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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-30

III Sergio dc Ia Mata, don
Jacinto Tsvfdal, don Ruardo Halddok, don
yoH H1gnaoio Csp6, don Fabricisno Cusbas,
don Cssiano Matos, don Jose Gasl, don Jo.
10 Munuel Lopez J don Agustfn Cslimano.
-. Is sociedad de depenlientes dc
Mayagiies proyeota estsblecer uns p,nsderfs
por acoionea. Estss serkn 400, por valor do
dies pesos oada una.
- Segdn nos aseguran muohas perso
nsa, ya es oompletamente libfe el t'Ansito
por la carreters central, que tanto tempo
sstavo impedido por los nortesmericanos.
-. El coronel do ar:i!lerfs sehor Rock
we'll y tres oAciales del cuerpo visitsron aver
el castillo del Moro sus contornos forti.
aoados, en- oompsf1fa del comandants do in
genieros don E Eiuardo Gonzales, tomando
notas de las fuerzas que contieno. En cali
dad de int1rpreto asisti6 al aeflor Baiz.
~. Hs heoho una vista al pueblo dc
Bayam6n 81 coronel Hunter, aoompafiado del
Lodo. don Hermipio Disx Navarro y do III
interprete el sef1or Baiz.
-. Aver 80 vendieron sobrs 81 muslle
vatios Totes de garbanzos do diversas oalida-
des J distintos tamsfios de envsse, compo
niendo entre todos $50 sacos.
-. De Isabella nos dioen: ~Dias de
inquietud de apgustis han sido los que he
mos pasado desde sl dia % hasts 10 fecha.
Por espaoio de tres nochss oonsscutivas no
ha cessdo de sgitarss Ia tea incsndiaria. re-
duclsndo escombros cenisas laa hssta ha'
CO POGO foreoientes propiedsdes de los sefio'
res don Lufs Otero, don Andres Canabal,
don Joa6 Garcia Chsves, don Cristino Cha
vea, don Juan Rodriguez, don Alexandra
Figueros don Diego Fig aeroa peninsularss
los dos primeros hijos del pats los re,tan'
tss. La tisnds do don Jsointo Csnabal fus
saqueada J don Joaquin Alarcdn ls fueron
desj jsrretadss echo reses
-. Aver iueves Ilegaron 1 Arecibo
procsdente de Utusdo ochcnta soldados anne
rioanos al msndo de sus oicislss, los cusles
tomaton O. trsn que sale de aquela sstaci6n
en- direcc:6n Hatilo y Camuy de cuyss
poblaciones han tornado possession.
-. Tenemos la vista el bando que ha
dirigido sus convecinos de Camuy el nue.
vo aloalde don Laurentino EstrelIa accn'
sejhDdoles que gusrien la mayor cor
dura possible. para quo do una vez cesen esas
venganxas que solo conducen sembrar la
ruins y la desolaoi6n en- las fsmilias. Creemos
que el pueblo de Camuy respondera digna.
mente al llamamienao que Sc le hacs,
~. FL ayuntamiento dc Msunabo 50 ba
hecho cargo provisienslmente del cobro de
las oontribuciones del Estado en- ell actual
afio econ6mioo.
-. FL prdzimo ldues tomarAn possession
dc Arecibo las fuerzas americanas.
- Por el Juzgado militar de esta pla.
"a ha sido oondenado la pena de seis meses
un dia de arresto mayor Ell procesado por Ell
delito de insulto fuerza armada Pablo Ba
tista Maldonado.
~. So quejsn los vecnos de Ia calle del
Sol, frente al polvorfn, dc los es ,sndsos que
vienen sucediendose por aquellos alrededo-
res, entire hombres, chiquil:os mujeres de
vida alegre, oiencie y paciencia do Ia poll
cfa que por aquellos sitios brilla siempre per
eu susencia.
-. Dice <El Pregonero. que de Nueva
York anunsian Ia prd1ima venida eata ca'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-30

