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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
BORN.

DOTY.-At the family home in East
Salem, at 10 a. ~. Thursday, Octo-
Der 20, 1896, to Mr.. and Mrs. g. T.
Doty, daughter; weight, pounds.
The happy father is the well-known
Court street poultry dealer, and wears
a contented smile upon his usual pleas
ant countenance,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

THOSE DISPATCHES. The States
mans wonderful grapevine" special
dispatches from Chicago are about
the emptiest Mckinley rot that has
yet appeared. The Associated Press
reports are none 8 too; favorable to
Bryan, but their specials" sent out
by Hanna's secretary are too, tool
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
A Card.

We have in prospect an engage
ment of the celebrated Schubert Syn
phony Club and Lady Quartette
Company, and it is expected that
they win be secured to give one OF
their delightful entertainments in
this city about November 18th, pro-
viding a hundred names can be secured
on the subscription list. We have un-
dertaken to try and get this delight
ful Concert Company here. Ifyou
wish to have this first class Company
to come put your name on the list
now at our store and aid us to get the
required number Of names.
Respectfully,
PATTON Bros,
Lessees and Managers Reeds Opera
House.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

HOPS FALLNG'-Julius Pincus and
Kola Neis went south this morning
to receive some hops. They report
the hop market as being more quiet at
present than during the preceding
two weeks. Hops were quoted at II
cents, indicating fall of about 3
cents from the highest price yet
offered this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
That Albert Letter.

! EDITOR JoURNAL:-John II. Albert
wrote letter in the Oregonian the
other day wherein it was pretty
clearly intimated that the banks
owned this country, and that they
would dictate its policy in the future,
On Wednesday evening last, Judge
Drake, of Portland, took Albert across
his knee and gave that worthy such
an overhauling that Albert was kept
busy Thursday denying that he ever
wrote the article in question. He
says that some one has been guilty Of
writing it and forging his name to
the precious document. He can tell
this to the marines. The fact is that
what John Albert does not know
about banking would ill book az
large Us Webster's international die
tionary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

When you rent or purchase an "Oxy-
vita," you do not make an outlay but
an investment, and the returns posi-
lively, are freedom from all pain, re-
newed health, life and vigor. No
afflictlon it does not cure. e. B.
Slim, resident agent. "Oxyvita, "
Chatwin House, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
THE LOYAL BRYAN LADIES.
Called to Meet at the Armory Saturday
Afternoon,

Saturday Afternoon ut O'Clock the
Bryan ladies will meet at the bbefa
house for consultation and organiza.
tion. All friends Of the peoples can
didate OF the gentl,r sex are invited
and urged Ia le rFsent. u Is Sug'
gested that Il club lit urgAnizcd hlld
speak, rs, hal not uren Wlll be Present
To assist in the meeting. The Brttii
women want understood that lilty
can run their meetings, hut cutdlally
invite the voters to cOme In anu ht'
tend their sessions. Let the Bryan
ladies-young and old-and they are
all handsome-come out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

BIRTHDAY SoCIAL.-The public are
invited to attend the free birthday
social" to be given by the w. Q. It.
U. this Friday night. The Good Tenn
plars will furnish short literary pro-
gram, after which the responses to the
cards which have been sent out will
be read. A general good time is as
sured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
MARRIED.

TALENT-LEE.-In Salem, Wednes.
day evening" October 2S, 1896, Eta
Estella Talent to Lewis Wallen Lee,
Rev: Henry A. Barden, OF Portland,
officiating.
NORWOOD-GOULEY.-Atth the resi-.
dence Of j. A. Norwood, October
y, 1896, Fannie e. Norwood to
Homer Gouley, Rev. II. f. Roval,
pastor of the Mehama M. e. church,
officiating.
MONGIN-VANDERBECK.-In In Ger
yais, "Wednesday, October %, 1896,
Miss Emily Mongin to Ernest Van
derbeck, Rev. Kelley officiating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

