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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
New 9orf.

Sin triftiger S9eibunsssrunb.
Inter ben mannigfa9en 8epesgriinz
ben, pel9e cine 5rau beranlaiIen tDnz
men, gegen ibren Gbemann auf S9eiz
bung 81 Hagen. bari berjentge, pel9en
Wtrs. potter gegenpdrtig por bemglelp
Oorter bD9itcn @eri9tsbofe fir ii9
Qelteno ma4t, ipenigitens ben Hei5 Der
Neubeit fir id, beanlpru6en. Die
beri4tet pirb, tlagt beiaste Dame, bic
ieit benz Sabre 1885 bus Sod Der Gbe
trd9t, gegen ibref Oatten tpesen unerz
h0r Qrauiamer 9eGanblung. vSsbesz
mar, ip beginnt lie lire bon S9lu9s
aeu unterbrp9ene 9tebe, yiobalb auf
unIerer Mittagstafel Srutbdbne Dber
iun9e Siibncr erl9einen - uno bies
lit iebr bGufig Der Saa - nagt Mr.
Qptter bic &npden bes Gefligels in
elmer Weiie ob, baB audi ni9t Elm
Itom BON 5leii9 Oaran baften bleibt.
0a iein 4ppetit bur9aus ni9ts 81
pini9en ibrig ldbt, bduft ii9, sic
mDqen es mir g~lauben, alsbalo cine
pabre &no6enpDramibe auf ieinem
Seller. 8efiubet ii9 I4liebli9 ni9ts
GBbares mebr oIf Der Sufel, 10 nimmt
mein ~gefubaoIer MuHn Die &no6en in
bic Sanb unb penbet iid, inDem er Tie
tpie Maripnnetten bic tpQIten Spriinge
auf Dem Slide MAIDEN IGbt, nit ben
itets nioerfebrenOen @orten gu mir:
,@ieb 2l9t, meine 2ie6e, 9enau 10 tperz
ben Seine @ebeine emit tlappern, TO-
balb beS Sen Ienmdnnes Sippe Did
berii6rt bait" Wie Mrs. potter, nod
i9aubernb in Der Grinnerung baran,
benz 9eri9tsDofe tlagt, miro iie ielbit
Bis in ibre SrGume BON benz i6redlis
den, auf ibrem Slide uufgefitrten
SobtentanSe" perfolgt. Die Serren
Gihter ipsrben elmer ialomonii9en
Weis6eit bebiirfen, Inn gu entI9eiben,
oh ipegen bieies &nO9enipieles cine
Srennung Der @5e, gsgen Die Scr.
potter i6rigens energii9 proteit:rt,
'anbdngig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Scr britij6c S6ipc uno 0ic
Suret.
Ser &rieg TT Nfrifa mnb tpie er cine
Jirma Gbiragn's becinfuBt.

@ennglei9 Die Ia6ri9ten bonn
&riessi9auplab in afrita iebr unaus
perldiiig finb, 10 fiblen mir bod iebt
i9pn GENTLE Sinberni6s in unieren
cpmmercielleu 9erbinbungen nit ben
afritanii9en Golpnien, bur9. tpel9e
uniere &egierung lei9t in ben StruDst
ge5psen perben biirfts. Was uniere
Sanoelsperbmbunsen nit Qfrita anz
belangt, 70 iparen bieielben, mas sez
pife 9anbelsartitel anbetrifft, ptclz
p~eripredenb. Wir finben unter 4nz
oeren cine Gbtcaso Sirma bebeutertb
intereilirt in Dem Export na9 ben afri@
tanii1en gplpnien. SieIe Sirmd
periaaffte ibren mebiaini9en Yrdpqz
raten ben anglo : afritanii9en Martt
unb %erportiert bebeutenbe Quantitdten
na6 Ifrtta. Cine Der lebten Senbun>
gen bon Sornt's Qlpentrduter 8lutbe>
leber 9ing am l. NDpember ppm Netp
Nep gorter Safen nit benz Sampfer
.Glan Monrpe" bon Der Clan 2tnie
mad Yort Natal, Siib>Qfrita ab. Die
8aaren tparen an Srn. S. 8. Ginselz
mann in @drtburg, pid PietsrmariB=
burg, coniigniert, unb 1T es fragli6,
tpenn mir Die jeBtgen umitdnbe in Be-
tra9t Sieben, Oh oieielben je ibren Be-
itimmungsort errei9en tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09

~
Snlano.
GaHfprnteu.

