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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
HcChoS y djChoS
CRONIQUILLA DEL DIA,

Parece, segun la opinion de al
gunos. que la prensa Federal ha
entrado en- periodic de oscilaciones.
Todos opinan, co osto hay
abrunadora mayoria, que 10 cOnve
niente para ell pals es, que acaben
de caer hacia Ell lado de la union.
Tienen que convencerse Fede'
rales y Rspubiaanos
Puerto Rico no podra defender
Sc. sin estar unieOs los puertorri'
queEos.
Hay que tomar Ell buen ejemplo
que nos dan las hormigas.
Para "argar su 5otin, Sc unen
centenares de elias.
Made Sc discute va en- la prensa
relative a la suprem Acia de los CO
rrientes el6ctricas, 5 mejor dicho,
sobre la inofensibi!fdad ie elias.
Els de suponer que al fin Sc ha
braa asimilado am bas co1rientes,
por aquelle de que en- la union esta
Ia fuerZa.
Pelati adrma: y Pelati es muy
competente en- cuestiones de c>rrien
tes, que tratan dose de diuero que
veuga al bolslllo, "a mejor de las
corrientes es r. coutinua
Opinamos como Pelati.
NO tendrenOs carrltOS electrl
cos ell primerO de EnerO-
Festejaremos Ia LEG ada del af1o
y del siglo, paseauto Ell taruanas.
iDichosos las que las tienen ii
ra1as 2or mulas, por cuenta de Was
hington!
A loo domas. los nro3a al doro
| cho de usar cl caba!lo de SAL Fran
| cisco
Seguir moctados en la cruz de
los pantalenes.
Hoy ha recio!lo al Ayuntamien
J to del BaucO de Puerto Rico xloce
! mil dollars Es de suponer que con
e'Ics Sc pagara 81 cupon dvl ca
; prGstito vaocido deste el II
" la amortizacl0n con qUh sc
| pagara?
No nos atrevemos relatar 10 que
Sc dice ocurrido en- Cag.as, poe que
de SECURE que vendrau de Ia en- 10:
mismos tonos que los de Mameyes
La version pdblica habla de tt
ros de revolver al Captain Molina
y de conato de collision en.re la Pc
licia Insular y ell pueblo.
ST es verdad que ell jefe de poll
! cia citado ha sido agredido en- Il
! forma que Sc cuenta, debe ser seve
ramente castigado eE agresor.
En- paises donde ro Sc res pet'
la Pclicia, no hay vida possible.
Manaua dsbc:aa concnzar
llegar los telegremas que ospera L
CORRESPONDENCE directameute d.
New York
Naturalmente que la ;g1porta u
cia de ellos estara ca relaci6n direc
ia con los aeon tecinientos que ten
gan lugar an Ell munfo
Esta empresa ha tomado toda
las necesarias medidas para cue G
serviciu resu!te 10 mas intererant
possible
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
Mario BraSChi.

Hoy Sc cur lien nu"ve amos que
bajo la tum ba, este h>.mhre virtuO
SO, ciudadaro de caracter lirme, pc
rio dista culto 6 ircansable, puerto
rriqut fio que amaba su patria; hon
bre de honor que ,rab@jo sir recon
pensa, halla"dO al tirai de la jOrua
da Ell olvido de los egoi~,as Y la mi
seria para los >erGs Il Ae clnatltu1an
su nogar
ST Ievantara lA cabeza viera d
su pueblo deS Sgarraudc>e en- lucha
fraticiaa, pretrirl,. cCntinuar en- su
sueflo eterno, Ell ese sueno que no
tiene despertar
Como los los al mar
van los hOmbres al MORN!
FeliZ oQael que al viVir
sembro Ell la terra el au-ut
y con gloria y con honor
baja 4 Ia tuu. bA d lormir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
De Sola G Ramirez. q G[!j!l;ei!
l8 TETUANlS

