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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Sub pnkntn.
Sar Jet fig ON sitrr Gam for asbssssre.

Sob1 . Sting ira Chamberlain bar
| Snsoags / Pierre for at a~filutte aisb
al snbel Sanp. til bpiItst ban aster 1T
brlnge ct fort Intal Settlers MI ipuar.
9an bar oa netop tommsn ttlbaa. fra
en- Sur omtring / be nprore Gene al
Sdno, 9Doe og SulID Counties, % ban
uotdler Zig meget bel tilfreos msb bet
sano, ban bar bapt anleoning til at Is.
YrGriebrann | Sanboru Gonntp.
0oOniotet, Snsbag: Gn gr9riss
brano bar ebelugt fore Stratningsr at
Sanbet lige norosnfor gpen ibdg. ges
tpoeli9 Staoe er anrette, iost SIpen bar
afipeost aft bet preriegr9s, iom Sars
merne haboe t9ntt at labe apqget fprs
IHne fig at. tSele 8agen blaIte en-
it9rt Stprm fra SpbpeIt, Iom bar fert
5Iammsrne oper gsie os finale "Jires
breats" pg siurt bet umlist at faa 81
ben unber auntrol. Jlsre 6armsrs
mtiteoe fine Suie.
Sirenie neniftmt.
s Wabiion bleb 2icenf. fprlsben
Dag nebitemt meb Is Stemmsrs Wa,
|ioritst. Sfior panbt 2icenie msb en-
Waioritet al 8 Stsmemr. 80 2icenTe
% to Prohibition Nloermsn blsp palot,
ligefaa. en- grphibitions 3anbibat for
9Doommerz Gm6eoet. she 8ooo
Government 2eaeue" bplbt / ben Ins
leoning Snsbag often ct 8l9bssmsoe
/ gpsns Sperabus.
6ammel aone brGbt.
Gn albrenoe Gnfe peb MaoiIpn,
Wrs. 9opinsptn, blep for nosle Dag.
iioer opertisrt al en- "puloerising 6ar,
rom" cs faa fo~rf9rbelis tiirsbt, at bun
ocbe fort efter. MaItinen affair bet enc
Ore, bsns Snnoer eiennemborsbe 500
peoitalen Iise inb til Siernsn. og SaIs
og grpit blsp tilrebt pad ben frpgteligs
tie Maabs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Tn gnsning | atmaicr.

Sirmaet 4nberIon e Wallsn | Its
mater itdI / oisis 9ase labs upfsre en-
gpanins til ct aoitenoe at $4,000.
Den betienots airtebpggsr og @rtitett
Sobn StopIbeim / Winmar bar ubfsrt
seanirssn til bsnne mpoerns gpaning.
oa bar ban osfau iammen meo s. $.
Slfen fra Sti(ltpatsr tagst 8untratt
paa Spfsrelien af 9ngningen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

Vernon 8ruben git ub paa Streit ben
19be os. sfter at babe fprlangt 80 Cts.
pr. Son. Siblisere bar be 100 Wano
sisntaeenbe n.olast 4rbeieet; men oens
ne Strsit anis.s alminbeIig iom ben
alporIisite al benz ale.
IRA Yana.
Spsr 40 Resrs nfreifts | Snsbass
fra para til forftjsfIige Steber / bet
norbre Sainuis os Soma. 5 ben Tor'
lsbne llge reiite tilIammsn 26S Neers,
os Der er nsppe 200 tilbdgs. Miners
Union betaler meo 5ornsislie Rsiien
bare for at blipe benz tpit.
Miis 5elir, iom nnoer Splsbet |
Dana Manbus forrise llse bleu Ifubt
/ abggen, bar Snsbae aften opsibst al
29serns.
%arbeihslebis % inn: rnber 1T sib.
Olaf 6. Dillon 5605 Salitsb Ct.
Gbicaep, b.git S.lpmoro / forrise llg.
peb at fpalss en- Dolls 8arbolfpre.
cams Suftru fanbt BAN Snsbas 4fs
ten lissenbe paa en- SoFu, bob. Deb
bans Glib. Lao en- SLATE, iom bupo.
inbebplbt 8arbolfpre. Slfon bar
gosbolber at qrofesfion og 55 aar
eammel. sborsbag bolbtes bet retss
ligs 9isitue. Surben fanbt, at Stion
bapbs bsguuet Selpmorb fom fsl9e al
Snabrm pg 4rbsibslebigbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
7tsu baa Saar.

