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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20
n"-i"",- cannot he Cured

hN local Applications ~ they canine
reach the diseased portion " the rai
There II unll one waN "a cure deaIil,-,
ahd that l. 10y constitutional remell,~
deafness Is caused by an inllamal cnnil
ton ot the mucous lining ~ the Eustnrh
ian Tube, WIEN this tube IL intianlr
you ha'" rumbling sound or imperirf
hearing, and when II In entirely elo~sd
deafness II the result, and unless the To-
Illumination eau he taken out and lh,
tube Restored ',' It's normal conditloa
hearing viii hr destroyed forever; Mo,
cases out ~ ten are caused by catarrh
which ~ nothing but an inilammei roB
ditlnn Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred lhllars ri
any caS" of deafness caused by cstaui
that rannOt h" cured by Halls CatAnt
Cure. send for circulars, free.
j, j, tntNEN X Co., Toledo, a.
? sold by Druggists, 1hc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

On sunday morning, at > o'clock ,
pretty Valentine came Ia the Residence q
Mr., aud Mrs. Jas. Me-han, on north *
aud street, aud Il Is In the shape Of on a
the prettiest little fellows that was r'e'
born In this city, The brother Of lb'
new arrival, Ivan Francis. was barn 10
Christmas morning, I%'j, aud the liltlr
chap that made his appearance on ).
Naleniine's morning l. n perfect inAgs
Of his Christmas brother. THg CITIIES
extends congratulations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

~ u ANh NkLl-Ikltn kkMEn.
Nr- Nlusluw'. ~plthlug S,tun h.s h,.,,,
u.''i i"f mrt ufiN wears h, million. uf
n"lh"r- lnr their children whilr t.4thing
MI, perfect -ucrr~-. II -.nlh,- the chill
~'un- a." gums hllay- all pain. cure.
N'ui r"llr, AMI l. the hr-t frmr,i, for
'Althu" |, PHEASANT tu the taste. Sold
~ lilEs,,t- Ia ,nrn mart al IA. World
TWENTY LNr cents hntllr. IT, vain. IL
!n'Mrphhlr. kr -Lrr AMI AK fur Mir.
N.n,iu" ~,"thiug syrup. Aud tax. no
Other klui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20
Les Inna- Court matter

Judge tollirr anu District court ClF
Marion have returned from Los l.uuS
where they went yesterday 10 disp0-r Q
-oiIir court matters. There were a ~
appeaTancrs and the court entered y m
formal matters and adjourned court '
Albuquerque.
The fund ont IT which the Jurors ar +
liz paid II not available until the usI
fiscal year and cannot ir lla.,d until tbs
time, ~ ~ Jury cases could he tried o
the present time,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

peculiarly ,ai tragedy was enart,
AZ central last Monday morning. II al
pears that III" wife ot Timothy Murray
RESPECTED rltlL"n II that place. waS ~
J"ct to lli- Of drmrntia, which were d
~"nTr" Of gr"a, annoyance aud worr, .
MN Murray, and while laloring under leu
pTaty alteration 0f mind due therrtu. b
took his own life, shooting himself IN n
stomach, from which h. died few hour
later. Mr.. Murray was retired from ID
army When sergeant major NJ ,he Id
uIt'Ni state Infantry. after thirty ~.
service ~ n" army. lie had an enyiall
record ~ u soldier aud was RESPECTS l.,
all who knew him. The sal TRACED, he
plunged into deepest grief the unfnttu
nate widow and his three children -Nu
u, James and Jo~l" Murray. The funrrA
occurred al Fort BAyard on wrinp-,ls'
aud Wa4 attended hy large numh,r <
~ lnpathlzing friends ui the family. iii
Yer CIT! Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

H." Madrid strike Ia. hrru declared
oil = majority OF the men accepting the
''Ihrih\- proposition Hud going la
""fk. RIltr 4 number al unmarried men
iriH~'d 4" return L. work And left tow n.
uIl u" inhfflrh n"n, having families nj
Mnirih. concluded under the existing
circumstances L. accept the reduction
alld ""fk iuil time, rather than remain
ll'" part 81 III" llur. which the, would
h'' forced I" 4" under the former schedule
ul Nasr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20
| .mIrt Cu',uu tmd impi
Nuii'r Tor I'ubIlratIou

