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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22
4 tT EN' $3.50 to $3.50 per Day
An Error Corrected.

We hAvs specis, wagons for collection OF
all outgoing trains: also for delivery TO pri-
.ste residences W tho city We are on duty
~ all houTs WE NEVER SLEEP. Tsls'
pbone orders from private residences receive
special attention. Phons 49,
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22
BAY SHORE LINZ

O. u. & N. R'Wr ~ i. rslfif
TINE best and most reliable Rapid frsn .ssrs VI
Company IN ths South, II passes - rs s'tl::
rlsburg. once the capital OF THIS pIos ,s bsicse'
STATE II runs within view OF the tsm rs,s, hsv..
q San Jaeinso. forever snshrnet y IInsssk r.r.
principal resorts locahs on this line an g,clA ~
dSh,ag gsrs % tostisg ecini. IN me :, s,he ~,
ties WISHING to Locate for rice ssrpn slesr -
sactions, 4aa desiring tsfoslstnn vverf NJ
/ Mills. W. W nsltz3 =
Cry Ikt AIT. so,, MaiA G 7. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22

Nos ana s are fast nsli ans express bet<een the
ro cites only and will carry through cars for Dallas
and Denison. gcing from Houston Vie The Central
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22

HOTE-Trsns leaving Rousson ct 6oo a
m, and ass p. n and striving at Houston
;i<sa. m ana SIS a, also run Into Grand
Central depot departing ten miuutes ssrllsr
sud arriving ten minutes later than tim,
given above
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22

aS-A trains srivs ana depart fron m. Grad
Central depot except the Missouri Kansas and Texas
hsinS, which have depot In ths Fifth ward the In
efuaunns and orsa, Northern and Columbls Tap.
which use the International ana Great Northern depot
on Congress sVsnue. The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas snd Galveston Houston ard Henderson trains
ra,s the International ara Grea, Northern depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22

Galveston specss leaves Houston r!se ., m.
Sundays only. All these trains leave tina
Santa Fs Congress Avenue pepo,ts mlnut.s
later thsn the tbove
n. 70. a. w. r. II. n.
Grand Central papet
Leave $50 y. m Express Train Ardvs q. 40 q n
tshnvepert. Kansas City and cineiuasaJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22

O., n. a. N. n. N.
Grand Central Depot
FER Galveston and La Forte.
leave e.ts a m...,.... Arrive s.2sp O.
Leave i.Aop, n,,... ........ Arrivs q. 10 .. "a.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
NAVAL ORDERS.

The following naval orders have been
issued:
Passed Assistant Paymaster e. w.
Bonhaffon is ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy.
Paymaster c. NJ. Ray Is ordered from
duty at the Naval Academy and to
duty on the Chesapeake.
Pay Inspector ]. Il. Loomis is ordered
To additional duty at the Naval Acad-
envy as the relief to Paymaster Ray.
Lieutenant III. y. Bisham is detached
from the Richmond and ordered to the
torpedo station for instruction.
Naval Cadet G.. l.. Smith is ordered
from the New York and to the torpedo
station for instruction.
from the New York and to torpedo In
struction.
Lieutenant c. NJ. Fahs Is ordered
from the New York and to Newport.
Captain G.. G.. Green is ordered to
duty in charge of the naval rendezvous
at Philadelphia.
Naval Cadet John Halligan is ordered
from the New York and to duty at
Newport.
Cadet f. l.. Sheffield Is ordered from
the New York and 10 Newport for duty.
Naval Cadet f. l.. Pinney is ordered
from the New York and to the torpedo
station.
Naval Cadet U. S. Macy is ordered
from the New York and to Newport.
Cadets u. e. Briggs, r. l.. Johnson. w.
B. Wells, l.. Shane, w. G.. Roper and
w. G.. Briggs and Lieutenant John r.
Educ are ordered to torpedo station for
duty
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
THE City OF PORTSMOUTH AND ADVERTISEMENTS
THE INDICTMENT WRONG.
Hutchins Case Goes Over to the Jul
Term

