The Tribune-Gazette from Cullman, Alabama • 4

minMiMiMMM iiiiiimL mimmi The Tribune-Gazette. A. COTTOH FACTORY. An exchange says Pulaski, RAILROAD UO KB INKS. Senator Morgan deserves the gratitude of all citizens of our nation for a bill recently; intro Is going to have a cotton I.ICKLV ASH BITTER; CLEANSES THE LIVER AND BOWELS MauSMID WKKLV.

factory, and her citizens have HEWLETT BROS. Editors. duced by him in Congress, mak JOHN RTJSKIN. The recent death of Ruskin has removed one of the brigb est literary stars of the present en-tury from the firmament of et ters, which he has illumine ted and adorned so long. As a ma: ter of the English language and an exquisite word painter he las awm futurist UB ITfTZM TO USO? nXTaULDTO 1 Entered In the Pont-Offiee at Cnllman.

Ala i buna, a Second-Class Mall Matter. 4t MMMttMvMHMMtMMMM subscribed 110,000 to induce a company who are seeking a location, to place their plant in ing the forma.iom of any combination in restraint of trade a fel People's Drug Agents. SUBSCRIPTION, PER YEAR. $1.00. ony or at least, a misdemeanor.

Pulaski. It is lo be hoped that all patriotic Now Cullman is about as large scarcely had his peer in the pies congressmen who have at heart A Liberal He has dine the true interests of their coun try ent generation, more, perhaps, Education than any otter and its people, will unite with IloalsVlUe 4k Nashville n. n. TRATlfS I.HTI CXJlitM AW QOTHO KORTH. No.

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O. Limited p. m. man to instil the elements of as Pulaski and just as eligible a site for a factory, more so indeed, for more and better cotton is raised in this section than in Giles County, Tenn. If our citizens could be induced to appreciate the substantial advantages him in the enactment of this measure.

The multimillionaires For 25 Cents beauty and a yearning for thfem of into the common place scenes who own and control the principal lines of railroads, "like aeemi to be ft raah statement, but you wlU .1 -An n.fllv M. everyday life. He sought ea -n-estly to elevate the tastes i nd aspirations of the laboring cla ANNOTTNCEMENT8. Aaron's rod, would swallow up member wnat you react in 1 that would accrue to town and the rest," until like a monster county from the establishment of Announcements will be made In this column fcr as.on in advance always in ad ranee. We will not vary from this rule.

es, and while his ideas were such an industry in our midst they would surely be eager to visionary and impractical to python, they have the whole transporting trade of the country in their coils. They are buying, realized, in existing social con invest in an enterprise that Fin Hundred Pages of Birmingham News Almanac and Year Book In pulmonary trouble, the direct action of Coussena Hony of Tar upon tbe throat, chest and lungs. Immediately arrest the malady, by relieving the distress, cutting the phlegm and freeing the vocal and breathing organs. Price 35 and SO cents. For sale at People' Drug Co.

In the midst of life man Is in debt and his creditors don't allow him to forget It. Many an innocent little darling is suffering untold agony and cannot explain its troubles. Mark your child's symptom's, you may And It troubled with worms; give it White's Cream Vermifuge and restore it to quietness and health. Price 28 cents- For sale at Peoples' Drug Co. The man who ha a tendency to make an ass of himself, never lacks tor skill or material.

Persons who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuraliga and lumbago, will find a valuable remedy in Ballardis Snow Liniment; it banishes pains and subdue inflamation. Price 25 and 60 cents. For sale at Peoples' Drug Co. ditions, they left a deep impress consolidating and controlling one would yield such handsome returns. It would add to our pop and did much to uplift and line after another until having destroyed all competition they fine many human lives that lad ulation, increase the volume of been groveling and colorUss, set their own rates, raisiug the trade and afford a lucrative home Some day the seed be sowed will market for farmers' produce.

freight to the utmost limit the trafic will bear. This would bear frail. Yon will certainly be the wisest perfon in tha state. IT TKLL3 ABOUT EVERYTHING mwA wav anil vv nnm. Who will opet the ball? cripple the internal commerce of SaUIRg S.

H. HEKRIN. In placing the name of 'Squire Dr. Cady's Condition Powders are FOR TREASURER. anthorized to announce the name A.

M.iConnell as a candidate for the office of bounty Treasure of Cullman conntr. subject to the aotion of the Democratic party. We are authorized to announce William Richard a candidate for Treasurer of Cullman connty, subject to the action of tha Democratic party. We are anthorized to announce William Bradford a candidate for Treasurer of Cullman county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce A. H. O'Rear a candidate for Tax Collector of Cullman conn-to. subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to announce the candidacy w' KlnK for tne o' Tax Collector of Cullman county, subject to the action of the Democratic party.

