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Richburg-F, p. Rutson.
Rock Hills. II. Zimmerman.
Rock Hill Circuit--T C Ligon.
North Rock Hill. Il. Harris
Yorkville--A. N. Brunson.
Blacksburg-A. J. Cauthen.
hickory Grove-J. II. Thacker
York Circuit w. iutnberl.
Fort Mill. A. Campbell.
Van Wyck-S. ii. Booth
LancasteT-J. +. Carlisle.
Lancaster Circuit-G. G.. Leonard
Fradesville- l.. Bedeniaugh.
Chesterfield-J. T.. Attaway.
Jeiferson-Allen McFarlaue.
BlackstOck-P Is. Ingraham
spARTANnuRu pIsTnlcr
Presiding Elder-A. J. Cauthen.
a,entral-M. l.. Carlisle.
Duncan-W G. kirkland.
SraTtanburg Mission- T.. B. Loyless.
Clifton-R. w. Spigner.
Union Station and Mills s-W. a. Mussa.
beau and j. G. Roper.
Gaffney-T. NJ. Dent.
Gaffney Circuits. 4. Creech.
Laurens Station and Mission-R. II.
Jones and J. M. Shell.
North Laurens-D. p. Boyd
Cherokee--J. NJ. Lawsop
Jouesville-E. ii. Beckham.
Kelton-J. N. lsom.
Pacclet Mills-B. NJ. Grier.
Pacolet Circnit-E. S. Jones.
Enoree--J. NJ. Friday.
ClintOn-l. l.. Harley.
Whitmire-D. A. Philips.
Santuc-A. +. Berry.
Campobella-S. A. Nettles.
Belmont-S. IT. Black man.
WOfOrd COllege-C. B. Smith
SUMTER DIsrKICr.
Presiding Elder-T. J. Clyde.
SUMTER. A. Clifton.
Snnpfar GitU MtapfOna-W oil
Sumter Ci7cuit-W. M. Byrd.
Manning-W. II. Hedges.
Hantes-A. h. Watson.
Jordan. w. A. Pitts.
Foreston-J. II. Copeland.
New Zion-W. e. Wiggins.
Lynchburg-W. b. Justus.
Oswego-J. f. Anderson.
BiHhOpville--J. w. Slkius.
Bethany-G. II. Poosey.
Salem Stetion-T, w. Henry.
KeFahaw-J. 6. Beck with.
Smithville-W. n Duncan.
Camden. r. Pate.
Camden Circuit d. RI. Roberteon.
Wateree-H. d. Bailey.
Richlsnd-r. g. White.
Wedgefield-F. 6peer.
'sUpERANHUATRD PREACHERS.
F. Aud, n. L. Banks, J. G. Briswell
Stdi III. Browne, J. Nj. Carlisle, William
Carson, w. A. Clarke, A. hi. Chreitzberg
Q. "A. Darby. r. L. Dunle. J. F. Smith
j. A. Wood, a. W. Walker, J. j. Work.
man. John Attaway. L. NJ. Aamer, A. "
iaui e. histIer, l.. q. Loyal, VI. M. Brad.
bam, J. J. Neville, j. J. Newberry. j. A
Porter, w. G. Patterson. A. M. Attaway
I. p. Phillips, L. K. Virgins, j. s. Sib.
ley, n. I'd. Ferguson, } AZ. Rogers, Thos
8. Herbert, sr , T. Z. Wannamaker.
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= Mr.. Moody has coined many a SEN
siblo epigra1n. Who could say a better
thing than this: s'Character is what a
inan IN in the dark?" ., -.
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FLORENCE DISTRICT.


