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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
LIBRO8.
OBRAS DE- DERECHO

De venta On d BoLsrN MERoAx-
TIL:
Jurisprudeneia popular por Fran
cisco Lastres: "Tutela y Consejo
dc familia," ID testamnsto , 10
heeencia," +" ri matrimouio," " FL
liaci6n- PatEia. Potestad. / m Q n.
toe.'
Oorpilaoi6n do las dlsposiclonss
|oEgAnioas de 10 Administsaei6n do
Justieia On Ultramar. por Ram6n
H6nchex Oeaiia.
RepeEtosio do Jurispeudene.ia On
matsria criminal tornado por uns
junta Dc abogsdos, bajo ls disee-
|oi6n dc don Vicente Romego Gil
ron: comprende desds 81 ailo 1870
{ 1890. =
Ley De 1njuIeiamisaso OWL, por
ManFesa, 3 tomoe.
O6digo OWL, por d. 6eayola, 10
t0mOs J 2 ap6ndiees. -S
Oompilaei6a legislativa, pos Fer.
nkndes, 10 tomoe. -
O6digo Do Oomeseio, por nomss
no 0ir6n, l tomo.
Codigo dc jussieia mllitar.
Leyes eiviles do Rspahs, pcs Ne.
aina > Marah0n, l tomo.
O6dige, civil, pos @. Do las o.
sas, l toIno.
Instrunensos pdblisos. por Ear
$3.50, tomo.
Leg do Knjulclaulsnbo civil POI
10 RsvistA Do loo tEibunalaa,l i tone
oodigo pesAl para Oaha J Pnss.
70 kieo. pos idsm ldsn, ! temo.
M abogsdo papalas. pos p. Ha-
gueA / tomo. 4
O6dlgos Antiques Do EspallA pol
MAsesl0 1astines Alsuhllla. ! %
moe.
Diselosario naaisipal pos Go
lantss ; bomcs.
DislonaEso = aamlnlssrasi6a
pos AlesbillA, 10 tomos.
AnnAzios Gel % J 90, Alsahllla.
Defesho . s4miAlssEnnvn, pos
Ahella, ) tomOa.
DissoasEio Dc foemuiasioa, %,
laew, ] eomn
Aaaaai dsl Jaagados Maniapa
leA pof idem, ] tome.
MAnuAl Del 9easelAsio ae Ayun
tAmisntos. pos iAsm. l eoma.
| Manual Dc tormnlaxios pasa Jul
sios savisea POI idsm, 1 teme.
nAaaai d. tOsmalassm pasa
eriminai. pos Men, ! icuo.
| iasn 90 tsslaDansaxiAa pc ~
1 tome.
| Ias. d oaisssA pss ,Asn.
I,cme.
| iasm % nsrogAasl1a farsas'
poy iasm. tezne.
iasa % nssssA 20 iasn. ! \
10.
lasa. .dsl aA.sissaiA vss Ne.
l tomn.
Jsss.saa AIlsans. Aeslesss Ts
tiae-fs1saieas e tpas sAasa /
Ipsoesdlmseaiss ls1ieAAaeA 80 q
Jeaqaaa 0sasla = hanAnAsA . .
meA
IilIAgislAsl1a - maAaa - -
kaaA. tamA
l~ossssDs - iAmiAA ~ Assa
0nlA 4s 10 OsmsEsAmwsoa Tmssl
d.. - rs~lxA. | ismA
Dsssses sAmamAsaa&1av . - 4
T0. ] tesnA
fs@seaamsssaas OvsAm 60
aAasA. UAsAmiaa. y OemsnnaAnI
sAmanastxaasvaA. pm Y. lMsas1a
mmnM
DsssAsxyssss - rsssA
Tna.as i nsaGm>s IN,
s@ uss1aA AimM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
LIN1A DIIOABkRIHH.

