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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-08
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ACORN.

ACOhN.
MAR. 5.--The robin will soon cheer us
with his presence and song, telling ui
spring Is here.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Marion Foster next
Wednesday. Everyone invited.
The Loyal Temperance Legion is
gaining ground. New members are being
added to our number nearly every meet.
ing. Last Saturday they met at the
home OF Miss Sarah VanOrsdale.
We are sorry to lose our blacksmith
Ed. Parey, but our loss Is Plttsford's gain,
where he has moved. Sherman Dennis
has rented his place.
Mr.. Gilmore has rented Frank Van.
Orsdale's plase for the coming year and
Frank Bates will move on Frank
Dingman's place in Northeast Ransom.
Moving is the order of the day.
very successful term Of school,
taught by Mrs. Ella Hart, in district
No. 2, closed last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Nichols, who has been
very sick, is mach better at present
writing.
Old Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Jane Clark
are gaining slowly.
Old Mrs. DeetZ, who has been great
sufferer for the past few years from a
cancer on her face, died last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15
NoTA WHISPER,
Bat Trumpet Note ofrIuth Sounded Here
III wheeling.
queror
Enthusiastic people everywhere.
Sounding praises Of the Little Con.

Enthusiastic people everywhere.
Sounding praises of the Little Con-
queror.
Trumpet notes of truth.
Like music 10 the miserable.
Bringing comfort to the afflicted.
Telling truths for public good.
Telling how It can be done.
How the back can be relieved.
Burdens lifted, pain removed.
Comfort, happiness and health,
Facts that cannot be galnsaid.
Proven easily by your friends.
Because Wheeling people say So
That's the proof that counts.
Read this Endorsement:
Mrs. O. L. Smith, OF s South Waoaia
street says: Ever since the food o.
1854. when I1UvertaXed myself, SUI,
fered from attacks of weakness ana
aching across the small Of my back M
the trouble Increased became deTol1
OF MI ambition, had frequent spells o.
dizziness and aching through the oact
OF my headgla urinary weakness ana
swelling OF the limbs, feet and ankles
When I oVertaxed myself or WalEea
up o. down stairs once or twice, ny
limbs felt as though they would ouis.
and often ached so they were TeaiI
painful. / was tired and languid all tas
tim G and had to force myself 90 ges
around and do light h0usework. nssI
many different remedies. but the reNeS
obtained was only temporary. When
saw Doan's Kidney Pills SO Highly rs,
commended i made up my mind 10 "
them. md got box at the Logan DRUG
company's store and took them. They
proved 20 be the very thing needed
i recommend them 10 others who arS
troubled IN any waV from disorders
kidneys, and truthtully say / would NOT
be without them in the house"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale oy ~
dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed BY To-
-Mllhurn Co. Buffalo, n. Y. keuleiS-
Der the name Doan's and take no su0'
stltute.
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THE FpLL TEXT

or the Protocol BstwssD spain and The
Unitsd states signed In Wa'alnRtSn
Friday.
MADRID, August 1.-The text OF the
protocol signed between Spain and Inc
pplted States is as follows.
HIS exeeIlenuy, N. Canibos ambassa-
dor extraordinary ard nlirister plenipo-
Tertiary Of the French republic At
washington, and Mr.. William Day Sec
rotary Of state OF the United States
having received respectively to that ef-
feob pfonary powers from the Spanish
Rovernnrent and the government u the
iIulted stntes, have established ana
dRssd me following nrt!cies which De
flne the terms or which the two govern
-YpsUfs have agreed with regard 70 tne
questions enumerated below, ana OF
which the object Is the establishment OF
peace between the two countries
namely; .,. al
claim to al sovereig iriy over anu a'' heF
nirlatg over the Island Of Cuba.
irtieis 2-spain WlAs cede to the
tfnltsd states the Is.aud Of Porto Rico
hnA the other islands which at present
arc under the sovereignty 81 SPAN IN
ne Antilles. a. we'll as an island IN Ia
dTuun archipelago, to be chosen Dy cue
United States,
Article 8-The United States VIII oe'
supy ard retain the city of Manila pend
in,r the conclusion OF a treaty OF peace
which shall determine the control anu
form OF government Of the Phlllppiiie,s.
ArtIr.e l-spain win immediately
evnraats Cuba, Porto Rico and the
49, isionfis row under Spun4sh SOW
SToIgpty N the AntRes. To tfia eftect
zach Of the two governments Win ap-
boint commissioners within ten days az
tcr ihe rignipg OF this protocol with the
OBJECT q coming to an agreement re-
Earafrg tho carrying out Of me detalss 3
IL the aforesaid eyacuation OF Supa e any
o1l,sr ndiaceut Spanish islands; and
each Of the two governments shall Ike
wise appoint within ten days after me 1
sigpature OF this protocol other comnls.-
sioTsrS who shall meet at San Juan de
Puerto Rico within thirty days after the
signature OF this protocol to agree upon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15
UNIVERSITY MATTERS
summsr Term n suecsSs-Ths Libel on Dr.
WarJ-Inilignatlon RuuG nigh

