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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-05-14
For SdpretleJddge
IN The EVENT or.JupcE GoFF's
PROMOTION JUDGE MAXWELL
is MENTIONED.

In regard 10 the prospective
appointment of General Goff to
the Supreme Court Judgeship,
the correspondent of the Wheel.
ing Register says
IAN intimate friend of Judge
Nathan Goff. OF the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, stated
, /, to-day that there is no question
! as to the future of the Judge. He
has been offered and has accept
ed the place which Justice Field,
of the Supreme Court, will make
vacant within a few months. To
those who know Judge Goff's
ambitions and his relations with
the President, there is no .doubt
of the truth of the statement he
was offered . place in the Nc
Kinley cabinet, but refused, de-.
string the Supreme iadgeship.
which was practically rendered
him when he refused a cabinet
portfolio. Mckinley and COT
were soldier boys together, and
have always been more than
friendly. The matter has gone
so far that Judge COTS successor
on the circuit bench is under con.
slderation. He willlikely be ex-
Congressman Edmund Waddill,
of Virginia. another of the soldier
intimates of Golf and Mckinley
and the man who organized the
Mckinley forces before and dur
ing the campaign in Virginia
Friends of Mr.. Waddill are writ.
ing letters to people supposed to
have influence with the judge and
through him with the President.
Goff, Waddill and Mckinley held
a long conference IN Canton
shortly after the election, and it
is believed the whole program
was arranged Them
The above statement made by
the Register correspondent is in
line with those of large eastern
papers. We notice that Judge
Golf is regarded by these papers
as strong probability for the
Supreme Bench, and his proba-
BILE selection by the President is
universally regarded as a wise
one. In the event of Gen. COTS
elevation to the Supreme Judge
ship. we feel sure that in filing
the vacancy thereby created q
better selection could be made
than that of the distinguished
Virginian, Judge Waddill. We
protest against having the scep-
ter pass over the Alleghanies,
and point with pardonable pride
10 an illustrious West Virginia
iurist, whose legislative achieve
ments are no less brilliant than
his judicial services. We refer
to Judge Edwin Maxwell, of West
Virginia. who would bring to the
Federal bench a breadth Of ex.
perience and profundity of legal
learning that would reflect credit
upon the State and upon the en-
tire country.
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A New York paper. after care.
full investigation, fixes upon $25, :
600 a year as ..the amount that is
absolutely necessary to dress o
fashionable woman in a satisfac-
tory manner and make her hap
py." Boys, let's all be true to
our youthful ideals and never
marry until we find an angel.
proposes Henry Watterson in the
Louisville Courier-Jol,nal.
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Miscellany +!
,ocAL BREyITIEs AND TIMELY
TOPICS.

No one can afford to miss the
lecture at the Opera House June
+, 1897.
Experience proves the merit of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t cures all
blood diseases, tones the stom.
ach, builds up the nerves.
The Mckinley administration
is two months old, and even the
democrats admit that it is an ex-
eeedingly interesting infant:
If you want q reliable dye that
will color an even brown or black
and will please and satisfy you
every time, use Buckingham's
Dye for the Whiskers.
The war cloud now shifts from
Southeastern Europe to South
Africa. Turkey and Greece haye
stopped fighting, or will stop in
a few days, butaround the Trans
vaal trouble threatens.
The month of May either
makes or unmakes the meadows
more than any other month IN
the wear. This month thus far
has been the most propitlous OF
any month within the memory
of the Oldest Inhabitant.
Hon. E. d. Fitch, of Hunting
ton. better known to Clarksburs
people as the 'sBald Eagle OF the
Guyandotte,' has been appointed
government attorney in the De
partment of Justice. having
charge of the Indian depreciation
claims.
Every one who has heard the
famous lecture of Bishop Nc
Cabe speaks of it in the most
favorable terms, 1t will be a
great treat. Let every one hear
it at the Opera House June 7th'
next. Seats are now on sale at
usual place.
Excursion rates will be given
from Weston, Grafton, Fairmont,
West Union, and all intermediate
points to those coming to hear
Bishop McCabe. Grand Opera
House June 18th. Seats are now
on sale.
For thirty years Bishop Nc
Cabe has delivered his lecture,
The Bright Side of Life in Lib
by Prison. to thousands and
thousands of people and to every
one it is as new as ever. You
can't afford to miss him. Grand
Opera House June Z.
The Bright Side of Life in
Libby Prison will call to mind
again in a pathetic and historic
way some of the "reminiscences
of the late war, not to offend but
TO inform and please, and it
might well be said, to edify, all
who hear it. At the Grand June
:, next.
Washington is experiencing a
big run of congresses just now
having the Medical Congress.
the Postal Congress and the old
49, ~.
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fashioned wind iammingCon

