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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
MORE FIRES IN NOVA SCOTIA.

Halifax. oct. l9.-News of another
serious fire was received last night from
Yarmouth county. where heavy bush
fires have been raging since Saturday,
cndangering a number of small villages
and many lives Flames attacked
Comeans Hill. . small coast settlement
II miles from Yarmouth town destroy
ing II dwellings. a number of hams and
other autbuidings. sparing only one
house. Nearly all OF the inhabitants
camped on the beach, as assistance
could not he got 10 them.
At Forbes Point. i'm Shelburne county,
fire, which caught from the burning
woods. destroyed a church and one
house. Bad bush fires are burning close
to the towns of Chegoggin and Ply
mouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
George M. Pullman Passed
Away Early Today.
COMPLAINED OF THE HEAT
Did Not Think That He Was in III
Health, However.
HIS VERY SUCCESSFUL CAREER

Chicago, Oct. 10. George NJ. Pullman,
the Palace car magnate, died at O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. Puliman's death occurred in his
magnificent brown stone home at the
corner of Prairie avenue and Eighteenth
street where he has resided for many
years. Mr.. Pullman retired last night at
his usual hour. which was somewhat
early. He was apparently in his ordin-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
Bicycle Dealers New Field.

Thomas Herman indicted for the keep
ing of a common nuisance at 1sS South
street. WAS put on his trial before Judge
Rogers and jury this afternoon. Some
police officers of the Fifth station testified
they bought liquor at Kiernan place
and they had with them rs an additional
witness "a young man who sold bicS cles.
ATTORNEY General Willard B. Tanner
for tho state and Page & Page for the de-
fepdant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
Fooib,ll P. aver May Di..

Wcst Superior, Wis. oct. ~. A. a rcsuit uf
iuiuri', n the footi s'finutch with Stcyens
Point Mruure E Moran. lsfi end nf the su.
uerior slovan NAV NOT recover Moran GOT
ihn hall and started for 1in, WHOM De- was
-i"nlFd hF Stevens Point inHn. who rrr.
r'ir1igd o. foul tackle. Moran fell o. tho
gtufnl heavily. hring caught iiy trb Zee,
and though h. finished the game he was car.
r"l nome. Ho received internal injuries
about Ihe kidncys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

Yesterday morning John Johnson of
133 Pond street reported to the police that
his house had been entered Sunday and n
number of articles taken. the value of
which was about 50. but upon closer
investigation he fines that his loss L.
nearly $50, and no gave the police a
description of number of moro articles
this morning whicn were taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
Well Known J.weler DYING.

Goorge 4. Luther, q well known
iewoler Of this city. whn has boon sick at
ris ~ ne lfl Waterman street flr the
past Tive weeks is in - urccuriouS condi.
ton tits afternoon ana his physician,
DR. Jewtt'. snys he can live but very
few hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
MRS. PULLMAN STARTS FOR HOME

New York, Oct. ~. George NJ.
Pullman left Immediately for Chicago
this morning upon tho receipt OF tho
news of her husbands death. She took
the Pennsylvania railroad limited trnln.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK ?

Dont give them ia ~ r0nee Have tou
friei fle new fopt drink ,ullel tirlin.Og n
J. delicious ami nourishing and takes the
ijacs - cofiee. The fnorr tsrninlp r0r yiv.
The rfildftn fIc more nOnifh yuu uisfri ,lufe
fhruugh tlirir svsfe'ns. Gfai1.D ID wade 81
pure grains, ard when properly urefaysd
cori- sl,put . a. mseii. Az gFvsef- seth a.
and e5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

