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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-04-06
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-04-06

Senator Faulkner rightly says:
'.the Republican party is response
bic for the conduct of the govern
Inent." If it isn't, who lisp Any
other view smatters of nonsense.
Why does party seek power ex-
cept to controlP The small mi
nority can either acquiesce. dis
sent, or-suck its thumb. It mat
tiers little to the majority. and
especially a Republican majority.
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auco, bright ana alert; the teeth sharp.
nng and humorous. ana the body long
and slender
II haa four legs. and the hind pair nrc
specially ntiUd Tor f1pid running anu
long JUMPING bglng widely vet and
elongated The feet ARE large. CONF
pnrUd to the slso of the body; aud
the toes are spreading These char
nctrtiftira enable 10 90 jump very him
ana a. travel ovDr ground with n
celebrity which fully entities u 90 tho
name % swift. ! have seen 10 jump
two foot Into the dir after o. u.s.. ana
uutruu % cat in distance uf rlNty
feet
Tho chameleon 90 unsurpassed among
quUdfupndn nH q fy.outchHr aud Dol us
snrUtiyc ln this way 0n trvpH aH thf
tu1i o. Uu the ground II NuuiDU
over u tree Tor hours together closely
scanning the foliage and promptly
gohh'Ing down ull the edible Insects %
meets.
Tho dainty mnrnor iu which u holds
nm Insect In itH mouth before doyour-
iug % lH rather nmuslnr Tor Il looks
nH " % were ruypllng ir anticipation.
u may carry ny in th.H manner Cor
several minutes before eating A. lust
a. % r1i carries a mouse, then Rulp II
suddenly
HNIN' NI mo NNHfnNN iNlNh Nlf NttNfa
urc D. poisonous. ana try tu kill H..
hut thry never repeat the Du0ft In my
presence. flr ! consider u one OF thu
best friends ~ tho farmer
Like every other creature on this
planet, tn chameleon h1T faults that
are more apparent than ual CunHld-
cring itu mode ~ ne.
II VIII, cor Instance. rapidly reduce
/ the number Of inhabitants of an aplnrS
| N IL can force an entuncn, yet it %
not mo- bad In that way ~ "a toad. be-
cause u cannot Dt Hu much and q
/ not rn quick In catching insects, Ber
| hives should, therefore. be protected
/ FROM lts raVngos.
The chameleon puts out itH littli
| throat occasionally 1H N Il were an
rfy ana ready tl attack everything
| hut that b. nli more denomination, fO
/ Il never asanils anything nCrccr than
| a lively ny ur flt caterpillar ThH
/ trick ~ cnllrFIuE lu dimensions iH O
/ tinit Inherited from rcmuto ancestors
which frequently u..l 10 90 'hluu hun
Fry but cautious fU.H, who looked upon
Higr aH an indication of strength nu,
fTr0ciiy The uurIIua OF the urUarn
dag unte "a similar display when up
preached ou land. end eahll. % Hfrun'
muflJy SMELL ns NJ They depended oi
thelr frrnDiuuH mg.u Hui puugvut odu
90 frlghtrn their enemies,
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SPECIAL THANKSGIVING.
THANKS FOR SUCCESS, PRAY FOR PEACE.