Der lebtc Mille elmer ercentrts
{6en Dame. sc gibt 2eute, bic. be-
Dor Ie Der vbeitsn aIcr 8elten" Ballet
iaser, elm 9er9niigea oaran ftnoen,
ibren grben baB Seben etpds ldiper
81 MAIDEN. Gin in~tereianter Sal Dle>
Ter Dirt pirb aus San 6ranaisco be-
ri6ist. Mrs. Charles 8proon bat
6eim Serannaben hires leb.enS tiino@
leins fplsenbe lebtipiaise Seittmmunz
zen getroffen: GrItli9 iou ibre iterb@
li6e Siue in f9par5en Samnet GEE
tleibet perben, unb i'm Gontrdlte oa5u
niinIft tie, eine LANCE, rptbe Graoatte
I'm ben Sals unb bret gelbs Stolen in
Der Sanb 5u traesn. 90 angetban,
ippae 1ie in eiuen Sars poE Gbenbol6,
Ger boppelt nit feucrrotbem 4tlaS
ausgeI1lassn lei, gebettet unb alsbann
Dem grematorium CUR Serbrennlr9
iiberoe6en ruerDen. Sci bieies gei9e6en,
10 perlange iie als lebten Grgebenz
beitsbepei8 BON Seiten ibres 9atten,
bah oieier nit i9rer Ii9enurne bic
sSabrt mad Reip Yort antrete uno bort
BON Der SDbe Der Sreibeitsitatue berab
hire QI6e Bis duf Das lebte StGub9en
ben bier 8inben preissebe! Steie
ebenIp einge6enben, ipie m%annigfa9en
Snitruftionen bat W}r. 8prbon bis
auf bic leBte, nod gu erleotgenoe, bud@
ftGblid ausgefiibrt. Sinnsn pent9en
Saaen aber perpen bic Ginpp6ner
gepsgorts bas nod ni3t bagepeiene
Sdauipiel 9enieben, Mr. 8proon IN
9e0leitung ieiner iiinf 8inoer bas
Stanbbitb Der Srei9eit beiteigen unb
bic lebten Spuren BON ieiner Satin
GrbsnlpaQen in Die 2ifte itrsusn gu
ieben.
SeltIameg Motip. Gin eisenz
tblmIi4es M2OtiO 1T es, oab benz
Sclbitmorbe Span 0snisoepicS's, Der
ii9 in Gan Sruncisco lebte Wo9e
mites &ar6plIdurc bus Geben nabm,
Su Grunbe gelegen. Der Barber Ole
ranber Murat, Elm Sreunp unoGanosz
mann pes SelbitmDrbers, tbetlt nit,
baB er Oenis5epicS Dor einem Sabre
III Netp Yort gsirpffsn unb bab lie crit
Dor moilaten mad San 5ranclsco
eetommen ieien. Span babe 8runbz
eigentbum i'm 8crtbc bon $4,000 in
&urft, Rublanb, beiefen unb iiberbies
cine grobe Summe in elmer Netp Yorz
fer Sparbant sebabt. gr babe gu
einem Ni6iliiten : Club gebDrt uno
in Der IeBten Sibuns bieies Clubs
babe i'm has 9oos getroffen, ben Gaa<
rem au ermorosn. Sieier n%e4renbpae
&uftrae" i9icn Span teinespegs 10
gut gu bebagen, luie eS 6ei einem G4s
ten uno re4ten Nibiliiten ei9entli4 Der
Sail iein ip1te. Or pubte ieoo4, baB
feline n9riber" I'M Sale bes ungebor<
fans turaen prpSeB nit inn MAIDEN
piirben unb 10 5pg er bic Selbitentleiz
bung bem unentrinnbaren, sepaltiaz
men Sobe por. Senis5eiptcs bate ii9
nod Dor turaer 3eii Barber llteniilien
gum getrage BON $1,000 aus NeD
Wort tomnen IaNen, fir oie er 8aar
6eSablte uiIo bic er tur5 ppr Iusfiibz
rung ieiner 8erSluiflunestbat ieinem
Treunbe Murat permadte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
@citsV irgintcn.