We are autherized to announce the candicacy of A. J. AllRood for the office of Tax Collector of Cullman county, subject to the action of the democratic party. We are authorized to announce Isaac Kilpnt-rick as a candidate for Tax Collector of Cnll-man county, subject to the action of the democratic party. anthorized to announce the name or William Yearwood as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Cullman eountv subject to the action of the Democratic party in April.

just what a horse-needs wben in bsd condition. Tonic, blood purifier and merce and agriculture, railwava and waterways, kins and prealdents, ork and play. geography and arithmetic, rules oi health andfacu on all subjecta. Weather forecasts tor every day in 1900, and how to do In every case. Mailed to any address on receipt of 21 cent.

THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS, BimMINQIMAHI, ALA. the country to an incalculable ex tent. With the present rates, millions of dollars worth of pro duce is wasted annually because the cost of freight prevents it being sent to market. Millions vermifuge. They are not food but medicine and the best in use to put a S.

H. Herrin before the people as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Cullman county last week we failed to say, subject to the action of the democratic party, in the primary election April 14th next, horse in prime condition. Price 25c per package. For sale by Allison. of bushels of fruit that would be which we learn has raised the question as lo what party he is a welcome boon in the sections where they do not grow, rot on their native soil because it dons not pay to ship them.

Railruads facilitate trade and are a blessing subject. In this matter we are like J. Brown, Esq. In several of the FOR TAX ASSESSOR. authorized to announce the candidacy of r.

Crutchfleld for Tax Assessor of Cullman iT.n"ty. subject to the action of the democratic primary. to the people when properly announcements it is very neces Here's What 1 sary for them to say to whai managed, but when controlled by corporations whose only ob ject is to make money on the ticket they belong, but as to 'Squire Herrin, his affiliations and party labor in the democratic ranks has been so true and long They Say: standing that he is too wjll known necessities of others they are oppressive. The brakes must be put on, and this is what Senator Morgan is working for. Success to him, ane let all the people say amen.

FOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce R. J. Fuller a candidate for. Sheriff of Cullman county subject to the nction of the Democratic party.

We are authorized to announce the candidacy of B. M. Travis for the office of Sheriff of Cullman county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are anthorized to announce A. 3.

Casey a candidate for Sheriff of Cullman eountv subject th the action of the democratic pr'i- i-mary. We are authorized to announce Hiram Adkina a candidate for Sheriff of Cullman countv. subject to the action of the democratic primary. We are anthorized to announce A. J.

York a candidate for Sheriff of oilman countv, subject to the action of ibu democratic pr'imarv to place or even try to place him anywhere else, only with the democratic party. He is one man that can't, be persuaded MAJOR HIRAM ADKINS. Major Hiram Adkins has au YOU will search the land over for as good Suits at these prices, But you will not find them except about a third higher. We vouch for their open and hidden worth. FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are anthorized to annonnoe E. J. Oden as thorized us to announce him as THE NEW RAILROAD. Papers have been filed in the Secretary of State's office by the Louisville Nashville Railroad, which are preliminaries to what will be one of the leading industrial developments of the yrar in Alabama. The road will ruu i gunman coun ty.

subject to the action of the Demo- TO.ti nai4ir candidate for Sheriff of Cull man county subject, of course, to the BOARD OF REVENUE. I Jt action of the Democratic party. muuiumw icjr meniDtr or ttora of Kcvenne for the First District, subject to the action of th fiPTnnfrrffi neat mat There is, perhaps, no man in from Phelan, four miles south of the county who is more couipe wmmuunce van nencKeii tent or better qualified for this for First District, subject to the action of the nATrl(UFatlr nrima -r office than Major Adkins. Having held the office of Sheriff, he is thoroughly acquainted with the Kentucky is keeping up her of here, iu a southerly direction through Walker and Jefferson counties to Bessemer, making connection with the Birmingham Mineral Road. The distance of this new road will be seventy-five miles.

The Louisville Nashville already have a direct traditional reputation as "the dark and bloody ground." duties of the office. He also has Our 3.00 and 3.50 Suits to go for 2.50 4.00 and 5.00 3.95 5.25, 6.00 and 7.00 Suits to go for 4.95 7.50, 8.00 and 8.50 6.25 9.00 and 10.00 Suits to go for 7.95 11.00 and 12.00 9.90 13.00, 14.00 and 15.00 Suits to go for 1 1 .80 a splendid official record as U. S. Deputy Marshal to refer to. But The proceeeings of the Senatorial committee were closely the record he most delights to line from the gulf to Selma.

