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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Offer oes Sinrmes.
>0o5tpn 92oI %. Cent

. D II D II, UtuTI., 70. Sepl-
Sn Solge oes Sturmes. fpelher am
bersansenen 9ienstag on Der &iiite in
Der Rdbe bon Cape SOB piitbs4e, Iino
bier Slider pom Shopner yMarp ".
Whalen", bic iih nit spei anberen in
sinem tleinen Boot bsfunben batten,
ertrunten. Sbre Spei @sfdbrten ipurs
ben serettst 9l6tSe6n Slider bonn
S6ooner .Masgie Sullipan4, ipsl6e
in einem Boot bon ibrem Shiff
fortgetrieben pdren, ipuroen bonn
S9prner sSulia goita" aufgsnpms
men unb in btsien Safen aebra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
effee: Gde Der 6. nnS Sopasstrabe.
Selegrapbiide 9rpeidcn.
S~IGno.
Na6traslid)ss iiber 0alpeitnm's
6eiujufung.
@alpeit d n, Ser., Is. Sept.

@alpeitpn, Ser., Is. Sept.
Ste 2luspdnoerung aus 9ulpeton
nimmt in benz Mabe 81. tpie Die Be
fDrberungsmittel beFer psrben. 9eus
te fubren bGufiser S4iffe ab, als an
irsenb einem Sage ieit benz Sturm,
unb tpGbrenb einise bur9 Die Buffalo
8ai birett nod Souiton flbren, ma4z
ten anbere in Seras gitp Ini9lub an
bic 9reut Nortbern 8abn. untet
Oenen, bie beute ubreiiten, befanoen
ii6 Sen. Mcaibben unb bic 2euts
nants Sersufon unb perrp. Die BON
Der 8unbesregierung bierber ge14idt
norhsn tparen, als bic Ra9riGt bon
Der 3ataitropbe betdnnt purbe. Sen.
Wc&ibben tpirb na6 ieiner Qnfunft
IN Souiton Dem ariessbepdrtement
beridten unb iib bann na6 San glnz
tonic beaeben, um amtlihe 8e16dfte
gu erlebigen. Gbe er abreiite, fpurbe
er bon ben 8ebDrben eriu9t, 5uriidauz
iebren, unb er iptrb bies porausii6tz
lt9 innerbalb Der nGhften bier ober
fiinf Gage tbun.
Mebrere tduIenb Mdnn iinb on Der
4rbeit, bic Sriimmer am Stranbe
fortaurGumen. Sn BEN nIelben ipurben
geftern $50 2eiaen aufgefunoen uno
perbrannt. Sc fperben ieBt feline @er>
fuhe mebr semuht, bic Sobten si
ibentifisiren, iiberbaupt iinb bic mei>
item un6etleioet uno- 10 sugeri9tet,
baB man ibre periDnli6teit nidt feits
itellen fann.
@eitern Mbenb fam elm 6iilfssug
aus Nep Yprt nit elmer MnSabl BON
2leraten unb 8ranfenpflesern, iptpie
elmer grobeu Wenge BON 2ebsnsmits
teln elm, Die beute pertbeilt nurben.
Die Poitbeb0rben MAIDEN bic grObten
9lnitrensungen, Poltia6en enteesens
aunebmen unb su pertbeilen, bod 1T
biz iebt' nod tein 8rieftrGgerbienit It
eingeri9tet.
Sn einisen Stabttbeilen bebiente
beute Die Waferfpertgeieli6aft ibre
8unoen bereits i'm speiten Stodperf,
elm 8epeis, bab nit Der 4usbeferung
Der sGeitungen quite Jortihritte ses
ma6t tperben.
Sn mebreren Straben 1T bic elets
triide 2eitung fir bic 9eleu9tung
Der Stabt pieber berseltellt, fobab bic
Sinfernib, in pelte bic Stdbt felt
bem Sturm Nadts eebiillt nar, isbt
einigermaben seboben lit. So ma9t
ii6 iiberaa ein bebeutenber Sprtibritt
in benz Iuferitebungsperf bemerf6ar
hnb Die 8epOlterung Der Stabt lest
>e cine betpunbernsnertbe gnergie III
Dem 8eitreben on ben Sag, @alpelton
tpieoer aufaubauen unb Su elmer sr0s
lBeren uno i6Dneren Gtubt gu MAIDEN,
'Gls lie jemals sepeIen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Srban in ct. Sonis.

