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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-02
Mysterious theft OF Money.

Burlington, Ia, Sept Am express
package containing $500 in silver was
stolen in mysterious manner from the
Adams Express Office here last night.
Although an emDloye was within six
feet of the package when it was taken
he saw or heard no one. Detectives are
investigating,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-02
Roundhouse Destroyed by Fire,

Springfield, Mo-, Sept. 2.-The round
house of the Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Memphis railway was completely
destroyed by fire yesterday morning and
five locomotives were more or less seri-
ously damaged. Loss estimated at $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-02
Democratic Terms of Fusion,

He said: I'VE want the Populists "a
understand that the Democrats demand
their share of the fruits of fusion. We
have conceded the bulk Of Offices to the
Populists. but we think we have a RICH,
to the supreme judgeshfp, and when this
convention appoints its conference COM
mittee and adjourrs for the afternoon ]
insist on every delegate working with
the Populist brethren and urging upou
them the necessity Of granting us this
Office. By these remarks it was APP
parent that Dahlman anticipated some
difficulty in effectinS fusion that would
be satisfactory to his party, but his
fears did not appear to be generally
shared. Temporary Chairman Shallen-
berger made lengthy speech.
Popuiists Were Full of Enthusiasm.
The Populist convention was charac-
terized by much confusion The dele
gates insisted on cheering for their par
~. and the proceedings We're frequently
interrupted by a delegate starting a
cheer that was always finished to the
echo. Temporary Chairman Powers
made short speech, in which he said:
when you make the decision as to the
candidate for supreme judge see to i,
that it is made in such a conciliatory
manner and with such good will with
others that they will join hands ard
go with us. You all know, Democrats
and Republicans, too. that IL the Popu-
lists are forced to follow a strange ban
Ter 1t means future disaster and de-
feat"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-02
fusion IN NEBRASKA.
Three Parties Combine to De.
feat the G. O. p. at the
State Election.
MANY DELEGATES IN ATTENDANCE

Fac. Party Has to Meet i'm n Separate Hall
Tor Want of One Large Enough for Them
Al-Democrats Demand the Supreme
Judge as Their Share of the Ticket-Sil-
yer Republicans the Least Numerous OF
the Gatherings.
Lincoln, Neb. Sept. 2.-Early yester-
day morning the streets of Lincoln be-
gan filling with people eagerly antici-
patirS the excitement Of a triology of
conventions. This was the first time the
three silver parties ever met together in
convention in the state, and the first
Tune the Silver Republican party has
held a delegate convention in the United
states. This convention Of the Silver
Republicans was the perfected organi-
cation Of the party formulated at q
mass-meeiing held in Lincoln last
March. a brass band paraded the
streets and the country contingent wore
badges and swarrned the sidewalks.
Everybody talked fusion and harmony.
During the morning the Democratic state
central committee met and agreed to
recommend c. A. Shallerberger, of
Alma, for temporary chairman; the Sill
yer Republicans met and agreed to rec
ornmerd +. F. LOOMS. Of Omaha, for
the same position, and the Pepulist state
central committee decided to leave the
selection Of a temporary chairman to
their convention.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11
Gourtlaub Gurreiponbeu3.