pital dc una compshfa de 6psra italians que
asta terminando su temporada en- squela
ciudad.
hVTCO Dssde malsns primero de Ootu'
hVlOO bre SO venderk el carbon coke en-
Is fabroa del g,sAl9 pesos tonelsds del
grueso ? 4 10 del fno.-San Juan, Puerto
Rico, 80 do Septismbre de 1885, L, 4.
Scott.
~. El ooronel norteamercano seiior
Hunter. ha reoorrido la bahia y las obrss del
puerto, acompafiado del scoretario de Fomen
to, ingeniero sefior Repeso, subsacretario ae
nor Larrlnaga, secretario do la Junta sefier
Palacios Ssasar y el int6rprete sefior Bais.
~. ella Union, hs dsjado de publican.
SO. Dsntto de POGO aparsoerA en- mayor ts-
maGo, dsspojada de todo csraoter polltico,
como 6rg.no y defenscr do los interesss de
Ia colonia espafiola. A este fin cambisrA de
tftulo.
~. FL Ayuntsmiento de Cayey solicita
de la Sscretsr1a de Gobernsci6n nombre de
ofoio los ooncejales que faltsn pass compile
tsr legslmente los que dsben oomponer
aquslla corporation.
-. Nos remiten para publican: "En el
vecino pueblo de Bayam6n, el ayuntamiento
que hasta hscs POGO fus .compuesto por els
msntos oonssrvadorss, hoy dc libsrales del
psfs, hs admitido Ia renunoia todos los EN-
pleados peninsulares, sustituy endolos con
puertorriqseflos."
~. Anoche & las doce SO hizo Ia mar
ell vapor sArksdias COL direction 4 varioa
paertos de Oeste.
-. FL Gobierno ha recogido les efeo
tos timbra rados que habfa en- Bsrceloneta pa
"a el expendio plblioo. Las osrtas, por 10
tanto vienen sin franqueo, y los destinata'
rios no 700 tienen que sbonar su recibo
ooho centsvos, sino que ademas tienen que
tomsrse Ia mo!estis de ir perse nalmsnte 1 Ia
administration central, donde demoran Ia
entrega de Ia correspondents.
-. Circular vsraiones hace algunos
dfas por esta capital, do que 1 oonseouenoia
de los violentos articulos publioados en- Bar
cslons contra los puertorriquefos, Ia colo.
MIA de astos allf residente, sorted al quo de
IBERIA pedir exp!ioaoiones. que habiendole
toosdo al joven estudiants de Derecho don
jose Coll, hijo de nuestro qusrido amigo
don Cayetano, sc realiz6 un duelo sable
entire 81 el director de Ella Pubiioidad, ,
rasultando este gravsaents hsrido. No he.
mos podiio adqulrir informss que con6rmen
esss vsrsienss de modo absolute, las que pu'
b!icamos solo tftulo do information.
sY A uuestros lectores de BaYam6n:
Desde el 10. del pr6ximo mes de Octubre,
&c vendera este periodico en- dicho pueblo,
on el estabIecimiento situado en- los bajos de
Ia casa dc don Modesto Loubriel y en- Ia caea
en- que habita nueatro sgente don Pedro
Acosta, oalle de Santa Cruz. ga
- Nos ha dioho persona que tiens
motivos para estar bien enterads, que antes
de salir las fuerzss espafiolas de esta capi-
tai, entrsrkn ella los norteamerieancs en-
numero dc 800 1900 hombres, ? que &c
tomsrAn to Ia clase de medidas previsorsa
con 81 fin de garsntizar Ell orden mas abso
luto.
-. segdn nos han dioho, mahsna req
pareoeran en- sus publicaoionss Gel Boletfn
Msrcastil,. Gel PATS, J Gel Momio., Tam
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-30

dos, por cuya cirounstaueia me oomplazoo en-
extreme, feliotando ustedes por el gran
servco qua yienen prestando con gu precio.
so preparado Emulsion do Scott q la huma.
nidad enfsrma. Soy de ustedes con toda
considers cjdn alto. 3 8. q b. g. M, doctor
Pablo Fonty Martslo. Puerto
Rico.
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"a dasna vandar en- Espafla en- lavilla
w OVV0N tV.Get de Iuarca nrnpinnin