Land office At santa trN NJ
Juy o, l~.,d
N"r,rls hereby gwen that M.Gf,,,. buuu
IINs. 1T NIhuVuurur. = NJ ht, ulrI ntl' Z,
m US intention e. uaku uual Ituui nriutr tl.
Probate lrtk ~ Hvtualllu county AT M, -
ne iu Albuquerque. = NJ uu Iur.,ltl. tic
S'lli ndS ni August. lhDu uu timber ,ult.tr
tIbU,aiinu \" -. iuf the SCOT M, and
- 81 Nt'' "t sr,t"n 80 u, "a tow u-''i So.
north, range ~. ttast
lite names ~ Sltur,,rs. Shrlduu " M.'n
fih, tdNIl Cole. l. A brow u ChaI,.. II
Howe, all at Albuquerque, y N
JANIS II WAIkEK, k,sI,irT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

PROM the CIrrL OF the District &C..
FlR\N\uI>N, FLI.. Feb. ~, ISs,
VIZ, j. ''t0tgr Suhrrr, druggist, CiN
bear ''"nrge: Plra-e send n bottle
haInhrrlaln'- tough Remedy. wou
not feel "as! II knew there was noIlr
tins Valuable remedy Ia the hou-.
ha\" given II n fair test aud ronsid,r
nh" "' ia" best remedies ior Group that
have ever found, One h,r.r has alw.
been sufficient, although uS- IL frreI
NnN cold NV children contracts Wei
Yer, r"ahil, L. this mrllcinr. can "a,
ll"iti"UsI recommend II for Group Al
colds III children, Yours respectfully
htuH.t f.. WOLF.
sold h> W \ Maxwell Drug ruu
I'dnA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

klnsman, 4, T., Feb. III, James Far.
Yer The man whu held up the train near
Irach springs recently, WAS captured
la-' night by deputy sheriff BOuggett,
oi Williams, The TObber was ~ worn
out hy fatigue, hunger aud exposure,
lhal he offered no resistance. Parker
VIII u" taken Ia Prescott fuf trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

tf~i liamn Who WA at Magdalrna
ahI N,T"ffo AMI where he purchased
''.,' sheep Tor lianm n Edie, returned
m thr rilI last night lie informed Tar
nlIl|,N representa- i've this morning that
'hr .hrrp would he driven across thu
country ~ tins city Ia few days aud
hlpp'I from here On or abOut the LIST III
March ~ Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

'ruHttu. ~ llue -. same section. sim,
out alter the word ~" tuio ri ICES
hulv u" Ia ~rcCIun.
FtllN GARCIA,
Member NJ ldlltuhd tuIumiti,r
NJ l"ai uu,~l that the mHIntit, ~
puii T." adopted
WI luna ,nuN"i that the vote l., which
lhr lh"lu"u I" hdrIl tlr maImI, frpuft
Wa all ptud T." irrut-ilrfrd ami th,. utn.
ll"h 4" RECONSIDER h' laii uii the tahlr IN.
U,lIIuIN
vi hatrnHn mNrd that the commit
l'' hiE"iui'd uli council mll- Nu- Z. ami
u u" INCREASED lee ~N. llfrr republicans
ana ihtrr ir.ur.Its
Ia" yeas Htu nays M,ir called Tor with
Va" following Ir-lll Nra-, L.. NAYS. il
hllls ahd resolutions ~ thlfi trAdiug
" ", W. i" wh- taken up And read the
UhlId ilihr PREPARATORY tult- passage he
lhdJulltN icITIt ~ the committee ON A
u ". ~ was That II du not bass MIR
h'dd hu'~i tu adopt the majority rpluft
"i Ia" committee hr report wa alopt
rd
u Is NJ s. MAS taken up And read the
Uhd I'm" ~ iull Preparatory H. IL pa-
~hsr VI. Luna moved L. tpculuiuit A
Is. NJ. 3, tu "a special committee appniut
"d hi thr char. The chair appointed ON
SAN ruinnltrr tuf ~" runsidrratInn nf
IT. H. VI. 81. Nr--t, Read. Hatrmau and
Smlth
II, Is VI. ~ va, taken up aud read the
lhltd 'lih" ~ iull ca motion ~ Mr.
, tI'Iunn n, IS W. ~ va, postponed m.
drunltrn
II. u v" d was taken up aud read the
una TIN" Preparatory h. It, uH-sNyr
W. Nald"Nhi moved that II II. Nn. - ,In
i"" lh~, Nh.tiulh~ MHuln,I moved
N' llNl"'t~ VrU..Iuu. the Iuutiun ptr.
Vailed IT," irttuwtug - the result NJ the
nat passage ul N Vs. ~ 81 AYES. H.
nay, !" Nhrr'upn tm. char stated
That II. " y" - having received the ma
"tIN 81 NH'Nui, u' iur house declared
III" ll,l ph-~,d. Ndlhqula- MARITIME moved
'lhl ih" '"l. ~ Wh,h II u W.. 80 had
I"~-"l T." i''"u-i.lrrri. AMI the frc,n-li
"tdli"u "i the sane H., tabled indefinite.
u H." muIl"u rrNAII
''u muil"u ~ Nr ,u-tmAn the hnu-,
e ."tmd uuttl lHurlrck Monda, mon,
INK
H\.u IEuN uIpR>uu>.
uuhrl uri pursuant tu Adjournment
viii the president lu the rhhlr ami all
utruihri- Ii"-,ut
p"u II. tluU u' Nr Fan council al
I"Wu"l uutI ~AturA, trh 49, At H..
uriurk "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