ct. Gouis, W}o., Is. Sept.
Der bemotratiide prdfbenti9aftss
lanbibat Dm. $. 8rDan ipra9 beuts
Ebeno i'm GoliIeum in elmer 8srs
fammlung, bic unter ben 2luIpisien
bes nationdlen bemotrdtiI9en Gpmi-
tss bon @eIhGftsreiienosn abgebalteu
! tpurbe. Hi6t nur naren bic anaeblis
9en 14,000 Sibpldbe IGmmtli6 be.
ieBt, 1onoern aub bic gorrioore. Den
8oriiB IN Der @eriammlung i'm Gplis
feum fiibrte s. D. Stump, 8orlibel
bes Gomites Der @ei9dftsreilsnben
'Sa Srpan ni6t piinftlih 3ur fsItae=
ieBten 3eit erI9ien. 10 benubtsn pers
ihieoene anbere Rebner bic @elesens
belt, tur5e 4nipraden an bic @srs
aammlung Su balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Sabrgang 30.

bic ppltgsIeBe pereaneen su buben.
@eitern Ibeno perbaftete Snipettor
Yrice ben Siilfspoitmeiiter 5bomds
s. Weld bonn Yoitamte. in Murpbpss
borp, als oerielbe Der bier itattfinben,
ben Sploatenreunipn beipobnte, unter
Der 4ntlase, Poitidden, Die @elo entz
bielten, geOffnet uno 2ebteres beraus>
senommen gu baben. Weld's porlGus
fises @erbDr nurbe auf nd6Iten
Samstdg aneeiebt unb er tpurbe Bis
pahin unter 8iiroihdft oeitellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Sss &aiiers geileib.

Waibington, .. g., II. Sept.
praiibent McGinlsp bat beute pom
beutIhen &aiier folgenbe Spmputbie=
bepeife betrsffs Der &ataitrppbe in
@alpefon erbalten:
Stettin, 13. September 1900.
On ben Prdiioenten Der 0ereinigs
ten Staten bon Imeritd, WqIbines
ton. SD piinIhe @p. @rcellenS meine
inniee 3bsdnabme an benz llngliid
aussubriiden, pelcbes bic ,Stabt uno
ben 6dfen bon Galpeitpn unb piele
onosre 6Gfsn an Der SiiIte bstroffen
Bat unb i6 trauere nit Sbnen uno
benz Tplfe Der Ser. Staaten iiber ben
8erluit an Meni9enleben unb@i9ens
tbum, Der bur6 ben Surritan berurs
iacbt nurbe. glber Der @r0be unb
benz llmiange bes llnsliids tommt Der
unbs3piueiicbe 9eiit Der 9iirser Der
neuen 0elt gleiG6, bic in ibrem lanssn
unb anbauernben Sample nit ben
feinbliGsn Raturtrdftsn iid als Sie>
ger eripieien baben. SD boffe aufz
ridtig, baB 8alpeitpn pieber gu neuer
prOIperitGt eriteben pirb.
Seq. Wilbelm, S. H.
Der prGlibent bat oarauf mie folst
eripibsrt:
Greeutipa 8ebGube, IA. Sept. 1900.
gln sc. taiierli6e unb tDnielide
Maieitdt Wilbelm benz 3psitsn, Ststs
tin. Gp. Maieitdt 8siIeibss unb
SpmpatbiebepeIhe III Der Resisruns
unb benz 9clte 9lmeritas iebr anses
nebm, unb foipobl in Sbrem Namsn
als audi i'm Namen Der ptelen Saus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
g il b : u frita.

2onbpn, 90. Sept.
2orb Roberts telegrapbirt aus benz
an Der pretorias Selasoazg Bah e8abn.
ni1t nett BON Tomati<poort, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Scr Wosbslm urnpro,eB.

