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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
THE SHORTESTON RECORD.
cor. oAMrBELA's ANNUaL MEssAGE
To the Ohio Assembly-Roth Foraker and
Sherman stilI Confident of Winning
the Senatorship.

CoLuMBUs. o.. Jan. 4-Both branches of
the General Assembly were called to order at
10 o'clock this morning and the organization
outlined in the Republican caucus of satur-
day effected without incident The Senate
did not seat either Iden or Gaumer, the con-
testing claimants of the seat for the Musk
ingum district, but appointed a committee to
investigate the matter. The Governors mes
sage. which is the shortest on record. was re-
ceiyed and read. II is as follows;
TO the Seventieth General Assembly,: The
constitution commands the Governor TO com,
municate annually his views 20 the General
Assembly. As this function will doubtless DO
well and fully discharged upon one week
from to-day by tue incoming GoV-
ernOr the present incumbent confines
himself TO "A renewal or the suggesuons
and recommendations made by HIM to the
SIXty-nlnth General Assembly. Special at
toution is called D. the benevolent penal re-
formatory and educational institutions Of the
State and TO the satisfactory exhibits made
by the various public bodies in their recent
annual report
JAMES CAMPBELL. Governor"
THE FfGHr FOR SENATOR.
The Foraker men arc persistent in claiming
that the vote for Speaker in the House or
ganizatiOn Caucus last Saturday IS no reliable
information of how the members OF the House
will vote ia the senatorial caucus. While
they admit that the fight was fought
mainly on senatorial lines, they claim that
number of members who are pledged TO vote
for Foraker for Senator were pledged TO
vote for Laytin for Speaker long before
the two contestants fell into the
same groove Senator Sherman while
claiming that the speakershlp contest
result removed all doubt of his election from
his mind. admitted that there may have been
a number Of votes cast in the Speakership
contest on personal friendship grounds For
aker claims eight votes in the senate. but
there is no ground for the claim. Conced-
ing the Foraker claims in tho House,
which may be correct. Sherman would
have thirty-tw0 votes there. and the four
teen in the Senate would give him IN all
forty-six. OF one short of enough To nominate,
while Foraker would have three short OF
enough 10 nominate. Welsh and Dicks are
supposed. of conrse. in this estimate to vote
for Mckinley and Poster respectively. They
would be able TO select Sherman or to HIM
with Foraker.
tits not likely tina. tho Senatorial caucus
will be held tomorrow night instead OF
Wednesday night as already announced. Tie
first vote on Senator by the tEo branches oi
the Legislature will be taken one week from
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE.
49,, crlsrcANN0T ArroTNTANT oNH
,,..rinin Would Have Been His Choice.
,,r. Wills Leaves for Te'"s-M"nu-
featuring Statistics.