6enrp Strub pou Mabelia 1T mad Court
lamb iiberseiiebet unb 9eoenft bier em @ro=
cerie= =@eiddft. io,pie eineu geibitau Al er0ii=
nen. Wir beiben ibu ber;li9 wiQfommer.
Sobn Dauer, io,pie pier Rimber pon 0m.
Wfeper liesel,. nit Der Grippe bebaftet, traut
barnieber. Griterer itebt inter ber 8ebamb=
lung pon Nr. q. 9. Weiier ul,b ben 9etterell
lpartet Or. &. u. Sritl9e (beibe uon Seem
llm).
Or. Sritlde pon gfe,p lllm bate wieberunt
Bed nit benz Ourdseben ieuer Eierbe. pel=
DE am letten Donneritag oil ber Gilenbabns
trensuu9 Dor eiuem Sradt;u9e l6eltel,. 8ie
mir uernebme1, mubte albert ,ue9eu ben oas
blr9 erbaltenen 0erleeMnSen bas @ett biz
ten.
Cyeo. %. S6lottmauu beianb lid letten
Samitas 9eidaftsbalber III 9tew llln,.
Grnit Sranbt pom 9tew lllm befanb ii4 am
Samita9 III urierer Mitte. i'm nit iinen ouen
Sriin6 Sris Yobiin up COB medelnbor9i6
Ell .pieuodel" to tloppen.
SIM S9ulbauie purbe om 6reitag mitteIs
Ybomo9rapb ein Goncert 9e9eben. (aeber,
Ginning, ,poriim n0mit Oh bat Ding md
flrtiteu rVappel= Mai9ien", bat eu plat:
biiti@en Sung OF ueritabn fonn, nat 10 II
Sii9 eesentlid bebiit't. Alb. .Gu.derbiiuel.) }
penrp S4lottmann tebrte aus Gbicaso,
no er ein 9robes 2a9er BON Orp GOODS unb
Notioms einfaufte, 5uriid.
gSir merben bemuG9it mieber einen S9ub=
nader erbalten, ,pel1er i'm binteren 9beil
pon !6enry Sdlottmanns Store feline QGert=
itatt auil9la9eu wirb. :s
unler @tabtdem it mebr uub mebr inn
Wa1ieu be9riiien, unb, iomeit mir eriabren
t0nnen. seoenfen pier 6amiliem lid, in Court
Lamb uieber;ulaiien. 9eiber feblt es 9ans unb
gar an ben m0tb.9en @obnhduiern. IS bic
tet lid bier cine anssesei4nete @ele9enbeit
fiir Semanoen, ,uelder etmas gelb mlp 8
liesen bat, babier eine Nn;abl Namilienwob=
nun9eu ;u erri9ten, ba bieielben taum ie
leer iteben ,uiirben; ia, mir 9lauben, tab.
penn Elm Mann nit ber n0tbiqen Gmers,e
bic Sa@e anfaien ,uiiroe iehr balb eine neue
r3willin9sltabt" ,,pel9e Stem lllm nit @onrt=
lamb uerbinbet, slitanbe tan,e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

Scr berlbmte Seiltanjer @lon>
bin lit tiir5li9 in 2onbon i'm Nlter ucn
7s Sabren 9citorbeu. Vlonoin mar
unitreitis Der samanoteite Seiodufer ben
bic @elt ie seieben. Sein ri@tiser 9fame
mar Sean Traneois be @rapelot uno
feline &unit iit in allen Welttbeilen be-
munbert uorben. Sein beriibmteltes
&unittud mar aber, ols er am 80. SUM-
1859 bic brauienben 9tiasara Mafer>
fdQe lberi@ritt, no pom beioen Seiten
aber so, 900 Meni&en bem wasbaliisen
l1nternebmen 3uiaben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

Der rMri3ona Slider" i@reibt in
ieiner neueiten Nussabe: Sin neues
l1nternebmen. = Nd@ite @o@e mirb
Miiter Sobn Greeman an Der Mpa&e
Qluenue nit benz Bau zines rSalubns
beginner. Derielbe miro bic 9rSbte
Rneipe in Nri3ona weroen unb Miiter
Greeman bofft iie in 3uei Monaten er>
ofnen 5u t6nnen. Oie n Yar" mirb 10
lang werben, baB 40 Yerionen an ibr
bequem iteben t0unen. Cine ber 9aupt>
Mttrattionen oes Plaees perben Ganf<
@ents>S@ndpie iein. Somobl bic
Tront> wie aud bic 6intertbare pirb 10
bod unb brett iein, bag bic @aite 3u
MoB in ben rSaIubn" bineinreiten tons
nen. .Spiesel uno Qompen 1ueroen aus
@uBitabl ieiu uno bic @aite merben
bur9 Blatate einselaoen, ii4 ia ni@t 5u
seniren, wenn iie 9uit baben, auf Sies
ielben 81 i@ieben. Rurjum, Treeman
bat ben plan, cine weitli@e S@napss
tneipe I'M suten alien Stpl gu err.@ten,
unb mir ,uani9en ibm ben srobten Gr=
fols. g8ir merben ni@t uerfeblen, ber
Ginmeibuns nit unierem san5en 9teoats
tionsitab, nit idmmtli@en Nnseitellten
Der 5tabtbaue uno oes Poitamtes beisus
wobnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