Reb Ripsr Of the Hortb er adbsn
for Stibsfart fra @rano Sorts npros
oper, ca 0ampsrsn "Gitp Of Sranb
Sorts" fulbe Snsbus begipe Jig uo
paa en- $40 Drills 5ur. aae andre
minbre 9ampbuabe. ION bar ooers
pintrst peo 9ranb SORTS, u%noergaar
nsopenoiae Rsparutiunsr og pil inrsn
Iaa 9aaes 5orlpb bare | fulo Brit
Iombsb. Der er al llbIigt til en- inos
brinosnbs sraFt for guabmGnosne, %
be er Ielpfslsslis | scot Sumsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
nssrtistemsnis

Nbftttsffuifntft
maa t~Holfpsrss isusf Beer g7anbaa o. Tersbaa Uaor.
gen. au~srttsi,msHtrr tHo,aass iffs to paa aluanoen
~islasnse Rumsrs msSminere bet ubirptfstia ~forians
eea epis II ESTABLISHMENT, bu isrft f6Hinisr tno
7irsoaaaHumsr,f z CT. igrlanats inSrattst 9 sanas.
pl bet tomms tHei 3 1irsbdasHumsrs. grspe, Der iHse.
botoeV apsrttsismruisr. tom bet batter Hiso, bsr msps
'ss Hpsrttsism bet Hesr, eisrns paa Con
puluisH.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Trablhen ueo SrcUtifpn Saqbrna.

Grootiton Gumber So. bar beepnbt
Sturen for iaur; fra MI at ps inotil
Glpen frpfer op i9isn til Ssitsn, itaI
Der arbsioes Rat Tom Dag. Sasbru'
get er blsoet nriten iuIOftenbis glen.
opbp9get at Sbsplin, Carpenter SO.
og sr MI iaaspotiom M. Der finbss
100000 srmmsritotts i gommsr.
peo Groptitcn for narpGrenbe. s $50,
er man furbie mep ssmmerbus,
fen for benin. Sang. Gn Mensbe
Ssmmsr blep Der iibite ginter bussst i
Stppsne n9r Suebrueet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

os buooe si.niprlis par.t bsb en- bel
uss. 9elseion bupos. eftsr bpao Der
bsrettss fra GroOtiton, inssn Slegts
nlnge ! ben Con, bpor bon bptpe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

Snspas antom "St. 2ouls" til
Southampton. Sreoag untom "9etla'
til Rem Yort.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
S9oen er last | Surben.

5armerne Der | Ggnen Ct omtrent
farbis msO Sososiauningsn, ftrioes
Sbprsoas fra 0apiOn. Sorosn bar
alorig p9ret bsors itittet til at mobta9e
Saoen paa oenne lib al Qaret, enb
ben er MI iaur. Oct ptfer fig, at ON
firing 20 procent eler en- 5emtsbsl Of
S~ioraarets Speoeubbptts snonu sies al
5armerne, iom / gaapente Of bsbrs
priier lite bar piaet iaIse msr eno bsiIt
nsboenoig.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

nsrnes 6Rnoer. Ire 4msrt.auer.
iaarebts. gldubt bisit er 0itolGi
5ouIen al 13be Wiuntiota.
Seoen sr ittrt o. aaur op til IS
@raoer. Slsrs af 5olbdterne bar
iadet Soltif.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
@islpffet Banfrpberi.

0nsous Gftsrmibbas blep Der siort
u aalmlnhsIist oriftist Goriss pua at
|%'I1nars State Sapinss Bant pau
stoaopdp / Council Bluffs. 4sfitss
arSs adsierer gropn befanbt fig alene
santsn. oa 8anbitisn meb ct bpiot
s'nm.tsrtlGbe inpttet cper ben nebrs
"a Of aniistet pluolelis fob foraa
ham og beororsbe BAN til at itr9tte
9anNsrns iOsirst. Men iitebetfor at
l3tn Srors srsb Mr. gropn en- 8pns
''t'iol og holot ben foran fig. msoens
s'n iamtibig itres paa Sialp. Sbets
anime bsgnnots ganbittsn at ffpbe. Oct
''tite Stub fo'r inb | 8eseen, men
NJ anost traf Stolen os tnufte ct At
s'srirr'rrs, % bet treble Sfuo traf
sf'rn ! ben t~isofulbe Del at bsire
am. Deb bsnne Sib bapbe man0.
volt 'nml't fig ubenfor ganibbsnin,
Hn; men insen fpntes at babe Mob
~ at noos fig inb. ganbittsn aniua
Nsna8tst Spiuet for tabt, aHprebe ct
NOPE Stub mob grofpn uben bog at
name Os forfcanbt isisnn.m en- Bag
WI Ao til Gllspsn, bpor Gorfslserr.
iabts Gilbert Spor az hom.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
TN gammsl Sp.