Por ell vapor "Ponce" lego
aver esta Capital nuestro estimado
amigo don Gonzalo Firpo, represen
tante de la importaate casa de CO.
mercio de New York, sef1cr A. S.
Lascelles & CO.
Deseamos grata permanencia
entire nosotros al sef1or Flrpo, y nos
reiteramos sus 6rdenes.
Hoy probablemeute llegara a
este puerto, procedente de Espana,
el vapor Catalina,
El policla insular don Jose So
to, de Ponce, ha sido ascendido a
Cabo y mandado q prestar servicios
en- Csguas, a las 6rdenes del Capt
tau Molina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
NOTICIAS
GeDerales

Tamoien eLa Chispa, de Mana
tt. e> ha su cuacto a espadaS lanzaado
chinitas necias contra & JAvlera>
Y sus redactores Creiamcs mas 4 :
creto y con mas talento a don Gle
mente Ramirez, que Sc dice es el
alma y director de aquella publlca
c:6n
Tomamos nota para cen llegan
do. como decfa uno de los siete sa
bios de Grecia
En- Arecibo Sc han undo poa'
ell rito protestante dom Saturnino
Alameda y la senorita G~egoria
Ruiz Olvio ouu1o mi uietro Mr. A Chi
lies Lambert
En- todos los establecimientos
de alguna importancia de esta Capt.
tai y de los pueblos de la isla, Sc ha,
ilan q la venta los afamados cigarri
Hos de marca <Fin de Siglo:, Que
son los que pretiere el inteligente
pdblico consumidor. IL
Aver aaras tono puerto, pro-
cedente de Nueva York el vapor
americana <Ponce
Lean los padres de familia para
que sepan 10 que les convene, dlez
MI piezas drill, muselinas y limos de
colores q 8 centavos, ocho mil doce-
has de tonallas felpa 9 reales, ell
gran drill panama de hilo a 20 y &c
centavos en GEL Cieio -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
EI adeIanto
de AIenlania
en- construction de buques.

Este Sc podra calcular deIlos 81
guientes guariSmos: -
Desde 1871 a 1880, los diez asti'
llnros principales de Alemania, die
roe MI producto de un yalor de
t 325, 500; desde 1881 & 1890, Ia suma
fue de + i 395, 600, mientras qos, d0' =
rante e! periodo 1891 1896, ell Va
l~r del producto total ha alcan2ado
a la iulnensa suma de { 81, 500, C'C.
Tomando el promedio de los tres
uariouos, los nImeros son como ST.
que: C 80 500, libras esterlinas 439,
500, c $500, 600.
Con rumbo q los Estados Uni
zarp6 aver e! vapor transporte anne
ricano sIngalls.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
i,fU EBLES BARATOS.

