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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
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'g71sV'utVuCc VI thl ANUS,


! Coysespoudv0cc vf she Argus.
Juuc the month OF roses
i"tt'o Martha Gibson Ia spending a
lew weeks at psgah
hVdl Walls who has been WORKING
down on the Il. ~ q. is at homs now.
iargc crowd OF our people went
over 10 Laurel Run on sunday to preach
ing,
w Troy Icnkius Of rotter's Jewellery
store, spent weeN at his old home
here.
The bap,izing here on the SOth. was
largely attended, people coming from
far and near.
Several OF our vouurr teachers Of IN,
lower end have gone to Terra Alta to
attend school
There was - singing school at Har-
lnohy Grove ON Saturday evening by
the young pcoplo.
Llte u very short only four letters
ln II; I"ree-lourths OF it is a lie"
anN halt OF IL is an III"
Pasture is COOL aud that with the
scarcity OF cattle makes the latter COM
modify away ont OF sight
Tho Cuiou Sunday School at tho
Grove Is prospecting and progressing
WITH "a total attendance OF l3S on the
3Oth.
James Harvey Walls and samuel
sullivan galloway were at Terra Alta
recently on business, also J. r. Gribblc,
y. q. Grihhlc and H. w. Gibson.
Miss Bertha Clark who has been In
NarYland for some time is visiting at
home for few days, also Miss Stella
Iichenell is visiting friends and rsla-
tives here.
Rev. Spstscv. the noted coloced
evangelist VIII I'LL the pulpit in tho
baptist Church on Saturday evening
and sunday morRing and there will bc
people there who was never on the
inside OF church before just because
1T is colurod preacher.
cold wet May; barn fall OF hav," In
The way we used to hear It, aud our
farmers can prepare for good hay
harvest. as it was cold enough all
through May to wear ovcrCoots, aud
II didu seem any moro like Nav than
Mckinley does the advance agent OF
prosperity.
Decoration Day has come aud gone
n lots of other days have done in the
same old way. 4 few of our people
went to Brucctou, Some went fishing
for suckers and great many went 90
kngwood TO sec the elephant and
Rocky Mountain hex and fiji up on
red lemonade. Everyone rcports "A
cracker jack time ana the way Sparks
buncoed the boys out of thor dimes
was caution, PAsSR SCRlRBO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
A Brothcrly aud sisterly Affair

June, the month OF roses and we'd
dingS, has already witnessed an unuSua u
event in Cupid's Court near here. The
case is that OF brothers marrying SIS.
ters. aud all sOlemuized at the Same
time. II was a sort OF Quaker we'd
ding instead OF n Catholic marriage be.
tHg brotherly and sisterlY affair. The
ceremony took place at . n m.. Tues
day, June Sth, lS9I, in the Catholic
church, near TOWNSVILLE, and was per
formed by Rev. Father =. 4. Boyce, OF
kowleSburg he brothers were Joha
Horny Sebastian Barlow and George
ELIAS Barlow, sons of George Barlow,
who lives three miles from [ingwood.
The brides were Misses Ella and Estcla
GarlitA daughters Of J. Thomas Gar
ltI, who lives about three mules west
OF towa. Both families are among our
best people and are we'll known in this
section and the young folks have "A
host of friends who offer their heart
lest CONGRATULATIONS over the happy
event The church vas crowded with
the maGy friends aud connection, OF
both families to witness the beautiful
and impressive ceremony Of the Cath.
Ollie church. The music was very huc
aud the organ was presided over bv
NJ iss Maggie Heller, OF Terra Alta. Ar
ter the ceremonies AT the church, quito
crowd repaired TO the home of the
brides whore u splendid dinner was
served consisting OF NIL tho delicacie f,
OF the season. Hon. W G.. Brown was
present and carved the turkey ion a
mastery manner The editor OF this
paper was there and rot one square
meal anyhow and we are fearful now
OF having tho govt. Ia the evening the
wedding party were 20 drive To Nor
gantOwE to attend Commencement at
the University aud upon their return
both couple VIII go to Grafton TO re-
side in the future. j. IL. = Barlow,
the older OF the young men, is an at
torneY and has been located there some
time. We cannot undertake 60 describe
the dress OF the brides, as wo are not
we'll MP IN such affairs, but they looked
very pretty and were Rttired i'm very
handsome and becoming costumes.
while the grooms looked very manly,
aud were dressed in the conventional
black. Here is wishing long life and
prosperity mot the Mckinley kind to
both couple, and may their lives have
just clouds enough TO make Il glorious
sunset.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
The Terra Alta Normal.

