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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27
SMeeningS.

SWeepings.
Acquaint myself with God.
The way to have friend is to be
one.
Sunday clears away the rest of
the week.
The great man is he who has
nothing to fear and nothing to hope
from another.
AS man is known by his com
pany, SO man's company may be
known by the manner of express
ing himself.
A fool can ask more questions
than wise man can answer; but a
wise man cannot ask more ques-
tions than he will find fool ready
to answer,
A man may use II wart on the
back of his neck for collar button;
ride on the back coach of a train
to save interest on his money UNI
til the conductor comes around:
stop his watch at night to save
wear and tear; leave his 81" and
st" without dot or cross to save
his ink, pasture his mothers grave
to save corn; but man of this
kind is a gentleman and scollar
compared to a fellow who will take
newspaper, and when asked to
pay for it, puts it into the post
Office and has it marked refused. "
The business men of this town
have to some extent shown liber-
al disposition to help the Fair
Company in making up a premium
list for a fair this year. Others
who have refused to assist, will
only be sorry for their illiberality,
when it is too late. This town
could easily afford to raise one
thousand dollars and give it to the
fair Company, for the business
and, the beneficiaries during the
fair season.
The recent raid upon the treas
ury by the members of the lower
house of the reform congress in
voting to themselves one hundred
dollars per month for clerk hire
during the coming vacation Will
cost the tax payers about $2l6,OOO,
and vet there is not revenue
enough to run the government
you know, and there is pressing
need for Mr.. McKinley's great
remedy.-K anawha Gazette.
Some idea of the magnitude OF
Greater New York may be gained
from the statement that she has
IL, 600 churches, 80 post offices,>37,-
600 business houses, 10000 dwell.
ling houses, 10000 acres of parks
900 miles of paved street, 1,1OC
miles of street and elevated rail
roads, $50 public schools for hel
children and /, 100 hotels.
The Republicans of California
put plank in their platform en-
dorsing the woman suffrage amend
ment by the last legislature. Il
now looks like the amendment vii
be adopted and that California vii
Join Colorado and Wyoming in &C
cording the right of suffrage t
women, and the experiment vii
thus be tried upon a larger scale.
A number of people in town arr
complaining abont people pluck
ling flowers from their garden
without permission, and others wh'
enter their gardens as thieves an'
despoil their flower beds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27
THIRrY-FOURTH YEAR.
Personal Mention.
Personal Mention.
Prom Wednesdays Daily.
Sometimes Wen angle at the brook,
Tho freci1led trout to take,
With silken worm, and bait the hooks
Which him our prey shall mike.

Mr.. Chns. Pullin, of Ambrosia, was
here last night.
Mr.. IL. f. Donnally, of Hartford
City, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Curtis, of Nottingham,
o., is visiting her sister, Mrs, A. L..
Cottrell.
Miss Matte Rayburn will have
charge of the Telephone Exchange
during Miss Rays absence.
Mrs. Frank Guthrie, of Fair Haven,
is the guest of her sisters to-day,
Misses Nelia and Maggie Smith.
Miss Maggie McArble, of Pomeroy'
o., left yesterday on an extended Wis
it to- her brother, in Alabama. She
was accompanied as far as this city
by her cousins, the Misses McLaugh-
lin and Miss Anna Niggemeyer, also
of Polneroy, and while here We're the
guests of Nj. y. Moriarty family
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27
PHxs1c1ANs.
DR.. L. v. GUTHRIE,
Pnxs1C1AN and SURGEON

VITHEN not professionally engaged.
wv can be found at Office OF residence,
Residence on Main St., between OH and
10th. OHic e corner Main and 4th SITS.
junel3-ly'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27

The U. S. Supreme Court has
decided that the statute of Louis
lana which provides for separate
coaches ON railroads for white and
colored neople is constitutional.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27

From Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. IL. j. Greer, of Flat Rock, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. w. w. Jackson, of New Haven,
was n business visitor to this place
yesterday.
Miss Bette Saunders, of Virginia, is
here on visit to Mr.. John McCul-
loch and family.
Mr.. Geo. Tucker, of Mason City, is
the guest of his uncle, Mr.. s. p. Ohlin-
ger, of this place.
Mr.. Cal. Shank, of Ravenswood,
proprietor of the Ravenswood House,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Amanda Balsall, of Washing
ton, ID. c., is here on a visit to Capt.
John l.. Charles and family.
Mrs. DR. A. II. Barbee and daughter,
Mrs. j. S. Spencer, who have been
on visit to Mrs. G. w. Harper, at
Raymond City, will return home to-
day.
Mr.. j. NJ. Murphy, the Equity Mill
ing Company's new miller, has moved
his family from Peru, Ind, and will
OCCUPY VIC hii piOHSA''
tension.
Messrs Will j. .Euderes and Max a.
Mass, members of the Comet Wheel
Club" of Cincinnati, are visiting w.
II. Howard. The gentlemen started
Monday morning, arriving here Tues
day evening. Their Cyclometer show
ed a distance of 1888 milesby way of
HilIsboro and Chillicothe. They re-
port the roads in fairly good condi-
ton.
Col Q. B. Woggener celebrated
his etghty-sevonth birthday yes
terday at the home of the Misses
Waggener near town, with dim
ner. Quite crowd of his rela-
tives were present.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Qiquld or. powderl
get ali The benefits of a mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifles the blood
and Strengthens the whole system; And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGu-
and healthy, and when the Liver IS in
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Billousness,. Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and rid OF
that worn out and debilitated feeling
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
lis prcneFiY at work. lfttoubied with any
ofthese complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medt-
sines, and Better than Pills.
zn-EvERY PACKAGES
Has the n Stamp I'm rcd on wrapper
jill. ZeiIin s. Co., Philn., Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27

Better a thousand times that
man go on record upon some meas
ure than that he stay from meet
ing III order to escape from record
making. His constituents know
that they want representation of
some kind and man who fails to
register an opinion is not safe
one to have as representative.
Three questions that will greet
nearly every delegate to both the
Democratic and National conven-
tions will be; Are you a mono
metalist? Are you a bimetalist?
Are you a free silver MANI" Upon
the answer depends the delegates
sagacity
The postmasters throughout the
country have received notices from
head quarters urging the public
to have their names printed or
written on the mail they send out.
BY SO doing there will be much
less business at the dead letter
office.
Nearly every other person is the
possessor of a wheel not in the
head, but one that they sit astride
and upon which they find healthi
full exercise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27

a number Of peOlole in town are
complaining about people pluck
ing flowers from their gardens
without permission, and others who
enter their gardens as thieves and
despoil their flower beds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-05-27

Decoration Day will be observed
at Mt. Pisgah church, below Kama
WIN. commencing at 1870 a. m.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
VcrocnspreSicn ont gsanjem.

PariIerblaoene for 15oe 4uauit I'M
beboloer l9ngere Irtit!sr ON RanIen
og poer BAN en- BARN IuertjeaoelIe.
S WtooI9tning til amerifanIte 9laoe,
Der betegneoe bans Sbepri ON en- 6aoz
Itrem poer 9olen eQer / Hstnina oeraf
ION "oGroiles," timber 5ranItmGnOene
peo fprite giefdit. at bet nstop er BE
ben itaofGtet al uomitebelige ajsnbsz
gjerntnger, - noget, ipm MI ingen lem
gere tpiler paa.
5oreorigt sjengiper be 5clegrammet
fra 8aroc, Iom "0etprabzg often"s
29Iere alsrsoe tienoer. Sournal oes
0e6ats ilutter lin artitel IaalepeS:
"TanIen bar gaHfte oiit enonu life eroz
bret Polen. Men bans expedition
bar gjort ct ldngt Sfriot henimoo ben.
San fortiener ligeiad meaen geunz
bring for iin omiigtsfuloe 5orbereoelIe
til fin uofGro ION Ior bet Moo, bporz
meo ban fuIoferte Den, fornemmeliq
unner bin Forbauicnos MarI6 paa
pdtiIen, ION ban begpnotc / Wlarts
1895 og fortIatte, inotil ban par fom=
men forbi Den 86oe 9reoosgrao, for Iaa
Al psnoe mob SDo pg pperointre paa
5rdn5 SOIefs 2duo."
Wnn4ener RcuFe Id6ri9ten Iiriz
Der: IS ale De QdrbunDreOsr, / bottle
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