Rom bleo anlaat | aaret 753 for
ariitus, cg ben 2Obs april fsirsb. ben
i'm 2,652be aursbag. Butter og Sto.
Ter luttsbss, Wuii''orpier fpia,bs |
8dberns, og 5orsordg ON fDunbn. 3is
Der bolotes | foriis0is. Dele al Been.
Sm aftsnsu por bel. Rom pragtig
iQnmineret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
5ars for cueribpmmelie.

elour 9th, lob. Ipril: Misiouri'
p''sHs gunnitdnb er paa bette Steo
aaa'' '9'tsn cp til bet punit, ba Der
D0''pGnssnb. Jare for Spsripsms
,a's, gunO itrsmm.r tilbase sisnnem
aIYa''e''ns o9 bar alerebe bsspnbt at
elN Here at aiaIb.rne pmtring /
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
On Sioriirtif.

10000 b.lgiits Gulgraptrs bar M
9aaet fra for at tiltpinge fig ct GINS
tiuGg al 20 procent. 8%ompanisrne
bar for en- Del gip.t eft,r og tiIbpoer
BEN 10 Procent; men Str.itsrne CT
lite tiIfrsos meo BET. De baab,r at
ptnbe fin Sag. Der er tibet 9ul /
aanoet, og 5~oripningen bill mart Flip
pc op. ON Strsiten pebparer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Roma csfnr hnlbes.

Song Sstar .r MI afreiit fra pa
rig og er tommen til 5pitlanb. San
seeoe lin Popularitet / 5rantriss sos
peoitao, cg fra ban Tom, til ban reiite,
blep Der bier Dag giOrt SeIitabsr og
Setter for BAN. pnriIernss let patte
ge9eiitring Tom ret til llbtrpt, ba
ban itulbs forfabe benz. Gn unable
Zig WennsItemasie iamlebe fig pua
Standardization og bplbebe BAN puu
ole Muaber.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
XpbesV uttttner 1905.

Iangt borte en- airts, % ODER ben oaieoe
ct ipanIt dlag. 0d ban bOsrtsn idd
elltr bsrts mere til fine aameratcr,
psnots ban tiIbage til "gorftopn."
ION itratS ubienbts WGnb for at leoe
efter be %iorIpunbns. Be lsbt, I TO
8ags, men iprgieOes, os "gorttopn"
GIT od tilbd0e til Wdnilu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
TN Sfolebpsnins for $4,000.

Deb ct Grtramsbs at StolsItp.
ret ! erceliiOr iioite SnsOog blsp
bet b~siluttst at Iaos opfpr. en- M StOs
lebn9nins, ION Itul toits $4,000. 6or
at naa bette Naal ital Der ubIteoss
Bombs til ct gelpb at $4,000. Stoles
itpret bar nemIig / lin geiiDoelie 1000
lom bet hapos mootuget / 4siurancs
Tom er'tatning for ben n~eobrpnote
9hdnina.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
itar,te,

r.R3,Tj94.
| 80. 3 80.
49,. 3.GO-3
be-. ST..
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Hpt Gonrtbns for sae aui Barrie.

aontratter for Spiprelisn al ct mt
eourtbus / Mtdoiipn sr uperoraget til
Spenion st. paul for $4,000.
aaan glad itaI itafe Opparmningss
apparater tilpeie for $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
5ra Iilippinerne.

