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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05

Jak wobec tego gslicyjscy "auto.
nomisoi" pogodza swoj panslawizm
Z naslym zywotuym interesem naro-
dowymY" "Sfowiahska poiityka" Pola.
kow " Austryl dopro wsdziiaby je-
dynie do oddauia uSsAej narodowosci
ma kresach-o kt6rej obronie tyle sic
krlyczy-na lup nsj zaohlanniejszyoh
wrog6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
Bal i WygryWka

ma korzysd ohorej niewiasty odbe.
die SIC IL lutego, W Central Falls,
r. l. Wylosowana bsdsie nova ma
ssyna Siogera, wartosci $50. Ktoby
ME chciai przyjac wygranej msszy.
ny, to otrzyma got6wka SIS. Cena
tYkietu 35c.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
w Salvador

zanosi sie ma rewolucye, powodu
strasznych oszustw krAdzieay W IL.
rzedach. Cztery banki, W kt6ryoh
g&owni urzednicy kraju byli zainte.
resowani, upaday, krzywdzac tysiace
depo7y tor6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
Ia $2.OO.

Ia $500.
Kto przysle $500, zamiast $l.5O, to
moAe wybrat ksiszek katalogu "a
$l.OO pokwitowany bedzie "a gaze
te do l stycznia 1899 r. Jezeli kto
ME chce ksiaz.k, moae wybrat tuzin
}yzeczek, kt6re warte ss $l.OO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
skiei. w czasach kulturkampfu

praw antypolskich by} on smiertel-
nym wrogiem Bismarcka i rzadu.
I trzeba mu oddac hold "a to,
IL tax gorliwie stawa} po naszej
stronie. R6wniez dzisiaj jsstesmy
wdzieczni ks. dr.. Jazdzewskiemu.
Jednakowoz Rad pruski umiaf 60
sobie zjednat, zamykajac mu usta
infuia i pastora}em, a W kieszenie
jego purpurowej sutanny sypie mu
30-sto tysiecsna roczna pensye.I Sta
ry Bismarck musi sic dopiero
usmiechat ironicznie, gdy czyta bio.
gos}awiehstwa swego dawnego wro.
ga dla nowych niemieckich opera.
cyl zaborczych. os}onietych opieka
krzyza i gorliwoscia chwaiy imie-
MIA chrzescia6skiego. Sadzimy, 20
dzisiaj-ten dawniej tax gorliwy
patryota polski ME wzdrygna}by sic
pobiogos}awic i to miliony przezna.
czone ma zag}ade jego braci-unie.
winniajac sic tenn, ze one ME 50
wymierzone przeciwko religii. Stu
chajcie w}adzy, DO ona cd Boga po
chodzi! Pracujcie, m6dlcie sic i
cierpcie!-oto jest zwyk}e kazno-
,dziejstwo naszych przewodnik6w W
purpurze.
Jestto dowodem, ze koscid urze-
dowy przestai bye nasladowca swe-
60 Mistrza, przyjaciela opiekuna
biednych ucisnionych.
Inteligentna emigracya wielko-
pclska, ktGrej wr6g odjaf cd ust
tax krwawo zdobyty W mfodosci
kawafek chleba, bolesnie odczuwa
kazdyl clos zadany narodowi. Ia
emigracya juz ME cd dis, ale cd stu
lat VIOLA, ze to tch6rzliwe p}aszcze-
ME sic i bezwstydne ugiuanie
karku pod jarzmo krzyzackie, lub
mongolskie zniewaza W najwyz-
Sym stopniu nasz nar6d iprzez to
dwojako on cierpi-bo ma honorze
i ma SVEN zyciu.' Polacy, mad brze-
giem Noteci i Warty, jezeli maja
zginat,' to przynajmniej tax, jak
przystoi ludowi, kt6ry ginie dla
wolno6ci, DO niewolnikiem bye ME
umie! "Mysmy ME zdolni bye ME-
wolnikami~- ~-wo}a Staszyc. 1 dla
tego nasz wr6g, W kt6rego sumie.
niu til sic jakl6 niepok6j, strach,
nlepewnosc wyrzuty jego Ska.
radnej zbrodni, msci sic mad nami
wiecznie, i'm wiecej bedziemy mu
ulegac i pokornie cierpiec, tenn
wiecej, mocniej i okropniej bedzie
mas dreczy}, bo to imie 'Polak'
jest 6wiadkiem jego czynu, "a kt6-
ry.wstydzit sic musi.
stadl nasi prowodyrzy spoleczni
powinni ja2 raz zrozumiet, ze dla
kazdego polaka So tylko dwie
sprawy-sprawa ludlow tyran6w; !;
diva pytania-czy zyc piracy VIA
snej,' czy z cudzej; diva obozy-
prawa bezprawia nazywaJacego
sic obecnie prawem; diva has}a-
reakcya rewolucya niepattyotycz-
ma, tylko robotnicza.
Oto rpowinien bye program ma.
szej wojny z wrogiem. A z}aczyw-
sly sic W braterska Wake ludlow,
kt6re juz dis swym ogromem ster-
csa mad przestraszonemi giovanni
swoich ciemiezc6w, mozemy spo-
kojnie patrzec ne owe z}ote Milo
move kale, gdyz one ME mas pola-
k6w: lecz W rzeczywistosci naszych
wrog6w razit zabijac beda.
e. Klcber.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
Ia $2.5O.

