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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

Judge Cam yesterday fned ths
two q mpann brothers so each. and
the other defendants $40. for fghting
In the formers saloon Christmas
night,
Laurence Harris and wife have
brought 500 damage suit against
the Rainier-Grand Hotel co. The
complaint filed states that the plain
tins were guests at the hotel from
August p to September 4. 1890. in
elusive. that they gave the hotel.
keeper n seai-skin fur coat 10 keep
for them. but when they requested
is return he refused to give u up.
The coat r. alleged to be worth 1900,
the damages asked.
County Commissioner Beach. Of
Lewis ana Alaska counties. Montana.
f. In tho city. looking after his real
estate holdings This g. Mr.. Beach.
third visit 10 Seattle. and he has
heen 90 favorably impressed with
the city that he viii make further
purchases OF local property.
J. NJ. Potter. on November 20.
bought from James Mackenzie AMI
wife the south hflf Of lot c. block
9. Mayuard'a addition for t27 900. and
rcsold u on December ~ 10 Julius
WeEert for SO. 900 Tho property il
the second lot north Of Washington
street. on the west side Of Occidental
avenue.
Dora Faster. Leila williams. Mary
Tyler and Queen Tyler. four alleged
colored thieves, were arrested by
Omecrs Freeman and Trip last
night Their cases VIII come up
Wednesday. They were placed I'M
der $3.50 bonds This afternoon they
Will try to get their release on a writ
OF habcas corpus.
A. -. Graham and Chas, u. Patton
have incorporated the Atlas Lumber
& shlnRie Co. with a capital stock
Of $780, 900.
William Pinkcrton, the well known
Pinkerton Detective Agency. Ia com.
Ing 70 aeattle The object 81 His
visit ls not known. Mail for him has
been accommodating Mt the Hotel Sc
attic for several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28
DOWN TO WORK.

The ALL Seattle team IL now having
two practice games daily. At ESQ
In the afternoon It meets at the Y. NJ.
c. A. park for outside work; and at
7.7o in the evening the team goes
through signal practice at the S. A.
c. rooms. r. Wise. OF rutte's IA
mouse 's5 team, Is TO coach the men.
A number Of other veterans Of the
game we're on the side lines yester-
day. Jim Oponnel. who Is one OF
the strongest tackles on the coast,
viii doubtless play at his old posi-
ton ~ .re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28
CAN GAGE
HOLD OFFICE

NEW YORK. Dee Ex-senator Al
len. ot Nebraska. and Congressman
vices received here, are la Introduce
resolutions In congress calling for
an Investigation OF Secretary Cages
actions 1'he secrvtafy'H right 60
hold once IL questioned The siaw
forhids the secretary Of the treasury
20 be concerned In the disposal q
public securities. but Il II alleged
that Gage holds bank stock, and Is.
therefore. ineligible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28
Civil War Raging.

VICTORIA. r. c.. Dec. 2s.---Advio-
es brought in by the steamer Aor-
angl. Just arrived from Australia
and the Orient. are TO the effect that
civil war is raging among the ma
tives in New Guinea Eleven VIII
lagos have been destroyed. with
great slaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28
new YEAR
SERVICES

Einday night at Il o'clock many OF
ep churches In Seattle VIII hoid
watch meetings" or midnight SER
vices. This T. a custom that has been
In vogue every year among certain
congregations.
a. the First Methodist Episcopal
church the regular sunday evening
services will be continued until at
ter II O'Clock.
In North Seattle. the Second Pres
byterian. Battery, Street N r
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion
Taylor Congregational and Trinity
~. n. church will unite with the
Moth Seattle Baptist and hold ser
vices In the latter church.
The Calvary Presbyterian church
on Twenty fourth avenue south, VIII
hold a young peoples meeting at
$40 and the services will be con-
tinued at 10 % until midnight.
The Tabernacle Baptist. Market
Street Baptist and the Westminster
Presbyterian VIII unite with the
First Baptist church on Fouth ave
nue.. between Cherry and James
street In holding watch meeting.
The services Will begin sunday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Many pastors Of congregations
have not yet decided about holding
watch meeting.
Al fiss0 next Sunday night there
will be a festival watch service In
Observance of the change ~ year at
FL. Marks church. The fun choir
with orchestra and organ VIII rem
der suIilvan's Festival TIE Deun,
n composition OF great merit. 1t IL
not a Te Deum ne used IN the gen
eraf services Of the church. but rath-
er a splendid panegyrie on the com
rnsncement Of a new era of time.
rho proKramrne will be NJ follows
Pr0eeasionai-"O God, Our Help In
Ages Past" .... o.. 4. ....St. AIMS
Anthem" RsceraionaF DE Koven
Or. Gentle. Mr.. conant. chorus.
+. dd,ess -. Rev. J. p. u. Llwyd
FESTIVAL Anthem-"Festsyal TIE
Deum" - 80. s...sss#... s.ss Hhl an
Miss Tester and chorus. orchea-
ira and organ.
onertory-"We stand In Deep Re
pentancss. .. .s.+.s.. m'hii.i Ha"Hh
Reoeaaional-''A Few More Years
Shall Roll. Oh. o.. .,.... TheophiiuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