"Gr bet 0sr.s Msning at itraFe be
S%niursentsr, ION oberfalbt Ssitnant
Gilmore og 5oltene pua "gorttopn"
ira ct 9dgbolo, ~fdngebe benz oe maaIte
bar orabt BENZ" ipurts en- aorres
iponbent Qbmrial 9stp.p. ga, nds
tu%rliebis." ipareoe Qbmiralen. Gaa
fortlar.be ban, at man enbnu life par
farbig meb llbrufiningen at en- m Grs
petition til galer paq gitiiben al 2us
son, men at ben bill ofsua ON faa
Oags. Den Expedition, fom anfsrtss
az Gilmore. babbe til SpgdDe at befri
40 ipanite Watruisr os 8 grefer, ION
holbtss inoeiperrsos / en- airfs. 0d
"Yorttopn" Tom til galsr, too Qsits
ndnterne Gilmore os Stdnblep Il
Wdtro'sr mso zig | en- 9dmpbdrtasie
Tor at foretags 8p6mdalinasr. Guts
boro baDoe be en- Waitintanon. 9eits
ndnt Stanblsp eit ildno for at Tpeice,
os gortasien f~oriponot bag en- geis
ming ! elpelsbst. plubIslig 9srIe Fan
en- 8.parIalbe. bporpaa Ire unbr.
fulgte; men aononsn bar taus. 6an
prspsoe at fomms frem til Stamp
plabisn; men tuno. life fua gie paa
gartasien. Jra aasrpss.n iau ban
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
Nothing of Importance.

The following original items appear
ed recently in North Carolina ex-
change:
Maj. Williams has had his leg cut
off in saw mill.
Col. Scott happened to the accident
Of having his head blown off by boil
er explosion.
Our new preacher had his house
burned down recently.
Five Mormon elders were tarred
and feathered yesterday.
The new town hall was struck by
lightning on Tuesday.
A circus mule kicked one of our
leading citizens on Saturday evening
last.
The new coroner was run over by a
railroad train Wednesday,
There is no news of importance in
town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
THE best mince meat and buck
wheat flour at the City Market.

THE best mince meat and buck
wheat flour at the City Market.
NEW York counts, the finest oysters
to be had, are for sale at the Delica-
tassen.
IF you have any school books you
want to sell read the Acme ad in to-
days issue. They want to buy them.
THERE seems to be no cessation in
the volume of freight on the b. d O..
and no way to supply cars enough to
meet the demands. The reac ton
will come however sooner or later
THE ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give nice supper in the
church on Friday evening the 18th.
All their friends are invited and
those who accept may rely upon hay
ing very delightful evening.
MR.. MoRELAND has bought the
A. c. Wood house on Wiley street
and will occupy it after he vacates
the property recently sold to the
Messrs. Cox, Carlow and Glasscock.
1t will make very pleasant home.
THE Delicatassen's fried oysters are
already famous all over town. They
also sell oysters in bulk.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14

THE neighbors in this part Of
town will regret to lose Mr.. Moreland
and his family when they move to
the upper end of town.
THERE must be new Cooley gang
over in Fayette county. On that
side of the line they want to blame it
on West Virginia but that wont CO.
ANOTHER glass plant will add great
ly to the business of Morgatown.
Our people will not allow such an OPP
portunity TO pass without improving
it.
THIS much is certain: If we don't
do something for the glass factory we
will lose it. Some other town will do
something and they will get it. We
can't afford to lose it.
BARRELS of fixtures for gas lights
have just come to Smiths Dry goods
store They are there for the people
who need them.
THE New England Bakery will
keep full line of all it's products at
the Delicatassen on Peasants street
Patrons can call there or phone orders
as may best suit their convenience.
The goods turned out by the New
England are famous and will be kept
up to their present high standard.
AN arrest or two has been made
recently for throwing paper on the
street and more will follow if the
habit is not stopped. Some heavy
fines will be laid by the mayor if the
warnings are unheeded very much
longer The practice is very repre-
hensible one and the authorities are
going to do all that they can to break
it up.
THE establishment of rural delivery
will not do very much for this side of
the river but we are glad that it is
coming as we want our brethren on
the west side to get share of all the
good things that there are to be had.
The service will be extended and
more carriers put on later II the ex-
pertinent there shows that 1T is sue
cess and the chances are that it will
do so.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
Buying Advertising Space.
Pittsburg Times.