de Oviedo, Santa Marina de la Vega, Gale
de la antigua. una casa mum. 8, altos y bajos,
de mamposterfs, cubie1ta de losa, con su
corral tapiado = casa de horno para elaborar
pan, oubierta tambi6n de losa con gu antoja.
ma alberta al Sur con la que eonstituye un
solo fondo de cabida de dos areas junto Ia
casa por el Norte con su huerts cer3ada de
pared alta dc cabida de trein.a y seis Areas
sesenta y siete sentiareas destinadas labran.
zas con otra antojana al oriente y otras por.
clones de TERRA compuestas de dos cuerdas
mas . menos. Ell que interese compfarla
dirfj ase 8 su duefa Amalia Gonzalez, yiuda
de la Tore. Ciudad de Humacao, Puerto
Rico. .% 30-2I
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Y 4 R | ( D A D T s.
El Colmado dc 6smsao Ssrsosao Ts,mase, E,,ns;ses

El Colmado Do 6s'wsss S;reesss Hs.nsss, Fassies:
46 y 55 San Juan de Puerto Rico.-Co-
merciaptcs importadores. Esplendido surti.
do en- vinos de mesa generosos, Lioores,
Ccrvezas. Aceites, Conservas, Galletitas,
Dulces, Frutas, Quesos y toda clase de pro-
visiones finas de domer y beber de todas
parties del nundo. Propietario del famoso
vino gallego del Rive-o de Avia, naroa Gee.
re ,edc,. Agentes exclusives de la renom-
brada champafia de sidra marca <Aguila, y
del legftimo amargo de aogoetura de los se-
flores j. G.. B. Siegert Hijos. Deposita-
rios de Ia celebre nsrca &c vinos de Ia Rio
ia: Rioja Alta y r. Lopez do Hsredia =
Cola antigiiedsd y ei cr6dito de que 60
"a esta casa en- toda la iela, garantixsn que
sus artfculos son los mejorss que SO impor'
tan en- el pats.
Ultima hoTa Lsga,ou e las ganhtio's
eto, 81 Bsz,r Oterc, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Dada la aglomeracion de pedidoa, SO reser.
vsrsn cinco dias las personals que las tie'
nen ercargadas. Sc enviarAn anuncios no
Sc fervi'a ningan pedido que no este cubier-
to su importe. l0-5
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Ultima h0ra Llegarou "a las gramkticas
oit'i'ia ho'u ;pglesas Dictionaries etc. /,
Gaia do hisrro para
guardian CaudaIes
Pue6a de tuego y prueba de 1aarones

Pueba de fuego y prue6a de ladrones
Iesa SO Quintdles
Sc realiza una que reune excelen-
les condolences, con departamentos
para libros, documentos, plata, orc
Y reservados. Sc exhibe en- ell Bazaar
de Novedades de Gonzalez, Padin
Hermanos, San Francisco 38.-San
Juan @S ID
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VINO Y JARABE:
de DUs A, TT ,
Com .LGcto-Fosfoto de Cal.

~ wi WV wv osVSs
EgL Lccto-Fosfato de ca5 contenido en- el
Vino y Jarabe de Dusart es un
n reparador de los mas energicos.
EssA Atianza y endereza los hucsos lie los
nihos raqufticos; devuclve cl vigor y la
actividad los edolescentes dccaidos linfa-
ticos, y los que cstan privados de apetito,
fatigados por un crecimicnto muy rapiao
9 los estudios. En- la 7isis facilita Ia cica-
trizacion de los pulmones.
Las mujeres embarosadas que recurren al
Vino Q Jarabe de Dusart soportan su
estado sin fatiga alguna, sin v6mitos y dan
a luz criaturas robustas.
Ell Lacto Fosfato de ccl cnriqrcce la lechs
de las Nodri=as y prcSerya 4 los nhos De
Ia Diarrca y de las Intermediates de dssar-
rol!o. Con sa bendica Influenza Ia Dent;ci5n
Sc cfectua sin cansancio nj conyulsiones.
PARIS, q. rue vivsenns en- tctas las hraacla,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23
REDUCED RATES TO NEW ORLEANS
VIA ALABAMA GREAT SAUTH-
ERN RAILROAD.