6rdntfort, Tp., IL. Sept.
Sn benz gnbe lebter Wo6e begons
neneH prpSeiIe segen Sames Soparb,
Der beIduloigt lit, ben tootli6elr
S4uB auf William Goebel abgefsusrt
au haben, tpurben beute bon 8oipman
Gaines, einem bieiigen 2eibftallbsiiber
unb Sames Stubblefielb, einem friibes
rem SiilfsIberiff BON Sian GountD, bic
eriten ienidtionellen Iusiagen ges
madt. 8aines ibentifisirte ooparo
als ben Mann, Der slei9 na9 Dem
Gdieben auf ben bintsr benz Stdatse
baule gelesenen freien WaB lief unb
iiber ben 3aun iprang. No9 piel fem
fationellere Nusiasen ma9ts iibrissns
Der 3euse Stubblefielb. Gr Iagts
nGmli6, Soparp babe ibm triumpbi-
reub mitgetbeilt, er babe ben Sbub
abgefauert, bur6 tpelGen 9oeba gee
tDbtet muroe. Ias @erb0r Der iibris
gen @5tdatsssusen tpmmt pabrI3ein=
lid morsen in Der 9ormittagsiibung
aum Nbfd)lub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Gr,biihuf ytsan ais Jrisssssiaiiisre
SasIetpn, pa., II. Sept.

Der srobe aampf spil9en ben
SarttohlengrGbern penniplpaniens
uub ibren Qrbeitsebern bat beute be-
gonner.
prGiibent MitdeG CAB beute @benb
folsenoe Grtldrung ab: n8is bsute
Nbenb eingelaufene Nadri6ten seisen
an, DAB in Der !Sarttoblensesenb 112.s
900 @rubenarbeiter am Streit iinb.
@s beiBt, Die 9lrbeiter bdnsn Ii6
6ereit erfldrt, Grabiidbof 8pan als
Nrbitrator su ipGblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Waluiiiie in Galiinrnicn.

SOS Ingeles, Sal, Is. Sept.
Der preis Der Wdlniifie in bieIer
Guiion pirb 10 Gents per pfunb fin
padsibalise unb 81 Gents fiji,
.Stanbarbs" betrasen. Sieis 3iffern
finb ndmlidb in elmer Sibuns bes Gre
cutipcomites oes WalnubSii6terpers
banbes bonn Stibliten Californian
aufseitellt iporben. gs 1T bies eins
beoeutenbe @rbDbuns, ba i'm lebten
Sabre bic preife $8.15 unb $7.65 per
100 pfunb fir bic apei Sprten
iparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
GiienbaJnsGnlIi
GeuttIe. gDafb.. *. @e

Sedttle WaIb., Is. Sept. !.
3rpei &oblenSiisf auf Der @squts
nault &c Hanaimo GiIenbabn auf
Gancoupet Sslanb limb beute Morgsn
auf elmer 9alfenbriide, Sipei Wfeilen
bon eaobimitb. auiammenssItoben.
superintendent Hobert Slider, Bis
DOR &dr3em in Sernine, 9. g., Genes
talbetriebsleiter Der 9lleranbrtau
piins ipIrbe ausen6lidli1 getDotet,
bssgleihen Der 2otomotipfiibrer glals
ton unb iein Seiser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Vim aeben.

y 10 WDrt, TO. Sept.
5elen Sputbgate, Die BON Senrb
@rospenor Barbour seidpHen purbs,
iporauf berielbe Ssl6itmoro beging,
purbe bsute i'm Senep Soipital in
8rootlpn elmer Operation untermor=
fen unb es selans, bic ausel aus Der
9ruit 81 entfernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
Ses Jeners Wltben.

Sou ton, Yer, is. Sept.
Die rMerdan!s ano Ylanters Oil
Mia". cine Der srObsen 6abriten fir
bic Sabritdtion unb Haffinirung bon
8dumnoleiamenOl i'm Siioen, 1T
teute Ra4mittas pOllitdnbis abses
brannt. Der S6aben pirb auf
$350.000 Bis 100000 sei9dBt. @sr>
ii4eruns $252,0O0. $50 2eute iinb
purd ben 8rano bei4dftisungslos ses
porben.
@rie. pa., 16. Sept.
Die rgrie 2itbosrapbins anb
printins Worts" limb beute Na6mits
tag burd Syeuer gum 9etrage bon
$4,000 bis $4,000 sefddbigt ipors
ben. Der 9erMft i'1 poaitdnbig bur9
8erii6erung gebsdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-25
S@mee IN @iseunFn.

