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ERlE RAILROAD.

Through trains lrasr Sew N"fi, Io"t ~ Z Ehnlhers
nj. as follows, ami five iniIGtrs earlier from West
n M g.. W. Vo.iiUulr Exr r"Ssdaily Tor Bingham
" ion. waN"riv. ElmiTi, Buffalo. bradford. arr
n inAlO son T. NJ, Iarlpr car 10 Bufla0
M =. ". Vest Ul!e lmitcd-fast mall daily.
ZNJU solid train for Chicago. via Chautauqua
La. 4. arrives Cleveland s:iu 4, NJ. Cl!caio . =, NJ
sirelers 10 Chicago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati Dh'
ming car.
Oh r. M.-Run 10 and Cleveland Nest'hulc ET'
l.CN press daily, arrive, At Bunalo IVA a. VI.
BRADFORD III Al. jamestown 500 a ", Il"'"'
land lg:3J T.. VI. lSl'cpH r. - liufa" ami 'l'V"lanH',
max nx direct rouIrr,iuu for Detroit, Chicago and
tie NOst. CHfe liuray ear. .
DID Niagara ruis N,ldirain tn chicago. ,hl"'p'
era TO HorntL0yitir, Chicago, an Cincinnati h'Nlni
Gar.
TICKETs, Local riHE Ch.Ip,. A%D p L!MAT
i Acc lMMDD rIDS~ At IA, NJ. "a. Gel. an !
49, Broadway. Il. lipw"rv, i'i td' l.IiH 81 "NI
~ West RESIN A. Chnnucr. ani Ar's ~, I rr'"''
New York; 333 aud go fulIua ii, 'Hi y "4i" A.,
brooklyn. goo Hu1aua 81 HuuJAcu, and J"r''N ,t'y
station. wrstcott's ESprrS' calls fer an iun''EA bAS-
gage from hotels and residence " doslIU iva
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Excursions.

0oD FISHING Big catch Sunday; AZ goldfish. sea
y bass. %blacknsh. bluefsh. lings. and cunners.
Steamer ANGLER Al. Foster. pilot.
nEEP SEA ANGLER TUESDAY half
~ hour later Wednesday, Thursday. and Sunday
leaves 2lst ST., y. X. 7:25; battery, & sharp. Faro
roc. with 8 lunches of bait: ladies' Doc. Old. relt
able pilot Al. Foster on board.
nEEP.SEA IsHING sundays. Tuesdays. Thurs.
IL days. Steamer AL FOSTER, from East Esd ST.,
7:40; battery SEQ; fare 81. with bait; ladies 80 cents.
EXCELLENT fishing on steamer AL FOSTER; cod,
IL nuke. blacknsh, and many large cunners caught
Sunday.
NOTICE.-on election day steamer AL FOSTER will
~ leave both landings one hour later.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO

LeaVe NEW lVIk WhIttlaII ITIIIHAI' uaIIy'
PITTSBUEG ga: bex. SUNDAY; 500 Sun, ;l2;l0 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 9:5j A. NJ. ABB r. n.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 7:5b, $50 Dining
Carr, 1ii25 A. NJ. DIN ny Carr. l:55, 3:yb Dining
Car, 4i55 ID ming Car. 6;55 +. ~. 1910 night. sun.
Dining Car. 400 Dining Car, 6;55 y. NJ. 1910
night.
SORFOLK. 1925 A, N, daily,
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 4;55 +. u. daily.
Trains leave foot Lib .rty 81, . minutes later.
All trains are Illuminated with PintSch light.
Omces: lI3. I72. g6l. +5l. II 90 BroadwAy, ~ Fast
l4th st; 1877 BowrEy, New York; $50. 3i] Fulton ST..
BROOKLYN Whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 70 destinauop-
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9irst- Glass 4elp -fsmales.