wALSENBURG. Colo. Dec. s.
Two men entered the Klein hotel last
night and. seiEing w, I. Millsap. a
wealthy stockman, robbed him Of
about $4,000. Millsap's garments
wers Tern fxam hisp IN SIS struggle
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COUNCIL AND
JUDGE TILT
Moore 0verruIeS CITY S
Demurrer.

This morning In Judge Moorc's
court tn. mandamua proceedings
against the city council came up. a
general demurrer To the provisions
~ the writ having been entered by
tho council. Jay Allen argued the
case for the plaintiffs. the Commit
tee Of one Hundred. and W. r.
HumphFies for the defense.
Mr. Humphries raised two ennten.
lions. FIRST that the city council stin
had time 20 act In the matter OF the
two petitions and that there was
nothing to show that they would not
DO 80. secondly. that the amend
mcnts themselves were invalid.
Judge Moore said he did not feel
called upon 90 decide aa tn the valid
ity. or invaHdity Of the amendments.
That was question properly Co be
decided after the amendments had
been adopted and their validity call.
Cd into question. The point to be
decided was whether or not the
council had acted I'm accordance with
the provisions Of the charter.
The court was Of the opinion that
the opinion Of the corporation coun-
sci called for by the charter did not
refer so much 10 the validity Of the
amendment as 10 the form thereof.
with regard To the other point
raised by Mr.. Humphries. Judge
Moore said that there was no doubt
In his mind M 20 the fact that the
council had refused 10 submit the
petitions. and did not intend to per
form the duty prescribed by the
charter.
on these grounds the court over
ruled the demurrer set M by Mr..
HumphrieH. The latter fled nm ex-
cSption.
The case comes up for further
hearing tomorrow morning. Mr..
IIumphries said that nc could prove
there was an insufficient number Of
names attached 10 the petition.
Judge Moore stated he would. n
necessary. sit until midnight satur-
day In order 10 finish the case.
Mr. HUMPHREYS contendcd that the
amendments would he Invalid even
N adopted. Judge Moore said ne did
not feel called upon 10 decide this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

BOSTON. Dec. Is. Congress
man iiouteiie. OF Maine. has
been placed In the Mclean IN
sane asylum at Waverley,
Mans. Ills once splendid in 4
tellect IL shattered. aud II IL be-
llevcd that hiH end IL not faF
OF. The eougrcssmen h sur
fering from nriEhta disease IN
the last stages AZ times his
condition borders on dellrium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Dec. 2s.--
Senator Mason says he has inform
alton from an officer connected with
the cruiser Montgomery. that that
vessel has been doing police duty for
Great Britain along the African
coast. Mason states his advice is
from n source so reliable that he
will Introduce a resolution asking
tho secretary Of the navy for an cx-
PLANTATION.
The navy department this after
noon announced that the Montgom-
cry was at Buenoa Ayres. Argentine
Republic. and had hsSn 'scr~ -Ince
November 40. - .evIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

EFT. PAUL. Dec. 7s.-Charies Pike,
one 81 the founders Of the Hepub-
Hoan party. died here last night. IN
1855 he was assistant attorney gen
eral Of the Snited states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

\ marriage license was istued this
morning 20 Richard Sraekey. ~. Spo-
kane. and Flora Beleh, 20. Of
Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

wAsHINGTON. =. G. Dec zs.-
rhs f.awton fund today amounts to
10000 "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

Tho Northern Counties Investment
Trust was today given Judgment
against Ronald W. Crawford ct al,
for s2G5sil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

A very pretty wedding was per-
formed Inst evening IN the parlors
of the Rninier-GrAnd. The con-
tracing parties were Floyd wismer
and Miss Lena Mary Knox, both Of
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