Ia $3.50.
Kto przysle 81 80, to bedzie pokwi.
towany "a gazette ma rok 1898 ! " pre-
zencie moAe wybrat "Stereoskop'', Z
"a widokami Meki Pahskiei, lub ksis.
zak kataloyu IA 81 90.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
POLACY WOBEC WR0GOW.
Korespondencya Anseryki.

drugle 100000, 1000 NIX, kt6re ma
ia bye przeznaczone ma germaniza.
eye Poznahskiego, znajdujemy W
tutejszej angielskiej i niemieckiej
prasie pe}no rozmaitych artyku}6w.
Jedne So "a, drugie przeciw tej
bezwstydnej r6znorodnymi anita
gonizmami naszpilkowanej spoil
tyce starego Bismarcka." Niemiec-
ki "Morg. Journal" kt6remu trze-
ba przyznac, ze zawsze kieruje sie
sprawiedliwa bezstronnoscia, OPT
sujac starcie sic ma s}owa K. pro-
boszcza dr.. Jazdzewskiego z kane
lerzem ksieciem Hohenlohe, przy-
tacza dowody tego ostatniego, kt6-
remi uzasadnia potrzebe TAX wiel.
kiej sto- milionowej ofary ze strony
ludu niemieckiego, by zapobiedz
zachciankom polonizmu. Jednako-
woz przepowiada on sam, ze Pol
ska powstac musi, gdyz to ley W
interesie ludlow europejskich, dla-
togo watpi, by move miliony mog}y
osiegnat tax mocno upragniony eel
swych zagorza}ych cywilizator6w
niemieckich.
W artykule, umieszczonym W d.
10 grudnia 1897 r., z mapa geogra-
fczna przysz}ej Europy,- -pisze
wyraznie, ze Polska przysz}a odzy-
ska swoje prowincye polska lud-
noscia Jako pahstwo nalezace do
ludlow cywilizowanych, oddzieli Eu-
rope cd Rosyi mongolskiej wy
pchnie te ostatnia jako pahstwo
barbarzyhskie tam, gdzie jest jej
rzeczywiste gniazdo, t. j. do Azyi.
L tego mozemy poznac, ze roz-
sadni niemcy ME wierza, aby to
z}oto zdobyte krwia praca ludu
roboczego, miafo'w sobie to cudow-
nosci, by polaka zrobi}o niemca.
Prawda, ze moga sic STAG tu i tam
jakies odstepstwa, nasladujace
"Podbielskich' innych zniemczo-
nych polak6w-lecz gdziez by togo
ME by}o!9 Sa to szumowiny, kt6-
rych pozbycie sic jest korzyscia dla
narodu.
Go do mas, to, jako znajacy do
k}adnie stosunki ducha ludu wiel-
kopolskiego, stanowczo twierdzi-
my, te miliony to sprawie germa-
nizacyi ME przyniosa zadnej ko-
rzy6ci-przeciwnie, pobudza lud
nasz do tenn wiekszej walki; zrodza
" MIN nienawist niezadowolenie
popchna 60 ma tory socyalno.re-
wolucyjne. Reakcya podtrzymy-
wana dzisiaj sztucznie "a pomoca
ambony, szkofy i prasy kapitali-
styczno. patryotycznej zgubi swoje
podstawe. Bo lud bedzie musia} to
zrozumiec i nawet odczut, ze tn
ME chodzi tylko wiare narodo-
wost,-ale o chleb.
Ciekawi tylko jesteSmy, jak sic
wobec tel bezustannej antypolskiej
polityki zachowa "Ko4o polskies"
Czy ci przedstawiciele zniewazone'
60 ludu polskiego jeszcze beda da-
lei lizat }ape tego krwiozerczego
Iva krzysackiego!' Czy beda i
nadal uprawiac polityke Kosciel-
skich, Cegielskich, Wawrzyniak6w
innych loJalistow' Sadzlmy, 20
jus by}o dosyc tel zniewagi imie-
MIA polskiego. Dosyc by}o umiz-
gov, wyczekiwah, nadziei i upoko-
rzeh, "a kt6re trzeba sic nam by}o
rumienic pred ca}ym cywilizowa-
nym swiatem. Dosyc by}o do togo
czasu smiechu, szyderstwa ironii
mas W niemieckich partyach po-
stepowych. To bezustanne policz-
kowanie naszego narodu, powinno
representation jego przekonac
wreszcie, 70 polak wobec swych
zaoorc6w juz zasady must bye
rewolucyonista. Ma laske ich on Ii
>vuk n,o1u nio yowinion chuho
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05