A RAPID and accurate stenographer and type
n writer. Smith Premier and Remington. would
like a position; 6eginner; eomPetsnt AMI rsiiahle'
box 10 sun ONCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young woman a.
" chAnibermaid and waitress; best references. NJ.
M. box 1854 sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Broadway.
I,HAMBERMAID.-Young woman. nrst.class cham.
" bermaid; best city references. N. g., box l6l sun
uptown ONCE, 1888 broadway.
(NHAMBERMAID.-Young woman. competent cham
" bermaid and waitress; good city references. 1853
West SBth ~.
T,H~AMBERMAID and waitress.-wiIling and obliginR
" young WON an; best references col West End av.
N~HAMBERMAID and waltress.-Neat and tidy young
woman; best references. i48 East 49th st.
|,ooK.-YounE woman; good COOK and laundress;
good references. Z. j.. box 1853 Sun uptown ofnoe.
1885 Broadway.
S,ooK -First. class family cook; best city references,
Tx, MEG. box lo5 Sun uptown ONCE. 1898 B'dwAy.
First class cook in private family; good city
" references. Call or address s6l Amsterdam av.
INooK.-Neat and tidy young womani best OF refer.
" snces. Call or address l47 West +7th 81.
NooK.-Thoroughly competent young woman; beat
OF references. Apply 432 West o7th OF.
VooK.-Young womani good family cook; very best
" references. 1871 East SD 1t.
TJouK.-Young woman. competent cook, beat city
" references. 1877 West SSdst
| First class cook; good references, I6a west
9lstst.
IIoUsEwoRKER.-Young woman, nrt-clAIs cook
III and lAundress; good references. II. l.. box I4V
Sun uptown ONCE. 1900 broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman, good cook and
III laundroSs; best references. Call or address $3.50
West a6th st.
R%ITCHENMAD, willing and obligins Young
N woman; beat city references. Y. s., box 1850 sun
uptown once. 1895 Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young girl; experienced;
N good references. Ids box 100 Sun uptown once,
| 1895 broadway.
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

u 3AIhRoAD
STATIONS foot ct West Twenty.tnird street and Des-
brosses aud Cortlauir streets.
sE- The leaving time from pcsbrosses and cortlandt
atreet is I'VE minutes later than that given below for
';SS 1: N; W. FAST $ MAlI:-PulIman B@Ges rSrlsr
H oc6 hs% orr 10 30 coaches p,slssu rs ri s'ssSHips Car r''''"'s
SIS 4 !. n n. f tlHN LIE; NRI!''GTTf rpS olsyslam@;
ss4Tasion cars s'f rIr n, p ,sno. c, s%9sl"s' 1 ToIe do.
HISS =. N. 'Giiic&TG% AND ST LOTS ExPEEss.-
s' sas T y. N.Y.. W rs 7 TlHS'H HxfnS G2'e,fS s' cl hSsi:i
,s GahSn f. NJ FOR t sdr Fix S WEsTs Tat0rd ENrnEss.-ror
ri!t.burs, Cincinnati. Intin4nla''t, s. Louis;
1925 P ~ +; Nj I,i Spes A%S ypnT %S;.tJrat s,ree' Ss s;se
Sleepint Car New York to Altoona, East Lib rty.
p%ittsburg. and points West, daily except sunday.
Ass ? NJ. PACIFIC EXPIRES For P%i,tsburs
and chicago: Connects Tor Cleveland ana Ioiedo'
except Ss.HIdsi: oy AND THE souru.
I;sS (s;l5 .consrs,sion.l Lin" ali r%rlor and
An. ts:l5 "conEressional Lin" ali psrlor and
. ming Cars, $50 Dining Car. 400 Dining Carr.
soUrHER Rt1iIiLwAT'-Expross, 1925 p. NJ. 1910
ATIeANTIG COAST LINE-Eapress. s:e5 A. M. and
cGisAPEAKE AhyD OHIO RAILwAY.-4:os N.
FOR DID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7;obA A.
ATtATrIGcITY-is:53 P NJ we k days.
Ocean Grow. and Point Pleasant ,urom West Tween.
ty.third Street station, \: .. ll:J5 A. NJ. 3:l5,
$3.50. ll:25 4. NJ. sundays. 8:25 4. NJ. 400 p. NJ,
from Dcsbrosscs AMI CUrtlaudt Strceis), 1:lO A. NJ,
1910. $40. b:lO, 1880 7. NJ. Sundays, H:i5 A. NJ.
5:l5 L. NJ.
Fob PHILADELPHIA.
6;l5. 7:25. 800. S:25. SO /, N:2j (9;h5 Penna. Linz
ited), 0:55 Dining Carr. 1888. Il:55 \. NJ. l2;53.
1853. sob, 3:5b, l:2', I:25 dining Carr, 500 DIN
Ing Car. 5:55 dining Car. 74o., 3::5. SOB J.: n.
1910 night. sundays. B:l5. 500. 80, 500. p:zS.
9:55 G.!mitedl. $3.50, 1888 A, VI. l:5J Dining Carp.
$3.50. 425 DINING Car. 400 DINING Carr. 5:o5
dining Carr. $40. 1:5j, 500 i. NJ. l2:lO night.
Ticket offices Nos. IGl. VA, llHh, 1928, IL and 281
Broadway l Aston House; West Twrnty.third street
station and stat ons foot Of Deshros, = and Cort.
landt Streets: ! Court Street, $40 Fulton Street. ~
Roadway. and BrooKlyn Annex station. HrooklynI
Station, jersey city. Tue New York Transfer Com
pany Will call for ant cAeck nag age from hotels
J. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General pnss'r Agent.
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hts.
NEW

