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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29
Don't Pay rim You Are Cured.

Blind, bleeding, internal and cxterna
piles. fissurc. iistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or 40 pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds of
references. Examination free. lake
SIDE physicians room 2S, Porter block.
1923 Nonroe-st. Hours 10 5. da ly;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings. 10 9,
SUNDAYS. 10 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29
The Engineer

OF the Wakclel 4, Mass, Rattan Works,
c. y. Young. says: IL ali cases OF bill
iousness accompanied with those terri
bic headaches, have found no other
medicine that seems 10 take bold and
do the good that your Sulphur Bitter
does. 1t is the best family medicine
made
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29
FULL REClPROCW
Secretary BIafn~-s Froposftlou - the
srE-ntins Repabli- Representstivs.

Argentine Repaolc R>rrrs~ntstIvs.
AsHIVGToS. March 2s-It bas
transp.red that in tbe debate on the re-
port - the oora n1l t-ee on customs union
IN the Pzn-Americsn congress tbe
nited States delegates. upon tbe az
thority 81 Secretary Blaine oFered ful
eaiFrocit7 With the ArEen tire Reua b
lic- U'r saenE- Fena delegate from
that >orutrF having advocated free
trade ID q minority Report ard In =
speech In support of De- before - son
ference No oFe- - rel procls7 ess
made 20 anT other - ths souta Amen
ssn rspablcs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29

II heai-NeW A3e s. bushel
lern -Eas = 1usbei
u4ts Nes. - 9-ae hLshoi
corn l1eai s htt GOA.
Elf-t-e q hashel
klrtN- saf hundred
alau-e fcea-slsuJe ela.Ua r ton
bal-s .-l8 y for
81 .dalnEs-s .3ta Il ton
llaug-lily Wliee. s2loi Patent $3.50 Z hur
dIsd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29
EnfilIcdtn - -.

All are entitled to tire best that their
money will buy, 80 every family should
have at once bottle Of the best fam
ly remedy, syrup 81 Figs. t. cleanse
the system when cost vc or bilious.
For sale IN soc and 500 doules by all
leading druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29


II IS the current report about town
thaf kemp, B9I-am lor Sore Throat
ana Lung Is making SOME remarkable
cures with people who arc troubled
with Coughs. Sore Throat. Asthma.
Bronchitis and Consumption. ANY
druggist VIII give Won tral bottle free
OF cost. It's guaranteed Go relieve and
cure. The large bottles are SOC and g..
Ran DHAiTtoE causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper action of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage
to ihC human >vsten, which HUIdOck
Blood Etters remedy.
sI,k Beasorhe.
Do0so's Red Clover PiIs cure Sex
Headache, DypCpss. lndi geston. aua
Constipation. pc per box, boxes
for 81. FOR sale hv White Il Whit.
druggists, Morton House block.
Adnire 20 Iothers
Mrs Winsous Soothing syrup should a.
NAYS he usef Tor Chs 1rfH teeth nE ff soofhes
TIE chilf- soffens TIE gUms. alavs all paia
cures Wind cnfc. and is she lest remedy Tor
clsTThHa- .jcenis boite.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29

DO not despair OF curing your SICK
headache when you car 80 easily ob-
tam Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
VII effect prompt and permanent
cure. Their action Is i'd and natural.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29

Boccham's P-Is QUO. Sck Hoadacho
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29

SEATTLE. Wash, March 2s - Secretary
Mobiles decision that Valentine scrip
can not % fled on side land was re-
ceived with mingled 10Y and SORROW.
About $40. 600. 900 worth of property is
Involved In this city alone. and much
more in the other cities on Pugut Souni
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24
Resolutions.

WHEREAS; 1t is the opinion of
this Institute that the safety, pros
perlty and perpetaity of our gov
erliment, both State and National,
depends upon the intelligence and
Urture Of THE masses Of the pe0-
pie and that experience and rea-
son have demonstrated that these
desirable objects can only be OBJ
tanned by a thorough education Of
the children of the State, and
whereas: The interest of our peo-
pie imperatively require con-.
tinuation of system of equal ed
ucation, therefore be it resolved:
/. That we realize the salary
paid to teachers, is not sufficient
to encourage them to prepare for
better work in the profession and
that the Boards of Education are
negligent in looking after the in
terest of the teachers, we would
respectfully ask that the legisla-
ture fix the minimum salaryof No.
l.. teachers at $50 per month end.
No. 2. at $24 instead of $25 and
$$2 222 as it now sands.
2. That we believe it would ele-
yate the teachers Of this State for
more efficient work if no teacher
be permitted to teach longer than
Eane year onsa No. 3 certificate and
we respectfully ask the legislature
to make such change.
3. That the unit of taxation for
the support of free school purpo-
ses be Of the State instead of the
district; and that the district be
allowed t. lay a district levy. if
they wish a longer term of school
than four months.
4. That we recommend that, no
person who cannot read and write
be appointed to the ofiiceof school
trustee.
5. That It is tie duty Of the
teacher to haye some knowledge
Of the higher branches and~a gen
eral education as well as to le
thoroughly qualified in the
branches taught in our pul liz
!, CONTINUED on THIRD FACE.
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Essay By J. I. Mcdonald.
An. original poem by Prof. A.
$. Kelley.
Comic song by Miss Brooke
Buskirk and K. L. Barker.
Friday.-9 a. M. music, prayer,
roll call
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24