eorafalt tuurbe t4 ni6t be0er. @tnes
Fnoes los mei,, Mann BON etnem perm,
6er 6urd apers Gberrps s|ectoral ec's oer
@rinpe oeheilt ,uorben mar; Ct tautte mir
ioaltid, cine f5laide BON bieier Deeotj'u,
nn6 ebt id, Sic 9dlfte bapon etngenomn.en
botte. mar i'd iurtrt. @o oft In r1eirer
Tomllie Eeranlafiune baju oa mar. &C.
bruud,te i'd bas Yectoral, nnb babe aetun<
ben. bab e Elm epe;ifsun! tilr Srse!tung, ~
4ufen unb eungenleieen .t;m~e"''9 tn1
Boob, Rortb ct, Clifton, Nte.
Nper's Gberrp=&eetoral
6SAtsr Gbremyrsts aat esr aseltA"sfts
Reisias sas Dlxt nit asss's earfatas'as'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

Of, ob, ob!" unb i@lu&Senb iant fl
uieber III ben xebnaubl suriid, ibr solo:
blondes &Spf&eu in beioe 9duoe BE.
9rabeno.
vNber lieble 9ora".
sd bin Oeine 2iebite ni9t!" i9ris
iie unb ipraus auf. vDa. bas lit Define
Qiebite!" unb iie nabm ben 9anbi@ub
uno mart i'm ibm uor bic TiBe, unb iie
nobm bic S@leiie uno ben Bonbon uno
parf's ibm uor be TiiBe.
Sest crit iab ct, mas sei@ebeu mar,
uno er - oer llnmeni@ lieB ii@ ouf
einen SeTel fallen unb la9te uno la@te.
g8ie eritarrt iab iie i'm an.
Gr aber la@te ueiter. vl1nb. .Du
..Iadte er, gu >. bait :. seslaubt. {.
.bababa. Mber bas ut totbar. S@as!
Cora! Weib@en! Nber iisbit Du benn
nidt, bab bas Dein 9ansi@ub 1T, uub er
bob i'm auf. rSiebit Du benn ni@t,
baB bos Define Sdleife iit?" unb er bob
aud bic S4leife auF. vSiebt Du oenn
ni4t, baB bas Dein Vonbon iit?" l1no
aud bieien bob er auf. ~.
vlluo bas?" fraste lie unb trat bros
benb uno nit e,uem Blid unidsli@er
gera@tuns auf i'm 5u.
vDas? Das lit Oein 9aar," iaste
er. vDas 9aar. oas i'd Dir am ieIben
Gage raubte, an benz i'd Dir ben eriten
&uB seseben babe"
vMei. N. So. "a. .r?!" rief iie aus,
wie in ipra@loiem Staunen iber bic
llnueri@dmtbeit, bas gu bebaupten.
rSa semiB bo@!"
y Wein 9aar ?! Dieie 2ode :.
bieie Qode?" llnb ie preBte iein 9anb:
selent fea, beun iie bate ieinen Arm
nit ibrer @e@ten ersrifien, mdbreno iie
nit ber Qinten bas pe@rabeni@ @nar3e
2Od@en on ibr rotbblonbes 9aar belt,
bas wie elm solbiser @lorieui@ein ibr
&0pf@en umrabmte. r!'tein 9aar?"
llnb lie ladte tonuuliii@ babel auf.
Gr aber uerlor feline To6uns ni@t,
la@eno iab Ct ibr ins @eii@t unb lieb
lie rubis an ieinem Mrm i@itteln unb
oriden; bann aber iaste er:
vMber Cora. uersiBt Du benn gang,
oaB Du bamals nod idmarj warit?
&otb - mar ia bamals nod gar nidt
mobern!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