wojnach duhskiej, austryackiej i
francuskiej, gdzie po polsku pre-
mawiano do zo}nierzy polak6w, "a
grzewajac ich do bitwy.) Zatem
powinni oni stanowczo zerwat z po-
lityka lojalno- ugodowa, a isc reka
W reke partya radykalno. .opozy
cyjna. Pos}owie ludu polskiego ma
fawach prawodawczych, to mic vie
cej tylko rewolucyonisci pod Ra-
ciawic, Maciejowic, Belwederu, o.
stro}eki, Mi}os}awia i 1gnacewa. TO
So ci sami bohaterowie nsrodowi ma
polu krwawej walki, ale ME bro
MIA W reku, lecz ze s{owami prawdy,
czynu mydli opozycyjnej. A jeae-
Ii So tch6rzami-to hahba i'm!
A zdrajcy tel idei narodowej to sic
nalesy TAXA zap}ata,, jak: Kossa-
kowskiemu, Massalskiemu, Oza-
rowskiemu iinnym targowiczanom,
szpiegom uciekinierom.
Jestesmy przeto ciekawi, jak
sic zachowa wobec tego prasa pol.
ska W Poznaniu. Czy ona nadal be-.
die polemizowac ze SODA o jakies
drobnostki i og}upiat ten nar6d?
Go powie ma to..lojalno. demokra-
tycznJ "Oredownik," rewolucyjno-
patryotyczny "Gcniec', stahczy-
kowski "Dziennik" jego synek
"Wielkopolanin!" Go powie klery-
kalny "Kuryer" antysemicki, lecz
bezmydlny "Postep" Beda oni ME.
zawodnie wylewacizy krokodyle mad
mogi}a narodowa, beda zaklinat, by
ME sprzedawac ziemi komisyi ko-
lonizacyjnej, beda szczuc sic po-
miedzy SODA, la "Oredownik''-
ale mic wiecej. Czyz ich mysl jesz-
cze bedzie tax ubogei apatyczna, 2e
ME beda mic wiecej jwidziet, tylko
zagrozona wiarei narodowosc? Czyz
beda jeszcze lud karmic dawnymi,
przedpotcpowymi idea}ami? ''sta-
ropolskich ME wynosmy o}tarzy,' y
m6wi hr. Leon Rzewuski, "nie na-
rzucajmy mic reakcyjnego ludowi.
Polske przysz}osci! Polske vital.
my i g}osmy-ludowa robotnicza.
Me wofajmy Polski Swietej, Pol
ski dawnej, szlacheckiej. Ola tel
tylko Geese W sercach zachowac ma
lezy."-"Polak, to wiecej niz re.
publikanin lub denokrata," " m6wi
Mickiewicz W ksiegach pielgrzym.
stwa polskiego, "to 6wiata nowegc
zo}nierz-swiata, " kt6rym pow.
szechne braterstwo ludlow panowat
bedzie!"
A ..jezeli ME rozumieja, jak ma.
ja pracowat dla dobra og6fu pol.
skiego-niech odwiedzaja biblio.
teke Raczyhakich-niech czytaja
dzie}a..L ..Libelta, Lelewela, Mickiewi.
cza, Gcszczyhskiego, Krolikow-
skiego, (takiego autora ME znamy.
P. Red. }, Kamiehskiego i wielu in.
nych rzeczywistych polskich pa
tryot6w i myslicieli, przekonaja
sic, cd czego zalezy oswobodzenie
Polski.
Rrasa polska ME jest ma to, aby
tumani}a blagierstwami opinie
publiczna, zwalajac z}e ma to lub
owa partye-powinna ona iSe po
stepem czasu podawat zdrowe i
silne.i pokarmy duchowe ludowi.
Powinna ona przygotowywat go do
tel misYi, do kt6rei przYrodzenia
jest stworzony. Do misyi postepu
i odrodzenia swiata. Prasa polska
powinna i6c i pisac W mysl mani.
festu:. :.krakowskiego dnia 6 kwiet-
MIA 1846 r., kt6ry mowi: "Nie ma
pomiedzy nami stan6w klas-nie
ma nienswisci r6znicy wyznah i
przekonah. Wszyscy jeste6my bra
cia-wszyscy polacy i obywatele!"
Postepujacy inaczej, sa zdrajcami
-..>l- i: ol~, sol, ..o,11~rus1o Lo.
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Ia $500.

