy except Monday
This steamer furnishes Arsi~csass - - eos. a
raaa tsors carrying both freight and pas
ssugers and leaves from 1esler wharf
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire OF
G. p THORNDYKEt
Yeslsr wharf, Seattle.
l. A NADEAu.
caoarsI Asunf ~ p Railway.
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PORTLAND. Jan. [.-Wheat very
dull. quotations. roullnals WallA Wa-la.
sIIszcs Valley. S49sSc Per ousaeL
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Money and Exchange.

Money on cal, easy at 1izd1&. per cent
last foan Ia, closed offered al ILz6iz. Per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 3l4 per
cent. S.i*A2ng exchange strung. w9t5 ac-
tual business - bankers bills 81 81 ssSs q
4.s7 for demand and &s4S.14S5 for sixty
DAYS: posted rsteS, 81 so s5is and 81 s7l4G3
ASA; commercial bills. 81 s3a.. Silver GER
tf7cates, 81. 9S5s.c. Bar silver. CSC.
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LAR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Weekly Time Card.
essap,fr f~hauapaien. Skagit rtver route.
caves Seattle Jan. - af mi3ntsAts jan
= a. midnight Jan. y. ~ wlehts 8s-
leaves ~ a.rt NsrHoa Jan. =, az a, IN q
ssn- = at a. IN jan 81 AZ Z = q.
fe.a ifn-tle.re norts Tuesday, AID SOFIA
sanaay CaNiac AZ = atwood ktT. SAa6tt
CITY. NoUat Vernon au8 Avon
CITY Do,k Stea naers for an points O. nc
sssana. Dnen all a'eat :. q hAhF-S'
@eaagtr. Telephone. Main g
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Feed and Observation-Disclosures sls.eoG
1850. California bran. x2.5AGI3: outside
brands bran. sl2
Hay-Wheat sSl1; wheat and cat. SO
10; cat tsQs; river barley. s5ds.59; best
bar.ey. t7gS50. alfalfa. ssa7.50. clover. s.
as: stock. &1s. compressed wheat $50
$50: compressed ost. ssd7: straw. per bale,
s5a5oc
vegstables-Early Rose potatoes. 754s5c:
common Salinas Burbanks. 754soc. fancy
Salinas Burbanks. sld1 o.; river Burbsnks.
SOC &c. river reds. 7eQS0c: sweet potatoes,
sIQ1-25. new do. Sg4c per pound; onions.
5-Z5Gi1.70; cucunbers. 60c4sl per dozen;
dried peppers 7ase. dried okra l0a12iso:
mushrooms, I0ff20c: asparagus, leG30c; Los
Angeles tomatoes. $Gi25; green peas. ga
30 per pound. string beans. 64i0c. egg
plant. 15Q2ac.
~ Fruits--Nsvel oranges. x-50G2 50 per
box: seeding oranges, s5cQsL2s. common
lemons. slli. Is, good TO choice do, 8. 50G2:
fancy do. s.. 25G2. 50. Hs vaiian bananas. s.
a.. eastern apples, s293.25 per barrel;
cranberriss, s6gI-59 per barrel
Butter~Faney creamery. 2odGc; sec
onds. 17dlsc: fancy dairy. iSc: seconds.
l21l3c. picked. lac; frkin. 1ad1tc.
Cheese-Fancy mid new. ledlei.c: fair
10 good. 749c; cream cheddsr. li7i2c:
Young America. udi2c; eastern, 134l4c:
western, la lz72c.
Eggs-Ranca. 1890; store. 17alsc;
eastern. l5Ql6c.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers. I2alSc:
turkey hers. 13c; ROSTERS. old, s. 50g4:
10 young, $40; BROKERS. small S250Fe
s; do large s3.5oG425; fryers. s4G45o: hens.
s3597450; ducks. old, sS4s50: do young,
S5Qs.5o: geese. H.50QL55: pigeons. old, 81.
do young. sl-25Ql5o.
Game-Hare. per dozea. T5c9Sl; gray
geese, $50. rabbits, s19l50. white geese,
81: brsnt. $50; English snlpe. s.: common
do, $50: honkers. 81 per dozen.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat--Easaer; December. S2is.; May,
/. 49,.
BaIaey-Steady; May. 7sAc.
Corn-Largs yellow. 77isds0c.
Brsn-Cahoornia. l250GIs.
Wool
wo,d-Clsoioe mountain. e17e: poor
mountain. zGi5c; San Joaquin plains. 3d5c;
do fooClill. saSc. Northern fan. 7dsc:
spring Northern. f2glsc; Eastern Oregon,
poor. 677c: do choice. SI10c: valley Oregon,
coarse. 93l0c; do medium. 19412c; Nevada
60 3; DO extra, &C.
Hops.
Hops-Quotable at sGI0c per round for
fair TO choice. and ilgl2c per pound for
fancy.
Financial
Silver bars 800. SOS Drafts-Sight -. I7Ia
Mex. dollars .52q5217 Telegraph e. :. Is
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AoRT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
NOTION ROUTE
STEAMER A. X. E0BE NSCNs