@eprdientant McO cOonalb rei&te cine
8iu elm, mel9e bic gerOffentli@uns
amtli9er getanntmadunsen in Blats
tern, bic ni4t in enslii9er Spra9e ers
i9einen, uerfist.
gine pom Senator Mi(ler einberi9s
tete 0orlase bat bic Beisitisuns bes auf
Siientli@en Wesen uu@ernoen untrauts
aum 3med. r."....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11
yta@ @alifornten.

Die Minneapolis & 81. Qouis Babn
lit bic ein3ise Qinie, .uel4e YbiQips Tous
riitenwa9en benutt. Dur@laufenoe
3use nn@ Sos Museles uerlaNen Mtin>
neapolis ieben Dienitas uia St. @ortb
unb 81 Yaio unb ieben Donneritas uia
Omaba, Denper uno Salt Gate. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

= Die @itijens Bant uon Nem (lIm
perborst @elo auf cultiuirtes Garmlano
auf ldnsere 3eit ~ niebrisem 3insfub.
Nbbe3ablunsen t6nnen, ,uenn semlni4t,
idbrli4 9ema4t lperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11
Sic Qofe.
ysn erwtss %eIs.

COW OeWtW SeAVs
Mit 10 einem S9llNel, ber itedt,
it's aber elm gang eisentbiimli@eS Ding;
er ;iebt einen an, ME Elm Measnet, nas
mentli9 penn man, ruenn man = nun,
iaseI mir es slei@, wenn man cine tlsine
neusierise uno Elm bis@en eiferil@ti9e
Trau lit.
l1nb oas mar iie. 9feusieris ndmli4,
eiferiu9tis ni@t, benn mann seitebt cine
Grou ii@'s elm, baB iie's TT. Neusieris
aber NOR iie, baB 1T sewib. l1no BET
bumme S@lliiel, Der mubte aud serabe
in benz tleinen Gbir@en ienes Mittel>
fades am S@reibtiid ibres Mannes
iteden, bas er fets ME ein 9eilistbum
uor allen profanen Bliden ueri@loiIen
bielt. au@ uor ben ibren. Denn wie iie
aud sebeten unb sebettelt bate: 0eein,
er icste ibr ni@t ein'nal, mas brinnen
10 iorsiam bewabrt uno sebiltet murbe.
llnb iest......
Seet fiat bas S&la0ei@en, unb 10
Elm S4lliiel, bet itedt......
Do@ bas babe i'd ia i@on seiast.
2eiie, auf ben 3eben, ais tonne man
iie bOren. i@Ii@ bic iiBe tleine Grau gum
S&reibtii@ bin. Sbr 5er3 tlopfte bars
bar, uno IS mar ibr. als ob cine @es
tlemmuns ibr ben Mtbem raubte.
@ar BAG re@t. baB lie in bic @ebeims
ni6e ibres Mannes einjubrinsen uers
iu4te?
Nein.
Aber mar IS re9t. baB er @ebeimniiIe
uor ibr bate?
unb vNein" antuortete pieber bas
tleine @e.pi0en, unb ibre 9ano = bic
tleine, 3ierli@e 9anb itredte ii& na@
benz S@ld6el@en aus uno - wel@ elm
S9red = bas Gblrden mar often.
Do& iie erbolte ii& balb.
Neusieris itredte iie ibr &6pf@en por
- bas i@0ne &Opf4en, bas BON benz
rotbblonben 9aare mie non einem aolbi>
gen @lorieni@ein umseben mar, uno iie
iab binein in bas Sad.
Papiere lasen oarin, 8riefe. Ba@er
unb - Elm &d1@en.
Gin 8dit@en, uon benz elm leiier Duft
aussius.
rOb" .a.
l1nb nit aitternber 9onb ;os iie bas
&ait@en beruor, aus ben nun ber Ouft
nod ftdrter itrSmte.
Gin Druid - unb bas adt@en
iprans auf. Gin @@rei entrans ii@
ibren 2ippen.
Sin 9anbi@ub lag ba. Gin Grau>
enbanbi@ub nutiirli@. Cine tleine
S@leife aus Seibenbanb. Cine per>
trodnete 0toie, beren BIdtter fait i@on
gu Staub 3erfielen. Sin Bonbon. t1nb
ba. elm uersilbtes Bopier. sic rib
es auf unb - mas lag barin? Cine
Qode!
Gin tleines, i@warjes Q6d@en, ,uie
bic, tie aud ibr 10 ned,i@ int 9eaden
itaten. Gines iener Q6d@en, nit ben,
er, menn er 3drtli@ mario germ feline
Singer ipielen lieB. @ines iener 26d<
den, bas ibr uerrietb, mie iie betro9eu
mar.
l1no iie, bic tleine Trau, lieB ii4 in
ben 2ebnitubl nieberiinten unb rpeinte
unb meinte. S@lu&3enb erit, bann
leiier uno leiier 10 baB iie taum mertte,
wie ibr bic Gbrdnen iiber bic @ansen
rannen. ..-
go iaB iie ba, MQes uerse6enb, nur
ni4t ibr 2eio, ibren S@merj, ibr uerlo>
renes Slid! ~
l1nb lie bSrte ni@t, boB Ct tan'.
rOb!" rief er aus.
Sie ober ipran9 auf. @it einem
Male batte iie ii@, bate iie ibren Stol3,
ibre @arbe ruiebersefunben.
rDu?" rief iie aus, rDu?! l1nb Du
mnnSf "a .1oh ker,uPnn,,,1en2 N,, N
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