Hutchins Case Goes Over to the July
Term.
The case of James Hitchins. charged
with the murder of Robert r. Shaw,
was called again yesterday in the Coun-
ty Court. but 1t was found that the in
dictment was wrong.
The attorney assisting the prosecu-
ton asked that the case be nolle prose
quleo' ana that Hutchins be rearrested
ana sent on to the grand jury in
July. The name of Shaw appeared In
the indictment as Robert w. Shaw on
fcrmer trial and the case was carried
over on account of the nature OF the
wording not being stated.
me attorney for the prisoner object
ec to the case being nolle prosecuted,
on the ground that the prisoner had
been arraigned and pleaded on trial and
was In jeopardy. and under the indict-
ment was entitled to acquittal.
After argument on both sides. Judge
Portlock ruled that Hutchins was not
yet on trial; that the reading of the
Indictment and prisoners plea was only
preliminary. and that trial began
when the jury was empaneled, which
stage the proceedings had not reached
to-day and not before.
The Commonwealth's motion was
granted.
At this point Mr.. Duncan. Common
wealth's Attorney, swore out a warrant
against Hutchns before Justice Lopez.
who happened to be in the courtroom
at the time. Hutchins was rearrcsted.
and was admitted to bail In the sum
of $4,000 for his appearance at the July
term.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
IN KENTUCKY.
JOHN POWERS ARRESTED-ADJu
TANT GENERALS EXCHANGE
| COURTESIES
(By Telegraph to Virglnlan-Pilot. }

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Frankfort, Ky. May 22-John
Powers. brother of Secretary of State
Caleb Powers, was arrested in the
mountains of Knox county. near Bar
louisville, late last night on the charge
OF completely in the murder of Governor
Goebel. Powers was taken to Barbours-
vile, where habeas corpus proceedings
were begun to-day.
kilograms have been received from
Barboursvillc saying trouble over the
arrest is likely to occur. The matter
was laid before Governor Bcckham with
recommendations that troops be sent
to preserve order.
Frankfort, Ky. May 2o.-The Ken
lucky authorities will not attempt to
mandamus Governor Mount. of Indiana.
to honor the requisition OF Governor
Beckham. for the arrest OF Finley. The
opinion prevails that the matter Is
wholly within the province of the Gov
ernor of the State, and that no legal
action can be maintained to enforce the
requisition.
Governor Beckham issued an order to-
day Distressing the Democratic soldiers,
and they will leave for home to-mor-
row. In transferring the militia from
the Republican TO the Democratic adj
ministration, former Adjutant-General
Collier said to his successor:
I'm my opinion it is due to you more
than any one else in Kentucky that
trouble has been averted."
Adjutant General Castleman replied:
81 beg to say that the State owes far
more to you. The conditions have been
constantly menacing TO the public
peace. TO a degree best known to you
and to me. You have been forbearing
and farminded always"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
DIED SUDDENLY.

Yesterday morning a colorcd woman
named Jennie Keeling. who lives on the
corner of Cook and Queen streets. went
down town on some business. In an
hour or so she got on the Park View
car and started for home. On reaching
the corner of Cook and Glasgow streets
she got off the car and complained of
feeling badly. She sat down by the side
OF Il fence and expired in a few min
utes. SCmc colored men came along
and carried her to her home. DR.. Hol-
laday was notified. but did not deem an
inquest necessary. The woman leaves
two children, a son and n daughter
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
TEXAS COMES 10 BRooKLYN
Because Drydock at the Norfolk Navy
Yard Is Not Large Enough.