,r.,roroN. d. c.. Jan. 4.-spoakeF
c...,, illness and the absence OF
- tas developed the fact that Nh Crisp
81, mower 20 appoint a Speaker pro tenn
+. has boen the general opinion that
l,. crso would appoint Mr.. AcM'iin
c....er rro tompore during his absence but
.,,m.nst. n Of the Constitution and pro
... a.. euch matters show tha. he cannot
Sneaker pro tcmpore in me absence
.to. and as fhe present House mas no
ts is deprive Of the power ne clefA
Ir.r-o wild consequently nave 10 cvli
..t. order tomorrow aS he does at tAe
-..-. OF Congress and put aud decide
.t.n that may De nAus. lAo Aouse
. 81. seIf.ta speaker pro tempofe 10 a't
-.askar Crisp is able 10 resume tue
ca'' condition Of Speaker Crisp has not
... changed since last night although
.ars report him 90 be slightly im-
I-+,fr. weak to-day Mr.. Crisp is
t,la present and open the House
rl.,sem .es tomorrow. but u ls
I1.tI.t IeWli follow the advice OF his
.or. arr remain indoors until his
..f ...l ave been fully regmned. Rep
oT.t..e N.NlIu. II is believed. Will oe
-,.tal E tle Speaker 20 cal the House
,..--,gy
..,.. ,,r,,,.rre tyv1ors.
.-.. hein,. ,.anifoeto6 nv MEM
NHa ..-.s,.7,o.,.,, which ,cili mar
ba- ''' i.-.'',. l.f b,ls Tbe Caneta
ut ..,~t ,r tI;s -ceno., ord
l .t f--. - orc .oeti,,e
ne .t.;- ll,.i b.us for ',,blie buiid
t,e,t ara boir, frst intro9uced
..,a+'~. who thrs reaD ali The local
rIere viii assureJlv he a lorre num-
rf... ,.rase1+sd ia the House as soon AS
~ business ia reoche1 Many
,.-.,orod rrith toriT ,,oasuras
....l.,i.r bor,. i,,t.rsets
.'-- -, C,r,-,|.a- - 4be yVo,.s
| ....,.-'.t-, ,s,i ,,,.i+ rr,I tbese
..IoJ bie c1,,,,,,ttoe Ief,re he
..'.ae,,re which Ie has bsen en-
$3.50, I,,rin,, 80 Loi,',o,.s 'rbis
ID. ..o f~ea H.. ali tbe -for,,s of
..., l...- croe-t sb453v and waste the
,..f -. a., l,a .~s9..ced fro,o thirfy ia
o.. cents "a pound.
Drrrrs rfrrhrrD.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05


l0e learemenis on account Of are that
W.. t.e place among army officers during
te rraE I.t2 include severni prominent
els. The President Will have ;hc oppor-
t-HF OF maxim. eleven appointments of
Various kinds as result 90 these retire
.e.. There aro no Jess than four bugadier-
ha who VIII attain the age Oi sixty-lour
t.e coming year and who will. IN
cnce. 90 upon the unlimited retired
-'. i1e-e are AlIutant-i ienernl KeltOn.
genera. A. t. Aauz General D. :. Stanley.
"'' manilng tho Department of Texas;
DtLvfai Iulafrv. tle cOmmissQry gen
.' n tAo army The retrements ia tae
4 tleir occurrence arc as follows Gon-
h, a. p. hautI. January o Chaplain Robert
aatiy. January iO Colonel Basil n iris.
'ieal department. March .. Colonel George
.A Nuts.eleuco department. March ~ O.
II, Ia stow, Third Artillery. Maior j.
'' Dccler, ourterpasters Department.
,l 20 Colonel G.. T.. Andrews
nl'-A.th infantry April -. General
I"'' = stanley. Juno ]; Adiutant-General
r. nelton. June ~. Major A. B. kaufman.
"ufll cavalry. and MAJOR ID. II. Larnod. Pay
repAilmeni, July 20. Professor G.. l.. An
Tv"h Military Academy. August 81. Major
'o"tsi g. Poole. Pay Department. September
l4entenant-CoiOnel j. A. Wilcox. First
".H.'y. October 20 General Beekman Du-
e' conAissary OF subsistence. De-
.-oet o. Colonei Anthony Boger. Medical
cl. wa! tAent. december 4. Colonel 4. j. Perry
~ quaiiefmaster-ge general. December II.
'''-Vns Tue retirenents IN tie navy during
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29

A very hsppy experiences va,
given us. the other day. bv one Of
the most successful OF mo- hers. She
SAID that il ".s her rule every day to
60 10 her room 81 q particular hour.
and close the door. For that one
hour 1t was understood that she must
not be disturbed except for the moss
cogent reason That hour refreshed
her 60 such 81 extent that the re-.
msInder OF the day was especially
useful TO her family. Instead OF be.
Ing the losers by the retirement OF
shis hour her children were the gain
ere. For she sseetness Of her tone.
10 the rsmaining eleven hours, made
hem far more profitable than 9th r
eise the whole twelve hours cju;d
have bean.
Her experience IL 90 happy, that
We send the hint abroad, In the hope
that many . weary mother Who feels
that there Is fretfulnsss, 1t least
somsiimes, In her tones. may try the
plan and feel the benefit. DO no,
coadema {, II the f.st day Il
fails 10 accomplish all that one would
wish. IL may take q n opth of rest.
iui hours to overcome the deep seae.
Ell weariness Of months previous
PersevsTe aud feel sure that the ben,
eft will surely follow. --ChrIstIan
Observer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29
Cleveland Their Choice.

The New York World p,lled tbs
members of the New Jersey Leg.
iaIature on their presidential pref.
erences, the question being pat ~
follows: Who is your favorite a.
the standard-bea of your party
IN the coming presidential election
this falI2 Ofths democrats 81 de.
clared for Grover Cleveland. o for
David B Hill, 6 for Leon Albeit.
l for William q. Whitney and |
FOR ex Governor Gray of fn.liana;
4 were non-committal, 8 had no
choice and 3 we're alb sent. OF this
republicans 8 were for blaine, z
for Harrison, 3 non comnitfal and
y lad no choice. IL will thus bs
seen that Cleveland 10 overwiaelm.
iDgly the choice Of the democrats.
desrite the fact that ths democrat
&c bosses who usually exercise
controlling influence over the Legs
islators of that party are known 10
be opposed to the denomination Of
Mr. Cleveland because they we're
not allowed to dictate the New
jersey appointments when be was
President. The World, COM
menting on the result of its can.
VASES says The result Of the
Worlds canvas in the New Jers
sey Legislature for the presidential
preferences Of tho members will
be a surprise to many, on the
democratic side az least. II has
been thought by the politicians
that Governor Hill was the favor
ite Of the democrats across the
river. but the poll skows that Mr..
Cleveland leads all the others ns
decidedly as Senator III u lod in
the canvats Of the Leg. stature 1t
Albany. There is a large pro.
portion Of new members, especial.
ly from the farming districts. ia
the New Jersey Legislature this
year and the resoll OF the canvas
seems TO fustain the sugTe stion Of
the World In its res lew Of SIR.
Cleveland's standing At the end
Of the year, that the ex.President
is set Stronger with the people
than with the politicians The
World might have aided that the
indications are strong that the
people and not the politicians will
dictate the nomination Of the dem
ocraiic presidential candidate THE
year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29

! remember onOs, come ths,o -
toss yssrs go. I 30 a on . ioasly
hssch. tuss q sussss. The la&e g
ths red rays sas ssttiu9 al -
savss - IRE and cvinsonsax he md
Of the sand>hi hehlad ms. Theen
sas hardly . breath or Wind n dto-
saso the waxsrs Of the bay aad every.
sAiag oas the Gan % ny shouldoe
spoks oaly NJ psaos aud oules.
ssood rosting, lookiug oas ovor
the wafer tasthss other side % ~
hey, whore the hills wers fsss ohau1 :.
ing from sober bsowa 20 IRISH
purp'e l ~ss couplstsly ab sor,,s
10 the beauty Of che scene, when az
At once tern ssslcd slowly Ia raege
iraiss't the gun s,l drsl ant the
poor tern with . broken wiug. tell
-hhling through tho ctr IN the eater.
Wishing to ead lie misery. a~t
another charge. bat that Tell ssoss
sai then. my ANNA slti,a bsi -
gone I shwul.lsssst ~ sua snl wens
slowly hack over tho sand hit lesvs
rag the ppor tern To d ,ls h.ck a
forth on the dark water and utter ne
'uournful crv. la the IN rn,nR
cent 10 the beach sgSsn AID fouasl
the p1or GRE ,tare hair alive, h@lf
lead. dragging i,self up ,hs sand.
covered with blo,d and its poor
broken Wing ht1si,g fram lie bsty.
In mercy | ~ruu{ its ncck. Nsvsr
hall forgot the took Of thoss deep.
shining black ayes. tina, seeued tu,
AK only for d.a,h ant relief rom
suffering; eve, that 40 N glsxst oven
In death, a. IL pretr bead dropp d
and the body beams iimp in my
hands. / w,s murder ait Tor q
mnnont or two II er the sul sesmsd
TO l'se its brightness aui the fresh
beauty OF the morning went vay.
iait the bird ON the ssrd. and vent
, CO to the house, with q q, resoIye
never to dee ano,her shot NJ . living
hing.
Ny comrai les in the I'LL, Why
.hould NE continue this slaughter OF
innocentss have learned Vt late To
go into the WOOL and eni W the
beau y or the life around M. 60
look at al tho living thin Is as part.
OF the wonders ,ture has put before,
u eyes. and not som ,lhing to be
slain.
fybu go cunning bec ,use you
Love the WOO 10 an til .ir 5e.dty, why.
they arc still the sam with or With
"ut the gun. Th.re 10 9 III much of
amusement as we'll AS Instruction 10
be Camel Ia STUDYING the bride in
'tesd of killing them have spene
more than one happy half-hour willss-.
log oaqasii and hearing his an
swcring call n, he c,ms nearer and
nearer, un,il At last Discovering the
'rsud. with saucy Dirt Of his wiags,
lie sprang into ths air and want buxz.,
NJ away into tue trees. Could L
md IL Ia my heart to kill such .
beauty?
| am convince I that. whatever the
place OF seas,s. il is q poor spors fof
q man to follow which hrutalfxss and
iegrades him TO suoh 90 extent tbas
he is Willingness. longs Ito slansb s.
or. --Rockland Independent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29

s>y'pg- lf,yeu feel 90 abcss Il, Tn
aos 60 away fra yos- M M, Ill Tor
~ Dsacoa Bi.6sas in tas shois
weird.
O5sdssh raissd hsr slroopssg heed
Sron hts breast aud iookel her il the
ssce. bic lips twin nag visisa,ly.
CAi>ssoniashs saiA sslsusiy, What have
yoo ossn talking sbou. ?
Amot-about my msrryiue Doa.
con bl6sn next week
OSsdtsh gave ssh n. You vsref
Welt ] thoaaht yau we're t.iktss AZ
nv msrrrlns kiIy Biif1sn she We. {
ATARI Miss CAisAos:a burst in.o
frssh sssrsi
Oh, Obadiah. Obadiah. I AN 40
happy Nsy-rmsys you he hsppv.
brother. Bat pisass forgive me-im
sfrstd she Won't know how tn r,ss,
your mutton 70 the turn v,u like
u, mr. too season the ca.sup =,
Z dtd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29
THEINTRLLlGENcER
FRIDAY. JAN. -. 1899


1es es..est battle that svsr vss fought,
shall tell you whsss aad vbsai
u ne Hsps o. ~ world yea yin aAA Il
uoS
Twas sssshs By the no.hsss q n.a.
s.ys.et With eaasoa o. batus sAst,
:, With sword % seslse -,
not Win eloquent sord % ,hougAt
From mouths Of wondsrful nsa;
IA, deep II . vallsd-sp vouan's heart
OF woman that would not yjeld.
bss sravsly. sFlssdy bore hsr port-
10. there = thak bastlsesldf
no nesshslling troop. no blveasc ssug,
NO banner 10 CLEAN and wave;
bst on, these oattiesI they lass % loss-
From bebyheod 70 the grave
: = Joaquin Miller.
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Without q Father.

Tim following IL . COPY OF q vsrv
rathstic letter writ an by little Cal.
ifornia girl Who 10 alone In this vile
world aud would like TO nnd her
fathers
am trying to fni nv father. I
am told that his uams Is james e.
Bailey. l have no reco.ieo,inn of
him. nor do I remem be- that 1 ever
looked upon the facs Of /. rels,iv..
d mother died Is years axo in
Boone county, lows, when was
only yer old. Shortly alter IN til.
er's death was adopted by q neigh.
Dor named Morgan. When 1 Va,
eight years old We removed - Ne.
braska and al this tine father seem,
TO have lost track Ct me. unlrr-
stand he endeavored 10 finl me bu,
~as oasely led byan Interested party
to- bslisve that I had d ed. I have
onis recently learned tat the Nor.
gans are not my parents. Tney are
nothing to me; | sm nothing 10 Tia, m.
The thought makes me hom ssick
i"nely and sat. l believe nv own
dear fa:her 10 living some where in
this wide world, and if be is ] mean
to had him. You can assist me II
you wilt. / can offer you no reward
at present exc pit my grat,,uis aid
my blessing. Ii you are unable to
give me any Information teguding
my father. please help IN, to publish
and circulate this notice aud oblise.
Sincerely you-s.
RKTTA BAILEY,
San BernAtdino, Cai.
Papers please copyl
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.,es sion- OF the Courts

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A POPULAR FAMILY

JENNIE: How Is Il, Kate, that you always
seem 70 catch on TO the last new thingf DO
OF me-"
KATE: I" don't know: I certainly do not
make any exertson IN that direction"
JENNIE: Well, during the last few month";
for example,, you have taken up painting,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29


We've heard Of wom4n Who SAID
she'd walk Eve niles 20 get bottle
Of DR.. Pisrcsos Favorits Prescription
u she couldn't get Il without. That
woman bad tried II. And Ire q
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How many women ara there who'd
rather have the money than beaIlh2
And kavorite prescription produces
health, Wonder IL that there's
woman willing IN suffer when there's
guaranteed ,emcdy in the nearest
drug store.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-29

To be capable of steady friend
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put into four quarts of tel i'd water,
and this be used in washing win
dove and mirrors, instead OF pure
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cleaned surface q polish no amount
or mere friction can give.
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Whatever makes men good Chris.
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aess.w. Daley. Nd. 3. r. DALEY Il
DR.. b. w. Daley,
uAS associated bis Sea, Or. q. r Day
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

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S Ses without you, Laniment woqld be worshiess.
Sruises and eured thsm. rhex Say 1s q the bcss
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without any teacher; you came to the rescue
Wnen Miss Lnfurge deserted nor Dcisarte class
20 suddenly, AMI CO rtainiy We are ali improY-
ing In grace under your instruction, heard
you telling Tommy Eames lust evening how
his club made mistakes IN playing baseball:
you seem TO be up ali the latest fads' and
know Just what to do under ali circumstances:
you entertain beautifully; ana IN the last
montn you have I'M proved SO III health, owing.
you tell me, 10 your physical culture exercises
Where DO you get all OF your information
you never go to- tho city"
KATE: why, Jennie, you will mako me
vain. Il have only one source OF information,
put II is surprising how IL meets 6II wants. 1
very seldom hear OF anything new but what
the next Few days bring mo full information
on the subject. Mugic7 MOL Magnzinei
And great treasure it Is TO us all, for it
really furnishes the reading for the whole
nouschold: father has given up his magazine
tnat ne mas taken Tor years, as ho says this
one gives more and letter information on
the subjects OF the day; and mother says
that II Is that that makes her such a famous
housekeeper. In fact, we all agrec that Il e
the only really FAMILY magazine published,
as we have sent for samples of ali or them
ana md thnt one Il all for mon, another all
Tor women, and another for children only.
while this ono suits every one of US; so We
only need To tnko ono instead OF several, and
that is where the economy comes in, for IL a
only 500 a year. Perhaps you think am
too lavish in my praise; but will let YOU see
ours or. better still, send 10 cents TO the pub
Usher, w. Jennings Demorest, Is East 1lth
Street, New York, for a sample copy, and
shall always consider that / have done you
great favor; and may be you will be cutting
us out, as you say we have the reputation OF
being the best Informed family In town. II
that be so, IL Is Dcmorest's Family Magazos
that does It"