The Tribune-Gazette from Cullman, Alabama • 4

LEMON ELIXIR. A Pleasant lamo Tonic. -Cures indigestion, headache, malaria.kid- 1IGII-GLASS Trimble, Ala. Health moderate. We had a nice shower of rain laat Equal Importance FINAL ffgOF norms.

Tjjd Office, Huntsville, A Oct 1. Notice la liprfty given that the followm-named etlJrs have filed notice or their Intention tn make ftnaj proof in support of their claims and that Raid proofs will be wade before the Probate Judge at Cullman. on December 21, 18W.TU: John W. Duke, H. E.

No. W80 for the 8 8 of Sec. W. 10. 1, west.

Be names the following witnesse to prove hift continuous residence upon, and cultivation el said lancL vli: Ed S. Lewis, Stepnea Sutton, William nilr nil at Walter. Alb Water Works Question AIho William T. Duke, H. E.

No. 83S, for the 4 Sec 4, li. west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation Our "WINTER flniGepi There's a top notch in tbepublic favor that we always try hard to reach. As you are aware, we never depend on a single season for our success, but we believe in promoting -the interest of our patrons by giving them tbe best tbe market affords for tbe money, and filling orders without misrepresentation, thus gaining a continuation of The man who lugs a melon home And finds it isn't ripe, Is very apt to say some things That looks like this U-f--t-? in type.

And the same will apply to any class of merchandise- Tou know from experience that you often, when opening your bundles at home, fine that the goods are not quite what you thought they should be for the prise paid, and it is thus YOU WASTE YOUR "WON "BY THE The wiser you are about values, the better we like for you to trade with 119, Tor we know that good goods make good customers, and we are dealing sledge hammer blows at prices. We make our profits in buying, not selling, and those who who trade with us will think the price must be a mistake. The Largest Room in the World is the Room for Improvement, and we are always trying to devise some plan by wbioh we may benefit those who support us with their custom. It is not. it necessary to mention articles, you snow wnai we aeep, so learn what money is worth stores NEW Saturday.

1 The crops are all about harvested, and the farmers are preparing for the winter. This "eity" is on an extra boom three stores and other business houses, with good machinery and a factory or two. Also, we have gas works and are expecting electric lights and tele phones. Dr. Ansley, our noble doctor, has a large practice and is busy most all the time.

Trustees held meeting Monday the 80th. Uncle Tom Sawyers, an old resident of this county, now a citizen of Jeffer son county, visited old acquaintances last week. K. H. Boone and family, of near Crane Hill, visited in the city Satur day and Sunday.

The Center Singing Society, under the leadership of Prof. G. W. Speegle had a regular jubilee singing Sunday. David Sawyers, of Warrior, visited relatives in this city last week.

A. L. Speegle was in town Saturday. Tie talks of entering school in the Mountain City soon. Mr.

Frank Nix is a noble young man and some nice girl would do more than well to catch him. Wo noticed in laat week's issue of your paper where a Bremen corres- pondsnt speaks of running J. W. John son for sheriff. "We have a man on our side who I think would make a good race for sheriff, Mr.

Sidney Swan is his name He is highly spoken of for sheriff In in the coming election. We arc glad to note the return of II. Kinney, and of course we all know he will some day be one of Cullman eounty's noted men- Rev. Jacob Knight, the great tariff sayer, was in the city Saturday on business. F.

W. H. Speegle was in town Satur day looking somewhat cross. Ii M. Calvert and 8.

W. 8peegle made a business trip to Jasper last week. E. C. Speegle is back home again on a rest ing spell.

S. J. Kilgo and family will move to Walker county some time this week. Prof. Will Tillery, of Tillery, was seen on our streets Friday.

Prof. II. M. Kilgo has been elected 1 teacher for the New Valley Grove school. Messrs.

Boy Brockman and R. L. Trimble made a quick trip to Cullman Saturday. Surely there is something up. Uncle Joe Little is making the finny tribe less in number.

H. Martin, Kilgo has been rejected as a member of the Alliance in love. Nop. $650 TO $1200 A YEAR. We want reliable and energetic men and women in each state to travel and appoint agents; salary $650 to $1200 a year and expenses, guaranteed and paid weekly: no experience required, we instruct you.

Local representatives wanted also. Send stamp for full par ticulars. Address, The Bell Comnanv Dept. Philadelphia, Pa. Logan, Ala, Health of the people in this section is some better at present.

