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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
oh.stnst Rlazo Lyon District.

Correspondence of Tho Argus.
Wo ro often ohoorcd by distant music Of mo
shay Drum Corps
burr ou of Mouougah, was hero visiting
his Lo.t grl oupo moro.
Woars sorry 20 note John Grimes IS worry W.
but hDpo Doe will recover.
1hc o. %. quarterly Meeting will bo held ~
this place about tho lst ofJuiy.
$50 notice sam Shay as nov buggy aud
uow him and the girls are just nyiug around
Mrs. j w. Combs i- uo better. She tuksaf
going back 90 ldah" iu boies OF gaining hof
health again.
Dr. Eug'o ani wif, auJ Mrs. saau NlobcIf
OF Concord wor. visiting Hrs Margaret -lmy
Saturday avid sunday
Two Of Pleasant valley smiling youths
came oyer aud attended, uur singing ,cbu0i
-0uday Might hu' whom hoy returned tligT
never smiled again.
Tho o. % O. auE q. q. d.. s.. ST.. Of Aus'ehf
elme alf tY Shay church in uniform aud after
listening i1 1u able sermon by Goo Row Mon
der they proceeded to the cemetery whore
grasi many beautiful wre3tus oud Uuquotsof
flowers wtic trcwu iu romom0o.a.e5 a.. 80
sleeping brothers
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
Take Notice

KNGwooD. w. VA. juno ~. 500.
Notice is hereby given that ] will be
at Crauosville, w. Va, on saturday.
June ~, 1899, and also on Friday and
saturday, juno 25 and %. 90 receive
payment OF all notes and accounts duo
IA. w. Clements, OF Gainesville
AN parties knowing themselves iu.
deoted 20 the said Clements, will please
call and settle on one or the other of the
above dates.
Suit will ba brought on all claims re-
naming iu mv hands after June oath.
Very respectfully.
b. T. BROWN
Trustee ia Bankruptcy for n W..
Clemeals. -. 81
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
EnlerlnInment Ihal vi EnlerlaIn

In the Court House June 5lh atsp m.. under
tho auspices Of tho EDwprfi League there will
Boz given "a bigb c.a.s musical and sIocutiouary
entertainment by Mr.. COL ~. Rocd and Miss
Lucille " Reed Mrs Reot &, pianist Of ra rs
technique and soIoisf aud con sort singer of
beauty and powor. uCrdaugbier though only
boo hcr twentieth yolr ba- made fattorine
DEL. utaflon as "a realistic iuporsonafo Tor and oiD.
cutionisf Hor rccitss will cover ~ wide Gold
Of subject ard greatest variety lu sentiment
pr BOO OF nInI-.Inn IN and N 81.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
Deaths Doiugs

Died ~ his home over ON Muddy
Creek Ui.i, about haif way between
AlbrightsYiiIc and Valley Point the
venerable Jesse Martin. ON Friday
night June 9th, 1899 at $50 o'clock.
aged about eightr years. Ills death
was caused bY old age uud general
debility The burial took place sun
day iu the cemetery 90 the Sit Union
church His wife preceded him on
January 4th last and three children
survive all grown and married. seven
children had died and gone before to
the spirit land
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
show Comingi

Tho frst Tent show ~ Tho season. VIII visit
KiuRwood on Friday. June 23 % 81 George ".
Bodf0rds Carnival of Novelties a show that
comes Co u- highly recommended by tbe Press
am pubNc everywhere. They have many new
a nd sensational acis-qtnd feoturos that have
never been presented to the pnbl before "A
parade on The street and Grand Free Exhlb 5.
ton viii be- given 20 uoon.
Admission - ots. ohldron .I5cts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
FAMILY TIES.

william n Thornton 80 and Virginia Barn es
q.
Both natives " Pennsylvania.
Archibald McOrobio 90 and Rachel Martin iG
Natives 81 tbis county
@ %. LaHuo 90 aud 4. " Paugb ~
Native PrestOuitus.
q.
ProttOuianq.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15