M lmaufee, Wis., 16. Sept.
@ine Spe5ialoepei6e aus Hesnuuee,
Wis., idgt: 0GbrenO bas Sbermome@
ter 20 @rao iiber gtul aeiste, fling es
um 3 llbr beute gadmittag gu
i6neien an. 8is babin bate es ben
ganaen Sag fart geregnet.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
Forecast for Alabama
A SPLENDID CONCERN
The Bessemer Foundry and Machine
Company

The Bessemer Foundry and Machine
Company, with Mr.. Lewis Holster, presi-
dent; Mr.. II. f. Mundes, vice president,
and Mr.. Rudolph Weoblin, secretary, is one
of the most progressive and foremost in
dustrial institutions in the district. They
manufacture all kinds of castings and ma
chinery, and make a speciality of furnace
work. A recent visit to this immense
modern establishment revealed the fact
that it's orders are not confined to the Bir-
mingham district nor to the State of Ala
bama, but larger castings for sugar house
machinery made to special order for Mex
leo disclosed the fact that they are pro-
ducers for the foreign as well as for the
domestic market. Every modern appli-
ance for an establishment of this character
is there in evidence, both steam and cleo
tricity being applied in the manufacture
of machinery in a modern, up-to-date way.
President Hoster and his associates are
firm believers in Bessemer, in the Birmng-
ham district and in all the material adj
vantages and future possibilities of this
section, and are stalking their time, money
and attention to material development.
Such men add to the wealth and greatness
OF the mineral and manufacturing district
OF Alabama.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
Cotton Fabrics.

S3-inch Percales. in navy and red, regular
10c quality, for SIC.
case new Flannelette for house wrap
pers and childrens school dresses, at TIC;
value 10c.
case of Unbleached Canton Flannel, in
short lengths, good heavy quality, at &c.
l lot Embroideries and Inserting, in short
lengths, from ~ to inches wide, at and
TIC.
lot of Cambria Edgings, in short lengths,
from to inches wide, at 10 and 1212c.
Rainy Day and Walking Skirts, made
from Plaid Buck, All Wool Suiting, at
Ass; worth $3.50
Ladies' Silk Waists, in all the new col
ors, regular Sc. 90 values, for 1898.
Ladies' Percale Wrappers, in new fall
colors, at 69c
Ladies' Flannelette Wrappers. good
heavy weight, at Csc.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
FLY TO PIECES.
The Eject of Coffee on Highly Organized
People


81 have been a coffee user for years. and
about two years ago got into very seri-
Gus condition of dyspepsia and indigestion
1t seemed to me 1 would fly to pieces.
was SO nervous that at the least noise
was distressed, and many times could not
straighten myself up because of the pain
my physician told me I must not eat
any heavy or strong food and ordered a
diet, giving me some medicine. I followed
directions carefully, but kept on using cof-
fee and did not get any better. Last WIN
ter husband, who was away ON business
had Postum Food Coffee served to him In
the family where he boarded.
HE liked it so well that when he came
home he brought some with him. We be-
gan using 1t and found 1t most excellent.
While l drank it my stomach never both
cred me in the least, and I got over nv
nervous troubles When the Postum was
all gone we returned to coffee, then nv
stomach began to hurt me as before and
the nervous conditions came on again
THAT showed me exactly what was the
cause of the whole trouble, SO 1 quit
drinking coffee altogether and kept on
using Postum Food Coffee. The old trou-
bles left again and 1 have never had any
trouble SINCE" Anna Coen, Mt. Ephraim,
Ohio.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
TEN SACRED CONCERTS
To be Given by Ca NJ ms Quartette and
Orchestra

OF more than ordinary interest to the
large musical element of Birmingham is
the announcement that the Calman stringed
quartette and orchestra will give a series of
ten sacred and classic concerts on Sunday
nights during the season of 10000, the first
entertainment occurring on the third Sun
day of October. Subscription season tickets
are being sold at the small price of $3.50
single and 1925 for two persons.
Mr., Calman is a violinst and leader of
high ability and his organization includes
Mr.. ChaMfoux and other artists of the first
class. The programmes will be classic, but
not heavy, and the music will be both de-
lightful and educative. Each programme
will contain, in addition to instrumental
numbers, vocal solos by popular singers.
The concerts will be held in Seals Hall.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
SMALL FIRES
Cause Several Runs by the Fire De.
partment

