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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03
The Merry Best.

I believe that
/ have the very
best remedy for
for a quick,
pleasant and
permanN1t cure
of Gonorrhoea.
1t is as clear
and pure as
spring water,
does not stain
the linen, and
and stops all
pains and dis
! charges in "a
to As hours.
Small trial bot
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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03
'6ese 80 80 {
EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY"
Day May Now Be Dawning In the Spanish
KINGDOM.

Don Carlos was born in 1918, and Is co..
sequently so years old He is almost a.
old as the Prince Of Wales, and like the
prince, has been waiting for the throne all
his life. He is connected in tie Spanish
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03
Patriotism and Business

From the Chicago Tribune.
II like this pattern well enough" said
the customer, who had dropped in to look
at some ginghams; but I'm afraid the
colors will rum" run, ma'am!' indig-
nantly answered the salesman. RED,
white, and blue? They never rum Where
upon the woman with the flag pinned to
her jacket bought forty-three yards.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

Every deg has his day" That is what
Don Car,os practically said when he left
Spain and went to Russia few years ago
to become a soldier in the cars army.
Don Carlos took the opportunity to get
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

college Of Engineering, Mechanical,
Electrical, Civil Engineering; Chemical
Courses; Architecture. Extensive shops,
Modernly equipped laboratories in All de,
partments. Expenses low, 18th year. Fol
c. L. MEEs. President. Terre Haute. Ind
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

royal family now ON the thronee and at the
time of the rise of Sagasta it was thought
that his line might be appointed to the
throne instead of that of Alphonso
Don Carlos is married and has four
daughters and son, all of whom have the
throne In their minds eye.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

Our famous Tennessee Jersey butter at
25 cents per pound Friday and Saturday
w. P. Gideon & Co., phone 11S5.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03
PEOPLE HE ..DIsCOyERE,

PEOPLE HE DISCOVERED"
From the Washington Post
The Hon. Tom Rayard feels that his
opinions of the English people have been
handsomely vi-d,cate1.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

If you decide to take Hoods SarsaparilIa
do not be induced to buy any other medi-
cine.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

Democrats, register and make
others register.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

viii be thoroughly ventilated and action
taken by the convention in the premises.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30

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= s@.1s s11.k 49,
Lax
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30

Il o~ssr ~ ~nzz~x ~y--~ss &xx-<-s9- -
esS1seex ssg&er zfsxze Ass4ss-xs 1E@ ssers
eessxsA ~ s4St ~ ~ n@eEsss asst@ . So
Ee-@ A1 1Ea-Ss Is Tz1e Tar ssAe@ IT.
Ca
S.s-z~zs ~<~seee -s@ssxsszs~s - S41sy
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ts< Fass o. - sEzss zeg as-ss s&e& A-ssS-- -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30
Ill sfNE>S CHANCES