In buying advertising space IN
daily newspapers the question of
cost is an important essential. Some
advertisers will jump at an oppor-
tunity to buy space at price be-
lieved to be below the average.
With such advertisers price IS para
mount, and the problem of what
they are to get for their money does
not interest them. Other advertis
ers will argue and dicker for weeks
or months in an endeaver to break
the price asked by some newspapers
for advertising space with the hope
that the rate thus secured will be
lower than that of their neighbor.
In dealing with papers where weak
backed policy as regards rates ex-
lists what assurance has an adver-
tiser that the rate he secures is the
lowest rate, and how can he tell
that his rival across the street has
not been given better figure? The
satisfactory way to do advertising
is to deal with papers that have for
years maintained a policy of one
price to all. Such papers have the
moral courage and sense of bust
ness honor to reject all offers OF
space that are not In accordance
with their established rates, and
most of their clients know that in
dealing with such newspapers nc
| favoritish or discrimination is toll
Grated.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

DR.. Hartigan has gone back to Bal
timore after spending few days with
his family here.
Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer and son John
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John j.
Brown, on Chancery Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Woodbridge
will start for their home in Parkers-
burg this evening after spending a
few days at DR.. A. d. Hopkins here.
MT. J. c. Wallace has gone to Cam
bridge Springs, Penna., to spend some
weeks again. His previous visit there
was so beneficial that he feels like
trying it again.
A. L. Rider of the Pump Station
has been called to Waynesburg, Pa,
by the death of his grandfather. His
many friends here will be sorry to
learn of his bereavement.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan has gone to
Charleston where he will attend the
installation of nev. r. Ii. moIrili 10
pastor of the kanawha Presbyterian
church. He will be absent for sever
al days.
II. L. Swisher will leave on the
early train on Wednesday morning for
ten days trip to his old home in
Hampshire county and business Wis
it to New York to lay in his supply
of Christmas goods.
Prof. and Mrs. T. G. htkeson, have
gone to Springfield, Ohio, to attend
the thirty-third annual session OF the
National Grange fraternal organi-
zation of farmers which has more
than million members in this coun-
try. By virtue of the Professor being
Master of the w. Va. State Grange,
he and Mrs. Atbeson are the repre-
sentatives from this state in the Ma
tional body. They will be gone sew
eral days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
Rams Horn Blasts.

He who must wait need not worry.
Not all new books have new
thoughts.
Christ never gave His disciples to
understand that they could preach
people into heaven.
We never read in the Bible of a
worldly congregation being called a
Christian church.
/ Jesus bore witness to the truth, the
modern preacher thinks he must
please people.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14


month and repeat the experience Of others.
THE beef steaks served by the Deli
catassen are splendid and served IN
style not heretofore in vogue. The
reputation of the place has brought a
goodly number of customers who want
to become regular boarders.
MoRGANToWN has not time to fool
if she expects to land the new glass
factory. We have Just five more days
to say what we are going TO do and
then it will be taken away from US.
How much do you want to see it stay
here?
MEMS leather lined shoes only $500
at Waters up-to-date shoe store.
YOUR money will be refunded every
time you get tough meat at the City
Market.
On our second page The Big Store
offers some good things in Ladies'
Wraps.
You can get good tender meats
days out of every week at the City
Market
ANOTHER town has entered the
lists for the new glass factory. 1t
has factory ready to start with ma
tial bonus to boot. Morgantown
must get into the swim or it will lose
the chance.
MADEIRA BROS, have made special
arrangement with n. Y. Sunday Jour
nal whereby they will receive the
paper on Sunday evening at 5 o'clock
If you wish the paper delivered leave
your order at the store
BUY the Emerson Leather lined
shoe for So. 25 at Waters.
WHEN a field of buckwheat is in
blossom, bees from the surrounding
country for miles will find it, and go
there because they get what they
want. Smiths Dry Goods store is at
tracing the people from all over
town and surrounding country. Why?
THE advance sale of seats for "a
Contented Woman" in Connellsville
exceeded anything in the history of
the Connellsville opera house The
play will be given there on Wcdnes-
day evening and the seats were all
sold on Monday.
ONE of the most attractive places
in town is the new restaurant on
Peasants street. Everything is
bright and pretty and kept in dainty
style.
LADIES, if you want your choice of
one of the finest lots of shirt waists
that has ever been in town, go to
Smiths Dry Goods Store now while
the assortment is full and choose any
thing from % cents up to $500.
OTHER towns want the glass fac
tory badly and are willing to pay for
it but they can't get any more out OF
it than we can. If they can afford to
pay out good money why can't we do
the same thing? We cannot afford to
let any nearby bown beat US out in
such rivalry.
New covert top coats for men and
boys at Hirschman's.
People out of the arc don't believe
in floods.
THE largest and best line of grocer
les in town at the City Market.
THE curbing that has been placed
across the sidewalk in front of the
Peabody catches the Inwary and
many broken toe can testify to its
obtrusiveness. On Monday evening
a young man was running along and
not seeing the obstruction got very
severe fall.
Town pride should impel us to do
something to get the new glass fac
tory. Morgantown cannot afford to
lose the chance that is given her
above other towns to get a splendid
new ministry
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
Vertical Writing Copy Books.

