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Mr.. JAS. f. Ewes, of Dunleith.
came IN last Friday and renewed
his subscription TO the ADVANCE.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms Circuit Court: Fourth Monday I'm
January, May aud September.
Terms OF County Court First Monday I'm
January. April and July, and Third Monday
In November.
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CASTo1IA.
:: s;;;i::;.&H4zz5( II: II

Mr.. Robert Cameron was initial
ed into the mysteries of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics
last Friday evening.
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ONNA hS'
Bowerie corner,
fogy mite,
passing crowds,
'lectric light.
German chef,
can of Tin,
Frankferters
boil within.
Yeller dog
nearby prowls,
shifts the saTsidge,
softly growls.
Stumbling man,
wooden leg,
Cpsets boiler,
with the peg.
Spills the water,
sca;ters the worst,
yeller dog
gifts thare ferst.
Grabs the sawsidge,
splits the fog,
'nuther case of
dog eat dog!
Jimmie, in his own paper in the
New York W orld.
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CAsTo1IA.
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as' s:s"2WA2INz wv! 81

Albert Whittenberg, travelling
salesman for the Warfield
Drug Co, of Ironton, was il town
last Wednesday.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ne hs- n
''':i" EHIAIZ4< I ~

THEreport Of Commander Romeo
ii. treer, Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, shows that IN the de-
partment Of West Virginia there
wac on December 81 1896. a total
membership Of 2.3I7; IN. receipts
Tor the year 1896 we're f1.2G7 IS
disbursements, s9J4G7; balance on
hand SOP ~.
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Those marked with are CiucIp-
matt trains. Rest are Shuttle and run be-
ween Ashland aud Huntington.
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SACK FULL OF MAIL
Bearing Mark of Postal Clerk c.
L. Best Found in Columbus,
Ohio

Columbus, o., June "A mail
sack CONTAINING 125 letters and
bearing the label Charles I. Best,
the y. d w. mail clerk now held
here on charge of robbipg the
mails, was found concealed here
this morning. The theory is that
he had hidden them, to be rifled,
when he was arrested.
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The Ceredo Advance.

4 Republican Newspaper that
has II large circulation in the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
AN excellent advertising medi-
uln
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W b Johnson. Ncwuk Obi,
say " Oae Minute Cough Cure
saved ny only child from dying by
Group il has saved thousands ri
Others suffering from Group. pneu
monis, bronchitis aud other serior.
throat and lung troubles W NJ
Bloss, Druggist.
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Aeneca Tribe, No. ", Imp Order of Re
Men, meet every "wednesday evening In
u. q. r. Hall.
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JR. ~. u. A. W.
Ceredo Council. No iS8, Junior Ord,
United American Mechanics, meet ever
Friday evening In L. % o.. +. Hall
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Advertising rates reasonable and
made know non application.
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Published Eoery Wednesday,.

TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year, $1.SO
One copy, eight months, 100
One copy, six months, 10
Que copy, four months. 30
Five copies, yr., $I 40 each.
Zen - i.25
Strictly cash in adcance.
lob printing OF all kinds neatly
e and promptly executed ON rea.
sonable terms.
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Ceredo Lodge, No. III, meet In their Ha
Tuesday evening OF each week
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For fire insurance come 20 the
ADVANCE Office
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X. Of the @. r..
silver Star Castle, No. n, knights OF the
Golden Eagle, meet every Monday evening
In !. %. %. =. Hail.
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G.. 81 o. R'y.

Chesapeake & Ohio trains that stop at &c.
redo are due ~ follows:
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X. az Il.
C"T,do Lodge. No. 80, meet In Wright
Hail ou Thursday evening of each week
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visiting brethren are cordially Invited To
stend tha meetings oil each of the above
named ORGANIZATIONS.
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A. r. An
Crescent Lodge. Nh. 81, A. p. u A. M meet
a. their Hail ON tie ir-t and third FRIDAY
evenings Of each month.
F.S.C
Alphs Chapter. Mo. ?. Eastern Sisr, NEE,
IN Masonic Hall on the inst and third Sat.
urday evenings in each month.
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we beg to say that trial Of these goods prove To- those
ing from Indigestion Dyspepsia Consumption other Pnnonay
diseases goods he
room Should be without It, We also Keep a a.
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GEO. GADsBr, Pastor.
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Church Directory.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
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" POterie.