Or. Geo Il. hardy. Dcptist Of Torra
Alta, viii he At Rc'dSville. June 10th
and remain da,s; GladeSvilir, June
In ana remain DAYS. First class
dental work guaranteed. and teeth ex.
tractcd without pain by the use OF
Iropoleue. Call early and make ar,
engagements for work. ct
Mir. O. :. Cary Is in town to-d6y-ho Is Busl
ness Manager OF Geo. W. Bcdforts show Mr.
cay has been the Manager of several good
shows that have visited our town In the mast
10 year.. lie managed IIur bert & Hunting
the ". Va Main Show-Sp rks & Allen. Nome
OF them hut what h,S glvoH the best Of satis-
faction. Nr Cary assures Us tho Bedford
show Is by f,r the best pesfo manos that has
been given by any show that he has ever
brought here
Only two weeks from next Tue sdav
morning early, till the great blg Fourth
OF July, independence Day we cele-
brate, will be here, il il don't rain or
tho T. x. * f. train get of the track
What is kingwood going TO doP WIN
we just simply stay at home and get
full on lemonade aud other refresh
ments or will we go fishing or picnic.
nicinP somewh here We would like to
know in time TO ORDER our bait before
the rush begins, for is the early bird
that catches the worm.
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VIII Soon DC Gone.
1H Delay Not, but Write
for Maps at Once,

toR SALE, l wili Offer at private
sale 20 the highest bidder AS follows;
oAe good mare. one I year old horse. I
one horse wagon. set OF harness. .
piowS. IHos CONIE,
West IInrrn AM IA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15
HTEAT MARKET
Al The Old Stand on Price S,lc,l,

Fresh and Salt Meats olw,ya
ou hand.
Oystcr and Fish iu Season.
Your Patronage Solicited
CuAS. Is. SMITH,
Proprietor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15

Saturday evening Miss Madgs Nc
Cartuey arrived from Washington, Pa.
TO visit Miss Maud Brown and act as
ore OF the bridesmaids. Miss Mozart.
ney 10 graduate OF the Young Ladies
Seminary at Washington and a school.
mate OF Miss Brown. Monday evening
Miss Mary Brown, another class-mate
Of the same school arrived from Penn.
sylvania 20 act as bridesmaid also, as
there will be four, two from Kingwood
and two from Washington, Pa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-15


interesting time is reported
we note from the Parkersburg papers that J.
raymond Maitiugiy young att rucy OF that
bat been admitted 10 prartiCe law Inn ne
Federal Court Of the United states.
Dr. Hanson A Jarrett the Grafton Dentist.
viii be az TIE ra Alta June l3ih aud remain 4
kinEwo. d. June l9th aud remain 9 days. Call
carry aud secure Work BOO good limo.
George T. Parker. who runs Tho Kinpwooi
Electric Light Plant. was married to Niss
Bertha l. Brahsm "a & the residences Of Isy shcrn
Elisha Thomas in KrRwood ON Thursday.
June sth 1890, by Rev. IS. d. Nutter. Of the ~.
Y church.
Eurcnlus - King. ~ This county. has boon
granted a pension ~ 80 por month. Mrs Nancy
Myrcs OF junction, has boon granted r.
widow pension Of 81 per month, aud Samuel
~ rayl or, Of Amhersburg has been raised
from g. 60 81 per month.
we note fcw changes in tho County
Institute list sent out by Supt. Trottcr
One is that Prof Arthur Powell, Of
Marion. Ohio, is TO be one OF the In
structors for Preston county in place
Of Prof y. ~ Deahl, Of Columbia
College
Last Saturday Edmund Nessoufor. Commits
sI3.et Tor kiuEwu1l and = q. Reed Tor Reno
make a county road of tna Old railroad track
over tunnel Hill and put DO up in good shape
9uid p bridge on Che north side of the TRACK a.
laltiie tturo. aud do away with Che old road
on the Kingwo0d side from tbe bridge up so
fhat aIl travel cHn 30 tho other way at much
8 the people of chat section aud thoy ars VOL
lfsss8 WEI ~,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Wabe Hopmonb

Millmur. - Mabe Hapmonb
wuroe -. @iuiams, Sobn oeS Fras
Iioenten Sobn Miuiams bon Der So
tai Selepbon Gr6an9e, aui Der Saso
9etootet,
Santitone.- 6ier wuroe Srciz
tag Der I. Subre0ta8 beS Nintlep
Neuer aui Dem @ir6boie, uuI Dem 81
Dem Sctcr5 gum Opicr 9eiollene Fer.
ionen be0raben iiuo, entlpre0eno be-
8on9en.
.-WtontaQ Wor=
gen murbe ). Siepatrid BON Sainoia
Gitp, 81. pom eiuem .3u9c Der Wtin.
ueopolio Il Ct. youiS Sabn, AM benz
CT ais blinOer Faiiagier iubr, iiberz
inbren uno aui Der Steue 9etootet.
YHuerne. - Ger IS Sabre ate
Sloucp Somnleno wuroe Wonta9 aul
Der SelobiIbnerla9o our6 einen SduB,
Der li6 ;uiduis eutluo, setootet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
SIb=OafOtd.