ANYTHING you want to eat buy at
the City Market.
THE handsome gold pin lost by
Miss mary Evans has been found and
restored to the owner.
SEE the high top shoes for boys and
girls at Waters.
For SALE: A good heavy horse.
Apply to VIM. Wilmington.
A COMMENTED woman will draw a
large house on Thursday evening as
the sight is such rare one.
The business of the new restau-
rant continues to increase steadily.
Its menus are always tempting.
CHILL November can change often
enough to suit any one and make it
about as disagreeable as possible.
IN some parts Of the county there
are great many cases OF measles
with here and there case of scarlet
fever.
IT may be that the gang of robbers
at Cheat Haven was from this state
but they act very much as if they
were at home in Fayette county.
THE next thing in order is to find
out who the robbers at Cheat Haven
really are and give them good strong
dose of the proper medicine.
MANY more of the sidewalks over
town need fixing up before winter
gets here. They will be awful when
the rains come and the floods descend
if they are not attended to soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-14
II huge Joke
10 Con9er Is
nortb n1organtoWil.
l its $40 900 worth OF beautiful
ONES all built within two years.
SO per cent.

unusually large per cent but Il has been made
on these lots several times.
Don't you want TO invest few spare dollars each
month and repeat the experience of others.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07

are asserting the bodies. and then re-
clothing themselves in forms radiant
for ascension.
The earth begins to burn-the bon
fire of a great victory. All ready now
for the procession Of reconstructed hui
manity! Upward ard away! Christ
leads and all the Christian dead follow.
battalion after battalion, nation after
nation. Up. up! on ON! Forward, We
ranks Of God Almighty. Lift up your
heads. We everlasting gates and let the
couquerors come in. Resurrection
Resurrection!
And so twist all the festal flowers of
the chapels and cathcdrals of all Chris
tendon into one great chain, and with
that chain | bind the Easter morning
Of 1899 with the closing Easter Of the
worlds history May
the God of peace that brought again
from the dead our Lord Jesus. that
great Shepherd of the sheep, through
the blood of the covenant. make you
perfect in cry good work to do His
will
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
PLANT OF A MILLIONAIRE.
Not Much Fun In Life for n Man Who
Has Acquired Enormous
wealth.

what is the smallest income on
which man may live in New York /?
wss the question | asked of noted
banker whose income cannot be less
than 100000 a year. Well" he re-
piled. my household expenses alone
amount TO $4,000 II year. and | do not
see how l possibly could live on less
than that" Then says the Philadel-
phia Ledger. a reminiscent smile began
TO cross his countenance. and. heaving
a little sigh, he SAID; But the hap
piest time of my life was when my wife
and | and two children lived here on
So, 500 year. After all. happiness
doesn't depend on the amount of a
mans income.
81 was quite intimate with William
II. Vanderbilt when he was considered
the richest man in the country. ! met
him one day in Fifth avenue and said
to him that he ought to be the hap
piest man in the world. i am not, the
great millionaire replied. My health
is shattered and all the money possess
cannot restore il. cannot even drive
one of my fine horses. # is painful for
me to sit down. My only possible eX-
ercise is for me TO walk down the ave-
nue.. receive threatening letters
daily. and my nerves are so unstrung
that ! am constantly afraid that some
assassin will waylay me. ] am over
run with people who want to get my
money. ! am the most wretched man
in New York, and / tell YOU that after
a person has accumulated enough to
secure him againstpoverty and crafty
his reasonable wants every dollar in
addition is burden and weighs him
down."