Sillerias de Vieaa negras, y
nogal. Siilerias Americans variOs
precios. Juegos de habitaci6a y CO
medor, Escrito1 los comerciales y
para Sra Lamparas, cunas. espejos
para sala. consolas galerias para
cortinas, sillas y sillcnes amarillcs
v otros artfculos en- "Los Novios'
Fortaleza 49,
NJ p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Ell secretario de Estado de la
Union Americana Mr.. Hay, ha con-
testado a los poderes respecto & las
R ,clamaciones de sus subditos & la
isla de Cuba, y ycuaudo esta isla ten
ga gobierno propio y estable, lie co
rres pondera cont estar esas reclama
clones.
Tenemos noticia de que en- la
Cidra, han ocurrido dos muertos por
enveuenamiento. AL efacto Ell Doc
tor D. Fernando Gonzalez, de Ca.
guas sall6 para aquella poh1aci6n,
llamado para practicar las autop
sia. No tenemos mas detalles
Core ell rumor de que ha falle
cido Ell Gar Alexandra II de Russia,
pero hasta ahora no ha podido com
probarse la noticia.
Los mas afamadne nnSaioos rooo
nocen los meritos de la Emulsion de
Scott
Arecibo lsla de Pto Rico.
Si la experieLcia de a]gunos
amos de practica medica puede terer
algdn valimiento, nadie SO extrana
ra pue en- en- ella funde mis- asevera
| clones cuando Sc trata de emitlr una
opinion soore uu medicamento que
he usado con extraardinariaf free uen
cla. Me refero a la Emulsion de
Scott. La perfecta union de los
| com ponentes, ell agradable sabor Que
| determine 10 bien cue Sc conserva
mientras Sc esta emplesndo, y so
; bre todo las importantes indicacio
nes m6dicas que llena, son su mejor
y mas segura garant1a
| POr esa raZ0n aun en- en- las en-
fermedades al parecer mas incura
bles como la <tfsis, las caquexias,
las escf ofulas, las anemias, eli raqu
! tlsmo y la debil:dad general, la falta
de desarrollo, en- las mujeres y er
los ni1osy otra largs serie que seria
| prolific enum erar, We vd que esta sus
tancia opera verdaderos milagros, J
que loe eufermos Que, por decirlo
asf, Sc hallan las puertas de Ia
mrerte, SO transforman de prontc
adquiriendo fuerzas, rcbustez color
| animaci6n, salud en- una palabra
que acred1ta cada d1a Ia iusticia DE-
la fama del inmenso cred.to de
que tan dtil preparation gozs en- tc
do eli, mundo.
DIR. RAFAEL DEL VALE.
Ex medico Titular de Sanidac
Martina de Arecibo F to Rico CO
mendador de la Real y Dfstinguids
Orden Americana de Isabel Ia Catol
ca, de la Espafola de Carlos III IL
la civil de Benefcencia, de la de Mt
rito Militar de segunda clase etc.
Ell Gobernador de Puerto Ri
co pasara revista al Battalion dc
Puer O. Rico V. e. U en- ell campo
del MORO, y del cuartel de Infante
ria, manana s las cinco de la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

CERVEZA de Bavera $FranzskaneS barres.
HARiNA de go Pisbury Best xxx de 200 bras
saquitos de 25 ibas para familias.
MANrEQULLA ~Creame~ de IT, l. g. B. IA % hbra
AVFNA blanca
AZJCAR granuado, centrifugado mascabado claro
LECHE condensada ~nest6s
aqua mineral de mesa ~Iep}itZ~
FOSFOROS ~Tres Eselas~
INODOROS PAPEL de mprenta
MAQUINAS de escribir sistemax Hammon's
OFRECEN VENTA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Esta tarde las 3, ha detido ce
lebrar session ext, aornidario nuestro
Consejo Municipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Con sentimiento hemos sabido
que Sc halia enferma de cuidado en-
Aguadilla la distinguida senorita
Rosa Hernandez y Acevedo. Desea
mos vivamente su complete resta
bleci mientO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
ReInitidO.

Sr. Director
de LA CCRRESPoN
Esti( ado amigo: LIE agradece'
re mucho que Sc sirva publican Gu su
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28
ljiOJO!!!
a Sobrinos de Armas.
Cruz 13 San Juan

Gordon negro y colores para rue
do q 9 centavOs vara.
Jabones turcos leg1timos 6 cen
tavOs unO.
n--c 0-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Hoy las once de la maf1ana
salieron para Pouce, los seflores
don Antonio Mattel Lluveras y don
Isidoro So Nussa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Manana sabado, las y de Ia
noche, en- los altos de la casa mime
ro 80 de San Sebastian (esquina q
CRUZ tendra efecto la Junta general
de Ia Liga de propietarios de casas,
para tratar del aseguro mdtuo con,
ira incendios de las casas de los aso
ciados, prestamos q los mismos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Tenemos noticia de que en- la
Cidra, han ocurrido dos muertos por
envonenamiento AL efectO ell Doc
tor D. Fernando Gonzalez, de Ca
guas sall6 para aquella pohlaci6n,
llamado para practicar las autop
sia. No tenemos mas detalles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Sr Director de Ia CORES
PONDENCIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Aver tarie tono puerto, pro-
cedente de Nusva York ell vapor
americana <Ponces
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Core el rumor de que ha falle
cido Ell Gar Alexandra II de Russia,
pero hasta ahora no ha podido com
probarse Ia nOticia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Sc hal.a eu Ponce don Luis
Berries. 20 ] f. de Ia po'tcfa Insu-
tar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

e. esta inprenta SO vende papel
leriodiclos viejos a $2el quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-28