The School started or last week very
nicely. with an enrolment Sf4I as per
the names given below. Several others
were expected To enroll this week, and
the total % run mp TO over fifty:
NJ X. Evans, Louis Romes burg. Wal
ter Mcknight, A. X. Shaffer. w. A..
smith, Victor Cuppett. Lloyd DeBerry,
Walter Buckalew. Byron G.. Watson
Darius Metheny. G. T. Michael, a w.
Michael, A. w. hcGinnis, Arthur FiISe,
Carl v Miller, Nuzer Whitehair, Ella
Dodge, Allie King, Lettie H. Jackson.
Alletta Foreman, May Smith, Chas. IT .
Buckalew. Rufus Messenger. Mertie
Michael, Bessie Michael Maggie King,
Vida Barnes, Rosa VI. Barnes, Jennie
A. Harsbergcr, Belle Menear, Agnes
Clever, Nora Lantz. Lulu Lautz, Lottie
Stenple, Ella Hof, MiRnie Frank
houser. Clifford Davis, Ira Stafford
Eina Dent Fogle, Nora AcGrai S w.
Jeffers J. X. Michael, Geo w. Kern,
and NJ w. Sanders.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
Albrightsvillo.
ldence VI tho Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Mrs. Moses Groves is on the sick list
Bob Mayheld is fisherman from
away back.
Preaching next Sabbath at II q. M.
BY Rev. Cox.
Mrs. j. $. Martin is strongly engaged
in the poultry business. She may he
glad, for this is Locust year
Sir. and Mrs. Mcclure Mason. OF
Pittsburgh, will visit the old home
stead and some Of their many friends
in the near future.
Raymond Rodeheavcr Is some lame.
the result Of his army life. gun shot
wound I'm left log. On account Of this
he had TO suspend business for the
present
George Rodeheaver. vino has been
dangerously sick, rs cOuvalcsceut We
are glad 20 see him out again and his
friends nave great hopes Of his re.
cOvery.
Chidrcus Dag will be observed in
the NJ II. church tho third Sunday in
tnis month. The church will oe nicely
decorated and the voice OF the canary
will bc heard.
Mr. and Mrs. 40. Mason and Rev
and Mrs Cox were the guests al SIR.
and Mrs. ii. q. BccrDOwer last Thurs
day by special invitation. Ars Beer
bower Knows bow 90 entertain her
guests.
Nrs. Robert NayGcld. OF Masoptowu.
was pcddling baskets ono day here and
90 Terra Alta last wcols She sold
about all NJ her onc-byrsc wagon load
She don't only make "a good basket. but
she BIS NUN Der one salesman.
-. y. Bishop has had number of
Dcc s"arlus already this season SIR.
Bishop rs ono Of the bcst bes raiaors .n
the State. There might be many more
just such lucu IN they would take the
sa'ao delight and pay The same at
lcnl.nn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10

last summer while attending court
at lnioutowu.' SAYS ID. g. Patton. 70
prominent druggist of Tavctte City.
ia., three witnesses were suTeriuy
from diarrhoe4. gave each dose of
Chain crlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rboea Remedy and b. gave immediate
relief. On tao way home ono II mv
ncipuoOrs was taken with fevcrc
craup boo tue stomach aul was suffering
with intense pains. 7 gavc him dose
OF this remedy and within five minutes
the pain bad ceased. The remedy is
favorite 1cre. ] know ~ many who
are never without &c. 7 always take BE-
with mc when going away from home. 4"
For sale by j. Is .ouhart kiugwor1
and o. d Cooke "a Sons. ifoHe.riIIe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
Catholic Church Changes.