Washington. July 6.-prosidcnt Nc
Kinlcy. at ii.iO tonight issued the
following American proclamation e.
the American publici
To the People III the United states "
America.
At this time. when to the yet fresh
remembrance Of the unprecedented
success which attended the operations
of the United States nect In the bay
Of Manila ON the ist day NJ May last.
ARE added the ,idlngs Of the no less
glorious achievements of the naval aud
military arms of our beloved country
al Santiago de cuba, u o. nttlng That
wc should pause. and, staying thu feel
ing uf oNuitntlou that too naturally at
tends great deeds wrought hy our
countrympn IN our cuuntry'n cause,
should rovcrcntly bow before the throne
of Divine. Grace and give dcNout praise
tn God. who holdeth the nations 10
the hollow OF His hund' aud Wutk'th
upun them the murvclH OF HIS hifh
Will. and who has thus fnr vouchsafcd
a. us the iight ~ Ills face gnd led our
brave soldiers and rCamcn 90 victory.
I therefore ask the people uf the
United StntoH. ON next assembling f9r
divine worship ln thUir respective
plprpa OF meeting. tn uffUr thnukHgiN-
ing To Almighty God. who IN His I'M
gcrutnhlo ways. now leading our hosts
upon the waters to unHcathcd triumph.
now guiding thcm IN strange land
through the dread shadows OF death
10 success. oven though nt n fearful
cost. now bearing them without uccl-
don't or loss 70 far diHtnnt cllmor. haa
watched over our cause ANA brought
nearer the success ~ the right and the
attainment of Just and honorable
peace.
with the nations thanks let there
be mingled the nations prayers thnt
our gallant sons may be shielded from
harm alike ON the bnttloncldH and iu
| the clash Of flcotH. ana be spared The
Fcourgc ~ suffering and disease while
/ they are striving 20 uphold their o"un'
] trv'H honor: and with !, irt the ma
tion'g henft be- stili,d with holy
! awe nj the thought ~ tho noble men
| who have perlrhod ~ heroes died. and
/ be- filled with compassionate sympnth,
/ Tor all those who suncr bereavement
| mr. endure slclgnoHn. wounds and bundi
| by reason Of the awful struggle.
And above all. let uH pray with earn
/ est forvor that lie. the Dispenser of
] AN good may speedily remove from
un the untold Affections Of war nn'
bring 10 our dear land the blessings o.
/ restored peace. and % all the domain
/ now rnvngod by the cruel strife tn
priceless boon of security and tran
guilty
Executive Mansion. Washington, DC
July 9. 1895.
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Discussing Annexation.

New York. July G-"Americanigm and
annexation and the dangers 90 labor
from Hawaii and the Philippines" was
the subject u discussion az meeting
81 the Social ieform club last might
Edward King represented the slide Ia
vorahir 20 tho scheme 90 annexation.
taklnr Tor hia theme "Lnhnr'H Interest
In Amrrica'H World Mission" The
theory that the annexation ~ Hawaii
and the Philippines would result IN the
cheap Kind 1f labor through the Ina
portation into this country NJ coolies
and natives OF those two groups OF
Islands. who could live on "A much
lower scale than the American work
ingmun. was dismissed by Mr.. King
with the statement that the working
element NJ both Hawaii ana the phn-
ipnlnca were too lazy and by FAR too
incompetent 90 prove AZ an "a menace
90 active American w1rkmCu.
ON the other hand. he commended
America had a God-given mission to
perform, It's own Institutions OF liberty
and aelf-govcnmcnt, II carried into
those hcnighted countries. would MT
them from the quagmlrr of aupersu-
ton and political misery. n would
make them Independent and free and
above an things 10 would teach them
the blessings OF u government that
maintained a strict separation OF re-
liFlon ana politics, aud " American
politics, he argued. Were not an that
some thought j, should be Il was be-
cause the American people had set
themselves standard far above that
adopted By any other nation In the
world. Every other country, lfc said
had a more or leas unfayorahle record,
for which 10 Is trying 10 make amends
~ this late hour. whcrcns the United
/ states had nothing VI the sort TO live
/ down, ana could begin with cloan
/ score which there would be but little
difficulty 10 maintain unhlemlshed.
Mr., King was followed by Prof /.
| \. llourwlch formerly professor OF
/ political economy at the University Of
Chicago, who spoke from what he
/ called AN anti-lmperlallHtlc View"
/ lie declared himself entirely opposed
/ 10 ihe'oNtenslon or expansion OF Amer.
| lean territory. Tie said IN part:
Z NO good whatever can come from
/ the annexation Of foreign territory, mo
/ people Of which can never be In sy,n
/ PATTY with uh or even be our equals
/ II would load burden on the govern.
/ mont that Il would be- dlnlcuit To shaE,
/ on. and u would add another lot oi
| political problems 10 the already larr,
number with which We are wfestiihp
az present" ''''''''
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orN. rANDo wouSpEp.
nut Ills Troops Pore. Their Way Through
Gen. Garria's Column.