TodoH los lunss 1 las 8 do ID taeds
saldrx ~ vapoF qus, toeando Loo maxtsa
On 10 Isabella do Hagua, llsgsrk . Oh.
baRisn Loo nl&rcole6.
RsternAFG salisnlo:ds OaibaYisn los
iusvss, asspuSs Dc d llsgada del tzsn
Do paeAjsros, con sscala On HAgua, =
llsgafA d lA Habana Loo VisrnsS.
Iodos Loo visrnss & Ia 8 Do n tnrds
Aldrk otro vApor que tosa.i.sn Isabsla
dc eagua LOO s2baaoA y llsgarl ! Oai-
oaEisn Loo Domigos.
1fectuAlx u fstorno:a Alisndo Dc Oai.
BARREN LOO maHtes, depu6s Do b IIsgala
del tran Dc paaAjsros, tooaEk q Hagua
= llsgHIk ! lA HAhana Loo miieealss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

Estes soeites. pro-
ducto dc una hbrica-
ci6n especial, deb'ds .
In expeFiencla adquiti-
dad uHa npe lauahoB
airs en- ID indnslxiA De
Yed0ar petr6 60 tantO
en- los Nstados Unid0..
como en- Cuba M6iieo
J Otros patsae !, son, si.
no auperiores, iguales
= los mejores quo %
impor san del eStsanie-
ro, bajo diversos nolu.
hres y malcas, "a pof
sas buopas euandsdes
b minicaa, cuantoi por 10
s~gu1idad qua oheeer,
{ csnss, de ems Altas
graduadlones On dens'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

para peri6dicos 6 impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- todo
peso. De dolores: sazul, 3encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas+ dltimas en- envases de 500 gra-
mos y 1. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
RHKOLCADOR.

1sta empress tisns sl vspor A0UI.
LA. potsnts pa.a rsnolquss pos hs
eostas Do satA Ida, J habilitande d
bombas pan ashiaSaa ' atilss pasa ~.
vaRouto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

DOC2llNl CRI2TlAAL
pOR GIL ESTEVE

Nueva:.. sdici6n psrfeesamsnts
impresa = encuadsrnadA On car
ton, ! NUEVE PESOS gEuesa
al contado.
Tomando 10 grussas % haes
m buen descuento.
Ds ysnta en- ssta ImprentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

TTUAN M-OAP1TAL

: OonsulAde Do Mttieo, Ban iasec
.omislonists, Asense pEindp Do
n Oompahia gsnefal Tras .4iAata-
- lvaporss fanoasesl, Oonespoa
~ al Credit Lyounals dc Para "a
S,essrtante Do los Hstableeimisn-
=. AZ Gall do PshA DO la Oom-
~ do Hsgueos eontrA inesndlos
TogWisa URi6a, ydsla Oompa
nsoa6o.a = AliAssA De Asagnsa-
,asc > DC Basesleaa. Tisss So
Ent AsssAaa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17


Eajuieiamlento civil. pog galee.
do, l tomo.
Ley do snjuieiamiento civil. Dmi
Iio Reus, 6 tOm0o
Legislaci6n HlpoteoaEia por Ga.
lendO, 4 tomos
Ley Hipotesaria CON Reglamsps
10, poR Aorell, / tomo.
NAnesles judloiales para 10 eei.
minal. Is.
Taotloas dc Reeluta, 20 ets.
Idem Geecl6n = OompAaiA, 60 etS.
1dem Battalion; 50 ois.
Manual Do Glasses do tropa. 2 to.
mos 8 2.76. !.
O6digo dc Justicla KIlltaT, 30
eontAv0s.
Llbros para la Academia
,preparatorla.
Aritm6tisa, poR Salt.
noe, i stomo. ..e~.ss q oO
Algebra, por hem 2
bomo ...s....~A...s W
/, 0eometfiA Doe Orte.
GA, y t0moe. o %
Tngronometria, por
Comes J Palette, l 10
NO. IW
GeAmktioa feAneosa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

dad yeetsE ureaIados pusba de eevadas
escepconalea cond ssa Gsss s
HeH combustion szposanta, ash d hamo Mal eey
Ademss anotado peeferbles eueque
oecsn loo eonsumdoe vent dc pEeeios
ms 1eduados los do lee anja cabdA de
sss galOas msntsas gus lee qua mportsD on
naR Dc O. media. -sfasaf -ce ot. 81 ss
Agsssse sNss psss te1a b AlG SOBRINOS DE EzQUIAGA
DM Juan Puerto. Hco Gale do 10 Foiaesa u6meeo II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
LIN1A DH PUERTO-RIOo.