--4bpotat in llnterrOten. Cine
lG6erli9e Ssene e~reignete ii9 Dor einis
gen Sagen i'm &reisgeri4t in Barriers
burg, mo Der @bpotat Gbas. g. Cab
nell in WsiberrDden eri9ten, INN ben
9ei6porenen rao pculos" gu bempns
i~triren, ipie leidt cine Srau nit ibrem
gtode an einem Straben6a9upagen
bdnaen bleiben tDnnte. gs banbelte
ii6 um cine S6aoeneriabtlage, pel9e
feline &lientin geg:n bic pOrtige Sra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Begen eriittener
gerlebungen HnbGngig gemq6t bate.
6err galoipea, Der n:tto feline 300
piegt uno nirgenoS einen I'M
terrpd a%ufgabeln tunnte, Der ieincn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Die ibredli6c 0eiabr elmer
frau.

,gs siebt Bios cine Qusii9t ibr 2e=
BEN gu retteu uno bus 1T bur9 cine
Speratipn"., biss lparen bic erltaunenz
ben Worts. lpel6c Srau S. .. Sunt
bon Cine Ribge, mis-, BON ibrem
gr5te b0rie. na9oem berielbe perges
bens periu4i bate, oisIelbe Don einem
l4rstliden Saae BON Wasenleioen
unb 9elbfudt gu beilen. Gs batten
fid GaIeuiteiHe se6ilbet unb ibr S3us
Ttanb beri6ledter:e ii9 b.itdnois.
Damn besunn Tie electric 9iit.rs 81
benuBsn, pel6sr lie pouitGubie beilte.
Gs III Elm iuunberbar.s Wassnz, 2es
bere unb Rieren.9 eilmittel. Seilt
DpspepIia unb MppetitIoii9teit. Yers
Iuden sic es. Bios 80 Cts. Garanz
!irt. 81 D~e.t:ufen in alien apotbsten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Gin iGarfer, fiarcr 0erNamo.

Sbre bsiten GefiiRle, Sbre ioaiale
Steaung pber Sbr 9ei4dftserfpIg
bGnst srDbtentbeils bon Der perfetten
rbGtigteit Sbres Masens unb Sbrer
2eber ab. Sr. Sings Netp 2ife Pias
aeben permebrte &raft, einen f9arfen,
tlaren BERTRAND unb erbebenoe 9eitrez
bungen. Cine 25 Gts. S9u9tel pirb
sic ME elm neues Weien fiiblen maz
den. gu pertaufen in alien Ipptbefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Getnieten eincn Semgem.

Ser Seuse 8. 8. Martin BON Sirte,
&p., lit berbe S9merSen ebe er oieies
3eugnib ableste: sd buitete jebe
Ra4t Bis mein gals fait rob mar;
bann periu9te i9 Or. Sings Hep
Oiscpperp, pel9es mir prompt gr=
leihteruns peri9affte Sd babe bass
ielbs bier Sabre lang in meiner 5amiz
lie benubt unb empfeble es als bas
srDBte 9eilmtttel sesen Suiten, Grfdls
tungen unb ale 9als>, Sruits unb
2ungeniibel. Gs ptrb ben i9limmiten
6uiten itilen unb binoert ni9t muir,
ionbern beilt abiolut Die Iussebruns.
Breis 80 Gts. uno $1.00. Probeflaz
i9en gratis in alien @potbeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Ce5tcrrei6su n8arm>

- Sie 2iebe Der Sreuloien. Sin
unaemein 9aratteriitii4es Sittenbilb
bonn 2eben unb BON ben Meni9sn Der
ungariidsn 9auptitabt entrolt iid in
einem @orsang, Der iid bsier Sage IN
einem 8ubapeiter &affeebauie abse<
ipislt bat. Sn einem Der beiu4teften
aafieebGuier in 8ubapeit, in benz
Sale Wertur" bat ii9 cine iunse,
idDne Srau in @egennart bon 200
gGiten = erI6oRen. Dor bier Sabren
beiratbete iie. bamals Is Sabre alt
unb elm ~auffaaenb f6Ones MGoden,
ben SiI9lermeilter Qleganoer Nemetb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
NiseonNm.