HAD TO PUT UP.-At the Battle
Creek school house, near Turner, on
Tuesday night the Bryan speakers of
this city were forced by the directors,
who are goldites to pay $1.5O before
they were allowed the use Of the
school house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

YOUNG BRYAN MEN.-The;young
Bryan voters have volunteered to hire
the Secong Regiment band for the
big Hurley meeting, !onM onday night.
Good for the boys! Young America
is for Bryan and American policies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

THE FARMERs.-They don't come
to town any more with cold lunch in
their pocket, but take a square meal
for 15 cents, at the White House Res
taurant. Kenworthy & George.
IN % %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
The Only Chair Car Lin.

to the east is the Union Pacific.
Eastern cities are reached via this
line with fewer changes of cars than
via other lines. Rates always the
lowest. Tickets to or from points in
the United States, Canada, or Europe
for sale by
BOISE & BARKER, Agents,
15-15d-4W Salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

q DRIED UP.-The green fruit market
has not entirely dried up, but Bran
son & Co. are headquarters for dried
fruits of all kinds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

PORTRAIT FRAMES suitable for
16x20 portraits, solid oak, six inch
moulding, only 50. at Buren & Hamil-
toms No. 300 Commercial st. d&w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

DON'T FORGET that Buren & Ham
ilton are selling solid oak, gold trim
med, frames, suitable for life size por-
traits for So. Others for $1.75. d&w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

LosT.-A brown dog with short
legs, fat, with the marks of clipping
on his ears. For reward call at Han
sons livery stable. 30-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

For LARCENY.-Sherlff j, +. Fly,
of Union county, today brought Ohas.
Barnes to the Hotel Gilbert to serve a
year for larceny.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

DON'T FAIL to see our stock of 16x20
portrait frames. We have a job lot,
which we are selling for less than
Chicago prices. Buren & Hamilton.
No. 300 Commercial st. d&w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

DON'T WEAR OUT YOUR SHOES
Ring up a bicycle messenger, and have
your notes and packages delivered.
Telephone 40 or Blue boxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

work: AppLy I95 High street:
You can expect too much
of ScAflsng's BeSt-it is
only tea.
But your grocer gives
your money back if you
don't like it.
In packages. full weight.
A sShiIling & Company
San Francisco 500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

Mr.. Albert has been seen, and he
asserts positively that he wrote the
letter, and Is proud of it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

DON'T GO EAsT-Until you have
seen the undersigned, who can quote
you the lowest rates-furnishy you your
through tickets, sleeping car berths,
and arrange for a pleasant trip via the
Union Pacific system. Boise q Barker,
agents, Salem, Or. 10 10 4w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

Oysters In all styles and at all hours
at Strong's restaurant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
Little Giants

Are our school shoes. Wear like iron.
solid as rock, nicely finished, up to
date styles. Try them for your child
rem and you will use no other. Call
for Little Giants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

WANTED.-Girl to do general house,
work. Apply 1875 High street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
Florence and Oneita
UNION SUITS

Good values at 81, 1.25. Better one,
at 81 to 50.
Wool Shawls.
We show some extra values at soc
and 75c. The line includes com
plete assortment up to s. each.
New Notions,
Round combs, side combs, silk tailor
buttons, hair-nets, frog-sets, fur Trim
ming, linen fronts, AngOra sets, etc.
Mems Night Shirts.
Winter weight flannel ones, $l.2j
each.
Negligee Shirts.
New line of heavy weights. Best
values ever shown --5Oc, 65c, Toe, 81
and up.
Overcoats,
Our famous world beaters, 50, ,$1O,sl2.
LJ Dalrynp1e s Co,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

Arc equally as good, New styles.
Good values. We give the best In the
market for yourm0ney. This is what
causes such an increase in our shoe
sales. Try us for shoes. We can
please you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
Willis Bros. G Co.