Ealsp los dias 10 30 les vaporsa
que hAcsn sl ssrvioio de- Oorrsoe.
81 del diA 10 toca On Nusvitas, Giba-
n, Bafaeoa, Guantanamo, Ouba. Oabo
Haitiano J Port-au-P Prinee Pusrto PA.
q, Ponee, xaysgosz, Aguadilla , Sun
Juan Do Puerto -Rieo. Al rstoruo karA
seeala sp.loa mismos pusrtos.
III dol DIN 30 irk pof Nusvit %, G
ban, Pafseoas s.GuAntinano, Cub San
70 Domingo. Ponce, Mayaguss, Agua
dtlla J San juan dc Puerto -Riso, '
niendo poR Loo nismos pssrtos.
RetoFnafin sAlisndc do Pusrto- -Riee
Loo dias % y 5 rsspsetivamsnts, toes
I'm On Cuba los dias 80 , ., usgands
{ 10 HabanA On laa lsekas sorrespon-
disntsg Do 4 y Il ds oada meg.
Hinguno do sstos doe vAporss tUeaeA
D - ROtoHno en Guantknamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

N.Vsnsss % u Mpse49. &
Bornzu kxsoAsxu.
II bolSa, d Qomsecio =
- soaledades Hereaa.
Gles, ] tomo 4,
Gbooiones do Deeeoho Nes
eAnNl, pog vaxios alum
|1os d doa Luis 6llvelA !
t0mo..~ .~~~...> u
1beo do las GAtiEaa Dor
don Ventura Ruis ASui-
leSA, eomprendes G1t.
sAA Ii aroedia modar.
m, Gsandssas do loa
,,peque6os, Bplgranasy =
lletEillAA, VAEias Nbulas
. y 1oralejas, ! somo, s6s.
dee 260 pAginaA..-..- ~
CAndido, Novela pos don
Mariana RAmiso, ! to-
mo y6stiea ea...
WnoQ0eeo y oogeAdillo =
s ID heeneiado Vidxiasa
poe idsm, IN tomo..... f.
1os Ba6os do Argel co.
media por ID, IN tomo.
n gAllaRde espaGol, idem,
par idem, IN tomo. ....
Laleysnda d Noahe-bus
AA.>>~ss sA>~~s ~>>-A~
- Ato del 6aeEistAn, pos
DON Oa1los Tronta0ra.
. tomos. ........---
Felipe q. lstudio Hist6ak
% eEttaeo, pos Y. CO.
mea, ] tomo.----.
[hissro Nstudio eisntlA.
t:Ieo. poR don Julio l0t.
meSs-~~~..sess.....~
HomsnAts Po6Aeo, Poe
aas ds - iAgsaioA .
U8Wos~@~~s s~~~s s~~~
lsysnoA d los DsyeA no
velA Aisoo1ieA, poe don
'Toesuase IasiA6e I o.
moes.~~s~~ s>~sa
HahltAh AhilidaA e les A
tsos, poe don Jos1 10.
reno Euenssa, ] tomc..
Nushles , NplseA saeun.
dA s6xis d eAssAa D "a
ssAodss soose 10 AAhi-
lasl6a. pos =. xiqusl ,
BsdiA ] eomo.->----..
Psasos % Vista poe dos
MlgaA Mora, IN tcmo,
@siso asl maazlKoAio. pos
0usssseo y'esp6lvsdA
tome.--~-.....
ke Hledssas pos ysealaa-
N ] tomo.>---..~.-
OaaiAess Do m vislo pos
doa Teodess oasnsso.
ONo. ses.s e..~-....
nscs ussaoaAlss = CAaaa-
MssA pos 49,. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
LINRA DB CUBA