6otS e.-0r. e. Saui6,
ein grabuirter pen NeiOelberS, lit iilr
bas Slat loiu college alS Spra6ens
lebrer geli6ert worben.
Glart. - Sn lester 0onnerlta9
gta6t bransen Ginbre6er in g. On
oerl ions Store uuo ~erteuteien 800 in
gaar uno S6muflU6en.
Nberbeen.- Sas Gomite iiir
Nuibriuoum9 bon ,SoupS ;ur Setung
Der Neiietoiten Ser Soloaten bieleo
StaateS pom Gan francisco in Die
Seimatb bat Ben Antbeil, ben Srown
County III lie fern bat, uui 81 500 be
itimmt.
Nrltngton.- Pint. Suunid' 6
Sdeune wuroe Gam tag pom Slie
setrolien uno eingedl6ert. Sm Seuer
fameu a6t quite Yferoe UNI, llno Is
Sonnen 0eu nebit 0rei9mal6ine uno
lOniti9em Nterseratb wuroen non Dem
Slammen per,ebrt. Der S6uoen wiro
auf $1,000 ab9elddBt tetne &erli6e=
rllng.
Y|ierre. - SaS nele Nospital,
wel6er bier BON Shpeltern Der DRIFT
li6en yiebe errittet miro, miro IN
nGdlter lSo6e er0iinet meroen.
StourNouS.-Nus Subtert
scr llnter'dlaguHs pom $1,000 be
i6uloi0t, muroe in ,>linoi9 ojn0iel
gcmadt unO bterbtr ;ur &erontmor
tult9 9ebraht.
Seaomooo.- EeBteN Goultu,
tdmpiten so Fcrl0HW 9e9eu etu 2&alo
ftuer iijolih Don Gn9temooo, mn err
Ge3en },Jtuo max man oeS Neuer'
6Crr 9cpor0Cu, m0ourh bic Der Crt
ldoit DrobguocN'eio1y beieiti9tmuroc
NnOoptr.-N}onto0 AbtnO iep
ten &iupgr, rje nit Gtreihbolierl
pjtltcn, oo9 biciiQc EN~nt9ebduOe mi
cem 9|luoou,r Mou9 III &ranO. I'll
Ncipom ,'icrot tam III BEN Nlonme.
nm, mo mcbrerc (ouner Soeu rpuroe.
uonomielbcurer;gbrt. Ger SdNocri'
lin uouitdu0iger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
JJDrb.Nufptn

Sail Njtu l00rrlponotni J.
Clcrti >o9. Ncrmt9pon (ooo Gounz
tn, W,tuu., brodtc Nonntr'tu9 orCl
Nol66lut IuOloner pon &otcr eout
tD, Nijnr., Die bier perb0rtet mnrotn
inter Der %JuiduloI8un9 0e9 @rOB
oicbltQhlc9 rad W}tnne'ota. yes
ten @jonto8 murce &>crm. Storfe
-,"1 o.'I' N'%,s ',,, n,r4 w.,
a,o,y"'.' ,0>,.;' ,r ,,;,' s '5,r.
.'..>' %..l'. N"' %,' ;Gr. M,;,ner,
l,Un Sy~...'' y, n S%I ~, MN s5 zoo
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y'."',.. , ,y''T ]to,t Do"t'.'' ;Gr,. rso "tr,
,n ,.S. .on,', ,,,,n, ,,..,,'' 9s ,fts,,
Ll'I V'l'''" H''!,'''s,, S%na,So,s t,t
M;s.', o. " ,', "n;rre5 ~ eir6,n6orS iibsr,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

