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tr9ftsnos Spar.
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ming at Den amsritanTte Statsiorfutnin8.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
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anleoning ufsntlis sraminsrst / 2onz
bons Stift.rst, iaulsoss iOm sngslF 2oO
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s, a~tturut Tom ou inter, for ou sr % ou
blir gn9lano bisreit, ps6sl % biarsite
SSipt."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
SfjGbncn.

Ut p9re fatti9 sr liot ilemt,
Oct mango not forrsmmsr,
Do man t~iliibeiat % glsmt
Snart blir at foroums @snnsr.
Den 2rsit, en- fdar, er ii iad let:
Gig Tom bu Ielp bar rsost.
6pis ou ret bapbe brust bit BET,
Sda bar en- Maao bu blepet.
Sdo Sat for benne isb. Srsit,
Den biGlpsr gprbsr bore
% ipaIsr milbt ct iorefulbt grpft,
Oct eisr bit Sisrte ssrs.
Msn at ies aloris big 9eipGr
Oil gisrs, ou begriber.
Ger piI ieg raaont pad ct StiGr.
Gno martrss al en- Tiger.
Gr Stiebnen | Dor ssen Wast,
Sopem tueo onbe 2pitsr,
Saa ban | Griitelier si falbt
8 aamp mob Msrtets 5prifers
sc pda big ielp | ssst Spell.
Stands os bstrast bet nsie.
9d bill bu not is eene Seil
Neb Sialens inors Gie.
Dilmar, Winn.. Sept. 1899.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
HscsItees a. eettss

Q, tipessr 500 Selsuntns 'sr bpd,ersntefa I'll.
,eIes al gaiarrn, tom iihs tan iureres res Halls
Catarrh Cure.
n. 3. Gheneh & TO-, fsiebs. o.
81 uneerteeuett bar fsHot q. 3 Qhenep be NeN,
IS Gar, pa amer BAN for at pxrs en- belt ae aeerlia
Vaaub | ale Observation-Disclosures. % ior at p1re
Nuanas't iitsnb I'll at us'sre aus birnaets 6srpIa'
tslier
@.a q 1rnar. @bsIiaI, Erisaihs, Toiseo. Q.
@dletra ainan & Nlrpin.
Halls catauh Cure iases ~ineporfes o. strfr ..
rtffs raa Slcest % Spfsuiste SliuppsrHahs, Trts
rs Gents pr. Glafe. eoIses be- ale arusaiteS.
Zen " ou,er Grafis.
Saus Hauiliepller CO es tseRe-
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

Only the rich can practice economy
with success.
A sharp, pencil Is sure to make Its
mark in the world.
Any man. cin agree with woman,
but 1t seldom does any good.
4 The bigger bore man is the more
he shoots OF his mouth.
Some OF the so-called pugillsts
should try scrap-Iron tonic.
When q man is busy he never ad-
mires another who sings Mt his work.
Some men are willing to pay cash for
everything except their debts.
AS the moth is 10 the flame, SO is the
fool skater to the danger sign.
A girl is usually willing TO strike 4
match Is a man has money to burn.
A coal, dealer says: "As We Journey
through life We must live by the
weigh" M
We often wonder II the prince OF
Wales doesn't feel that his life Is being
thrown away.
The man who spent the summer con-
structing air-castlcs is now trying to
borrow heat for the air.
The poor man must go and weather
the storm, while the rich man can stay
at home and storm the weather.
History tells us that the ancient
Egyptians hOnorcd cat when dead.
The ancient Egyptians were wise in
their day and generation. : Chicago
Daily News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-05
REFLECTIONS OF 4 BACHELOR

Virtue apologies a lot more than Sin.
You can repent In haste as easily as
you can marry At leisure.
The more clothes some women want
the less they seem to like to wear.
Eve knew she did not like apples.
She only wanted TO see how much she
disliked them. @s@
After thirty, woman's sweetest
memory is that when she was married
She ate no more than bird.
The funniest thing Is how women try
10 keep warm from their feet up by
wrapping UP theic neck and shoulders
New York Press.
a mans wife and his money are soon
parted.
Flannels keep out as much sentiment
as they do cold.
When love comes of age 1t does not
grow hopeless. only more selfish.
Not even truthful looking-glass can
convince vanity that 1t Is not beautiful.
The longer man meets the eXpecta-
tons Of his wife, the surer she Is TO be
suspicious of him.
The wors. danger of all is when she
shows you photographs OF herself when
she was a baby.
One kind is the kind that likes to have
you think that II she wanted to be bad
she could make history talk of nothing
else for Il thousand ycars.-New York
Press.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, JANUAnY25. 1900.