Emil schober. OF Port Townsend.
purchased two lots on East street,
near Division. for 81 400, from Ter
man ChaQia aud Wife, W l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-28

a. -. Graham and Chas u. Patton
have incorporated the Atlas Lumber
q shlnRle Co, with a capital stock
Or $500
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Observation-Disclosures
:: CITY NEWS. !.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Judge Cam yesterday fncd the
two = mpsnn brothers so each, and
the other defendants $40. for nshiing
in the formers saloon Christmas
night
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Correspondence, ?.
Miss Isabelle Byas was the guest
of Mr. w. H. Rowsey and family.
last week.
Mr.. Otho Melton is in the lum-
Der and planning mill business at
this place.
DIR. j. fl. Rowsey is fast becom-
ing very popular and successful
physician.
Mr.. S. r. Croop is contomplat,
ing building fine storo-room at
this place.
If Mason county officers would
attend more TO their duties, there
would be less disorder in this sect
ion of the county.
Miss Meadows is visiting friends
at Milton
Mrs. Geo. Reco returned home
recently, sitter weeks visit to hoi
daughter, Mrs C. j Ball.
An Association will be held al
Mt. Zion Church about the last oil
August.
Measles plentiful i'll this parl o.
the county.
Mrs. Arthur Benjamin has re
turned from Columbus, o. FL. S
Mr.. II. Keib, Manager of th,
"Gilt Edge" Furniture Factory
while operating a jointer yesterday
had the end of the middle finger o
the left hand cut off. DIR. Moss
man attend him.
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rEItsoNAL.

from Wednesdays Daily.
MIR. Anthony Grimm, of Grimm'a
Landing, was here yesterday.
Mr.. q. j. Miller, of Charleston,
book keeper for Col. ID. Sealy, was
business visitor here yesterday.
Judge j. w. English has gone to
Old Sweet Springs, in Monroe
county, to spend several days.
Mr.. Andrew Somerville, of the
Flats, is in town visiting his many
friends.
MIR. Samuel Roberts, of Roberts
burg, was business visitor in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Asa Musgrave and daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. r. Girard, of Old
Town, spent yesterday with Mrs
O. H. p. Van Mater and family,
this city.
Miss Helen Henderson, bright
and charming little girl who has
been here for the past several
weeks, visiting her grandfather,
Col, G. b. Thomas, left this morn
ing for her home at Urbana, Ohio.
Eva, the little daughter of Mr..
Thos. Oliver, chief engineer of the
Geo, Matheson, and who formerly
lived in Henderson, butnow living
in Cincinnati, is dangerously ill
with typhoid fever.
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a Big Deiicit.

lhIktlNbhIE 'Hchhiilti'
An eight million deficit i'll the
public revenues for the month of
July, means at least one hundred
millions for the year, and far OK
ceeds in amount the estimates
made in the last report of the trea-
sury department. Tho deficit for
last year was over one hundred
millions, SO that it is quite evident
that with the next congress will
rest the question of providing moro
money, either by selling bonds or
by increasing taxation. Two hun
dred millions of bonds were sold at
the beginning of the Spanish war
and in, addition to these bonds the
internal revenue taxes we're placed
at the highest possible notch in or
dor to increase tho income of the
government. But notwithstand-
ing these extraordinary sources of
revenue tho annual deficit is run
ming along in tho hundred million
groove, and threatens to become
greater instead of smaller. The
expense of the Philippine war will
greatly exceed the expense of the
Spanish war, and tho end of it in
lives, money and debt cannot be
forcseon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-08-09

John p. Austin has utilized two
large oak trees standing in front
of his residence, for tremendous
big and unique swing, enjoyed by
the neighbors.
An Indiana man has located q
feather bed renovater, in building
at the GROSS roads near DIR. Reese's,
and doing big business for miles
around, He makes his home with
Geo. w. Kinney, but resides at
present near Gallipolis.
The recent heavy rains have been
flooding the creeks in the back
part of the district.
The public roads are as good as
any in the county, We don't mean
they couldn't be made better.
Pasture lands being poor this
year n good many farmers in buck
part of the district are making sale
of their stock.
Alex. Gordon says he never
knew of so many poisonous snakes
in old Clendenin before, as infest
it this year. He showed us cop
per-head five feet long, he had
killed.
An effort will be made to have
the board of education relocate
the Faidley School House, put it
on higher ground and build a new
one. The house is at present on
low ground, between and ut the
junction of two creeks.
He is some IS miles from the
Court House.
Talking about public roads re-
minds us that if ono is to be built
in the district, it ought necessarily
be near the Bateman place first,
and then by all means another
from Woods, through the John
Potts land to the Sixteen.
The Board of Education met last
Saturday at the Bateman school
house, and let the contracts for re-
pairing same to Robert Bateman,
for $27OO.
Mrs. Annie Brown, an inestima-
BILE lady, and about the bost teacher
in the district, has the Dabney
school contracted.
e l.. Neale bought good many
lambs at Wyoma, last Saturday,
paying on an average of from $3.50
to $500 per head.
A big Methodist camp meeting
begins at Lone Oak next Sunday,
and will continue several days.
Bishop Cox, of the u. b. Church
is holding series of meetings at
Loggerhead,
The trustees at Bateman, have
employed Frank Withers, teacher,
the coming winter.
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Brave Men Fail