The fire departments were active yester-
day, three runs being made during the day
The first run was made by the Northside
crew to Eleventh avenue and Twenty first
street. Here a small blaze was started by
a defective fiue. The damage was slight.
Two runs were made by the Southside
department early in the evening, one to
Avenue II and Twenty-fourth street and
the other to Avenue f and Twenty-second
street. The damage in both instances was
practically nothing The Northside men
also made run to the second call, but the
Southside men had stopped there on their
return from the previous call.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09

him a lot to which the Pioneer. Mining
and Manufacturing Company held title.
Chancery Court
A divorce suit was filed yesterday in the
chancery court by Lizzie Brazier against
James Brazier.
Criminal Court
The September term of the criminal court
will open Monday morning at o'clock.
Most of the day will probably be con-
sumed in getting ready for business and
charging the grand jury.
There will probably be more cases to
come before the grand jury this term than
ever before.
The first week of court will probably be
devoted to misdemeanor cases.
Jail
The following persons were arrested and
brought to Jail: f. w. Simpson, charged
with forgery; Frank, alias VIII, johnson,
charged with grand larceny Jim Largenk,
charged with grand larceny; Tom Almond,
carrying concealed weapons; Harrison Ar
mond, burglary and grand larceny Joe
Mccain and Yeke Riggs, carrying conceal
ed weapons, and Win Lampkin, accused of
forgery.
A. Nicholson, S. NJ. Barnes and Jeff Han
sard are in Jail charged with violating the
United States revenue laws and r. l..
Counterpart for contempt of court.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
BURGER
DRY GOODS
COMPANY
l9l3-I9l5 SECOND AVENUE.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY +.
case full yard-wide soft finish Bleached
Domestic, good quality, at Size; value Size
case Garnet full standard Calico at 4c;
value &c.
64-inch Red Table Damask at 19c; value
zoe.
Is pieces of all-woo, some cotton and
wool, Dress Goods, worth from 80 to 4Oc,
at 19c.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
Special Values in
Wool Dress Goods.

36-inch All Wool Homespuns, full range
of colors, at 45c; regular price, SIC.
36-inch strictly All Wool Venetian Cloth,
in Black and in all the new fall shades, at
&c., value 75c.
54-inch Broadcloth; this cloth was bought
to be sold for 81. so, but to start the season,
so long as they last, for $1.0O.
Solid colors French Flannel, In all the
delicate and also the new fall durable
shades, the very thing for shirt waists, at
Soc; real value Csc.
Printed French Flannels, which will
wash without shrinking, in all the new
shades and designs, at 69c.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
JOHN POWELL DEAD
OF Injuries Received in Lighting Cas-
oline Lamp

John Powell, the 22-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Powell died yesterday at
11:45 o'clock at the family residence, cor
rer Second avenue and Seventh street,
from the effect of injuries received Mon
day evening. While lighting gasoline lamp
Young Powell wrenched his back, but il
was not thought that any serious conse-
quences would follow. However, ON Tues
say morning he was taken with commissions
and further injured himself by falling in
his room.
The funeral will occur tomorrow at 2
o'clock from the family residence Inter-
ment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
PRODUCE MARKET DULL
Saturdays Transactions Were Not as
Large as Usual

Birmingham's produce market was rather
dull yesterday for a Saturday. There was
an overstock of eggs and quotations were
barely maintained. Butter was dull
Chicken receipts were light and the demand
was good; so good indeed that when night
came there were not half dozen fries
left on Morris avenue.
In the vege table line Irish potatoes alone
were selling briskly. There was no trouble
to get 6Oc bushel for all offered. Sweet
potatoes were plentiful and sales were slow
at $1.75 per bushel
The market was bare of local fruits, but
ccnsignments of grapes and pears are ex-
pected Monday
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
DIR. LUCKIE'S BUGGY
Smashed in a Collision With Trolley
Car

DR.. j. B. Luckies buggy was demolished
yesterday afternoon in a collision with the
one of the Birmingham Railway and Elec-
trio Company's cars. In the buggy was
negro driver and the doctors son. They
started to cross the tracks in Twentieth
street and were caught between pole and
a passing car. No one was hurt, but the
buggy was wrecked.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09

T. C. Mcdonald and family have return
ed from a months visit to Chambers
Springs, in Clay County.
Mr. Mcdonald says he heard considerable
Fifth district political talk while In Clay,
and that majority Of the voters around
Chambers Springs were supporters of Mr..
Thompson They think he is entitled to
the nomination for Congress, and they will
support him.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
CHURCHES.

First Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Rev. I. d. Steele PASTOR Fifth avenue and
Eighteenth street Preaching II a. m. and
p. m by the pastor; strangers are invited
to the services. Christian Endeavor 7:15
p. m.
o. p. Spiegel will preach at the Christian
church, Fifth avenue and Twenty first
street, today at 1 a. IN. and p. m. Miss
Scholar will sing. So
DR.. McFerrin reached home on Friday
evening and will occupy his pulpit today
at the usual hours for service.
Mems meeting at Y. NJ c. A. room this
p. m. at $3.50. Corner Third avenue and
Nineteenth street, old postoffice building.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
City Court

In the city court yesterday suit was filed
by Mamie S. Brook, administrative of Ben
jamin F. Brook, against the Alabama
Great Southern Railway Company for s25.-
900 damages. Benjamin f. Brook was a
brakeman in the employ of the railroad.
and it is alleged was negligently killed on
February 10 last while coupling cars In
Sumter County.
III the same court Charles L. King has
entered suit against A N. Lacey for s.. 900
damages. alleging that the defendant sold
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
Head End Collision

Kerans, Tex, September S-Last night a
head-end collision occurred at Trinidad
the first station east of here, on the Cot
ton Belt Railroad, between a passenger and
a freight train, resulting in the death of
ENGINEER Frank Emerson and the injuring
OF Engineer John Kelton and both ffremen.
Engineer Emerson was on the front of his
engine and was literally crushed to death.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-09
BESSEMER
Business Block Sold-Schools to Open
Other Items

Bessemer, September Especial. 1.-The
large brick block, known as the office
building, was sold today to Duncan Stew
art of New Orleans The building was the
property of the Berney Real Estate Com
pany, and brought $12,5O0. 1t is centrally
located being on the corner of Nineteenth
street and Second avenue, and brings in
a good rental, the first story being rented
as stores and offices, and the rooms in the
second story for offices. The price is con-
sidered below rather than above the actual
value Of the property, as its location makes
It very desirable.
The Jonesboro Academy will open on
Monday, although the three public schools
here will not open until the 18th of this
month. Professor M. ]. Slaughter and
Miss Emma Slaughter of Coosa County
will have charge of the Jonesboro school,
The building has recently been renovated
and painted.
Charles B. Bell goes to Ensley Monday,
where he has accepted a position with the
Semt-Solvay Company
Messrs. Phil Lacey, Earnest Hopkins,
George Randle and Isaac McAdory leave
Monday for Auburn, where they will enter
the college at that place.
Professor T. Fl. McAdory has gone to
Auburn to resume his duties as instructor
in the mechanical department of the COL
lege at that place.
Sam Lefkorits of Erilck ans I.efkorits
has returned from visit east. -.
The Merchants and Manufacturer Asso-
citation will have an important meeting
Monday night. -.
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WANTED.

Allo of our last seasons dress
makers hands and other waist
and skirt hands Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
F'erd Marx.
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Thoroughly Aged

and "mellowed' wines and liquors win their
way to a mans heart via his stomach. We
have quite a large and enthusiastic stock
of palate ticklers that won't burn on their
way to their destination, and the prices we
charge won't burn a very big hole in your
pocket Try Samuels Whiskey, bottled in
bond. No finer to be had.
SOLOMON & LEVI,
192S-1930 First Ave. Phone 1912.
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Corsets.

We have the new style Corset, gored and
straight front, in black and white, at 100,
81. so, up to S2.75
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PRATT city School Books List at pub
fishers prices. Dewberry's
Book Store, 2012, First avenue.
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NOTICE
The Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad Company
will be held at the Office of the company in
Birmingham, Alabama, on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 8, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the
election of directors and the transaction
of such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
JOSIAH F. HILL, Secretary
Sept. 4, 1900. 9-4-29t
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Charles B. Bell goes to Ensley Monday,
where he has accepted position with the
Semt-Solvay Company.
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Messrs. Phil Lacey, Earnest Hopkins
George Randle and Isaac McAdory leav,
Monday for Auburn, where they will enter
the college at that place.