ga4 9ot Sprinss, Mrt.
Die Wiinncapolis & ct. Qouis 8abn
lit bic tiirSeite Qinie uno bic einsise, mels
DIE Dining: uno Compartment S4lafs
pasen benutt. Grcurfons: Gidets iinb
iett 3u babcn. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11

= &rdee BEL Meni@en. 0tdube Bel
pferben. 6unben uno Vieb merben in
elmer 1alben Stunoe sebeilt nit Wool:
words Sanitary Lotion. 3u bas
ben in Muo. s. Gditems Npot6ete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-11
e@utieoc.0eim4tt.

Die llnter3ei9neten MAIDEN biermit befonnt, },
bab iie bas triiber pon Sobn siebetbrnnnsr
Seiibrte S@miebe9ei4aft an ber Gde
ieet inter benz Tirmauamek Siebenbrunner
8 Wilburs 9emeini9aftli@ betreibsn. aQe
S4miebearbeiten ,uerben auf boS Befe bes
iorSt unb benz Bet6ld9en uon Pferben ,pirb
gang beionbere Nufmertfamleit Sei4entt.
Ssba etebesbsa1xess
Da1l OtJb1sG.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26
From salem.

Mrs. Grace Jones. of Mounds
vile, is visiting her father j. M.
letters this week.
Miss Eta Bumghrdner has
gone 10 Pittsburgh where she
will spend the summer visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il 6. Williams
returned from Pittsburgh on last
Saturday, where they had been
for two weeks visiting Mrs.
Williams former home.
ID. u Powell, travelling sales.
man for the Herb Medicine Co.
spent the latter part of last week
with his family here.
The Harrison county court has
been reviewing a new road up
Jacobs Run something that is
badly needed, and the people OF
town hope they vii! succeed in
getting it.
Spring term of Salem College
opens very flattering and prem
ises 10 be one of the fullest terms
in the history of the school. X.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26
NOTICE TO L1ENHoLDER.s.