Los mas afamadne naSaioos rooo
nocen los meritos de la Emulsion de
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
THE GLAD SCENES
 OF THE CHRISTMAS
Wonderful Animation in Streets
 and Stores
IMMENSE HOLIDAY TRADE
More Money In Birmingham, In Ala bana and In the Country to Buy Christmas Presents Than Ever
 Before, Says Emil Loeb.

The scenes in the streets and in the stores of Birmingham yesterday were de- clared by old-time residents to be without example in the history of the towns trade, and one could not we'll understand how or in any circumstances.
 More money is being expended for Christmas presents throughout America just now than in any other year in the long record of the country's business" said Mr. Emil Loeb, who came to Birmingham from New York a few days ago.
 Our trade here in Birmingham is extra ordinary in volume, and trade is good all over the Birmingham district and the State. Birmingham is better off now than ever before, has more money to spend and is spending it more freely; and this much Is largely true of all Alabama, and of the country at large. We are upon the crest of a flood of prosperity hitherto unequal led, and the flood Is likely to prevail for an unusually long period
 The street scenes and store scenes throughout the business district were won derfully animated and busy. The broad sidewalks in the busiest sections were re- peatedly blocked by the great and happy throngs of holiday shoppers This was particularly true in First and Second ave nues, and Ninteenth, Twenty and Twenty first streets, and more especially in front of the stores with attractive show win dows. Never did the larger windows show to more striking advantage; some of them being miracles of good taste and richness.
 The visitors from the country were in enormous numbers. and the scenes at the Union passenger station were such as had never before been witnessed in Birming- ham
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
PRINTERS MEET
 IN SOCIAL SESSION
Informal Reception to Presidant
 Lynch of International
TIE STRIKE SITUATION
State That Large and Complete Job Office Will Be Established-Capital to Come From Outside Parties.
 Printers Very Hopeful.

Typographical Union No. 104 held an open session in Fox Hall at o'clock yester- day afternoon in order to enable all the members and few of their friends to meet President Lynch of the International Un- ion, who has been in the city since Wednes- day night. The meeting was strictly so- cial session and no business matters were brought up for consideration. Quite a number of persons who are not members of the union were present to meet the printers and thir president.
 During the afternoon MT Lynch was taken for a drive around the city by Dis trct Organizer Deaton and others, and expressed himself as much pleased with the city He was taken to the Auditorium and a number of the halls for the purpose of looking at the places suitable for hold ing the sessions of the International Union when it meets here next August
 There were no new developments in the strike situation, but the printers say they will make a more decided effort to win the cause for which they are now struggling than they have heretofore made. It is stated that a complete job printing office, equipped with the best and latest machine " and material for a first-class office, Will be put in at an early date. The capital, 1t is stated, will be furnished by outside par ties, and the rules and requirements of the Typographical Union will be complied with in every respect. Only union printers will be employed. It is stated that the office will be able to compete with the best print will . able to compete with the best print ing --ouseS in the South.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
CLASS OFFICERS
Of the Medical College of Alabama for
 1901, 1902 ano 1903.