Summ0F Term n succeAA-Iue Alptl on BFs
warJ-IniignatIon Raus nigh.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEeneer.
MoRGANTowN, W. VI Aus, f4.-The
first half Of the summer quarter at the
university ended yesterday. The be-
ginning OF this innovation was marked
with success, as over two hundred stu
dents attended. Yesterday morning
after the concluding lecture By Or. Les
ter F. Ward, of the Smithsonian instI-
tuition at washington. the class pre-
sent DR.. Ward with a written testimou-
iat OF their appreciation of his woels.
1t was signed BIZ every membev of the
class. The testimonial Is intended as
rebuke to the newspaper misrepresen-
tation of DIR. Ward and his theories,
which has lately created such stir in
the state. More than half of :he class
were young women students.
Professor Green, of Bethany college,
who has been here this summer taking
special work at the university, told your
correspondent that more than thirty OF
the hundred thousand dollars to be
raised by the trustees of the school for
Its relief had already been raised, and
the trustees were hopeful that all OF 1T
would be gotten before the expiration Of
three wears. Ten thousand dollars OF
the loan by the state has been paid and
ton thousand more will be available
next month. This assistance Will en-
able the school to do effective work next
year
few days auo concerning the repre-
sensations OF certain newspapers OF the
state about DIT. Ward and the adminis-
tration Of President Raymond was
greeted with expressions Of satisfaction
bynll true friends OF the institution here
and Is considered Il wholesome and
timely comment The members OF tho
board OF regents areystirred with indis-
nation at the undermined attempt TO
iujure the Institution. Some OF the
members are strong in the belief that
the article was inspired by interested
parties. and wrote Mr.. Sturgiss, asking
him to call special meeting OF the
board TO Investigate the matter, This
will not be done, but Il will be quietly
investigated. and II any one connected
With the university IL implicated he will
be summarlly dismissed
Notwithstanding the rainy season,
there are more people spending the
summer season here than in anE pre-
vIous year. For month past Mount
Chateau hotel, on the Cheat river, has
been filled 20 overlooking with guests,
and the cottages are all taken. The no.
tells in the town ara crowded and the
Cheat and Monongahels rivers are lined
with campers from down the river
towns.
The Monongahela rtger hns had TWEEN
ty feet OF water for several days. The
rise will retard considerably the prog
ress In building the locks and dam, as
the contractors say they viii not be
able to work for two weeks.
Work was begun yesterday on the
contract to pave the streets OF the town.
The council estimates that the bond Is
sue, which was only Intended to cover
the cost OF paving the principal streets.
will be sufficient to pave all Of them
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Special Dispatch TO the lntclIisehoer'
CHARLESTON, W Va. Aug. IA
The secretary OF state has issued n
chatter 10 the West Alexander Fair as
socintlon. OF West Alexander, Pa, for
tbe purpose Of promoting and encour-
aging agricultural and Horticultural in
forests. the breeding and exhibiting OF
live stock, the raising and trainins o.
horses and acquiring real estate for fair
grounds, buildings, etc, in Liberty dis
trIct, Ohio county. West Virginia, hv
purchase or otherwise, at which place 1t
shall keep and maintain an Office on
the /. c. Mounts farm. also a principal
Office at West Alexander. Pa. Capital
subscribed. SI25. with the privilege OF
Increasing the same by selling add
tIonal shares to $4,000 The shares are
81 each and are held by W. 4. Barry.
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THE YELLOW FEVER CAMPS OF CUBA.

thu. details az the evacuation OF Porto
Rico and other islands row under Span
ish sovereignty In the Antilles.
Article 5-SpalTs and the United States
shah appoint. to treat for peace, five
commissioners at the most for either
country. The commissioners shall meet
IN Paris on October ut the latest, 10
proceed TO negotiations. and TO corciu-
sion OF treaty OF peace. This treaty
shall be rHtifled In conformity. with the
constitutional laws OF each Of the two
countries.
Article 6-once this protocol is com
cludeb and signed. hostihties shall be
suspended, are. TO that eject, In the two
countries, orders shall be given by either
government to the commanders OF Is
land and sea forces as speedily. as pos
sible.
Done in duplicate at Washington. read
In French and In Engiish by the I'M
dersigned. who affiX at the foot u the
document their signatures and seals
August Il, 1898.
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NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT.