Kingston jamaica July G.-Anoihcr NJ
the spanish leaders. Gen. pando, has
fallen In battle but his troops, NUM-
boring 1000. have succeeded In Tcttlng
into thu city of a1ntlngn, This interest
Ing news o. obtained from refugees who
arrived here from Santiago on the Brit
IN mnn-of-wur Pallis, and the Aus
tflan wnrahip Maria Teresa.
According g. these refugees Con. fhn-
do 20 seriously wounded In the arm
while commanding his troops IN a bat
tls at Los pnlmas NJ which point Gen,
Garcia with several thousand cuhnnH
attempted 20 prevent his further adj
vance towards Santiago.
AfUr the battle Gen pludn'H men
proceeded towards the city. finally enc
tcrlnr without dlfiiCulty G0u, iuui1
was carried along with the truopa and
now is being cared Tor ON tho dlHmln-
tied Spanish cruiser RpInh Mercedes,
which was lying IN Santiago hurblr
and o. used HH "a hospital ship.
10 o. said the CuhlnH under Garcia In
their efforts 10 Intercept pnndo'g army
madr finhhnrn nght. They were ma
match fHr the 1000 trained soldiers nm.
der the Spanish general. although they
checked the ungmyH progress for a
time.
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The Florida Chameleon a, a Fly Catcher

FLORIDA Tlmes-union ana Citlzonl
one Of the most Characteristic cral-
lures In Florida lH the Ho-calicd chnmo.
leon 0r plsmy lizard tAn0lIr principal.
In. which IN found M an parts 81 the
state. Although called "a chameleon. u
bears no resemblance 90 itH nnmeFlke
ln Asia ana Africa. except the power 90
change its hue. and that change o. due
10 "a desire Co procure food 1r 20 proc
toct ltsolf from foes hy assuming the
color OF H. immediate surroundings
II placed on Il piece ni white paper n
becomes of "a snowy hue ln appearance
Ia "a few moments. transferred to a
bush 10 becomes pale green, ana
placed on the ground % assumes the
color Of the Foll very rapidly
It's ordinary hue on the ground u a
hrownlsh black. and ~ may retain that
FOR some time after climbing 70 tree, but
ON the APPROACH OF a Zoe ltH "unns'oiinh.
tlon scene" takes place with mhEleal
rupId.tN
shadow. huurur or plenty ut foot, NE
fecia rs color. which seems 90 thinhe
with the state of iu feelings
Few persons would consider mas ms
graceful and active little creature Nli'
any relationship 90 such unrl|nlF hrui'
as tho crocodile and alligator y.t li b.
IL member OF the Same family lul OPP.
OF tho connecting links between 10.
naurans ana ophldlluH. or snakes
n o. merely pigpy alligator adapt
TO living entirely ON land and modified
In form and character by iiH moo. ~
life. Among ~ kindred are the glHll's
sklnkr. crOcodlles, rCck10H ana lsului.
All are carnlyorous, the smaller feed
Ing uu Insects ana the larger ON Nhll
ever they can capture one OF ln
nearest living relatives M the chhmrle
on In the United states u the ON
monster OF Arizona, yet no two alllr,
creatures can be- more dla4lmllhr u
character, the. former being ael.Ng
graceful and gentle, the latter WI ma
tured. moody ana sluEHish and secret
ms "a poison $50 Neunmous ih1t li D
dangerous even 10 man and the hlghH
uuadrupeds. The Glla monster Dr.
foot In length and tho chameleon abon
six inches.
All lizards present the phenomenon %
being able 10 renew their tails arc
they have been cut on, and the tails &C.
tain llfo Tor considerable time aile
being severed from the body. 49,.
The caudal OF lizard being britt
and easily SNAPPED or gave rise u IN
tales IN circulation among OLD farm
crs concerning the glass snake, WHO
could fail 10 pleceH on being MT Az
then rcunlte. NJ matter how far apal
the pieces might be-
We know that II the earthworm n ct
In halves II can develop a perfect an
mai from each part hut no thinker D.
| lievCs Il can reunitc when chnnped INT
! bits. or produce a complete body.
Tho ohameleons tan Is three inchi
| long and taperH 20 a 'hreadllke p0ln
/ The head ~ Nat and somewhat nyr
| form; the eyes are gentle In appeal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