Presiding Elder-E. T. Hodges.
Florence StatiOn-W. r. Herbert,
Dariington-R. A. Child. :.
Cheraw-D. NJ. McLeed.
Cheraw Circuit-R. l.. Mood.
Hartsville-G. F. Clarkson.
C!yds---;. 8. As'ereSuEe
Darlington Circuit-W. s.. Martin.
Lamar-J. N. Boyd.
Timmonsville-R.W w. Barber.
Clanssan-M. z. Foossr.
South Florence-R. Nj. Dubose.
Scrant3n-J. w. Harris.
Lake City W. II. FIirton.
Kingstree-A. B. Earle.
Uni0n-G. W. Davis.
Lane's-J. a. White.
Sellers-R. &. Boulware.
0eorgetown-A.J j. Stokes.
GeorgelcwE Circuit-O. l.. Durant and
J. h. Weldon.
Johnsonyille-A. II. Hnllar
GREENyILLE DISTRICT.
Presiding Eider-W. C.. Power.
Bnnc0mbe Station and Millb-W. A.
Rogers and D. w. Keller.
ST. PaurE.-H. B. Browne.
Anderson and West End-W. X. Rich
ardson and e. b. Harper. :.
Starr and Iva-F. II. Shuler and Il. i.
Turnipseed.
Piedmont-F. P. Taylor nnd T. irigs-
by Herbert.
GreenviIle Circuit-J G. Counts.
Fountain Inn-J. W. Shell.
RaIdville-t. II. CLYDE.
Greers and Pelham-A. n. Best.
Travellers Rest-C. u. Burns.
: I.esieT SIid Bethesda. &C. Rushtone.
Pickens and West Pickons--J. s. Por-
ter.
North Pickens to be supplied.
Walhalla -ircuit-J. l.. Mullinix.
Seneca and WaIhalia-J. L. Daniel.
WestminetGs-K r. DapnalI
TOwnville-L. l.. Irabinet.
PendletcD -. T. Dunlap.
Williamson and PrOvidence-P. T.
Kiign.
Editor Southern Christian Advocate
j. O. Wilson.
Assistant Editor-L.- Il. Beaty. Will
liamston.
Wiliiamston College--S. Lander.
MARION DISTRICT.
Presiding Eider-J. B. Wilson.
Marion--T. E. Morris.
Centenary--G. r. Whitaker.
Britton's Neck--E. s Campbell.
Conway--W. &. Stokes.
Conway { ircuit--W. E.. Barre.
Bucksville-AJ. +. Way.
Wacoamaw--D.A a. Calhoun.
BaybDrn-S Jones.
Lorjs--J. X. Sojourner.
Mullins--9. J. Bethea.
North Muilins->J. X. McKain.
Latra--J. y. Deard,
Little Rnck-A. J. Cauthen, Jr.
Ciio-W. w. Williams.
l,ienheim--P. B. Wells.
'lseunettsvilTe-J. l.. Stokes.
s:annettsviile Circuit. s.. Beasley.
l3rightsville-J. Il. Traywick.
Mci.all MisRion--T. l.. Belvin.
a North Mariboro-W. s.. Goodwin.
oRANGEBuRa DISTRICT.
Presiding. .Eldet,1J ohm Owen.
- y
Watson and j. G. Strickland.
OraDReburg Circuit-W. l.. Waite.
S. Lower st, Matthews--N. w. Hook.
Providence-C. u. Mann and E. u.
James.
Branchville II. g. Stoll.
South Branchville-E. A. Wfthes.
a Bambsrg IT. C. Odell.
Denmafk- M. b. Kelley.
4 Barn we'll w. A. Wright.
4 Wlliieton-Js'C. Davis. f{
kpringtield-G. Il. Stokes. I.
Il Boiling Springs1-J, !, d. Frierson.
3 Orange--N. X. Melton.
Edisro-J S.Yongue. -
(. Aiken-A. j. Stafford.
tswanse8--J. T. T.sMacfarlane.t
Wagener to be supplied.
ROCK HILL DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder--I. h. Campbell.
Chester-J Il. Greer.
{ 8 Chester CT i.cuit-J. e. Mahadey.
sS East Cheeter-R Il. a. YoDgue.
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The $. G. Conference Appointments.