1AN1A U8 VUbA
LlegafAn solo hssta HAatiago Dc Cubs
loo vapores que salsA los dias s, Is , IS.
. Los do loo dias s y 35 tocarAn On
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, Gibara, Maya
r. Bafecoa, Guantanamo y Ouba
Eldta Is hard Lee missaas sscalss.
& sxcepci6n Dc b de Msyari, , adsnie
toeacA On Esgua Dc Tknamo.
Todos retoFnafdn vsriAcando sug ~
ldss dc Cuba Loo dias IL, 3s , 3, sfse.
tu&ndose Loo sntFadas On 10 HAbanu
On Lac fechae corfeepondisntss Dc 10,
30 J Q Do eada mes = !
NinguHo Dc sstos vspofsa toealA D
90 getorno On Gunntknamo. = -..1s =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
OOLORRS RI TUB08

ARA LA PINTURA AL OHIO Y
LA OUARRLA, 81 AOABAN DN
REOIBIRIEN 16xA IMPRHWxA
Holltn (tssbsl
Bstnn.
BlAneo d pistA
Blaneo Dc plons
BlAnco ds Eine.
Asul sslsstsI
Aaal Dc eohaltAs
AAul Dc PruaiA.
0Astano (tvxa ID Mars,
Oaseahe role.
OsstAao 4 vaa Dyrk
yAFAtn qusmsdS
OArmin d Euhia.
Osntza asuls
bsEnall6A
0utAgAnha
Rris do RAyns
lndige,
Amarillo aslea1mis,.
Amarillo d ssone slasl,
Amarillo Do ssomssess9
Amarillo indiAns.
Amarillo d Hspsissl
Lasa qssmadA
LAsA sa1nism
LAea ruhia
LAea amaFillA
LAsA or1inagis,
LAea vieladA.
hsgse d msrAl
nsgrs d aEsnsns
Ocss eAstnAn
Osss snaTills.
Osfs rgie
Osfs q faAna
UltfAmAr
nstfa q kisi,
RsIo e Hmtnr1.
Rsje 4 VsassiA
5Aagrs d Dsass
DsrfA
Dspis soiasssAA
nsmAiss,
Mnsasa asuuA
xisfs Do 0aassl.
1isFn = OsasnaA.
xisfn e lialla sssssw
nsrrs 4 Iialia ssn.l..
nsfn q asmhm 1900
HIsfm n semhsn s..~
IisFn = nlsas -
usfss = nisas es~~-z.
Dwmsli1n.
bamsIws lagilk
E0lm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
INTI.

para escribir y copiar de diyersas
marcas, q En- potes pequenos hay in<
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
SELLADO

aladrado por ma sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, 10
bres de o6cios, etc.
De venta On esta: lmprsnta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
EMPRESA
COlllosDI uJllHIIi,
y trasportes mIIItares
10 Sobrinos d. Herrera, Habana.

Los vapores dc esta smpFess sfse-
tuRrAn su sslida dssde este pusrto On
'os dfas 5, 10, is, 30 y IS do csda mes,
I las 5 de 10 tarde en- Loo dias dc labor
J / los 13 del dia an los fesivoa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
ESFERAS

pataslas / Escuelas : con meri-
diano de. metal, juegos COM
pletos. de Copernico, Armilar,
'rerrestreiy Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17

TAblss de logalit.
mos, pos Sanohss, 1 TO-
UU . . q 10
Gramltica, ftaneesa, .
por Ollendor6, I tomo 425
Gr6m6tioa idem, p0e -. ~
Arrange, 2 tomos. 3 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
TN N, EAS.