For sale by w. NJ. Bloss.
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The Bicycle. arc ths CO i-brstef Pierce special.
lng Pattern. mrd by Gen. Pierce Co, 81 But
islo. Boston and New York. Fitted with Hartford
Tires. First Glass Nick % Lamp, Nov Departure
bsll. STANDARD Cyclou,star. aud Hunt Loo Saddls-
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

r. NJ. CAIN. Pastor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

&sberenb Or. gaton BON Stem 0orf, Der
CUR 3eit gum 8eFub unpefenb mar unb in
Der RG6e I9lief, elite 9uaman our 6iilfs, ats
rr befen tiefe Nt6em3iige perna6m. Gr
fonnte ni9ts t6un, als na6 Or. 5rant Bill
Iings i9iden, BEL bef n Nntunft Der Sub Be-
reits eingetreten mar. Gin 0er3i9lag 9atts
Dem 2e6en Puuman's Elm @nOe gtma9t,
Srau YuGman, bic Satin bes 8eritprbe=
men, btIinbet fi9 nit i6rem Sohne Sanger
W. pullman in Sem Yort. George Sc.
8uqman Sr. unb Die So9ter, Sruu Srant
8. 2opben, ftnb in Der Gtabt,
Die groBe 9tbe Der lebten Sage fou. bec
grtldrung bon Or. 8iuings ~5ufOlge, Die
@9ulo baran tragen, baB Puuman's @onz
Intuition cine ungegriffene mar unO elmer
erniten @rI9utterung ni9t @tanb belt.
Der 8eritorbene purbe i'm Sabre 1881
in 8rocton, q. g., geboren. Sem 8ater mar
Elm 9~anbperter. Der iunge 9ulman be-
fu9te cine gepD6nGi6e @DIfsf9ule un0 puroe
in feinem IA. Sabre Glert in einem benabz
barten 2aben, nit $40 jd6rti9. NadDem
er bier Elm Sabr 3u9ebrd9t, erlernte er bel
feinem 8ruber &OpaG 8, puGmun in Nt6iOn,
81. g., Die Stderei. @pdter purbe er Der
neutrality-suspicious. ieines 8rubers. Damn
ii6ernobm er Gontratte, fam als Gpntraftor
mad @bicago unb beI9dftigte ii9 bauptid9=
Ii4 nit Der Sn6iebObef4ruu6en GROCER 0e=
bdube.
3ur. 3eit Der @ntbedung bOn Sob in
Colorado per0iente er 6ebeutenbe Summer
NIT Observation-Disclosures unb fpdter pibmet(
er fi9 Der @rbauung BON S9laftpugen, BIT
ibn gum me6rfa9en MtGionGr mu9te. Dix
gu1man Palace Gar Co., beren BrGiibent
er por, purOe i'm Sabre 1867 ~DrgantItrt. 9ij
INSTRUMENTATION, pel9e er erbaute urn If
benen Saufenbe BON Qrbeitern beI3Gft;g
paren, Iotpie Die 9riinbung Der MooeqIab.
Buuman berI9afften inn einen @eltraf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Trei OerianOt OH Wdnner.
Gin Mann in Wi9tgau entbedt Elm be-
merfenswertbes 9eilmittel fiir
8erlnit BON Strait.
Grpben weroen feel an afe n~erianOt, bic oarnrl
idreiben.