Deehuse Dryuock at the Norfolk Navy
Yard Is Not Large Enough.
(From Brooklyn Eagle of Sunday
The Norfolk Maynard authorities are
AFRAID to drydock the battleship Texas
ana that Is the real reason she has been
ordered to the Brooklyn yard to be re.
paired. The drydock at Norfolk is SC
small that it is only with the greatest
difficulty that ship as large as the
Texas can be gotten into the basin
Naval Constructor Albert w. Stahl, Of
The Norfolk yard, has made careful
measurements of the largest drydock
IN that yard, and finds that at high tide
there would be a few inches to spare on
each side Of the Texas as she entered
the dock. He was afraid to attempt to
take the "hoodoo' ship through such
Il small gateway, and at his suggestion
tne Navy Department relieved him OF
this trying undertaking and ordered her
to New York for repairs.
ne work on this ship was also more
needed here than at Norfolk, the Navy
Department being DESTROYS of retaining
the skilled labor now attached to tho
local navyyard
The Dattle-ship Texas could not pos
snoiy get into the biggest drydock n;
the Norfolk yard at any other than high
ude. uness her guns were removed
rms was suggested to the Navy De-
partment officials as n remedy, the ma
val constructor at Norfolk being very
anxious to keep the Texas work for his
yard. Removing the guns would entail
heavy expense. The tons of the big tur-
rents would have to be removed before
the guns could be hoisted ashore. The
cost of the prelimnaries would have
been almost as much as all the work to
be done on the ship.
The above was taken from Sundays
Brooklyn Eagle. 1t Is untrue in every
respect. The Texas was built at this
yard. ard has been locked on numerous
occasion without removing a gun and
without any trouble whatever She
can go in this dock at low water, much
less at high tide. The last time she
was locked at the Brooklyn yard some
OF her plates were bent and she was
brought to this yard and had them re-
moved. The above is another misrep-
resentation made against the yard. and
the competent men employed here.
Some one is responsible for the Texas
leaving here and putting out n state
ment of this kind
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
RELATE TO IsTAmtAM CANAL.
QUESTIONS OF SENATOR MORGAN
ABOUT MOVEMENT OF MEN
AND WARSHIPS

(By Telegraph TO Virgin!an- Pllot.)
Washington, D. c.. May %. Senator
Morgan to-day introduced resolution
calling upon the Secretary of War for
information rs to the sum DaiG lai-
road COMPANIES for the transportation
tc The Pacific coast of men and Inuni-
lions of war for the Philippines since
May, 1898. The cost OF their transport
tat!on by sea for the same period. and
the tolls and fares for passengers for
the same time paid by the United States
to the Suez Canal Company.
Senator Morgan also introduced rcso-
lutions calling unon the Secretary of
the Navy for Information as to the
number Of United States vessels sent 20
the Philippines since May /, 1898. the
distance of sea travel of each. the cost
OF fuel. tolls paid TO the SucE Canal
Company, the time and distance COW
cred ny the voyage OF the Oregon
around the Horn and the coal con-
srmeK
~ resolutions are intended to bring
'1---'- haa rirlrr ,ipon the 18th
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
PENSION BOARD ORGANIZED.

The newly appointed members If the
Confederate Pension Board Of Norfolk
county met yesterday ana organized
with thu following members: John r..
West. president: w. II. Barnes. clerk;
Wm. II. Ethcredgc and DR.. G. y. Hal
stead.
a number of persons who have been
drawing pensions We're continued on
the rolls. and others were summoned to
appear before the board to see whether
they will be continued on the rolls.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
AN ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning painter named
Beaton from Scottsvllle. who was at
work on AIR. r. II. Brin<iey's house on
der distance OF about thirty feet,
striking the porch rs he came down.
and then falling to the ground. mash
ing him up pretty badly. He was re-
moved to the office of DR.. Carr. who
made an examination of his injuries and
Than sent him TO his home. 1t is thought
that he is hurt Internally.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
Shot BY National euardsms n.


Nby ItIVSTaEH TO NlrslnlAn- Pl!Ot.J
Chattanooga, Tenn. May 22.-Charlcs
Henry. of Blissville. Mich. was shot
and seriously wounded late last night
by c. II. Daily. who Is connected with
the railway mail service. and adjutant
of the First battalion of the Tennessee
National Guard. 1t Is said the shooting
resulted from domestic difficulty Both
men were arrested. Henry will re-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
PRESENTATION

Yesterday afternoon, Just after SER
vices. Rev. O. Miller. colored. was con-
sderably nonplused by his congrega-
ton presenting him with a horse and
buggy the value of which was 5000
After reviewing his work In the church.
Miller. with tears in his eyes, thanked
his congregation for their kindness.
and pledged himself to renew his efforts
for the salvation of souls in the future
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
Homes For Homo seekers.