The many friends in this county Of
Rev. =. A. Royce, OF Rowlesburg. will
regret TO hear that he will leave soon
for another Geld Of labor, having been
assigned TO pastoral work az Carlo,
Richie county. where hc will begin
his duties about July 1st. The change
was % surprise 90 Father Bovcs, as well
as his friends. and it g. not known why
the Bishop 50 orders. Rev Royce has
bcoa on this charge Tor 20 years and
has accomplished lots OF good in this
county, and is loved by all mis- people,
who regret 20 SEQ him go. lie had six
appointments in the county and well
earned his salary OF $500 per year.
His work iu this county has pr0spered
and his people are among the best cit
iZens we have u ls with regret that
he leaves and sorrow that his church
gives him mp For some time he has
had the whJls county under his charge.
We hope his lines will fall iu pleasant
places wherever he may go. lie talks
little Of taking short vacation be-
fore entering on his duties at tho ne ~
assignment, as bo has takon no vaca-
ton since three months spent in the
old country eight years ago visiting his
people In the North OF Ireland lie
will bc succeoded bro this county by
Rev Father Walsh. OF Hinton. this
state, who is about the same age rs
Father Bovce as they we're both in
college together
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
What More DO You Ask

On receipt Of ten cents, cash or
stamps, u generous sample will be
mailed OF The most popular Catarrh and
Hay Fever cure (Ely's Cream BalmJ
sufficient to demonstrate ats great
merit. Full size Doc
ELY BROTHERS.
81 Warren st, New York CITY.
Since 1851 have been "a great sufferer
from catarrh tried Eiy's Crea m
Balm aud 10 all Appearances ain cured.
Terrible headaches from which had
long su iferei are gone w. i Hitch
cock, late Major q. ) Vol. and A. y .
Gen, Buffalo. y. Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
A Mammoth Sassafras.

While down on the winding River
Cheat last Sunday, with Grant era
ham visiting the hOspitable home of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. James era
ham, he showed us the largest sassa-
fras in all this country. La fact we
doubt IL IL can be beaten or even
equaled anywhere and we had no idea
"A sassafras ever attained that size. II
is "a regular tree and "a large one too
Ne measured 10 carefully and found its
girth 10 be eight feet and eight inches
and would estimate its height To be
from 90 10 80 feet II IS about tvont w
feet To the first limb and would make a
coupie Of good sawlogs oaiy il is 80
old IL is getting dead and hollow on the
inside. SDme Of the limbs are thicker
than mans body aud the bark is as
heavy and rough rs that on a Dig pop
lar tree, but is fragrant and has the
same taste as that OF the sassafras
bush and root Tine tree has been
known TO the old settlers for two or
three genera tions and has always been
considered curiosity as nothing any
thing near q IN sine exists anywhere
in the country SO FAR as known H. is
probably several hundred years old and
hns been visited by many people from
time 20 time. 1t stands on the south
side Of the river about a quarter OF q
mile below Mr.. Graham'- r.. silence and
just below the mouth ~ Grerus Run.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
She Was willing.

Geo Mccartney %, and Orpha Aur.
ply 23.
Geo. Elias Barlow %, and Estella V.
j. Garlitz IS.
Sebastian Barlow %, and Eleanor
Garlitz 20.
Geo Walter Cox %, and c. Anna Mil
Ter Is.
Simon w Wolf 81, and Lula g.
Cobun Z.
Geo. w. Kephart 10, and Della Crit
eth IS.
Abraham r. Johnson -, and Lizzie
a. Weaver &c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10

DR. ID. II. Rothrock, of New Berlin
Pa, does not hesitate to recommend
Cham berlain's medicines. lie says
Il have handled them for year or
more in my pharmacy and find them
safe and reliable. My customers praise
them very highly" No Que who is
troubled with rheumatism can use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm without prais-
ing H.. The quick relief from pain
which it affords is alone worth many
tunes it's cost. For sale 10y J. A. Len
hart, kingwood, and J. J. Cooke &
Sons, HOwcsvillc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
The following locals are from the