usbs, troos fine beIoise ansrsb, 5drs
for at bIipe Dire for FIN llomdtttiie.
R9tternc bs9pnote uIereoe at udtls o9
oiqe unber 5rpttst uf ben umuooelt8s
Goermaot. Den tdpre Stdre 1dpos ulz
BRIG pGret fin Undergoing nGrmers.
Mcn Deres anfcrsrs &o~loblocig9so
forlaoer BAN life ensdng unoer oenre
fortpileoe Sitting. Spnet at BET msrs
~itanTte aigs6annsr, Iom pdieos ooer Dc
merfe, tGtte 5%jenbebobe, Der omrla9er
bans SIdgoroen pda ale Sioer, ino8lz
Der BAN en- briitig 9anie.
SOst Ian oenoer fig til ben RrIt al
tdpre &apuiersr, ION tiGmper peo bans
SIDE, raabsr ban, pegenoe pua gannez
ret: Der er bort Wiaal!"
9erpdu Iporer ban fin .9sIt, rioer
fine n9tmsli2 SLENDER neo og tr9nssr
meo beoelige Stag til beire pg penitrs
mo mslem be homeopathic Meritds
mere. SdnDopaI, Iloaraoo, SIid, Qoiz
ia og fIere. bpis 9eite enonu ian bare
benz, f6lger BAN, % ben file RDtterftdre
iorioinoer / 5isnosho6:u. Wten be
naar tit Maal. st StgO at Gorte3's
Gamble taiter ben meritanite 5eltherre
neo fla ben 9GreItol, boori ban 1ioocr,
om9ioen al sn2ipoagt al fornemme Sri
gsre, % en- IpanTt Rptter, Sudn De ga
ldmancu, ipringer al Soften pg gri5rr
9unneret, ION ban ooerrRtter Gorte3,
Der Ioinger Oct gptoae Net iom en-
SeierstroT9 oper lit 5opeo.
9irtningerne at oenns tjGtte Riboers
oaao er en- alminbelig SorfGroelie
bldnot be fienotlige Sfarer, fom meb
5ubet al 9dnneret og 6eItberren anier
alt for tabt.
ale porige 9annere TGater fig, og
ION greben al panif Str9t itremmer
SGren no gjennem 0alen for at Isge
5relie melem 9j2rgene. Men Spnst
al 5ienoens R9biel giosr Spanierne og
Sldhdlansrne npe SrGftsr, % be itprz
ter fig efter be fIpgtenOe, ION or9bes i
bunoraoaoiS.
Sette bar bet berpmte Stag beo
Slumba ben 8oe Suli 1920, bppri -
tTter Ipdnite 5OrTattere nar 10000
Nleriianere Hal bare falbne, meoens belle
!99rens 4ntal dngioes til 100000
boordf Der bog piItnof maa tr9fz
tes aotilige Suiinoer for at trpTe bet
reEte.
Sugen eFter bette minoep9rbiqe Slaa
Spanisrne BET gipItfrie StdTtas
las Smrdaoe, % De gienlgoenbs Slas
.iialanere tditeoe Jig NED pa tpsIeOe ben
mooerlige Soro, Tom be bdppe trc2t, at
be life mere Itulbe bstr9oe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