People generally, are done gathering their crops, and most of us have made enough to stay in debt on. We are a moving people. A. B. Speakman has moved to the foot hill region of Crooked Creek, and reports the land fine, the hills high and the vallies narrow and water scarce.

A F. Carmlcal la preparing to move to Georgia. W. H. Guthrie is selling goods at Logan.

James Handley has ginned over 800 bales of cotton this fall and is not done yet. JJ. I), warlord is going to move to Sand mountain. So you can sen Lo gan oommunity is on a move at pres ent. The college will soon be finished and then our boys and girls can step up to the ladder of fame and look into the elements of greatness.

We still have no weddings to report but hope we will have a few soon, as eatables are getting scarce at our house. If this misses that awful waste basket I will corns again as soon as I get my debts paid. Success to all. Lima Jim If you are suffering from drowsiness in tbedsy time, irritability of temper, sleepless nights, general debilitj.liead ache, and general want of tons of tbe system, use IIsbbihe. Tou will get relief and Anally a cure.

Price sOola. Sold by People's Drug Co. Neanilth, Ala. UJ leading ii-o iruwci wu. They fit as close as tbe King of Misers, and are as delightful as a honey, moon.

We have a shoe lor every man in every walk iu life. Shoes for Ladies Shoes for Children; Shoes that strike terror to all competition. ney disease, fever, chills, loss of appetite, debility, nervous prostration, heart failure, and appendicitis by regulating the liver, stomach, bowels and kidneys. Xosley's Lemon Elixir Cured me of indigestion. I had suffered for ten vears.

I bad tried almost every medi cine, but all failed. Since taking Lemon Elixir I can eat any thing 1 like. Reevesville, S. C. W.

A. Griffith. Moaley's Lemon Elixir Cured me of indigestion and heart disease, after years of suffering when all remedies and doctors had tailed. Beulah, S. C.

N. D. Coleman. Volley's Lemon SlixJr. I have been a great from dyspepsia for about fifteen years, my trouble being my liver.

stomncU and bowels, with terrible headaches, l-emon Elixir cured me. My apetite is good, and I am well. 1 had taken a barrel of other medicine that done sse no good, Charles Gibhard. No. 1515 Jefferson Louisville, Ky, Moeley's Lemon Elixir Cured me of enlarged liver, nervous indi gestion and heart disease.

I was unable to walk upstairs or to do any kind of work. I was treated by my physicians, but got no better until I used Lemon Elixir, I am now healthy and vigorous. C. If. 98 Alexander Atlanta, Ga, Moaley's Lemon Hot Drops.

Cures all coughs, colds, hoarsness, sore throat, hemorrages, and all throat and lung diseases. Elegant, reliable. 25c at druggists. Prepared only by Dr, II. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.

the interest of his 3cbool at this place. The Professor is a hustling and ener getic young teacher. Profs. D. W.

Hamner and Bart Cowart will conduct an all day singing at Mt. Plsgah church next Sunday. Prof. J. Henry Showalter will com mence teaching a twenty days Normal singing school at this place the 4th Monday in November- Mr.

George Lester would make us a good commissioner. He is one of Cullman's pioneers, and a loyal democrat. Mr. Lester is a business man of ability nnd has done as much for his party as any man in the county. So let's urge him to enter the race for commissioner.

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Three physicians bad given me up. Fortunately, a mena aavisea trying 'Kiecirie Hit snd to my groat joy and surprise. inenrst oot'ie made a decided im provement. I continued their use for three vreeks, and am now a wall man. I know thev saved mv lire, and robbed the grave of another victim.

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76c Ray's New Higher 9Sc Swlnton's Word Primer 14c Swinton's Word Book 17c Buy from J. H. KARTER, Cullman, Ala A Frightful Blunder Will often cauar a horrible burnjutald. cut or bmiaa. Baoklen'a Arnica Salve, the best ia the world, will kill the pal.

and promptly hael it. Cures old sores, Faver Sores, Uloers, Soils, felons, Corns, all Skin Erupt inns. Best Pile curs on earth. Only 15a a bysv Ours ea sartb. Soli 6y P.

M. AlMtwn, urag gist. The rainfall last Saturday laid the dint and cooled the atmosphere, but was not sufficient to increase th water supply. OA.alTOT1.XA.. AILORING Within the rleach of alL Made-to-order Suits, Pants and Overcoats at prices never known be fore.