To all persons holding liens by judg-
ment or therwise, on the real estate,
or any part thereof. ofWilliam B. Ruck-
man. In pursuance OF degree of the
circuit court of Harrison county, made
in u cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate of the said William b.
hickman to the satisfaction Of the
liens there on, you are hereby required
to present all claims held by you and
each OF you against the said William b:
Ruckman, which are liens on his real
estate, or any part of it, for adjudication
to me, ut my office in the town of
Clarksburg, Harrison county. West
Virginia on or before the 24th day of
April next
Given under my nand this Goth day
OF March, 1897.
CHARLES w, LYNCH,
20.4t, Commissioner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26

1t is said that on account of their
depth and GOODNESS the waters of Lake
Superior do not give up their dead. ~
recent traveller there asked the captain
of Lake Superior steamer why he
carried life preservcrs. the water being
so cold that one could not long survive
immersion. oh" was the nonchalant
reply. 1--WE carry the corks so that twill
I've easier to recover the bodies!"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26

News comes from Elizabeth
that Thomas Haggerty was shot
and instantly killed by young
Wiseman a son of sheriff Wise
man. The report says that Wise
man called Haggerty into his
store and shot him with revcl-
yer. The bullet entered just be-
low the eye, death ensuing
almost instantly. Wiseman ran
to the Sheriff's office and bar
ricaded bimself inside. There is
great excitement over the MUIR
der, which appears to have been
without cause. There was no
quarrel, or words SO far as can
be learned.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26

When bilious or cositive, eat Casca.
ret, candy cathartic, cure. guaranteed,
10c. 25c. bly,.
Undertaking and Embalming
receives our personal attention.
We use the best material by the
hest methods. Slate Vaults al.
ways on hands. We nave both
Phones Clarksburg Co. IA. The
CLARKsBURG FURNITURE Com
PANy. 1st If.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26
From, Dayton.

A pound party-Fitzsimmons.
A little rainy-but March has
not shown up any lion yet.
Moving time is almost here,
and blessed are the poor in fur
niture, for they shall be moved
cheap
Mr.. Guy Musser. of Lightburn,
spent a few days here last week,
Mr.. w. r. Dayton, P. M. here
is visiting his brother at PARK
ersburg.
Mr.. George Harrison is teach
ing a spring term of school on
Long Rung.
Mr.. Cecil Smith spent Sunday
at Jane Lew.
Ye gardeners, get together
your hoes. spades, plows. rakes,
and well, all the other parapher-
MALTA necessary, for the frogs
say, summer is coming, creep
ing. creeping, everywhere"
Rev. Swager, of Buckhannon,
was calling on friends here re,
Gently.
One of our promising young
pedagogues. Lewis Dawson, re-
Gently went to Fairmont to at
tend the Normal school at that
place.
1t goes without saying. that
we good Republicans are pleased
with the new president, and why
shouldn't we be, when Mckinley
is-but our time is up and we
will suffice for the present,
AN OLD BACHELOR.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26

Z -flII.4 ~ =
Governor Atkinson did his
level best in grinding out the
Hospital Board. For instance
he procured an experienced Mil
ler to whom he said. Well go to
Wheeling first and take out in
surance with a Sterling man, and
then If you and Meighen Ben.
and another man from Parkers-
burg, can't Keller cure all the
patients aud escape being called
q Snyder Board than the last
one, we'll send down into Tyler
county for a Hartman, fill up
Gibson and have the entire
Board hung Hyer than Hay
mond. Weston Independent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-03-26