FOR sALE,-o1s y me .ezelrz aso;sl- $.
tae cstg. 49, Al .ao1eT:. .-,sy5rorerEssrg.s
=. E1H immediate T!c4-ftY q r1Efezz d.
pcs 4n2 P@sf9s4sce-
tcr -zse-@4lo9., se;Y c1o5ce corner ar5
pAys4g 80 SICK o. E@11-
E1F Sale t4-st-c.zsz =aicoa and l2nzh
For ssle-IJc p-n-,o7r- es,ooa. making Big
ga0reT. w.l s=lI cheap
FoF s35e-IAe Sezt paying res;agr41: Ia
ms c3ty-
For sa.e-A small restaurant. doing
FER s,als - Furnished house: frst-clsss
place: = roo11s, o1e block from past
FOR s4le-A o.g paying Aote!. First ave
Fo- Is--I1o1g5rg houses. ., p. 2 -oo--x.
al centrally located
Fog sa.e-D eileatssse1, grocery store. tak-
=-r. barber s1op. go
Nouce-IE yoG WISE Il SCI your business
g are looking - any k.T9 - business.
cali al see as a--J4-s5 Union N.1~E
So REST I-RA NT-Tae season. IS .9w ..
for Festz 1ran.s game aEd oysters ara
among the orders Ire pro1ts on t1gse
dishes beng large. t1-s business = very
proItAc.s. this restaurant is central ara
desirable call ard investigate s. El1cx-
WATCH The Little Band Box = " ar.
sell me store for cur pre- We cza sel
~ COOS cheaper thao any n re a.zx.-
ness. oUY expenses a-e small. M, credit
n delivery. Sc pr.ces Z peEsonai coi-
U1ca.
slns3 BUyS ne very bsxt res:a,-snt n
.owE. Sudden change q Szsrro1~ - Is
forces owner . SCI quick. any buyer w3o
vii invest gaze ms y II b;sB = A5zr@Ss
Il - care Post-IG.ell-gerce-
MAN w.:A $50 ea- eb:sin hslt interest !
-no-ey making 3Is-r ness; no competition
legitimate. investigate tA1s q orca- A.
c-ess -, care Post-Irteli geDcer.
FOR sALE-A s-lrz.e 1AD II a--s.-elss..
t-.oGt4ry: cause for Eeiii1g. Aa3ress o
p, cars PoE--i1te1.ge cancer.
WILL. GIVE Ha.o % &4.r9 Per ce~.-
horts - Chicago corporation for Sea-ttr
properly Or paying business. ~ Burke
FOR SALEc-T .~ty-roc-r lodging house.
newly fI-rfSheG moderate r@-.- good 10
eaton Apply - Fre3e-ick Nelson 1.
FOR SAt.E-Neat market. centrally locAt-
81 dong EoCG business rail srd So T..
living ~Z-orrs connected 80 First avenue
FOR SAIE-Psy}-g d-,se store For s.tu-
anon reu-. STOCK sales aT5 particulars
address Z NJ. care PoSt-TptaIllEer
FOR PROMPT ATTENTION and aul~.s
Herman. ~ New York block
BAKERY arr reSe@uran: f3r safe o. v5n
seu separate. 1ne loca;le.*. .-ice E-,3D.
Ao"cre & O. = Bosom t.ock-
$50 BUYS ia furniture q i rooms II 3
no1z- = = r5ors re1; i, per rronta-
. Hia7ki~y e'ock
FOR SkLE-Be~t locar@s r7es- -ra-x4. n
Saa-t3@- H2s t%e1 established te- yeas.
ADDRESS l4s Frort
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Nsre -z@sSzg E~sssssE@ssF z. q ~ 49,
Lss = r LswAs. So
xAT-gs%~tn Ae1kfz~ z@7s.zs-1%T = 20
Nr 49, Ma Nax Esa91@s L. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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s.. - 49,. - .r.. - ,-., 80,
49, - =, - - 800 -
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= -.~s.Se~,, se.tssy - ca.,ag- a. 60
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<raren- ,5srs -~6 re rae-:rr gf ths re.r.sr-
= STOCK.
- NJ = ANON:
50 Name * Ie-.-d<se - S8ares. 3.eT -
Z ....A "A S%ac s-skrt~ sss7 g. 4sss =
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EMPLOYMENT wANTTD-NaLE.

WANTED Situation az cIsrk ia bots. or
a. manager Is . snail nets3 2 cay or
country - q sraan u exIsefi~ncas fefef-
enaes address . :. car isost-Ir.elii-
gsnarE
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FgE SALE ~ 7A-EFz~ sga-sz@
rEE-@-rE- s--4A& 1--z~ 1z~z z1@1@ @SS@
Ar-@a e-@ --1@ s-S- -A=2r@~w 81 TS1see
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as-4@zxss Ax@9 -&zz az wES9- Az Sgs~
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. ~ Sa@- &E-@s &aS1 sSSE-&Z <E4c-S =
s.
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szsy esszrs<. az -sasZy s@-@4-a1 scr
fans. zzg1-z-se ee--as- -4oa-G2 NJ
Company, T&1o-ZA- gF2sz-
FOR sAL.-Ea-4=1 -ezss-ee aess = za.v.
e. - sseg- @ZSy E@sg-ze-ZS- sS%@--z3 csr
g&zs z 21szses az lctsi exErs e7a-gaz--
re cF1Sl11@S ea--s- n D ZzE1-z~ -
FOR sALE-s-z-.4rs . sz7za -os,-ss. --o2-
81 E-y-gv@-@sGsS Eszsz3.@sss- E21e y2-5
&zs3 svz5E E-seS. c@ezn - casa Apg2T
80 Tr7sztT-eeaezSs1 zFez-= 500
Fs1R SALE Eosvexa o5@sz 4z3 s-ssr
fo-sesos4- csrT property AZ fans
caezz. T2zs@s Ety.evvezl .s2zs I'D szz4--
zz1e- = 8os-1z ,@oc&
LLEwE-rvS I WARD. - Nars--.
s@-sgZs rsz8 @$-8-s sE4 -sE.z- agents,
- gg@r ez1@-~g w.-z ~
RESIDENCE ard rz-zs- 2c-ezze -sa-
s12ts GE.vs-s4sy- n. 4. B=ca. E.&vs--z
PARK. Se4s,4=- Vas
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FOR sALEFsve a@-sz. >oavszss-. :,
se&s2 Pax, party --z-1ve3- - <e<
T1-k a-9@z
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HiROpoui~TS.