Sc dcab.>..s de recibu' en- la Inepre'a-
tG del B0letfn:
T IN T A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
LrBRoS RELIGIOSOS.

a A recibido On estA 1mpreAtA
nm notable surado do obFas rellgiO-
~. aelectas todas, entire La Gus
les g ensusntEan las dguisRsss'
fmitac.6n do CEissos KsmpiA
,,diei6n eoon6mieA A....--4 5000
Idem dc idem, idsm, edid6a
dc lujo. ... --s-~- ~
AncorA Dc 6alvaoAon..---s 20
Rierctcto cotidiano ......>. lOI
E Devote EeligT6s, sneua-
larnaci6n imitaeion mAEfh nO|
Ins divina, eneuAdernaei6n
mel negra con brooches. - 400
s.sir diyina. encuAdeenaai6n
de riguroso luto.. .....--- AW
I m diYina, enouadeFnacloA
.l5snpiel Dc Australia , NJ 80.
SSs JsVV
0Nc,o del Domingo. 260
Peouefo OAaio, encuadeEnA,
ri6n imisact6R maxfl....o. 500
()6eios Ftnebeee, encuadee-
naci6n % piel con seiievos, 400
N Iyis del OEisaano. encuAi
darnaei6n do piel. ....... 800
Iria celeste, eneuadeznacton
uikel.-~~..s~s.. e~s.s.ss o.Uu
Iyla celeste, sneuadernaei6n
dorado AUU
nueologio Rspanol, eneuA-
dsrnaea6n Do carey con 10
erustaGiones Do nAeae. loO0
Il nuies eat6hsA, snsaadAa'
uaei6n Do nAeaE con ssiie-
- W.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
PARA COPIAR.

Prsnsas.. de todoA tamahos y
precios, & gusto del comprador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
uBRos BARATos

Ds.vsasa, sa Il fnpssaia....ds 10,
BorA1u xnoAuxu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-17
Los MGJORE ACETE RlRl g. IlUMBRADO Dc LIS EMIkIIS.
SON LOS DE LAS MARCAS
''tuL BRILLANTE", "ELEFANTE',
LUZ SOLAR" 'AeuILA",

las ouales est n reeistradas y certificadss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-04-29
Bland on silver.

Hon. r.. p. Bland, Missouri $
Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent, has written the following:
The friends of ofbimetallism have for
some time counted on surprise
for the gold standerdadvocates,
when the primaries We're held,
Probably we were not expecting so
complete a route. So far as the
State Conventions have been held,
the silver cause in the Democratic
party has won it's victories. Oregon,
Washington, Missouri and Ala
bama have all spoken for silver. Lit
is useless to predict as to particular
States. but the Indications show
that the free coinage party will be in
the ascendency at Chicago. Ifthe
Democrats at Chicago put up a
free coinage platform and any
good silver man on it as "a candi-
date, the ticKetwilI sweep the codn-
try. The people are behind the
movement. Nothing will with
stand the popular hatred of the
single gold standard. AS to that
theory of finance, the peopleare
asking themselves and demanding
of the gold advocates an explana-
ton as to how long bonds are to be
issued? How large the debt to he
increased2 To what extent must
the people be taxed, directly and
indirectly, for the special benefit of
the gold standard theorists. The
gold standard is with the people
synonymous TO bonds, bonds, more
and more bonds, taxes, taxes, still
higher taxes with less and lessen
ing volume of money to meet those
burdens, public and private. The
query is, what is the remedy? We
answer the restoration of bimetnll-
ism, with silver to be used as mon
ey, the equal of gold.
r. p. BLAND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-04-29
Memorial.

Conrad Rifle was born, as near
as can be ascertained, III the year
1902, and died April 18th, 1896, at
his home in Robinson district, this
county, at the age of about 94
years. He was married to Jane b.
Caldwell, March 29th, 1882. This
union was blessed with two sons
and four daughters, two of whom
preceded him to the grave. He
Joined the United Brethren Church
in September, 1884, under the
labors of Rev. Il. M. Carler, and
.fse44idarni5cHr s4idarn i5Hr an fonoFed mem65eriluiinitil
the time of his death. "Uncle
Cooney," as he was known by old
and young, will be remembered
by all as good and esteemed citi-
zen and neighbor, and devoted
father; and we have reason to be-
lieve that he had an abundant and
peaceful entrance into "That rest
that remaineth to the people OF
Tod" e. S. r.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-04-29
Reyerence for the Bible.