Carl 3. @aIfer bon %&aGamu10O, Ti6., Bat nae
einem iabreGanqen Rampfe gegen bic ieelii@en uns tors
p~crlidben QeiDen BON Derlorener Wanubarfeit Das rln'
tige Mittel eefuuOen. iDsl3es Bag atiDsn BELT. q.
Gr beipabrt cas @:beimnib forgf6ltig; aber er tF
pilio. cine Strobe Der Mt0i3in alien Wdnneru gu ien'
esn, Sis an igssno elmer il Sorm qsislsS ntiiS,n6 s$'"a 10:
p~oratttiqen 9erluft Ots @sOddtnifes unb Der &raft
i6oa@en gtiifen, aromptaDsrbrn@ ano Mus SsE
BON g4drlue umD i6eint unuittelbar gu nirten. inOem
IS bic per!anote Rraft unS cine Gnttuidelung, gisbt, ME
he MIR Q,miini5t miro. Sas Wtittel bette DIR. G8aIter
poaitanSia BON al Dtn nsbslu unO 9siOen, Die BON
iabrelamgta, Mibbruub Der natiirlid5 ttfgelesten
~lunerldiia istu. ,.
Semple, &alomasoO, Mi6. bel Der Sic ~angebsn, Oab
Sic cine 9roes ieins5 esilMitt his. t% i Sjit,,as .r nun,
tptlder 9rt miro bOn ibm %gsfOrOert tperOen. Gr bat
Gin erokes SntereTe Oaran, oab pie Run0e BON oiele1
orobartiqen Socilmtttel ~nerbreitet toiro, un6 CT ncrisn'
Set nit sor9falt bic 8rObe idoer O%eriegelt i'll einern
bur@uus eiafa@en 9adet,. ioOus Der Gn1ptdlngtr tsins
Gurdt Dor llnbequemIi@tsit ODER Hsfanntfptroen ~
6aben brdu6t.
Gsisr nwben oebeten. Obne Ner1na ~ f3retbeH:
efeb1Snt, ia, fe,1A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

6arte bic tobten 8GGtter 6erz
aus, Die bineinfielen, reinige Die 0uene unb
Derbiite i4ipere 8rant6sit, pitqei9t ben Soo.
Sorni's NlpenfrGuter : 8lut6eleber per5iebt
Oieies DplitGnOig, Oa es Elm 8%Iutreiuiger i'm
ipu6ren Slime bes Bortes 1T. Gr reiniqi
jebo4 ni4t nur bus Slut, ~fonoern itdrtt
unb trdftigt IS. Sruge nidt in Npotbeten
mad, SIS lit feline 4pot6efsr@M ebt5iu, fouz
bern tpiro u bon fpe3ieqen 0otalzNgenter
pber brett bonn 6abritanten, 9r.Peter 5abr=
neb, 112 unb ia g, 9opne 4pe,, gbicago,
Sd, bertauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
1fr 9morn0frpunn.

gBas peroirbt bic Suseno. ~nersiftet bas @emtth.
entuerut unS fibrt gu ODrseitieem Yerfan? 9ebR
On. pie ss i9 sebOrt? 9erne Did islbft tennen.
~ efnem slidiihen uub lansen 2e6en 9%efunoem.
Scr Smsenefreunb" 1T Elm duBerSt intereS.
Tantes, I%ebrret&es, meDijinii6cs Wert, elm gBee.
iiher, fpa6rer 6reuno in Der @otb. = Stro nnD
WIt ioutei bieIes iberaus niisli1e BUD Ielen. -
WirS nah @mpfang p0n 25 9cnts III 8riefmarfeu
Z Dispensary, 90 w. 18th ST., New York. N. z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Wartenben an SSe0ermann ribteten, Der aug
benz @efdngniB= unD 9eri9tsgebdube fam,
pprauf tie pieoerum untereinanoer Sic 8es
ipeiIe gegen 2uetgert erDrterten. IS i9:en
unter ibnen Die Nnii9t Dor5u9errIher, bdb
2uetgert i8ulOig lei, aber Die Spuren feines
8erbre9ens nit auBerorbentli9er G9lau6eit
gu perbeden permo9t babe. Crit gegen
glbenb, als fi@ Die Surb sur Iu9e bege6en
batte, perlief ih9 bic Menge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Gtabrirt felt 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 nnO 234 of 2tamOorp6 StraGe,