B. From % divided by 81 subtract SIS divided by
T. What will so b. Of hops at 1920 per
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24

minutes. Adjournment until q
A "a az Lednes ;l;gl Z.
Wedncsday.-9 a. m. music By
the choir; prayer BIZ Kev. Wood I
roll call. Lecture by Prof. Wigal.
ssnbject, "The Teacher after
which the outline method Of
teaching advanced Geography was
! presented IL firss Ies BIZ
ton and J. I. Mcdonald, discus
sion 10 minutes.
Afternoon.-2 p. M, music, roll
call. Mode 7of teaching reading
BY Prof. Wigal discussion IL
minutes.
Lecture by Prof. Kelley, sub
ject "Ihe Teacher"
BY a vote Of the teachers the
night session was dispensed with.
I Thursday. g q. m, music, pray.
er by Rev. Wood, roll call.
Outline method Of teaching
political history by J. NJ. Clingen-
peel. Glass exercise in grammar
by Prof. Henry Lambert; discus
sion 10 minutes.
Afternoon.-2 p. M, music, roll
call, The infinitive. and the par
ticiple was very lucidly and thor
onghly discussed by Prof. Lam
bert, after which Prof. Wigal gave
a very entertaining talk on e. s.
History, and gave some of the
most interesting and successful
methods used by practical teach
ers for teaching the subject. Dis
-eussion 10 minutes. Adjourned
until 1880 p. m.
Might 80 p. M, music by
the choir.
Address by Hon. II. Clay Rag
land, subject "The duties and
privileges of the teacher outside
of the school room" .-.---.-
Select reading by Mrs. Ada-
Barker.
Recitation by Miss Jennie Golf
and K. l.. Barker and Ethel Hud-
Essay By J. I. Mcdonald.
An. original poem by Prof. A.
5. Kelley.
Comic song by Miss Brooke
Buskirk and K. L. Barker.
Friday.-9 Il. M. music, PRAYER,
roll call.
Prof. Wigal made a short talk
to the teachers in fave. of the
West Virginia School JournaFaand
each and every teacher of
the county to subscribe for their
home paper, after concluding he
was followed by Messrs. Barker,
Lambert, Kelley and Mcdonald.
The committee on resolutions
then-reported. Prof. NJ. L. Jones
was called to the chair and the
resolutions were read by Secre-
tary II. O. Starkey, and. with a
few alterations were adopted.
Prof. Wigal then delivered Il short
yaledictory to the teachers and
Institute adjourned until 2 p. H.,
at which time the examination
will begin.
The Institute has been an I'M
usual interesting one and well at
tended by all the teachers pres
emit. Quite number of teachers
from other counties of this State
and Kentucky have attended.
The citizens of the town and
generally, visited
the Institute regularly and mani
tested great degree of interest
in its proceedings.
I1.II1., Il, .,AInDnN .Cnnf,r
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The following are the Examination Questions:
QUEsTsnMs oM.REApINc.


n. Wfdt articulation? - ssMeege -
What is EunciatIon and pronunciation
What the most essential qualities of good reading
4. WRIT is m0fuatiUn and ITS divisions 4~-
What parenthecal clause and how should it be read
s. Undercore the emphatic words in the following centence
trend cannot be haaaE u
adversely.
Mark the proper infections and punctuae correctly the follow
ing Dye Gods Gods must endure all this.
s. In what is monotone mainly pseda
What tire object Of emphasis and how kinds emphasis
are therez- -z--.z-
10. What is reading?
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24

WHEREAS; 1t is the opinion of
this Institute that the safety, pros
-perity and perpetuity of our gov
erlment, both State and National,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24
HISTORY.