VIZ Mui /. >mth ut FrrIctickstown.
NJ VA lt"ui.lri with chronic dIafrhra
20 ""t ihfN wars. tie had lrruIu,
IH'h raIl-'nd That II Was only Question
" = shot tim" Wien hr would have tn
XIV II ~. II" had been treated hy SOM
"l ~" i"~t PN.lclan- ~ Europa and
Nh"lirh bat got uu permanent relief
'u" la, b" picked up u news pai.r and
Glanced I" read Hu advertisement Of
hhui'"tiih'- ole. hulrta aud pMrrhrA
h"Il"dN II" got a hottie ii II. and the
INST dos" h"lp"i hun and IT. continued
-" 'u'rd mm For sale h the v. l.
MtNW,ll lIiug ruupuN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20
Corporation >uti,r

, \ 'i''I. W,,i..s 90 49,. si.a =. .uNl,', of iiY
N'-''ii lIu''-tr'. trI l'rgttu,rI .uu.. ..,,.
MI ''..d a Nr itn.Ii.u 9TH O. ui '.r ,,r.
- 90 he y I Nru.'u .Iiu. 40 ApM
G"riGH', NJ" MrNu". uu ulr "h i!ty a. 81
Nrl,l''. I"'". 1t u.,lurk 40 tie ,it-fnuu,.
'I we t.i. - ct N".us ur"u q tul,,-,.l 100
H'n f'""u,h of . 900 : itr- at tn, I.u , ella,
ui tluu each lu ~ uuu. 1000 Of Iu.uuu' sim. e.,
TIM ~ N.'ur ui sluura,h
liN ufiur ~ the nuafl ui ,l,tr,tut~
~ lIK (HISNiN
iuNEIts II (U'NNH
lltNln u II ,KHO,Ni
II fKIi,ut
jaws T. NRIkNIIM
q. ln',r -. lNtu b'r',.,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

From every where comes words Of praise
Tor Ihaml~tlaln'- cough remedy. IA.
low ne 10 congratulate Nod an the inertia
~ your rrmtsiy, II currd me of chronic
bronchitis when the iWtor could do moth.
thing for me, "-Chas, +, llrInrl. Tnl,-Io,
ohio, For sale hy the Maxwell brug
company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20
uorst ,mnM urrR>oo>


The house wa- call,Ni tu order at y. m
with the speaker N "a" chair \ quorum
being present III" HOUSE procesl,L e.
business.
Marc"llno MARTINEZ. IT Mora. moved
That IA" substitute for rounrll bills No~
u aud 'hF r"f"frei Ia a special commit
i"" Ia b" appointed hN the chair.
Ia" committee appointed by the chair
Mas r"lnI"~''d OF the following gentle
men MeSsTS. Luna, Sena AMI Malone, =.
Nj Luna moN~i that all that portion
~ the journal Of the morning -e.,sion
frlall'" IL the the appointment II a rou
mite" 1T the house Ia which was referred
the Washington hill be stricken out. Ihr
motion prevailed,
VIZ Nrla, 10y THlue-t Of the chairman
~ the railroad committee. asked uuani.
nous consent Ia make report on n. n. Nu.
II
Nj speaker Your committr. 0u rail
fuAlS, Ia whom Wa TrfrTrL n. n. 81,
nave hal thr same under consideration
ahI AIN directed tO report the saii hill
L" III" house with the recommendation
that II io not pass
MNNitl SNN,HE~, Chairman.
! y" l"t agree with the majority ~.
port ani rrcumInrId that the bin pass
WIN The following amendment; Line
~ Tie "flgihal hlll, section |. striks out
Tue "nfd 'lO- aud insert tho word
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20