Regularity is q matter Of importance
IN every woman's life. Much pain Is,
however, endured IN the belief that It
IS necessary and not alarming, when
In truth It Is all wrong and indicates
arrangement that may cause serious
trouble. -
Excessive monthly pain itself viii
unsettle the nerves and make women
old before their time.
The foundation Of woman's health IS
q perfectly normal and regular per
formance Of natures function. Tho
statement we print from Miss GER
TRuDx SKIES, Of Eldred, Pa, Is echoed
In every city, town and hamlet In this
country. Read what she says:
"DsAR MIS-. PrSKHAAG-I feel like 8
new person since following your i'd
vice, and think 1t Is my duty TO let the
public know the good your remedies
have done me. Ny troubles werc pain
full menstruation and leucorrhea. l
was nervous and had spells Of being
confused. Before using your remedies
] never had any filth in patent medi-
cfnes. Inow wish to say that I never
had anything do me SO much good for
painful menstruation as Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound; also would
say that your sanative Wash has cured
me Of leucorrhGa. I hope these few
words may help suffering women"
Tho present Mrs. Pinlfham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs, Lydia E. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
OF the correspondence department OF
her great business, treating by letter
as many as . hundred thousand ailing
women during single year.
All suffering women are invited TO
write freely to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, for advice about their health.
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J. +. Alum and n A. Rockey, all of
Meet AtaxouaoF. pa