Ia $500.
Kto przysle $500, bedzie pokwitows-
ny ma diva lata "a gazette / W prezen-
Gle moze wybrat ksisAek kstalogu
"a 81 90.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05

Ia $3.50.
Kto przysle $3.50, bsdzie pokwitowa-
ny "a 'Ameryke" ma rok dostanie
garek wart przeszfo $500.
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Ia $500.

Ia $500.
specyalnie ma kr6tki czas bsdziemy
wysysat "Biblis czyli cafkowite ;, Pi'
ke"na rok. B'blia sama warta S.. 100.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-05
IN $500.

Ia $500.
Kto przysle $500, to mole wybrat
ksi8Aek katalogu wartosci S. 90
"a "Ameryke" bedzie pokwitowany
do l stycznia 1897.
Ia $500.
Kto przysle $6. 90, dostanie przecudny
"Organ" (kt6ry ogfaszamy W innem
miejscu) i bedzie pokwltowany "a
"Ameryke' ma rok.
Ia $1,000.
Kto przysle $40 90, moAe wy brat ksia-
zek katalogu "a $l2 90. bedxie po~
kwitowany "a "Ameryke" ma rok, ii.
do stycznia 1897.
Ia $12.OO.
Kto przysle SIP 90, dostanie piekny
"Koncertowy Organ" bedzie po-
kwitowanyza "Ameryke" do l stycs'
MIA 1897.
Pieniadze nalesy p,zysyiat prosto do
Wydswcy, pod adresem:
A. A. Paryski,
1926 Huron street,
Toledo, Ohio.
Pieniadze takze MONA piacit naszemu
agentowi:
WI. Michalskiemu
Michafowi Paryskiemu.
Agenci nasi wydaja kwit kazdemu M
sumo odebrans.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20
GATEWAY on THE oRIENT.
oasis Of Ei-Kantara In the Great So
haYa Desert.