On account of the annual meeting of the
Southern Educational Association, New Or
leans, La, December 27-3O, 1898, the Ala
bama Great Southern railroad will sell
tickets to New Orleans from all points at
a rate of one-fare plus $500 for the round
trip Tickets on sale December 1921 and 2S
final limit January 3, 1899.
Solid vestibuled train carrying through
sleepers and coaches via this line.
Call on or communicate with r. M. Ellis,
travelling passenger agent 201s First ave-
nue.. Birmingham Ala, for further infor-
nation, sleeping car reservations, etc.
12-13-28th.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

Spend the Holidays With Your Friends.
will sell holiday excursion tickets to all
points reached by their own and connect
ing lines. south of Potomac river, at rate
of one and one-third first-class fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale December %,
%, "a, rs and 26, also December 30 and 81, and
January l and 2, with extreme limit for re-
turn to January 4.
In addition to above, tickets at same rates
and conditions will be sold to students and
teachers of schools and colleges December
16 to 25, with final limit to January 4, on
presentation of certificate signed by super
intendents, principals or presidents thereof.
]. c. Halle, General Passenger Agent Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Scion Jacobs, Commercial Agent, No. 2015
1st avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
12-11-till jan 2.
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Paine, Murphy 3 Co.'S stock Letter

BY Private Wire to Paine, Murphy g. Co.
Birmingham, December 22.-The unparal-
leled activity and strength on the eve of
three days holiday has puzzled and dis
concerted the bears, and today witnessed
the professional element among the buyers.
London started the days movement with
higher cables and buying orders. Arbitrage
houses were conspicuous all day as pur
chasers of their specialties. Federal Steel
issues were the most prominent; 1t was
given out that ~ dividend on preferred
would be paid in February. Reports from
Chicago claims the company is building
new docks and doubling its capacity. It's
friends are still confident and look for high
er prices in regular list. The Changers
made good advances. while Union Pacific,
Missouri Pacific, Pacific Mail and other
stocks were advanced 1 or more points.
Southern Railway has not recovered from
disappointing dividend, and may sell some
lower. Everything indicates tonight that
holiday market will close strong with possi-
bly, slight reactions.
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Local Stocks and Bonds
Corrected Daily by Paine, Murphy & Co


By Leased Wire to T. G. Hewlett. Agent.
Birmingham. December 22.-Liverpool
market closed fully point higher, and al
though port receipts showed $4,000 against
1900 last year, the market Immediately
hardened and not only followed Liverpool
but closed even higher.
In addition to the southern orders, Wall
street is still aggressive and buys all offer
ings. After opening unchanged to l point
higher the course was upward, and net
gains of from to points were made.
Expected holiday realizing has not put in
appearance. and judging from the continued
bad weather, there is little danger of great
reaction, If any. Receipts at Liverpool of
American cotton continue large, and re-
ceipts from Manchester show more activity
in general yarn and print markets.
Closing prices firm at the advance.
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buying was greater than offerings. and
prices advanced until &c vas gained. The
pit became feverish after this and quota
tons were more erratic than for weelksi
Considering the approaching holidays prices
were well maintained, and the closing was
fractionally better than yesterday, with the
crowd bullish Corn again showed great
strength, and we have lately advised the
purchase of this cereal. Provisions, while
still narrow, showed more inclination to
advance, closing at the best prices of the
day II
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On account of the peace jubilee eelebra-
ton, Atlanta. Ca. December IA to 16, the
Southern railway will sell tickets to At
lanta and return at rate of one fare. Tick
cts on sale December IA and Is, limited un-
til December 10.
Call on C. e. Jackson, Travelling Passen-
ger Agent, Birmingham, Ala, for further
information.
12-2-11t
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23

New York. December 22-Coffee options
opened steady at unchanged prices and
ruled generally a shade frmer. some posi-
tions advancing Solo points following high
er cables from Rio and Santos, exceptional
ly small receipts at those points, fair ware
house deliveries in this country and con-
tinued Indifference of spot sellers. Buying
checked by lower European cables. Closed
steady. unchanged to points lower. Sales,
including December. 5.S5; January, 5.S5;
March, Cos. May, 6.15 June, 6.20 July, 5000
6.25; September 6.35; October, 6.35.
Spot-Rio, firm; No. 7 invoice Z; No.
Jobbing TX; mild. steady; Cordova, 7%@15
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TO CUBA AND WEST INDIES. VIA GEN.
c.r.al.L.I Z. IL.