OON
aDiiGen Sranflin= uub Wtorfet=St
SbtcagO, Sus,.
elnpfiebft in telnlter Woare:
Qted1ten SABA Mno M~offazSFafee,
Wed1tem d)tltel nj d. cit uto ruiz. Ebee,
SSeimlte WaniIlc=Gbofolaoc MttO &afau,
Wfarrer &neipp's ddlten Nalsfaffee,
9eutidbem @idlclfafee, Tetgcnf9ffeeS
Xfeifier mnO 9tHer's &aHce=Grtraft,
Qledltcu SSranf=&0Tee ttn0 Gtdlorieu,
GonOenStrtc S6tpei5ertntlG,
9entidbe S1IatfGrtoHcIu ttIo Sarerfraut,
QIedbten Gmntettbnlc SSGIe, &r6uterf1Ic,
1ctnItem NinlburgCr= Sabtls tuO &atofGIes
Vran5. NodnefortsSaie, Jrotrdge De Srie,
SOL. Goamler 1lno StcnIdJ0teIer safe,
TriId1eu RUN. &aniar, lortpe9. Mttdl DoieS,
TriiGe StrGBbnrser Observation-Disclosures,
Mehte SaIs=Sar0euen, 9lppctit=Silo,
SeteLer Sprotteu, rMn. SarOiueS,
N[uSerIeieu feline MISUNDERSTANDING,
Med1te StaunidItp. GeroeIatiuuri,
&ambmr9er vt ou=&e6ringe, ttGrtm. WaIe,
Vreni. SrifeIsS etoimes, fram5. Grbien,
Xiibe6er W~ieicmiparaeIu, SdDnittbDbneW,
9eItomer Nibdbem, GiusGnrfem,
9eMtid1e Grbsmurit, Xitlen, Soirie,
Nrii6e 0riimfern, Berlgerte, Gago,
9eMtIdle Sudltp eiS cmgrttRe, 0~tteSnnebL,
Eetnltes SIiuen0I. Mobu0l,
9tiHeIoorfer Semt 0eiitcilig sun Ginma d. en-,
Medlten ttgar. H~olen=Vaprtfa,
Wautu1>SobreI, Snro 0ttto ~, MtobnI6ntet,
G~enfiamem, @ad)bpIo crbeercn GorianOer,
Medlten &iebtg's TIeiid1crtraft
YieneubUntg, &tntb eeri0ft, 6intb eereiii9,
lcMtld)e s3WctIdDen, SSetoeIbeesct,
Sriidc WIaMoeln, Gitrouat, Noiincm,
9emtld1cs 3pctid d. enmms, dDtuci. Sn9tuer,
&eaarier;, S,anfs nno ytaReiamen,
9tedbtes @artofel= unO NciomehI,
9eMt1de Gpimmr1oer, &~oISidubc, Ii. 1. no.,
SI ben %btlligueu Yretien..
Henry SchOellkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
George 81. pullman eettorben.
Der befannte SbIafwaeenmaonat
erIie9t einem ShIaefub.
Seine ereaue en- lei I.

Sn feiner @o6nung, @fe grairie Qoe,
un0 Is. StruBe, iturb in Der Na9t pom
Waontog gum 9ienftag George M. 9uGman
Der bstannte @9lafpagenmugnut unb @riin.
Der Der N2uiteritubt Yulman, @r purbe I'm
5 ubr geftern frii6 tobt in ieinem 8ett &C.
funten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

- ltniere @orrefponbenten unb .Igenteu
befu9en bic folgenben Staaten:
9err BuuG Sriebel Die Staatsn Sonia
Minnefpta, fOpte NOrb= unb Siio~O atota
Serr Sreb 54erf ben Stat Wisconiir
unb bas n0rbIi6e SGinOis,
5err Senrp S6aal ben Staat Ne6rasta
9err aOplf 8erner ben St1at SQinoi3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