= @pm Iltar arlf bic Oiebsiasb.
Der paitor Der ct. Paul's episcopal
Stride in Marinette, Or. S9epeler,
bemertte lesten Montag, pGbreno er
ppm Nltar aus ben @ottesbienit leiz
tete, pie Elm frember Wiann nit etnem
8iinpel bas pfarrbaus perlieb. Sr
unterbra9 ben @ottesbienit, perfolste
ben Mann unb fanb, als er i'm einges
bolt bate, bab biefer Weibnadtsz@ ez
ihente i'm Wertbe bon ettpa $50 ges
itpblen bate. Der Sieb purbe Der
Yoliasi iibergebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
800 saIosuuao. 800. My9gs

rtn, oaB IS ~wsntsieus eint aeilrat,i. RrautS,it oibt
pslte bic Atiltnitait tn al ibren Stufeu ,u btil,u
i'm StanSe 1T; Sau's RatarrbsSur lit bic sin,ias i,st
8atorrb sriorout ole cine Gouittution s franfbsit Elm.
eorltttuftontus Sebanbluua. BATS Ratarrb : Rur
ptro tnnsrlid g%snomusn unb pttt brett aui Sac Slut
nno ets idletHtsen ObeItd&tn hes 6pltsms, baSuro
Bite SrunOlass Der aranttsit %srritSr,nO unS benz Tn,
titn'en srati ss5sHe, inbsm fr BITE Gouititutiou hes
Rorpers auibaut uHe Der ssatur In itrem Nsrfe bilft.
Eis St9entbhntI baben 10 pisl 9srtraueu su ibrsn
Setlfraiten, oaB ne einbunbut Dollars Selohnuuo mr.
lsoen Wau %anbts'en. ben is bh turirsu ~perfsbleu. 9a6t
gu6 stne siite Don .3tueuihtn sommsn. Ulan aersIRrs:
g.. 7. 0hsn.D & o.. SolsOo. Ohio.
GD Ttrtauii Uon dasn aipoibstsrn. rs Gents.
SaI's TamiIieHs piIsn RnS Si. bstsu. .us41
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
T~,txehtbtrper Dusette.

aepi6tisen 2eibesperbdltnifen anse>
msIfen sepeien pdre, ma6te in ieinem
au engen 9epdnbe einen 10 ld4srli9en
Gtnbrud, bab ipeoer Gtdter nod 9ez
f6pprene lire Seiterfett unterbriiden
tonntsn. Die Dur3 bic rSbop" in
Die bette 2aune perIebten Gsi4porenen
ipra9en ieiner &lientin cine bepeutenz
be S6absneriasiumme gu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09

oplIe 2abung traf 9unlptp's 9liidz
ftrublenb unter benz Baum fibenbe
5rau. 80 Yapa", rief tie, "Su bait
mid erfdoTen!" 9unlop mari eili9ft
bic @ertIeioung fort uno itiir5te auf
bic 5rau gu = per9ebens, tie mar tobt.
Mit Mtiibe tonnte man Den perSpeifels
ten Mann bapon abbrinsen, Sano an
fih gu legen. Iu9 in Der 3eue bes
@efdngnifIes muB man ibn i4arf be-
pba9ten, benin er ma9te bort ebenz
fails einen Selbi tmprbperiu9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
WrIn