TO CUBA AND WEST INDIES, VIA GEN.
TRIAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Both one way and excursion tickets can
be purchased through to Havana via Port
Tampa and Miami. Steamers of the Plant
Steamship company leave Port Tampa
Mondays. Thursday and Saturdays each
week for Key West and Havana. Steam
ers of the Florida East Coast Steamship
company leave Miami on Sundays, We'd
nesdays of each week for Havana. Close
connection at Port Tampa and Miami may
be had by taking Central of Georgia rail-
way. For schedules, rates, reservations
and other information call on Scion Jacobs,
commercial agent, No. 2015 First avenue, or
Jack w. Johnson, union ticket agent, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
J. C. HALLE, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
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New Dining Car service.

A dining car service between Charlotte,
N. c.. and Washington has been establish
ed by the Southern Railway on their United
States fast mail trains Nos. IS and sc. This
is in addition to the dining cars being OPP
Grated on the Washington and Southwest
ern vestibuied Limited trains. 81 and 3s.
The Southern understands the wants of the
travelling public, and is catering to 1t by
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23
The Iron Market.
Birmingham, Dec. 22.-The following are
4I,a nroront nunfa tinns In iron.


From the Chicago Interocean-
Tennis courts and their immediate sur
roundings are now being utilized for the
game of "short golf" which is considered
by its devotees a very interesting game
The net and other objects, such as benches,
are used as bunkers. 1t is played great
deal at the North Shore Tennis club on
Staten Island, where 1t has reached the
dignity of prize tournaments.
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jackson q Co.'s Cotton Letter

BY Private Wire to Jackson & Co.
Birmingham, December 2.-Interesting
features were difficult to locate Opening
prices were one point lower to two points
higher. AS session wore on there was more
or less scattered trading for the settling OF
accounts customary before the holidays.
New Orleans and Liverpool representatives
were identified as sellers, but this class Of
business was too small to have great weight
as a depressing influence.
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New York, December 22.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says:
Holiday idleness was the feature of the
markets here today, but prices were firm
early They sagged toward the close.
Americans were firm until the afternoon,
when they broke on a sharp drop In Cen
trail Pacific. A jobber stuck with two or
three thousand shares unloaded suddenly.
When he finished the market rallied. Dem
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sugar


New York, December 22-The market
continued today in its upward movement
on tremendous volume of business, second
only to the record made one day last week.
London traders bought both ways. her
purchases and sales being larger than for a
long time. On balance 1t is estimated that
over 5000 shares were taken for. London
account. Denver and Rio Grande preferred
was a favorite in both markets on predic-
lions of 2 per cent. dividend, which
were absorbed on rising prices for both
foreign and domestic accounts. A pool ap-
parently connected with prominent bank
ing interests seemed in control of the stock
in the local trading. There were no now
developments in the property except that
good showing was forecasted for the No
vember statement to be presently issued,
and the continued association of the prop
erty with the Alton deal, in which other
roads as well are supposed to be interested.
Realizing sales by certain large interests
although causing a reactionary movement
early in the day, seemed to be well taken,
considering their volume. Then evidence of
buying and conspicuous purchases by two
buoyant tone before noon. There was COW
ering of shorts who have anticipated a re-
action. There was pronounced strength in
the Changers, Rock Island crossing Ill by
a handsome reaction, while st. Paul ruled
around lis, and Quincy 1913. The movement
in these and other standard dividend pay
ing stocks had healthful influence else
where, where bull traders were successful
in stimulating the movement. Tobacco and
Sugar displayed exceptional weakness at
one time, but recovered substantially in
sympathy with the late buoyant specula-
tion Baltimore and Ohio shares suffered
from realizing consequent upon yesterdays
substantial points on, rumors that divi-
Standardization was not improbable Fed
eral Steel continued its advance, the COM
mon rising points on the favorable trade
situation. and the belief that powerful in
terests were supporting the stock.
The bond market was irregular during the
early part of the day, but subsequently
moved generally upward in sympathy with
the stock market. United States 3s ad-
vanced A. and the new As and the old As
coupon, u in the bid price. Total sales
bonds s12, $50, 900.
Total sales stocks today were 1893 100
shares, including Clio Atchison; So, 200 do
preferred; $500 Central Pacific; $3.50 Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy; $40 Illinois
Central; $1,000 Louisville and Nashville;
36,S20 Missouri Pacific; $4,000 Rock Island I;
"a, 2S4 st. Paul 1881 Southern Pacific 81
535 Texas and Pacific; 1880 Union Pacific;
11S,72O Steel; 1850 do preferred; 2S,S2O Ten
nessee Coal and Iron; 5000 Sugar.
Money on call steady at 29215 per cent;
last loan, 2.
Prime mercantile paper, 3@S1a per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.841s@$484M
for demand and at A.S1%Q$4.S2 for sixty
days
Posted rates, $4.S21a@$4s51a.
Commercial bills. &.S1.
Silver certificates, 59lsq60A
Bar silver, 59A.
Mexican dollars, 1875.
Government bonds. strong.
State bonds, inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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DryGoods