Admiral Ccrvcra's squadron a secret
IA long az possible, and even sup
pressed the extra edition Of the news.
papors giving the news. The official
condemnation caused tremendous CN-
cltrwont. particularly ia naval and
military circles. who're the government
ia accused Of ordering Admiral Ger
vera to make surtic, despite the
known opposition " several naval exc
merits. Thu troops are confined 90 bar
racks. a. disorders are feared. but IN
To this hour there have been no ais
Tho royal family have decided TO rec
main here. Marshal Campos has ahan-
donod his holiday az the A.aside' me
ia. but no riots have occurred 20 Tar.
Gen. Weyior was publicly acclaimed
yesterday with cries or The poliu-
clans are the nations enemies,
T,i Nncionnl declares that the nation
iH governed by idiots.
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LAwroN. wnnrLnn AND KnNT.
Commended by Gen. shstter for Their Cal
liant Achievements.

on Jurngua, Tuesday. July b.-liy
Associated press dispatch boat Dan
dy To Port Antonio, Jamaica, Wodnea-
dpv lulv 8. Via Kingston. Jamaica.
July Copyright 1925, by the As-p-
clntcd Pross.l-Thc American cum
mandinr general here has lssued an or
der concentrating the troops ul-lh
their gallant achievements. brnH'
Lawtun. wheeler and Kent with the
officers and men undCr them, are cH-
pcclnlly commended. -.
The Incidents attending the death OF
Lieut.. ord son y the late Gen H. -.
G. ord. were dramatic. Ho MaA ~.
aide on the stan o. Cen. Hawkins ana
throughout the day Of the battle wa
active and energetic In getting the
troops up into line. lie was right Ia
the front rank when the sixth. Thlr.
teenth. TWonly-fourth and flNtcenih
regiments made their desperate chhfNe
ON san Juan hill. and was ono ~ the
frat officers 90 reach the summit. just
na he passed the brow Of the MI, ~
saw Splninrd lying on the ground
and pointing to him, he said.
Take care OF TINT man" Tho SPAN
lard saw the motion and. evidently
thinking Lieut. ord was ordering him
Killed. he raised His rilo and shot the
lieutenant dead.
The soldiers ~ the sixth Infantry,
ns Lieut.. ord was an officer AZ that
regiment, and very popular with th0
men, were Wild with rage, and literally
torn tho body of the snanlnrdH o. pieces
with bullets. They then kicked u in'o
a trench
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-07

Berlin. July G.-Thc speech delivered
by the q. =. ambassador 90 Germany,
Andrew n. white, at the Fourth OF
July banquet at i.eipalc last Monday
has been printed widely IN this country
and On much commented upon.
The Frankfort Zeltung prints the
speech verbatim and comments fnvorn-
biy up0n 10. and says Mr.. whites utter
nncri ought 10 be- needed here. The
Tigohlntt asserts that Il VIII ma echo
from FAR ana near Other pa
porH. however omit the portions which
were unfav0rnhlc o. Germany,
The Iokal Auzolger says Mr.. white
forgot 90 set forth tho rraHuna why
Germany ala not favor America during
tho present war
Tho foreign office has sent Emperor
william copy Of the ambassadors
speech. with the comments Of the lead
Ing papers,
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SPANS MILITARY cAnISrr.
~ Il. a Question Of Very short Time
Affair hi Turmoil.