The following locals are from the
Oakland Republican.
On yesterday morning the thermom-
eter registered thirty degrees aud
many parts OF the gladcs were covered
vita "A white frost. Early garden veg
etables were damaged 10 mlay places.
Mr.. u. y Morris. OF Haywood, was
here on Monday aud Tuesday on a
visit To relatives. lie left Tuesday
morning for Fairmont 10 attend the
Epworth League convention TO which
he was elected delegate.
Mrs. M. Crane, OF Kugwooi, who
has been i'll in Washington two or
three weeks, arrived in Oakland last
Friday afternoon as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. BENZ. III. Sincell. Mrs Crane
was accompanied to Oakland by her
sister. Miss Alice Wardwell, OF Terra
Alta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
A Household Necessity.

Cascarets Candy CaJhartic, the most
wonderful discovery OF the age, pleas
ant and re freshing to the taste. act
gently and positively ON Kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the entire sys-
tenn, dispel colds, cure headache, fever,
habitual constipation and biliousuess.
Please buy and try box OF G. G.. G. to-
day; To- %, 80 cents. Sold and guaran-
tecd 10 cure by all druggists
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke YeuI
Life Away

II Won want TO quit tobacco using
easily and forever, BE- made we'll strong.
magnetic. full Of new life and vigor.
take No-TO- Rac. the wonder worker
that makes weak men strong Many
gain ten pounds IN ten days over
400 600 cured. Buy NO-To- Bac OF your
druggist under guarantee 20 cure. SOC
or 500. Booklet and sample mailed
free, Address Sterling Remedy Co.,
Chicago and New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10


Lyon, Valley Kingwood. Pleasant and
Grant districts are hereby notified that
the undersigned will meet " it'll them in
person or 10y agent, for the purpose Of
making settlement at the following
namcd places and dates, VIZ:
Terra Alta, Wednesday june rs, 1891.
Newburg, Friday 10,
Masonic Saturday, " 10 "
Kingwood, Tuesday &" 30,
Bruccton Mills, Saturday, IS, "
Conner's y. H., Tuesday. % A"
Inc collector viii be At all OF the
foregoing places one day In advance of
tho meeting OF tho Boards for the pur.
pose OF taxing up all outstanding or
dets where the Levy will permit, or
where the boards have made satisfac-
tory arrangements, to have their paper
takcn mp. All persons holding school
orders or county orders are hereby no
tilted TO present the same for payment
on Or before the above dates | will
not change my settlements 10 get in
stray orders YOI must present them
now, or forever hold your peace, so far
as am concerned.
A WORD or COUNSEL no DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS.
a Sheriff has up TO thc first Monday
Of June, annually, % sh n a part OF his
respoua. bility. The delinquent roll is
NIN OIiN sure - IdIN IN lBIhY cases u
this late day ] cannot take chances. II
you have not paid your taxes and have
not given nc any assurance that you
viii, or are the owner Of land that is
not in your name upon which the taxes
are unpaid, or II you own land i'm this
county and are a nOn-rcsident, You will
find by examination that IL is all on
the delinquent roll. The law requires
the personal list TO be published in two
newspapers two weeks prior TO the
meeting Of the county court and the
real estate TO be posted at the front
door OF the court house at the same
time. This gives fair opportunity 10
one and all who may be returned To
come in and have their names stricken
on before it goes 10 the public. which
trust VIII be done in many cases,
want 20 again gay TO The yOuny men OF
Preston county that you can't afford to-
be returned delinquent. Nothing de
tracts more from your standing. ] am
now closing up my business. ! must
meet all demands that are against me.
can do so without tho remnant OF
outstanding taxes. ] win expect every
body 90 close up promptly and save un-
necessary expense and trouble. Call
on me or my representatives a5 vc pass
around settling with the Boards Of Ed-
ucatton. Gather mp all Of the claims
You have against Preston county or the
district therein. ! do not only ask
you To- pay me- but ask tO pIy tie
debt that IS due 10 You. Nothiug could
be more fair, and nothing could boz more
advantageous To- the people anil myself
i11n 20 close up business along this
lHo. Thanking you AN for she court
coy bestowed upon roe and rlY repre-
sentative in the past, and thanking
you ito advance for "a continuance OF
the same. am yours very truly.
lfEOy SHAW.
Lntc Sheriff of Preston county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10

