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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-04

The indications are that the war
with Spain is about over. as the
papers report that the terms offered
by this Government will be accepted
by Spain with few notifications.
The pence negotiations were opened
for Spain by the French Minister
IN Washington, who has been con
Quoting the terms so far on behalf
OF the Spaniards. We are opposed
to ending the war until that coun-
try is thoroughly whipped and
willing to accept any terms we
offer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-08-04
THE OLD VETERANS.
Fifteenth Annual Reunion OF the cx.
Soldiers OF Preston County.

The Executive Committee OF the
ex-Soldiers Reunion Association OF
Preston county met at Tunnelton
pursuant to call of the chairman on
The 23rd Of July. 1898, Eagene
Lanham, Chairman, presiding. and
transacted the following business
RESOLVED. That tho invitation
extended by the runnolson camp
meeting association. to meet on the
TUun, lloa Camp Ground in annual
session during the camp meeting
be accepted.
RESOLVED, That the Fifteenth
Annual Reunion of the ex soldiers
Reunion Association OF Preston
county be held on the Tuuuelton
Camp Ground commencing on the
26ta day OF August, 1898, at o
clock "a. M, and continue three
days, closing on the 2Slh.
RESOLVED. That Mrs. Nancy
johnson. Mrs. Mary Gibson, Mrs.
Bert Miller, Mrs. BashA Wilkins.
Mrs. Eta Miller, Mrs, S,rah Il,
Miller. Mrs. George W. Beavers,
Mrs. Nav Gibson. Mrs. Norman.
Gale AID Mr.. Arnold Hartman
arc appointed n committee to deco.
rate the grounds aud stand with
flags aud flowers during the Re
union.
RESOLVED, That the following
program. submitted by Comrade
Eugene Lanham, be adopted:
Program OF the Annual Reunion
of the ex Soldiers OF Preston
county.
FIRST DAY.
1st-Deyotional Service, conducted
by the Commander.
2nd-Address of Welcome by NJ.
@. Gibson, President Of the
Camp Meeting ASSOCIATION.
3rd-Reply to address of welcome
by Comrade Amos Hartley.
4th-Reports and appointments OF
committees.
5th-Song, Marching Through
Georoin.D
6th-Speech by Comrade Swisher.
Past Adjutnt General of the
Department OF w. Va. G.. A. r.
7th-ReunIon Of the boys. Their
views and eyerybody's present.
SECOND DAY.
lst--9 n. m. Song and music.
2nd-9;30. Address by Mrs. DR..
Leeds, Of Grafton, ex President
Of the Womnn's Relief Corps
Depar ment of w. Va.
3rd-10 a. m. Address by John
w. Mason.
4th-1:30 p. m. Address by Judge
Romeo ii. Freer, of Iarrisville.
5th-3 p. m. Address by Com
rnde Prof r. q. Miller. OF the
University, Morgantown.
6th-4 p. m. Business meeting.
Election Of officers. etc.
7th-7:30 p. m. Address by Prof.
Rufus Holden, OF Kingwood.
THIRD DAY.
lst-9:30 a. m. Song and praise
service conducted 10y Capt. Muir
dock.
2nd-l0 a. m. Sermon by Rev.
j. ID. Williams.
3rd-l1 u. IN. Sermon by Rev.
Cotton.
4th--1:30 p. m. Memorial Ser.
vice. conducted by Rev. Taylor,
Of Richmond. Va. Chaplain
Department OF w. Va. G.. A. r..
5th-Order Of adjournment.
EUGENE LANHAM.
Commander.
j. A. MILLER,
Sec'y. Pro Tenn.
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There will be a lawn fete at Carmel.
W. Va, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings August 10th and 18th. ia ,he
interest Of the Lutheran church. Re-
freshments will be served on the
grounds and general good time Is in.
sured All are invited to be present
coNWrrEE.
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Teachers Examinations.

Teachers Examinations Tor Preston
county will be held at KiuVwood
August 22t and 28l, 1893 and al Terra
Alta. August - and p. 1898 Appii-
cauts will be required 20 pass on state
H-st2Ey Il, $ wHErssLL G.. .supt
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JUDICIAL SALE.
John Jenkins Admir-

John Jenkins Admir-
Thomas Iicnnosy ct al.
By virtue OF decree OF the circuit court ren-
dered In The shove stved oh ,neery cause. tho
undersigned special commissioner Will oner at
public auction at the front door OF the court
house OF Preston county, West Virginia. ia
kingwoOd ON
Thursday, September LIST, 1928.
~ o'clock y. m, the following described real
estate
q hundred and thlrtytwo and one half
acres of land, situated Ia Pleasant District OF
said county. on the waters uf Sand Cree. adj
Joining the lands Of Graham Jenkins heirs,
Jacob Cross and others aud being the same land
conveyed by John Jsn tins aud wife TO Thomas
ennesy by deed hearing date the 2snd day of
March, 1893. and Of record In the Office ~ tho
Clerk OF the County Conrt Of said county tn
Deed B' ok No. n, page 5lg
TBRMSOF SAIE
Enough cash In hand 90 pay the costs OF suit
and expenses ~ sale. Cab at SlgD) ami III resi-
due uuOn credit Of q, ~ aud ~ months tho
purchaser executing interest bearing notes
with good security for the deferred PAYMENTS.
Il. j uR0GAH, Special Commissioner.
III. w. Watson. Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county, certify that the above named
special commissioner has given bond apd socn-
rity as required by law.
81 80 ~ $500 NV WATaoH. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
Mary A. Con


BY virtue of n decree of the Circuit Court rer-
dercd IN the above Sty ed channery cause. 'neav
pending in said courtin Preston county. Most
Virginia. the undersiened special oomml ssoner
will offer at public auction az the front door OF
the court house OF said county In Kiugwoodson
Thursday, September the fst. 1928,
att o'clock ~ m. Of that day. tho following
described roai estate
One hunHred md nineteen acres OF land Iii
Union district adjoining lands Of Nicholas
bolyard nnd Others. and on the 'neaAn's MT
Rond, being the same land contracted 10 be
sold by Mary A Con TO George w Bishon and
-. NJ Wotrlng bywrittcn agreement dHted the
2th ~ duly. 1898 aud now on file Ia the papers
of the above mentioned canso.
TERMS or SALE.
Enough cash tofpay the Gusts OF suit and OK
ponses Of sate (about $50, and Oh. residue upon
credit ~ I. q and wears. tho purchaser cx-
ecutng Ter the deferred payments Interest
bearing notes with good security.
y. j. CncoAH, Special Commissioner.
III. w. Watson, Jerk " tho Circuit oourtof
said county. certify that the abavo named
special commissioners has given bond and soou-
rlty ~ provided by law
64.08 II 81 80 J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
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JUDICIAL
- NJ. x ~. g.. Nine
vs..
Georcc Shanrrr


Nv virtue Of decree OF the circuit c~urt -s,f
Fres,on county. West Nirxiuis. rendered In tbs
above cutitled chan cry cait-c the ndetSicued
special conn .Ssioncr Will der at nubHc nuo-
lion at the font d0or at the ronrt house of said
county. In kingwood. ON
Thursday, September fst. 1898,
90 O'Clock =. m. OF that day. the following
described real estate;
tetty tlree aad QUE IN I'd acres W land sitnsf,
inilni0n ptSfrlct " said County. Rdiuining fhs,
lands ~ Sha-ls's Nine and Others and bcing ths
same conveyed nv christopher Sh ,ffer To Geo.
q Shancr by deed hcarlng date the ath day al
june. 1884. amt ON record ln the ofire ef the
clerk of tho county conrt of said o,snnty.
TERMSoF 4 ALH
Enuueh cash ~ ray the custs OF suit aud .ex.
HonSes of sale tahNut S7Shaud he residue upsu
q utedit ~ q. ~ aud ~ months the purchaser 10
execute Interest bearing notes with good secu-
rity tor the deferred payments.
~ OaooAN, SPECIAL Commissioner,
IL W. NRtsOn clerk af the Circuit Court ~
said county. certify that tho above namcl
spccia' commissioners has given bond anc secu-
rity as required ny law
81 pS-At SS.oo Nv, wAtsoS Clerk
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JUDICIAL SALE
or
House and Lot In ROBleSburg
RoInhelmer Co

AfNlHfINIfNef q fIN..
vs.
q. y Uafdppfy. ~ ai \
bY Vi tue 20 q decree of tne Circuit Court ~
Preston COUNTY " esf tir1inis. rendered boo tho
above entitled chauccry cause. flr uudefsirued
spec iHi ofrnfnls. ioUCr VIII hrraf pubUc aur. ION
~ Che front door - The court house of said
county. ou
FRIDAY, September 2ad 1928
~ one clock m Of that day. che following
described resi- estate:
Part Of Lot No 10 in ROwies5arq.
being 600 lot conveyed boy > W. Hardery 10 %.
p uar1cfiy hy deed helring he 30fh vi Aprii
1901 now on Record Boz the office III Tie t'l,rt III
tie county cHuft 20 Preston county There fs a
g0o4 dwelling house and other imprJs oments
or This lut
Terms of sale. Enough cash in hand 10 ray
She costs 81 suit aud expenses Co. Saic aud fho
residue upuu credit of Is. l3 and rs months. fho
purchaser tu execute interest bearing note 3
With good security Tor the deferred PAYMENTS
f.J. tRpnAN special commissioned.
j. }. W watson. cork of the circuit eDlti OF
Preston ccauty certify that the above nIncd
special 90 ninissloncf has given bond With .e-
curry ls provided bv iaw
o.s-se - ..S,. j. W WArsov. CLERK.
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JUDICIAL SAL
samuel Nose

-
Samuel Nose
John " Hoffman. Of III
Iy virtne 81 hdecree 81 che Cirnuit Court ~
Preston county. West virginia. Wondered In the
above emit ed chuHcery cane the un0ersiHuQd
speeia commissioner will Offer ~ public auc
ton ~ the front dooF0f the cOurt house OF aaid
comfy at KinTgoOd. on
Thursday, September I, 1923,
ut ono o'clock .. ~. tho following described
real osiafes
sixty seven and one hah acres of land. In
Reno district. ad Joining the land ~ r ~ IluG
iran, ~ " Jenkins ma rtIers ana being no
roe lan0 conveyed by A q. fricket a. JOhu
". Huffman By de.d bearing date the sisf -
December 1897 now ~ record IN the ofiics u
the clerk ~ tho county court ~ suid county L.
TERMS or SALE
Enough cash ln hand 20 pay the costs Of sujt
and expense ~ salH. faDout s1bl ami The res -
Que upon Is credit of 9. - anil iH rn nths. fiie
rurchafcf Co. execute Tor the deferred payments
mtorost bearing notes with good security.
y - Cpoosv Special oumissi0ner.
r. T. W. Wat un. cIrrk 81 fhc circuit court ~
PrcT0u bounty. certify That tho aaovc named
sreetai com Fissi0uor d given bond and So
curityas require by law
stas % SIN :. W. WarsoH CLERK.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
NJ. II. Murdock's ON. !
Va.
lillian n Core.

NJ. II. Murdocks ON.
W..
William n. Core.
BY virtue OF decree of tho Circuit Court ~
Preston county. West Virginia. rendered In the
above entitled cause, the undersigned spcciai
co unissiOner will offer al pubio auction nj tho
front door OF the court house OF said county at
Kingwuod. on
Friday, the I'd day Septcmber, 1923.
at I O'Clock p m. OF that day. the following
described real estate
Seventy eight acres Of land In flBgwood Dis
trlGt, lying on the wat ors Of Lick Run, and be-
ing the same land conveyed by NJ " MurdOek
- " =. Tore by deed bearing date the LIST day
OF August. 1872 ard now ~ record In the once
Of the Clerk Of tho County Clerk OF snid comfy.
TERMS oFsAIE
Enough cash IN hand TO pay The costs Of suit
and expens of sale and The residue upon n
credit Of 9. ~ and ~ months the purchaser 90
execute for the deferred navmcnts Interest
bearing notes with good security
y. j. GHOgAE. Special Commissioners.
III. ". Watson, Clerk ~ the Circnt Court %
Pro ton comfy. certify that the above namad
sps s.al commissioners has gigen bond with soen-
rity provided by Jaw.
4-'g3 Il S7.25 !. W. WATsoE, Clerk.
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IupI,IAL SALE.
- =
A. J Bouaneld
W.
George II. lurr at nj

A, J. Bouahed
".
George =. burr ct ~.
: Nv virtue of \ decrce ~ the circuit Court OF
Preston. county, Vest Nirginla rendered IN tho
above emitted chanOerv cause. the undcrsiga
special commiS, ilner will otter nt puhlc uuo-
tiun at the front doc ut the court n use of said
county I'M Ningwood. on
Friday, September Pad, 1898.
at clock - M, of that day the following
described real estate
Let and Dwelling House
inTuunelton. W va This i the same lct con-
viewed 60 George 4. and n NJ, burr Ivy this
MngN ood Gas ,onl 4 Iron Co., and HIS here0p
a good two story dwelling bousc. store room
aud other buildings.
A two thirds undivided interest IN the proper
~ Is To- bo sold, under this dccrve
TERMS or SALE.
Enough cash In hand tn pay the costs ~ suit
and eN enScs OF snlc aud the rcsdue upon 10
credit ot y, ~ and ~ months, the purrh ,eer Ia
execute intercst hearing notes with good soon
rlty for the deferred pay ncntS.
y. \. CRogAN. special CominissioRer.
T.Jw. Watson. clork fthe Clrcult Court of
Preston county. certify that bond aud security
have heen given by the above named special
commissioner ms required by law
So ls-it 81 - J. W. WArsoN. Clerk
The record-union., 1898-04-03
STEADY DECLINE IN PASSENGER
AND FREIGHT RATES.

Passenger and freight rates in Tue
United States upon railroad lines have
declined steadily and rapidly and in ac-
cord with an infiexible law of CONNER
cial progression. The clamor of dema-
gogues and the rant of railroad haters
has not much affected the decline. To
some extent the descent has been stimu-
lated, but on the whole the declination
has been according to known laws of
trade
The Interstate Commerce Commission
reports show that the average decline in
charges for passenger carriage from
1883 to and including 1896 has been,
per. passenger per mile, from 2,349 cents
to 2.019 cents. The average rate for
freight per ton per mile has been
changed from 1001 cents in 1888. to
sos. cents in 1896. The same report
shows that in 1871 it cost 81 cents to
transport bushel of wheat from Chi
cago to New York, whereas in 1896
the rate had fallen to II cents. It is
added that had the rates of 1873 pre-
vailed for freight actually carried in
1895, the earnings of the railroads Of the
United States would have been S1,215.-
244,000 more than they were. which Is
the equivalent of stating that much
gain to originators of freight.
Engineer Morgan of the Illinois State
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
The record-union., 1898-04-03
Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation were yester-
day filed in the office of Secretary of
State Brown as follows:
Gro Fino Gravel Mining Company.
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-George A Pope, w.
Fl. Taylor, Jr., Augustus B. Taylor, San
Francisco, and R, S. Moore and w. f.
Miles, Oakland. Capital stock. $500
coo; amount subscribed, $1,000.
San Domingo Gold Mining Company.
Principla place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors - c. H B. Laugh
lin, B. G. Somers, c. w. Cross, San
Francisco, and Marcus Trueman and A.
H. Washburn, San Jose. Capital stock,
ST 100000; amount subscribed $500.
San Domingo Water Company. Place
of business, San Francisco. Directors
w. w. McNair, F. D. Stringham, j. A.
Parsons, San Francisco, and E. S. But
Ter and e. NJ. Thompson, San Jose. Cap
ital stock, $500, 600; amount subscribed,
$3.50.
The Norris Ditch Company Prin-
cipal. place of business, Fowler, Fresno
County. Directors-Charles H. Norris,
Jr., w. M. Griffin, r. E. Goode, A H.
Dean and w. A Locke, all of Fowler.
Capital stock, $1,000; amount sub
scribed, $50.
Moss e. Co., formed to conduct a
grain, hay and merchandise business.
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-H A. Moss, G. H. l..
Beekedorff, A. w. Fee, A. C. Anderson
and ]. w Benchley, all of San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, $50, coo.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

Considering the character Of the work
to be done, the standard set does ap-
pear rather high, but then, on the
other hand, it must be owned that the
would-be recruits have so far a de-
cided tendency towards the tramp type,
and where respectable they too often
seem TO be possessed of a complete and
impenetrable ignorance of and general
unfitness for the duties of naval tar.
because of all this, recruiting at the
New York Navy Yard is thus far very
unpromising in it's slowness.
But New York, the greatest seaport
in the world, has more than its quota
of able seamen, and few of them are
unpatriotic, so that when the crisis
comes, and it appears now to be loom
ing up close, the Government should
and will find here plenty of first-class
material for the manning of its marine
engines of destruction
Then. there's the naval militia. With
the rehabilitation of the old wartime
monitors these stalwart fellows of the
white duck suits will have an oppor-
tunity of making their comrades of the
land forces envious for at least one oc-
casion Unlike the latter. the naval
AAiAiANAS A"ANiJ nave CppOI tuIAlliCS VI Oh
pearing under arms to the plaudits of
the public. They even seem to be barred
from strikes, and they have, therefore,
looked upon their mission in peace
times as being rather a useless one,
and on this account have, perhaps,
often sadly lacked the essential esprit
du corps.
The naval militia to-day, however,
with their trusty if somewhat anti
quated Nahant seem to be the real
lions of the hour. At present they are
! in New York City about 600 strong,
and combined with the New Jersey
Battalion there would be sufficient to
man several monitors of the Nahant
type with enough left over for few
torpedo boats. New York, then, has
something else to depend upon besides
torpedo mines and the Notifications
down at Sandy Hook
Among the two brigades of land
forces located in the Greater City, all
the indications are that there will be
very few, if any stay-at-homes should
they be called into service I have
talked with a number of members of
the different regiments, and all say
that the regimental spirit of patriot
ism is practically a unit, and that a
full complement would turn out in al
most every case The Sixty ninth, now
scarcely more than battalion, would,
it is said, absorb the Irish Volun-
teers," and thus become second to none
in point of numbers
The impression generally SENS to pre-
vail among militiamen here that in
the event Of hostilities breaking out,
the President would limit his call for
volunteers to the militia organizations.
They argue that the 10000 Spanish
soldiers in Cuba, taking into consider
alton their miserable condition, could
not but fall an easy prey to the COM
bination of United States Regulars,
National Guard and Cuban insurgents,
reinforced by a powerful blockading
squadron; and that with this fact evil
dent the President will not issue at
once general call for volunteers.
Should this surmise prove correct,
many a good Tammany man will lack
what seemed to be a glorious oppor-
tunity for turning an honest penny.
PRESTON JONES.
The record-union., 1898-04-03
SMALL WAR CRAFT.

The Record Union" has said that
tn, navies of tie future, indeed, the
next to be constructed, will embrace
more small fighting craft and fewer
battleships. Spain has acted on this line
in supplying herself with numerous
TORPEDO boats, thirteen of which con-
voyed by two ships are now on their
way across the Atlantic. But it must
not be assumed that there are to be no
great battleships in the newer navies
They will continue TO be built. but will
not be used so-freely as smaller ves-
sells
A British Admiralty officer once
spoke of torpedo boats as the weapons
The record-union., 1898-04-03

The great States of the American
Union are proving their fealty to the
Federal compact by promising large
sums of money to equip State troops
If the Government calls for them. The
example of New York in unanimously
voting $1,O00,000 is one that makes
every Knickerbocker proud of his ma
tivity. In fact, we are all proud of
the Empire State. And there is Iowa.
too. voting half million, and Ohio
proposing to vote million for the same
purpose.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

Up in Oregon the fusion of the odds
and ends of political life has adopted a
platform that is to be ranked among
the daisies. 1t demands that the Fed
eral Government manufacture and dis
tribute money by the scoopful a
second, and that the Supreme Court
shall be so reorganized that only farm
ers and those unversed in the law can
wear the ermine. The boldness and un-
blushing courage of such a reform de-
mand commands admiration for it's
metallic assurance. Why not make the
fiat money out of the brass Of the reso-
lutions?
The record-union., 1898-04-03
Petition for Guardianship.

Lena P. Weigt, by her attorneys,
Miller & Brown, has petitioned the Su-
perior Court for letters of guardian
ship in the matter of the person and
estate of William A. Weigt, a minor
The estate consists of a one-half in
terest in $50 acres of land in this coun-
ty, valued at $S,400, and land in New
Mexico valued at 81 500
The record-union., 1898-04-03

The Methodist Church at Muncie,
the congregation to remove their hats
during services. The resolution was
brought about by the high-hat nui-
sance. We vote that all theatrical man.
ayers be petitioned to unite with the
church at Muncie. in the hope that
they may be Influenced by environ
ment
The record-union., 1898-04-03
Weather Forecast.

Northern California. Fair Sunday;
warmer in the San Joaquin Valley; brisk
to high north wind; diminishing Sunday
night; some danger of frost Sunday.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

The Board of Inquiry into the Maine
wreck speaks of the ship having been
destroyed by "a mine" It does not
say a floating mine" It's words were
chosen advisedly, and with full knowl-
edge of their meaning If there had
Ing mine, the board would have re-
ferred to it. It's omission of the word
floating" therefore, makes the charge
against Spain the more serious. 1t
impiles that she knew there was a
mine in the harbor, and If so she knew
where it was and what it's connection
with the shore was.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

st. Peters, Rome, is one of the most
colossal buildings in the world. Forty
three popes reigned while it was being
built.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

Every day since the Cuban situation
has assumed its threatening aspect
crowds of men and boys have Hooked
to the navy yard in the hope OF en-
listing. The hope in the great major
ity of cases is doomed to go unrealized,
for the Navy Department appears TO
be hard to suit, at least this is the
opinion of the unsuccessful applicant.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

Heiloi Up in Oregon the other day,
when the Populist and Democratic con-
ventions were about through with their
business, a resolution was offered to
each indorsing Bryan as their leader
in the next Presidential campaign. and
in both bodies it was tabled by an
overwhelming vote The "Oregonian"
accounts for it as to the Populists in
this way: They are not content with
free silver at Is to 1 they press on to
their ultimate, fiat money AS for the
Democrats, we suppose they were not
ready to tie up. They are waiting
to see what Will turn up. 1t is not SO
much free silver with them as it is
the loaves and fishes. TO win they
VIII take passage in any craft that
gives fair promise of safe carriage
The record-union., 1898-04-03

One of our naval officers, remarking
fupon the splendid build and power of
the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, is re-
ported to have said: "A splendid fight
ing craft; but if a single shot strikes
her just right there will be no Boards
| of Inquiry, no search for the damage
done; there will not be enough OF her
left to make a souvenir relic" Which
suggests the thought that in the naval
battles of this day there is a very
large element of chance Valor, skill
and splendid equipment go for SO much
less when so much depends upon the
right direction in which a ship re-
ceives one of the powerful projectiles
of the modern high-power gun. The
fact is that the skill of the naval Off
Ger of this time is to be most exer-
cised in holding possession of seized
territory and avoiding if he can a
battle to dispossess him. Or, on the
other hand, the seizure of a port or
territory with the least possible invi-
tation of battle to another ship of
equal capacity with his own.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR-TEJE
WEEKLY UNION. The best weekly.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR-THE
WEEKLY UNION. The best weekly.
The record-union., 1898-04-03

Sold throughoutt the world POTTER DRUG AND CHEM.
CoEP, f.sps, Boston. Howto Cure Baby Hu1noEs. free.