of the United States in session
within her gates all at the same
time. The town is so full of them
says an exchange, that points of
order and questions of privilege
are often found scattered along
the streets.
The lecture, which Bishop Nc
CODE will give az the Opera
House June 7th, next. was given
by hum in Grafton in September
1894 at 6 o'clock a. m. to a crowd
ed bonse. The people will go to
hear him at any time of day. The
lecture is especially interesting
to soldiers. who. like him, had
some experience in Libby prison.
A Randolph county school,
where the big girls hug the
teacher every day. is said to have
twelve hundred and thirteen ap.
plications for the opportunity to
preside over it next winter. Sew
eral West Virginia newspaper
men are thinking of changing
their avocations.-Ritchie Ga
zette.
The TELEGRAM is read by
many people who travel and who
will be glad to know that there
is published such a valuable
travellers guide as Appleton's. 1t
gives latest time cards of all rail-
roads 10 the U. S. and much valu-
able information about hotels.
1t only costs 25 cents. Knicker-
booker Guide Co. "a Park Place
New York.
A new press for the San Fran
cisco Examiner was shipped from
New York the other day to San
Francisco, by way ofthe B. 6 U.
the Chicago and North Western
and Union Pacific. The B. & o.
took it from New York to Chica-
go in three days, and it reached
its destination in the remarkable
time often days from New York.
the distance being 3,4o6 miles.
Ten years ago the average time
for such shipments was 30 days,
The Pintsch light is now used
by the railroads the world over,
and at present there are over s5.-
600 cars equipped with the sys-
TEN in this country and abroad.
In order to fully supply the
large number of cars with gas,
over As Pintsch plants are now
in operation in various parts OF
the country, extending from the
Atlantic to the Pacific oceans,
and from the lakes to the gulf,
and new plants are being con-
structed as occasion requires.
E. E. Hood. clerk of the con,
stitutional amendment committee
has received a letter from Mrs,
Bruym. OF New York, one of the
members of the National Anti
Womans' Suffrage Society, ask.
ing that day be fixed by the
committee upon which she and
other leading members of the as
fsociation may appear and oppose
the proposed woman's suffrage
clause in the constitution. These
ladies will be given date about
the latter part of the month.
Tramps do not fare SO well in
Clalksburg as elsewhere says
the Register correspondent. The
other day one struck the city,
and having been fined for some
violation Of the ordinances, was
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gard this disaster as q judgment
of Heaven upon the vain worldly
display which positively antago-
Mics the cause it claims to es.
pouse 7 With apologies TO a
celebrated French woman, we
may say, 20 Charity, whatcrimes
are committed in thy name :"
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Transfers.

Hugh NJ. Martin TO Sarah NJ.
Roger 1 lot Eagle.
The Pine Grove Imp. Co. to 7
M Jackson / lot Coal.
John Ross to ] B Riley .lo4 a ;
Simpson.
NGoff to Town of clarksburg
right of way.
W 2 Golf heirs to same right
ofway.
Job Y Bartlett to Ruben j
Bartlett 276 a I; Elk.
UC Swiger to Ten Mile coal
and coke company . acres coal (;
Sardis.
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Taking

a course of Ayers Pills the
system is set in good working
order and a man begins to feel
that life is worth living. He.
who has become the gradual
prey of constipation, does not
realize the friction under which
he labors, until the burden is
lifted from him. Then his
mountains sink into mole
hills, his moroseness gives
place to jo1lity, he is a happy
man again. If life does not
seem worth living to you, you
may take a very different view
of it after taking
Ayers CathartiG Pills.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-05-14

A fine line of perfumes just re-
ceiyed. Come in and examine
them at Smith & Pigott's drug
store. 20.u.
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Lock The Door

Before the horse is stolen.
Purify. enrich and vitalize your
blood and build up your physical
system before disease attacks
you and serious sickness comes.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will make
you strong and vigorous and will
expel from your blood all impuri-
ties and germs of disease. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
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Hoods Pills are the favorite
family cathartic. Easy to take,
gentle. mild. 25 cents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13
Trei fiir itbelt Mfault.
9ie Metbobe einer qrobartisen Be:
banblung BON MdnneridmGde,
Die 9eilung brafbte. nabbem alles anbere
feblgeibla9en.