Why pay a big price tor sad
dies and harness when you can
buy them 81 cheap at VIM. =.
Summers tanreIy West Main
Street 7tf.
To THE PUBLIC: = The Sc.
cret of the phenomenal success of
Lamm & Co., the clothiers. is not
to be found in their advertising;
not in their system, NOR in abil-
ity to convince people that the
-moon is made of greencheese,
When it isn't. No. this is primar.
lily due to the very prosaic fact
that we give the best possible
article at the lowest possible
price. as will be seen from the
samples now IN the possession of
Long & Grille. 4.
Just try = los. box of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made. oily,
"Keca' is an infallible remedy
for Badness. Sold by r. j.
Criss. Sc
children's fleece lined under
wear % cents suit while lot
lasts.at the Racket Store, Third
street. l3-tf.
For SALE Thoroughbred
Brown Leshorn eggs. Setting
of 13 eggs, so cents. Pul.ets lay
when 3 months old /; they will
lay more eggs than any other
hen. Address. E. r. MOORE, P.
.. Box 3S5. 29-tf.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.

By virtue of q deed of trust execute d
to Geo. F. Randall, trustee. by Marga-
rett J. Lucas aud Benjamin ID. Lucas.
aher husband, tlnted ON the 30th day of
fIarch, 1905 and recorded in office of
clerk OF county court of harrison corn-
ty. West Virginia in Trust Deed Book
No. NJ. page 453. tn secure the payment
Of promissory note therein mention.
ed and Described, and default having
been made in the payment thereof and
being required 50 10 do by holder of
said note, I the said trustee, will on
the
9th DAY OF MARCH. 1907.
commencing at 9 O'Clock p. m. at the
front door of the house of said Harrison
county, West Virginia. proceed to sell
by way of public auction to the highest
bidder the property conveyed by said
deed OF trust or 80 much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said indebt.
edness. Said reul ectate lying and be-
ing in county OF Harrison, State OF w.
Va, and in the District of Clay and
described therein as follows. to-wlt
Beginning ut red onk bush in
original line and line OF David Heldreth
N. CO., w. G3 40 to stump N. 2s4 w.
6-10 poles TO pointers to Jacob w,
Bice. thence 17l Z. 1GS 10 poles to
poplar stump to Isaac Ice, s. 40 E 90
poles to stake to NJ. D. Martin s. II w.
$50 poles to beginning, containing 69I
acres less ten acres off of north eEd sold
to Isaac Ice.
TERMS:
One third cash in hand on day of sale,
one third in twelve months aud one
third III twenty-four months taking
from purchaser notes hearing interest
from day of sale with good security for
the deferred payments and retaining
the legal title until all the purchase
money IS pnid.
G. F. RANDALL,
IA At. Trustee
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous little pills.

Corbett and Fitzsimmons have
had a good.natured meeting
since their fight, Fitz giving Cor
bett his hand and promising that
if he ever fights again he will
give Corbett the first fight.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
at rules held in the clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Harrison couutyon
the first Monday in March, 1897.
T. NJ. Sullivan, committee of Samuel
Miley, an insane person, vs.. Gather
inc A. Miley, widow, and William
N1iley. Joseph Miley. Benjamin
Nliley, Samuel Miley, Jr.. and SAM
uel Miley. an insane person. In
chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain a
decree to sell about is acres of land.
situated on the righthand fork of
stone Pot run in the county OF Hurri-
son and State of " est Virginia, owned
by said Samuel Miiey and conveyed to
him by John N. Vanhorn by deed dated
on the goth day of September, 1878, of
record 10 the proper Office in said coun-
ty in Deed Book So. pag, 25G.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in this cause that Catharine A.
Miley widow, William Miley, Benjamin
Miley and Samuel Miley, Jr., children
OF Samuel Miley, an insane person, de-
PENDANTS in the above action. are not
residents of the State Of West Virginia,
it is ordered that they )pear here with
in one month after the date of the first
publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interests.
Witness my hand this LIST day OF
March, 1897. E. @. rETRICK,
q. w. LYNCH. Counsel. 17.4t Clerk.
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They are SO small that the most SEN
sitiye persons take them, they are SO
effective that the most obstinate cases
of constipation, headache aud torpid
liver yield to them. That is why De
Wits Little Early Risers are known as
the famous Little pills r. J. Criss