Everybody can afford to be WELL AMD STYLSHLY Suite to measure $6.00 and up Pants to measure 2.00 and up Overcoats and Ulsters to measure 8.00 and up CHOICEST FABRICS ATEST AFFECTS. From the bpst weavers in Europe and America. We send your order 'direct to American Woolen Mills World's Largest Tailors, Chicago, where it will be made up in the latest style. We can Save too More than Halt in Price. You get a more stylish, better fitting and better wearing garment than you can get anywhere else.

If you are in need of a Suit, or an Overcoat, or a pair of l'ants, just send us a postal card and we will call on you at once. Yon Cannot Afford to Overlook our Ine Line of "p' -BEN SANDL1N, Garrison's Point, Ala. GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE. I herewith offer for sale my resi dence, consisting of nine rooms- bathroom, halls, 2 cellars, large porch es, situated in the city of Cullman in North Alabama, the most beautiful and healthful country in the-South. Lot is ond acre, 165x264 feet, located on three streets.

Excellent water, elegrant gard en, orchard and vinevard. All necessa ry outhouses. Uullman has about 3.000 innaDitants, an white, no negroes: larsre colleges and churches of all de nominations: water works and electric lieht plan- under course of construc tion. Price reduced to only Terms- cash, balance on time. This offer stands erood for two weeks only, WILLIAM KICHARD SON, Cullman, Ala.

Tax Payer's Notice. City taxes for this year are due the 1st day of November, 1899. All are requested to settle the same promptly tnereoy saving aeiinqueni tees. JOHN orTTEBBB, City Tax Collector. Sheriff's Sale.

Bv virtue of an order of sale Issued out of the rirenit court oi uuiiinaii, Alabama, and to directed, whereby am eonimandcd to sell the following described property, towit: The dwelllntr house situated on the northwest Quar ter of section 2tt. townshin 10. rancrelwest. fu Cullman County. and the pround unon whieh snld dwelling Is situated, beinj? the aweiitn? noune bum upon snia ground by Joan T.

Taney, and tormeriv occupied ny him as a dwelllntr. for the satisfnetion-nf a ludement re cently obtained apainst John T. Talley in favor of T. C. Hanners in the Justice Court of J.

M. Duke. Jurtlce of the Peace in and for Precinnt nor Cullman County, Alabama, for tbeenrorce-ment of a materialman') lien on aid property as tne property oi jonn j. i aiiev. Therefore, according to aald command shall expose for sale at public auction for cash all the rlpht.

title, and Interest of the abov named John Tallev In and to the above de scribed property on Monday, tbe 13th day of aunnr ine letrai nours ot saie at the "ourt house door in Cullman. Cullman County. Ala. Dated at Con man, this lotn day or 18W. A.

J. A LUG OOP, Sheriff of Cullman Count v. Alabama. F. E.

8t John attorney for T. C. Hanner. Guardian's Sale of Land. UNDER and bv virtue of an order and decree of tbe Hon S.

L. Fuller. dire of tbe Probate Court of Cullman Count v. Alabama. I.

Carl Henckell. an the jrimrdian of the estate of Huiro fiato. a minor, win sen at punne outcry to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the court house door of Cullmfln'Connty, Alabama. on Monday tne eth day or Nov. i bbb between the learal hours of sale, the follow in described real estate, be) on pin to tbe estate of said minor, to wit: Lot numbered four hun dred sixteen in the city of imilman, Alabama, Known on tne map oi saia city, in i unman.

county, aianama. Dated this October IS, Sw Carl Hekckkix. Onardlan Mortgage Sale. WnApr and bv vlrt na of a morta-ftea exepntart mi on tha lath dav of 1837. bv IMnainaon and hi, wira Martha A.

ijonainaon and W. R. Donaldaon. I will aril at nubile nut. cry In front of tha court house door In Cnllman durinir lftral houra of aala.

on Ratnrdar tha 2d dav of 1W. tha followlnaj lcacrll-d real aatatp, to wit: Tha aonth hair of the north wcat ouarter of auction aven In townahlo nine. ranaa ona waat. In Ctillman county. Ala.

Said mortgage Ii recoraed In book pagea IU7-0. J. K. Brown. Bridge Repair Notice.

At the next reru)ar term of tha Board Revenue to be held on the 1st Monday in November 1899. Contracts will be let on Wedneadny the 8th day of November to repair the following hridjrea: Bridare on Eaat Cullman and Hanceville road, near Kealers: bridire on Cullman and Houston road, over over Crooked Creek known as Bnarpton Dridee. Judge of Probate, Administrator's Rotlce. Probate Court of Cnllman County, Alabama, Nov. (, 1899, Sallic E.