= Il m Der ueberbanbnabm e
Der Spaben gu ~fteuern, er6O6ten bic
StabtDerorbneten in SbentirGsu auf Nm
trug Oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aaiinos bic
PrGmte fir einen Spabentppf ppn 5tpei auf
flint pfennig, unO apar DOrldufig fir Elm
Sabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

2u9 beiOnoerer 11eDereintunft Eat bic
germun 4merican pubIiibtng So. IN Sos
NngeIes, guIif., unfere gertretung fir GEE
nunate 9tuot unb Sibz@ uIifornien iibers
nommen unb iinb 6ereH 8ertreter beredtiah
Nbonaementsgelber gu tnIIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
9n oer $dwfbt,
AOo(p6 6. CuetgertS S6ick(a( in Den 9dnOen
Oct 9e(6morenen.
Set Mloptas gta6ntitta9 A. rbr befnoet iib Die Snrg
in er9ebniBlo1er 8eratbung,
pie 2Sa6rG6einfi6eet elmer Gtnisnng f6winbt innher ne9r, c6wo9f al
ge6ri6 se6n %@efGworene fit SGmfois fno.

in 1dn6em os Rihr5 befnon fh 5mei an DEN Obmann srihtete Srefe III oenen elm
Sefehuu@anoebt eemadt miro Reme CrHtwoh) Dormhtas miro 3ibhr
GmtHu Nd nobmas i'm ertminaIserht 6sbduoe enfnoen, nm eien epasen
Dahrprub enteeeenunehmen a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Wtaunesfraft ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gd1tuerb6riNc at1tO I0mbe

fDnnen l9r @e66r in turser ;3ett bur6 infer nerles Ser.
fobren mieberbsritelea. Sober fam f9 felbft beban.
eeboben. unadblt9e @attenten 9ebel1t, felbTt foI9e, bic
bon Ginbbett loub poren; S0nbftumme finb 1eDob
auosei9loien. @enn Ste llns Sbren 6aa 0enat onss
eina16erIeben, perbeM mir ~benielben ~toftenfret uuters
iuden uno unIere Wteinung faqen. Man obreifire:
9eMtid)eS $Seilinftitnt fiir Sbremframfe,
&mOtpig Noer6, 9tr., 14O2 SerinetOn @penue, 81. ..
291ep4ipD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Surg na@ S~agesanbrub b.reits
6egann ft6 geftern bic neu9ierig.
Menge por benz @efdnSniB unS
benz @eri9tsgebdube an3uIammeln, unb bon
6tunDe gu Stunbe ipu9s ibre 3abl, 10 baB
19lieBli9 poli5eili9e 9ilfe requirirt tperben
muBte, UNI fe i'm :3aume gu 6alten. rMas
bat 9uetsert gu 1asen2 9ut ii4 Die SurD
geeinigt2" Dies tparen bic 5ragen, tpel9e Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