Why the first settlers Of jamestown poorly fitted for pion
le2
When the navigation passed. When enforced?
what We're its provisions T.
3. What was the Omnibus bl2 -
What the Monroe Doctrine?
What the Kansas Nebraska bill?
g. What the chief of the French and Indian war?
Name Generals that killed the battle of Quebeck
S. Who Christopher Columbus?
When where the second Continental Congress held?
Declaration independence drawn up2
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24

How is Geography divided in order that profably
study it!
2. What is great circle?
3. How countries divided and classified
4. What are the four principal occupations of MANI
5. Where is the great desert Of Cobb
Which two of the South American provinces has coast
Z. Name the principal rivers of West Virginia.
Locate Charton Parkersburg Romney Morganown Weston
and Huntingdon
8. Name the States bordering on the great lakes.
TO- In and through what Zones would vessel sail from Rio Jan
GIRO to the Northern extremity of Bafin Bay?
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24
ARITHMETIC.

horse is fed peck of oats daily If A
busei how much will it cost to feed hma of 1865
Add 80 lb rs h. II IS b. Is From the
1856 b II Multiply the remainder by s. Divide the product by
81. What is the result? -
From % divided by 81 subtract divided by
4. What will cwt so h. Of hops 1920 per hundred
weight
grain sold busle which was 40 per
cent than cost him. What was the cost per bushel?
by retailing coffee pound gains
cent. What did it cost per pound
bought assorted cases Of boots containing II pairs
so cent off for cash retail them $500 pair
What is profit?
Find the interest 5000 for years month"; days at per
cent.
If Is bushels of pay for 30 bushels potatoes
can be had for 140 bushels of potatoes?
TO- Two circles 10 and Is feet in diameter the
what is the OF the ring between their circumference?
0RTH0GRAPHY.
Spell correctly and mark theoretically the following
Sylnder Mercant Dacle, Mddng, Vergne, Tiranze
tain, Skurmish Escense, Vgant.
2. The rite did rite to rite out the rite of the church.
81 The horse with the long main through the
town in
4. What is word?
5. What is a letter?
6. What is elementary sound?
PHYSIOLOGY.
/. How does Alcohol influence brain action
2. Why is sleep needed and how much9
3. When should Students avoid tea and coffee?
4. Where is the seat of pans
3. Name Of the laws of health.
PENMANSHIP.
What the unit for measuring width of leers2
Into how and what classes the small letters diyde
B. What principles?
- What is the height Of the capitals above base line?
What should be the first lesson in writing with peng
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24
QUESTIONS ON GRAMMAR.

What is English grammar? Name and define the parts into
which it is divided.
2. When does Common Nom become Proper
How many have Nouns! Give example Noun
each
What the office pronoun? the different kinds of
pronouns and give example Of each
Parse the scored the following The
man mhooa you saw is myfather.
How verb the active voice changed into the passve
Into how many classes sentences divided with respect to
usel =
Analyze diagram the following centence. Do let
your book 22A2
8. Write simple complex and compound centence
What the difference between cynthe and analysis?
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24
0RTHOGRAPHY.

/. How does Alcohol influence brain action?
2. Why is sleep needed and how much!
3. When should Students avoid tea and coffee9
4. Where is the seat of pains
5. Name some Of the laws of health.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-24

horse is fed peck of oats daily. II "A
bus1ef how much will cost to feed him of 365
Add 35 h. rs b. II or. IS b Is From
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-05-20