Ware, decea- edt eatate of. Letter of adminiatration npon the ef la te of said decedent having been granted to the nnderrifnxd on tf- fnd day of lSqo, bv the Hon. Suttoa L. Fuller, Judge of tli Probate Court of Cullman county, Alabama. notice la hereby that all peraoTM ba lnr claim, acainat Mid estate will rr- onired to Dreamt Ihe lame within thne a lowed by law, or that the name will 1 barred.

Jnim A. Tminsow. Adwrtaiatratof. John W. Ouke.

Stephen Sutton, Ed. 8. Lewis, Charles Duke, auoi waiter, John A. Btbblb, Register. Land Office st Huntsville.

Oct. 6, 1890. VTot.w-fi im i.ror(v (riven that the followlncr- named settlers have filed notice of their intention to make final woof in mpport of thlr claims, and that Raid proof will be nude before the Probate Judge at Cullman. on Knv. 17 Vi7- James A.

Warren. H. 15. No. 24884 for the WKNEK Sec.

ft, 9. 1, east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation 01 said land, vis: HprachAl V. Johnson. Oliver Roberts, Clarence E.

Kins, John J. Hooton.all of Joppa, Alabama, Also. Herschel V. Johnson, H. B.

No. for theWMSE See- 6. 1, east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Jfimee A. Warren.

Oliver G. Roberts. Clarence E. King, John J. Hooton.

alt of Joppa, aim. John A. Stbkle, Register. OfrW. Hnntsville.

Oct. 11. IBM Notice is hereby sriven that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the circuit court, at -unman, Ala nil Nnvprnhr 5J. 1RQ9. viz: Georsre W.

Mitchell. 15 No. 28429 for the 8 8 Sec. 22. 12.

6. west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ot said land, vix: Junes Fnwlett. William James. Henry Stricklin, Robert H.

McCoy, all of Bremen.Ala. JOHN A. IHTEKIjK, KCKimcr. rand Office at Huntsville. 23.1o.

otice is hereby elven that the followinir- named settler nasmea notice ot nisinien-tlnn to make finn nroof in sunuort of hlF f'laim. and that said nroof will be made before the Pmhate Judge at Cnllman, on November iwh, viz: Edward H. Glass. H. No.

1931 for the 5. 10. 1. West. He it-ttj'-i the following witnesses to prove hi contTiiimn residence npon and cultivation oi ana, viz: Florence Plnnket, Tvra Ellrod.

Havne Milam Julius Lambert, ail ot l'iuniret. Aianama. Jons A. Steels. Register.

Tjind Office at Huntsville. Ala. 21. 1809 'M'otice is hereby given that, the following 'named settler tins filed notice or nis intention to make final proof in siinnort of bis claim, and thut. said prorf will he made before tbe Pro bate Judge at cuiiman, on wovemoer ISM.

viz: James Z. Burrow. H. E. No.

2S458 for the of See. 10. 12. 6 west. He names the-followinc witnesses to prove ms continuous residence upon ana cultivation oi Riii a tana, vir: G.

Blevins. of OarrTsoiVs Point. Ala. William Pmith. William J.

Burrow, Benjamin F. stricklin, oi wnest. aia. John A. Stkblk, Register.

T.and Office. Huntsville. Oct. SO. 1809 Notice Is herebv (riven that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to mke finsl proof in support of his claim, ana that said proot win ie mane ne- roretne rrotate Jiidfre at vuuman, Aiaoama, on TVcember 4.

18M. v': Mathew H. Lett. H. E.

No. 25707 for the Wm See 2S. 10. 5. west.

He names the followinir witnesses to prove nis continuous residence upon ana cultivation or nam iann. viz: William W. Brvnnt. James M. Tvett.

Kdlev H. Brvftnt, of Crane nill. Marion P. Bnrpett Loiran. Ala.

John a. stkble. Register. T.and Office at Huntsville. Oct.

20. 1W. Totiee is hereby (riven thst the following- named ettlcr has nied notice or hi in-ten Ion to make final proof In snnnort of bii claim, nnd that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge si Cullman. Alabama, on Dpcemher t. 1W9.

viz: Jnroes O. Tnylor. H. No. for tbe Per.

12. 10. 1. west. Tfe nsmes the following witnesses tfl prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of fd land, vir: WilUaro J.

Wtorins. John B. Plnnket. Noel H. Fstes, George House, all of Holly Pond.