II was, / believe, Fromentin, the
eminent French scholar and art critic,
who remarked that the sudden view Of
the orient through the gateway Of Ell
Kantara presented the most contrast
ing picture Of life and nature that
was 70 be found anywhere on the sur
face Of the earth. How nearly true
this statement may be it is hardly pos
sible to determine, but it is certain
that it would be difficult to find else
where on the globe more striking
closing of one world and opening Of
another. Through Ell Kantara passes
the solemn tread Of the camel trains,
whose destination is the silent Sahara
and the deeper Soudan; in it are Of
.fered up the fervent Moslem prayers
for safe journey and return. The
giant buttresses of the Atlas noun
tains, red and purple with the glow Of
the morning and twilight sun, look
down upon a tempestuous mountain
torrent which has cut its way athwart
their core, and grim and crag-eaten
rocks, buried deep within their own
bowlder masses, wall off with heights
of 8 900 to 5000 feet the gray and yell
low panorama Of shifting sands the
warm heart of the southern Sahara.
Prof. Angelo Heilprin, in Apple
tons Popular Science Monthly.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20
TRUsTEE,s SALE.

BY virtue Of tho authority vested In
me nv certain deed OF trust made TO
me as trustee by james B. Sendusky
and Mamie e. Sandusky. his wife, on
the 6tA day Of January, 1893, OF record
IA the Office of the clerk Of the county
court Of Harrison county, IN trust deed
book 70, page 1888, to secure the cred
itors OF the said Sandusky in the pay
ment Of whatever he may owe, will on
MONDAY, APRIL 11TH, 1893,
on the property hereinafter named offer
for sale and sell to the highest and best
bidders that certain part Of real estate
SO conveyed to me by such trust, con-
sisting Of o tract OF 400 acres in the
county Of Harrison and lying east Of
and near the town Of Bridgeport. part
thereof being within the corporate
limits of said town, Offering for sale and
selling that certain part Of said tract
lying east ola certain street laid out on
said lard running from the pike near
known as Godfrey farm. being part of
ing OF about one hundred acres, which
will be offered in one body, the other
part or parts 80 to be offered beng laid
off into lots ranging in SIZE from one
half acre to twenty-five acres, all which
are accessible by streets or alleys, at
which time and place there will also be
offered for sale and sold such other part
or parts OF said four hundred acres as i
may desire to offer for such sale at that
time and place, which has been or will
be laid off into like lots or paroles with
like access, which sale may be continu-
ed from time to time as may be an
nounced on that day or on subsequent
days, offering only such lots as may
then appear most conducive to the pur-
pose OF said trust.
at the same time and place ] will
also offer for sale and sell to like bidders
q lot containing about one and one
eight acre, known as the Hill property,
also such part or parts of a parcel of
about q acres adjoining said Hill lot as
may desire to offer on that day
and place. Also lot contain
ing ] acre on Philadelphia Avenue
formerly occupied by ]. II. Wilkinson.
Also lot containing about 1-16 acre in
Bridgeport near the railroad crossing,
now occupied by j. A. Douglass.
! TERMS ,oF SALE:-One-third cash in
| hand on the day of sale, one-third in
nine months and one-third i'll eighteen
months with interest from day Of sale.
the purchaser to give notes with per
snnal security and lien on the lands
purchased by him, with the privilege to
pay cash if he desires.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock u. m.
21-2t S. s. FAIRS, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed unit
Monday, April %, 1898.
The above sale has been postponed
until Wednesday, June s, 1908.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20
"I.t 1t Go at That. /"