FLORENCE, Dsc. i3.-At the meeting OF
the Methodist Conference tonight,
Bishop Duncan read out the following
appointments of ministers TO the charges
named for 1898:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-W. +. Meadors.
Trinity. w. Kilgo.
Bethel-H. w. Bays.
Spring Streets. Z. Ii. Elwell.
Cum berland-J NJ S.eadmau.
Berkeley-W. II. Thrower.
Summerville-G. T.. Watson.
Ridgeville and Cypress-J. l.. Ray and
o. N. Rountree.
ST. George's-A. G. Walker.
st. Georges Circuit--W. II. Patrick.
ColletCn-H. e. Mouzon.
Dc3:i1 auI ST. raui--ii. *. Moore
and w. r. Buchanan.
Walterboro-W. If. Duncan.
GendersOnviile-D. Hucks.
Hampton and Port Royai-R. l.. Hol-
royd aTd w. a. Fary.
Allendale-W. b. Duncan.
Black Swamp-W. II. Weston.
HaFleeville-J. =. Welch.
Beaufort. a. Murray.
McClelanvile and st. Stephen's-t;. w.
Gatlln and ID A. Patrick.
Hardeeville-E. NJ. McKissick.
coKEsBuRY DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-G. T. Harmon.
Cokesbury-J. C. Chandler.
Green wood-M. Dargan.
Verdery-G. r. Shaffer.
Ninety-Six-W. A. Belts.
Donalds-W. B. Wharton.
Abbeyills-J. w. Danisl.
Autreville-W. j. snyder
McCormick-W. II. Ariail.
Lowndesville-E. w. Mason.
Mount Carmel-H. Stokes.
Princeton-S. d. Vaughn.
Waterloo-W. w. Jones.
Phoanix-P. Stokes.
New Station and City Mission-C. w.
Creighton and j. w. Speak.
Newberry Circuit-D. Tiller.
Kinard's-J. 8. Lesley.
Saluda-J. J. Stephenson.
Butler-W. G. Wurn.
/. Parksville-J. q. Holley.
Y Prosperity--E g. Prise.
COLUMBIA prsTR1Cr.
Presiding Elder. ". Dickson.
Washington Street-W. W. Dsniel.
Marion Etreet-P. /. KiEton.
Green Street aud Brookland-W. B.
Baker.
Richland and Granby-J. c. Abney.
Edgewood-R. @. Notify.
Hyatrs-J. w. Nicely.
Lexington-Wm Hard0n.
Lexington Fork-M. l.. Banks, Jr.
Leviedale-J. N. Wright.
Leesviiie-N. Is. Clsrkson.
: !ehcs:o1--C G. Herbert.
EdseGeiG-p, H. Dantzler.
Graniteville-N. q. ,Bailenger.
Langley. II. holland.
Upper 81. Matthew ws-J. w. A1iaial.>
Fort Motte-R. w. Humpk-ies.
Ridgeway-A. II. Phillips.
Winnsboro-J. ID. Crout.
Fairfield-W. II, Miller.
Columbia Female College,. A. Rice,
president, and II. K. Stack house, profess
sor.
Epworth Orphanage-Geo. 81. Wad-
dell, superintendent.
Paine eInstitr.e-Geo. w. Walker, pres
ideht.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-15

CRRISTNEAS is at hand and you will soon
want to purchase Presents for relatives
and friends. What to buy is the question.
ANY article advertised below will be an
acceptable Gift for any man or boy. The
Goods are the best, and the prices well,
you can see for yourself.
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Veck- Gear :

Perhaps you think nothing presenabe be had for Half
Dollar That is mistake We have Scarfs, Bows Puffs,
Hands innumerable at that price Some low
Quarter Lawn Ties for evening Just the thing for
Christmas and New Year parties Two in enameed paste
hoard box Fifty Cents
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Here We Go ]!
CVilG 10 Meet Old Santa CLAUS !
AT THE GREAT AND GOOD
Ten Cent St0oIr e.!