! 'rhtiu ~ llur ~. same section. SIM,
"u' ali"f lhr word 80 t"iO II les
I, tautr tlr Ia srcriuu
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
AN INNOVATION.
A Church Pair In otiahom.-Kv.ry-
thing Perfectly sqaare--


thing Perfectly square
Brethren and sisters" said the Rev.
Jack Jonks. the wen-known Oklahoma
divine, relates the New York World.
Il am requested 10 announce that the
ladies of the church will give a fair
and festival at Tilligan's hail next
Thursday evening. 70 which everybody
Is invited. | will further say that
everything will be square and above
board on that occasion. have been
moved to Insist upon this innovation
because Of the numerous kicks which
have been registered since the last
event OF this character. Certain Of the
brethren. especially those who have but
recently become members of the church
and have not yet forgotten their world
" wisdom, have been complaining that
there was no reciprocity In the various
eatch-penny devices and games of
chance at the last festival, and they
are emphatic In their proclamation
that, while they do not object TO rum
ming up against any legitimate hazard
for the good of the cause. they decline
to participate in any more lead-pipe
cinches. | will therefore add that at
the coming festival the grabbing. fish,
pond. weighing-machine and kindred
devices for replenishing the treasury
Will be under the direct supervision OF
Curly Conroy. the gentlemaniy and ac-
complished dealer of faro at the Blue
Kuhn fortune parlors. In kindly agree
ing TO superintend these devices, Mr..
Conroy pledges his professional honor
thar visitor urbn nj Io
scads will at least have some show for
his money, and that his part of the
evenings entertainment will be con-
Quoted In the same unprejudiced and
impartial way that eharacterizes his
work at the Blue Ruin. The usual col
lection viii now be taken"
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
rh. nleysl. .e.. ees.amr,lsa.

Al the last quarterly meeting OF the
American Statistical association. pr
: w Abbot. secretary of the Ma-ssi.
chusetiS Boari Of Health. presented
some interesting figures negardlng the
prOIslriion II pulmonary tuberculosis
In females 10 that OF males ia Massa
chusstts The rate in iS5l wsS i.5Si
females to loo nialss; Ia $50 .uc5
females 10 i.nDo males. AMI last year
only 973 females 20 Loo males. Last
year was the nrss in the history Of the
state In which tie number OF deaths
from phthiSis In females was smaller
than that in males The fact that a
uniform reduction in the rate OF fe-
male deaths began some Eve years
ago. about the time when women were
beginning To ride the bicycle extensive
ly, DIR. Abbott considers significant.
and he IT. Inclined TO attribute the de-
crease in the death rate 10 the great
Increase In open air exercise among
women which has been iuaugurntc,i
by the use Of the bicycle British
Medical and Surgical Journal
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
FASHION AND FURNITURE.
Good Taste Too often Sacrificed In
Furnishing the House

Fashion Is responsible for any
amount of bad furniture writes kath-
crime b. johnson In woman's Home
Companion. "For the wealthy 1t Is,
Marie Antoinette and other period fur
niture. or Turkish. japanese and other
ornate eastern styles. none of which Is
adapted to our habits and surround
ings. Last year Il was metal bed
steads; now they are tabooed and wood
reigns. Today II is primA vera and
curly birch; six months from now II
may be black walnut and cherry again.
Some fashions are bizarre and ugly.
many more artistic and altogether
charming: for instance, brass bed
steads are showy and dazzling and Iron
ones too suggestive OF public institu-
tons, where cleanliness Is the main
consideration. Wood bedsteds are more
pleasing to the eye and give chamber
eozier appearance. In short, given
free reign, fashion Is a tyrant here as
elsewhere: made subservient to good
taste and Judgment Il is a most help
ful and profitable servant, and 70 no
one more surely than the woman with
renned tastes who must economize-
The size and uses OF a room must de-
termine the kind and amount Of furni-
ture to be put into it. Furniture should
be beautiful in itself. and beautiful aS
considered In connection with every
thing else In the room A pieee Of
furniture good in design. material and
workmanship is always beautiful when
appropriately used Let use be the
first consideration. Make no purchases
hastily. Have a definite idea OF what
is both suitable and good; OF the needs
Of the room and the sum you can af-
ford to expend. Prefer hard Tood and
good workmanship every time to cheap
decorations. II you must economic
closely. let fashion be neither the nrsi,
second nor third consideration. The
style and air most conductive 20 the
beauty and comfort OF room is OF no
small degree dependent upon the ar
rangement of its furniture. Any num-
Der of suggestions. but few explicit d.
reetions. for producing the desired re-
suits can be given. for while certain
rules must be adhered TO. success Is far
less dependent upon technical knowi-
edge than upon the artistic sense and
clsyerness of the woman who produces
them"
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

hbAA4c ~
Laurence Hutton in Harper's Maga-
zine. The inn stood for centuries on
the same spot, in the Via deli orso;
1t was always in the hotel business,
central. commanding. fashionable and
comfortable. as the advertisements
would say. and, in the heigh. c. is
glory and prosperity, It entertained
guests OF the greatest distinction In all
the walks OF life and from all parts
of the globe. Montaigne slept under It's
roof and 1t Is even claimed for 1t that
Dante made it his home when he came
Ii he ever did eome-as the am
bassador Of Florence to the pope OF
Rome. at the beginning Of the four
teenth century; although this is mere
conjecture, The building condemned
TO demolition still stood. in its shabby
old age. frequented by peasants. when
last saw IL, but Il was entirely unno-
ticed by the hundreds of thousands OF
tourists who passed II on their way TO
and from ST. Peters. Its massive
valuts and fine old columns were once
the delight OF the artists. And Lord
Herbert OF cherbury mentions 1t fond
ly in more than one of his letters.
Montaigne kept n Journal of his ad-
ventures in and his Impressions OF
Rome during his stay here In the
winter OF 15S0-Si He regretted that
nothing was left OF ancient Rome but
the sky above IL and the outline OF It's
form. but he was delighted with its
climate and its society. and he con-
fessed that he never breathed air more
temperate or better suited to his con-
stitutlon- This latter. it may be re-
marked. could not have been written
truthfuIly during many of the winter
months OF the last few years.
Montaigne arrived in Rome on the
soth of November. 1850. and went to
the Bear. where he stayed that day and
the next, but on the I'd OF December
he hired apartments at the house of a
Spaniard opposite the Church OF St.
Lucia della Tinta. where he was pro-
vided with three handsome bedrooms.
a dining room, cloEet, stable and
kitchen. for 20 crowns a month. the
landlord including in that sum cook
and fire for the kitchen. He had an
audience with the pope, saw the execu-
tion of Catena, a famous robber. and
captain of banditti, which he called "a
spectacle and he found the winter
nearly as cold as that of Gascony. His
account of one OF the many sights he
saw is worth quoting in full: "on
Easter eve" he said, II went to see,
at St John Lateran. the heads OF ST.
Paul and st. Peter. which are exhibited
there on that day. The heads are en-
tire. with the hair. flesh. color and
beard as If they still lived. St Peter
has a long face, with brilliant com
plexion, approaching the sanguine
with a gray picked beard and q papal
mitre on his head st. Paul is OF dark
complexion, with broader and fuller
face. large head and thick gray
beard
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
ouR MONETARY SYSTEM.
senator rsnsr TN. Br,say what n.-n,
Ais

Senator W. A. PETER In the Forum.
The trouble with our monetary System
Is that We are trying to do NJ I'm.
possible thing. You might as Wei oh-
ttrtake 10 haul a ton Of hay on . his
eycle as 10 do a hundred billion dol.
lars worth Of htiSinfss on huheItA
millions dollars worth OF gold s"lh.
The only way a gold standard eslh -
securely maintained Is 20 Us. no hsets
credit paper OF any kind whatsoetSI i.
than Gould be redeemed In goid II
were pr,,scnted for payment AZ Nhe
time, and that. We all know, > uiteE-
ly lnpracticahie As before stated, w
have not gold enough 20 supply navlc
than per cent. Of eur daily needs Tor
moHx-. We use S.l2 worth q private
credit and 50 worth of coin IN every
500 worth Of business we transsict
with the national hanks, iiis simple
truth is we have long outgToWh me
metallic money system and We tsall
have 10 Invent something bcttcF II
men want to trade In gold. ict them DO
50: that Is In every way ieEiilmates Tor
gold Is a commodity and useful one
In mHny wars But. A. the Ncw AorA
Board OF Trade said In a RESOLUTION ~
cemlser q. 1850, "A sound money crs7i3i
system Is necessary eirnent 10 ihe
stability of runhdcnre. Money, -
whatever form, i but credit colnt7i
The wise thing for us 70 DO Is % -'s
tablish sound crriiI system, and
there is no credit among us equal -
that Of rnc government % the United
States. That. wisely nsd, Is sufiicieni
Tor all monetary purposes, In ad'iltlpn
TO its simplicity and uaturalness, u
would b. 4 guaranty % ioyatty ueNt
only to the ownership of their homes
by the people.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
A srnA~er rnrAK on NATURE