Crying L. :. Mail
O Pert C~.,harf ans port Washington
'szte. leaves CITY deck foot ~ Main
sssfeet. So q NJ. calling at South Beach.
ssrcee1 Hytck Yard 8gemevtou. 4. :
SAYy Yard sidney. Charleston Tracy or.
sss4e0 SilKer8ale Leaves Fort Orchard
navy Station az =. IL; arrives Seattle
- 2, "a B. y Robinson. master. LILY.
rsartus & CO. agents. Telephone, MAin
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Live stock,

Cat.ie-Sa1ez we've or = BASIS O s1-sssaF
SIS for The pcorest dressed beef steers up
70 81 sssS Tor ESc3 30 ebcscs shipping sx-
BORT cattle. Sz3es w@re largely a. A-lgss
as ard limited numbers q prime oSsvss
around &. l8sS5 g. fancy stock being WORTH
s. esSsa Stoekers ana fse&erS SOLD a.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"


SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except sunday
In ene hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattls-TacomA
fAKIN1f EFFECT TUESDAY, MAY ,
TIME CARD.
Single fare soc. round trip, Ioc.
Leave Ssattie-7:s5. li.lS a. IT,. zits. 81
o. m. -
Leave TacoEus-~ss39 a m /. 40, p n.
SUNDAYS
Leave 9eatsie-7.3o a. H.. u m. 2. n
Leave T8coma-s.So a. 81. z.@9. - p ~ =
Handing a. Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock, foot OF sls~
ron street, Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington. fare bec.
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.
pre.arun. ana Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 27-Flcur-
Family extras, t5-l69sz5. bakers extras.
81 seS7s: supe~fIne. 4@Gl40
Whezt-Shspusaz. slt5 s0r Nc I. and
g. ~. for cho&ce milling. N-salxgsl -s7ls.
Barley-Fee5, faIr % good I'll S757Isse:
choice. sp7s241c: brewing s7lz77eeszc
0a1s-N bite Esd. s. 1901 -. Surprls@
81. 5sefl 8. rninlng 1891 a. back Tor fssd.
H9I.I5: black for seed. 81 aassl.S s.. red for
seeS. $f.E511s5. red for Ssed. s. e71s9l- 1e.
49, -
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEAT l-n
ROUTE.
S Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MITLTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD
Lave Arrive.
Olympia At. $50 a mfTac0ma at. s.5o ~
Tacoma at 1000 a m Seattle ar L - ~
seattle at. 100 a m Tacoma at. % IA
Tacoma at 80 p m Olympia at sa@ u
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday
Leave Arrive.
caat,,. 81 7.20 a M Tacoma at. $50 m
sTsrama Al 1000 a m Olympia al. ] % p m
olympia al. 200 a m Tacoma at 80 ~
Taeosna at $50 p m Seattle at. 30 ~ ~
Fare between Seattle and TncomAs
cents Landing at Seattle City dock 1907
OF Main street 80
LILLY. BoGARDus A. co. Agents
Clty Dock. Telephone, Main ~.
Can't. I. Wiley. Manager.
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Total sales.