1t Is gratifying to note that the inaug-
furation speech Of Governor Roosevelt.
of New York, Is receiving favorable
comment from Democrats as well as
Republican papers His emphatic de-
3claration of his ideas of honest govern
ment have received ready endorsement,
which is largely due to the confidence on
6 the part of every one in the integrity
and the sincerity of the man.
From a Republican standpoint the
New York Tribune reflects the senti-
ments of the party in general when 1t
comments on the essentials of the gov
sernor's policy contained In the speech.
He Is a party man. says the Tribune.
and lie intends to work with his party
and be loyal TO it In all things that be-
long TO It. but he will never render to
party what belongs to the state, and
the state Is the first consideration. ut
is evident that no 'iconoclast need ex-
pect the governor TO use his power to
break down parties, as some Of the pco.
pie who once thought they wanted to
support him and then thought they did
not. were inclined to hope"
& The Tribune thinks also thatit is cv-
idcnt that party men need not expect
the governor to make appointments
merely on account of pressure. regard
{ less Of fitness. Governor Roosevelt. as
q sincere and honest party man. will
have the proper spirit back of his public
s acts and measures, and will bring to
5 every task Il high character, earnest
purpose. lofty aim. and high intelll-
gence." He is not the sort OF man who
will have broken promises charged
against him, whatever the critics may
expect. It's not expected that the pub
Z lie vii! be disappointed In their antlci-
Z pations concerning Governor Roosevelt.
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Politics this Year.

The Philadelphia Press. commenting
year is not likely to be marked by any
startling events Of that nature. This
fact means. Of course, that there will be
little to occur which will prcciptate agi-
tation and disturbance in the political
atmosphere in this year preceding the
next presidential year. State elections
will be few and not OF great import
ancc. thought they will excite more or
less, interest. But the point of the arti-
: Gle in the Press is contained in the fol-
lowing paragraph. which is worthy OF
consideration in estimates concerning
the future:
e One Of the facts to be demonstrated by
the events OF the year Is whether the Re-
mony which now porvades Its ranks and
enter the Presidential canvass OF 1900
united, aggressive and Irresistible. Thanks
! TO the Hnsacity and craftsmanship Of
stronger condition to-day than Ii has been
since 1850. There Is no reason why THIS sit
uatIon should not continue. The only pos
( sibility Of its being disturbed Is by the con-
teStS LOT UWleu states ScnatOrSnlTS u oc.
cur In n number OF state Legislatures and
by unwlse legislation In the next Congress.
5 But It IL not probable that either OF these
causes will be n disturbing force. and the
close OF 1890 Is likely to find the Republi-
can party. as harmonious US 1t begins the
year. r
It's is all true. and 1t may be added
that the confidence in the admlnistra-
ton will doubtless be greatly increased
J sith the satisfactory settlement OF the
war problems which arc to be settled
during the year.
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TO PREVENT GRIE