Class officers for the Medical College of Alabama for 1901, 1902 and 1903 have been announced as follows:
 Class of 1901-Presdent, J. l.. Bryan, Brundidge, Ala: vice-president, H. De Lameter Utica, N. Y.; secretary and treas urer, L. w. Roe. Mobile; historian, J. O.. Enor, La Pine, Ala; prophet " W. New burne, Whistler; corresponding secretary, F. G. Bingham, Birmingham, Ala.
 Class of 1902-President, $. G. Hamilton, Newman, Ala; vice-presdent, J. F. Will jams, Mauville Ala; secretary and treas urer, $. O. Meigs Centreville, Ala; his torian, J. S. Turner, Wainwright, Ala. i; poet, w. A. Truebood Mobile; correspond ing secretary, H. C. Crelley, Auburn, Ala.
 Class of 1903-President II. s. Stallings, Henderson, Ala; vice-president, l. F. Hut ton, Abbeville, Ala; secretary and treas urer, II. s. Wilson, Longview, Ala; poet, w. W. Stevenson, Tallapoosa, Ala. critic, H. 0. Sparks, Spring Garden, Ala; histo- rian, T. D. Larkin, Demopolis, Ala; W. A. Cheek, Mjlville, Miss; J. D. Smith, One onta, Ala.
 The commencement speakers are: Saluta- torian, Tom G. Burke, Meridianville, Ala. j; valedictorian, W. D. Partlow, Asheville, Ala.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
------------------- INCONSISTENCIES ACTIVE.
Revenue Officers are Being Kept on the
 Alert.

The moonshiners are keeping the revenue officers on the alert, and in consequence thereof a number of sturdy mountain eers have been arrested on the charge of illicit distilling. The destruction of a num- ber of stills have been reported to Collec- tor Bingham in the past few days, and others will probably be reported during the next few days. The desire for whiskey on the part of the mountaineer is said to out weigh his respect for the law, and as a result many of them are called to account.
 Among the stills reported yesterday were two in Marion and two in Cleburne Coun- ties
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
HAVE PRACTICALLY
 AGREED UPON SITE
Big Car Works Plant Will be
 Built Near EnSIey
MUCH INTEREST MANIFEST
Memphis Plant, Which Will Form the Nucleus, Was Removed Originally From LitchfeId, Il.-President
 Elliott Looking for Offices.

Since the contract for the big car works to be built in this district by the Southern Car and Foundry Company was signed by President J. M Elliott of that company and President Baxter of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company much interest has been manifested in the proposed plant When in operation this plant will employ about 1000 men, mostly skilled workmen, who will receive good wages.
 The sight has been practically agreed upon. and it is expected that wors.aon the construction of the necessary buildings will begin early after the holidays. The car works will be located in the vicinity of Ensley, where the iron and steel from the furnaces and mill, and the coal and coke from the Tennessee Company's mines can be delivered with but little freight cost
 The Memphis works, which will forlu a part of the new plant, were removed to Memphis from Litchfield, Ill., in 1893 In referring to that plant the Memphis Scim- ftar says: 'The Binghamton Car and Foun- dry Company was located in the Bingham ton subdivision in 1893, coming from Litch- field, H. It gave employment to several hundred men, and operated about fifteen months. at the end of which time it went into the hands of a receiver. The property was subsequently, sold to c. J. Wagner of Memphis, whQ after keeping it awhile, sold it to J. NJ. Elliott, the present owner, for S35, 900. There has been talk of it's operation in Memphis, but it's revival was never att tempted since the plant closed down about five years ago"
 President Elliott of the Southern Car and Foundry Company has not yet succeeded in securing offices for the general head quarters in this city. As soon suitable offices be found the office force will be brought here.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
LITERARY SOCIETIES
Of High Schools Hold an Interesting
 Meeting.

At joint meeting yesterday of the Clio and Yancey Literary Societies of the Birm- ingham High School the following pro- gramme was greatly enjoyed by large audience:
 Call to order, president of Clio.
 Roll call answered by quotations secre- tary of Yancey.
 Opening selection, Euterpian Society. Recitation, Miss Hattie Monroe.
 Piano solo, Miss Lorna Wilson.
 Act I, Sc. of The Merchant of Venice. Characters-Portia, Miss Viva Jackson; Nerissa Miss Ala King; Servant, Mir. Bal chic Moore. / Criticism on Shylock, MT. Moses kohn. Deelamation, MT. Irwin Levi.
 Dedfcatory address of the Archbishop , Ireland MT. Chester Sandman.
 Double quartette, Euterpian Society. Adjournment.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
SAD DEATH.
Young Man Who Was to Have Been
 Married Tomorrow Passes Away.