]. j. Alum and n A. Rockey, all OF
West Alexander, Pa.
Also a charter 10 the American Drill
ing Tool company, Of st. M9ry's W. va,
for the purpose OF manufacturing oil
kinds OF oil aud gas machinery and sup,
piles for producing petroleum OIL and
gas. Capital subscribed, $500, with the
privilege increasing the same to
$780, OO The shares are 800 each and arc
held By w. p. BingshurY, OF Parkers-
burg. w. Va; =. P. Boyd, OF Pitts6urg,
Pa; A. ]. Boyd. Of Spencervlile, Ohio;
D, w. REYNOLDS and 81, D. Hanes. OF st.
Mary's, w. Va.
Also TO the Central Commercial col
lege and school OF shorthand, OF Glarks-
burg, W. Va, for the purpose of con.
ducting commercial college and school
of shorthand. Capital subscribed, $500,
with the privilege of Increasing the
same to $4,000. The shares are $40 each
and are held by W. l. Bower, 5. T..
Daugherty II. L. Rudy and Mag Rover,
OF Clarksburg. W. Va. and Minerva
Daugherty, OF Greysville, Ohio.
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When Leopold II of Belgium comes TO
this country to pay visit in his new
yacht, which the cables soy was purchased
from an American millionaire, he will leave
behind him ut least one heart in tho royal
family that will count the days and hours
until his majesty returns to his native
land. The person who will miss him most
will DO Queen Marie Henriette; his wife,
Before her marriage she lived In Austrlu-
Hungary.
Queen Marie Henriette OF Austria-Hun-
gary was married to King Leopold in 1853,
Just twelve years before no assembled to
the throne. She has been faithful and
devoted wife. and is as much loved by her
subjects outside OF tho palace US by those
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quite well reduced in stock through sew
eral large hires being cleared up. They
were woods brougtg; In before the duty
went on. ard more supplies cannot De
imporled except at higher prices than
now prevail. Fine woods are more or
less neglected. but they VIII soon De
wanted IL wpolen goods sales prove ac-
tive. Supplies Of wool aHailaoie aIe
quite liberal, owing to the past SIX
months Of depressed trade, and !; may
saLe some time TO work up this surplus,
The feeling 10 hOpefu'. however, and
woods sold at present prices cannot be
replaced.
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administrative tie late Spanish islands
which commands public confidence,
there will be an important rush OF cap
itad and population into that territory
and a valuable addition 10 our maritime
trade. Peace has come just nj time
70 give It's fuN effect OF Stimulus 10 the
autumn trade. HencefOrth. the war
wln be a thing Of the past; the PRESET
will be occupied with whit promises 10
prove the most remarkable period ~ cur
history.
with the advance OF American cti-
zenshlp OF at lenst.5 per cent above par,
as result Of our recent great naval
achievements and brilliant victory OVER
the SpaniaTds, who have never been
known to surrender. or even give or ASH
quarter, to any country before, Il Is not
surprising thar the people OF this coun-
try are full OF pride and hold their heads
fn 9 lofty way, and that fact makes u
urnatural for q "beaf" attitude to be
taken Ct the present time in War street.
A bear campaign can only succeed
when there isgood groundfor r pesslmis-
tic feeling. and considering that cessa-
tlon OF hOstiNtIes has Just been ordered
by tire President. which brings return
OF peace to the ration IN our own terms,
that the crop prospects all over the
country are 70 brilliantly encouraging.
that Inc supply OF money Is super-
abundant. and that exports continue on
large scale and promise TO materiaily
Increase after harvesting, which can
not fail to result In fresh imports OF
gold on an important scale. there ia
T0thiny encouraging for such n position
on the market at the present time. The
country Is now headed for q prolonged
. - a. ms
ing as now confrOnts US no good Amer
icafI car. fail to be Pull" on the coun-
try, and that being the case cannot pos
sibiy but feet reasonably justified In be-
inE a bear on securities without being
In conflict with his nationGl pride and
his better BUSINESS judgment.
HENRY CLBWs.
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who are IN her immediate surroundings
She has had four children, three Of whom
are living. Queen Marie Henrietta is ono
OF the most sympathetic women in the
world. When ex-Empress carlottta Of
Mexico. who is the kings sister, lost her
husband. Maxtmfttian, no one grieved for
and comforted the unfortunate widow
more than she. and when from her weight
or trouble carlotta became insane, Marie
HenrIette was almost lnconsoiable.
Very contrary to the king, Queen Marie
is very fond OF music, and Is an ardent
lover Of the opera. She often accom-
panles tho king on riding expeditions
which Is his favorlte pnstime and, like her
royal companion. reads enormously and Is
well Informed.
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Special Dispatch to the Intolllgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Aug. A.
Notary public commissions have been
issued by the governor as follows
John w. Leach, OF Bcnwood, for Mar
shall county: Pauley Harrison. OF Cairo,
for Richie county: ". Il. Browning, OF
Parkersburg. for Wood county; d. II.
Foreman. OF Cold Stream, for Hamp-
pl,trn Cnunty
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struct the Congressional delegates for
et.her Capehart or ]. b MenaGer Z
General pow WOW ensued. Two knock.
downs occurred, and for time the con-
ventlor was in state OF turmoil and
chairs In the han were smashed over
several heads. Finally order was re-
stored and Capehart received the vote
OF the convention by vote Of 80 TO lSl.
c. 8. P. Evans and Charles Bryan were
Nominated for house OF delegates and
Captain Oliver Phelps was endorsed for
the state senate.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, Chnpped Hands.
Chillblalns. COINS. and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. II is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug ca
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factors unsettled and unascertaincd IN
tbI1 branch Of the peace queTion, II
Ss,as plainly unavoidable that the Pres.
j6ent should place the whole question OF
ne Phiipplne islands In the hands OF a
Son,n5ssion. This may delay the hnal
sxec1rtSon Of the terms OF Betuemem;
i,,,t Il scents TO have been inevitable anu
SaS he advantage Of averting hasty ac-
Won which might have Involved US IN
SSrlbuS international complications. The
wort result that may be expected from
ms dteaY 10 that we shall annex less
fsrritor1r IN the east than Boinc people
SaTS deSlFed: which might As easily be
~ adyantage az n misfortune.
The next step In the peace programme
nt,tii be an arrnistlce. genera ceFsa-
Hon q fghtinE and the return Of the
,ensH1y's troops 10 Spain; and there
essns 10 BE- no FPasOB for slIpposfrg
fhaf Spain VIII inteTpoPc nny dilntory
action 10 pOtdpOne theEe necessary DO
tSiis. Viewed from a buglness stand
Sojnt. this new phase OF atfairF Il OF Inn
Snenee value to the fall prospect. New
Sisneftp WIN enter mo the resources OF
S4fr n FitGtG, So soon ~ tho govern,
.f51t ms 6oViBeQ q provisional form Of
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Bradstreet's; Trade continues moder-
ate, but the market maintains good
strength. and there Is no disposition to
sell shown except at full prices The
call for quarter blood, woods has been
good Of hate. both domestic and foreign
being taken. These latter have been
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BISNESS AFFAIRS:
sss Developments Play an
important Part
WALL STREET TRANSACTIONS