ary health and there was no indication
OF his demise, or indeed any premonition
of illness
While seemingly in good health, Mr..
Pullman had been complaining during
the last three or four days of tho hot
spell and said he was feeling rather un-
comfortable.
After leaving his Office at 3 clock he
remained at his residence all the evening.
awoke and called his body servant to his
bedside. and spoke again of feeling un-
comfortable. Finally he requested that
DIR. Billings. the family physician, be
sent for.
In tho meantime, hearing through the
servants of Mr Pulimans indisposition.
Rev. DIR. Charles ii. Eaton, of New York,
an intimate friend of the Pullman family
and who was visiting mt their homo.
went hurrcdiy into the sick mans bed
chamber.
Mr.. Pullman rapidly grew worse aud n
second message was sent 10 DIR. Billings
but before the doctor could reach the
uOuS6 hr. l-uilfUdu Huu uleu.
Mrs. Pullman, who was in New York,
was Immediately telegraphcd for and is
now on her way to Chicago
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
George Mortimer Pullman was born In
Chautauqua county, n. Y, March 3,
1881. At IL he began life as clerk III a
country store. later associating himself
with an elder brother In the cabpet max
ing business at Albion. He came to
Chicago i'm 1853 and at first engaged i'm
the business of raising buildings. elcvat-
ing an entire block number of feet ia
hrng them up TO new street grades.
While riding in an old-fashioned sleeping
car from Buffalo to wcstfleld, n. Y. il
occurred to MIN that there was n field for
building comfortable sleeping coaches.
From 1886 to 1858 he made series OF
experiments on the Chicago and Alton
aud Galcna roads. From these expert.
mepts he worked out detailed plans. A
workshop was rented, skilled mechan cs
employed and Mr.. Pullman threw him.
self uto the task OF building sleepers
WIN mon Who h'NNs iloih rtilitu tuU
viction.
Although without mechanical training
himself, he personally directed the work
of others in oil the minor details of put
ting the ideas he had originated into
material form. The first car. he Pioneer, -
was completed early in 1850. and a. once
took rank as the most perfect railway
vehicle the world had ever seen
BEGINNING OF THE SYSTEM.
This was the beginning OF the Pun.
man system which has grown To the pres.
ont eNorm ous proportions.
Mr.. Pullman was identified with al.
most evsry public enterprise in Chicago.
lie leaves two sons, Sanger and George
NJ, Ir.. and two daughters, Mrs. ,Carolan
of san Francisco anu Mrs. Frank %.
Loudon of Chic lgo
hIr. Pullman died Of angina perctritis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
FEVER AT MOBILE.

Mobila Ala, Oct. 19f-Six cases and
one death Is the yellow fever report for
the past "a hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

NICF, PLEASANT ROOMS To i.ET-l;i
Washington street. ,,nsl- end double; al con
Ncnicn~s, excellent location, olsf'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

TO LEf-Fu Furnished sront foum: heat.
bath. gas. homc comforts IN private family.
so Pine street, right.hand belt olNdt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

The report OF the Subcommittee of
the volksraad OF the Transvaal Republic
oil industrial commissions has been
issued N recommends a reduction of
duty 20 the amount OF 10 shillings per
case of dynamite. and large reductions
m the railroad -nriff on mining require
ments.
Warden 4. s. Wright Of the Riverside
Pa) penitcntiary has discovered that
number or convicts confined In TIC
institution have becn manufactures
counterfeit 5G-ccnt p,sces. He has uE.
carthcd the metal from which the
"queer' money was made. the moulds
in which 10 Was uast and the names oi
ssNerU of theatunVicts sM ho Nere e0n.
reuted with tne matter
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
Ladies'
",

! er MI fer
% at tilitriue
/. SjermitaO,
aatalOgen
Fning ON alt
Som Ell
II nnoer Is
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rlntn, NQr,
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IS SlutniNg.
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triiteG9 In
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art iom mn
fig YlaOs.
s.. @acu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
"0rn0 iperaer tea ont @oos o. @ulo,
Rdur iea er pel tiircpS2S