The death of Thomas " Harris, a popular young railroad man, which occurred Thurs day night at 15l2 Thirteenth avenue, south, was especially sad, made SO by the fact that on Sunday he would have become a benedict. MT. Harris, who was only % years of age, was taken sick few days ago with typhoid fever, which rapidly developed into the most malignant type, resulting in his death. His fancee is deeply grlevel at his sudden taking away and cannot be con- soled.
 The remains were taken to Concord, Ala, yesterday for interment.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
ON THE MOVE.
City Officials are Deserting the Old City
 Hall Building.

The city officials are on the moVe-not that they are not always alert and active, but in this special instance the application is literal, as they are vacating the old city nall at the corner of Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street, which will give'way to the magnificent new city building soon to be erected.
 The office of City Engineer Kendrick was removed yesterday to temporary quarters in the Commercial Club building. The other offices will be removed during the coming week and by the new year the old eyesore will be ready for Contractor Shep- pard to begin the work of tearing it down. The market house has already been razed and in a short time the old landmark will be but a memory.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
SteWart-Hendon.

J. IT. Stewart and Miss Mary Hendon were married Wednesday night at the resi- dence of MT. Stewards brother, No. 2627 Seventh avenue, Rev. G. A. Shart of the Church of Christ officiating. MT. Stewart Is young business man and for several years has been connected with one of the loan companies of the city. His bride is q daughter of Mrs. Springfield of Ensley.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
Weiahinq Clerk at Postoffice.

Postmaster Hughes, to accommodate the public. has stationed his stenographer, W, E. Griffith, in the lobby of the post office to act as weighing clerk during the hol.- day rush. This is a great convenience, as it saves time to both the public and the regular stamp clerk. A weighing machine is arranged on a table and various <lepons- nations of stamps are kept there for sale, A package is weighted by the clerk and the exact amount of stamps required are sold
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
EMBLEM 0 FYULE TIDE>
 DESIGNATED BY NEGRO
A Sprig of Holly Alleged to Have Been Used In Flim-Flam
 Game.

4 twig of holly, consisting of leaf and two of the little red berries, embIematic of YuIetide, were put to an unholy pur- pose yesterday according to allegations made against Ed Alexander, negro by the police. It is charged that Ed had two strange negroes in tow at the union pas senger station, and was endeavoring to flmf1am them with little game in which the leaf and berries were used as parapher- nalIa.
 Officer Byars and Chief Austin got onto the game, however, and placed Alexander under arrest in the charge of swindling.
 The negro stoutly denles his guilt, and says that the emblem of Christmas came into his possession in the true spirit of the season.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
For a Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
STREETS THRoNGED
With Christmas Shoppers-Merchant
 Doing Big Business.

The streets were crowded yesterday with Christmas shoppers, and the merchants were kept busy throughout the day Large crowds of suburbanites swelled the ranks of the local shoppers, and many or ders were given Santa Claus, which will make glad the hearts Of many little ones on Christmas morning.
 All of the stores are displaying beautiful lines of holiday goods, and great is the variety that undecided shoppers are pug gled just what to purchase.
 It is believed that this years business will exceed any previous record in the citys history, and the merchants are cor respondingly happy
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
On Wrong Trail.

Chief Austin of the police department yesterday received telegram from the police authorities of Chicago, stating that Mark Morris man supposed to be wanted here, had been located in that city, and asking for instructions, No such man is wanted here, and reply to that effect was sent to Chicago.
The age-herald., 1900-12-22
Sale of Coal Lands.

T. H. Aldrich has purchased from the Alabama State Land Company two tracts of coal lands situated about six miles from Bessemer, which it is stated he will de- velop at once. The price paid for the land was s30000