lit nitt INNER bic sarbs Der Snffuuus. @enn Sbr
eiueu Meuiteu mt oriinlider 9sfdtsfarbe 'ehet, 70
s.irft Sbr ider istu, b aB benz arnen fpenia Sofuuns
rlebr %nerbleibt. Gem Slut 1T o%ergittet. gu ben pors
n%ebmliniten Geiunbbeitslebieu gebort ia, oaB man
fir regelmdRi9e Seibesofnlng Jorge, bamit bic
i9lehtsn. i'm Rorper perbrant:en .seitanbtbeile aus
Ieneui ansgelhiebenp eroen. III tar nttt Der Eau.
10 folqeu Der @eritopfun9, 8optihner5en, Stipinoel.
Serstiopfen, atbsmnotb, Wiattigttit 8ideni6made,
eebers uub Rierenieioen; uuo i4lieblit 1T bas 9anBe
Slut mt abiauitnff oerart iiberlaoen. bob bic 0aut.
pornebmIid oas Gtfht, zine oelbs ariiulide Sdrbung
anuimmt. Dam siebt eS fur iol1, seute MIR non
bic einiqe Soffnun9, jene toetliteH Site ibuea aus
benz 85rpsr Su e%ntfernen. Diefe Srfnung Ut nod
pprbanotn. mirb lid eber MIR be- Narpeuoung Der
9teie Qiuen. ipeld)e fir % Gents IN allen Mpptbefeu
su habeu limb. bitten bic eiuslae GrSeuei, bic In ioldeu
sy6len beIien fam. Ste limb nibt aus dBsnoen met
aaiideu SubItanseu Buberettet, ionbern aus ben tell.
frdfti9iten Rlan5en beraefeat. iuelte ben abrper BON
isiHen ei9eneu 6Ifteu ~rstntgsn, obne ibm Sdaoen
Bubufii9eI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Gin i6ncuer WicpcIe 6abrer

pirb oft idmeralids @unben, 9erz
r~entungen bur9 unfdqe erbalten.
8udlen's 4rnica Salbe, pirb ben
S4merS tooien unb bic @srleBuns bei=
len. Gs lit bes Habfa6rers Sreunb.
Seilt seiprenS;e Saut, ipunOe 2ippen
8ranbpunben, Gei9piire unb Piles.
Seilung garantirt. 8los 25 gts.
Geriu9en Sic es. 8ertauft in allen
@~potbeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
8eutu6D.

- Sm b0diten Slid Der Sob. Sn
ZEN 9auic SpGn SiedJmer'5 in 2uuisz
lille iCnb 'iir6!i6 Die WeihEaGt20sz
I@.s,uNs j.peisr 6ami!isn s;nen :gcs
Iii6sr 2(bi9!Gb. IQe5 iuar s;!e! G!lIt
NIB EreU6e. bic Rinbey i?.anssa I'm
,En 9car berum unb !rG..s::E Gur
io& oili bas Gridsi1tn DE-; Scnta
Eiaus. as !pclher @Nhrs,'c G4na,
,s:, Sl.os !6urloD. i;h pcy:!:;ec!
BATH, nj: einsm Ge:usb;. .3aS i'm
8,shne: asse5er. irut az cir, ouf GIN
nil DeibndhtEbcum H&assIctsGpitI:
ysus S:t!srh. 3tia llmHcH:2n rt3
J;rJ Gd3Is.Gs Log. "rS &:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
FARMLAND.

@snu sic aanb faufen woueu rabe BET
ben 9roBen Stdoten NIT aus9ejei6neteu
Observation-Disclosures in elmer fart auiblibens
ben beutiden Rolonie - bas allsrbeite Sart-
bol;laub - tbeilipeiie leidt urbar - mo baS
Sol3 eiieu 9robeu Qreis bat unb barum
msbr pie has 9anb bejablt, bann parten
sic ni6t bis baS 2anb allies fort 1T, ions
bern folsen Sie benz geiipiel Der pislen
beutiden Sarmer Don 0afota, Winneiota,
Soma, Suinois, WiRouri, 6anias nnb
gtebrasfa, bic in Der betauuten turtle Cafes
@Ienwooo @olonie setauft baben.
S6gern Gle ui9t, ionbern i6rsibeu
Sic iofort fir geidreibuug uno 6arte ooer
ipre6en sic Dor in meiner Office, poielbit
sic aud biui9e nbindersSiaste betoms
men Iperoeu f0uiiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Vctu ScrIcD.

= Gierpette Dor Geriht. Der
1feroe6Gnb'sr Wieysc in Ref9drt bate
ligSli9 nit Dem Grs.GreebOloar"
Sury cine Mette gema9t, baB er auI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
g n.