Dainty aud stylish warm-weatheJ
gowns, wraps and millicnry illuStra.
ted and described in the most attrac
tive manner; interesting literature
helpful hints and much instructive
knowledge are all % be found i'm the n
pages which go to make up the July
number OF tho STANDARD DESIGNER
that always popular guide 10 fashion
Nothing Is omitted that is OF interes,
TO women, and much is contained that
will be read with interest by men.
Thore is "A scent of the coming Fourth
aboSt the number for there is Fourth
OF July story, Fourth OF July play,
and several other littlo items relating
20 the subject No more need
be said VIXEN we state that
this issue is fully up 10 the usual
high standard maintained by the pub
fishers OF this fayorite mouthly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10

There was pleasant social gather
ing down a. Albri < atsviile at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs Charles L. Metzler.
Monday evening in honor Of Mir. Metz
ler's 23rd, birthday. Several young
folks drove down from Kiugwood, and
Mr.. G. \. Bolden, from Terra Alta. was
there, also Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Sharps,
OF Independence. Refreshments were
served consisting OF ice cream cake
and coffee aud withal il was a pleas
ant affair and surprise 20 Charley, as
he knew nothing OF it till the crowd
gathered in. II had been arranged by
his wife an the dead quiet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
Tired, Nervous. Sleepless

Men and women-how gratefully they
write about Hoods Sarsaparilla- Once
helpless and discouraged, having lost
all faith in medicines, now in good
health and "able 10 do my own work ="
because Hoods Sarsaparilla has power
TO enrich and purify the blood and
make the weak strong this is expert
ence of host Of people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
IMPORTANT
To Boards OF Education and Delin
quent Tax Payers.
KINowooD, w. Va, June 7. Isg

KINGwooD, w. VA, June z, 1897.
Tho boards OF Education OF Portland.
Lyon, Valley, Kingwood. Pleasant and
Grant districts are hereby notified that
the undersigned will meet " ith them i'm
person or 10y agent, Tor the purpose Of
making settlement, at the following
nutacd places and dates, VIZ:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10

HOOPS PILLS arc the best family ca.
tharuc and liver medicine. Gentle, re-
liable, sure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10

From tho weather record Of May. as
reported by Geo. r. Trombly, OF Tan
merry, VIC note as follows: Highest
temperature for the month, Is ON the
18th and goth. Lowest, g. on the 3rd
IL rained on the lst, nd, 3rd. 4th. 9th.
10th, 18th. 18th, 18Th. 18th, 18th, 18th,
2lst ord, 18th and 18th, sixteen DAYS
in all, being a very vet o1outh and too
cold for corn and garden truck TO do
much good. There were ten clear
days, fifteen cloudy and six partly
cloudy. The prevailing wind direction
was southwest and time used, eastern
The Baltimore e Ohio Railroad has
just issued q very handsome book for
summer travel, describing the noun
tain resorts, springs and baths located
ON and adjacent 10 its lines; also the
various watering places ON the Atlantic
Coast. The routes for reaching them
are set forth in comprehensive and
clear manner The book is printed oo
fine paper, beautifully illustrated, and
will prove Of valuable assistance 20
parties contemplating q summer tour.
Copies can bc had by applying to var
ious r. g O Agents or by sending 10
cents ia stamps To- cover postage 90 j..
~ Schrvver General Passenger Agent.
Baltimore. Nd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-10
HARD : TIME PRICES +!
I HAVE DECIDED TO DIsCoNTINUR TIE CREDIT
BUSINESS ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 1, 1897.