You Ought to Wear Powdered Sui.
phur in Your Shoes.
{, a Chicago physician writes to the
Daily News Of that city us follows:
In'Iny daily papers Of December 90
find that there are supposed to be
something like 100000 cases OF Strip In
New York city and that 1t Is also pre-
vaillng largely in Washington, Philn-
dclphia and other cities, and is now
threatening Boston. 1t Is q fact that
when it was prevailing rs an epidemic
largely In our city few years ago l
ascertained. by Inquiry of my officers at
Ryam's match factory that Of the forty
three persons employed there not one
had been troubled by It.
/ have at various times told the press
how many at Memphis. Tenn. Cinclud-
ing the agents of the Howard Bcnevo-
lent aSSociation). escaped the terrible
epidemic OF yellow fever there (as they
claimcd) by wearing powdered sulphur
In their shoes-also the evidence OF Il
distinguished German medical writer,
translated into English, that wearing
sulphur In this way has proved Il COM
pletc protection against cholera and
other epidemic discases: also that those
working the sulphur mines Of Italy cs-
cape the malaria which prevails all
about them: also that sulphur In the
shoes has cured various cases of rheu-
matism: also that sulphur taken inter-
nally or worn In the shoes has sufficient
power to pass through the body, the
clothing and the pockctbook. biacken-
Ing the silver there.
! l find In the London Lancet that no
less authority thnn the president OF the
Institute OF Civil Engineers OF London
declares that the sulphurous vapor prp-
duccd by the combustion Of coal in that
city kills the disease germs IN the at
mosphcre.
1t seems TO me duty, at this time, 10
again suggest rs widely as possible that
sulphur Is very cheap. and whether 1t
destroys or keeps out germs OF disease
from the body or only acts upon the I'M
aSlnation II cannot do much harm to
try II.
In the Scott County IMiss.) Register
OF June 10 last Will be found an account
oil how the agents OF the Howard Ben
crolent association, Mt Memphis, cs-
capped yellow fever by wearing sulphur
In their shoes.
Half u tcaspoonful Of powdered sui
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erai ;dizcontent prevailed. while In the,
year Just closed the conditions were
Just the reyc e.
This does not mean that, all or even q
large number Of unemployed men re-:
sort to murder md suicide and theft.
butt proves the theory. that in times OF
contentment and prosperity there is
less crime prevalent than In times OF
agitation. discomfort, idienexs and star
walton. for there Ia less incentive among
the criminal classes. When the causes
are. lcss there Is less desperation. fewer
demoralizIng Influences that contribute
to disorder, fewer temptations presented
TO obtain by unlawful means that
which comes with good times. less de-
spair that Grives men to take their own
lives. Tho moral atmosphere OF the
whole countrytis improved. That is the
history OF conditions OF all countries. It
has been the history OF the world. II Is
q psychological. natural fact which
cannot be disputed.
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PASSING PLEAsANTRlEs.

Next TO It.-"Your husband doesn't
smoke, Mrs. Price," mo: but he some
times fumes.'-Chlcago Record. *
Ills First Thought.-First Tramp.
"what do yer tlnk OF dis pure beer
idea?" Second Tramp-"I wish dcy'd
Jest make me one OF de inspectors!"--
Puck.
81 always believe In giving every man
his due" Yes. but you carry 1t TO an
extreme" How so?" you never give
men anything but due bills for what
you owe them" cleveland Leader.
Mrs. Clippcrton-"1've come to the
conclusion that will not say another
word against my nelghbors." Mrs.
Witherby-"On the principle. I suppose,
that there Is nothing more to be said.''
Detroit Free Press. ~
His Principle.-"Are you in favor OF
an open-door policy?" "Well." said Ag-
uInaldo, II suppose the door will have
to be open. But want II understood
right now that propose TO be there TAX
ing tickets. "-WashinGton Star. ttA
Jenne-"HerbIc. 1t says here another
octogenarlan's dead. What's an octo.
gcnarian2" IIerbie-"Well, ! don't just
know what they are. but they must be
awfully sickIy creatures. You never
hear of 'em but they're dylnS."-Brook-
Ign Life. ID, - .sST Il
'.And were you homesIck In Porto
Rico my SOM" asked the Chicago faith
er of his soldier son. mo. father, / was
not. As soon as heard the island had
been annexed to the United States. l
felt as II 1t were already suburb OF
Chicago. Statesman.
at seems we were all mistaken about
old Crocsus and his pretty young Wife"
How so?'' why. every one said he
bought her, you know" And didn't
hep" apparently not. 1t seems: 10
have been lease. They're In the d.
vorce court already. Chicago Evening
Post. ts=aG
Mrs. Fogg-"Mr. Selah preached a
beautiful sermon this forenoon. So
helpful, too, He said we should make
our calling and election sure Mr..
FoSg-"Election sure! What does he
know about politics, anyway? You
never can be sure now that they have
the Australian ballot. boston Tran
script.
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Good Times VS.. Crime.

