davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
5skunks Desecrate a Cemetery.

The people of Corbin, Kan, are horri-
fed TO find that skunks have dug into
many graves in the neighborhood Gene
terry and eaten the hands and feet from
the bodies. People are repairing graves
and planning determination of the vermin.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Bricks of Straw and Wood Pulp.

w. l.. Emery, of Topeka, Kan, has
patented q brick made of straw and wood
pulp. 1t is made the same as brick, at
one-third the cost The inventor says.
with the wheat straw that annually goes
TO waste in Kansas he can pave every
town in New England.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Said to Re ehort eIO.OOO.

Elias Baker, ex-clerk of the District
Court at Lancaster County, Neb., is re-
ported to be short in his accounts from
$4,000 to $4,000. The commissioners in
tend to bring suit 10 recover the amount
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Wisconsin SoIOns Meet,

In accordance with the tcall ISSUED last
month by Gov. Upham. the Wisconsin
Legislature assembled in extra session.
The only business to be transacted is the
reapportionment of the State into sena-
.oria and assembly districts on the basis
of the State census.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Twenty-seveu Acres for q PARK. .

Huntington, w. Va, wasfounded thirty
years ago Thursday by G. p. Huntington,
of New York, and is now the second city
in the State in point of size. On the an
niversary day Mr.. Huntington donated
twenty y-seven acres of valuable land to the
.ity for park in honor of the anniversary.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
DecIare = Bovcott..

The ministers of Cleveland have re-
quested merchants, saloonkeepers and the
ater managers to close during the coming
revival. Manager Norris, of the Grand
Opera House, has refused, and the minis
tcrs and their committees annouhce
boycott.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27

branches of human endeavor cannot at
present be said, but the discovery prom
ises to be highly revolutionary, to be not
only one of the wonders of the age, but q
powerful benefactor to mankind. 1t Is
discussed by physicians and professors
and vast things are claimed for it. "If,"
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Blew Open the Safe.

The safe in the Bank of Richards, Yer
non County, No., owned by the Conkling
Bros. of Nevada, was blown open at 2
o'clock in the morning and robbed Of 5000
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Nav Smiths Revelation.

Cincinnati papers publish a startling
statement made to them by Miss May
Smith, Of Louisville, who is acquainted
with the accused murderers, Walling and
Jackson. She says she was in Cincinnati
Jan. IA and took supper with Jackson at
Reider's restaurant. Jackson told her
his friend Will Wood at Greencastle, Ind,
had got girl into bad condition.; that
Wood was going TO send the girl to Gin
cinnati, and he would put her out of the
way. Miss Smith says she cautioned
Jackson of the danger of discovery in
such an enterprise. He said he was too
smart to be discovered. She said after
the murder Jackson wrote to her saying
that he had disposed of the girl-meaning
Pearl Bryan.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27

Du Maurier has recently made the
statement that his profits from 'Tril-
by" including his royalties FROM the
play, amount to S12J,OOO so far.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Eortune for a Matter.

Mathew Gogovitch, who until recently
earned living as a waiter in the restau-
rants of Sacramento, Cal. has received
news from Austria that he is heir to for
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
are travelling on the Nile in dahabeyah
which they have hired for si1 weeks.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
Aimed at the Es1rth.

If the calculations which Prof. Lepsch-
ner, of the California State University,
has made of the velocity and orbit Of the
new comet discovered by Astronomer Per-
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
|MAHER KNOCKED OUT.
BIG FIGHT LASTS BUT ONE
SHORT ROUND.

Fitzsimmons Lands the Deciding Blow
After One Minute and Thirty-hve
Seconds of Actual Fightinx-Texan
Rangers at the Ringside.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
THROUGH THE FLESH
YOUR skELEToN PHoTooRAPH-
ED WHILE YOU LIVE.

Marvels Performed by the Camera
Photographers All Over the World
Discussing RoentGen's Discovery
Negatives Now Easily Made.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
: c. {. Harnum Raying Maniac.

G.. G.. Barnum, prominent st. Louis
an and fatherin-law Of General Manager
w. B. Doddridge Of the Missouri Pa
cific railway, is confined in the Hot
Springs, Ark, prison, a raving maniac
The cause of the mans unfortunate men
tai condition Is attributed to a love affair
in which he was not successful. He be-
came infatuated, IL is said, with Mrs. A.
p. McCrary, a, dashjng, widow, proprie-
tress of fashionable boarding house.
Crawford avalanche., 1896-02-27
WORK OF CONGRESS.