Goto. Know he vss hanged. Saw him
hanging on morning OF October 18th.
The night before WIS st quarters and ssw
Goto. That WIS after P. n. Goto was
nearly sn hour in the house. During
that time l went ont OF the house to look
Tor 6oto's horse. That was about twenty
minutes after Q. Came out on the YER
andS and went 10 the horse points out
place on mapl. Saw that a man WAS
here in the road ST that time. Believe
il Was Luna Tom. He was dressed in
white. Could not tell his lace. He was
under q tree. ! conghed and walked
hack 70 the house. I went hack and told
Goto MS horse was safe, but had seen 3
man going hack towards the Office.
Cross-eN2mined-I WAS here points on
MAJ when first saw the man. He was
on foot. Could not see his features. He
had hat on. was 3 tall man Only
cOughed 2s l said as l had not seen 81
first thSt 1t was s man. only s white
thing, 80 l coughed and the man went
away towards the office. After l told
Goto l went SWAY. The people were all
together when l went away. Went to
my room and went TO bed. Heard the
noice Of horses. Went right 10 bed and
- sleep labor in the field.
0emAngushi sworn, stated = Live AT
aonokas on Overeld's Plantation. Knew
Goto. the storekeeper. He is dead Last
saw him the morning OF the 18th. He
was dead and hanging to 3 telephone
pole. Do not know who hanged him
The evening before l was az the quarters
OF 0muds, in 3 house down below. That
house Is sbou; twentv-six yards from
upper roa1, and the next 10 Honokaa
rOsd. Was all the time in nv house
that evening. Went there about 6. Have
no vie. Stayed in the house all the
time Went 10 bed about 5. Heard the
noise o; passing horses. Did not see
anything. Think il was about midnight.
The noise was the sound Of two horses
p2>slRg. They were coming fnom Homo
k.s9 road towards Overend's.
Cross-examined-Five people live in
that house with me. They were all there
On that evening. and We did not all re-
turn together. They were 81 there when
l went - bed. Three men beside my
sell I went 10 bed the first Of all Do
not know when the others went to bed.
l went right 10 sleep. Don't know what
Jooa place IN the house after | went to
bed. Only heard the Use Of horses.
Only lifted up my hesd al the time. All
were asleep and did no; near IL Think
il was about l., do not know positively
about the time. The ro2d is din road.
The ground was soft no, hard. Could
lei. that there were two horses. They
were not going last OF slow. The night
was dark.
BY the Court - Was Weakened by this
noise.
The Court then took s recess. and after
recess adjourned till Saturday 2 AN.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
MORE THAN CANCELLED.
The Obligations of the Grant Family to
DIR. Douglass.


DIR. Douglass.
NEW YORK, May 9.--The story to the
effect that Dr. John M. Douglass, now
stricken with paralysis in the Presbyte-
rian hospital was about to bring suit
against the Grants for his fees, has been
Indignantly replied to by Mrs. Grant,
who says:
"The stories afoat are insulting and
outrageous, and not founded on fact
All and more has been done for Dr.
Douglass than his case called for. He
was first paid 81 900 as a fee, and later
the general directed me to pay him
81, COO more, being $12, 900 in all. have
twice since assisted the doctors wife. |
remember the doctors strange reply,
after the generals death, when l asked
for his BILL j will wait until DR. Shrady
sends in his bill.
at Is not true that DIR. Douglass sac
rifced his practice by constant attend
ance on the general, as he went to his
Office every day and continued his prac-
tice. The general went to Mt. McGregor
rather than to Long Branch, to please
Dr. Douglass, who wanted to be in
reach Of his New York practice, and at
Mt. McGregor we took care of the doc
tors family. We more than Cancelled
our obligations to the doctor, and the
fact is that DR.. Douglass did the general
no good, only he looked wise, " concluded
Mrs Grant
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
Strike Notes.

Packing house coopers strike at Chi
cago Is ended the men going back at the
old wages and hours.
Old Boss Carpenters association at Chi
csgo are signing the scale, and work IL be-
ing generally resumed
Fort Wayne master carpenters are em-
plOying union men, having acceded to
their demands, and the strike is in a fair
way OF settlement.
Youngstown, O., Carpenters union has
issued orders for general strike against
all planning mill proprietors who have not
signed the new scale,
About 500 tanners at Chicago have
struck for nine hours work and ten hours
pay. II Is thought probable that an agree
ment with their employers will be reached
within few days.
New York carpenters strike is about
over, only about thirty members Of the
union, exclusive Of the 125 who were en-
ployed on the New York Central elevator
being out of work.
The large establishment of II. Andrews
T. Company, manufacturers of school and
Office desks and fittings, of Chicago, de
clared lockout rs the result of strike
by portion Of the employees.
At Indianapolis the upftters and pack
ers In Herman Lauters furniture factory
struck because of disagreeable foreman,
William Landridge by name The strik-
ing carpenters of Nordyke and Marmon
have accepted compromise OF twenty
five cents per hour, ten hours constituting
a days work, and have returned 10 their
benches
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
FERaYeoAT upsErs.
One Man Drowned and Several Narrowly
Escape at Wheeling.