Sthmer3bafte &ranfbeiten iinb fchlimm aenue:
aber tuenn Elm Mann an neruoier Sdatuddbe lanes
lam oabinithiunoet. 10 inb Die triiben 8orfellun=
gen ber Seele sebnmn1 icbIimmer ais Die drgiten
Shmerseu. gs giebt fein Qlufb6ren in ben ieeli=
idben 2eoen BEL Sag pber Nacbt. Gcblaf lit fai
unm0alieh; uno Bel elmer iolcen gnfreguna lit man
tnum bernnttuortlidb fir oaS. mas man thut
Sabrelana tuurbe Der Sc1reiber oiees nuf 6em auf=
eereeten Reere oer eeitbleftliden Gtbtp1ebe un1=
bergeporfen. bis er Dor Die 5rage aeftent tuuroe.
OBJ er nibt befer tbdte. cine Soiis @ift 5n nebmeu
unb 70 alien ieinen aunlen elm @noe su MAIDEN.
Qber etne gtngebung oeS 5immelS tam ibm 5u
9ilfe in @eftalt elmer 8erbinoune bon @rsneien.
Die ntcbt alen feine nlleemeine @eiunobet b6nie
tu.eoerberhelten. fpnoern aucb ieine icbhpachen.
etngeihrumpften &1rpertbeile Bis su ibrer natiir=
litben Nusoebnung uno sfraft perer1Berten; uno
lest ertldrt er. onB ieoer Mann. Der d1 Die Miibe
maeben tutu. ieinen gfamen un6 Moreiie ein3uien=
ben Die getbooe oieier iuunoernollen 8ehanblune
fret baben tann. 8enn if faae -frei". 10 meine id
ihtudc9te Mann ben 8ortbeil aus meiner grfah=
RING siebt.
: S@ BIN ten 9bilantbrpp. aud ipiele ih nidbt ben
@nthuiioien; aber es giebt Eaufenbe bon Mdnnren.
tueldbe bic feeliioben QuaIen BON eeiehuddoter
Nonnbnrteit erleiben uno iofprt eebeiIt ueroen
tuitroen. f0nnten iie nlr elm ioldeS 6eilmittel be-
ton1nen. tue es mid eeheilt bat. Mian futhe ntht
ausanfnoen. ue ih es mir letten tann. Die menis
gen Sreimarten su besablen. Die n6tbie iino. um
Die Wtittbeilung 81 perienoen: f6hoern man ihi6e
oanada unb man pirb erfabren. bak es einiae
item. bod etn Term6gen fir einige Geute tuertb iino
nnb fur pie meiiten BON uns ene 2ebensaeit bon
@lnd beoeuten. gian ibrebe on Carl s. @alfer
648 Maionie Eemple. Salamospo. Rict. uno Die
ittbeilung tpiro in einem einfnoben, periieaelten
Guuoert ueriauot tueroen,
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Dasalte 0iebe nidt rotet.

OaBalte 3iebe nj i1t roitet,
bat lid mieberum einmul in spalbins,
Gn9lanb, beluabrbeitet. Gin oortioei
Wlann oerlieB Dor SO Sabren 6rau uno
Sinh unb sins nod Gmerita. Da tess
tere gang mittelloS iparen, famen iie
in'S slrmenbaus. Die Srau beiratbete
ieood balb ipieber, uno naGoem ibr
jipeiter Mann seitorben mar, fam iie
abermals in's Nrmenbans. Sbr eriter
@atte aber beiratbete unb begrub mad,
einanoer in glmerifa brei ssrauen, unS
als er enoli6 i'm bSditen 9ebensalter
na6 Gnslanc 3uriidsefebrt mar, tpcllte
er eine FINITE She iblieben. Sebo9
bic 8raut fam babinter, bab bic allers
erite Satin oes 9rdutisams nod am
eeben iei, uno uerlieb i'm. Darauf
fudte Der lestere feline erfte 0iebe i'm
Grmenbauie 3u Spalsins auf uno lebt
jest mieber nit ibr suiammen. Der
psrliebte alte adblt Der 2ense 80, iein
@eipons Is.
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Rath fir Watter.