There is sin prevalent in our
households of which we take little
note, which, in fact, we encourage
either 1>fy,Qn Indifference to it, or
by an active participation in it's
folly and wickedness: the use"1S
the Word of God for the purpose
of making riddles, conundrumns,
puzzling questions, anagrams, etc,
etc, out of it. IF we really be-
lieve in the Divine origin of the
Bible can it be right to give it to
children that they may construe
it's words into odd connections and
make sport and laughter and men
tai legerdemain from its pages2
Is it likely they will reverence on
other occasions what has previous
ly been food for their amusement?
1t is not, and we need not be
astonished if the boys and girls
who have been permitted to turn
the leaves of their Bibles for pas
time and entertainment, turn them
in after years to find pretext for
their infdelity.-Amellia e. Barr,
in April Ladies' Home Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-04-29

From Fridays Daily.
We are glad to see Capt. John r..
Selbe out again after n few days con
finement to his home by sickness.
Messrs. Harry and +. f. Hart and
John II. Robinson, of Mason, were in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Myer Newberger, of Pnrkers-
burg, private Secretary to Hon. j. N.
Camden, was here yesterday.
Mr.. John Il. Beller went up to
Union district this morning to try an
important law suit.
Messrs. j. s. Windon and r.. Il.
Somerville. of the FLATS, were in town
over night.
Miss Margaret Neale, of Ben Lom-
ond, who has been on n weeks visit
to Miss Susie Waggener of Pleasant
Flats, returned to town yesterday,
and will be the guest of Miss Vausie
Beale for few days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-04-29
Getting Something Ahead,

Next to good conscience, there
is probably nothing which 80 en-
ables a man to stand up in his
boots and act out his individuality
as financial independence. One
who does not know where his next
coat is coming from when the one
he has on is worn out, or who is
under obligations that he' cannot
possibly meet, will find that his
personal force in the world, as we'll
as his happiness, ispretty seriously
discounted. Habits of thrift may
sometimes be condemned as
"mean," but those who express this
opinion are usually the last per-
sons to whom one can turn with
confidence in the time of trouble.
Most young men in the United
States start out without any adj
vantage of accumulated capital.
They have their own brains and
hands to depend upon. The old
fashioned advice to save little, so
as to get ahead, is still the sound
est and best advice that can be
given. Whenever you see n young
man of five and twenty, who, unless
he has been spending his resources
in getting an education or i'll sup
porting members of his family, has
nothing laid up for rainy day,
we see man whom it takes a great
deal of stupidity or hcroism for a
girl to marry.
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IN little game of politics
You'll find he seldom grleves,
Who keeps his eye upon the man
With aces up his sleeves.
ReecIl Groye.


special Correspondence, 2lst.
The farmers are now very busy
plowing.
While working with some young
colts, Robt. Young had his right
foot severely hurt by one of them
stepping on it.
The o. r.. II. bridge force nre
now repairing Old Town trestle.
There will be preaching at Big
Elm next Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Sarah Greenlee has return
ed to her home aftera a few days
visit to her cousin, Miss Dora Lew
is, of Flat Rock.
Misses Stella and Maggie Cart
millwere callers at Violet Lawn,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. G. N. Cartmill went to New
Haven Sunday. He will be ac-
companied home Monday by his
cousin, Miss Allie Graham.
Mrs. Blvin Cartmill, of Winfield,
is here visiting her father, Mr.. Har-
rison Rice and family. GAYNELL.
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Som,,hing TO Read.