Ainnama, joitw a. mkklb, uegisier. Tymd Office. Huntsville, Oct. IS.

HOO. KotW is her'-bv riven that the following- nsmed settler hna filed notice of his intention to make final pronf in suprtort of his claim, and tha swM nmof will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Cullman, on Dec. 1. inoo. viz: Bn1amfn Kemnon.

F. No. 2R277. for the IEVREV.SWM8KM and 8 Sec 8, 10. is.

west Hensmesthe followine witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon and cultivation oi atn jana. vie: James Alvfs Andv A. Justice. Geonre ITempson, Robert Watson, all of Jones' Chapel. Alabama.

Joh a. niiu, Kegisier. Tjnd Office. HuntsvilTe. Oct.

is. Iftftp. Note berhv iriven that the followlnif-named settlor has filed notice of his Inten tion to make final Proof in snnnort of his claim and that aald proof will be made before the Probate Jndee at Cullman. Alabama, on the 4th dav of lWmhcr. 1S.

viz: John Wat wood. H. E. No. 22105, for the y-er.

32. T. S. 1. west.

He names the following witneases to prove his continuous residence npon and cultivation of said land, vis: Walter Knon. John F. TTnon. Oeonre IfcCormlck, Elijah Christian, all of Fall Creek, Alabama. won a.

btbbu, Kegurcr. Tanrl Offlm. Hnntavllle. Oct 21. Ikjorlce im hereby ivn that the following named settler has tilea notice or nis intention to mftk final nrnof In sunnort fhla Claim and that said proof will be made before the ProhMe Judge at Cnllman, on December rix: T.orenw r.

flhadl. H. F. No. 24279, for the If W.

r.H na rJ 1 at. x. He names the following witneases to prove Irta eon Monous residence tipon ana cuiuvaiion m4 mmlA lavnt Charles Mann. William M. Vase.

Craves fctaxe, Leander Davis, all of Strawberry. Ala. Johk a. fcnrsi.E, Rkoistkk. lon-Reslfent Motlci.

Th of 1hm. Cnllman Ooonty. Tn ri.nwT fnllmn. Hit ninMrt, NorthfTti rainwr, uirinon. iieiTin noi-hkm Fmmi Wollam.

I THIS TAfSK II 1" lo PPr to tti i.m. it U7nil.ni tH.t 111. dpfni1ant.Em' mtVilIim. I. non-rppMnn of tli itat.

of Inn wm R.rrtf. and tort i. AuiMkM I. nnlnunni ann fnrfnr. that.

In u- fW a.id afllant. tha defeadant orrt th. of tt.ntr-on ft (a tn.rrfrrr. nrrtofT1 rf th. Rt.tT.

that r.nt.M,hM In the HtT of rntlBian Alabama, on" wwk for fmir mnwntlre a ri.mn, th. wltMt Ihlnr aft.r Ih. 2mh Ovr of Kownhov. lata ffttltnr to a nVTi vvmrw Tpon. at ta Cnllman.

AiaOila lath Aar Ortormr. tw. Notice apriicikja will moV tn the (iA to pa," OT "ro pr.hban-aAi.cnnTfct1 tha fnripg aran onr-'y, of lra l.rny. SHOES THAT CAN'T HELP LASTING I IT WILL BE NO DREAM I Tbat we will now sell you anything In the Pry Goods line at Low Water mark prices. Wt are op-ning our FALL and WINTER line, an I those who take advantage of our opening prices will remember our plst form Prices a low as the lowest Quality hs high as the highest." Will recall something like this Our past experience does remind us What a Jolly snap 'twill be Trading with C.

A. Stiefelmeyer When their winter stock we see. We again express our sincere thanks for the liberal patronage tou have shown our house in the past, and will endeavor, by an honest fulfillment of all promises, to merit a continuance of tbe aame In future. C. A.

Stiefelmeyer, CULLMAN. ALABAMA. STATE FAIR, BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA. November 7th to 18th, 1899.

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AH exhibits will be carefully looked after. For Premium List and farther vartirs, Qldrcss ROUNTJSEF; Secretary, State Fair Headquarters, rmlngham, Ala. Som sickness in this vicinity. Jeff Baker is very sick with typhoid fevar. The shower which fell last Saturday settled th.

dtlBt. 1 Eev. Junes, of Jones' Chapel, vial ted in this i' inily Inst Sunday. Prof. U.

L. Flowers, of liartswlle. Ala. was here last week looking after -v wwTf lr Mr Rotltetaoa,.