Court and d,Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoe House.
Buy Iron Clad" Hose for Boys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-30
For Men.and Bows

Underwear, hats, gloves, clothing,
mackintoshes, oyercoats, shirts, col
lars and Icuffs. Always go to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Observation-Disclosures bonn Sturm
benz Grobooeu gleihgemOht morcen.
Sn Der Stuats=S s=Srrenantalt muroe Der
Maibiniit Sobn 2eOab pun ben 3riim=
mern zines eingeiiiir3ten Sdorniteins
eridlasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
glMSlanO.
u Blano.
Gine ruiiiihe &rGnunssicier.
lf sfnu. 26. Nfni.

ltp stau. 26. Mai.
Safer 9iitolaus slleranorowitb uno
Sdiierin SsooprpWna lino beute in iei=
erlitblter gSeiie getront iuoroen.
lin aht llbr 9Rprgens wIroe in Der
&atbeorale ein Sc Seum 9elun9en. llno
nab einem 0iebete periammelte licb Die
@eiltllbteit IN pollem Sruat Dor Der
&atbeoralc. nm Die uermittmete 6sIriu
Marie 6eooprolpoa 81 empidngen.
Sobalo Der 3ug Der Standardization
lib mab Der &atbeorale in SclueAuna
oeleBt bate. nahmeu Die UroBlpilroen-
trdNer, pclbe lib in Falalte perlam=
melt batteu. Die tai'erliheu ,SnliNnlell
i'm GbrOnioole in EmplNn9 uno beNa=
ben iib nnb ben iiir lie i'm tailerlihel
3u9e belllmmten EllBeu.
Gbe lib Die VrUSeilion III @NucAunN
Iebte. belprengte Der OjrpB=2llmoleu-
pileDe Den 0ansen bon Den WtaieltQten
5urilfiule1enoen gScg. ppm ENlNite biz
sur <leordle iur SertilnoiAuUg Dtn=
ria. nit g8eibwller.
giuboer Der gMIbruh Der Gullerin=
98itime 9llaria Sto0orolpnu uab per
N0t6e0rale ntrt.noet morocn mar, be-
trGteu Der oS0r uno ole 0Surin Dell
S9rOnlaul uno nabWen ibre YlaBe auj
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
Sic oeuttd)cm 3atboiifeu bon
WiSrunjiu.