HANNA. exEsrz chirorxzs2s< rx-sa-s -
.eEe1 . Burke oGii1-gs -scee-Az- -oau
go AZ ccInat-tctS rs s5s~eRea
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FOR SALE-I1o-5<5zg zo1SaS. - S-vo-cn
GeAs@. 11c@ss 1G--4a-s-8. 4zEs@ ard. I2gss
sTac54e Sc = <1gS-s - IS k-s1=rrr s-r=zx.
zGsc-ES az 21s1 rem ez-y EI-5ss- -GS- -
SD keE a. Ds2a-s K Ca-k-zsr 81
50 Lse-s1z@z 5xI.2z--
<f1G SAL 59.@ o- 1zI<- interest =
@s<zg-os 1r1s@. tE--,ze- -oCzzs- - u 49,
11sa1 street t%@Tz12 1o4s@f. Aypzy
? 1~yea- rso~ =
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SPIRITUAL INSTITUTE Teasx ~,
teac1iEg- Dr. CaeshEe. Manager MH
C1estr0. s%sr; rea6inss day. Y9esze sa--
c-es Monday. Ts.Urss<y. : :. -. c. 81
a'ile Na;lC-al hank cG1.42zE- Yss.s- AZ.
Occidental
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PIANOS fSc-e-. AIb~eoh, wsr~a~ T.
31-E'1u AZ Fran KIN 0i8acs ~ lrr VI
- Is&c &c ~ PsAe street vs.Sss.
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BITTER wsSsz- CHEESE rA1-A-@sea1-
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go 80 80 a. es-s-~-- = go wn
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s9@sesen: elase . a. re. ayz s2=- Al
s-1zse i - ~ e-@g2s.t ssz.e = r-a5-
s--Es e3as@ IL. x tsrs II a.. pr@ae reasgzs-
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be - y5s = ia Sac caw B1-ss~
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r. - $50 ~. 49,
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MRS DR. SI-AYT1S.
Ii1e EcTltS greatest -Eas-zisz-z1. Azs -p.z-ssi
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affairs o lie.
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%e2-t1- Hours = - :. Ha.g. Ss3--ag. $50
ono to<E, gsA-loTs IS zz3 -
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-06-04

| lars Che was very ana nov ry1.1,
much), somebody else, Twenty 1--WE, "
Thirty, "Thirty-hve," Forty The
aged Christian minister began to trombIe
he had expected 10 be able to buy his own
freedom, and he had just $40 and expected,
with the $40 to get free. AS tho bids ran
up the old man trcmblcd more and more
Forty, "Forty-tivc," "Fifty," Fifty
five, Sixty, "'Sixty-tlvo Tho old man
cried out, 'Scvcnty." He was afraid they
would outbid him. The men around were
trans1ixcd. Nobody dared bid, and the
auctloncer struck him down to himself
0ODe--dOnC
But by reason of sin we are poorer than
that African. We cannot buy our own do
llNrrnnrc. The voices of death are, bidding
Tor us, and they bid us inland they bid us
down. But the Lord Jesus Christ comes
ana says: II will buy that man. I bid for
hllh my bethlehem manager. l bid for
illh my hunger on the mountain / bid
Tor him my aching head. l bid for him
my fatnting heart. l bid for him all nv
wounds a voice from the throne Of
VOC says: 1T is enough! Jesus has bought
Ilill. bought with price. The p,lr-
chase complete. 1t is done
The great TRANSACTIONS done
am my Lords, and he is mine
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-06-04
TALK ABOUT FRAMES

We can furnish you with most any kind of window
frame, pct frame and pleasant frame of mind
sell two-llghted window a lighted window that
Will increase the beauty Of the window of your soul can
sell you our own make of blinds which will add at
traction of your house that will see anv
other fellows blind TO make your happiness complete
Your wife and babies meet with smile have make
your screen doors and windows. command to
take
Telephone SO ALLEN & ClJRRFY
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-31

Anything to eliminate from political
controversies in Ireland the incredible
foolishness of such expressions as this, as
excuses for continued difference: "But
when the majority is wrong!" "Why
don't they accept our platform, based on
the only true principles" This latter
from representative of small mi
nority.
The power of perpetuating free gov
eminent inheres in the ability of parties
and people to abide by majority decis-
ions. Every Irishman who shows him
self unable or unwilling to accept this
truth Injuries as far as he can the cause of
Irish home rule.
We believe that the bulk of the Irish
people do grasp the great principles of
free government, and that the general in
dorsement of the Limerick resolution
means that the party leaders who will
not fall into line with the peoples wish
will be repudiated by the people.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-31
HOME RULE FUND.