We hops TO sell i.o1O.ceo packages
Golden Rind Watermelon. the most
wonderful freak Of nature smooth,
shiny. yclloW rind. crimson hssh. deli
cious! It's sensational Took 500 nrst
prizes In 1896. You mus; have Il 10 Be
IN the swim Melons so like Wild hrc
Al tl.c0 apices We paid $500 feF one
meIcnl 500 prizes Tor earIies; melon
--ripened In 1855 In Il days Lots Of
money made In sarlies; vegetables.
Salzer's seeds produce them. Thirty
1--WE earliest sorts. posipaid. 800
send Thi. Notice and ts Ceass for n
derful seed book. i46 big pages, 10 John
A salEer Seed Co, La Crosse. wiA-
wn
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
Sympathetic.

81 was ST the court house to-day r..
marked GilfOylc, and I saw a man sen
tenesd Ten 70 The penitentiary for three years
lie had too many wives. ahT' replied
Biekers. That's my hx exactly and can
sympathiEe with the poor fellow
nonF Why; you have only one wife"
81 know it."-New. York World
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
Mhrn rhr, Ar. N.ra.n.

Il don't see, she exclaimed, with
proper Indignation, why they allow
plays TO he presented that ladies are
not expected to see
II don't either" replied her husband.
unless it's TO give the men some place
10 go where there are no large theater
hats. Washington Star.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

HE register OF the
Albergo dell orso.
II that once famous
Bear hotel ever
had a register.
would not only be
OF enormous value
as a collection OF
autographs but OF
great help to the
literary pilgrim in
Rome to-day. says
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
The one.

He (angrily)-Was there any fool
sweet on you before l married you?
She-Yes. one. I'm sorry you reject
ed him" But didn't reject him;
married him. Dublin Freeman.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

'.They say you can tell the time OF aay by
looking at a cats eyes" ayes: but MI,
can't pawn them"
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

Vessels the Great Lakes.
There are more American vessels on
the great lakes than en the ocean. and
their combined tonnage is greater.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
FAMOUS ROMAN INN.
ENTERTAINED QUESTS OF THE
GREATEST DISTINCTION.

of Mootaigne In Rome--Hi.
Apartments While There = Went to
see the Heads of st. Paul and
st. Peter
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

Twenty years ago there were only rs
there are 2,oO0 miles
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-11-03
Spilnan.
orresnondence. NOV 1st.

Correspondence, Nov. list.
The Camden Clay Company is
digging a reservoir on the hill to
supply their plant with water.
Rev A. G. Grinnan, of Point
Pleasant. preached in the M. e.
Church at this place, Friday even
ing.
Miss Artie cCardleis spending
a few days with relatives at Miners
vile.
Mr.. VIM. johnson made bust
ness trip to Parkersburg Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Roush. of New Ha-
ven, was visiting relatives at this
place Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. Carmichael left for
Wellsburg Monday morning
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-11-03

1t often happens that the doctor
is out of town when most needed.
The two year old daughter of j. z.
Schenck, of Caddo. Ind. Ter, was
threatened with Group. He writes:
..My wife insisted that I go for the
doctor at once, but as he was out
of town, I purchased bottle OF
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy,
which relieved the child immedi-
ately.' A bottle of that remedy
in the house viii often save the ex-
pense of a doctors bill, besides the
anxiety always occasioned by seri-
Gus sickness. When it is given as
soon as the Group appears, it VIII
prevent the attack Thousands of
mothers always keep it in their
homes. The % and 80 cent bot
ties for sale by G. w. NJ. Hooff.