Die FINITE 8sueral- l-Geriaumlun9
Der oeuti1en GutbOliten Don gSiscOn.
lin welbs am 20. uuo 26. Otli in
WaoilOn taste. mar ein sllnSenoer Gr.
fOl9.
IS parer ro0e l0,O0O Sremoe aus
allen 5bsilen oes Staates anweieno.
Die Sauptbetbeiliaun9 tam aus Den
Srtlbaiten: &enoiba, Mtilluautee.
SbebppNdu, Mtanltowoc, glpplston.
9autauna, SurlluQtou, 9olp GrUB.
@biltpn uuo Yprt gSuiblnatpn.
Ser Wapor Sapio u. Sanes bsipill.
tommnete Die Seiuber. IS wurOe
cine 8liitwuuiboepeibe al Die Staats.
periammlung oeutIber &atbOliten, bon
gtew Yort geIhltt.
Die Seltparaos mar cine unrer.
9leihbar berrllhe uno s1blte 5000
Sbeilnehmer nit Ii Wiullttapeuen.
ejrobartlg mar
Der lNarauette Srimpb.
bogen
an Der 6. uno WainItrabe an oeiien
nDroliber Seite lih elm grObes. prabt.
pones yilo oes Yater Wtarqustte. pes
Griprihers pes IRilliilppl, bsfinpet.
mGbreno bic liiolibe Selte oas gilo
oes Yater 9lllpueI oes erlieu Ntlilio.
mars in @isconlins, SeiSt. Die Sbu.
len ,eiat. Sic Shuleu uno iebr piele
Sabrten maren CUR Geier oes Sages
9eihlpllsu.
3luei bon ben bier ami Dem &atbrli.
tenta0e III bdltenoen Geosn wsroen in
eu0lliber uno SWei III Oeutiber Sprahe
oebalten lueroen. Die Sbsmuta limb:
She Sutiss Of Catholic Giti,ens".
Sobw'iter SiibOi MteBmer.
,,Sie oeutiben GutbOliten g8iscon.
inns, Spbm. Sr. W. 5. 2obemes
Iettpr oss Gsbrer=Semindrs in st.
Sruucis.
Sparta Shool Nusition", Son.
Better Sople bon Wilwautes.
Yerionlibe 6reibsit". Sr. Sbeooor
&erlteu bon 6bilton, YrIlloent oes
StGatsperbanoes.
Gr,biiboi &uyer ppn Milmautee uno
Die SnbOIe WsBmer bon Gjrsen BAN
ino S1wsbah BON ga 6rplie weroeu
mor9eu bier sintrsllen.
Yer bpbWilroi9rte GrsbiIbOf 3aber
bon Ililwulltee, ,opie Die bobluilrola-
ten Yilh0ie StbnebN6 ppu Sd Grplle
uno WteBmer bon Hrseu Sap wDbuteu
losr YsriammIun9 bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Die 8eiammtsabl Der Sooten oilrfte
Iib auf anndbernb 500 uno Die Der
Ycrlebten aui et,ua 1000 belauIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Die 8eiammtsabl Der Sooten oilrtte
Iib auf anndbernb 500 uno Die Der
Ycrlebten aui et,ua 1000 belallIen.
Iambalia. ST., %. Dtai.
Serielbe Sturm. mel6er iiber ct.
2ouis aina. iubte audi uniere Staot
beim. IS peroen piele SpOesiGlle uno
Wernunoun9en berittet. Sls leBt
linb 20 Soote acmeloet. Der Shaoen
an Gisentbnm lit iebr 9roB.
Nanbalia. ST., %. Mtai.
Sicr trai beute bic Nahriht Elm. baB
Der GptlOm leBte Nacbt iliolib pOn bier
ilbsr sSrpinatOn uno 9tibuiew binpsg.
Ie9te uno gllles in ieinem Yiaoe GER
forte iowie Ii psriOnen tOotete. Gin
selbeiten lino niht erlanSbar.
9es Yetters 9Siitben.
DUBUQUE. %. Wai.
sSn Mortb Wtc8reaor IN Soma lino
beute in 6olae zines Wpltenbrubs, nab
psrlbieoentliber 9ln9abe, IllnI bis
sm0li lRenlben ertrunten uno 9rpbt
Serwilltun9en anaerihtet woroen.
Wtilmautee, 20. Wtni.
Seleorapbiibcr Welbun9 aus GlNln
in Sllinois sulolae lino bort belts 1riD
Die ,Glaiu Sewin9 Wahlne ~ Slcptle
sSactorp" uno in Der umSs9eno cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

@ounerneur Yubb. bat cine 8elob=
nuna bon $1,000 auf bic WerbaftunS
BON Soiepb Ylantber ausaeiebt. uelder
i'm Neroa1t itebt. sSreitas Na4t Graa
pbilippina 2anafelot in Gan Gran'
cisco ermorbet 3u baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
8ritii If & lu m b ia.
100 Grtruufen.

