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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-17
The CAMP MEerlNo.
AsOthsr Is,sFsatiaE pa5 DaWu ca th'
SfoandsTlIis OF0unJs.

SfoundsTiiie Grounds.
Yesterday vas besutitul. c9ol day at
tho camp ground, aud quite large
number Of people from tOUn and the
surrounding hills we're on the SroupdL
Wednesday evening Rev. George
Stuart preached very interesting and
Instructive sermon on tho subjec: OF
Character" which was listened TO with
marked attsntiou.
Yesterday morning tho usual class
meeting was hold, Rev. q. w. Grimes
presiding, IN which many OF tue old
people took part.
At 1890 a. m. tho sermon by Rev.
John BoriRg. on the same subject as
Yesterday, 1.-THE Descent OF the Holy
Spirit" was listened 10 By good congre-
CATION, who were much pFofted thereby.
The children's meeting aud tho young
peoples meeting were both well attend.
Cd, especially the latter. which was de-
voted TO the consideration OF work for
the Mister, what 1t was and where and
when :, was 10 DO domS. The testimony
nt the close developed the fact that every
one that spoke had been brought 10 EN-
brace Ghfistthr0Ugh the individuatinha.
ence OF some person or persons, and TAX
ing these facts In connection with the
teachinH Of tho Bible tho ieadut con-
cluded that God intended to save tho
world through the instruInentulity Of
man, and thai whatever man or women
did in the world tho only real work
done for God 10 the world was that, the
aim OF which was to snve human soul.
The services Of to-day will be, clabs at
0 q M, sermon at 1880, childrcn's
meeting Q p. M, young peoptes meet
ing ut 1 .. IN. aud preaching by Rev.
George Stuart at s p. IN.
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FOR SALE.
V w r NJ
AMTnsH 81 Il.

COME MERCHANTS would
y have you believe that trade
enters a condition of tor
ridity about July !, and re-
mains so till the cool days Of
September wake it to life and
activity again.
But, begging your pardon, that
is not true. There is no season
Of the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea.
pOn in which they do not want
them. BY tho same token.
there is no season in which it
will not pay TO advertise.
However, il your ncighbor has
this old.fashionGd notion, andis
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all tho better
chance for You. II you think
people are not hunting bargains
ID warm weather, try it,
Everybody is not out Of town,
by u large majority!
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CONSTANT coughing viii, il neglected.
inHame tho Cntiro mucous membrane
lining tho air passage to lhelunGs: CnbSeb
Cough Cure Is tho only rOmcdv 10 DO
relied upon TO give quick relief and
allny inflammation. It is soothinG ~
lie effect; is most pleasant and agreea'
bio to take; children like ii.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John klHti,
Wheeling, aud BowiO & Co., bridge
nort. Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S A LIE.

House OF seven rooms. Eighteenth street. with
sIS.rOomed house IN the rear. lot 'bxl0, Si.7OO.
House 81 three rooms. Lind street, Belvedefe,
iIon.o OF rooms. TorStr between I'd aud
cd streets, with i.roOmed house IN the rear;
House Of rooms c3d street, sI.5O0.
4 Fine Improved farm OF sixty acres, three
miles east Of Wheeling.
llouSG OF i've rooms, Twenty'thifd street
S2,JO0
iiaasc 81 inrec rooms, Market street Centre
Wheeling. 500. ,,-.-. ,,,,.,
wnrll. easy IcEnS 5000.
House Of I've rooms, brick, Fourteenth atse,t
House of four rooms Jacob street. Sixth
IISa i ayc rooms. Woods street. East Wheat
Fine farm. ls7 acres three mil0I from Mounds.
willie. with splendid improvements. This is u
'f 10 isct of land fronting on MccOllOch aud
Lind streets
Hotel Of fourteen rooms, doing good buSIucSL
splendid location. cheap.
House OF seven FOOmS aud hall, Chapllno
street Centre Wheeling, Sl,ah
Lot east end Fourteenth street, Sin
lots on IIpI street, BetysdeFU, S!f5 each.
lots In Behrcns & SpGldcl's addition. Hand.
lan's addition to North B1nwoOd. u gigs Rnu.
CnldWclls Run. Pleasant Valley, Dellovue aud
other i,lacaS SIS and near the civ.
Money to loan IN city real estate: SD SDl
SOO 800. $40. $1,000, sI,jO) aud s!,On
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DoS'r fail to attend tho opening OF
our now store, No. 1919 Market street,
Saturday, August is. Concert in tho
evening by Opera House Orchestra.
KRAUs Bios,
Clothiers and Furnishera
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NOTES on NAvIGArIox.
stage of Water nnd Aioyom snts OF Boats.
Tho River 1ntsFpstS