Escape at Wheeling.
WHEELING, w, Va, May 9.-Archi-
tect E. w. Wells was drowned and a
dozen others had very narrow escapes
from the same fate Wednesday after
noon. About 5 o'clock the ball game
ended, and the people in attendance
flocked down Front street ON the island
to the landing of the naphtha yacht
ferry to be transported to the city.
Sixteen passengers, two of them Ia
dies, crowded into the yacht Gertrude
and started across the river. When
three-fourths of the way over one of the
tiller ropes pulled part of one of the
women's dresses into the pulley, clogging
the wheel and rendering the steering APP
paratus useless. About the same time
the naphtha tank began to leak. The
fuel ran down into the generating
cylendar. The engineer lost control OF
his machinery. The increased amount
of fuel caused the speed of the yacht to
increase, and she struck under the
sloping bow of sand barge and turned
over.
E. w. Wells and David Brooks, of
the Wheeling Mining and Manufacture
ing company; William English, secre-
tary of the base ball association, and
William Mclaughlin, a business man,
We're swept under the barge. The three
last named were rescued in an uncon-
scious condition, but were resuscitated.
Architect Wells was drowned. The
other occupants of the yacht were res
cred
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
national C,l,nrlty Conference.

BALTIMORE, May 9.-The committees
arranging for the proper reception of the
delegates to the National conference Of
charities and correction have decided
upon a program. The first days pro
ceedings will consist of an address OF
welcome by Mayor Davidson on behalf
of the city, an address Of welcome by
Charles J. Bonaparte on behalf of the
various charitable and educational so
cieties, which invited the conference to
meet here, and DIR. A. G.. Byers. the
president. who is also secretary Of the
state board Of charities of Ohio. will de-
liver his annual address to which re-
sponses will be made by members vet 10
I've selected. A collation. win he ten
dered in the gymnasium Of the Johns
Hopkins university. President Harrison
is expected.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
A PRISON CONSPIRACY,
by which the Cronin HIurdorcrs Were to
Escape.

by Which the Cronin HIurdorcrs Were to
Escape.
JOLIET. ILL.,, May "a huge sensa-
ton has been unearthed in the peniten-
tiary. The officers became aware that a
conspiracy to escape was being Matched,
and brought into the office convicts
Burke and Schell, who is an ex-police-
man of Chicago; Kavanaugh and Meyers,
alias Muldoon.
The four We're stripped and on each
was found a big roll of money and on
Burke a bottle of whisky. Meyers had
u letter to his friends asking for money
to be sent in care of Mr. Barrett, who
has been tlsere fourteen years.
Barrett is foreman for Winterbotham
81 Son, owners of the coopershop in the
prison, Meyers said that Barrett had
been supplying the convicts in the
coopershop with letters and carrying
letters from them to outsiders and fur
nishing them with delicacies, for which
they paid.
Barrett's horse and buggy We're in a
shed locked mp, he only having the key
In his buggy We're found several pack,
ages Of sugar. sardines, whisky, cake
and other stuff for the convicts
Warden Berggren ordered Barrett
from the prison. Ba1Tetts friends say
it is a put-up job by the convicts because
he is severe with them, but this is
laughed at by the officers. 1t is well
known that the entire affair has not yet
got out of the prison, and it is said that
a conspiracy for wholesale escape, i'll.
cluding the three Cronin murderers, was
about to be made, and that the solitary
was full of prisoners
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

Various Subjects.
Bishop O'Connor, of Omaha, is dying.
Joseph Hullinger was killed by cars at
Marion, Ind
The Indiana Physiological association
is in session at indianapolis.
Fruit is reported damaged by the frost
in Iowa, Michigan and Kansas
First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson will retire July next.
Hon. J. p. Deliver, of Iowa, will be me
mortal day orator in New York city.
Joseph jefferson has been sued for the
recovery of real estate valued at 100000
A large service pension meeting was
held at Columbus, o., Wednesday night.
Obseouies over the remains Of Senator
Beck were held in Lexington, Ky, Thurs
day.
Rheumatism confines Senator Edmunds
to his bed. IT is thought his condition is
not serious.
The New York assembly passed a bill
making liable the furnisher of willful libel
to newspaper
The Democrats of the Fifth Ohio dis
trict nominated +. c. Layton for congress
by acclamation.
William II. Guion. Of New York. a well
known shipping man, is a defaulter to the
amount of $4,000.
Two trains collided at a crossing in AL
lentown, Pa. Two persons were killed
and FIVE or six injured.
Theodore Thomas, the famous orchestra
leader was married at Chicago, Wednes-
day, TO Miss Rose Fay.
Ida Shaw, aged 6 years. was. struck by
the engine of the passing train at Newark,
O.. and instantly killed.
The builders trial Of the new cruiser
Philadelphia resulted in twenty-one knots
with l54 pounds Of steam.
A commission TO report on the feasibil-
ity Of uniting New York and Brooklyn in
one was created a. Albany.
The college az Lafayette, Ala, was struck
by lightning. The clock and belfry were
torn 20 pieces. There were 200 students