llniere CONNER Sans, mdbreuo
Der 90rlScn Suiion 81 50 pertauit,
ltRt .SI.OD
W}dmner Nunp 9Selt Eat. 6nli,
ME biliger ais 81 50 pertauit, Jest
$3.50
Inner Qorser &Orratb al Otdn-
ner CONNER Sans, nit Der 0ono
0eudht in alien SOrben, INNER per
tduit III $3.50, 50. 70, 81 uno
%, Ollc ueuen Stul9 ieet ~3
Wtduuer &ici Nio Cans in alien
Nr0Reu mo &reitcn, mcrtb $500
IeGt %2.25
Ghtc Sotin Golf iiir Wtdrmer,
mcrtb =, lcGt.........%l.5O
Wtiuucr Gdnuo0 Gdru5e nit Et=
Der bciept uno leocrum GoblT
IGCES
M(duucr Gcmi9 Sdu5t 39ctS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

y0rr riuru Gatarrb beilen mill, miiB NIT
benz Wlnt aniauseu. Sooo's S%ar'aparilla be
ie,tiot Die llriate oieies uebels NM be'lt eas
torr6 oaeurt, paB lie oas SlIt relrlat.
.Sooo's Yiacu ipirten miloe, aber RAID nno
,itrr AMI eSle Weber unp Den Naaeu, 25c,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

Eulbel per Nter. -SDcrr Nenrp 9teuz
mann bat SEN Goutrntt iilr sic Gre
rittun0 zines Nlnh9 @~&orcbouieS mr.
ote Wc5rlccr M,0rin IN Carlisle er'
ho(tcu. III Der Gomjtlc oc@ A1errr
Gortb ljt6cn orei &juocr an Der Nlp9s
tbtria ou,ujcou uuo murcc Ser FdnlIz
je bcrcjt9 por tiui0eu >SO0cU elm &ino
DON ser b0itu @rUntbcit htHat49cs
roiit. M}an 9lalbt, 6OB olc atront
belt ouyA &ciuhtuot uon 4. Faul
ctu9elhleppt Wlroe.
NleranoriO.-&n No.0e elmer
Nctition iciten9 Scr &lrgcr oot Der
StoNnatb beihloien, iiir ote oNh".
net &ano" Enitrumcntc onilIonr j.,
bod mus oicielbe m0hcntlib> GoN@
certe ueronitalten mo ollie orentlI6r
Muiit obue &er0iituu5 tJefern. III
Ser WittmoN 9t09t muroe oaS I'M
laomeitli6en (beile Der Staot 9ele9ene
9Sobnbaus oeS 6errn Is. u. Wflller
pom Slip setroIIen uno Slemlid ltart
bei6doist. 0uS NauS mnros III Sralo
oeiett, sic ,slummen uber l6lell 9es
l0iht. Die &nlallen enttametl llilz
perlebt aber Ser burd S6ret berpor7
ee1uiene .3uitanc pOn 6rol WS'ller nj
Elm beoeutlthcr.
Woorb 3. - PIN Wttttmod)
9lbeno bielten bic &ertreter Der 9tortb
meitern Som, Swiue IL Ntbre eomz
PAM in @emeinl6aft nit Der ble'I9eI
.SuiineB WtenS Nieciation" cine 81.
pllno ub, in welher Die lebtere d!
older Vano in 6iuS 2looition ais &o=
ms oiierirte uno ioulti9e llnter'tlt
una perlprat, menn oje Gompn8rtt
nod in bielem l1erblt cine Ylbre Ntlu
nit elmer Gupacitdt ltGrt Senl9, I'm
10, 900 5oumen Strob per Sabr 81
u%erbrouhen, erri6ten meroe. Nel
&orihla9 wuroe ncceptirt. Sobull
ros WcbiuSe erribtet III. erb6lt 81.
Gomnoonis nen souibriei iber ga,
QonN
m,o;, 1,s aohnbor Sc,
~ ~ ro1obr,nt y, onn,,in,
=, Scion, Gonrtn rnnTor ON Mittmol
Nbeno non yuei Ginbrehern beim9e
iudt, Die pom lerrn (~1elebrant entoet
uno pou Inn uno pon ieinsm Sobn
neriplot wuroen. Die Gjnbrehc
;AoV,, ;Lra Raro(ner oui Sic ie lErr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

welhe in sltcn sSertten %intereitrt inn, lpllten nitt
@Yerfetlen, unitr Vtincn Itpurtemcnt 81 belldtlgel1, "a
mir in r~emielben unwictrteblih ~nierrise prei'e onse-
iest tabtn.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
Too Much Work Ahead.