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as we'll as women. and all feel
the results in loss ofappetite, poisons in
the blood, backache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless, rundown feel
ing. But there's no need to feel like
that Listen to j. w Gardner, Idaville,
Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are just
the thing for man when he is all run
down, and don't care whether lie lives
or dies. 1t did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than any
thing could take. can now eat any.
thing and have new lease on life"
Only so cents, at G.. w. M. Hooff's Drug
Store. Every bottle guaranteed.
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Silver Wedding.

Friday being tho twenty fifth an
niyersary of tho marriage of Mr.. b.
II. Enos and wife tho occasion was
duly celebrated and the following
relatives and friends were present;
Mrs. M. Il Titus, Miss Maggie III
tus, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Titus, Rut-
land; Mrs. Thos. Foslor, Mr.. r. e.
Fcsler, Middleport; Mr., and Mrs,
w. w. Gatos, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Drew, Portsmouth: Miss Abbie
Gates, Covington, Ky; Mrs. Lucy
Brown, Athens; Miss Isa @. Nye
Vanden, Miss Miss Mary p Nye,
Columbus; B. L. Enos, Jr,, Oil
City, Pa; Mrs. L, P. Maguet
Miss Evelyn Maguet, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. n. Maguet and family
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Maguet and
family, Mrs Louisa Halliday, Mrs
Mary Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ralph
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alexander
Mrs. Lucy Hern, Mrs. Mary Hay
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. John Vanden
MIR and Mrs, Geo. Heaton, Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Maguet, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gills, of Gallipolis.-
Gallia Times.
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The State Gazette in its eagel

The State Gazette in it's eager
ness to disgrace and bring into
disreputo the young men recently
on tho hay ride. brings the whole
party into prominence as being
guilty of entering Capt. Roseberry'e
water melon patch when the fact
is, only one or two of the party did
so. If the people who run the
Gazette would close their own
windows before throwing stones at
others, it would be better for them.
A newspaper that would attempt
TO make a hideous crime out of
a little pleasantly, is a dangerous
in community.
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From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily
Mrs. e. b. Jones will leave to-day
for several days visit at Anderson.
Messrs. Robt. Neale and John
Leeper have gone to the Hot
Springs, Arkansas,
Mr.. g. w. Harper, of Raymond
City, returned home yesterday,
after few days visit to DIR, A. r..
Barbee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foglesong
and childron, of Flat Rock, were
hero yesterday, the guests of Mr..
VIM. Foglesong and family,
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MmlIons Given Amnr.

to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
mccoy and suffering. The proprietors
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con,
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles oi
this great medicine; and lave the satis-
faction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands OF hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on q. w.
NJ. Hooff, Druggist, and get free trial
bottle. Regular size 80 cents and S1.O0.
Every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
funded.
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Resolutions of Coincidence and
Respect to the Honor of Bro.
IL. NJ. Ball, Deceased.


Respect to the Honor of Bro.
I1. NJ. Ball, Deceased.
WHEREAS, God in His wisdom
has removed from our midst our
fellow teacher, E. M. Ball, be it
therefore,
ReSolUed, That in his death the
teaching fraternity of Mason coun-
ty has lost useful and honorable
member, his wife kind and low
ing husband.
ResOlUe0, To his bereaved wife
and relatives we extend our heart
felt sympathy, and remind them
that the high esteem in which Bro
Ball was held makes their grief
ours and mingles our tears with
theirs in sorrow.
ResolUe9, That while we deeply
feel his loss, we cannot question
the wisdom of the Great Teacher
who has called him from the scene
of his earthly labors.
ReSolVed, Further that a copy
of these resolutions be published
in the county papers and the Wesl
Virginia School journal.
@. A. GREEN,
JENNIE BEHAN,
S. O. PRIDDY,
Committee.
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Niagara FaIls Excursio,.