A Comprehensive Digest OF the Pr.-
ceedings In the Legislative Cham
bers at washington = Matters that
Concern the People.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

ORC wash, June 11-The great diorste
be-, n which ere found lodges OF gold
bearing iron and copper pyrites. has been
sraras "a the range 81 foothills dividing
the Gyarcran and Sisnilkareen valleys. and
IA found scanned all through with mineral
on KRUGER mountain. This Is a ridge rls-
irr about go feet above Osoyoos lake on
The south vest. the line Of monuments
which mark the boundary passing along
lie summit. ana the whole mountain on
A-th stsss or the Hne r. rich with the red
f~on cars which hetray the presence ~ the
precious metals beneath. The same miner
a. belt russ southwest % the point Of the
dividing ridge and discoveries have been
extended tap the Sinntikamssn for some ais-
lance north 90 the boundary. The maun~
tain is named after Theodore Kruger. a
r,lnnner Of Osoyoos lake who has lived on
,ta aAerszs for thirty years. trading With
yn3ians. raising stock and running the
customs house sns post Gree. and waiting
Tor the time whes the development az the
mines an8 the construction % y railroad
woa}d revarti his pstiea>s. HIS tine seems
near ne hand, tog capital has already BE-
y-,u 20 lake hold ~ Kruger mountain. and
tNa engineers - the Columbia & Western
ar Running thslr l3Te through 2 raSs 70
ne east far an entrance % the valley. NJ
wfi-h shey wiz make the survey 20 Penslc-
ten.
~
- Which there are cen ~ twelve running
ra-afef n an east snf west dirscfle~ are
Quarts. carrying troa ard copper saIphfses
n which fhere - Is Eco3 showing - gold
as silver THE courfTw rack - born
hia~sIs dfarftr. Nth 9ikss q s~htst ana
granite TIE ore carries about So Ea}A n
an aTerase Arb ST amount - conner
eraal - ths best lesees 81 Boundary r~eas
wfh 4 su-aU amount % silver Though
IN. lodges are smaller on tha surface ga,
sNas~ e. ere Districts f1Ert sa~ eexf shax
ara wsseatnr wfth senth ara WI nsss-
enough ere - vnrranE the erection q
F-sttf-s n1sot when 1svaioprVeef has syss "A
greater rvaw~ees- - FAR ire wo-k rae
her sona ~ ths locstars who ara a..
sssuas pssor res. bat tkev sao~ TAnaae,sA
y>er~evera rra ant have made earn -
fearsnrr usea neaF spr5ag On tAs eassa-~
stse ~ 3es wau1laiH
rae rreesrre - Dlrs-a1 o. fttx y-.-,-
tafs waz ersl sAssvves as long a. ta-srtv-
years axo ey she eng tne~FS RAc rsaf,s-s 49,.
rnennnnrnsN a. FHe haGnfa~v. hslf 81 7srss
rot uasH eve vsars arc tat anv sses-ss~
discoveries EFr~ Fasse hF George A F-rs4l
as " = ktiieF. n tse srrtaE - fssl
thce aers fesvelteE aEsF shs mountain -
ssrs - sorae asf aarses Waea ssee sssB.
&eagy eamr 9baa she e8serap - a fesa
* So9psx sglsA22sA x&sy Cd Eas rsxAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
In the SLOGAN Counfrv.

IN the SLOGAN country. says the Spokane
Miner, there are some twenty-five or
thirty diviiend-payinS mines. the total
output OF which last year. according to
xmelter returns. was nearly double the
output of the Trail creek camn SLOGAN tS
some three years older than Trail, and
mora mines have been put on paving
basis. but the fact remains that the
wealth is stili there. and 10 ell apnear-
snces viii BE listing Another condition
which Increases the production OF the So
can country IS that many Of the mines
become producers az a very small outlay
OF capital. as the ore bodies lie near the
surface and are easily worked. and carrv
values sufficient 20 pay larre returns
This IL y condition, zoo. that invites IN
vestrneuts. for the reason that n - q
'roor mans camp" There are properties
IN the SLOGAN country that today are nav
ing handsome profits 20 their owners. Of
which the general public hears nothing
partly for the reason that they are owned
~ individuals who prefer 20 keep their
business 20 themselves
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
AGAINST MIR. HEATON
County Commissioners Mileage
Case Decision
BY THE SUPREME COURT.
The e6 Per Day Is Exclusive Compen-
Their 10 Cents Per Mile.