Dor ttber so Sabren i1on purbe
Wrs. WihSlDw'8 Soothing Gprup
bon Millioneu bon Mdttern beim 3abs
nen ber &inber angewenbet. Wirf bu
i'm @9lafe bur9 bas Snreien zines
ainbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S9meraen reint2 Wenm 10, laHe
iofort eine Glaf6e bon rMrs. Winss
Ions Soothing @prup" bolen. 9ein
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gs :pirb benz
tleinen 2eihenbeu iofort 2inberumg pers
f@affeu. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es III feiu 3weifel barhber. gs beili
Spientern unb 0iarrboe, regnIirt ben
Nasen uHD bic Nieretl, beieitist Minb'
aolit, ermeidt ben Gaumen, perbins
bert gnt5iinbung unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spftem. vWtrs. Win5lops SOOTHING
Sprup" fur aabneube 4inber III anges
aebm in @ei6mad unb bas aeeept
itammt BON einem Der beifen peiblihen
aer3te in ben Ser. 6taaten. gs III BET
allen 9ruggihen In Der sanaen Welt su
baben. preiS rs @entS per Glaf9e.
8auft ni6tS anbereS, oils Mrs. Minss
Ions Sootbings9prup.
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Ma0erkett.

Die l1rfahen Der 111aeerfeit
fino bel Kinoern SerofeIn, 4us'
,ehruns bel Grwadfenen unS
8lutarmuth bel 9eiSen. Dur4
Maserfeit entitebt fe uno :fstt IL
Sas bette n1ittsl ibrer 6err 80
neroen.
Jeoermann weie, oas Eeber.
tbran oas eefdn6eite 5ett berpor.
brinet.
6cott's Emulsion pom
Gebertbran III obne lbIen Beige.
idmad. es III Sa 5ett gu fdaffen.
Hmn gle ssrn Epssssisr HaA esn's Gmuiasn
isassr uns Ct Sbnm Gin IN lu@sfarbsnsm um,Alss
mibaltsuss podtt NIT esn RtIet zines MaHnss sab
8l&es slsbt haun oarim eh Tim sUtrsum.
80 Gsnis sab tl.oo
ssorT 4 Bowu. chsAaists. New Ysxk
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Gnaen gte NAL,

baben Sie idon iemals oas electric
8itters als Mittel sesen Sbre 8es
i6nerben probirt? @enn ni1t, beiors
gen sic iid cine Slai6e uno sic tueroen
@rleidteruns baber. Dieie Mebicin
bat ii9 als beionbers seeisnet sur Sei=
lung aller Jrauenleioen eriuieien. @s
iibt eiuen iuunberbaren bireften @influB
aus unb perleibt alien Srsanen 8raft
uno Gtdrfe. 2eiben sic an Nppetit=
mausel, gerftOpfuus, &Opfruss uno
Ohnmddtsanfdlen, ODER iiub sic ner,
p0s. i9laflos, lei@t erresbar, nieberz
scoriidt uno melandpliId, 10 lit bas
electric 8itters serabe bic Mebiciu, bic
Sic n6tbis baben. @eiunbbeit uno
Stdrfe uerben burh ibren @ebraut
9arantirt. so Gents unb $1.OO Die
5laihe in Ser slpotbefe bon S. &alteper
& Spbn.
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Grlanger.

Mst benz ,,Grlauger" bat bic XDne.
Sfar:S Sranerei eineu 1rmmpf ans8es
iptelf, Der ntdt 81 iibsrbteten lit. 0as
Bier bat einen nullen, reinen, fetnes.
megS umansenebm iiiRlihen @e:
idbmnd, iute Dte meiften ouuflen 8tere.
Gs tit ans oem beften Wtals uno So.
pfen ber8eftellt unb bat bas rtd,ttge
Atter erretd,t, um eS als elm Xa8erbier
erfter sslaiie empteblen 80 f1nnen. Daa
.,Grlan8er" Oer Xone.g gtar.8 8ramerei
1T benz Walsegtraft ebenbiirti8 nno es
iolIte tn fetner Tamilie feblen, tueit es
itr Srau nno 8tnbsr etm Ia Der Shat
ffdrfemoeS mnc uabrbafteS 8ennkmit'
tel III.
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Ausuertauf bon @inter. .sduben.

llm @aum au fd5afen fur uniere
Grhbjabrs Waarsn, bic bereits nah
unb nod eintreffen, bertaIfeu mir un.
ieren eefammten gorratb BON
Winters9 6ubenfhr $ erren,
Oamen unb @inber 3um
Ro fpreife aus. Wir ftibren nur
Die allerbeifen Jabritate unb baben
our9 bie portreffi9e Waare, welde
mir unfereu Ruuben lisfern, einen Ruf
ermorben, Der melt tiber bic @ren3en
Der stabt unb bes @ountp binaussebt.
Mer S6ub8eug nbthis bot, iei es
feline Maare far 8dle. @eiellinaften
&C. ober trdfti9e S6ube fur bic @trabe
unb bic Arbeit. Der iprede bel uns Dor;
mir f6nnen ibm bas ri9tiee an mdBis
gem Breiie pertaufen.
@iuberella 6 6ubspalan.
213 alamo,p plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13