This watched here by a few who are point to is his life-long record as a Democrat. He has labored un- expecting lightning to strike leaves a gap of forty miles between Selma and Blockton, and for this gap a survey is being then sooner or later. tireingly in the party's ranks for (Three piece suits, long pants Boys' Clothing many years and has never mur The Senatorial committee de mured or shirked a duty. There isn't a more deserving man in taken, and when this road is completed there will be a direct route from the rich coal fields of cided on a straight primary for the nomination of candidate to the party, and if he is ever to represent this district. Prima receive any reward for his faith fulness, now is the time.

AN EXTRAORDINARY MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY. Our 3.00 and 3.75 Suits to go for 2-63 4.00 and 4.75 3.36 5.00 and 6.00 4.49 6.50 and 7.50 5.84 8.00 and 8.50 7.00 10.00 and 11.50 9.63 North Alabama to the gulf, which will develop an immense area, heretofore without ries always give more general satisfaction than conventions. DR. CARL HENCKJJLX Dr. Henckell announces, this Congressman Roberts of Books of subscription to the week, his candidacy for the office Utah has been ordered to step of Board of Revenue for the 1 First District.

Also 3-piece suits Children's Knee Suits uuwu oua uuu tan must ievm she cannot over-ride public sentiment and legal enactments by sending a polygamist to sit in Dr. Henckell has been a citizen of Cullman for many. years and Our 75 Suits to go 56 87 well and favorably known the Council-chamber of the na throughout the county. He was tion. It will not be tolerated.

1. 00 and 1.25 Suits to go for 1.35 and 1.65 1.75 and 2.00 appointed Circuit court clerk Hon W. J. Samford captures to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Charles Grafton in the crowd everywhere he goes 2.25 buits to go tor capital stock of this road will be opened here on March 5, 1900. PUBLIC ULXDU.

Congressman Brewer has presented a bill that proposes to devote all the unsold lands in the State to the interests of our common schools, and surely they could be put to no better use than to aid in putting the opportunity for education within reach of many of those who need it most and are unable to pay for it. It is commendable as tending to raise the standard of intelligence and make better citizens. Then it is a just and impartial measure that commends itself 1.15 1.49 1.80 2.25 2.85 3.80 4.75 1896, which position he filled with dredit to himself and'accept- There is no taller gubernatorial timber in the State. He has promised to visit Cullman in the near future. He is one of the 2.50 and 3.00 Suits to go for 3.50 Suits to go for 5.00 7.00 ably to the people.

As to his fitness for the office he now seeks there can be no doubt in view of most elequent speakers we have, and his record as a public man his official record and personal standing. He is a good citizen is pure. Pieces lulcttfl. Slaofljeied, Cut lo The Morgan-Johnston contest and would make a splendid mem ber of the County Board. seems to be on the order of "lay on McDuff, and cursed be he alike to all, and points the way to acZsLnrj MU1 who cries hold on, enough." Johnston's reply to Morgan's first letter did not benefit his remove the reproach of illiteracy from our state.

We hope all the moral influence of the press will back Mr Brewer and that he will be ably seconded by his col cause, since he disproved no al legations, and provoked a yet Prices in our Clothing Owing to the backward season we are over stocked, so we put the knife in the prices. We won't wait until the season is over, as we must cut down our stock before taking invoice after Christmas. Come early and get a bargain in clothing. THE J. n.

KdRTER C2. more scathing reply from Sena tor Morgan. The recent elec tion in Clark county shows how the tide is flowing. Mutual re criminations are undignified and COUGH A backing cough is a gnve-rard confeh; tha sooner you get rid of It the better. Don't wait until It develops Into consumption, but naa the celebrated Dr.

John W. Bull's Ooagh Byrtip at once. It is a wonderful remedy for all throat and lung affeo-Uonrt. n0 will cure a deep seated cough or cold in a few days. Cough Syrup Will cure a Hacking Cough.

Imm are maall and pleaaant to take. Doctor rccvmmeml it. 'rice 15 eta, At all droyfiais. leagues. General Wheeler is coming home.

If he will not claim his seat in Congress, bui come to Alabama and ask the suffrage of bis they will give him as enthusiastic and unanimous an endorsement as they did two years and then the congressional kickers will have their guns spiked by little Joe and his friends. possess neither logic or persuasive influence. Facts are stubborn thing, and are more effective than misrepresencation or CULLMAN, ALA. Open Saturday Evening until 9:00 o'clock p. m.

Cat your chtck with very 6O0 purchase and secure a nice Dinner Set FREE I vituperation. These "lyddite" hells are truly offensive imple aients of warfare on the politi cal field..