The test case brought by County Com
missioner Heaton 20 determine whether or
not commissioners could recover mileage
from the county AZ the rate OF 10 cents per
mile FOR each mile travelled has been de-
ciied against him by the state supreme
court
The case was appealed from the supe-
rior court by Hea.on. The following spe-
cal dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
cision:
Olympia, June 20.-Special-County
commissioners viii not be allowed here
after 10 charge mileage in any amount
against their respective counties in addi-
ton TO the per diem allowed. The supreme
court today affirmed Judgment in the
case Of the state of Washington ex rel
w II. Heaton. appellant. VS.. Nathan Be-
man, county auditor of King county, re-
spondent.
The question involved was whether coun-
~ commissioners in counties OF the third
class could recover mileage from the coun-
ty at the rate OF 10 cents for each mile
travelled in the DISCHARGE OF the duties i'm
posed by the statute. or any mileage al all
In addition to the per diem allowance OF
s.
Whatever may have been the law in re-
gard TO this matter prior 10 1880. when the
s. provision was made. IL Is conclusive TO
the minds OF the supreme Judges that the
intention of the act of 1880 was to estao-
lish an independent compensation for
county commissioners. and when this COM
pensation was fixed 1t must be concluded
that IL was the intention of the legislature
that the per diem should be exclusive
compensation, and the mileage formerly
allowed was not intended to be carried
forward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
The Queen tor Alaska.

The excursion steamer Queen sails for
Alaska this morning at o'clock. All her
berIhs are engaged and the tourists who
will enjoy the tso weeks northern cruise
in the magnificenuy appointed vessel
come from all parts OF the country. The
Queen has been taking on fuel at the Ore
gon Improvement coal bunkers. and has
been loaded with few thousand feet OF
lumber, to be discharged at Juneau. No
general merchandise will be taken to
amount to anything. The Queen went 70
Tacoma yesterday to take on passengers
there. and Will return to Seattle in time to
leave on her schedule at o'clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
There Was No land WIFE. >,

In the list OF hotel arrivals in Fridays
Post-Intelligencer. among the names on
the register of the Stevens, was that OF
d. X. Porter Black Diamond. The list
given for publication had the words land
wife, added. As Mr.. Porter is an unmar-
ried man, and as there was a young lady
from Black Diamond visiting in the city
at the same time, the error has been very
embarrassing for both Mr.. Porter and the
young lady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

j. NJ. Colman has been sick In San Fran
cisco, and will not leave there until tomor-
row. arriving In Seattle Wednesday even
ing. This will delay the certification of the
civil service lists TO the chiefs OF the police
and fire departments now in preparation by
the civil service commission, OF which Mr.
Colman Is president. The lists will not
now be issued TIL the latter part of this
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
WI, Want. Ta,nr,.

gew more shares 20 - rad s-cr, las
2 HAYDEN 5r room 20 safe peuz,el- a.
the organization % tae mining e1af-.~
Diamond Fiess and savage Queen. These
ys~a-ss~ties f1ln THE cslshrate8 F~rsss,-
F~oup This stock VIII - wffhArawr 49,,
ths market June -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

Those connected with the ColvfIlA Pese~-
walton Mining Company are looking bsonw
on Ascent % = lot % ore sent p q Van
Eoas@n & Co yesterday from the sx.An-
ssen % ire Contention. near Northno-.
TT. : property makes fire. Showing -
ere weeks Developments work. which vr-
covers pay ore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Thousands i'm the ThrOes of Tobacco
Torture.
Only Prompt Decisive Action Can Save
Them-Some Already saved Prove
That There IL way.

Are these the days
of freedom?
Is everybody out of
bondage?
Would that We
could answer. Yes.
everybody's free. J."
But. in fact. at the
end OF this enlight-
ened century. there
are hundreds OF
thousands. yes. mil
lions of men in the
clutches of a tyant
worse than anv in
history, unable TO
fight their way to
liberty. impotent 10
hTza T. fhFFr fassza.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

schooner sseEa ET3ana viii sal so-
Cosk's fuiet SATURDAY. June s-th Pr
passage app,y 81 board. wahzehers~
Goek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

lowest prices aaa eallv reports run
Tat 2eSnos and n,hsr mining districts
Cau 81 write Gilmore & E-aursscn. -
Casrry street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

Electric fountain display at Madrona
park every evening. Admission frcs.
James street car.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
Civil Service Lists.