Glei6 barauf fam sic furdtbare
Gataitrophe SmiiGen Gielemann uno
Galelpsfi.
Ger 0telt bes stbenb8 mar @rauen.
Drei N}enidenleben fielen oem Seuer
gum Spfer.
Seloiie BON 8ilienbers NOR ME ipie'
Ser aus ibrer Sbnlnadt erma6t, In Der
iie bon bem Gualm eritidt tpuroe, ebe
bas Seuer iie faBte. Nlit benz @elieb>
ten ibrer Su9euO uno Dem unseliebten
@atteu mar iie in oen Ioo sesansen.
gie itanoen pereint por tbrem eipisen
Hid]ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13
Gin 1lmfeblbares sgsitfel.

Das 6elb Der @irtlamtcit bcs bcs
rubmten Or. 8ul's Sniten Syrup
fpno immer fortbciteben, benn tpenn
s!ne SHUTTER einmal bieies unfeblbare
Dt'ttel 9e9en Nuiten, @rfdltun9 8rdu,
ne ccer Seudbulten 9ebraud,t bat 70
tpIro lte ME cine anbere Mceisin pcrs
fuhen. "c5h 9ebraud,te Or. @uus
Suiten SDrup felt Is Sobren in Der
6amilie 9e9en Sulten @rtdltuua unb
nalssseloen unb fano i'm elm aisqes
seihnetes Nlittcl. +" Srau O.3. .@larte.
1853 Gcn9reB Ctr, ,Glepelanb,S. Or.
8uG's S.uiten Sprup miro lbcrall fir
25 Gent6 oerfauft unb man barf Gd
ntht BON. @crfdufcrn ilberreben lafIcn
einen aneeren cber ettpas billiseren
slrtifel su netmen, benn nur Der ddte
Or. 8ull's Souiten SDtnp 9iebt tmmer
srfriecenltellenbe 9aefultate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13

Cine aer5enflamme in itar.
ter adlte. Cine Sfersenflamme
brennt na6 ,Scient. slmer. in polar>
re9ionen bel 35 @rao Sdlte anoerS mie
ionit. Oas @ads idmil3t faum, ba es
gu falt lit; Die 6lamme 1T i6wa9 unb
perliert lid in elmer 9t0bre, bic benz
Oodte fol9t. 9obrt man, um bic
Slamne nidt eritiden gu lafien, felt.
lpartS SO6er in bas @ads, 10 brennt
Die 6lamme bis auf bas untere gnbe
Der Serge bur9 unS binterldBt cine
ROhre aus @ads; bic bur1 bic Q66e.
einitr6menbe iebr falte Cuff pirb BON
Der Slamme ni6t 9enii9enb ermdrmt,
UNI bic an ii6 idon iebr falte RSbre
gum S6melsen gu brinsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13

- 9urh 8euubuns bes NJ. K. &
T. FLYER reift man BON Gan Antos
nio uad 81. 2ouiS in 81 Stunben
unb 55 Winuten. Man neridume
nidt auf bieisr 2inie Gabrgelesenbeit
3u beI6offen. nenn man nod st.
2ouis, Chicago. @leuelanb, @ineins
nati, Buffalo. WaibinstOn, 8alti'
more, philadelphia unb New Dort
reiif.
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Malt : Wutrine

1T ieSem 8eeDnDalescentem au em.
pfeblen; eS TT utMt beranideno
mmo frafttSt @uer ebitem. iuie fein
ancereS gtdrfnna Smtttef es I'M
Stnnoe III. 9r6partrt bon Der I'm.
bcnier Suf@ 8reiuins Co.. ct.
2DutS, Mp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13
0as Gone > Star : Bier

ertutrbt ffM befdnois mene Jrennbe
tpeaeu tetneS unDer8feidlitb reinem
@eidlmadfS uno iue8en ieiner uuer.
reidsten 8iite. 60 TIT lin beraerqui6em.
Der Grant nnS betommt amdb ansge.
set@net. ieIbft tuenm einmal elm iuenie
iibcr ben 9Rrft setruufea tueroen
SnfIfe.
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St fublte in bieIen Gueenblid ben
Sesen Der gabe, Die allen redtli6
benfenben bodiinnisen Meni6en
eisen 1T, anbere gu ibrer 96be empors
dubeben.
5ortiebune fDlet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13

liefern tdsIi6 frii4e Nufern aus
Der S6ale, elm feines Dinner fiir Is
@ents unb fhbren ionftise grtra 8s'
fieQuugen In fur3er 3eit aus. Gle
Oelifatefen Der Soiion fnb su haben.
Die befen unb bilieffen preiie In Der
9tQbt.
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p9Na9es8tuette auer Wtt
Wad nuo nou europa.