Stage Of Water nnd Atovsm snts OF Boats
Tho River 1nterpstS.
Tho river is now at lower stage than
II has been this summer, II Inches aud
slowly falling
The annual meeting OF tho AtoCk.
holders Of the Pittsburgh and CiRGiR.
natl Packet Line for tho election OF
officers was held yesterday, says tho
Pittsburgh Di'patch. The following
board OF directors was reelected: James
A. Henderson, superintendent and gen.
ersI manager; Capt. =. S. Calhoun, vice
president; Capt. j. L. Ellison, suRcrin.
tCndcnt Cincinnati offices; Il. W. 4.
Johnson, SECRETARY and treasurer; cap.
tains, John N. Phillips aud Thomas NJ.
Rees. Tho reports submitted showed
that tho last ssason was not as favor.
able rs tho year before on account OF
tho short period Of navigation. There
were only six and half months Of nNvi.
CATION this last season. Dividends wer0
declared Juno Is. The building Of
new steamer To eclipse any boat in tho
Cincinnati trade was discussed yoste-
lay,
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Matter o. Text Books Was the
Absorbing Subject
AT THE REGULAR BOARD MEETING

Las. EyonIng-PIehs Between sup-
parters of oiItebslrs aud Frye's
dsographics-Tho Matter Laid Over
Until Next Ycar-ln tho Meantime
There IS M Contract With Any
PIrm-othOr Business Attended TO
by the Board.
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THAT oily and rough skin cured. and
tho taco and hands beautitiod by John:
SOM Oriental Soap; medIcated and
highly perfumOd. Charles Il. Goetzo
aud W. ". Irwin.
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Dox'r full to attend tho Opening Of
our now storc. No. 1910 Make: street.
Saturday, August -. Souvenirs fer
everybody. kRAus BEos.,
Clothiers and FurDishOrs.
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Rev. JoHS BoRISG will DO heard from
at tho old camp grounds. MoundSyillc,
August OH TO 10Th.
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FROM nEADw ArERs.

Pittsburgh-Riycr 8 feet @ inches;
weather clear and pleasant.
WarrOn-Rivor thrOe.tOnthS OF loot
below zero; weather fair and cool.
Oil City-Rivor . inches md station.
AIRY; weather cloOr and pleasant.
Grconsboro--ltIvcr 9 foot inch and
falling slowly; weather fair and warm.
Tho James &. Blaine Is duo up and
down Friday.
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BOOKS md Stationery, AssIgueo'S Sale,
Great Bargains. Lowest prices.
nEISKE ELLIS, g. Twelfth Street.
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TEAS. SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
And Coffee Roasters.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can FoII0B
OUR PRICE LIST:

Large Lemons lie
lIalf.plat Jelly Glase, per dosca...........- csc
Quart Mason Jars 'oe
Bakers Tomatoes. . cans tOr...-..... "SO
Bcatstaulari Tomatoes, ) eauI fo;-......-.... &c
s..ndlrd Sugar Corn, cans tOf-,...........-. 2SO
Sugar Peas. cans &c
ISFtle.t Pears eau, for Sc
Choice Red salmon. caut for..............---. CSC
Eresh Ginger snaps. pounds fOE $50
Baking Powder. per pound Toe
Fresh nutter craekerL pounds fOr........... CSC
Large Lump Gloss Starch. : pounds for..~e- :5S
Rolled Oats. pounds ior.................... Csc
Pains Root Beer bottles foE ................ $50
lInlfplnt Beer Mug Mustard. glasses for. $50
iiaifpint catup bottles $50
Clothes Pins. pOr 10
Carpet Tackt ounces. per bsz...,............. io
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Rents Reduced