Slctorl q, 70. Wtdl.
Gin entieblides llneliif bat lib beute
bier ereignet. Su Macaulap Yriut.
unpeit Gsquimalt, ioQte beute Nab-
m;ttag cine Sheingeistt uno ein Srup=
penibau ltGttIiuoen uno Sablreide Su.
Ihauer ltrOnten auf alien g8esen oa=
bin. sllle StraBenbabnwagen wareu
bis auf oen leBten StsbplaB nit Yai.
iagisren sefiillt. 3wei Basen fubren
nit mebr als bunoert Menihem ppn
@pperment Street ab. Der erite oieisr
gBasen 9elan9te moblbebalten iiber
pOint Gllice Bridge. taum aber mar
Der auoere Wa9eu bis CUR Mitte Der
Bride gelangt. als Der mittlere, etiua
$50 TuB lan9e Sosen Der Bride su=
iammenbrab, in 6olae oehen Der Dor.
bin erplbnte smeite g8agen aus elmer
0Dbe bon etiua bunoert SuB in ben I'M.
ten ltrOmenoen SluB itiirste. Ser gDa-
gen idnt pOllitdnoig unter uno ole
Yahagiere ertranten.
Seattle, @aib., 26. Mai.
Giner ipeben aus Sictoria. y. g..
bier einaetroiienen Sepeibe ,uiolSe wa-
rem bis beute 9lbeno I'm 10 llbr bereits
ied3ig 2sihen sebOrsen uoroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Nad Der beiligen Salbuna iebte iib
Seine Waieltdt CUR rebten Settle unter
oem giloe oes Grl0isrs, porauf Die
&allerin iib Der Seilisen Sbiire
ndberte, no Der metropolitan bon st.
Petersburg ibr inter Seriasuns Der
gSorte bes 9ituals bic Stirne ialbte.
Der Metropolitan bon ct. peters.
burg 9eleItete blerallf ben Gaiier bur1
Die 0eiliae Sbiire in oas Santtuarium.
Sm Nllerbeiligiten empfin9 Der Sai.
Ter Die beillge &pmmunion uno ,lpar
traft ieiner Souperanitdt in Der Sprm
ple lie Die prieiter empfanesn. ndmlia
lnter beioerlei 8eitalten. groo uno
gSeln, leoes einSeln. gtatoem Der
&Giier oann oas allerbeilisite perlaIien.
nabm er mleoerum ieinen Sib Dor Dem
gi!oe oes Grl6iers elm. Sie Sailerin
empfing bierauf Die &Dmmunion nah
oem sewobnliben Gitus, yroO in gDsin
9,taubt.
Dim S6lub Der aottesoienfliten
6eler reitte Die 8eiitlibteit ben Wfaie.
ltdten oas &reu3 gum auiie oar, Der
3aller iebte Ii9 Die &rpne wieoer aui's
Saupt, nabm oas Scspter uno ben
Gelbsapfel, uno Die 8eiltlihteit uno
ale 9lnpe'enoen bradtsn ben Majeltd.
ten sur Seenoisung Der Geremonien
Der Sronuns uuo Salbuna ibre Slid.
wiinibe bar. Der 3us beweats iib
oann in Der nlmlldben Sronun9 uno
unter oenielben Geremonien wie beim
Terlalien oes palaites nad lesterem
Suriif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
prrtTs nrr A.tseipett.

Ssber son Der spalte per snNr
Worate 600
8 Wpnate....... coo
0rSBere aasetaeu btuiser.
8peaI.Rotisen:
SIR iebe S.ite greoisr oser bereu Raum, Sas
erfts Utal Is Seuta.
9eiratps. uaS Sosesausstssn nit spru9s 81 50
oIIe Spru9 sl.Oo
Nn,st9ex, bte benz Gcite ber fatsoliId5eu qtrde
SaipiSer tuh, habeu fsine auiuagme.
2lnseiScu ienoe man ipdte
tens am 1tontaS ll1op
gen Elm.
SobsIrbeiteu alIcr slrt prumpt uus dt1la
ausgefii6rt.
Siiite: Gie Der 6. uuS Su.ua= S.raBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
GlebeIan0, 25. Wtai.
MarfbaIltomn, "a. Wai.