= @om elettrii9en Strom getDbtet.
Gin aIempnersebiilfe in 2aurabiitte
bsriibrte LETTER Sage beim IufieBen
BON 8ledipiben auf Maiten Der elets
triI9en 2i4tanlage einen 2eitungss
erabt, Der nit Stromitdrfe bon 5000
Soft seIpeiit mar. Sis 2ei4e tpuroe,
am Orabt bdnsenb, pOlig pertoblt
a%ufaefunben.
The age-herald., 1900-03-17
A Fashion Hint

If you wish ito dress well you must study the complexion. The method to tone down any tint that is excessive in the face is to bring a strong color of the same tone in close proximity to 1t; although even this rule Us not always ito be followed, as, If the complexion be very red, dark red dress would probably Eeigfnten its color
 Dark complexions, with sallowness in them, are considerably modified and im- proved by the juxtaposition of yellow Yellow is a most becoming shade for nearly ali brunettes.
 F'alr women with light hair and blue eyes and with clear compexions, may veal pink, pale blue, mauve, heliotrope, myrtle green, and, of course, white. Gray is par ticularly suited to blondes, especially when the eyes are gray and blue, but a gray costume should always be relieved by a touch of color here and there says the Philadelphia Times. It is generally a safe rule to repeat the color of the eyes in the dress; for this reason pale blue or dark blue dresses are always so attractive if worn by blue-eyed women.
 Fur Is becoming ito every complexion, be- dng very softening in its effect, and all kinds of fur may be worn next the skin with impunity.
The age-herald., 1900-03-17
SULLIVAN DEFEATED BROAD
The Favorite Tried Helplessly to Re-
 cover in the Last Round

New York; March 16-Dave Sull lEan, of Boston, defeated Kid Broad, of Cleveland, in 25-round bout at 1A pounds at the Broadway Athletic club tonight. Broad was the favorite at 100 to 80 in the betting. Up to the fifteenth round matters were evenly divi@ed. In the sixteenth round Broad showed signs of distress, and he adopted huggdng tactics, which were toler- ated by Referee Charley White.
 {. In the eighteenth and nineteenth rounds Sullivan transgressed the rules and evened matters up By this time Broad was weak, and although he landed several clever blows on body. head and neck, they seemed to have no effect, and 1t was too evident that Broad had lost his strength. He frequent- ly landed on the Irishman, but the latter came back with three-fold force, and at the end of the twentieth round there was noth- ing in it but Sullivan. In the twenty-ffth and last round Broad with supreme effort started in to regain his lost laurels. but his efforts were unavailing as Sullivan was all over him, and while the Irishman did not knock the westerner out, he had him prac- ticaly helpless when the bell ended the bOunJt.
The age-herald., 1900-03-17
THE ALABAMA HOME"

It is our wish to inculcate spirit or thrift and economy amongst the people or Alabama, and we offer all reasonable ln- ducements to encourage the accumulation of savings. It is our wish to plant desire in the hearts of each household to improve their condition and own home or their own. We have had many years Of experl- ence and have dealt with thousands or people. We have aided in the building Of hundreds of homes in the cities of Ala bama We have paid to our members hun dreds of thousands of dollars. Our stock holders are numbered from all the walks of business and social life-laborers, me- chanics and farmers, preachers. doctors and lawyers. The parent invests money in THE ALABAMA HOME" to save it up to send their boy to college. We have the money of both children and grandmothers. We have the confidence and the money of many people, and in ta1is there is great strength and usefulness. Our means are practically unlimited. 1. Come and talk to us; we can be of serv- ice to you. Very faithfully,
 w. V. M. ROBERTSON,
 General Manager. o
The age-herald., 1900-03-17