"orno iporger tea ON 8Oos % @ulo,
Hdar lea Ct Uei iiircos2"
Ct Euos. bou lpilie ct Gag Spsn.
FER oec Giisroalsanl1gsct, bra9te me-
gen 6Urusielic % bteu tnuae omtult.
Srer'terre hauoc nemlig iaaet -lltp9"
I Sdratfer lin, % ina inobtlote ucr
sooe Glib 9usr Dem, at bet beote
Haao l 8eroeu par at bare mo ell
0taurtue. &i tprts life mere ON bpcr.
ban bet sit meo ~lltpiet; men at Susu'
lferne maatte r1mme Suiet ior Ntou'
rens Gtplo. pntte Subel / 9eirer, %
Silo'9oers iimple Susrnao glemtes
life ben CONNER.
Get bar csiaa Silos Susr. ION tos
en- 8osrmano | SrIitIaula leiet i9 0eil
% @psr Tor at ia ia Ell aipretur gicus
mem gDeu. Saloiulo cler pel lnu bet
Dor ban naturliOpis, o. ian begpuotc
ban at BRUCE Suepa 9onIte eitcrtrpttcs
itgt. Get sif | iulot 9rno @aoe op og
@aoe u.b, mems Sllb.3o al % III
raabte TT: "osp "copper"" Oct euote
usturli9pis pou 8aaoitua; men / Solcr
III aleitboterue ct Crotas: "Scp Sop
per! "a Silo.3oer traOijsrte pnu
ar%sitians @uter".
Su, bette faar bare uOf, buab en-.
telte Yeriousr betrRffer. Seq bar
forte Drag icst at iaa irem for 2Gic'
rem btsie Slufsfittelier, fife bare for,
at ri ital lie 40 benz % oeres Gaarlig'
bcoer. men for at uptfe Gitertnnte on
muliot. aanbenoe Nuiunret for glib
Iluifens" 9anrItabcr itrRtter fig en-
Smule lru9cre, eno mouoe biotil ipucs
at ia fdttet. So, bet 9Igr!
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
10 strmeer Den resuIGre 90 Den
trrcaulGre.

SoiIieH Of otsie Siloe eu hsiit tiihsre? resH EuiDI
ben regHlrre. 9e trresalrre er uiitre, be ~ialriaiie;
men iaa CT be saarIiat eiitiplinertbe epietisgs
Ndpebitters pl mart rctie paa eenHe alaH3el I en-
uoroerilta eeper ener Iaoe. @albsipae tilt eubes
siper ia uso gul aHnatsiatve % sHle Ritn3bler. iur
aanse. bellat 1HHse. gaorssH!uGlmt. uiiipasbse ON
frin9 Seperep. Suimmu6eo % ips pousopiHe. In
fuber ltesr ee-ai, Elsie TssH paa Epl7tF8hee MOB
pelbreeens Stpre iaag tIium en- ~irresulRr TtliiaHo
pes 1ropolosae oil mart rgsulsres ueo Sirip az
Biitergn, Der ogiGa euermauoer giaIaria, fist jers
bgisIie, Sbeumaiisns. Neuralgia. @evVgitet o.
Spreipse, Com ct Rissel ii! at ftauais for ielise
aisrRiielie. II! al iFtmiipHee 8eariHa o. linbrs ben
uasR SlpetBiie. L1aIt.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
st npfpot @arns Tagbpg.