2uetgert mar, Ieinem GuBeren @usIebe
na9, OolItdnoig unbefiimmert UNI lei
S9id1aI. Na9bem ibm geitera Morgen q
gen 2 u6r mitget6eilt poroen mar, baB e
Da6ripru9 nibt oor Mtittag gu er!partt
iei, lsgts er ii@ our &ube. O6 er f4lie
fam Niemanb Iagen. @r bebuuptet Stpa
iofort in einen geIunben S9laf 9efaaen 4
Iein, aus mel9em i'm erit Der Barn i'm s.
~fdngnife gegen 6 n6r pedte. @r frag
oann ben Ddrter, ob Die Surp 1i9 gesini!
babe, unb fleioete 1t9, nadoem bic Sra!
berneint tporben mar, an19einenb nit grDi
tenn Glei9mut6e an. Ra9oem er Iein Sriil
Itiid eingenommen bate, begdnn er Die Wlo
gen3eitungen gu leien unb lieB ii9 bann
cine fur3e l%1nter6altung nit ietnem 3eQen9
npIYen Mar3en elm, iporin er, Ieim 8eDaue1
ausfpra9, baB er ben &atb Ieiner Inpdl
befolgt uno ni9t Der Surp felbft cine @rtl
rung bes 8erI4pinDens ietner Srau gegeb'
babe.
Me6rere Male pGbrenb oes Sdges iuc
ten i'm feline 4nipdlte unb feline 5renn
auf, UNI ibm Mutb %au3ulprefen. Gr E
tldrte ibnen iebpb, poGitGnbig ruhig unb 6
fabt gu fem unb duBerte Die 9%offnung, bt
bic Surb i'm i9lieBli9 bod freiipreA'
piirDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Ser Stuatsantpalt erflGrte ft9 NIT ben Snz
itruttionen bes &iAters bollitdnbig 5ufrieoen,
Ser &i9ter bat apar .inige unierer Sns
itruttionen 5uriidgepieIen," duBerte er ii3
,uber i'm MGgemeinen fDnnen mir uns nidi
betlagen. Die Snitruttionen iinb lebr un=
parteiiI9 unb entbalten nur bas, mas Dag
9efeb erlaubt."
@eniser aufrieben mar &e9tsanpalt 8in=
cent. Ser 3i6ter," Iagte er, bat elmer
groBen Sebler begangen, als er meine Snz
ftruttionen 5uriidpies. Oas @tants=Sber=
geri9t bat entI9ieoen, OaB bic 4usiagen bel
poli5ei NIT GROCER @Orii&t oufgenommer
perben miiiIen; trobbem iino meme barau1
be3igIiEen Snftruftipnen ni6t acceptirt tpors
ben, Gs 1T bies cine nngere3tisteit geser
ben Qngetlagten."
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-11
cnAL1NG STATIONS.

In the British house of commons the other,day- steps were taken for additional Notifications in the Bermudas. It was openly stated that in case of war it was absolutely necessary that Great Britain have fortified coaling stations on the Atlantic coast of America. This was necessary to protect her food supplies, a la+ge bulk of which came from the United States. 749eT caGj"I '7
 This step of Great Britain should sound a. aWayering note. to, the United States. We must. have coaling stations in the islahds or the ocean We must be able to maintain the right to buy and sell in any port of the world, in peace or war. Wetann6t do' this unless we have coal ing stations for our war ships. The larger war ships cannot cruise for more than week without taking on supply of coal. We now have coaling station at HaKair that is a valuable concession. We obtained it by granting reciprocity treaty with. Hawai-. This idea should be carried further. With every country that we conclude a reciprocity treaty we should secure the right of a coaling StatlOh.8t rlsy-s.0f rr.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-11
PLANTS FOR A BALE.

.Mr.' A J. Owen, one of Etowah's most successful farmers, was in to see us last Saturday. He called for his account to the Tribune, settled it, and paid a years subscription in advance. In answer to an inquiry as to his methods In farming he replied "I never buy a pound of guano. I make my fertilizers at home. l have not bought bushel of corn or a pound of meat in twenty-one years plant only about ten acres In cotton, and T plant for bale to the acre and get it, or nearly that much. I am selling corn and bacon to my neighbors who have to buy now for a little less than they sell it at Gadsden. I try to make plenty of these every year for my own use and have little to sell to the farmers that plant an all cotton crop.-Gadsden Tri- bune.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-11
OUR LETTER BOX.
No communications will be published un- der this head unless signed by the author.- Editor.
ALABAMA,s EXHIBIT.