Over-production is often given
as an explanation for the hard
times. If this country was well
clothed, and we'll fed for three
months there would not be very
much complaint of over-produc-
ton. 1t is because the masses
have not got the money to buy
these goods is the reason the mar
ket is over-stocked. If more mon
ey was in circulation, all branches
of business would start up, labor
would be employed and paid, all
classes of people would have some
thing with which to buy the nee
essary commodities of life, this
money would go into the channels
of trade. All kind of factories
and manufactures would again be
started to meet this demand.
When labor is employed, the mass
es have plenty to cat and wear,
and many of the comforts of life.
To employ labor there must pe
plenty of money. To feed and
clothe this country gives market
for the products of labor Labor
is the great producer of wealth,
without labor even moneyis value
less. Then We cannot have any
prosperity while labor is unemploy-
ed. The scarcity of money has
been the cause of stopping labor
everywhere. The gold standard
alone can be blamed for the con
traction in the volume of money.
Voter why will you commit sui
eide by degrees? Why will you
standby the gold standard?- State
Times.
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mThe Register Immediately open
81 -, on this paper and insinuated
that tn T. & l- is partial to the Kanawha
county man. The assertion IS m un-
fair, nncalled for and not w,IVtall'. :
ed by the facts, or anything th1t
has appeared in this paper, and we
DEFY the Register to point out a
word that indicates what it charges.
State Gazette, Tuesday.
OF course not. Nothing has APP
peared in the Gazette at any time
favoring Judge Guthrie for re-
nomination. 1t has not said a
good or bad word about him,
although he is our county man,
and Republican, and that is
what we complained of. But as
soon as McWhorter placed his an
nouncement in the Gazette, then
it spoke out for McWhorter, and
had not a kind word in the article
for Judge Guthrie. Its article
was surprise to the people, and
our attention was called to it by
several Republicans, and then we
commented upon it. Again we
ask, is the Gazette opposed to
Judge Guthrie's denomination?
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From Fridays Daily
DEDICATION
or the Odd Fellows Temple at CALI.


OF the ODD Fellows Temple at CALI
polls.
Yesterday was the day fixed
upon for the dedication of the Odd
Fellows' Temple at Gallipolis.
In response to an invitation
Point Pleasant Lodge No. 33, went
down in force, headed by the st.
Albans band. Between 30 and 100
members OF this lodge were present,
and the Claribell which had been
chartered for the purpose, took the
lodge down, and all others who de-
sired to go. Probably three hun
dred people from Point Pleasant
were down to witness the beautiful
ceremonies. Our lodge had the
credit of the largest delegation at
Gallpolis.
There were lodges from all along
the Pomeroy Bond, and back in
Ohio, and representatives from
Charleston, Huntington, Honton,
Portsmouth, Pnrkersburg, and Ma
rictta.
Tho address of welcome was
made by Mayor Mauck, and the
dedication address by Grand-Mas-
ter Dryfus.
The parade was composed of
about 600 Odd Fellows, followed
by citizens and carriages, The
march was very long one but the
boys in their gay collars made
the rounds as laid down by the
Committee, bravely, under com
mand of Marshal Walker.
The city was handsomely decor
ated with flags and bunting, and
everywhere the visiting Odd Eel
lows were extended a hearty well
come.
Ariel Lodge may well feel proud
of it's magnificent Temple, and the
great success attending its dedica-
tion on yesterday.
Inn town can there be found
more hospitable people than are
the citizens of Gallipolis.
On their return from Gallipolis
yesterday evening, the st. Albans
Band hunted up the Register office
and treated it to II serenade, play
ing several pieces, and we take this
way to tondor our acknowledgment
of the compliment. 1t isan excel
lent Band, probably the best in the
State, and its members are all
gentlemcn, free from the rough
element that make up the member-
ship of many bands. Mr. II. K.
Dawson, is the Musical Director, OF
Leader of this splendid band.
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orlrln of MemorInl DAY.

In 1862 four ladies decorated
the graves of the soldiers at Ar
lington Heights. In 1864 Con-
gress took notice of ceremonial
SO significant and made this day a
legal holiday. Now the great ma
tional cemeteries are decorated.
and the lonely grave of the un-
known is sought out. And this
beautiful custom has come into
such favor with all the people that
the graves of all our dead are
covered with flowers. How ap-
propriately beautiful! For all the
flowers spell the two words, love
and resurrection.
This is the time of year We talk
of garden truck. We should else
talk of boom.