msnneifebeoen bar beitrGbt Iig for at
uoForHe be Ggne, Tom CT beldgts nlso
epia -, sr life rogst Iad merfoarotgt
inbtruFet ION netop nu, od Noromatls
oen Ranien er tonunsn tilbdge fra ben
u~rttiTte Gone meo rt9e Helul;dter.
8ermeo 5ddr bint fore og oits msrfe
aapitei / Spbugeliernss :SiIiorie, Der
oreter ia ON aampen for at oinoe rem
til Horopolen, ct npt, ntaaIie epptsgles
renoe Qfinit." Saa TortRler gldost
meo INF 2Grbom oa 8runoig9eo ON
ale be Grpeoitioner, iom / be Tiofte 400
Qdr, nemlig fra 1896 al, er foseta9ne
for at finDe en- Gjennemgung til qiien
norbenom europa % amerifu % tons
me pp til Yolgn, hoorpad bet iIutter
Iaaleoss: "StrsmforboIOene / golars
baoet iDnes at ltuQe blipe en- aTgjes
renOe 5attor for tommenoe Grp,oitioz
ner. Ydd bem itstteoe 5rit6of Nuns
len fig. San itpreos "5rdm til BET faz
rife !Sao / Sadb om at finoe gunIiige
S~sforholo, brioe mso YoIdrItremmen
og TONNE igien osD 8rpnlanos Ut
tpit. Oct gift life ganae, Tom ban
tGntte; men ban bar bepi7t Sing. Ion
mdd bringe os til at unta1e. at III M
Itdar oeo 9egpnoeIien til en- aFgjerenps
Gpott."
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Gu li0en Nontar.

ut Der oct pirtslige 2ib fan tie ligez
'ad rare Sing iom / Romanerue, bier
felgenoe ~IdnoFGroige 9iItoris. 7Sor en-
Sio iibsn 6lep en- Stolegut / 2eip3ig
borte fra lit 9iem, us bans camille
piofte / fIere 9ags life, ON ban lsoeOc
suer bar bgo.
Gnoelig tit man Undertaking on, at
ban Ttulbe oGre Ieet / 3urih, oe 8utttn3
Seitrr rsiTte oerFor til baune 8D FOR at
fdd fat / BAN. 8eo 4ntomfen til gu
rid to9 bun ito paa ct !6otsl og 1jor0e
alt. 6odo Der Itoo / benoes Maat, for at
Fnoe ben 5oripunone, men ForgiGDas.
Boiitiet fun5e intstIteos ppod9e BAN.
Wten ON ben un9e Dame Iaal:Oss life
ianpt fin grooer, fanot bun Derimoo
en- gruogom. 6oteiets gier, Der par
ungtdrl, baooe Iorelitst iig / ben Imutte.
unge qige, frieoc til benoe pg fiji Sa.
SUN gioroe fig nu faroi9 til at reiIe
Diem, % Od alt bar Hart og 8ognel
6olot for Porten fpr at fere benOs %
benoes 5orIoOeoe tilStationen, fom buu
til at tante p1d, at 6otclets 9iergut
buroe babe Ct lipsn O%ritfeFiling. Mlen
boor ferbau Jet par bun life, od bet bite
fig, at @utten bar benoes tjpoIige Bro
Der, Der for ct Bar 9ags iioen bapos
fadet PldOs / 9otsQst. ct gruogon=
men bleo o9'ad en- Smule forunoret pso
Iaa Iudrt at gjere gstjenbtT tdb msO fin
poroenoe Spoger, flyer fig feb.
gu er Den unge Wunb biemms "a
bar be.tioe.ig looet life at remme mere.
5 en- nGr 6remtio ltal SpItsren baoe
9rpQup.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Sambusrnret