VIA SOUND LINES.
STONgNGTON LINE, via Stonington. Leave Pier
80. n. II one block above Canal 1T. week days only,
at q P. NJ. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWIt n LINE, via New London. Leave Pier 40
(old MOI. n. r.. next Desbrosses ST., week days
only, at 9 =. d. Steamers City OF Lowell and
hode Island.
FALL RiN FIR LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Orchestra on each.
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first- Glass Aelp-Males.


A YOUNG A Cp). reliable and industrious. de-
"A sires Il position at %anything; can furnish A No. 1
reference. Address
T. Il. BOWLING. 99 Washington ST.. Brooklyn.
A GENTLEMAN would like n position for coachm m.
"A whom he can highly re ommcnl as competent.
temperate. Industrious. and Trustworthy; seven
years experience. Apply l West 5lst ST.
pUTLER.-Capablc and reliable young man; best
ID references from last places. ]. R., box 1879 sun
uptown office. 1898 broadway.
CECOSD man.-Good sober and Industrious young
~ man; very best references. G. c., box lUl Sun up
town ONCE. 1895 Broadway.
SECOND man.-Thoroughly trustworthy young man;
~ good city references. H. s., box 1870 Sun uptown
onice. 1898 Broadway.
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3ipiasnas snd Sntsrest.

S5APs"EuWA huu 4uttkEphs
THE T0 PILE ~ 1Se Y ~, n , 9gs A SF PAY
N. w. HARRIS g. COMPANY.
DUE NOV. lsT. 1921
Brnlnerd, MINI, Board OF Education School.
Bq RaiIs,ns, "a, "s.r l,nsepPssndont school District school
ol sSI,sInS Go: ore; school District No. s. School
Dies Molnes. Ia, city railroad Co. Consolidated First
Dunlap. Ia. independent school District Reminding.
Fergus Falls, MIMI, Independent School District Re-
Glen Township, South Dakota, school
Great Falls, Mont, school District No. 1.
Hart, Mich, Water Works.
H bSsnnossnc M School Building.
Ithaca, Mich, Water.
Loganeport, Ind, Refunding.
Mahaska Co. Ia. Funding.
Menominoe, Mich. Sewer and Paving; Street Improve
RoSScstS Sof in nna W HGSr' @oTsS.
Salt Lake Co., utah. school District No. 20.
Spokane Co. Wash, Funding Cold; Court House jan
whitman Co., wash, School District No. o CPalouse).
whitman Co.. Wash. School District No. ~ toakes'
Ys%hiIl CO.; Ore. School District No. 40. Funding
u view. oD. 1907.
Cedar Falls. Ia. Indep, ndent school District
Lawrence Co., ILL.,, school District No. 3.
DUE Nov. BTH. 1897.
81. Louis, Mich, school Building.
DUE NOV. bTH, 1897.
Mennshn, Wis, High School Builuing.
u NOV. 10TH, 1907.
Fort Dodge, Ia, Independent District Refunding.
~ Nov. 18TH. 1897.
Brit, Ia, Water Works.
Galveston, Tex, General Indebtedness Funding.
Jasper Co. Ind, Gravel Road.
Jennings Co.. Ind, Road.
DIE New. 18TH. laOS.
Pierce Co.. Wash. yQFern Hill. School District No. rs.
u nov. 1DGh, 1hD5.
verndale, Mimi, Village Hall.
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aailliurry aud 1~rsssmakius.