Madison, Wis, April AT the end
OF the twelfth week of its session the
Wisconsin legislature finds itself with
vast amount of work still on its
hands and the prospects bright for a
session of three more weeks at least.
1t was found necessary to withdraw
the resolution for adjournment April
IA and another to have all bills re-
ported by April l. A great deal OF
time has been consumed trying to
formulate anti-pass legislation, re-
suit that now seems almost as remote
as ever, in view of last weeks pro-
ceedings. More important bills are
still in the hands of committees than
have been acted upon and the only big
taxation measures that have gone
through are those taxing express,
sleeping car, freight line and equip
ment companies
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07

Have you had La Grippe? If you
have not, doubtless some of your
friends have and you know what it is.
You have seen it suddenly, without
any warning, seize the victim in its re-
Ientless grasp and wrench asunder the
fibres of the nervous system. That ter
rible pain in the back of the head, the
aching back and legs, the soreness in the
muscles and bones as if bruised or beat
en-, the feeble pulse-all these are familiar
to you. But have you noticed the after
effects? Do you know that it weakens
the lungs, enfeebles the heart, deranges
the stomach and bowels and seriously
interferes with all the functional oper-
atoms of the body9 And even after the
disease is apparently dead, the physical
weakness, mental apathy and the de-
preston of spirits remain You also
know that hundreds of men and women
with run down" feeling written all over
their faces, unable to work, without
courage, have recovered health, heart
and ambition through the remarkable
healing and strengthening qualities OF
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine. 1t
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
Mirandu,s Coldnass.

.
I'm sorter glad Mirandy is leetle "out" with
me,
Fer it proves she's jest woman-or is tryin
hard to be.
The spring is here-that's comfort-an walk
the medders free,
So I'm sorter glad Mirandy is a leetle "out'
with me!
Amt had message from her since Saturday.
You see,
To be "in STYLE" she had to git leetle tout"
with me.
She didn't have no reason, but-the fish air
bitin free,
An I'm sorter glad Mirandy is a leetle "out'
with mel
An now it sets me thinkin eff she cuts up that
way
When she's only got my pictur, an we've never
named the day,
How will she cut up afterwardf think I'll let
her bel
TIE birds are maxim music, though Mirandy's
"out" with mel
/ use to call her "angel"-like the ones that's
in the sky,
An I've come to the conclusion that I'll give
her room to fyi
The spring is here-thats comfort-an the fish
air friskin free
Oh, I'm powerful glad Mirandy is leetle
tout" with mel
Atlanta Constitution.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
SHORT NEWS STORIES.
The Lost Load of Coal - The Princess
In Irons - Senator Turley
Saved the Rats.

An amusing incident was related by
. max who owns some flats in the west
end. One Saturday, during one of the
winter cold snaps, he took the precau-
tion to order an unusual supply of coal,
and it was promised that it would be
delivered that evening. 1t was not de-
ivered that evening or on Monday.
On Tuesday his janitor called him up
over the telephone and said that there
was no coal left and that he would not
be able to keep the fires up unless some
was Immediately sent him. Surprised
and alarmed at the failure of the man
who usually supplied him to deliver the
coal, as per the agreement, he called
him up over the telephone. The clerk
insisted the coal had been sent, but
said they had received notice late Sat-
urday night that the driver of that
wagon had been taken ill and carried
to the hospital. They were unable to
find the wagon, but took it for granted
the coal was delivered. After much
telephoning it was discovered, through
the policeman who had sent the driver
to the hospital, that the wagon was in
front of police station in the south
west part of the town.
The proprietor of the fats was graft
fed to hear that the coal was still in
the wagon and that it would be prompt
ly delivered The wagon appeared short
ly after this minus the coal. The POOR
families in the neighborhood where the
wagon had been left had helped them
selves to its tempting burden, and
many miserable creature was warmed
In those bitter days by the coal which
should have been used to warm the
fashionable inhabitants of the up town
apartment house. Coal for them was,
however. found somewhere, and the
story ended happily. w Washington
Post
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
La Grippe
Leaves the Nervous System Shattered Causing Seepesness
Weakness, and Depression Of Spirit. Cured by
Dr.. Miles Nervine.