Flour.
FTour-Receipts i.2fn, exports. - 900 bar
reis Market weak and iower. with poor
demand. Minnesota patents. 81 4e74e0; do
bakers Ss.eoGAsA
whsat-Receipts. % 600: exports. =. 90
bushels. Spot weaker; No ] hard. c9.c.
Qutfous oDened weak and declined all the
morning under weak cables. bearish senti-
r1eut and active selling on stop-Ioss or
ders. vegaining half the 5ecl<e finally
On reports OF large seaboard export de-
raand. closed MEiHc net lower. No. red.
January. Sac; May, szzsc.
Hops.
Hops-Steady.
Wool.
wool--ouiet
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Steady. United closed al sc
Metals.
Pig Iron 49, Quiet; Southern. nlG12;
Northern. SlIA11
Copper-steady; brokers' price. 81. ex-
TYa-Bsrely steady: straits. 81 7oar75:
plates dan.
Eseaa-sJrong: brokers, *2s). exchange.
$z@02la
Co~ee-Optlons closed barely steady IN
changed 70 : points advance. March. 3 SO.
SPOT coffee. Rio quiet; No. :. tobbing.
I8Ac. inv3lce. SEC mild quiet.
Sugar.
Suwzr-Rzv stsa ~: sales 20 bags Nus
s.ovaaa. ss-test l3-lsc landed, rehuet
quiet.
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Four, quarter sacks. Il SOS. wheat. cen
tRaSs sel5; barley. cer.ais 2s5; potatoes,
sacks. 3I2a: 20 Oreg1n. s2s; onlo1s. sacks.
Ice. corn. cengaAs. Is. Do Eastern. Sla:
beans. sacks. 515. bran. sscSs. 440. mid
6zngs. sacks. s.; nav. nozs. 445. wool. bales.
a hides, number. as QulsxsiIver. TASKS,
57s: wsne. ga<hors. 5000; brandy. gaZsous.
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I. A. NADEAU,
General Agent, Seattle.

Telephone at Depot once Will be
No. III
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San Francis 50. a n
january 6. 10 L. =.
! -. 50
I February ! 3 IL. -,
80
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Maximum velocity. Tatoosh. - miles.
east: Fort Canhy. "a. east: Portland, -
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= R rRANsroRTATIoN COMPANY

.eeedsu Perkins 6 Co. oen. Agss-. san
Fnncls,o.
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Mining stocks.

Silver bars 49,. SOS Drafts-Sight 90. Il
Mex. dollars .621l5zl7 Telegraph e. =. j
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
T.. :. MAIL
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNETG% ROUTE

Leaves Galbraifh dock. foot Of Washing
ton street. for South Beach. sylvan Grove
Pt White. Bremerfon. United States Dry
CO. Silvefdaie. AZ pm. Saturday. 2 70 /.
returning. iesyes 5ilyerdSls az G.g a "a
Telephone Red ISL
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07
50CentS.
IN THE COURTS.

In the United States court the case of
John L. Barker VS.. Southern Express
company was still on trial at yesterdays
session.
CITY COURT.
The following suits for divorce were
filed yesterday:
Ellenda Wright VS.. Jesse l.. Wright.
Rosa Eason VS.. John Floyd Eason.
The Alabama National bank filed a
bill against Charles Drennen seeking to
realize on a previous judgment of $2,39S.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
United States Commissioner Wilson
discharged kid Thomas, white. and
Henry Williams, alias punch" Williams.
colored, on a charge of breaking into
postoffices. 1t was alleged that they
were pals of Thrasher Mead, alias Will
Clarke, who Is now in Jail awaiting trial
for like offense. The men were arrested
some. time ago, and are said to have paid
a fine of $50 each in Chattanooga for
working a skin" game on a farmer.
INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
Only an ordinary docket was handled
yesterday morning in the inferior court,
and the majority of those disposed of
were of only minor import
Eliza Timothy, abusive language;
$485; the costs under warrant.
John Reece, larceny from the dwelling
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Great Interest Manifested in the Coming
Reunion at Observation-Disclosures
Monthly Meeting Yesterday.