CHAL GARMESTs.-Fine furS made TO order; model.
lilo W.. seth o. date OF uuntheF, 9th Av)
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n. t., n. II. a II. II. X. and Connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. BY way OF Duo.
1904 A. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $50 Il. NJ.
1000 A. NJ, THEW London and Providence, 800 T.. NJ.
1908 A. M, New London ana Providence, I:25 J.. NJ.
~ NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $40 +. NJ.
HOO =. H., Air Line aud n. \. X. r., 500 i. NJ.
log =. NJ, New London and Providence. 700 =. NJ.
800 J.. M, 'New London and Providence. 800 y. NJ.
400 p. NJ, sSpringh Id anu Wore Eter. 1000 y. Nj.
BOO p M. 'New London and Providence, II 100 Il. N.
100 =. N, springfield and Wor ester. 6:lb A. 81.
1900 T.. NJ. 'New London and Providence. 6:25 A. NJ.
sRuns daily. includ ny Sunday.
t+Iay state Lilnitedi all parlor cars; fare ". In.
cluuiIg paror car seat.
fAIr Line l. m'red; arrives at and departs from
Park Square station. Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route,
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
q. I. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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7Eanted-femaleS.
THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
no WEST I25TH STREET.

A RTIFICLAL FLOwERS.-wanted. small hands on
N blossoms; Also learners; work given out.
factory 1870 Wooster st.
A RTIFICIAL Flowers.-Wanted, rose makors and
IA learners. L. SIMON, II West 4th st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nandfolders and
ID smythe machin' feeder. WATERS. lO3 Fulton st.
C~TENoGRAPHER n observation-disclosures.
y " experienced stenographer and Remington type
writer; good grammariau and speller: sp ed, refer.
ences. Address J. L. D., los West l0Bth st.
XTTANTED-Good curriers'; work given home.
w A WIENER, is West Sd ct.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

GermanIc -. Nov. 3. noon Brit annie NOV. II, noon
Teutonic. Nov. 10. noon Majestic Nov. "a, noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER
Pier As. North River. once, 9 Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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gersunal 9ptrfs.

A BsoLUTE divorces secured. 90 days, Dakol
N BURKE, l1l3 n. y. lao building; investigat
confidential, reliable; several causes.
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9atent5.
Business Chances,

at a few hours notice; 10000 circulars
81; cards and ~billheais, 4Oc. per 1000. EDGAI
PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO.. 90 Vest 39th ct
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Natshes aud gewelru.

on DIAMONDS. WATCHES. Call or cd
WesLIy dress WATCH SUPPLY CO., 8 Nader
Pal msnts. lane, room 52. All goods guaranteed
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Nnitto Ststts murtuaur & Trust On

NAsHVlLLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY.
The Board Of Directors OF the Nashville, Chatta
nooga and st. Louis Railway this day declared Q divi.
dend OF ONE ~ PER CENT. on its capital stock, pay.
able on and after tho lat prox. The stock transfer
books will close At l2 II. on the ED inst, and reopen
at 10 A. II. on the Sd day of November.
]. II. AMBROSE, Secretary.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct. 10. 1897.
OHICAGo RAILWAY ELEVATOR CO.,
" SO WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
20 Oct. 1897.
The Coupons Of this Company. due l Nov. will bo
paid at the Mercantile National Bank. 19l Broadway,
New York.
RANCIs N. WHITNEY. Asst. Secretary.
UNITED STATES EXPIRES
40 Broadway, New York. Oct. 20, 1897.
I2STH
The transfer books OF this company will be closed
on Nov. LIST. at 3 O'Clock. aud reopened Nov. 10.
THEODORE y. WOOD I'd v. Pres. and Treas.
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ROTTERDAM

of the HoIland.America Line will sail for Rotter-
dam direct on sATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH,
10 \. N. Winter rates. First cabin S85. Sec.
ond cabin 9Ss. Apply to HoLLAND.AMERlCA LINE.
90 Broadw ny, New York.
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anard misunderstanding.