- y
Madrid. July C.-The cabinet IL now
sitting. ana lts r.algnatinn may b. rec
Hardod 40 threatened, The sequel viii
probably De- u military cabinet under
Marshal Cnmp1s There viii also be,
most llllely q suspension ~ the con-
niltutlnnM guarantees. Al this hour,
midnight, the appearance OF the city
o. somewhat qulttor.
The ministers. on Issuing from the
council, were very reserved. They said
the government had no further news
from Eantiago, but only received a dis
patch ivom uen. Blanco asking Tor
capt, Aunon denied the report that
Admiral Camara would be ordered 20
return 20 spain Regardlng the state
mynts that Gen. Weyler was organic
inE uuti-coustltutIonal denominations.
Capt. Aunon said. ~ this be true.
The captain general OF Madrid viii
attend the game"
Gen, Llnaros has resumed command
m the army at Santiago. Duke Almn-
doyar de Rio has received several dis
patches Of coincidence from foreign
governments.
Senior Gamnzo. minister of public
instruction and public w0rka, had a
long audience with the queen regent
MS afternoon, and subsequently con.
ieUel with Duke Alm0d0var DC RIO
IN. foreign minister These interviews
nave caused much excitement.
lha queen regent has signed de-
,lfe promoting Col OrdOne2 and Col
E,cario 10 the rank " generals.
lh' government Will transmit 10 tn.
powers the protest OF the Cuban colo
hlhl chambers against the American
lNnslng Of Cuba, which the protest
seize territory"
Inc authorities kept the disaster tC
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Madrid. July 5.-Thc Spanish consul
at slngaporc wires the following mes
sage from Gen. August. captaln-gen'
crni ~ the Philippines
'The situation ~ unchanged. MY fam-
ny has succeeded In mifacuouHly ca-
Gaping from Mncahpra In boat, ahl,
having nasacd through the American
vsrsels b. nll arrived safely az Manila.
Gen MonvtH column In bcaicgcd ana
attacked at Mncnhura."
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ron Tum OMAHA rxrosirIoN.


The RIO GIando Western Railway nn-
nouncea daily rate OF $500 from salt
llhg Clty 20 Omaha ana return durlng
very best train service ana accofnnoda.
lions. Ticket Office. Dooly Biock. 100
w. Second South post once Corner.
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ruur room AND pR,Sx
Nobody

wants money back; that's
why we make such a show
Of the grocer's always having
it ready.
Sehiiiirgs Best baking
powder is best and goes a
third further. !.
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Bob Moore, Of La Fayetto. Ind. snvs
that for constipation he has found 81.
Wits Little Early Risers 10 be- porfeet
They never grippe. Try them Tor atom.
ach ana liver troubles. T.. O. gchramm
Mccormick Bldg. Cor. Main M
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CITY IlGEEI OEAlE. UNDER glSNNlC NALL.

Nu sou West second south street
Telephone Ma an
Railroad and steamship Tickets on sale
% nu paftI uf tho world.
Pullman Palace Car ticket nnirN
~ g. lIrRLEY.
Gen. Pass aud flckUt Agent
= W. ECCLIS
Grurrai Traffic Manager
". H. HANCNut o.
Nicc.iTusldont aud Gen. Manager
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD


Two Through Trains Daily
Hetwoon salt Lake city, ogden aud Lead
willie. cripple Greek, colorado springs, Dom
Yer and ~ paint. east only line running
prs on both morning ami evening trains.
= IA line, lu connection With the no tfandn
Western, reaches Denver rnfllvr man any
uf rnr. ur delayed trAlus. Take the tulo-
RADIO Midland sud save time ana enjoy tho
finest ride aud rrnndrst scenery in colorado.
agent. or .
~ b. HALEY. o. A. BROWN.
a. a. Gvn. Agent
Denver. Colo salt Lake Clty.
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prrAHr