Seute MOr9en bat Der 45idbriae
NuSult 8iintber in 9to. 54 Sadman
st., feline 6rau erihoiien unb bann
ieinem ei9enen 3eben ein gnoe 9ema1t.
Streit in Der Gamilie mar bic Weran-
lalun8 5u Der lbat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-25

In she circuit court Saturday, Judgt
Campbell heard the following cases: W
II. Chapman vs. John w. Beltz & Sons
Company, the motion for a new tia
was over-ruled, and a stay Of thirty
days granted to enable the defendants
TO go tu the supreme court
Tho court decided that the last will OF
Mitchell WBddel was not properly or
the docket for the purpose of trial Al
this term, and directs that process Issue
to the proper parties.
The answer OF Emma Yoke In tho
case Of Charles Klein VI. Matilda Cald-
well ct at. was filed. IT.
A. r. CaldweII's administrators w.
Matilda Caldwell IT al, an order was
entered confirming the sale OF tho pro-
perry.
Ida crumbacker va. G. Rujler The
nom residence OF the plaintiff was shown
and security for costs was demanded,
The death Of the sIgRer Of an appeal
bond in the case OF Robert feasible Va
James Conrad was suggested and thirty
days were granted In which to furnish
new bond
The demurr In the case Of j, c. Brady
and George Simpson was over-ruled,
The application for COMMITTEES for
Mrs. Allen. OF Shcrrard, Marshall coun-
ty was dismissed
Judge Hugus. in the criminal court,
over-rulcd the dOfnuTl IN the case OF the
STATE vs. Grace Early and set the date
NJ trial July Q. The cdse OF State W.
Tdn HeshIy viii also come up on that
Iutn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-25
A STEEL PLANT.
A Plant to be Built this Summer
by the Etnn. STANDARD.
STOCKHOLDERS MET SATURDAY
with Ninety-Four Per Cent of the stock
Represented, and Acted Upon the Steel
Plant Proposition with Tavor-No OPP.
position to the Addition to the Works.
Hond' to he Issued with which to Raise
the Necessary Money.

NItbnurb ,h, oo.,,,,
- nc "'''oii u ths STOCK
Ioluers Oh the Aetna-Sundard Iron q
Steel Company at their meeting Saulr-
day afternoon in voting In ofa an nner-
b.,rth 49,, -. =,
s'0s' P'''ne 10 us Equipment
does not add an industry TO Lesser
Wheeling, yet 1t is lust Ms important in
that n ,froo,, a.. r,..,..... M. 80
-, '"o Nie"'eF NHeeli's'
winch includes all the oVer-the-rlver
towns, even II n Crent river and statc
line interferes with ,nuric,n.I un,o,
sor,o .t,,,oa, ~. ~
So''e '''i'e ago 'i'e lhteHlseheer stated
that the stockholders Of the Aetna
Standard Iron & Steel Cornpanv. ono NJ
the I1rgas, co,oor,s 80 t,.',.,t5 l., -
10 VI 10 N'"u III 'Iu
country would soon vote on propo-
Sition to greatly enlarge the plant over
in AetnayIlIa plans for l,rrs oror-
ho,r,b ,,,,, -,
''e'' VI ''et' punt 10 De erected on the
upper part of the eempany's property in
Aetnavllle, We're prepnred bv tho o,FI-
ciaIa at tho rao,,ost =, 49,, - 20 =,
,',, Vi ''e D"''lu Vi "
tSttois, these Were conlpleted several
uGys $50 ana can Tor steel plant that
wl!i cost from NlVO' 600 TO 100000. on
SHNutuetE AFTERNOON the EoeKhoiders of
tle company met IN ActnaNllle and act
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DECORATION DAY.
Tho q. \. II. Committee Makes PrepOrN-
tons for the Usual BenutIruI aud
Ionrhlng Observance oT The Day.