~ CHEAP MONEY AND EXCEL
LBclD BUSINESS PROSPECTS
HAER BEEN Much MORE Po-
rEeT INFLUENCES THE
wt4RAT YIELD AND THE REv1-
VAIN INDUSTRIAL LINES CON-
TRIBUTB TO THE EEcoURAa-
Eng oUTLooK-THE ADVANCE
IN AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.
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ruRMOIL ANp rROupLE
Attic Mason county Democratic conv'

AZ tile Mason County Democratic c0nvsn.
tlon-CRPshart Gets thr Delegates.
Special Dispatch to the lntclllscncer.
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. August
].--The Democratic county convention
for Mason County was held in this city
yesterday. It was a mass convention
and pandomonlum reigred.
a county ticket was FAMED but when
the convection came to the point to in
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-15
Rev. II. o. Roseborough Retires.

PITTsBURG, June 15.-Seldom does
the resignation of pastor excite so
much interest as was occasioned by that
OF Rev. DR.. H. o. Roseborough of
Montour church, which was offered
yesterday to the Pittsburg presbytery
and accepted by that body. For 30
years he was pastor in the Redstone
presbytery and for nine years has sus-
tanned that relation to the Montour's
church. But old age began to tell on
his vigor and yesterday he laid down
his pastorate, retiring from active work
at Montour's with the best wishes and
the most profound respect of every
member of the presbytery.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO, june Is. - About
$500 soldiers are aboard the trans
ports which are to form the second ex-
petition against the Philippines To-
day has been set for sailing, but it is
doubtful if the voyage begins before
tomorrow The feet will be made up
as follows:
Steamer China-First Colorado in
fantry, two Utah batteries light artil-
lery and half of the Eighteenth regi-
ment, United States infantry.
Steamer Colon-Twenty- third United
States infantry and half of the Eigh-
teenth United States infantry.
Steamer Aealandia-Tenth Pennsyl
yanla volunteer infantry.
Steamer Senator-F'irst Nebraska vol
unteer infantry.
Brigadier General Greene is III COM
nand of the expedition. His adjutant
general is Captain Bates of the Seventy
first New York volunteers.
When everything was ready for the
five-mile march to the water front the
men were lined up for the journey in
heavy marching order yesterday. The
streets presented a wonderfully reals
tic military scene as one by one the
companies Ntlt mai SIlCA w tlIS
ground and the last eyolutions Ill Camp
Merritt gone through with. The COM
panies all passed inspection and, as
they marched through the camp, the
soldiers who were to be left behind
gave the departing soldiers cheer upon
cheer.
One by one the companies took their
departure and it was nearly noon when
the last left the camp. Most of the
commanding officers took their men
down Golden Gate avenue, which thor
oughfare was lined with people anxious
to view the parade. Business houses
were all decorated for the occasion,
some had hired bands to play patriotic
airs, but the music furnished was al
most drowned out at times by the noise
of exploding bombs.
The transports left their docks for
anchorage in the stream last evening,
the work of trimming cargoes having
been completed. 1t has been given out
that the vessels will get away for Ma
Mia today some time, but from official
sources it is learned that much remains
to be done before the fleet can take its
departure and that tomorrow will prob
ably be the day set for the commence
ment of the voyage.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-15
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
Ticket Nominated and Platform Declares
For Colonial Expansion.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 15.-The Re-
publican state convention nominated
the following state ticket yesterday:
State treasurer-Floyd Whittemore,
Springfield.
Superintendent of public instruction
Alfred Bayliss, Streator.
Trustees of the University of ILL
nois-F. L. Hatch, McHenry county;
A. +. Nightingale, Chicago; Alice
Asbury Abbott, Chicago.
The platform commended the policy
of the national administration before
and since the outbreak of the war and
declares "the United States should hold
such possessions i'll the conquered terri
tory as will be advantageous to its in
terests in time of war and peace" and
that all the conquered possessions
should be held until an indemnity is
paid by Spain.
The platform also favors an increase
of the navy and urges the construction
Of the Nicaragua canal.