First Regiment Band Leschi Park this
afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

When once the tobacco habit gets its
grip on a man, IL destroys his nerve and
win power and robs him of his only means
of defense. His life IS sapped out OF him
his manhood destroyed. his brain dead
ened. until he becomes a sallow. skinny,
lstless wreck of man. his existence a
living death. and himself an object OF dis
gust instead OF love and affection to those
who are dear TO 1im.
Is there no hope?
wonderful guaranteed medicine Even
after years OF slavery. No-To-Bae cures
without fat, Noboiy's case could he
worse than the following:
TOBACCO HAD SHATTERED HIS
NERVES.
GARRrTTSVILIE O.
Gentlemen: ! am happy to say that
the tobacco habit. had both smoked and
ehewed for thirty years: had tried several
times 20 stop. NY health had been terri
bly, poor and my nervous system shattered
10 pieces generally. I cannot say TOO
much IN favor ~ your remedy: Il will
the tobacco habit and Will give the treat
nlent ar honest and thorough trail You
are az liberty 10 publish my statement II
you so desire. Truly yours.
Tohaeeo-user shake OF your shacklasi
No-To-Bac makes Il so easy: Begin to-
day. Your own druggist sells IL under abb
solute guarantee 20 cure. Try e, n IN a
week Or two you do net life gaining
weight feeling new ma-y yfgor arh
making your loved ones happy learn the
tobacco habit over again. Get nurt booklet
''Dor't Tuhacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
Away" written guarantee OF cure ard
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago and New
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

Elrzs Regiment BAz3 LescAI Park this
affair ooa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
Great Freak of Nature.

A man as white as silver, has changed
color. and is now as yellow as gold.
He is now on exhibition at Canton,
Ohio: can be seen at his home on arriy-
al of trains.
He IS said. by Hanna and Hanna's
leutenants. to be very practab.e AMI
obeys orders of Hanna q Co. IS dc
tated by them.
While changing color he feared to
talk.
Since the st. Louis convention he
talks abcIt everything that Hanna &.
Co. suggest. His recollection is Nond-
erful. lie tells all they say (that is, pru-
dent for the labOring man to know.
There is a great craze to see him. HIS
managers have him Gagged at Canton,
Ohio. 1t is supposed that Hanna K Co.
will let this freak OF nature visit dis
tant States prior to the third OF Noyem-
Der.
Like the parrot. It is wonderful how
hard he works TO break from saying OLD
md familiar words. When Hanna
would tell him 10 say gold he would say
silver. By hard training subsequent 20
the St. Louis convention, by feed!nS aim
swee. meats and making larger prom
Uses. Hanna has him so that he can dis
tinctly say gold TO the crazed ones WHO
come 10 see him.
A United States Senator said a few
DAYS ago in his Introductory remarks at
Canton:
1--WE have come to your shrine.
Did he mean that they hhad come 10
Jerusalem to worship?
Is the Republican party going back to
the dark ages, when the craze was the
worship OF golden calves and unknown
pO6s2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
LincoIn's Warming.
(Appendix Congressional Globe S7th Con
Cress. End Session, p. a.

(Appendix Congressional Globe. Slth Con-
gress. End Session, p. a.
Monarchy itself is sometimes limited
at as a possible refuge from the power
of the people. In my present position,
I could scarcely be justified were l TO
omit raising a warning voice against
this approach Of returning despotism
l. Is not needed nor fitting here that a
general argument should be made in
favor of popular institutions; but there
is one point with its connections not so
hackneyed as most others. to which l
ask q brief attention. 1t is the effort
to place capital on an equal footing
with if not above labor. in the structure
of government. It is assumed that labor
is available only in connection with
capital. that nobody labors unless some
body else owning capital somehow oy
the use of it induces him TO labor
labor is prior TO, and independent Oh.
canital Capital is only the fruit O.!
1abor and could never have existed II
labor had not first existed. Labor Is
,bo snnerior of capital, and deserves
,,,ncb the highest consideration
NJ men living are more worthy to be
t ~ tsdD than those who toll up from
!, uSSeT none less inclined TO take or
t pT,rb onebt which they have not hon
go" earned. Let them beware of sur
es nioTi ~, q political power which they
a aT-lS1' nossess and which, if surrender
a a. @,;il surely be used to close TIE c0or
e. o W. against such as they
oL au ~ - ~ new disabilities and burdens
anu - HON On tin all of liberty shall be Ios;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
IN GREENBRIER.
Ex-Gov. Wilson and Jud - Drew Doing
Effective Work in That Region.