DY gentleman and wife with two children. one an
ID infant: must he reasonable; near bridge. Ad-
dress. with terms. II. o., box 100 Sun oflc-.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
BICYCLE JARS.
Members OF the Jordan Com.
pany Get a Shaking Up.


Saturday afternoon members Of the
Jordan company mounted their wheels
for a spin out TO the beach. Riding
down Richards TO King, the first to
meet with an accident was Mile. Ar
goan, the wire walker. She was going
at rapid pace, when at King street
crossing she lost her pedals. The wheel
struck the gutter with a jolt, and the
rider was thrown violently TO the
ground. She picked herself up, re-
mounted and started on her journey.
Returning, her arm panied her so
much that she found it necessary to
consult physician, and have it at
tended to. Her right elbow suffered
most damage, as a piece of skin the
size of a dollar was scraped off.
Shortly after ; o'clock, and while Mile.
AragOn was in the doctors office, Lewis
Jordan and Grace Forest turned from
King into Richards. The wind was
blowing and Miss Forest held down
her head TO keep the dust from her
eyes. Two ladies happened to be driv
ing in a phaCton down Richards street
at the same time, and before the rider
could stop, she ran her wheel under
the horses body. She was not injured.
and did not lose her composure for a
moment
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Business Changed.

\ few months ago. Messrs. POpple-
ton x NOEL. proprietOrs of the we'll
known Home Bakery. finding their
premises all too small for their rap
idly increasing business, removed to
the new building. on Fort, between
Beretania and Hotel streets. and open
ed. in conjunction with the bakery. a
restaurant and ice cream parlOrs. Ow-
ing TO illness. Mr.. NOEL has retired
from the firm. and in future the bust
ness will be carried on under the di-
rectiOn of Mr.. F. Poppleton. sole pro-
pTietoP
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05

The present boundary limits of
Greece were determined by an arrange
ment by Great Britain. France, Russia
and Turkey July 81, 1892
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06

dolph's shortagaei and was required by law to proceed against him, was elab bo- rately made and insisted on by Col. II. c. Tompkins, of the firm of Troy & Tomp- kins, attorneys for Abercrombie, and py Judge W. s. Thorington, also counsel The whole argument and plea rested on the fact that Abercrombie and Rusn- ton did not have notice of the shortage, and authorities were quoted showing that this would be al complete bar in the case of private corporations. In the opln- ion of the board a strong case 1n eQuIey was made out ard in rendering their award they gave the ground on Whicn they acted as follows:
 This matter coming to be heard on the petition and amended petition ad- dressed to the State Board of Compro- mise. by said c. C. Absuacromble and Kay Rushton, administration as aforesaid ier- ter due coneaderatbog of all the facts m the casa 1t is considered by the board that the grounds set out in said perption and amended petition for equitabis re- lief are substantially we'll taken as there in stated And upon the nearing of this matter before the board the official let ter book from the auditors office was put in evidence by which 1t was made to appear that the auditor of the State certified Randolphs shortage to the gov esrnor of the State on. to-wft the sixth day of November 1894 This and other facts tended strongly and persuasively to show the board that if prompt measures had been taken Fby the state officials that further defaIcation beyond the sum or $e500, as to which Randolph was ai- ready short, might not have accrued.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06
LESS THAN ONE FARE.
To San Francisco and Return-what the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
 Has to Say of the Trip.