On Tuesday, August 10, Agents of
the Ohio Central Lines will sell excur
sion tickets to Niagra Falls and return
mt very low excursion rates. Tickets
good returning within 10 days. For
full particulars, tickets, time of trains,
etc, call on Agents of Ohio Central
Lines,
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AZ Waynesboro.

At the battle of Waynesboro, March
I'd, 1855, by which field the Ohio Gem
tral Special Grand Army trains will
run enroute to the Philadelphia Gu
campment, the Union loss was Q
killed, 20 wounded, captuFed-a
total of 30; the Confederate loss WAS
| 1896 caDtured
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At Bristoe Statfon.

At the battle of Bristoe station, Va,
Ohio Central Lines epecial Grand
Army trains will run enroute to the
Philadelphia encampment, the Union
loss was 80 killed, 1856 wounded, 116
captured-a total of $40; the Confed-
crate loss WAS 1474
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All RappaIIannock Station.

At the battle of Rappahannock
Station, Va, November 4, 1868, by
which field the Ohio Central Lines
special Grand Army trains will run
enroute to the Philadelphia encamp-
ment, the Union loss was SO killed,
$50 wounded, O captured-a total of
4l9; the Confederate loss was 1920
caDtured.
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-..Ions q tlls AIason oounty

3e Tons of the Mason County
Teacher's Institute.
EAs, We the teachers o
county assembled ir
Hoo Institute at Mason City
slW Jnly 24th, A. D., 1899
lhe dopt the following resolu.
hat, as teachers of Mason
icon md State of West Virginia,
we Hereby earnestly appeal
|to next session of the Legfsla-
Itu sxert their entire influence
to about the following chang
les public school system:
hat the best interests of edu-
lcaf n West Virginia demands a
sy of uniform examinations.
hat State be the unit of tax
hat the wages and tenn of
Hehoq be Uniform throughout the
5. Thatths law be so amended
that the teachers may receive ored-
it on their term of school for as
many days as they attend the In
stitute.
6. That the right of suffrage be
extended to women in all elections
pertaining to the school work of
the State.
q. That we favor the election of
Trustees by the patrons of each
sub-school district.
8. That the law be 80 changed as
to require the County Superintend.
ant to spend at least one day in
each school in his county during
his term of office.
8. That we favor the holding of
our Institute in the emonths of May
or June.
10. That we favor suoh changes
in the law as will provide free text
books for the use of all pupils at
tending the several public schools
in the State.
IL. That we recommend the or
ganization of district institutes
throughout the county,
s 10. That we leave the selection
of the plaoe at which the next ses-
sion of the Mason County Teach
er's Institute shall be held entire
ly at the discretion of our worthy
County Superintendent.
13. That we highly appreciate
the gentlemanly,an and efficient man
ner in which Profs. M. p. Shawkey
and O. E. Carrigon have conducted
our Institute; also our worthy Su-
perintendant, B. Ell. Blagg, for the
manner in which he has presided
over the same.
Ia. That we return our thanks to
Hon. j. r. Trotter, Prof. V. A.
Lewis, Rev. MoCarta. and to those
who contributed to the entertain
ment and pleasure of the evening
session of the Institute.
10. That we extend vote of
thanks to w. e. Rutter cutter and
all the other good citizens of Ma
son for their kind and hospitable
treatment during our stay in their
midst.
IS. That copy of these resolu-
tions be furnished TO the county
papers and the West Virginia
School Journal, for publication.
Special. it is the earnest
request of the teachers of Mason
county that Profs. M. r. Shawkey
and @, e, Carrigon return in the
year 1900 to conduct this Institute.
OLIVER PHELPS,
President of Committee.
y. G.. MUsGRAyE, Secretary.
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AtGo1Iar Mnnnfnin

Aug. 8, 1855, by which field the Ohio
Central Lines special Grand Army
trains will run enroute to the Phil6
delphia encampment, the Union los
was 314 killed, 1445 wounded, 500 ca
tured- total of 1881 the Confed eFe
loss was 1895,
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tBmllRnn.

At the battle of Bull Run, May 81,
1851, by which field the Ohio Central
Lines special Grand Army trains will
run enroute to the Philadelphia en-
campment, the Union loss was 46o
killed. 1924 wounded, 1912 captured
q total of $500; The Confederate loss