New York, December 22.-The demand for
cotton goods today has been on quieter
scale throughout and shows the restrictive
effects of holiday Influences. In no direc
ton, however, is there any abatement of
strength. Brown cottons are decidedly
strong in standard three-yards and lighter
makes.
Bleached cottons quiet, but very firm.
Print cloths firm at 2s for regulars and
3ls cents for 381a-inch 64-squares
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23
QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.
Shortest and Quickest Line to Cincnnat-Con-
yenient Schedules to Louisville.

OHuI tCot diu VuIthCot LiiiO " OiltCiiifldu kuit
venient Schedules to Louisville.
The Alabama Great Southern railroad,
with its connections, formerly the Queen
and Crescent route. is the shortest and
quickest line from Birmingham to Cincinn-
att. A solid vestibule train leaves Birming-
ham at AIS a. m, daily. carrying Pullman's
handsomest drawing room sleeping cars
to Cincinnati without change arriving at
ton car on this train from Chattanooga
to Cincinnati Close connection at Lex
ington with chair cars for Louisville, ar
irving at Louisville at 1850 p. m.
Train leaving Birmingham at 4:2C D. M.
carries Pullman sleeping cars from Bir-
mingham to Louisville. arriving at Louis
Vile at 1877 a. m. Pullman Union sleeping
car Chattanooga to Cincinnati on this train.
arriving at Cincinnati at 7:3O a. m
r. NJ. ELLIS.
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Local staple Groceries

FIour-Best patent, s4.05@4.25.
Straight. $50.
Sugar-Granulated, $545; Y. c., So.
Coffee-Grecn, s611kc: Arbuckle's pack
ages, 1880; Coverings packages. $10.SO; Ly"
on's packages. $3.50.
Lard-6hc.
Clear rib sides-5kc.
Molasses-Centrifugal. i5@25c: sugar
house, 2o935c.
Rice. 51kd6hc
Corn-Yellow, dc; white, 45c.
Pearl Meal-7Sc.
Cream meal-S0c
Hay-Choice timothy. s14.50; No. 1. s14; No.
q $13; clover, mixed, s12.
Mixed Oats-36c; white. SOC.
Bran-Mlxed, $14.00 pure wheat $500.
Cotton Seed Meal-$16.00
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23

No. IS makes close connection at West
Point for St. Louis and the west.
J. M. Culp. Traffic Manager. Washington.
d. c.
F. s. Cannon, Third vice-Presdent and
General Manager. Washington, d. C.
w. A. Turk. @. p. A., Washington, D. c.
z. A. Benscorer. A. G. p. A.. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
C. e. Jackson, 7. P. A. Birmingham, Ala.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23
Couldn't Help 1t

From Tit-iBts.
Angry Father-How dare you show your
face here again?
Persistent Suitor-Because, sir, 1 could
not leave it at home, sir.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-23
Consolation Rejected

From the Washington Evening Star.
every cloud has silver lining" re-
marked the optimist
Eyes," answered the man who used to
be popunst, "but don't see no prospect
of persuadin' the sky to wear its clouds
wrong side out"