No. 3ilo McColIoch street: will arraqgs tof
TWO tcnautS, or ono. and pat In hsst.c.gSS oFls-.
30. ~ Ihirty'Scvcnlh stFect. second iIOJE 81.
Nu' l:si Zane street, SecOud iloOr. ~
No. 81 EnTStTect. one or two families
No. 9li M0ln street. two.ssoEy bTtnE.
No. 3l1l MrCOllDch street, twostnry frAme
No: 81 Main street, largI modern brlcg dwell
luz, fourteen rooms
No, lSgt MrCall0sh street. brick. stt0a
no. ~ OHIO stnct thrtO rooms. t7Sl
M. y Virginia street, franc. six rooms
The WhlilnGtnn Place, house hnt . asr4G
No. 6ln M2ln street. brick dwelling
No, 2lJi Mnln SlEnat, iiF1t floor Ihrco rOJnS
No, II fhirIy.Lhlnl street. brick 1.-Two nNlinI
Two splendid niice rooms IN Masonic hull l,ny
No. sG ChRn''HH street, Avd rnomS. Stj5t
No. li0i Market street. ntllco ruumS
No. III Thirty.thlrd S:r6ls, flTu ronn,. SD
No. Nb Mnlu street, twelve rooms anl Dt;I
0hIee rooms S. Htbbari block. rStt Market u
SO. l1!! Main Ht.csI, second and ihr,l ilJN
eFildCID building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-14

A few minutes after nine o'clock yes
terday morning residents OF McColloch
street, between Thirty-frst and Thirty
third streets, were startled by two re-
volver snots, fired very close together
The shots closed the earthly career Of
Frank Blakemore, who lived with his
wife and one son, George, at No. 1928
McColloch street.
The shots were fred by the son, in
self-defense and In defense Of his moth
er, from the violence of the husband
and father, and the bullets were sent
on their mission Of death with unerring
aim, both passing through the heart Of
Mr.. Blakemore, who fell dead with
merely an explanatory "Oh! ohv
A large crowd quickly gathered, and
George Blakemors was placed under ar
rest by Officer John Devlin and taken to
the City Hall, when be was soon for
mally committed to jail by Justice Gill
lespY for hearing, the time OF which
has not been definitely fixed. Coroner
Schulize was also notified, the inquest
was set for two o'clock, and an autopsy
was arranged for.
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BADLY COT.
A SERIOUS ROW ON TIE KEYSTONE STATE,
Just Below SisIersvills bbout Midnight Saturday
Night-Marshsll Stanton Stabbed
BY John Hsnry.

Yesterday morning at an early hour.
when the Keystone State landed at the
wharf from down the rive, Marshal G.
S. Kidd, OF SIstersviIle, brought 3 col
ored rouster named John Henry ashore,
and delivered MIN to the police, the
charge against him being the probably
fatal cutting OF Marshall Stanton,
also colored, and like Henry, en-
ployed upon the boat After being
locked up for q short time, Henry was
taken before United States Commisioner
3. j. Campbell. who. after short pre-
liminary enquiry into the facts, COM
mitted Henry 10 jail for an exsmina-
ton Tuesday evening, when the Key
stone State is expected back from her
trip to Pittsburg. Stanton, the wound
ed man, was brought ashore and taken
to the Wheeling Hospital in the patrol
wagon.
The row between the two men &C.
Cured on the boat when IL was about
three miles below Sistersville. The de-
tails OF the trouble were not obtainable
yesterday, but Henry claims that the
cutting, which was done with q pen
knife, was in seli-defense. The prisoner
was first landed at Sistersvile, but as
there Is but an indifferent lookup In
that town, and Stanton seemed to be
fatally hurt, the prisoner, who had been
temporarily in the custody OF Town
Marshal Kidd, was taken back on board
the boat and brought on TO this city.
Stanton's wound was just above the
stomach, and the knife penetrated TO
cavity of the lungs An examination at
the Hospital made the result OF the
wound uncertain, as there appeared to
be considerable internal hemorrhage,
and Stanton complained good deal Of
pains in his stomach. II no favorable
symptoms set in to-day his Gntt-mortem
statement will likely be taken by Com
missioner Campbell, as a precautionary
measure.
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FURNITURE varulsh. Kurner & Chew
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the City Last
Evening