beheve can servo and your interests better by
ong So and in order to got down cash basis, have
oclded 10 clean out my lmmonao stock Of
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

bel allen ofF3ie1en ipie inoff3ieQeu
perf0nli@teiten, NIT benen er in BE-
riibruns Tam, ben ansenebmiten Gin
brud s.intetlaFen. 9robbtm bic balbz
off3ie1e preFe ibn ieben Grfolg ab.
1pri9t, 10 3at CT bod cine eingehenD'
Distuffion Der Jruse Der Ginberufune
elmer internationalen Mun3tonferena
errei&t. Sn elmer l1nterrebuns nit
benz Ran3ler Qc3enlobe unb benz Bic
berfeiner ipurbe benz @enator Der Be-
5@eib gu She'll, bab Deutf@lanb cine
Man3tonferen3 bef&iden tperbe, tpenr
er audi Gnslanbs Sbeilnabme fi4ern
fDnne. !6err Molcott bat bereits bic
3uitimmung Grantrei4S erbalten uno
tbeilte bies ben Miniitern nit.
Mu4 NIT benz Ginan3mintfter Or.
Mtquel fonferirte Senator Molcott.
Der Gritere Guberte fi& babin. bab er
ie na9 Gage Der 9erbdltnti1e benz BIZ
metauismus unb aud benz reine1
@olbftanbarb geneigt getpefen lei. ST
CLAUDE aud, baB bic Grage ntdt brett
unb abiolut b%eanttportet tperben fon>
ne, ba fopobl polttif4e tpte 0tonomtz
19e Trasen bier multiplication.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

Qincr1n, Nebr., %, Jebr. Sn
elmer an bic 2egislatur geri4tete1
@pe3ial : 8ot1@aft benahri4tigt Der
@ouperneur bic gefeBgebenbe ROrpers
{@aft, baB Der am z. Sanuar nah
pielidbriger Dienft3ett aus benz 4mte
aefdtebene Staatsi@ahmeiiter 8artz
Iep elm Def3it BON $537, 1928 in
Der @taatstaTe hinterlieb. Die BRIT
funa Der Bidder puroe ieBt crit been>
bet; fie purbe erf6pert bur@ fnairte
GintrGse unb .auf 1Gufaung berednez
te u%ebertragung bon 6onbs. Inter ben
unterf4lagenen @elbern befnbet 'ttd)
cine @umme bon $389,950 aus ben
S9ulfonbs. "
Die 9riifung ber Bidder bes unae:
treuen 8eamter bat peiter ergeber,
baB er bebeutenbe @ur1mer1 Dor
@taatsgelbern in @anten bepontrte
bon bener, araunebmer mar, bab {ie
ni9t fiber feien, unb bic aud that:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
Die Sman8uratio,,
les $~rdioen,en 8iQ,aua Wie&. nltp
III BaibiMgtou.

M afhington, .. g., 3. Mdr5.
Rorgen tpirb Der am 8. Nopember boz
rigen Sabres errdhtte neue Nrdfibent
ber Der. Gtaaten, 5err Wm McRinz
leb. fem Mmt feierli4 untreten. Set
@oden bilben bic arrangements fir
bic Snaugurationsfeisr bas Sageseez
fpraa in Der 8unsesh.uptItabt. Die
Ge{t(i4teiten :,.oraeu perren bttQ lnte-
fem, ais bfi r,n friberen Snanouraz
tionen, cbn oll i'm 2aufe bet Satire
bic urfpringliGe S4li4tbeit Der Sc
remonien BEL berprd1 ioententpabl mebr
unb mebr einem grobartieen @4auz
geprGnse serihen 1T nnb iaon bic
Iebte1 Sesnaugurutionen cine pompo1s
gntfaltunq nit - bramten. Dtesmal
1T fir bic arrangements rod mehr
@elb porbcnben, als ion1t. Das nit
Der Mrrungiruns Der 5eftlidtelten be-
traute Gomite bat $4,000 a,1tnez
bra@t; bic @eoierund ~erdhrt ale in
ibrer Dispo1ition 1tebenbe !9ilfe. bic
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