A we'll attended meeting of Camp w. j..
Hardee, United Confederate Veterans,
was held yesterday afternoon in their
hall on Second avenue.
Commander j. T. Meade presided, and
Adjutant p. K. McMiller was at the
desk.
The regular routine of work was trans
acted, but the proceedings were enlivened
with warm and prolonged discussions.
On account of the vacancies occurring
in the finance committee by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. G. NJ. Williams and the death
of Mr.. w. H. McClintock, the comman-
der appointed a new committee, with
Messrs. George c. Arlington and H. F.
Bridewe1l as members.
The relief committee, which had been
given full powers, reported that several
needy comrades and widows and or
phans of ex-eonfederate veterans had
been assisted.
The adjutant was instructed to have
not less than 200 copies of the revised
constitution of bylaws printed before the
next meeting. It was deemed advisable
to have an adjourned meeting Saturday,
March 20, for the purpose. of having the
camp secure proper representation at the
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07
DELAYED THE PASSENGER.

The Louisville and Nashville passenger
train, due in this city at 1922 Friday
night, did not arrive until o'clock yes
terday morning. The cause Of the delay
Is said to have been a freight wreck be-
tween Lomax and Strasberg, near Clan
ton. 1t was reported on the streets that
many cars had been wrecked and the
engineer severely injured. At the com-
pany's Office however this was denied,
as there were only three cars damaged
one of hay, one of bran and one of mer-
chandise-and no one injured. On ac-
count of the very Indictment weather ~
longer time than usual was consumed in
clearing the wreck and the passenger
train delayed five hours and fifty min
utes 1t was an hour and forty-five min
utes late in leaving Montgomery. In
clearing the wreckage a tree, to which
had been fastened pulley ropes, was up
rooted by the strain and the wires torn
down.
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Order Splint Coal. sunSwed If.

Our Shoe department has
three special bargains for you
this week. A few missing
sizes makes prices drop from
$3.50 to $1.49, from 90 and
$3.50 to 81 go
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

reunion in Nashville thy last week of
June next. Special IA te<> will be granted
by the several railroads and it is desired
that Birmingham and Camp w. ]. Har-
dee be well represented.
The meeting adjourned until Saturday.
March 20.
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% Cents.

3 1-2 yard lace curtain, tapped
all around. Regular price
SI.25. Now 90 cents.
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CROSS EYES STRENGTHENED

and eye, ear, throat, nose and chest dis
eases treated FREE Tuesday and Sat-
ulday afternoons at the Dr. Ralph M.
Russell Medico-Surgical Institute, Third
avenue and Nineteenth street Birming-
ham, Ala. Phones 55S and 423
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

house of ]. T. Bartlett; bound over to
the grand jury under 5000 bond.
Lula Griffin, alias Lula Gregg and Lou
Smith, an ARRAY; SO each.
C. w. Cannon, alias Kennedy, carry
ing concealed weapons; $50.
c. w. Cannon, alias Kennedy, assault
pistol; not guilty
John Welsh, larceny of a watch; dis
charged for want of sufficient proof.
Vagrancy, tramps and loitering-John
Welsh, IS; John Watson, SO; George Rob-
inson, SO
Disorderly conduct--Henry Lockett,
$40; Shed -Lockett; $40; Claude Brown,
So; Thomas Lyman. So; j. S. Steele, IS;
Mary Stoutemire, IS.
w. o. Martin, adultery; hearing of ar
guments continued until tomorrow.
JUSTICE MARTIN.
The preliminary trial of r. S. Hick-
man, which began Friday afternoon, re-
suited In the defendant being bound over
to the grand jury under a $500 bond.
The circumstances of the killing were
substantially the same as published in
the State Herald at the time. The dead
negro was named Bill Griffin
Parties desiring to serve punches at
banquets or private parties will do we'll
to call on William Wise. He is prepared
to serve you in few hours notice
209-211 Nineteenth street. Telephone
544. su-tf.
Order Splint Coal. sunawed TT
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RATES TO CORBETT-FITZ-
SIMMONS FIGHT.

The Kansas City, Memphis
and Birmingham Railroad
Company will make a rate of
$84. so from Birmingham, Al
ALBANIA, to Carson City, Ne
vada, and return, for the fight
between Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons, which takes place at
Carson City, Nevada, March
18th. Tickets on sale March
10th and 18th, good to return
until March 9th. For fur
Their information apply to
Chas. Jones, Travelling Pas
senger Agent. 3-3-bt.
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FIRE PROTECTION.