To San Francisco and return at much less than one fare.
 The Louisville and Nashville Railroau company has this to say:
 On account of the International con yerptton of the Young Peoples society or Christian EEdeavor, to be held Tn san Francisco, Cal, July to F, fhe Louis- vile ard Nashville Railroad company will sell tickets from Birmingham to san Francisco at the very low rate of S25.s5.
 Arrangements have been perfected whereby the above amount is paid for gong passage. and the passenger is all lowed to selec; the same or a dinereht route returning at the same rate.
 Upon payment of small add tional amount returning passengers cam visit the North Pacific slope on dhe way nome by way of Portland, Ore, and the famous Yellowstone National Park. Unexcelled transporta ton arrangements have been made in the way of special through Pull man Tourist and Buffer Sleepres, bring ing the cost of living in transit down to a comparatively nominal figure. The Louisville ard Nasville and its connec- lions have been named by the Alabama g aite Y. P. s. c. E. as absolutely the ofti- cial route.
 Florida. Tennessee, Georgia, South Car oHn,a and other southern states have also named the above great popular high way as the official and most liberal and ini er- ea.ing ars-cou,inental route. Just mo- tice few of the attractions that are put for the first time on record within the reach of almost every one: St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver. Pueblo Colorado Lake City Garfield Beach, Ogden. Sac ramerto San Francisco. Portland. Yell bowstone Park, Los Angeles, Fl Paso, San Antonio, Fort Wonh, Dallas, New or ]eaa.s and lots of other big cities of our country, with their surrounding arirac- ie orQ hi<r hill nf f1 4 TpDD- ular prices. Grandest scenery in the world, best railroad service, congenaal people. and low rates make the trip one of a lifetime. Don't make any mistake selecting your route. Get your sleeping accommodations booked early and save confusion.
 Remember the dates tickets will be on sale viz: June 2S to July 2, good to re turn until August Is. 1897. From Monk gomery, Selma, Mobile. Florence. Hunts correspondingly low as from Birming- ham. justice to a description of a trip of this kind.
 See the nearest Louisville and Nashville ticker agent and have him tell what he knows ofAthe attrac ions offered. They are all ready and willing to help you select a delightful route.
 The undersigned win be glad to give full particulars and to furnish the popu- lace at large and Endeavorers in partic- ular descriptive ma tter. etc The Sunset Coast is waiting to give everyone hearty welcome. and the Louisville and Nashville railroad has made preparationa to carry sMern In manner beftting tna occasion.
 Gall on or address
 R. F.. BEAsLEY:
 Passenger Agent. Biruangham. Alb.
 &saFt+' FlE ~. Nstt .--.- T
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06
BOARD oF CONTROL.
Appointed by Gov. Johnston for rhe Fifth
 s District Agricultural School

Appointed by Gov. Johnston for rhe Fifth
 District Agricultural School
 Montgomery June 5.--(Special )-The sgprernor has appointed the following board of control of the Fifth District Az rica5 ural school at Wetumpka:
 aGeorge s. Livingston,of Prartville, for sai term of two years, ending June 5, 1899.
 Relix L. Smith, of Rockford, for a term of four years, ending June 5, 1901. I U. P. Oliver, Sr., of Dadeville, for term sof four years, ending June 5, 1901. ! tPeter A. Buyck of Wetumpka, for term of six years, eE1ing June 5, 1903. ] INV. F. Gaddis, of Wetumplca, for cerm Of six years, ending June 5, 1903.
 "A meeting of the board will be called at an early day by Hon. I. F. Culver, commissioner of agriculture, al which time the body will organize.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06
SERIOUS AMUSEMENT.

Charleston, s. C., June 5.-A special to the News and Courier reports consider able excitement at Lucknow, village of 115 inhabitants in Sumter county. It :all arose from sons target practice in the streets of the viDnge which the ari- .thorities could not stop. Gov. Eilerbee
 ras snsorme1 of the affair and wired the Bishopvllle Guards to go to Luck now. This was done and a number of arrasts have been made, and everything Is quiet now.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-06
Ray Rnshton Denies Knowing of .s5 .ss55s Rando1ph's S Shortage.
GOVERNOR JONEs'BAD MEMORY
Has Put Him to Explaining and t1e More He Talks
 s The Worse He Gets Things Mixed sass sss Interesting Reading.
CORRESPONDENCE ON BOND COMPROMISE.

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