tion of congress on the measure was cer- demonstration of this kind based on it, and this week the market has been dull, profess sionally and at times inclined to sag lower. When the market on last Saturday and Sunday developed considerable strength, accompanied by extensive covering by the short interest the movement was abruptly checked by the rise of the call loan to G. per cent. Notice was thus served on the speculative community that it erred in dis regarding the decrease of the bank reserve and the reduc Aon of the surplus to slim proportions in Saturdays bank statement.
 The showing in question merely supple mented the statements for a series of weeks past, all of them pointing to the fact that the preparations by banks for taking out additional circula tion under the new law have involved the purchase of a large amount of governments, a considerable part of which is being temporarily carried on loans al New York, thereby diminishing the extent of the accommodation the banks at the moment extend to the stock market. It would seem that this warning was not lost Before the end of the week, the market was very dull and professional with something of disposition to sell off on the contention that tomorrow's bank statement would be bad, perhaps, to the extent of wiping out the surplus reserve and substituting deficit, although relief is promised from the treasurys payment of premiums on bonds deposited in exchange for new twos and from the interior banks of funds to pay the government for bonds bought for circulating purposes.
The age-herald., 1900-03-17
In Society.

The meeting at the Woman's club this afternoon will be one of unusual interest to the members. Professor Miles, the instruc- tor at the Athletic. club and the ladies' class will give an exhibition, and Profes- sor Webb, of Nashville, will give short talk.
 Mrs N. c. Royster is in Latartia, Miss.
 MT. and Mrs. Reno are spending a few weeks in Mobile.
 Mrs. Pete B. Clarke gave an elaborate luncheon Thursday Tor twelve guests.
 A called meeting of the executive commit tee of the Boys Industrial school will be held this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Geo. c. Morris in South Twentieth street. to arrange for the re-
The age-herald., 1900-03-17
PROTOCOL SIGNED
Agreement With Great Britain Re-
 garding West Indian Islands.

Washington, March 16.-Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote today, at the state de- partment signed protocols extending the time allowed for the ratifications of the reciprocity treaties between the United States and the British West Indian islands of Jamaica, Turks and Caicos, Bermuda and the British colony of Guiana. The protocol provides that the notifications shall take place as soon as possible, or within twelve months at the utmost. These treat les are now pending before the senate, be- hind the French reciprocity treaty, and the period allowed for their ratification would expire, in the ordinary course, about the end of the present month The extension does not mean that the state department has abandoned the idea of securing action upon the treaties at the present session of congress but simply marks precaution taken to guard against unexpected obsta- cleS
The age-herald., 1900-03-17

reached the highest point touched on the crop of 1S99 Liquidation on the advance brought about some reaction in prices growing with the crop advices proving rather depressing as a whole, and the sta tistical position remaining as bearish, as pointed out in these columns last week. The close finds quotations above those of a week ago. It seems evident that the weather and the growing crops will con sttute price-making features for some time to come.
 The cotton goods market has strengthen ed, and a number of advances arc reported this week. but except at western distribut- ing centers the business done has been rather smaller than for some time past. There is tendency to believe that the high point has been touched, and until refaiis have disposed of some of their supplies the outlook is for continued quiet at second hands.
 Lead after break due to enlarged re- cepts, is firm, but slightly lower than a week ago. Anthracite is lower in keeping with the advanced stage of the season, while bituminous grades of coal are hrm Although quiet the iron and steel situa- ton has developed a rather more confident tone. Less is heard about shade quotations though on the other hand the volume of new business has not been very large. Some low grade pig iron has been moved more at concessions. By the taking of orders Tor BeSSSmer DIE at 9lltSuulS, tue eHtiiC production for the first half of the year in that district has been placed. South ern iron advices are of steady prices and of inquiry on export account. Immediately in Chicago, where the idleness of thous- ands of men has made for dullness in the machinery and kindred trades, the western situation seems strong one.
 Reports of coming activity in railroad business multiply, but it is possible that a false construction may be put upon the reports that 59,O00 miles of new road are projected. The heaviest mileage ever built was in 1887, when less than 13 900 miles were constructed, and 1t is of course safe to say, that nothing like the former figure has ever been conservatively accepted.
 Structural material is in better request, and some large contracts will be shortly placed.
 Business failures in the United States for the week number 190, as compared with 1S9 last week, 2o5 in this week year ago.
The age-herald., 1900-03-17
New i'prsian Minister

Washington, March 16.-The state depart ment has been notified that the Persian government is about to send a minister to been vacant, the incumbent leaving owing to the merciess rdieue heaped upon him by the American paragrapher on account of his queer names, Hadji Hassai Coli Hkan, with a half dozen additional sylla- bles. The department has not been notified in advance of the name of the new minis ter