Three gallon heavy copper and nickel
plated chemical fire extinguishers for
sale at reduced price by May & Thomas
Hardware company, Birmingham, Ala.
2-20-Sun- Wed-6t
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

5000 "short lengths" of real
Point de Venice Lace-White
and Ecru-at ridiculously lit
tie prices. Sale commences
Monday morning.
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

Car load of Mules at Eddin's
stable, 17l9 Second Avenue.
Call and see them. 3-6-pt
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Celebrated Splint Coal.
Walker-NeWman Coal Co.
Phone BIT.
j Pie we'd fri-sun
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

Walker-NeWman Coal Co.
Splint Coal. Phone 3l7.
12-16-wed- fri-sun
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

Phone J. Z. Gossett when
your pipes burst. I1-3o-tf
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LADIES'
Muslin
Underwear.

We have had no clearance sale of these
goods this season, as we had no old
stock to clear Our garments are all new
stock. purchased this spring, made up in
the very latest styles
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Order Splint Coal. sunawed tt
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New Empire Night Robes. Skirt length
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
THE CAMPAIGN OF SLANDER.

THE campaign of deraeton with which the charter framed
by Citizens Committee being supported By certain
unspeakable newspaper has reached interesting
stage whose have been submitted to
OF Election Commissioners by the regular party
organizations charged with having entered into conspi
racy stuff the baoboxes the charter election There
hundred these gentlemen and according to the
Charter Committee and its they jointly and seVeray
at instgaon political Bosses about commit
felony.
Auditor Attorney Creswell Democratic
Election Com mission, charged with b9ing
this proposed because they have persisted IN
following appointment precinct
officers Mayor Phelan Tax Collector Block auded
their announced Willingness violate the same law in the
interest Charter Committees ticket Thus have
the imposing spectacle officials who willing
the law the interest of pure charter with two
unwilling violate in the interest of impure"
charter several hundred citizens who charged the
intention stuff the balot-boxes.
been said that honest promoted by
This that truth and honesty
require and falsehood uphold Yet
before body citizens claiming possess
gratefully accept vcaon sander, libel and fasehood
of forcing this community their peculiar views
OF Can their be by such means That
question curious
We demanded whether the committee o
Acknowledges leadership newspaper
practically Hbels entire city Our demand
ignored, therefore liberty
committees organ. We
members OF this committee that their Is
backmaler proprietor signed
Pacific Railroad monopoly thirty
months of editorial silence this
after twenty-five months of payment; have told them
that their would sell them the first opportunity
the bosses and effort repeat
railroad performance; told
alton with could fail
grace them booder will stay bought
despicabIe of boodlers Yet members of tho
Citizens Committee continue good offices of
mpiedIy, charge hundreds
of their fellow citizens and balobox suffers
We anxious view people large will
take Decem y OF this condition of aairs-of
newspaper sup
ported by the adherents of Boss Buckley chief
consideration ability opponents charge
officials trying enforce
political corruption. Evidently going
grea deal people 0 city. can be
elected TO office by methods which the Charter Committee
has adopted distinct premium will placeI
ton instrument for promoting government.
possible that verdict We see.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

SAN FRANCISCO, December IL 1897
Of Cau-DEAR DECEMBER
Salt Lake
of said church
ling OF its members Mr. Bowen
opposition
THE leaders
position either that Bowen expelled
than order his ens
either idea that
Utah of the leaders
b nd" In reply will The manifesto issued
declares that ecclesiastical authority will be
members to their WILL but Il left
in the Mr. Bowen
ject his order called into service dismissed will
assist IN maintaining ana pLhery relations one
full confidence brothers and he
with
and ecclesiastical position
knowing that his actions
and the of the church. ceased
position Then the only thing for the bishop
they have political affairs breaking their pledge
criticism; The other hand
clesiaeal interference politics. should they
well his membership In the church
There flag unsuled
Utah The OF this republic
there faith Mormon
newed attacks against people.
Anti Mormon making capital
actions Mormon officials
any her body would be by We have
fellow citizens W. b.
E. II. NYE, President California Mormon Mission