! Ex-Gov. Wilson and Jud - Drew Doing
Effective Work in That Region.
To the Editor Of the Register.
Ronceverte. ". Va, September 90
/ These distinguished advocates Of dou-
bic standard money have instructed and
and educated the people Of Greenbrier,
at Ronceverte and Lswisburg, to-day
and Yesterday. beyond anything IN the
way of political discussion that has oc-
CURED inrth.s section since the war Last
night. Gov. Wilson engaged in joint de-
bate with Judge C. W. Smith, of Mer-
Ger. AZ ROnceverte. In his opening he
asked Smith to affirm or deny the three
following propositions, propounded in
writing
/. The volume Of money in circulation
/ determines the value OF all properly
and all labor.
2. An increase of the volume Of money
decreases the purchasing power of mon
ey and increases the price OF property
and labor while a decrease of the vol
ume Of money increases the purchasing
power Of money and decreases the value
of property and labor.
3. The characterization Of silver las
decreased the value Of money, increas-
81 its purchasing power and decreased
the value of ali property and labor at the
expense Of the people, the business Of
our country. and has doubled the wealth
of the millionaire class who control the
sold Of the world.
smith stuck these propositions in his
vest pocket. and all the pressure Wilson
could bring 70 bear on him in three sep
arate appeals failed to get single word
Of response. This interesting scene
was witnessed by 500 people at Romeo
verte. while Wilson was numerically
prodd.ng ana Ogging his sophomore
opponent, who replied by repeating,
parrOt-Hke, a regulation speech, and set
The Bryan men and women wild with
applause and delight. L is impossible
TO give a synopsis of Wilson's and
Smiths speeches in this controversy,
ana Wilson'S effort al Lewisburg to-day.
o1Ince Tito say that Wilson demolished
the aspiring and would-be statesman,
ana sent him away sadier and per-
maps wiser man. who went into the tilt
hide.
To-day Wilson and Drew snol-a tn
gether az Lewisburg to a fine. !ntelli-
gent and very enthusiastic audience Of
+ Democrats and Republicans-most Of
whom were farmers. Wilson susrsineI
his high reputation as campsigrer
while Judge Drew soon forged ~ ne
from, as a powerful. logical ana elecuon.
speaker. and swayed his audience IN
conviction and strongest de-
mons,raiOns Of APPROVAL that made
the we,kin ring. A-ain. tonight. these
gentlemen spoke together at Romeo
verte 10 q large audience. and it is no
/ disparagement 20 Wilson. who is unsur-
| passed in joint discussion. TO state that
nobody in this county ever heard TWO
/ Moore superb speeches-which I can't
fairly report-than Judge Drew del;y-
/ cred. one AT LewiSburg to-day, and The
I other al Pcncevsrte tonight. These
/ veterans in political combat.one a al
wart Democrat, the other a life long
/ Republican. have enthusei our people TO
high patch Of enthusiasm and activity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
Ot pOOu fOr me-.

"I am now strong and able to do
most anything DR.. Greene's wonder
full Nervura cured me, and am sure it
will help every man, woman or child
who is weak and nervous"
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is a very giant among medi-
zines, performing cures which seem
little short of miraculous. You can
make no mistake in trying it.
1t is the prescription and discovery OF
DIR. Greene, of 50 West 14th St, New
York City, the most successful special
list in nervous and chronic diseases,
who gives free consultation, person
ally or by letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
West Virginia Printing Co.
POLITICAL.
GENERAL WATTS APPOINT
NEVIS


The Democratic state Executive Com
rnittee have arranged meetings Tor Gen
eral Watts as follows;
Glen Jean (Collinsville), September y.
a. m ~
'.ewisburg, September 80, p. m.
RonceVertc. September 30, at night.
hurricane. october l. 2 p. m.
Huntington. October 2 p. m, ate
Bryan meeting.
Clay {. H.. October ., i p. m
Petersburg. October g. 1890 y. m
ST. Marys. Peasants county, Octobo
T. SIst h i~ October :. 1880 p. m.
Middlebournc. Tyler county, October
Eew Martlnsvllle. October 5, 1880 p. m.
Wieyville, Wetzel county, October
?. m. o-.o,..., % -.oo
Wcllsburg October y. 1870 p. m.
Moundsville. October 70. II a. m.
Renwood. October Is. 1880 p. m.
Ohio county. October IA ard 10.
Spencer. October Is. II a. m.
RavenswoOd. October l6. 1890 p. m.
Jackson October Il. ! p. m
Eanawha county. october 49, 20. p and 2
Winfield, October o. D. m.
Point Pleasant, October g. t.al p. m.
cIenwood Mason county. October a, L
a. m. ,o, ION
WAYNE. October %. II a. IN.
Logan. October =. II a. m.
0ceana. October y. II a. m.
princeton October %, II a. m.
Bluefcld. october % at night.
Wclch. October 80. ? p. m.
TVUllamstoWn, October 81, IL a. m.
Tbe above are subject TO change bs
'0U'' ANDREW EDAusTON. Chairman: