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Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
6arm tilialas

Gaa @runb al, at 2anoiprretninoen
FREEZER belle min Gio % &apital, bar
leg be luttet at iplse min 5arm beli9.
genoe 10 Mil iDo ira eau Glaire.
Wieb 5urmen islser Grocery Store,
6eeo Mia, Slad mitb Sbop" uiu., gilt
| beolte Stanp, meo sub 6urretninQ.
5armen beitaar al 600 @cres, er bel.
flenot iom en- al be bebite Sarme / 3pros
peiten. SanOet er al ben allerbebitc
aualttet; Der sr ialt Is Bpsnineer, to-
Itenbe ouer $1,000. Sulot ubrultet
meo NtaItineri al npsite Mobel, iuIps
blpos Seite, arcaturer, flere Sunoreoe
8Olano China Spin, 5aar, Sons plu.
Der er Oper 10 WtiI meo Wire Fence.
"Store". 8pgringen er 20 x 80, meb
fuIo S%ebplontns al "@roceries & Cup
plies. 5eeomplcn er 81 X 40; ben
ortpes meo Samptrait, % bar to Sets
nieo "Srtnoers", elevators, Corn
Sbeller oiu.
5armen meb belle Suuentaret Tom BET
ltaar, er pGroiat til $25 100 men bpis
Den fan iGl9es nOgenlmupe mart, aaar
ben for $4,000. Gn rimeIig tontani
NeobetaIin9 forbres; &eiteu iaaes pau
Ser'tano op til 10 eller Is aar ON iaa
pulfes.
8erlom De er iuteresieret / Ell Son.
Del al benne Sld9s, lao Tom % beie
6armen, eller "TRIP eitcr nGrmere Sps
lpsnin9sr. Goresic: 6. Husbulot,
Snno commissioners,
1904 Gau Claire, 8ts.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Speri0es oooncite Wano

er en- @eitsste fra Sabo Sosn I Sta-
raborsslan, mensr "gorss 5ibning"
s geepnbelien al 80 Qarsne arpsog
ban en- itor, pragttg 9aarb, Der tilmeN
bar naiten gialbfri. efter fin. 5or4!
bre. San bar oa nogl. og trebipe aar
% mang. bar be, Der misunbts ban
bans f%tisnns Sob. ligsiom ogfua Sc.
mems unse bigger fsgte at l9gg. iinc
9arn ub for bom. Wsn ban bar itda,,
fat mob ale Sriftelier. 6an ipntcs
sobt ON at babe bet, iom ban bdpet
bet. Saa begpnbte ban at funbsr:
paa, ON bet isrunben life bar tenn
melig bumt at arbsibe. naar man III
bebspebe bet. 5an lugos Iig oerfor
bpeftapelis Joritanb fulbfanbig put
aabiioen os inbtog for bet msIte er
bpilenbs Sitting. Del enc Stpttt
areatur sfter bet dnbet iolgi.s % til
Hut bar aft lott blsbet iorodnolet II
Yenee, for at ban itulbe Hippo aft gs.
Ip9r. Men ulsns Tom ban bar, maott,
ban ailialo islp sjsre iituno i'm. Waal.
tioer.
Sqfaa bet blsp BAN for 6.fprrliat
7Spr at flippe fra aft 8eiprr, al 3dnts
al Smiorg, began ban Zig en- patte
Dag til 8ommunens Srbfsrer os ub
talte Enite ON at iti9nte aommunel
@aarben, mob at 8ommunen fulo
tdge fig al BAN os 9ipe BAN 9arelit
Rab % alebsr inbtil bans Ssbsod5
S~rbfsreren bar life fen ON at lett
OBJ "Seitamentet", Der ogfaa itrar bic
tilbsrliaen bepibnst. Saa III ban 80
lis paa Spsneituens apiit, bpcr bar
bopnsbe fig orbentlis. Sognets Stpr
Itammeb. iig peo at iGtte BAN paa 5at
tigbuist, ON enb ban life bapoe 6rni
Zig ON, abpab Der ejoroes meo BAN
nuor ban Blot Hap at arbeioe.
Sermsb tror "8oroos Sibning" a
BABE ootumenteret, at omtalte Psrlol
er Sosri9es booneits Wanb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Ellis.

ELIAS.
gn gfosItne at ben fore bemmsIige
Screening Gifts" sr organiierrt ! De
torab, % Cnsoag qften blep ben unoer
hritjocIiQs Gsremonisr formelt inolsms
met / 6ope0forcringsu. s ben gnIsos
ming tom meo WiooagstrRnet flcre De
I,oatiorer al Sits ira Maion Gitp,
Davenport, Dubuque, GbarIes Gitp og
Ga Gro3'c for at btItags i oeune iieIone
Set, 6porleOes BET git til unosr 5es
fen, IjsnOer ri life nOget til, men bots
man nal BONNIE eftsr Munterbeoen o9
9sotiitrinosn poa 8absr baabe ON Nj
tenen ca 0aqsn sftsr. mud bet BABE pGs
ret en- asmptIig Set. 9t fremmeoe
Gieiter reifte igjen ioag meb Jormio'
bdg5trGnet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Siabcitcns Yefteric

tror 0'Srr. GaupIetpifi os Seniel at
babe funbet. Sfslse Neooelelie / ct
tpIt mebicin't SibsItrift bar be feet bet
sisnoommelige 9atterieart / A Sils
T9loe at aiebpite. De bar ~rsnbprtet
gatterien, Der piIte zig Iom en- / begge
Gnber airunbet Stap, Tom peo 1sarps
ming liensoe en- Siplotot. De banner
aolonisr, fum er imaa, b~ueoraabelios
nenbe, let ppbsieoe % uoen I9rItilte
tarofteriItifte GsenItaber. - 9dtterier
lignsr mssst Snfluen5obaciGsn, Ttisnt
ben er noeet itsrre. Den banner en-
aj9be % er u~bep9eelig. Den Fpraar,
Iuser insen Spsopm hos DIR. Oct e.
heller lite blspsn paapift, at Sbrene bur
noaen Spsbpm, Der ligner MsnneIts
bsrns aighpite.
Slab Sphuselien betreiter Iis, ma.
man baabe, at ben c9iaa lepsr til Sp
baaelIcn al ct Ipecifitt Selbreoslissmic
bel mob benns Speoom.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Imerifa CT Spmagt.

Gpmmobpr. George Sep.ps glims
renoe Seisr | 8ustsn peo Mdnilu bar
lGrt europa ct Stptte Siitprie % 8eps
graf, ION bet meb al fin 9ibenitabeligz
beo bar o~perist. Sorleben Snsbag ubs
itebte ben ipunite @snsraleupernsr rper
! Silippinerne en- Proclamation, bppri
bet beo, at observation-disclosures fun sr
en- llopetst al bet menneitsligs Sams
funo," "&sn meb benz ma blips
fort ps let" ben am~eritanIte 5laabe "sr
bare bemunbet meo fdmmsnrapiebe
ublGnoinger, ION maneler Gpelie %
Siiciplin, Observation-Disclosures er Der
lille Sale ON, % fslseIie bar be am.ris
tanfte Marinsfulbdter intel Mob."
Sette er life blot ben ipan'ts Spfat.
ming al 5orbolbsne / ameritu; ben er
uobreot oper bel. ben gamls 9srbsn, %
ben bar .nope ilaa.t Roo / be norbiIte
2unos, bporfru iaa mango brape Ss,
mGno er TONNE for at tiene unber
Stjernebanneret. 8sb ariasns lib
bruo 1T man pfte bsrs, at bet bible gaa
gmerita gait. Bel bapbe bet fun at
tiGmpe meo en- Magt al anbsn Rang;
men oens 5olt bar spst paa ~suropGiit
Bis. oe ben piloe / 2ansosn piis iis at
bore ooerIeesn.
Mdn bliper minbet en- Qifelabben
o9 hans 9lore 8rsbre, naor man Ter
bet neolabenbs cg foru9teIige emil,
bpprmso bet gomle europa ofts betrass
ter Qmeritu. Seq unbres, bpor bette
8ano tommsr fra, jes," ia aItslaos
ben, ba be naaebe en- Bet. Sea unz
bres, ON bu sr rigtig / Stallen, ieq,"
IA ban per pg ban paoI. Oct iomme
9isntager iie Der / bet fore. europa
rpiter pfts paa Sopsbet os msnsr, at
Imertta lite pda langt mar bar BET
Bet ION bet Ielp. Dog p.b ri, al
IItsldocen trOos fine tlp9s grsbres
5oragt punot prinissisn % balps Ri.
get. amerifa guar / Qitsluopens Sob
tpor. grsorene bans tom paa andre
Santer, oa ban bapbe giort 5inq, ION
be tonot umulige. Sadleoes beabnbcr
NIL o9'oa europa at pdagns cp iii Ye,
oto'tbeo ON, at 9sitsns fore Republi'
bdoos oanoigt % materislt sr en- Mast
ION itaar blanbt 8ernens 1tsrite
Sgaar bar Imerita fun ben ioragtso
a'teIab, ION git i'm seen 9ei oe lit
. ptloe bsis Jig for bet nsbarpeos % pec
| tagne; ioag er 6utten blspen til e.
: SlGmpe, iom ubfsrer piounberlia
Sine.
Wlsb et Slaa bar @merita forfrem
met zig IslO til en- Stormast, icm bel
: 9sroen mdu reqne mso.
> vi bsgpnosr poa Sapst liseipm Gnl
lamb, for iioen at sua pioere. 5 6ele
{ zen at, at Ri er paa pei til al blipe
Ssmagt at fsrits Rans. sipr aonsrsi
! Ten tore Sipilsninser til 6laaosn. .
lite lanee pil ri BABE 113 moosr'
a &rtgsitibe paa 8anpst. IL al benz
TT isrits 8lasiss SlasItfibe, 10 er Wor
tor.r til 5prIpar for bore Sapns, IL
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Siolte Rriesnyt.

Specielt Telegram til "3ecorats Foiten."
minneapolis, 81. 8 5orsoas ben
Ste Mui.
Manilaz &a5elsn sr enonu ubruee=
lia, pa Der er life tommsn nosen Rops
port fra 0spsp.
General 9pme3 sr antommen til
Matan3as meo fin SGr os bar be-
gpnot Ssleirinssn at Ypen.
a~rigsfi6et "Warblebsdo" bar bom'
barberet GienTue9os og soelast gpsn.
abmiral Sampfns Jlaaoe er afIets
let til Yprto Hico.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
IccDrab Dy SmegH.
Sen ste aRai 1898
17Sr Mai.

Roroes Gribebsbdg bill idar ION
fcooonlig bIioe ferret paa 2utbtr Col
lsaf @runosn. aopotat 9omeu fra 81.
paul taller paa GnosIF ON Gmcritd,
Qditor &. Seebuus taller paa Norit ON
Gorde % STUDENT Ola s. SrouI taller
pad GidIsit. Oe5foruoen bill Der blios
ppsrfloo al uomprtet MuIit at Mtu'its
torpitt ca Sang at ct fort Scr. De,
fem tan, Der msobringe Yldoturpe.
MIc er bicTte!ie osItomne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Smaapinf.

!. :. 6eItpio bar fIpttst I'm Cigar
fabrit fra MacterItubts 8utit til ans
ben Gtaas at 0sroms 9utitbp9nins
pao 0aibingtor Street.
- M}rs. Rsp. 8. 8. 6ougsn mob
tog / Manodgs ct telegram fra Wtils
ncr, q. Dat, al bences Wlober bar me-
get ina CO bun retits itrar oerop for al
ie tenos.
mr.. 5orrp Scnniib Ggt.Oiebss
ben 26oe April / 0uuton til Miis
Wa9gie Nurrap; iibIts 2eroag tpm bs
tiIbagc til lin 6iemItdpu 0scorab sfter
at bape bait en- grp0upstur til Ct.
paul.
- 2utber College 8dnb refer n9Its
6rebug til albert Sea for Der famine
Gften ug 2eroag Gftsrmiooug at sip,
en- Gorcert. Der sr ingsr SpioI ON, at
9rosrummet og ~llOfsgeiieu beraf pil
bIiOe fOrtrinIigt . Nogle andre al be
peb Gutter GoGsge Stubsrsnbs gipr
Rsiisn msb, bpprfor be braser afiteb /
en- iPetisI Ssrnbunsoogn.
- gn Slbebruno / Gonopsr inptrai
81, 2 Munoug Morgen; Glspator.n oe
Jbos. Spbotps Office NOR Der neb.
brRnots dIosls5. GIeoatpren, fom til
Aerts Geo. 8arthel, bapbe lite p9ret
Srug for flsrs aar; ben bar asIursrs.
for $500.
S Galmor iublebs maj Manooc
Gftsn oOer ben amsritanIte 7Flaubes
SER pso 6ilippinerns. aanpner aFp,
rebe8, 5proerteri afbrGnbtes, % q IF.
ter9iort Stabilten, Der Ituloe ioreitiQ,
8epIer, blsO bnret paa en- Sslssrat.
pOit.
). ). RiIsp, fom / langsrs Git
bar osfitsrst Receiper Gent, rsit.
GirSousS til Wafor Gitp, bpor "a,
bar fact gniattsIis fom gogbplbsr bps
ct 5irma, iom banoler meb Jarmpro.
butter.
gn fsresli9 rllptts bGnote Iibit,
SOrsbos paa Chris. GbriItiunion.
6urm / Union 9rairie 5opnibtp, @aa.
matse 60, ibet Soften for en- 9rsno.
maftinss gopsr ilpg fig gale. bOorOsl
Spbn Silmc, Tom iua til 6sItens, fab
nso ! SiuIsne, pg fl bet enc Ben fat
ienosrfRnet, at bet matte dfi9ttei
n~eoenfor SnGst.
SIanot be Glts, iom beIsgte De
torab / Snsougs, bar SSarrp SanIol
Os GIbert Slfcn fra 6oreit Gitp, Gre
Shompior pg 3. 6. 5let6er Fl,
shOmpion og Ssnr9 5laboser fr,
Sprine grooe.
mrs. 9. Benedict boloer MI pa
at sisnopbp9ge i'm Rsfibsns, Tom neb
brGnots for en- Sio fioen.
Or. 5. RutcIiH bar o9ret / G6i
taso o9 bar aFuat Gramsn Tom 3irur.
be 5orensoe Statsrs Scr. men ia,
bar euonu lille fact rogsn NnIGttelIt
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Oilialae,-16O Qoub tilo(os | Qoc.

aulsYarle Gpuntp omtrent G Niil fra
Warletta, % / ct al be melt fremragenoe
6armoltrltter i Niuneipta, beligaenbe s
vii ira Gpuutpipbet % R9r6roen Of
atrte, StoIebus pg Creamery. 80 Ncres er
allereoe unoer 9prtnln9. big goo, iurt
S1robuno % bpereneite CONNIE al 100
GcrcS Tan upoprtes I'll uom9rtet gpbt 9ano.
Yriien er bare 1880 pr. Ncre % Betaliugen
paa lette Setingelier. 3tlitrip 6. z. Sam
moHb, gilbert Sea, Wiuu. 86t3
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

"Nu oa bin Ssn, Mr. Yetsrion, er
oieosn bin purtner iitsostipr Glert.
ole'psr ban big bel mere / SOrrstnin.
gen - bpao2"
"en bel Del mere"
Vet par mutt os sppt at tsrs."
ga; ban Diier iis aloris paa Ofi.
cen ru.-
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Giteriporgiel.

Casper .. Saltrng, elcr bris uo9en fen.
Der ham. beoes be Opaque bans aoresie til
llnoertegneoe. Sioit leg bprte ira ham,
bar bans AoreSie Rutleoge, Eppe 60, Nm.
%neiuta. Ietra Spiie Sacobion, ipot
SaItiua Canton, 5ilrtcre 60, Mluu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
glitter ct %bctnmcligt eel.
ifab.

Sobnion. "ltin apne us nusle al
benbes 9eninpsr er if9ro msb at OPP
rette ct bsmmsligt SelItdb."'
SbpmpIon. "@a Slubosr! apins
Der / ct 5smmeIi9t SelItdb! So pift!"
Sohnion. "0u misforitaar. De
pil mebe iommen for at fortGle Sem
meligbeoer."
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Gunnr pnpur.

3unae Sagar, Sunss Saear! -
- Set ,r nun bort Sin.
0tsu oft. iislp me 70 bet lager,
ut me Inn | GinuH orio;
60 bert bet mptt os tuust paa 9estn Der, -
81 oft. tapdr me bel Santsrs fiso;
81 2tO,ts Sraum, ben bert for iuer, -
Sau r bet ooot DO 9srrn m.o!
Suuse Sugur, tuns. SuSar
Nltio buisr no! -
- lllsn glomiternt | 2tO.ts 5asar,
ia, - bel uil no, alloris gro,
Sci plantaft tiot, men trait bel ptsrar burt
Eel bill ri. gro, UNI Soroi ben .r uns;
Sbi 2iosts Sor9 Den gier bet turt,
- 8tfpr er 2io.ts Sag 70 tune!
q. q. Ruoie.
guburnoal., Wts., ecpt. lobe 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

sslpbeOibf. "Stres Gar bar ct mssc.
in,u;t bpiot Snar Get aiper ham ct FAC
aritoiratif llDietncs."
Ssnnsn: "a, bet bar ban mig at taft
for, bet, FaI lea Fss Tenn"
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

Siuets Sarmuni bsitanr / 5unos
heb; mangIer oenns, sr alt Wislpb.
SoIsns Hare Stir bill barre Dem ubez
Rdgsli9t, Sontsn paa Grbeice pinlio,
6dmiIieboanosns en- 8proe, ggrnenes
aIdoe Batter en- gldes. 9llt bette ian
e~riitsrs, uosn at Der fnoes npost tpbss
list Spmptom pao SDgoom. Men
bent. De oil inart finos, at De inoen
gppetit bar, at Mupsn ,r / llprosn, at
De er neiis O9 fsberugtia. tort iagt; lille
| Sulsr. Gu er bet ben rette Sib at
ialoe BET aamls, p~elprepeoe Wioosl.
Or, qeters "SuritO," til 6iqlp. Den
er barb tuiinos 9ottorsz Recepter for
at rsnie gloost - fierne ale Sinorins
ger ira bets aanuIsr og 'enoe bet la
rieunem Qursrne brinosnoc
meo fla Sunphso, Stnrte ga 2ntte.
2Gl iniplertio Msrte til. at Dr.. 9sters
"&urito" life sr upgen 4pptbets Reoi.
Gin; ben ian blot srboloes al Ipeciea,
Hgsntsr sqsr oiretts fra 6a6ritontsn
d. Deter 8abrnsp, 112-114 90
6onne &usnls. Gbicugo, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

.llosn fat SpbolOsiso." auor.s, ion
ioar bar pGrst uspt til at iorismmt III
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, itai, iislss Ct
L, at @sptommsroe pCrs bet nptsrst iOn
sup.u iait SpbOlpsiso."
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

Etpa r Tile upatH Spfa, life noseu Sea
% me beler nOsM 1potli,, men oerimoO ct
iD1ri arbsies. - 5ursMisn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

Srrfsnoe Ssftuitiou. Gn Sergeant for
tldrts .neans for fine Rctrutter 9cgrsbtt
.Ssloat" paa fslssnoe MaaO,:
"Soloatsu bsitaar itts blot al be rtslemen'
tsrsoe lluiiormipttrr meO o,rtil bsrcuDs Rem:
tsi, men Osiau Of Rirrli9bso til RonSsn %
GroreIunost / Gurbino,lic mso be nsooenOiss
Saanosreb.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06


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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-06-29


Then comes Toledo itself But
while Gauley Bridge and Toledo
are mentioned as the feTmini Of the
Ohio Central LINES II must not Be
nlisunderstood that the section Of
.l,s co1nlfy lying between t'l1ss
points is the limit Of the territory
covered; Is matter of fact n re-
spect of connections this road IS
particularly fortunate and It has
the most direct communication
over the best roads with Wash-
ington. Richmond, Norfolk and
the Southeast, with Cincinnati
and the Sonth. with Det-ost and
Northern Michigan and with
Chicago and the West, SO that by
means of this line the traveller has
no difficulty In getting anywhere
under circumstances entailing the
least delay and the least disoom-
fort.
It has only TO be added that the
management of the road is
ever and increasingly anxious to
secure the pleasure and the CON-
fort of its patrons. and It's service
Is always in keeping with its sur-
roundings. its territory and It's
well established reputation, which
accounts for its rapid growth IN
public esteem. Solid day trains
with parIor or sleeping cans run be
tween Toledo and Charleston, via
Columbus, between Detroit, To-
ledo and Columbus, and between
Detroit, Toledo, Springfield. Day
ton and Cinainnati. The sleeping
cars in service upon these lines are
of Wagner build and ordinarily
they contain twelve sections.
stateroom, smoking department,
toilet rooms for ladies and gentle
men Every valuable device lead
ing to the comfort, safety and
pleasure of travellers is embodied
In their construction. The inter
iors are finished in mahogany, with
beautifully polished panels and
with elaborate embossing and cary
ings. The seats are finished in
fine mohair plush, In tint and chad
ing corresponding and blending
with the draperIes and finish of the
car, and IN all other respects the
Ohio Central Lines supply, IN
these advancing times, progressive
services.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-06-29

An awkward man is always get
ting on a woman's trail
It's a pity some men can't even
hope to have brain fever.
More work would be done for
posterity If II wasn't such slow pay.
A man looks once at a girls
face: a woman looks twice at her
dress.
It's harder for a musician to
compose a squaliing baby than a
popular song.
It's an indisputable fact that a
tall man lives longer than a short
one.
a great many fnanciers have
their loose change tied mp in old
stockings.
The value of a golden opportu-
nifty depends upon how much gold
there Is in it.
When a man is in trouble he
believes a good many things he
would doubt at any other times.
There can be no harm in the as
serfion that some paintings are
the work of art, and that a great
many women paint.
It's surprising how ignorant
girls can be at times. They all
know what a kiss means. but they
always insist on having it repeated.
AmbrOsIa.
Correspondence, june p
Miss Matte Eckard, of your
city, who has been visiting friends
In this place, returned home Mon
day.
Rev. z. 7. Scantlin preached an
eloquent sermon at Brighton. Sun
day
Miss Lelie Wilmington, of your
city, was the guest of friends here
Sunday.
G. A. McGufin left yesterday to
make a trip on the E r. Andrews.
Our boys are preparing to go to
war. Quite a number shouldered
their canes and broomsticks Mon
day evening and marched through
this place and Brighton, with E.
S. Bright, as Captain. The boys
could keep step pretty well and
was q source of amusement to our
people. PERsR- R-yERK-ANCE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-06-29
pay Your do. Tax.

City Marshal Wm. Foglesong,
now has the dog numbers . and
viii call ON the owners of dogs,
under resolution of the Council.
and demand the tax. and upon
payment will give them a number
and receipt for their taxes. Those
who fail TO pay at once will have
their dogs killed, no matter how
much you may protest. Pay your
taxes, secure your number and
save your dog. If any dog is
found upon the street without his
number, he viii be killed. no mat
ter whether the tax has been paid
or not.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-06-29
Mad Dog.

A very fine water-spaniel, owned
by Mr. David Price. of the Second
Ward, and highly prized by the
family. of which it was a pet, sud
denly went mad yesterday, and
created great excitement in that
part of town Policeman Smith
was sent for and killed the dog.
Before that. however, it had bitten
a dog belonging to Mr. Carlisle
Whaley, which VIII also be killed
today We hope now the Mayor
viii see the necessity of compelling
owners to keep their dogs off the
streets. and whenever one is found
on the streets to order it killed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-06-29
Chamberlain,s Pain Balm has no

Chamberlain Pain Balm has no
equal as a household liniment 1t
Is the best remedy known for
rheumatism, lame back. neuralgia;
while for sprains, cuis. bruises,
burns, scalds and sore throat, II Is
invaluable. Werfz & Pike, merch-
ants, Fernandina, Fla, write-
Everyone who buys a bottle Of
Cham berlain's Remedies, comes
back and says it is the best medi-
cine he has ever used" % and 30
cents per bottle at Hoof drug
store.
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a Good Woman.


Bus7 her work an day,
Ser = cent of paw
1llir 1nj,.st 10 be that sg.ay-
nlz the Lord Tor Susani
Sing. men she wants 70 sing
Like robins m the spring
SeoIf some Ike every thing.
aniz the Lord for Susan.
Als7a edy day or night
A lr7 irI'-.slle-s 4 sight
lEhe1 comes TO coin rights
ank The Lord for Susanl
ne seven eiiIldren's what
She l1clzs after. wen or not.
And mother TO the lot,
aniS the Lord for Snsani
ffoes church On Sundays. too
Lon m Az she's got TO dos
It als goin' to pun me through
bank the Lord for Susan.
IN h4 IS strealzs Of gray.
And 1s 1roTF s feet come TO stays
8ut W her best that la:y
anlz the Lord Tor Sneanl
She gets better every day
Thank the Lord for Susan
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An Accident.

Mrs B. q. Brooking and baby,
and visitor Miss Julia Beale. of
this place, while out driving We'd
nesday at New Martinsville, the
horse was run into by a bicycle
rider while turning corner. The
horse suddenly wheeled. throwing
the occupants out of the buggy.
Miss BeaIe was holding the child
at the time, which was not injured,
but she had the ligaments of her
right forearm torn loose at the
elbow, causing a most painful
wound Mrs. Brooking was hurt
about the neck and shoulders.
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During the summer of 1891, Mr..
Chas. P. johnson, a we'll known at
torney of Louisville. Ky. had a
very severe attack of summer com
plant Quite a number of differ
ent remedies were tried, bnt failed
to afford any relief. A friend who
knew what was needed procured
him bottle of Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which quickly cured him and he
thinks, saved his life. He says
that there has not been day since
that time that he has not had this
remedy IN his household. He speaks
of 1t in the highest praise and takes
much pleasure In recommending II
whenever an opportunity Is offer
ed. For sale by @. w NJ. Hoof-
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once Tried, Always Used.

If we sell one bottle of Chsmb-
erlain's Cough Remedy, we seldom
fail to sell the same person more.
when it is again needed Indeed,
II has become the family medicine
of this town, for coughs and colds,
and we recommend 1t because of It's
established merits-Jos. E. HAR-
NED, Prop. Oakland Pharmacy,
Oakland, Md Sold by Hooff.
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Proposals for the purchase o

Proposals for the purchase of the
forthcoming issue of government
bonds are asked for BY the govern
ment and If is proposed to let every
one have a whack at them The
responses are expected to very
greatly exceed any need of the
government for money. Local
banks are empowered TO take the
names of prospective purchasers.
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H0TE lE WARNING.
sx-Presfdent Cleveland Strikes
Tt af PrIncefOn-HIS Views
on the Question OF
Extension OF

AL--t>L404l-
Extension OF
TerrIt0rys
PRISeEToS, june Presi-
dent Cleveland delivered the an
nuaI Founders Day address of the
eommeneement exercises Of the
LaHreneevIlle Z school here to-day.
His address vas entitled Good
Citizenship, and IN the course of
his remarks he said- The Ameri-
can people are tempted every day
and every hour to abandon their
accustomed way and enter upon a
course OF new and strange ad8en-
tnre. Never before IN our history
have We been beset with tempta-
lions So dangerous as those which
nov whisper n our esrs the allur=
ing words of conquest and expan-
sion and point cut slds
bright with the glory OF war.
Il am inclined To warn you
against certain dange1s which
threaten the soundness and safety
of true American citizenship,
which, especially at this particular
time, seem to lie In wait for us on
every side.
~You viii probably b led by
your reflections and studies to the
conclusion that our government
was formed for the express pur-
pose of creating in new world, a.
new nation, the foundation of
which should be mans self gov
ernment, absolute freedom from
old world complications. where his
mission should be the industrial
occupation of a vast domain IN
which IT has taken root. IF you
believe these things, do not per
NIT the accusation of ultra and
progressive conservatism to trouble
You.
With our first century's tTemen-
dous growth and advancement be-
fore your eyes as a proof of the
strength and efficiency of consis-
tent Americanism, you viii find in
the beginning of onr second cen
fury a proof of the abundance of
our present domain in the millions
of acres of government territory
still unoccupied. In view of these
things. considering our achieve
ments in the past. our promises
for the future, recalling what we
have been and what yet remains
for us to do under the guidance of
the rules and motives which have
thus far governed our national life.
you surely are entitled to demand
the best of reasons for change in
our policy and conduct, and to ex-
peet a conclusive explanation of
the conditions which make our ac-
QUESTION of new and distant terri
tory either justi6able, prudent or
necessary.