OIL YES! he to be there He always then
he has already written Mr. Minor and renewed his
ard the Ten Cent Store be his principal distributing
Tor this section LII fact Uncle Santa
and handsome things suitable for little babies crawl and
babies that walk boys aud girls big enough doors
Tor the happy youth and smiling maiden for young gentleman
young lady for married couples and those double
harness Tor and for gyandmohe ganhcs
bowed down with the Of many There
Tcehug Rattc and Rubber Toys SC Oc
Dolls 1c, Sc 1Oc, 15c, 25c Toy Irons and Stands
Noahs Arks 1Cc Doll Carriages, Wheel Barows
Vclocipedes Iron Wagons, Toy Wagons sc and 1Oc
Balloons Oc and 15c Dogs 5c 10c 25cb
Air Guns 5c Repeatcrs 81OO Ships Sc
Horns &c, Be- 10c and finer for 25c
Iron Trains 15c Iron Wagons 1Oc False
Fire Crackers packs for 5carger 1O
Giant Crackers &c and 1Oc box.
Roman Candles doz doz 6Oe doz
Shy Rockets price
Chine Cups and saus for gifts &C. &c. l0 25c and higher
Toy Tea Sets &c and 1Oc 50c
Complete Dinner Set for your table $3.50
Same in Tea Sets 90 90 to $3.50
Fine French China Sets 5000 $500.
Fancy Bowls and Pitchers
Fine Chamber Sets special prices
Handsome Set Decorated Plates Soc.
Water Sets, Tatetate Sets Lamps. Picture Frames,
aud EMERY ItiING that make mankind and lis olsng
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Rock Hill has case of small
OK. The patient caught it in At
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-15
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

CHEAP GRAIN FARM, 26S ACRES. NJ.
~ G IFFIN, Land Agent, Cottonwood, Shasta
Co. Cal
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION,
L having received applications TO mine by the ny
draulic process from n. B. Willis ct AL. in the
Willow Placer Extension near Howards station,
Sierra County to deposit taiiings J. Little Deer
Creek; from q. A. ROsentha ct aL, in the Cali
fornia NINE, near Sierra City. sierra County, to
deposit tailings in fork of north forx OF North
Yuba River; from Jacob Wager. In the SC elder
diggings near Span sh ranch, Piumas County, 10
deposit: taiIings In spanish Creek. and from Henry
A. II aIlsted in the Hallsted PAGER Mine, near
Spanish Ranch, Plumas County. TO deposit taitIngs
in q ravine, gives notice that meeting will be
held at room SO. Flood building, Sau Francisco
Cal. on September n. 1897, at 80 Pm.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-15
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
al Horiger Louis A. SOuc'
[ a. SOUC d co.
-.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
465 AND 467 VALENCIA STREET, NEAL
SIXTEENTH


465 AND ACT VALENCIA STREET, NEAR
SIXTEENTH.
AS we make specially of Mission property and
right on the spot save you time and
money by calling on US at o &c.
S7hO0-3l xl22:6; Mission St, near 18th; stor I,
flats and house in rear; worth SIO,O00
$65O0-25x1OO; Valencia ST.. near 10th: bay
window house of rooms and bath: could at
small cost be converted into AL business property
st, UO0-55x90, cor Duncan and Dolores; moe
bui ding; store and rooms; upper flat.
rooms: bath, laundry. coal yard able; cottage Of
rooms: wor h $4,000: must be sold
S50U0-30x117 10 AN alley; Parilett ST.. an ele-
CANT home house of rooms, b tn: stable;
modern Improvements; all in Al order
S5,00O-Z- x90 Albion near 18th and
Valencia modern flats of 4, and rooms and
bath; rents for ga; street bituminlzed; goUd
buy
S60OU-30x 80; Howard St, 18Th; fats
of d and rooms; bath
$2o00-25x75; San Carlos ave: cozy HON for
some one; house of D rom bath, large base
ment; all in perfect order: cheap
$235C-2oxl00: SANCHEZ near Market; 2-story
$2l00-25xS5; ED ST.; modern baywindow
tage of D rooms and bath.
$4500-30X 1875: How rd ST., near 10Th; old i'm
proven ents: lot worth $60U0.
$2S5O-2ox75; Hardy st near l6 h; just com
pleted; EasIake cottage OF 5 70 ms, bath and
easy terms
our list comprises some Of the best property in
the Mission. Lots of all sizes in any or the HON e.
sieacs; also good bus ness corners in any part OF
the Nj isson. all and get list of prices.
If you want your vacant houses rented place
them with
L. A. SOCC d CO.,
466 and 467 Valencia ST., mr. sixteenth.
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MARRIED.

GREFNW OOD-BURKE-In this city, Septem
Der g. 1877 By Jus ice kerrigan John T. Green
wood and Annie Burke, be; h OF San Francisco.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MOTHER LOT OF SECONDHAND PIANOS
n in fine condition at nherman Clay Il Co.'s
m Slc.
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NEW 4-kOOM COTTAGE ON BERNAL
~ Heights, cheap; for sale or exchanse for va
cant lots Address E. b.. Dox IS, Cal Office
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THIS IS 1Hr FINE PROP ERrY IN THE
i state for the price; is located at Benny Doom.
the garden spot of Ben Lomond, Santa Cruz Co.;
rich soil; fine spring water; 20 acres under Guilt
walton; 70 acres French prunes: LOU acres con-
tanning bout 0UU cords of wood; all for 81 600;
will accept part first-class francisco property.
+. W. LAKE 10 Column bian building.
II HOURS DRIVE FROM CITY, ADJOINING
2 Jersey Farm: 160 acres land, SIS per acre;
suitab e for milk ranch vegetables GAR
.NER, All Montgomery ST.
ca ACRE RANCH: NAPA co: BEST BA r.
{ " gain In State; $500. PHILBRICk, 800
Capp ST.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued by the County Clerks office:
Verthold A. Baer and Leah Sch wartz. 30-21
H. l. Fawcett and Mollie Saudenmyer 22-l9.
Frederick q. knelI and Mabe Uluyas 1873.
Leopold l. Calm and Leah Lehman, 2l-1S
George NJ. Farm and Anna seelig, 26-2O.
Charles Larsen a nd Minnie K. Mcintosh, 22-26.
AIvah ]. carroll and Eva ). Gardner, 21-l9
William E. Roach and Nellie Il. Kerr, 27-29.
Joseph Bttel and Anna NJ. Werner. 36-2S.
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PERSONALS.

ID L.-BOTH RECEIVED 0. K. CALL AT
ID. Posi- office Wednesday,. important C. K.
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1SOI MARKET CITY HALL SQUARE
w suites 500 ASHTON All Montgomery.
EMMA sPRECkELS BUILDING 1927 MAR
IL ktt st.-$l2 10 $50 ASHTON. room 2lO.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

WI ant card reader, born doub veil and second
sight; diagnoses diseas full life reading la SOC:
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Firth, marriage and death notices sent by NIT
will not be inserted. They must be handed in a;
either of the publication offices aud be Endorsed
with the name ami residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.
BORN.
BARE-Septem Der IL, 1897, to the wife OF Sol
Bare, daughter
GALAGHER-Septemb Der l3. 1897, to th e wife OF
Patrick j. Gallagher a daughter.
MANN-Septemb,r L. 1897, to ths wife OF
John NJ Hartmann. twin soEs.
MCCALL-In the Potraro, Septemb Der Is. 1897,
to the wife of onstantine Mccall a son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
An Address to the People Of
West Virginia.

| am profoundly mortified and aston
ished to find any division Of sentiment
among the people of West Virginia in
regard to the construction Of the Near
aqua Canal.
The question regarding the accom-
plishment Of this great work, is the
most momentous which has confronted
the American people since the purchase
of Louisiana.
The very same class of objections now
urged against the construction of this
great work was urged against the pur
chase Of Louisiana; and the very same
class Of DIRECTORS who opposed that ac-
QUESTION are now arranging themselves
against the Nicaragua Canal. Who
constitute this class? | answer boldly
and frankly-the British sympathizers
in America.
We have to-day in this country, as
We have always had, a British party.
They have controlled absolutely our
financial system up to date, and unfOr-
tunately there seems no prospect of a
change under the administration Of Mr.
Mckinley.
Few people understand how thor
oughly this British party is dominat-
ing, or attempting TO dominate or
thwart the policy of the United States
in Central America If any one has
curiosity upon this question let him re-
cur to FOrd's Tropical America. pub
lished in 1895, and he will find the I'M
| biased testimony of an actual observer,
an eyewitness, as TO the combined
machination of England and Germany
against the commercial interests OF the
/ United States in Central America.
The purchase of Louisiana gave us
| control of the Mississippi and the Gulf
of Mexico. 1t subjected to our sway the
perpetual flow of the Father of Rivers
''unveXed TO the sea.
Suppose we had listened to the objec-
ton of the British party, namely: First
Ii would necessitate a public debt; sec
ond. 1t was unconstitutional; third, 1t
! endangered the public peace.
These arguments, all used by the Brit
/ ish party. did not for moment deter
| Mr. jefferson from concluding the pur-
chase of Louisiana. Why? Because,
as he said. the opportunity would never
occur again. Suppose Mr.. Jefferson
had listened to the Boston Globe. the
| New York Advertiser, or the Baltimore
Sun, Of that day, where should we now
be?
The imperial domain Of the Missis-
sippi valley, embracing eleven States of
the Union, would belong to France,
Florida to Spain, Texas to an Anglo
French prctectorate, and New Mexico
and California to Mexico.
And so in regard to the Nicaragua
Canal.
Nicaragua has made certain conces-
! sions which she can not retract and the
question is, shall we accept and build
J the canal? If we fail to do so. the OPP
portunity will have slipped from us
forever. Great Britain will again have
asserted her supremacy as the CONNER
cial mistress of the world.
And the United States, in spite OF our
boasted Monroe doctrine, will be sub
ordinated and take rank as an inferior
second class power upon the American
/ continent.
In a further article, will show that
this is not a political issue, but that
both the great parties. Democratic ana
! Republican. are fully committed 10 the
! construction of this great work.
DANIEL B. LUCAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06

the pressure OF the directors appointed
by the government prices for produce AT
which farming in Germany Will pay well.
Their next move will be against the
treaty with Russia. and they will let no
microscope rust which will find for them
bacteria that will serve TO keep out Amer
lean produce. Just now several papers
are against the fine fruit which comes
from America and others do not dare TO
point out their superiority TO European
fruit. 1t has already been suggested that
this fruit might bring in some beetle or
moth whose worm might eventually play
havoc with Germangrown apples and
that suggestion may still be elaborated
to the satisfaction of the Agrarian papers
by some microscopic who is ambitious
Of prefcrment.
The consul general says: "rhe sharp
proceedings against the exchanges of
Prussia seem part Of a general movement
here by which all places worth having
are gradually brought into the power Of
the titled and land owning classes. The
State treasury is likely to lose i'm revenue
10y closing the exchanges from loss OF
taxes. Apart from the fact that the gov
eminent has dealt one class Of Germans
a direct blow by placing members Of an
other class as watchers and inspectors
over them. the entire movement to SUPER
I intend exchanges and hedge the public
| from the danger of buying doubtful bonds
or getting caught in a grain transaction
! seems TO suffer from radical disease.
If the government undertakes TO make
the public safe when dealing on the OK
changes. it must also expect that the
public will look to it for compensation II
anything goes wrong"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
ALMOST A COMPLETE WRECK.
But the Wonderful DIR. Greene's
Nervura Made Him Well.

Charles II. Stevens. South bingham, y. H.,
says:-"I was about Frustrated in health,
extremely nervous. limbs s;iff in the joints.
NY bowels were blcated badly, aEdmy breath
ing was terrible. ! could not stoOp without
losing my breath. In fact | was almost
complete wreck, and could DO but little woEa
Ct any kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-06
TT Is DIFFERENT NOW.

legislative work at the State caplJoI
has arrived at that stage when RepuoIl-
can politicians are quaklng WIN . lear,
Their electioneering record ana . lHeI'
official record will show wide d'Verg-
cnre when it comes TO enactlns lnI9
Iows the reform measures they hoW ,t
So loud for before the election. Mr.
S - bin to abolish the fee sys-
h tom nnmasks the reform pretenders'
S STn, tbev are trying to hinder any ac-
40. .ton tbaf has been taken on the bill
i Ia Democratic rule the fee system
was an outrage Since Ihe hep pl,.I.,
cans are to fill the fee offices 1t should
he let alone.-Moundsyille Echo.