A lady who is district visitor be-
came much interested in very poor
but apparently respectable Irish fam
lily named Curran, living on the top
floor of q great building in slum dis
trict of her parish. Every time she
visited the Currans she was annoyed
by the staring and the whispering Of
the other women living in the build
ing. One day she said to Mrs. Curran:
"Your neighbors seem very curious
to know who and what / am and the
nature of my business with you"
"They do" acquiesced Mrs. Cur
ran.
"Do they ask you about it?"
tIndade they Go, ma'am.'
"And do you tell them?'
'Faith, thin, an Oh do not"
"What do you tell them?"
"Oi Just tell thim," was the calm
reply, chat you are me dressmaker,
an let it go at that" N. Y. Weekly.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20

b. Pinnell VS.. Dorsey Pinnell
and others. Report Of commits
sioner confirmed and decree on
sale of real estate.
j. l. Alexander VS.. John d.
Ronine. Death OF Romine sug-
gested and cause remanded to
Rules.
Ingaby NJ. WINDOW vs.. W. A.
Stuart ct. al. Report of COM
missioner Thompson confirmed.
Decree suspended pending APP
peal.
M. Alice Corpening VS.. A. j.
Lodge, admir- of E. M. Corpen.
ing, deceased, ct. al. Report of
commissioner Harmer confirmed.
Decree for sale Of real estate.
Granville Knight, admir- vs..
Grace Riggs ct. al. Cause refer
red 10 commissions Harvey w.
Harmer.
Thomas Hall Erwin, &C., vs..
Sarah Boggess. &c. Demurrer
fled.
Eli M. Turner VS.. Matilda
Wagner and others. Decree for
sale of real estate in bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned. John Bas-
sci special commissioner.
Jesse M. Frum, &c. VS.. Daisy
v. Good, ct. al. Commissioners
report of partition confirmed.
John Steuart VS.. E. S. d. Rey-
nolds and others. Report of
Master commissioner Thompson
confirmed and Lewis G. Lawson
appointed special commissioner
to sell the.land in bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned.
George U. johnson VS.. Anna
Osborn, ct. al. Demurrer over
ruled and commissioners Henry
Raymond, w. r. Alexander and
Jos. Parrill appointed.
Cecil M. Kester VS.. S. S. Faris,
trustee and J. /. Alexander.
Order dissolving injunction and
suspending action fifteen days
pending appeal.
B. f. 6 N. A: Shuttleworth VS..
Barthena Gardner, ct. al. Sale
of real estate by special commits
sioner confirmed. Final decree.
INDICTMENTS.
John Jones and William Neal
felony.
Patrick Mcdonald, misd'r.
Shelton Law, misd'r.
Oreda Thornsberry misd'r,
Perry Sprouse. misd'r.
Michael Kelley, misd'r.
John Mcdonald, e cases.
misdemeanor.
Queen Liner, misd'r.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20
Court Proceedings
Continued from page Four.

Bessie S. Brady VS.. Nationa
Casket Company and Clarksbura
Furniture Company, upon an ap
peal. Appeal dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
Sarah j. Martin VS.. James D.
Horror. In debt. Death OF de-
PENDANT suggested.
Truman A. David VS.. John K.
Musser, James P. Musser and P.
@. Musser. In debt. judgment
for plaintiff for s4s5. o2 and cost.
T. M. Sullivan VS.. Ernest B.
Morris, upon an appeal. Judg'
ment for plaintiff for Ss6.47 and
cost.
IN CHANCERY.
Ella Edgell VS.. L. o. Edgell.
Plaintiff granted q divorce. a
vinculo matTimonie.
Lewis II. and James Fl, Wines
ex'rs VS.. A. S. Ogden ct. al. Sale
by special commissioner Lawson
confirmed.
George A. Boggess vs.. Marga-
ret Maphis ct. al. Report of
Practitioners confirmed and decree
entered. /.
Stephen Myers VS.. julius E..
Coffindaffer and James N. Slut
Ter VS.. Julius Z. Coftindaffer. De-
cree disbursing funds in hands OF
commissioner Lawson.
George M. Whitescarver. ex'r.
&c. VS.. Deamy G. McCloud ct. al.
Cause referred to Harvey w.
Harmer, commissioner.
Anne Mathey VS.. Lehabin Ash.
Sale of Especial commissioner con-
firmed.
jackson V. Carter, committee
of Addison Rittenhouse. Exparte,
upon a petition. Decree confirm
ing sale and disbursing proceeds
il. Madden VS.. w. B. Wilkin-
son ct. al. Cause referred TO
Marcellus NJ. Thompson, Master
commissioner.
Trustee of Methodist Episco.
pal church at Shinnston, upon a
petition. Sale of rea! estate ad-
vertised.
G. W. Lynch VS.. Albert D.
Mitchell. Dismissed on motion
of plaintiff.
Rsnsel Johnson VS.. Elizabeth
johnson. Dismissed at cost OF
plaintiff.
State VS.. e. M. jackson ct. al.
Petition of Watt Coulston order,
ed filed.
j. l. Alexander admir- of Jas.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio,
says, after two doctors gave up my
boy to die, saved him from Group by
using One Minute Cough Cure" 1t is
the quickest and most certain remedy
for coughs. colds and all throat and
lung troubles. r. j. Criss. 4.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20