SEPT il bic 3eit. Sidets su tanfen
unb 0ermanbte unb Betannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb beriiberfommen 30 laHen.
Wegen genauer Snformation ipenbe
man R@ an
80. s. Domns.
8eueraispa asiersasent bet Mallorp
Oampfer 2inie,
523 @ah 6ouiton StraBe, Sun ans
tonic, 8eras.
Off3teller Ngent ftr ole europdi'
f9en Dampfer Qinien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-13
Qln Slutarute
Veriudbt
NaIt>Wutriue

unb Sbr bsbt nas gtarfans smittel.
spelheS Sbr brandt, mm eefuno An
tperoen. Praparirt bon Der Mnbeuier.
8ui@ Bretuine Co., Ct. xuuis, Wao.
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- Waauer S6Iafwasen nod @oco,
Sort @ortb, 8alas. 4onios Gup
unb Ct. 2oui8 tiber bic M. K. 6 T.
FLYER.
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Ser KATY FLYER In burdt.
aus 9efibule. aus ben feiniien Cages.
maaen, Chair @ar8 uub Waaner.
Buffet 59lafwasen suiammenseisbt.
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ANattbies Bros. Tleiid5er,

ANattbies Srps. Jleii@es,
go. 5O7 Of.6oufon'St
0ur bas porshsli9fie &inbs, S@afs
unb Shpeiuefeii6.
9pe3iaIitdt: Sunges 2aIbHeifm.
Aae Nrteu bon @urf. 6@inten.
3unse. S9mGlS &C.
Sn bemfelben 2ofale befinbet F& eix
Tiid3s unb u tern. M artG
Sdgli@ sroBe auswabl ton friI&en
6iihen, Mufern, Wilb. @efiageI
aller 9lrt. SelepboH 399.
gefeluasen fur GleiTG uno Slid ,e.
uerben In ireenb einem 3beile Der
Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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9as cole 9one Star : 8ier.

SIM CONNER siebt 60 fein 0etr6nf,
ireldbsS tn benz Make erfriidht uno
ftarff, iute elm 0taS Zone. Star. Eier.
Mber aud, tint 8tnter that cS BITE Dor:
trefftidbffen 3tenfte. GS tit nptpriid3,
oaR iueoer 09biSfep mod, @ein ben
Wsenid,en inneriid, anf BITE 9auer cr'
tuarmen. oaS thut nur Bier anb ocf'
balb sreiie man snm SDne= Star, cas
an 8iite untibertreiiitd1 lit.
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yoroatt Brothers,

&eftamratemre In G@oIs' SalpDn nmS
Nalmeu @Qrteu,
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81. 80. McMaiffer,
Ieuers unb Sornabo'
8erhheruug.
Bel. Alb.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-12-23
How TO Prevent Pneumonia.

At this time of the year cold is
very easily contracted, and if let to
run its course without the aid Of some
reliable cough medicine is liable to re-
suit in that dread disease pneumonia.
We know of no better remedy to cure
a cough or cold than Chamberlain S
Cough remedy. We have used it
quite extensively and it has always
given entire satisfaction.-Oolagah,
Ind. Ter, Chief
This is the only remedy that is
known to be certain preventive of
pneumonia. Among the many thous-
ands who have used it for colds and
la grippe we have never yet learned
of single case having resulted in
pneumonia. Persons who have weak
lungs or have reason to fear an attack
of pneumonia, should keep the remedy
at hand. The % and so cent sizes
for sale by J. G. Gibson, druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-12-23
Free of Charge to Sufferers.

Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get sample bottle free
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. They
do not ask you to buy before trying.
This will show you the great merits of
this truly wonderful remedy, and show
you what can be accomplished by the
regular size bottle. This is no exper-
iment, and would be disastrous to the
propfietors, did they not know it
would invariably cure. Many Of the
best physicians are now using it in
their practice with great results, and
are relying on it in most severe cases.
1t is guaranteed. Trial bottle free at
any drug store. Regular size so
and S1.00