Tor Ch.rarn. omaha, Denver. Kan.
ans tlty. ~ Louis, ogden and
rnrb Cly ....... ......... 100 am
For san Francisco. ogden. Cache
NHiiuy and intermediate points 10 "a IN
Tor uEdUu Denver. Kansas city
Omaha. - louis chicago aud
informed. ate point. ............ o Is pm
~ ana Saa iieaiIssp' .'''''.'. spa
sluf Mrfrur lurrhn. silver city.
lfuvu NpphI, sauurtn. Milford,
Frisco aud Intermediate points ~ "a m
fMlNtd train Tor Garfield Beach,
TuuolU aud Terminus ............ A. "a On
'Tralns south VI iuab run daily except
sunday.
fbally except sunday
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THG ENcFLLEYcE OF SYRrP on EIdS

Is due not only 10 the originality and
simplicity Of the combination, but also
10 the care nnd skill with which Il Is
manufactured by scientific processes
known 10 the CALIFORNIA Fi0 SYBur
Co. only. and we wish 10 impress upon
all the Importance OF purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup Of Figs Is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co.
only, n knowledge Of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured byothcr par.
ties. The high standing Of the CAfi.
ToRSiA Flo SYnuP Co. with the mcdi.
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup Of FIGS has
given to millions OF f'milios, makes
the name Of the Company a guaranty
Of the excellence Of ia remedy. II Is
far la advance Of all other laxatiyes,
as Il acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and Il does not rripc nor
nauscatc. Ir .iortoRct rs beneficial
effects, please remember the name OF
tho Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
san FELNcisCu. Cat
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There never was end mover
Will be anything In their columns
but that may be safely reed In
tho family circle.
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D,serst Eyr0.rr Nras : 6s per mo
ncs.rct EyrulHE Newt 80 per year
D5ssrrt emi Weekly News, AGO per year.
pslelst Weekly 800 per yeaf
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-28

We take much pride in the fact
that Logan boys, when they branch
out into strange lands, always
make themselves felt in what ever
vocation they may find themselves.
Mr.. Frank Pond left here some
time ago to travel for an Eastern
Shoe Company. He was marked
success and won the high conf
dence of his employers, and they
were not selfish in hisHusefulness,
but sanctioned his accepting a bet
ter position than in,their power to
bestow. He resigned and accepted
the curtain and carpet department
of the mammoth firm of Simonet
Brothers, saltwater, MINI. We
hear from him in this position and
are happy to say that success is
crOwning his efforts, and he is
winning wide reputation as the
pop ular "carpet and curtain man
with Simonet." The secret of
Franks success as a merchant lies
in his being tutored right. He was
raised business man by Stiers &
Co., of this city. They are one of
the mammoth and most successful
business firms in this valley. They
are strong business men; up-to.date
and progressive, substantial and
popular. 1t was life's opportunity
for Mr.. Pond to have been raised
with them, and his business ability
and progress, does not defame the
excellence of his tutorage.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-28

Among the colored population of
Hooking county. two marriages are
recorded in their ranks, they occur
red in the months of June and
August.
September of last year had the
smallest number OF happy couples
embark on the matrimonial sea-9.
April of last year was the banner
month and the probate judge issued
20 licenses.
The birth column shows an in
teresting state of affairs for study.
OF the 600 births in this county
during the year females have a
majority of 80. In September and
March the births were 70 each,
equally divided. In December the
births number 40 and the girls had
80 majority, which is the greatest
disparity in numbers between the
two sexes.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-06-28
Second Call.

This call is for the young boys
with patriotic spirit, ranging in
ages from s to Ia years, and Chas.
Rose has received orders to equip
$50 in the new regulation young
American sailor uniform consisting
of coat cut like a naval officers
mess jacket, with standing collar
buttoned to the neck, sailor trousers
with stripes and g sailor Sampson
cap. These goods are made of fine
denum and will wash. The price
is $1.5O per outfit. Come boys don't
be the last but make your friends
hearts rise with jealous envy.
Charles Rose,
The up-to-date
Clothier.