A little boy asked for bottle of "get
up in the morning US fast as you can, "
the druggist recognized household
name for DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
and gave him bottle OF those famous
little pills for constipation, sick head
ache, liver and stomach troubles. r.
j. Criss.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20

]. W. Odell & Co. can please
you in furniture-also repairing
prices low. West End. 27-tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-20
A 500 Page Book Free.
The Free Press

Year Book and Encyclopedia
for 1898. Correct. Concise. Com
plete. Over 90. 900 copies of 1897
Book were sold at 25 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
NOrrJTrFS ~ STLTERW4RE.

The various silver shops are now hi'ins up Win
humorous productions especially prepared Tor the
fan and winter exhibits. store IN Madison-aVe'
has an unusually large display of new articles FOR
,h di,,,rg room and boudoir. Some idea of variety
may he obtained from more than two hundred
d,fferent styles OF trophies for the popular games
OF tennis football and other sports not forgetting
1of ali in styles appropriate TO their object, ana
Grown ia both silver plate and sterling silver. In
,,achting and rowing trophies cups prcdominate,
yyrrourhf in shapes and decorations purely aquatic
Tankards and mugs In old English pewter or
mounted lclfwnre supply recent popular demand
Tor nae on club tables New patterns In table uten-
sts in silver plate include the berkshire. wrought
49,, In the massive holiness OF the baronial age
end the Revere in sterling silver, bearing in lis
outline suggestion OF the deseryedly liked rocco
ycrk candelabra or candlesticks. without when
the modern dinner table is incomplete, are In many
,rioue forms and fitted for from one TO six lights
ond edapted for candles lamps or electricity Then
,here are coffee sets some of which are In the pre-
vniling Colonial style The severe outlines and an
sence OF orna mentation has commended the COLO
NAL style 10 the taste OF the most discriminating
and led 10 the reproduction OF the best pieces Oh
these antaue reminders " other days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
COLLECTION OF FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.

The annual American Institute Fair Will open
Tomorrow night at the National Academy OF DO
s,pn I, will be a little different from the usual
In,,,o, ~ the Institute There will be less va
r,Atv There Will be the display Of fruits and how-
arc h,t the true feature OF the show VII. be the
nhotographs Somebody said yesterday that the
only bass Of classification seemed n be TINT II was
., ho nm exhibition OF things beginning with p
nhotographs plants pumpkins etc. BE That as IT
may the collection OF photographs certainly IN
Guides some beautiful specimens OF the products Of
,his trade which has recently grown into an
~, Work ia exhibited from both professionals
ard amateurs Portraits naturally predominate
bpt there are many pictures Of figures and groups
a. f,nclful poses. landscapes. marines, ana even
srui, nowcrs and still life. Many encctS are on
iained which few years ago W"ulu scdrc'I ~ haN G
49, ,houqnt possible IN Photography soft ana
bcs,tifrl effects Of tone and lighting being esIr-
~ ~, freoueut il Is noticea bic that very Old men
I'D women have been favorite SUBJECTS, ana haVe
made many OF the best pictures SeVera. OF 'ne ne
,,s,s have done what IL SO hard 10 40, raIney. 10
MAKE living figure In landscape I"oe as u !,
heIonped TO its surroundings. hlsteau Oh az Il II
,vere posed for the camera.