1t is noted that criminal statistics for
the year just closed show remarkable
decrease in murders. suicides, embez-
elements and other evils from those Of
( 1897 and 1896. In 1898 the decrease in
the number Of murders was about two
thousand from the number the year
previous and three thousand less than
in 1896 The Chicago Tribune calls at
tention to the fact that the number OF
suicides was not only less than in 1897.
but there were fewer lynchinSs and
other acts of lawlcssness than In any
year since 1890. The amount of money
involved In dcfalca,!ons was q little
more than half that in the previous
year.
There Is more than ordinary signin-
canoe In these figures. 1t IL evidence
that this part OF the world at least. is
growing better and there Is cause for
thankfulness on that score. In connec-
ton with the rccorthin this regard In
1898 II Is well to note also that colnci-
dent with the showing Is the fact that
the year 1898 was remarkable for Its
great prosperity. the volume of trade
and commerce and production being
unparalleled In the history OF the coun-.
try. This means, and statistics bear
out the statement. that there were few
err men out OF employment, fewer oilers.
There were fewer incentives to lawlcss-
ness. ami much greater contcntmcnt
prevailed everywhere. When we con-
slider that the number OF murders COM
mlttcd In 1896 was 1858, while II was
but 1910 In 1895, we are also reminded
that In 1896 there were thousands moro
idlcrs throughout the country and gen.
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legal IoGces.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. In Chanccry. No. 1914.
Johanna Stcnmlnn. cxecutriX OF the last
VIII and testament OF Carl Steinmann,
deceased, and others, We. Mary Goodwin
and others.
BY virtue OF an order entered In tho
above entitled cause on the Goth day OF
December 1875. 1t was referred to the in-
dcrsigned commissioner OF the said court
TO ascertain and report: ETrT
PRISTINE present market value OF the
real estate described In the bill In this
cause; tho persons now entitled thereto
with their respective interest therein, and
whether or not 1t can be partitoncd In
kind among them. -
Second-The amounts and priorltles OF
The liens on said real estate, by whom In
are payable, and what liens. II any, on
said real estate are null and void, or
have been satisfied and discharged, and
should be released. - -
Third-Any other matters or things re.
quired by. any OF the parties TO this suit
or deemed pertinent by said commissioner,
Notice is hereby given TINT the under
signed commissioner has fixed upon Tues
day. January q, 1892 Mt 10 o'clock a, m,
MS the time, and his office, at No. Iii
Chaplinc street, In the city OF Wheeling,
IN Ohio county, West Virginia, ms the
place Mt which he will proceed to ascor-
said order of reference required.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF
December. lS9S. C. p. FLICK,
Commissioner.
c. Z. Morris and Meyer g. Ncsbtt. Solic-
itors for ComplaInnnts desI.s
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II.

If woman is patriotic she never de-
serts her cOlors.
II lies had only legs they wouldn't be
able TO travel quite so fast.
II love made the world go round there
would be fewer revolutions.
If man Is given his daily bread he
kicks because 1t isn't Suffered.
II some men fail 10 get their just TO-
serts they have cause for rejoicing.
fla. girl proposes marriage TO L man
She merely tries to make name for
herself.
II. ~ man is as honest as the day Is
long II is sometimes well 10 turn the
searchlight on his night record.
If a girl tells n young man she can
put her skates on without help us fool
ish for him TO waste any more lime IN
that direction.-Chlcago Daily News.
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The Grand Duke Cyril Vladimiro-
witch. the cousin Of the Car OF all the
Russias, who Is making a trip around
the world. has arrived In New York city
from the west. and the society folks are
splitting their jaws in practicins the
art of pronouncing his name smoothly
In his presence. The young man.
though handsome and attractive. does
not seem to be looking for an Ameri-
can heiress and there are many disap.
pointed ones.
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Let's sce-isn't thcywar with Spain over?
What are all these hostile proceedings at
1lollo about? When did we declare war on
the natives OF the Philippines? And Is It
another war FOR humanity" or-what?-
Register. 80
Yes. the war with Spain Is over, or
will:be when the treaty OF peace Is rat
lied by the proper authorities OF both
countries. The hostile proceedings at
1lollo originated between the spaniards
and the insurgents. and Is traceable
back to the Spanish commander In
charge before the evacuation. We have
not declared war on the natives OF the
Philippines. but, as an honorable Ma
tion, under existing circumstances, are
under obligations to establish and
maintain peace and order in the islands
until the question OF government for
them Is settled. Just as we are In Cuba,
where the work has already begun.
Would the Register have the country
disgrace itself by Ignoring this rcspon-
slbility?
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NOTICE no LIEN HOLDERS.