Montgomefy, Ala. May 8. 1S97 Editor State Herald
 see short article in today's State Her aid in which a reporter yesterday afternoon shown a sight which he said if placed in the Alabama exhibit at Nashville would no doubt bring many truck gardeners from Jersey and other northern states to the land of Here We Rest"--wagons filled with very fine vegetables raised near Blrming- ham. Now, MT. Editor, if Birmingham wants those immigrants, why not some one or more enterprisins citizens or some rep resentative of the Commercial Club of Bir- mingham, or some of those immigrant agents go to work and get un a'fine exhibit and send me to Nashville for the, Alabama exhibit? I will putiitsoh Exhibition. and will appreciate it very much. My whole soul is in the enterprise and I am very anxious to make the exhibit worthy of the state.
 MT. Editor, can't you stir up the people and get them to appreciate state exhibit and do something to help me make it suc cess? Every one says we ought to have fine exhibit from the state, but>very few are contributing to it's success do hope that enough enterprising men will rally to my aid to help me make this exhibit what it should be. will install any and every thing sent that grows from the soil or of the minerals of the state. Yours.
 l. F. CULVER,
 Cnmmissioner of Horticulture.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-11

the up trip of the steamer Hattie B. Moore last week. Capt. Woodie Stone told the writer that 1t was the largest freight he had ever carried out of Mobile, and that the bulk of the cargo was fer tilizers and corn. He also said while 1t was profitable to hirn it was disastrous to the farmer. Fourteen hundred sacks of corn were put off as high as Tusca- loosa- Now It does seem that the farm CTS could realize that buying corn at the present price and raising cotton at the low price |. TOW brings, can only result in bankruptcy and ruin, and ultimately put the lands of the Tombigbee river in the hands of corporations and money kings. Let cotton be your surplus crop
 make all your consumption at home, and you will find yourself wealthy before you realize it.-Waahlngton County News.
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grand larceny, and Sam Burke, from Montgomery, witch a five-year sentence on the same charge.
 All of the men were known to be des- perate, especially the former, who phas made several intellectual attempts to get away on previous occasions.
 HOW THEY GOT AWAY.
 About o'clock in the morn ing, as the watchman was going the rounds, he heard sound as of 8 plank falling. Almost at the same in- start four persons were seen to emerge from the roof of the prison and junTp to the ground irside the walls. The, watch- man, without further ado, began firing upon the fleeing figures, who were nlak- ing for the walls They succeeded in. .es- caping, however. and as soon as possi-l ble party was off after them. They were Crailed toward the city, but. that was the last of them for the time befng. h5S
 CAUGHT TWO OF THEM F'.-.3t z 7
 Special Officer B. F. Phillips. assisted by Win Hunter, colored, yesterday mofn- ing came upon two of the men, Sam Burke and Russell Graham, near Pelham. and had hand-to-hand encourJter with them. The struggle was a desperate e one and both the negroes were wounded be- for4 being secured. Officer Phillips was slightly injured in the scuffle.
 Officer Phillips arrived here Sunday from Pratt and went south to Pelham, on the Louisville and Nashville, and there got off the train to lie in wait for the men, thinking (and rightly, too) that at least two of them would go toVerd ths ir old homes. In the meantime, Huner. who works for Sheriff O'Brien,- had boarded another Louisville and Nashville ;rain. southbound, on the lookout for the men. and at Oxmoor saw the two men yesterday morning as tfn'=y were board- ing freight, bound south. ..s -s s.- n = r, 4s
 RODE THE BRAKE RODS.%S ->1 '
 The two negroes got under a freight car of the train and secured, positions on the brake rods. Hunter secured va1tage place from which. he could see the men. Arriving at Pelham, and the hour being early, Phillips. aw-.Hunter ard. covering him with pistol. ordered him to hold up his hands. Hunter got down from ehe car and getting close to Phillips told him he had Graham and Burke spot.sd. and the twU made for the escapes. Each grabbed a man. and then a dangerous struggle began, Burke att tempted to grab Phillips' pistol and got a bullet for his effor.s. TA9t ballet en- tered the back, going nearly through. Officer Phillips then fired at Graham. who was giving Hunter tussie. He was shot In the shoulder The wounded men were brought back and taken to Pratt :, Both ate badly injured. and : Burke may die.y Sipii. ----i -s.t q
 The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company have off ;red rewards f5r the