The &. \. H. Committee Makes PropNrR-
tons for the Usual HcRutIful aud
Ionrhlng Observance oT the Day.
Next Saturday Il Decoration Dny and
r.nvas u the heroes Of the late war
7... 7s usual, be taken care Of by the
.'.ne cDmrn1cH Saturday night
mWb.rr N the . \. u. met nj their
.. r Main street md perfected ar
.a.'.nnnt 'nr the day ana mapped ont
work md appoint 81 the committees
7'n the graves In the various
ferries
.'lHy morning committee "igited
.'Uvaut burial grounds about TIE
and marked the graves NJ Old a'l-
with nag1 and left a number with
tons af each, that .H,y might
... any lhcy have overlooked Tn
flH marked not only tho graves
.'|. Toys who wore tho blue but The
..'. we'll und on next Saturday they
.# I'uwnrI over III" resting plHce
,... Bloc and gray alike
0Imb"T ~ grnvCyard1, the com
tIH unable tp locate an nc
NJ Tho old gOl1l"rH and especially
IUf Wpud ThOy request the grlns
' IihicrH whose graves have not
r Hlrkod to apply 10 The sexton for
g. uI mark them 10 that they win
'..HNttcl next Saturday. They also
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The funeral services oyct the re-
mains OF the late Edgar Kinsey Day
io0k place yesterday afternoon NJ $3.50
O'clock nj his late residence on McCol-
Ioch street. Rev. Or. A. y. Rikcr.. pas
Tor OF the Fourth street NJ, h. church.
conducted the services Misses DUNCAN
and Land, and MessrE Billiard and
Sweeney. quurtcttc from the Fourth
street choir. rendered the music, The
nnt,hrarcrs were the brothers az the
deceased. John f.. William b., James
L., and his brother-ln-law, Frank
stanton. The nterment, which was
nriyatc. was made IN Mt. Wood ccmc-
faPy
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PATRIOTIC DAY.

Next Friday WIN be observed in the
various schools of the city as Patriotic
Day. and the G. AsR. posts and the W.
r. c. have detailcdSthe following com
mlttees to visit the schools:
Washington schooI--AloX. McConchay
Alex. Dehbaugh, Mrs. Nurdock, Mrs, Cox
Chester Lewis.
Mndlson-W. L. C;iIbreath. Albert
Stumpp. Mrs. Carlu, Mrs. Wise, Or. Nc.
Grail
LincOln-R Robertson, Caleb Sylvis
Mrs SyiVts. John Morris.
CIay-W. S. Grafton. X. S. Taylor. Mrs
Elton, Mrs. JInkins, John Gilmore.
Union-J. q. Blowers. John Holt, Mrs
Julia Taylor. Mrs Holt. Frank Hall,
Centre--J. D. McFnhden. William II
Travis. Mrs Della TRylor, Mrs. August
Sauers. William II. Taylor
WebSter-D.F Mckinley, John ickier
Mrs. Concle. Mrs I,euch, Robert Taylor
Ritchie-J A. Arkle. Samuel Welsh
Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Vankeuren. Ed Welsh
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The IIcmRtitc Ore oT Mineral County
Made Into LevltRtcd Fcrro- MctaIIi,
Paints,
Mr.. j. Forsyth Harrison. Of Piedmont,
who has been visiting his brother, Mr..
sam Harrison, in this city tells the In
tclligenccr Of an important new enter
prise in his locality. The West Virginia
Metallic Paint Company, OF Piedmont,
has established In Keyser plant for
turning into Ievigmed ferror-metallic
paints the native ore that is found In
abundance IN that vicinity. The ore Is
put through a process which brings Il
put as fine as ilOur.
= II Is claimed for this pigment that 1t
Is the very best for the purpose to be
found In the market The new industry
IL meeting with decided success and
bids fair to grow in Importance. Mr..
Harrison IL Interested in the company
and says II has already received most
encouraging orders for It's product.
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A kidney education starts with: Back
nrhe means kidney aChes, lame
hack means lame Kidneys, weak
bark means weak kidneys, cure
means Doan's Kidney Pills Road
about the free distribution
in this paper, and call at Logan Drug
Co, Bridge Corner Main street Wheel
Ing, " Va, or,J, g. Don't, apJthecnry
Oglcbay'a Block. bridgeport ONO,