Andrew Schroeder. 9 brother OF the
South Side undertaken, has accepted a
uosition at the North Wheeling pottery
after being idle for the last eight
months.
Notices ware posted at the tube works
that the bell.weld furnace would
be of this week owing to the strike.
Other orders have been given, and the
furnace will be on as usual this week.
ABOUT one o'clock this morning on.
GERS Donovan and Moran arrested
George O'Neill and Boa Dixon. They
had a silver table caster 10 their pos
session, which had probably been stolen.
TIE old scales At the Riverside iron
works have been torn away and another
new pair Of scales will % bslt ~ once.
The new ones will bs ready for opera
ton to-day. Each pair will be made 10
weigh 100 tons.
The small nail mill at the Belmont
will be put on this morning with coal
after an idIeness for the last three
weeks. All the works except the fur.
mace will be on the latter part OF this
week, and some Of 1t will be run by gas.
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minor Matters OF Intersss Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Insersse Brishy ana
Plthily Told.
A BAY horse was stolen from Robert
Miller, Sr., at Beech Bottom, Saturday
night. A reward is offered in another
column.
A wagon owned by Hess & Lennon
broke down yesterday on the new Back
River bridge. Street car traffic was de-
layed for about an hour as the result
MRS. q. II. LYDIcK, OF No. 2745 Chap
line street, dieo yesterday afternoon.
She had been sick since last Tuesday.
The remains will be sent this morning,
by the B. g. O., to Quaker City for
burial.
THE funeral Of the late Miss Ella K.
Arkle will take place this morning at
o'clock, from the family residence, re-
QUEEN mass being said at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception. Tho In
terment will De at Mt. Calvary.
SAMUEL SwAYNE, one OF the best
known among the w. & l.. +. men Of
this city, is very Ill, and 1t Is thought
he is In a dangerous condition. A few
days ago he was sealing one OF the
freight cars, when be struck his hand
on one Of the seals. Little attention
was paid to the Injury, but blood pois-
oning has set 10, aud he is laid up as a
result.
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after him-I kept close TO him through
1t all. don't know ii be got the
Ratchet. He got down and ! heard bis
hand among the wood. hunting for the
Ratchet, and threw myself down over
him, or like back of him-l had my
hands on his armand the shots were
fired-two of them. They were close
together. Frank hallowed: OH OH
and he either threw or fell back-I don't
know which. He fell right between my
knees, like. As be fell back he pulled
me--the weight OF him. His arms went
up, and his head struck me here indi-
eating her breast and l screamed, and
George was standing there Indicating
the spot. in front Of the stove. He had
the revolver In his hand, and he handed
il to me. 1 was afraid he would do
something to himself. Frank never
spoke"
Q.-Do you know where the revolver
was usually kept? A.-No.
Odd you know George had q re-
volver. A.-No. sir.
In reply to further questions Mrs.
Blakemore said she did not miss George
from the room after he first came down
and did not know whether he brought
the revolver with him or went back for
IT, She knew he was dressed in his
pants and shirt, but she did not notice
whether be had on his shoes or not.
This concluded the evidence and the
jury returned a verdict that Frank
Blakemore came Is his death from gun
shot wounds inflicted by George Blake.
more.
The preliminary examination will
likely not be set for two or three days,
as Captain Dovener will be out OF town
to-day
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Hou painting. Kurner & Chew.
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A. C. Briceand, of Plttsburg, is here,
G. s. Kidd, OF Sistersville, is at the
Behler.
A. B. Champion, of Cincinnati, is at
n the Mcclure.
c. II. LOOMS, OF Sistersvile, is among
those at the Beher.
A. d. Adler left yesterday for an
Eastern business trip.
A. Brown, OF New MartInsville, is re-
gistered at the Stamm.
Mrs. Adam Forepaugh and son dined
at the Windsor yesterday.
Fl. s. Scroggins, Jr., OF Moundsville,
is registered at the Behler.
Robert McEldowney, Of New Mar
tinsvllo, is registered at the Windsor.
Nicholas w. Gardner, Of South Chap
line street, is recovering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
DR.. ]. r. Marley, OF South Chapline
street, who has been i'll, is able to attend
TO his work again.
Bert Mcconnell, OF the South Side,
is home from visit to his former home
In Baltimore. Md.
Frank Cox, OF Canal Dover, who has
been visiting friends in Etnaville, will
return home to-day.
ST. CHARLES: w. c. France and r..
X. Lane, Middlebourne; and b. Is. VIII
loughby, Warrington.
P.L. Taggart, of Plttsburg, was yes
terday the guest Of Harry King, the
South Side confectioner.
Eli Moore, of GAINESVILLE, visited the
the home of Charles Menkemeller, OF
the South Side, yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Marschner, OF South
Wood street, left yesterday for visit
20 her children at Fostorla. Ohio.
Mrs. Henry KunkIe, OF Uhrlchsville,
Ohio, is i'll al the home OF her father,
Edward Jones, OF South Jacob street
Miss Celia Brusinger, Of Parkers-
burg, who has been visiting the Misses
Merge, of North Main street, has re-
turned home.
Charles Beswick, Councilman Of
Tiltonvile, was in the city yesterday
on a visit TO his parents, who live on
the South Side.
Adam Mauer, well-kuown South
Side young man, has been chosen as
engineer at the power house OF the
Street Car Company.
DR.. L. S. Riggs and wife, OF South
Chapline street, will leave tomorrow
afternoon for a two weeks visit TO rela-
tives in Pennsylvania.
George Cooper, one OF the fremen at
the power house OF the street railway,
has resigned his position, and Is now at
work 1t the Reymann brewery.
John Wright, DIR. w. E. Stathers and
Cecil A. Robinson, left yesterday over
the B. G o. for a fishing trip to the
mountains OF this State. They will be
gone about week. The Doctor goes
to recuperate in health.
Henry Ebbert, one Of the well known
veterans. employed on the street cars,
is said 10 be the happiest man In the
town. His Joy is caused by a recent
arrival at his home, and he Is promising
his friends a number OF treats by reason
of it.
Miss Alberta Grub, popular young
lady Of South Market street. entertain
ed a dozen couples Of her friends At her
home a few nights ago 10 delightful
manner. Good music was furnished,
and one OF the most tempting OF lunch
cons was served. Dancing was one OF
the features Of the evenings amuse-
ment.
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son as she was for herself, stood to the
rear and right of her husband, and be-
tween the stove and the east kitchen
window. The son was then about five
feet from his father, to the south and
east OF the stove, and nearly on line
between the east window and the door
on the west side of the room leading
into the parlor. The situation at that
moment will be more fully seen oy g
glance at the annexed diagram.
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WALL Papers. Kurner & Chew.
NOTES OF The RIvEH
News OF the Boats aud Bottmsa Along
The Ohio.

News OF ths Boats and Bottmsn Along
the Ohio.
The bredge boats Ohio and 0swego
passed up last night.
The keystone State came up yester-
day morning, aud ran aground on the
glass house rifle" near the head OF
the Island. She got off during the az
ternoon, and proceeded on her way.
OH. CITY, PA, May l4.-Rlver foot
10 inches and stationary; weather, clear
and warm.
GREENSBORO, PA, May l3.-River.
feet and falling; weather. warm and
very dry.
WARkEY, PA. May 13.-River 2 feet
and stationary; weather, dry and warm.
STEUBESvILLE, o., May l3.-RiVer )
feet and falling; weather, clear and
warm.
MoRGANTowN, W. VA, May ID
River 6 feet inches and stationary;
weather, warm and very dry.
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Walnut, Cherry, oak stains, X. &
r,,rb Anp,ver,ary Celebration

Last night, at the Wesley II. f.
Church, OF the South Side, the Ep-
worth League Of the congregation, cele-
brated it's fifth anniversary in pleasant
religious event. A special programme
bad been prepared and large crowd
listened to IL with the closest attention.
The programme consisted OF readings,
and the singing Of songs The pastor
OF the church made an appropriate ad-
dress OF conservation.
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SMALL TALA

Sand Paper, Emery Paper, X. & C.
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THROUGH THE Heart.
A Parricide on the South Side, Yes
terday Morning.
FRANK BLAKEM0RE KILLED BY
HIS. SON
Who Shot His Father Twice Through
the Heart, in Defending
His Mother.

The Tragedy Occurred at Nine
O'clock, in the Kitchen of the
Family Residence, No. 1928
McCulIoch Street.-The Evil
dence Adduced Before the Cor
oner's Jury-A Verdict That
Deceased Game to His Death
by Gunshot Wounds Inflicted
by George Blakemore-The De-
tails of Sad Affair.
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Kurner & Chew, painting contractors
ABOUT PEOPLE

Daily Chronicle of tho Movement OF
individuals.
Ssee,oI telegram 20 ne Rsoss-.
New YORK, May 13.-Dr. j. n. Pipes
is at the Continental Hotel. Mrs. |. l..
Barclay, of Bethany, w. Va, sailed on
the steamship Fnlda. OF the North Ger
man Lloyd line, for Genoa.
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Carriage Paint. Kurner & Chew.

A very hurried eompsrIson will demon
strate TO you that the DAILY and sunday
RerAter h the best local ano tsieErsphio
papeA pubIishsd In uheeiing. Is cents
per VI elk, delivered to any part OF The
city an Surrounding nslehborhood
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INTERIOR OF THE KITcHEK.

A.-Cupboard containing the Ratchet, in front
OF which Blakemore stood
Mrs. Blakemore, with her hand on her
husbands shoulder.
C-Gsofge Blakemore when he hFed the
EhCta
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Experience
Does Il.

To make money you be willing to spend some Many
seem to only article that needs advers
in, but that is great mistake.
every merchant advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing it.
Nothing its sale materially increased
by newspaper publicity.
Judcious advertising only the best way make
toners the cheapest WE'LL 1t gets them and keeps
them for you.
There is strong competition all lines of business.
You advertising give you your share of the trade and
you need it done skllful and intelligent way
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-17
A Niece of Robert Burns.

Returning past the thorn aboon the
well, we came bya pleasant way to Bridge
side cottage, the home of Miss Isabella
Burns Begg, niece of the bard and his
only surviving near relative. The cot
tage is a coZy structure in stone, from
whose matched roof a dormer window, bril-
liant with flowers, peeps out through the
foliage which embowers and half conceals
the tiny homelet. The trimmest of little
maids admitted us at the roadside wicket
and conducted us along path bordered by
flowers to the cottage door, where stood
Miss Begg beaming cordial welcome upon
the pilgrims from America. She is the
daughter and namesake of Burns youngest
and favorite sister, Isabella, who married
John Begg. We found her to be a singrl-
larly active and vivacious old lady, CHEEKY
and intelligent and manifestly pleased to
have secured appreciative auditors for her
"reminiscences of her gifted relative, She is
of slender habit, has bright and winning
face and soft gray hair, and when she was
seated beneath the Burns portrait we could
see that her brilliant dark eyes are like
those on the canvas.-T. +. Wolfe in La
dies Home Journal.