~ .--
TO all persons holding liens by Judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or amy
part thereof, OF Carl Stelnmann, other
wise known as Charles Stcinmnnn, Jr,,
Johanna Stcinmann. August SteInmann,
William Stelnmnnn. Katie l.. Moss. TO-
hanna Meyer, Herman Steinmann, Lud.
Wig Stclnmnnn and his heirs, Anna
Iuergens or her heirs. Charles Munchc-
meyer and his heirs, or on the interests
OF my OF them IN aud TO the north half
OF lot number SIX tGl In square number
twcnty-four CD .of SpriGg and Rltchie's
addition, formerly called Richie Town.
now known ms the Eighth ward OF tho
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West
Virginia: 80
In pursuance OF decree OF tho circuit
court OF Ohio county, made In n cntIgc
therein pending. wherein Johann Stein.
mann, cSCcutriN OF the last will and tcs-
lament or Carl Stclnmann. deceased, and
others, are plaintiffs. and Mary Goodwin
and others are defendants, You are hereby
required TO present all claims hold by vol,
ana each OF you against Carl Stcnmanu,
otherwise known aR Charles StenmniA'
Jr". Johanna. Stc!nmann. AUGUST Stein.
mann, William Stclnmann. Katie l..
Moss, Johanna Never. Herman Stein.
Anna JuCrEcnS or her heirs Charles
MHnch"meyer and his heirs. which ARD
liens unon said real estate or any mart
thereof. for adjudication at my Office, nj
40 ~ Chnplinc street, In the city OF
Wheeling, In said county. on or before tho
nth day OF january, 1880.
Given under my hand this 21d day OF
Commissioner Circuit Court OF Ohio
County. 81 -
C. L. Morris and Meyer & NesbIt, Attor.
ncys for Complainant dc24.s
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The cleaning and dyeinS firm OF F.
Strff & Son are located at the old stand.
No. 1l49 Market street. where they make
n speciality In the cleaning. dyelng,
pressing and repairing of gentlemen's
clothing. Old suits cleaned. dyed. re-
bound, refined and repaired to look
equal 10 new at small cost Also
plumes and tips cleaned, colored and
curled on short notice at T. Striff &
Sons, 1l49 Market street. opposite
Schenk & Sons Mont Store. - s. u.
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The Preacher and the Postum

We Ind n 'posSum supper
De preacher como ter gee:
But Gey wnrn't Il bit or possum
Fer de chlllun, or fer me.
Fer dc preacher nS 4 blcssln'
I'm pass his platc ell cup,
En- dcs In bout minute
lie cat de 'possum up.
lie say: II likes dc gravy,
likes de 'taterE. too:
II takes Il whole. fat postum
To pull dc preacher through"
He nN des one mo- bicsgln',
Don pile his plate on cup;
En- scoop In all de drcssin'-
Dcs cat de possum up!
En- don he climb dc pulpit.
En- fer tic text he reach;
But couldn't say n single word.
Kaze he too fill ter preach.
At ms lie IN en- tor en-:
dds weather mos too col;
| rwinc home. believers,
En- res my suff'rln aoul,"
.i. Frank l.. Stanton
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.lSAlAl.. Psxpes
s'As w ABSOLUTELY pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
noscxoe krs
phur h each shoe or stocking is consld-

cred to be sufficient
did my best last spring TO put these
facts, (for tho protection OF our soldiers)
before our. army and navy officials at
Washington do not know whether
anything was done about the matter by
our medical officers there, but have
received letters from army officers and
men that with sulphur In the shoes they
had no fevers and also found the sui
phur complete protection against
ileas.; On December .. ] received In
letter. from Captain Julius a. Palmer
the following:
by the way. In view OF your frequent
recommendation OF comon sulphur. 1t
came'to my notice recently that on Call
fornla ranches where walnuts are pre-
pared for the, market the shells are
bleachcd by the use OF birthstone fumes,
and that the men having charge OF that
work are never touched by the grip. In
fuenza or other cpIdemics which attack
their fellow-lnborefs on the same es-
tatesn n w at-.rf5 t4- NrE.l