The appeal signed by the Lord Mayor
as chairman, which is made to the indie
pendent Nationalist to support the Home
Rule Fund is one which does not need
any words to commend it to any right
thinking Irishman, says writer in the
Dublin Herald. No party can carry on
a political battle without the sinews of
war, and there is no party, English or
Irish, that better deserves to be supported
than the Independent Parliamentary
party. They have. in the face of tre-
mendous odds, stood by the policy be-
questhed to them by the dead chief,
with the result that it is today admitted,
even by their opponents, that it is only
by that policy anything can be achieved
for Ireland. AS in the past SO in the
future they will. without faltering, con
tinue the battle for Independent National
principles, and it would be as unwise
as ungrateful if those who profess them
selves Independent Nationalist, by with
holding the necessary means, rendered it
impossible for them to fight with effect.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-31
NATIONAL MEETING.
The Largest Ever Held in East
Cork Addressed by the
Mayor.

One of the largest and most represent
alive National meetings ever held In
East Cork was witnessed last Sunday IN
Middleton, the object of the demon
stration being to celebrate in befitting
manner the revered memories OF the
men of '9s and 81. Deputations with
hands and banners attended from Cork,
youehal. Gattyvoe, Carrigtwohill and
other centers in East Cork, the Cork
National Foresters, in full regalia, being
conspicuously represented. Mr.. Martin
T. Riordan, chairman, was moved to the
chair, and among those present were the
Mavor of Cork. Mr.. F. H. Meade,
Messrs. R. Cronin, J. c. Roynane, P.
Corcoran, Capt. Collins, Cork; ]. Shee-
han. T. c. Donovan, P. Lynch, ]. Car
roll, c. O'Suilivan, c. ]. Doran' Queens
town.
On the proposition of Mr.. Buckley
seconded by Mr.. ]. c. Power, resolutions
calling on the Government for the ami
nestv of the political prisoners and ask
ing the people of America to discounten-
ance and subvert the designs OF English
men for an alliance with the United
States were unanimously adopted.
Cant. Donelan and other speakers hav-
mo supported the resolutions, the Mayor
of Cork. who was received with cheers,
heartily thanked the people for the warm
reception they had accorded him that
day .:and said the men of Middleton had
always been in the van of every move
meut for the advancement OF Irish nation
ality, and had given martyrs and heroes
m the Irish cause. A hundred years ago
many brave and gallant Irishman
cheerfullv sacrificed his life with the
aim and object of emancipating his coun-
try, and although the patriots OF that day
were unsuccessful, and although their
efforts had been quenched in blood, still
thev had not died in vain. They fought
for Irish homes and free affairs, and the
reforms which the Irishmen of the pres
ent day we're enjoying were the outcome
of their patriotic labors. They might
he accused over and over again by their
bitterest enemies, and be told that they
had many faults, but they could never
accuse them Of ingratitude or forgetful-
ness towards the men who had dared and
suffered for the old land. The Mayor
next dealt vigorously with the question
Of amnesty. and called upon his hearers
q continue sgitating on this question
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-31
LORD CREwE ON HOME RULE.

Addressing Liberal meeting at Crewe,
Lord Crewe said his devotion to home
rule was as strong as ever. Nothing had
occurred to cause him to waver in his
conviction that it would be a safe and
reasonable measure to grant Ireland a
Parliament to control her own affairs.
He had seen nothing in the country nor
in his experience of Ireland to cause him
to alter his opinion. On the contrary,
the knowledge he had acquired had con-
frmed and strengthened his opinion,
and therefore he was a good home ruler
at the present moment, and he thought a
home rule bill would be passed, perhaps
at no very distant date. He was very
anxious that the Liberal party should
come to an understanding with the Irish
members and be given perfectly free
hand until such time as they could see
their way to carry home rule bill into a
home rule act.