Gn tDif S9se ifllOrer paa igleenoe
rorenoe Waaoe ct tibet Barns Is 9as
9es LANCE Spbolo / oenre geroeu:
lite Sag! "8lOunoerlist! Simmelit!
Saa er les oa enoslis / osnne i%ijsnne
Teroen. Suem tunoe ba anet. at man
ltuloe iaa aaloe frlt o9 81 line 6Dlclier
2uft! Suao les iremlor alt beuuprer.
er Splifinust, ben blaa Simmsl o. ben
rifle, iuale 2uit. Na, ON je9 bare III
ristis Sou at npoe al benne Serligs
beol"
2beu 9aa. "ub, ben ipriaroeIige
Barme! Seq tps nof albsles Sell.
Ia, cenne Suit, bette 2p5, bette SanO!
Soor lanst anberlebes haube ies life
tent mig, at bet itulce bli! gtsn uar
bare taalmooiG, bet blir tauIte beOre
i~enere. Zen samle glmme ipneS llet
life at i%Orltua mig
ste Sag. "Gnonu ln9en Soranorin9.
Suis bet oeoblir paa oenne Waaoe,
fan ics life boloe uo lanse. Yauoe
Stat % Sag mao je9 lis9e neopattet
laa uarmt, at ies naiten life fan aanOe.
9(a, ON iss bare pioite, buoroan jes ital
bore mig 40! Greoer jes, iaa tOmmer
BET gamle &ptnoemenneife meo Def,
iOm ie9 maa brittle, bpilfet fun eyer
mine 2loelier. Gr mine SRnber folbs,
on eno aroppen iorreiten er brenoen,
be beo, iaa iusber bun enonu ilere ulo'
topper ON mig. Sg naar jes iaa be.
oenoe fer mart paa ben enc, mart paa
ben ancen nf mine 8la9caanoer, iaa
iiaer De! "0en lille Statfar rpiter 10
al &uloe", ug iaa uarnler be Upenitjs.
BET ulot9pperne, iaa be blir rigtig bsbe,
i~orinben be ipsber benz ON min arne
arop. Gn, er Der ba insep, iOm uil
iorburme fig Oper mis!"
lobe Gag. glitter en- iurfarbelis
yaat. Seq sraber; men Der er insen
iom iOrItaar mig. Ntan tpinser mig
til at brifie, brittle, inbtil min ~itaitels
Wape er alOeles ouerfplot. Gn balu
Zine ienere cir be mig Ell 3beite al
nosst meo en- iorfaroelis Smas. Suit,
2uit, rem tjslis Suit, 2ps, 8ano!! Gin,
Oss Der ba iusen Neolloengeo ber /
8eroen!"
12te Gag. "SSaar par bet almius
oeli9 &auoi lasnins mensm mine Gan.
ter % auiiuer a~nsuasnoe min Tilitano.
@ubper al benz bauoe ct elIer anbet 2Gs
9emioosl at anbslale; men ale bar be
enise ON, at ies uar iOrtlolst. garme
anbefales paa bet i~nofanoisits. Saa
III ies ct nDlis upiunOet R~artnasmib.
bel for gprn Os llbt iiprtsuOe Bin.
iom naturllspis opbebeo min Sierne
euonu mere, iaa at leg / Here Elmer
laa iaa taus iom en- Wur. Min arop
er MI iaa banrbt linoet, at min Naue
rinber uper, iaainart le9 ipnter en- 9bes
re Mab. Miue Ben bOlbes ubitraite,
iaa ies life fan frOge benz iammen os
paa ben Maaoe linore mine Smerter.
Wien telois uis taber Jsleeunsn zig mere
os mere, os cerooer er ie9 9lao os
baaber, at bet mart ital p9re @noe
paa attainment
13Oe Dag. "Jaroel, cu itisnne 8er'
ben! 9it berli9e Gps os bin irtife 9uit
bar man nR9tet mig; men Der, boor
jes MI saar ben, fines tnSen Center"
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
ct. ciaf Toncac, Tortbhcio,
Winneiota.

Get 24oe Sfoieoar b%tapuocr 0su soc Sey
TENDER nriiiomIHsHbc
ere SuriEA
/. Academic English Course
2. Academic Preparatory Course.
3. College Course.
Sloleu or pei ileiot. Zen bar havt 963
Gutter % 36t Bigger, talt 1894 Gleprr 81
@utter % . Bigger or a]roouerct iri Golcgt;
% 1876 @utter OF 4s Eiacr igd HiGodmiet.
llHocrpiSuma, aoit "a gogi9 fpr umelig
Bctoilng.
Zen, ipm onitcr SGtClog elIer urrmrrg
SpipsumB pm zIoten, bgr itriUe I'll Btiu.
rcrcn ~ Y. Mobn.
4Ta7 Rorthnclo. Wiuu
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
Wittenberg Drops
Jalsss I'll prohe for @aiisnbuiet ! sSit'
ttnprra, &is.

T,nu Rsotcn q Ct uon,arfet pltobsI mob al
glass NOrtlgletic ca @ggoomuuC. ION bgriTa
tor iu Gprrlbelie laaiom iaor Cdls. &tua {
erq't % Rpg. Natarrb. coogoptne I]auOytlt so
IT, Vtgi ON. Ten tr blg0tH an uuHo9arlta 1}t
eum / NGtitEbpiet, lu q uu bIgaEg royisBl az
manage. lite alien, bar I EmfgHsH, mtl Uibtn on
oe u bsrer ,uu en- N3snIng ON ben. utmtt9: a.
ben II q iortrTiitli9t Mlostl mob Eoy'lsltlie
Gtu a~nbsialss ittt Blot Of tait &alattGnb
Tom bar o]riunost ben % ~l'lrnttt hcgptm ftl &oia
itubuisi. men o9laa %aloJsrue &asmuslal am'
liHo o. andre bar bJu8t ben mtgtt q UI taRn,
aRbtiGlc ben.
GR Slaiie ,oi!tr 25t; 6 Elaittr iTlst5 iog 81
Gram nrrmtrt Gryrtis since. ba ron re tar
isnots / Yolten. u. y. Aonime,
NtttNbsIg, &is
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
Sntttb:

;, iom 10 iDrs5
on @aibms'
er bet life al
b.itaar / at
moal ira ale
FDrcnoe enbuer
oenoe Spgrgs'
IT, % intet al
|rgsmaalet Tan
II IioeliHs al
paa %iaaOnnt.
Gag iSOn8 tor
Il Wiuno er ell
n, iurr er nus
bsrior uar bet
iSt at meOotIe
gen i~orlan8ts
li9t. SpGr9s'
mangiploi8t.
Zig, at en- Rc'
"Sun" iunct
ueo at leoe eI'
ct MT 2aHo'
ns9anlc ba0ns
a ct iuOinnt
ct Grempel.
npssm. @It'
~ ON De igne5
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
Ganal

,9oma Gttp er
piers. Itan
|rtb Gannoion
at briuc ate
, bens Sreo'
saloet er nT'
lteoe. at oct
efrGiter. On
srauet % f''
-
Del al 8eIsn
Glpen. pdr
teoer. Saua'
! SOB bpb, %
eu Iluppet mo
lite bet ct slfI'
ri isans mso
e en- Hem 81
aanalenS
,bis SOro, %
grave. &c
II ~irsmtraOte
aIeoe Sotoeh
20 after ioit'
tIiiba blto
en- Gump.
gen saa paa
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-03
,yait 6icnoo o ~.
t~iiinIaS cner fiiti.

7rjfcS. On flint rprif trge fan
fl0e Ct uomGrfct Blaos ~ Horif BD
pdd 800 Juobg8ggrc omJtUct al lfdu0taaputc
5arntrre. S'uD TT @IrB99tt" 3ecorab
Qoiien 4sG4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28
Stands at the Head.

Aug. J. .Bogel, tt e leading druggist of
Shreveport, La, says: ''Dr. Kings
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the best seller
have" j. +. Campbell, merchant of
Stafford, ARR, writes: "Dr. Kings
New Discovery is all that is claimed for
it; it never fails, and is sure cure for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1
cannot say enough for its merits" DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Colds and Coughs is not an experiment.
1t has been tried for quarter of CEN
tury, and today stands at the head. 1t
never disappoints For sale atG. w. NJ
Hoof's, druggist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28


The pacing race at Circleville,
Ohio, Wednesday had eighteen
starters. Lora, out of Capehar s
stables. this city lost first heat
and Won the race by taking the
second, third and fourth heats, the
two first IN 2.I5g Spring Boy.
from same stables, won the trot
Thursday, in which there were ten
starters. Time. 2:20.
August 18th is the date fixed by
the Navy Department for the
United States gunboat Wheeling
to go into commission at San Fran
cisco. The Wheeling committee.
of councilmen and citizens. viii
leave ON two Pullmans to be pres
emit at the ceremony, when the
service of Wheeling china and pot
terry and the silver punch bowl viii
be presented to the officers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28
a nlYsrERIous uAsE.
An Ohio River Railroad Brake
man Disappears Mental

y
PARKERsBURe, July 20.-Wil-
liam Hof1eld, who for several years
acted IN the capacity of brakeman
on the Ohio River Railroad, and
met with three accidents. the last
one being very serious, and who
received 81 500 from the railroad
company, is the subject of mys-
terry. Hofield made out check
for SO and got it cashed at the
Citizens National Bank, where he
has an account. He told his fami=
" he intended buying horse. He
was seen on Ann street Thursday
looking for man who claimed he
had horse to sell.
The police were notified and
made diligent search, but no
trace of Hofield was found till to-
night. when he appeared at his
home at nine O'Clock. He is to-
tai wreck mentally, his appearance
indicating that he has been wan
dering aimlessly about since leav-
ing his home. His money was in
tact.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

Those who may be affected by
the true stories of the wonderful
richness of the Alaskan gold field
should carefully count the cost be-
fore sacrificing what they may now
have to rush to the new Ell Dora
do. 1t requires about $500 in cash
to get there, and a miners outfit
costs about $3.50 additional. The
statement is also made that to do
anything in mining except as a day
laborer would require from $1,000
upward. But this is not all; the
journey to the gold field in the Yu-
kon region involves hardships that
requires great physical endurance.
There is very little encouragement
in these facts for the man of small
means or no means at all, or who is
not blessed with splendid bodily
strength and health.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