er en gunFte e;eaoommeIig pldnle, Tpr
giDer De tropifts Cgne en- iGregen aaraf.
ter. Oa ian brugss til en- ~poerprDent.
Zig itor Mpngoe Observation-Disclosures, %
openltj9bet better man bets SaTt, Der
'mdger Iom 6pnning. 9eune fiQmpe.
mGsiige 8r9sart mar ell 6giOe al 20
-25 Dieter. Wen oct mGrtetioite al
alt ct Sam6usrerets blrtige 8Gr.. Oct
porer, Idd man ~bogita0elig fan Ie bet.
S en- 3oologif Sdoe pda SABA bar man
idgttaget, al 8ambuspIauter oar Tub!
tnotil 20 Gentimster / Stma7. 9roTes=
Tor &rdus bar meO egne Zine iagttaqet
en- Bert al 4 Milimatsr / ct Minut.
9lantsu oorer tiImeo oobbeIt Iaa fort
ON Ratten Iom ON 8ugen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

az Sanoet, men Idomon9c, at be uirteliQ opiptber 6euii9ter.
6arnerne G'ten bn0gcr neo 2rGr for at gipre 2auoet Itittst
I'll Gprtntn0, 90 Oct tofer lite iao lot 4enge. Ser Better
bar ut Itore Srotter neo ~itoubort 2ano, iom blot bebpuer at
pi0IeS, borueS o9 iooea, iaa bar ri en- 2ger, uoen at bet aler'
nli1ore oerot trRngte Rponing ia her Seien bar man rot ia
N, at Ell Chart Section natnrIig Rroirie funoe omoanneS til
Jarm torterc Iio, eno bet taoer Ilibi9an o9 Ohio at rDboe
8 Acre3 2aub.
URen Tor tibet eller Tor me9et er life oct rette 5orbolo;
ot naa plonte 2rGr poa 4rairelauoet Tor at gipre oeraf, bpao
0iOreS fan. 2itsn bar line Sommerbugeere, ri maa bapc
6oIt, ION planter 2rar, t0i gioreS bette, ba bar ri ben btofe
8eltpttelle MOB cocIGg0enpe 2erte; her moa laaes 3rafro
eller plonttS 2rGr, og oct poo eubper Trairie. 5arm.
Mange pl tanite inouenoe, at oct life oil betale ia at
plante 'ao mango 2ror, men oisie Ter life iaa lonet iom De
Tube % blroe; oct er en- SicnoS8ierniuo, at iaaoan 3rG'
plantil'i's rto Sioen 9tper ct i~oroelo9ti8t &eiultat fere emo
Ell Sentence.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
1874

1874
oloeles er paSieuoc for port alima og tilfreb8iiQer 9It, buao
ell 5oareaS porGtter forlauger.
Dan 'oorer Gam og Sauer enten for llo euer for Sio0.
SptS Der ~opeoia9elig lG99es al paa nlo, oa er Ell 6opnegong
onttrent at, iom frapeS, nen er, buaO man ei~tertroeter, baaoe
&ipo 90 Ell ierre Man9oe lilo, maa Der foOre8 aorruorer.
6or at iaa 9oOt SioO moa baaoa Cam % souer haze grain
6ooring, t. 81. en- Slonoin9 al Corn Iel % del of flax
seed.
gaa loot o9 %uaaolGnot 2auo Dor man olori9 ioriooe at
boloe 5aar; De pl oloeleS pautriues, blipe fpee, og DC ntco.
tsrer blot Cab. &aa De itsrre RandeS meo biQigt 2anb. en-.
ten pa Seltens Yratrier eer paa 0pilanoet Git eler Suo,
p,l 5aareapl giue ct lan0t it0rre llbbptte al 9auoet emo noaet
anbet Sla08 6usbpr.
Den 6armer, Der a9ter al ialge fine Gam, noar Bet itun.
Der moo Stnteren, ban maa euoelig glue Dem Grtroioorino;
oa Ipr't pl De betales 9oot. tbi peliteItc Gam piI oltio ueo &c
SiOer bctaies gobt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Cphnoerpatemter npitenes