high estimate place on the real merit
of DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine. l
had long been suffer from the effects
of La Grippe, enduring much pain and
misery. My nerves were completely
Frustrated. | could neither work nor
rest. AT night it was impossible for me
to get my natural sleep, and only by
the use of powerful drugs could | rest
at all. 1 spent large sums of money
for physicians service and for treat
ments that were recommended to me-
but they did me no good. From the
first dose took of DR.. Miles Nervine |
began to improve and now am enjoying
the very best of health. That great
remedy does much more than is claimed
for it"
Ali druggists are authorized to sell
Dr. Miles Nervine on guarantee that
first bottle will benefit or money will be
refunded. Be sure and get DR.. Miles
Nervine. Take nothing else. Write
us about your troubles and ailments
and we will give you, absolutely free of
charge, the honest advice of trained
specialist. Booklet on heart and nerves
sent free. Address
DR.. MILES MEDICAL Co.,
Elkhart, Ind.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07

goes straight to the cause of the mis-
chief resulting from La Grippe. 1t
feeds and cures.
1.-TWO years ago came down with
La Grippe, resulting in nervous prostra-
ton, heart trouble and nervous dyspep-
STA. | became so low that lost all
control of my organs and could neither
speak nor be spoken to. Our doctor
failed to restore my health. could
retain nothing on my stomach; could
not hear any noise and was on the
very verge of insanity when my wife
began giving me DR. Miles Restorative
Nervine. She could see an improve
ment after the first bottle and deter
mined to continue the treatment. Be-
ing sixty years of age my recovery was
slow, but my health steadily improved,
my head became clear and my mind as
strong as they ever were. My recovery
was almost like miracle and all due
to DR.. Miles Nervine."
GEO. A. ANDREWS,
Great Darlington, Mass.
Mr.. John S. Pool, Princeton, KY,
says: Il would gladly proclaim the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
Michigan Soldiers at Home.

Detroit, Mich, April Accompanies
e, M, F and H Of the Thirty-Fifth
Michigan, with few stragglers from
companies G and l., arrived here at
1915 o'clock Sunday, direct from Camp
Mckenzie, Georgia, where they were
mustered out last week. A great crowd
thronged the vicinity of the Michigan
Centre! depot when they arrived, and
tn emen were given a royal welcome.
From the station they were marched
to tn light guard armory, where dinner
was served them. Most of the men left
for their homes in different parts Of
the state.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
Victim of San Juan Hill Buried.

Geneva, N. Y, April 4.-The funeral
Of the late Lieut-Col. John M. Hamil-
ton of the Ninth regular cavalry, who
was killed while leading his regiment
up San Juan hill on July last, was
held from the state armory here Sum
day. The service was attended by
about $500 people. Flags hoated at
half-mast from public buildings, and
the Grand Army of the Republic and
local militia companies formed the es-
cort.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
A New Platform.

'T admit" said the aldermanic candi-
date, that have done many things to
increase your taxes, but why should
you kick? I'm proud of my record and
ought to be proud of 1t. Taxes are a
blessing and you ought to be proud to
live in a town where the rate is as high
as have helped to make it here"
where do you get your logic?" shout
ed one Of the best citizens who, in
moment OF abstraction, had strayed
into the hall.
The candidate pierced him with look
and replied:
II seen a piece in a paper the other
day that the Chinese are the lightest-
taxed people on earth."-Chicago Daily
News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
Corner in Hats.

The new governor of Hong Kong, Sir
Henry Blake. prior to his first levee.
gave it out that the men would be ex-
pected to put in an appearance In ton
hats and frock coats, and there was
great CONSERVATION in the little colony
In consequence. The hats were the
trouble. There were only about half a
dozen mail kegs" in the place, and Il
was not supposed that the local halter
had any in stock. To the Joy of all.
however, he arose to the occasion, and
was just able to supply the demand.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
HoW's This I?

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any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J CHENEY e Co. Toledo, o.
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him perfectly honorable in all business
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out any obligations made by their firm.
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acting directly upon the blood and mucous
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free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-07
Equal to the Emergency.

"Miss Warbler is indisposed," said
the maid" and will be unable to appear
tonight"
The manager reflected for a minute.
"Tell her." he said at last, that this
falls in with my plans perfectly. We
need a little advertising, and I shall
notify the reporters tonight that she
has been completely Frustrated by the
news that the young man who has been
sending her flowers all the week has
seloped with a chorus girl"
The maid, like the cat, came back.
miss Warbler's compliments. sir, A"
she said, land she feels so much bet
ter that she has decided she will not
have to disappoint her audience to-
night"
And as the manager turned away he
smiled knowing and triumpha ut
smile.-Chicago Post.