No pleasure you may be able to
secure for ten times the money,
while away from home on a visit
for a week or more, will equal that
of reading the home news daily.
Before leaving home, order the
Daily Register sent to your adj
dress. 1t will cost you but twenty
Eve cents per month.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

The strikers seem to be very
quiet and peaceable. There are no
indications of riotous measures in
any part of the country. The mi
ers will settle their difficulties. and
win in the end in a peaceable man.
ner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

One of our merchants said the
other day that the Dingley Bill
would cause the price of clothing
to advance from Is to 25 per cent.
but he forgot to say that the for
eigners would pay this increase.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

Judge Guthrie has purchased a
tract of land from Walker Bolar.
at Harper's Ferry, on Gauley river,
about four miles from Summers
vile, where he will build house
to be used by him and his friends,
when fishing in Gauley.-N Nicholas
Chronicle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

A steam peanut rooster exploded
with such force, before fruit
stand at Sistersville, as to kill a
horse, injure slightly several PEG,
pie. and break all the glass in a
number of buildings close by.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

Our friend, George Ginther. is
into the manufacture of churn
dashers with his sleeves rolled up,
at New Haven. He is working
steadily all the hands he can secure
making new patent churn dasher,
which for neatness and dispatch
puts all other tangled dashers in
the shade, and is selling them as
fast as they can make them. He
is now putting in machinery to
make them on an extensive scale.
He will be here with them on mar
ket day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

The State of Indiana, through
its Board of Charities, has under
taken the custodial care and con-
troll of all its orphan, dependent
and abandoned children. No other
state has ever taken such an adj
vanced step in this direction, and
the success of the venture will be
watched with great interest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

Special Correspo July 22d.
Miss Ehie Gibson who has been.
SO i'll for the past few weeks, is
some better
Mrs r b Buxton; of Waterloo.
was visiting her cousin, Sol H
Reel the first Of the week
Uncle Norman has opened up a
grocery store in connection with
his furniture store, and he promises
to make it interesting for the other
boys
The School Board meets here the
24th of this month to take steps
wards getting new school build
ing.
Mrs. Jos. Faudree has been very
sick for the past few days.
Judging from the amount of
furniture they are shipping the
Norris Manufacturing Co. are turn
ing out quite lot eff work.
Miss Mary Ginther. of Pomeroy,
was vising friends in town Tues
day.
+ Mrs. Henry Faudree and Mrs.
Ida Perry, nee Faudree, and step
son Fred, are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. Sol II. Reel, Local Secreta-
~ for the Golden Benevolent So
ciety,' is doing quite business in
and around town.
Thomas divers fine new resi-
dence on Henderson street, is near
ing completion.
Prof. A. w. Asher is spending
the week at Flat Rock.
Capt. E. A. Burnside and Mr..
W. n. Allis, are the two newly
elected members of the school
board. TRIx.
There is plenty of coal in the
hills within sight of Point Pleas
ant, to supply the town if only
opened up, and of good quality,
too. Over back of Henderson it
is being ploughed out of the creek
bottoms with teams in great guam
titles in the fall and winter seasons,
the veins being from 26 inches to
four feet in thickness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28
BucEste1s's Ar7stcG SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by G. w. NJ. Hooff
Jan1-96-1y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-28

The Alaska gold fields. which
have recently caused SO much ex-
citement. are claimed by England.
This will cost Uncle Sam several
thousand for a commission to de-
eide another boundary line.
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Letthe Board Be Liberal.

Henderson is a growing town,
and children of school age are
multiplying rapidly. We under
stand that the Board of Educa-
ton, of Clendenin District will
meet in Henderson, Saturday, July
31st, to take and devise means for
providing more school room for
the accommodation of the scholars,
There are 156 children of school
age in the town, and the present
school house will accommodate 4S
scholars. There is but one thing
for the Board of Education to do,
and that is build a new school
house of at least four good rooms,
that the children may have ample
room, and be enabled to attend the
school without providing. The
Clendenin District Board of Edu-
cution should do their duty toward
the people of Henderson by build
ing a good brick school house, on
a plan that it could be added to
from time to time, without destroy
ing its architectural beauty.