'cr at lrertnc 90 cpmuutre til 6orbeorinae CT { be irs
ouitrtene Sumter. vt Blteut er ioni enIlaas 3pus
trait melsm Ynbltfnm % CpftHoeren; gouen glpr
pen ~bIrbenof. oar DC hlttet gaa nuaet 8ut, iaa bpr
bet patenteres. &iuil fire Gem 4dfeut pad De ,neIt
rnteIiae Settnselirr, Der 9i9Ioer Cpfuocrr. Naar
3fres gatent CT hoqfert I sort auutrr. oil ul Iele az
tGi9e bet, ,ioet 81 ~ttliiler Dem be IilbuO. ui faar.
gatenter al Rrrnt tau ui afBPupe. Gt al pore gRruo
81 nctpp pcubt tiIbaae eitsr en- az Daaes Relic. san
nr9annereoe SeebsSepardior SO. meo S65O00n. Gps
ttneerer nj Sos,0O0 % Gel / SHot9sterHc. Som Ga
raastpr Etiil inch Dor grpert. vi pI 1oe Dem be
nlerbeoIte SisHeuer ipr at faa gatent % iFISS hrt
for Dem. Strio efter -6acts" ansaaeRor goteuter.
9ter tile lTr9ere bortc, euo al De fan rCiie bib GA
t%oitlare os pauitdtae Dele I EereS Spfiubelie.
oar De Seuge. Dc cuifer nrhragt, 0a ipgra pS tile
faaoS. aarsreitten or orte iigrre, eno zen ~tnbifuote
sum. 9enletHotrtngenoe Spfinoelier poer aoo 2cis
ltgheo III 5rotoTitter. Del meo Gpfino eren "a bel
Hrotttfen. 8tlialgs; "8auo auiie", Draft Guual.
ib'r", ~N2tiic Soloer", "Sfirt Supporter, "gutne
sober Builders ScafDlb" (pateuteretl Ga here,
8etern 8atent Office. 9es w cines, Sorua.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
allu,,t Grrr.

Get er en- Silireostiueie, en- 6laoe at bopc ernr noo
fin 5oro, oct pare ct tort e0er Tibet etptte eono. on melt
Eopn AZ benz bar man pao DC itorc Slctteitretninaer gener
garme, uotOrrenoe Sinoe biemlegcr be trabore Sane, bortio.
rer al 6ugt0beb ira srSen pou qacrem, @raSiet pao Guoeu
c9 anretter ote ior 5tabe. meOenS 2irrittr, iom bar srrr
lille PLACES perof.
@oo De trGlpie Sletter Seiten maa oerne uotorreuoe
Ntno bel'nes peO SrGplantning. Oct er life moi, at ri plan.
fr ct SrG but 90 Der, eler SaIter al 2rGr 90 lansS Santerne
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
a3liShei ntna Epinr-AnIrru.

Spine' aolera fan ~belbreoeS, tiger DIR. 3. ~. Mafiti
Web'ter eitp; ban bar reObet ite Suiu oienuem Here Soleros
Gpioemier, meoenS bans 9obocr miteoe benz SneiepiS; ia
ban bar balbreoet Spr, Der par tioo at iie lige inbe Spoen.
"a oenne Sp9oom inbtrGiier ioa oie, fan 10 5olf paafout'
nsnoe 8tltGloe benptte is al &eeepten; Der Ct ben:
Sa9 ell Bed eler mere os 6lar Seeo, alteitcriom man bar
tea euer mango Suin ip9e. ao9 Street iulotop al Sanb,
ln0til bet or alpeleS fogt. Slano Ell SpneHe al bet foge
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
SOB ioit fem Gipr.

On Little Giant
Separator er ben furs
belastisite So i ct
Sairp. Sar man 20
Sipr, bill bet siue 5is
eren iaame9et SmDr
iOm 5 af bans beoitc
ajgr. S3ar man life
onnr
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

"a lc9 MI bar bru9t ben me Spmoltiue
'0uSpennen" 6 MaaneOer, fan lea bcu,One,
at Den er | ale 3elc 9oo % tilire0sfiQcnOe
pg ligeiaa GOD iom DC Waitlner, Der irtaes
al Nqentcrnc Ipr60 Collars. go. Eucao.
8ooopear, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

Srit ell eanofsasrc, bet fmuffs @tntet;
sketches Of Wisconsin" neinp ubtsniinet;
0ts.relIc 2tx28 Ientmcr, trnfi naa plate
paptr % tremhtIcnos Is Ecsuer ira oct huroF
lilac e~steecnftn, aienginuC ira detoatahcr
Tet CT "a paffcri @tticbs, oa uoa,iicrnf ctrtu
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-09
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL.

Yale Won From Brown by Score of IS to 6-Princeton Defeated Harvard --The Indians Fell Before Pennsy~-- Other Games,
 Yale won a hard fought game from the Brown university football team on Saturday at Providence. The score was IS to 6. Yale played heavy mass game, while Brown played an open game. Yale's mass plays went through Browns line and forced it back almost at will. Yale's touchdowns were made by Connor CD, Bass and Rodgers, Chauncey kicking the three goals, PRINCETON DEFEATED HARVARD Twenty thousand people on Soldiers field in Boston Saturday saw Princeton win from Harvard on the gridiron by score of 12 to O. The Crimson team was in poor condition, but put up a splendid plucky game notwithstanding In the first half Harvard played a purely defensive game. In the second half Harvard changed the style of play, but the team was badly used up and failed to follow up advantages gained
  two touchdowns and goals were made. PENNSY WHIPPED THE RED-
 SKINS.
 The Carlisle Indian eleven was de- feated by the University of Pennsylva- nia at Philadelphia Saturday by the score of 21 to o, much to the surprise of footballists, who had expected that the Indians would at least score. The Car lsle men took great brace in the lat ter part of the second half and seem- ed determined to score. Metoxen, who is well remembered for his great work at Yale field recently, did some splen- did line bucking and with good support got the ball on Pennsy's goal line, but the Quakers, with dogged perseVer- ance, held it there and prevented the extra inch necessary to take the bah over from being made. The Indian line was forced back from the goal out of the danger territory, when the refer ee's whistle blew Fifteen thousand people witnessed the game.
 OTHER GAMES.
 Yale freshmen defeated Andover at Andover, 42 to 4.
 Amherst defeated Williams 10 to at Williamstown.
 The Resolute A. c. eleven of this city defeated the Branfords to at Bran ford.
 Cornell defeated Bucknell 54 to at Ithaca.
 Trinity defeated U. of N. Y. 40 to at Hartford.
 University of Minnesota defeated the University of Michigan 6 to at Min neapolis
 Meriden high school defeated Bridge port high school 24 to 12.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-09
0AK HALLS ClGat Salvage Sale,
 51 CHURCH STREET.
 REVIVAL SERVICES.


 Meetings Begin at Grace M. D. Church by the Pastor. Assisted by Rev. and Mrs. William Parks-Services Will Continue Several Weeks.
 Grace M. D. church, of this city, be- gan a series Of revival services yester- day The pastor is assisted by Rev and Mrs William Park of Canada and the work opened under the most prom ising circumstances. Rev. MT. Park preached in the morning and afternoon on 'The Personality, Office Work and Baptism of the Holy Ghost" Many pre- sented themselves at the altar seeking His presence and power.
 In the evening the church lecture room and galleries were crowded to preached a sermon of great power and pathos on 'The New Creation" from II. Cor, V, 7 Every heart in the large audience was touched, and many re- mained to the after-meeting.
 The solos and duets of MT. and Mrs. Park are great power fin the meetings. They use the guitar and cornet to accompany them. Rev. Mir Park will preach on Prayer tonight, and the meetings will continue nightly for sev- eral weeks.
 A children's meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, and will be addressed by both MT. and Mrs. Park