DO you want home In Park View.
Cottage Place or anywhere in or around
the city. on terms 10 suit yourself? DO
You want n lot? If so call or address at
once.
THE SEABOARD REAL ESTATE co.
Room POI No. PA High st.
Pig Point lots for sale.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
DIED.

TABB.-At his late residence, S13 Court
street. Portsmouth. Va. May 81. 1900. at
. O'Clock u. m. VINCENT c. TASB, in
tho 5lst year of his age.
Funeral services from the residence
THIS wednesday, AFTERNOON at >
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance In
vitcd to attend.
KAY.-At the residence of her parents
PrentiS avenue. Prentis place. Norfolk
county. Va. May 20. 1900. at 1880 p. m,
WILLIAM MARGARET. infant daughter
OF George w. and Maud T.. Kay. aged i
months and days.
Funeral services from residence THIS
"wednesday AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends ana acquaintanccs are invited to
attend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
DEATH OF A CHILD.

Mr.. and Mrs. George w Kay lost by
death yesterday their infant daughter.
William Margaret. aged s months and .
days. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from their resi-
Gence. Prentis avenue. Prentis Place.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Rap Vome 6uIofelterne.

Den fsr'te map folder eler GirtulPre on
9aaenoe @uiOiunoet / Slunotte / 1898 blep
no8iuet al &ortbsrn guciiicbanen. Get er
mere END ct SInmpetrrf at ben iprite man
holder eler 8umilet ON aop Nome Cub.
olltrltt tormer ira inmme ailoe. NUrprs
renoe Sober inoebploer life alene Ct opp,
aart puer Npme.7 itytttct, men or poi.a
toripnct meo flete 8ileoer ira Iome Gin
os rra StranobreoSeu, Der ipoelio piier 4Re.
'ooen Deb 8nlograuuirgsn. Ollie mn Joe
Cpip'ntH9sr, ON GigOusNioer ira Seattle
% Tacoma, @Jemuemganqglatiter pin. or
anlsrt I oenll So3, o. ,iolt ii raaoes ot noo
III y. u. 8p.s NseHrrr Der err ioriuret n,eD
2ia9raninler oper Glaitlcamperre GA pn1
NprDaan0 ltre lt9 Betremmeii ,beber heller
emo at rplRtle oenue piatiae Gina. until
man fonnter til Su8eiiuuo, Ser er iroen
9pil ON, al Der oil b.iue Ell betnbelia aoS
la8eriraItt ira NRiot' "a Siitatcrne "a en-
nor 3llitrf ntatna ira SIllcbapsitaterue Mi
Npnle'S ntrrttct nGiie Saar.
Sni "NolocrS-, 6raottatItcr pip. ZEN.
oehoe man ~ I'll ". u. Souct. 500 Qpiut
q? 2ee gtotnc ga, cllcr lcno ct . ueuts
6rlmGEte nj 9bns. 2. Gee. General g,os.
lenaer Ngeut. Ct. 4aul, Ntiun.. pa hon nil
lenoe Dem 8artet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Sanfefprn.

Ranoe Wennelter | Dor Stb l9'er
altior meset. 8i siper os life I'D I'll
at tante ssne Ganter eaer uoarbeloe
eane SpreitiQin9er. 8t bar nltfpr me-
get at beitiIe meo at "fare" sjerilell
Qnores. Mansbsn al bet Stpf, pt ops
taser i Dor Sial, siuer os, trops Den
meaen 9ib Ri pirer berpaa, life Se'lt9'
beb til at iorbsie Os berfpr lite bape
ben iulbe 0ptte at bet, ium ellers tllloe
ubpitle og ioreole os. De flelte Wter'
neifer, lpm leier ali, buab De forlrltrr
oper os fan role Zig al at bape llu9t en-
utalis Masie BBser, fiber aanpelt9
ialt-ai fruniif Mansel paa 5oroolel'e.
Der iinbes en- Menspe Snbtpioer, lom
peo 2esnins eisr Jig betjenbt meo ar1
bre Mtenueifer s Menin9er | De mango
forifienise Spsr9smaal, Der er oppe I
Giben, men meset iaa, ipm ielo tanter
oper bisie Spprgsmaul % fan opotNe
noeen aaroelis Seluit9nci8beb lom Res
iultat. Oct ct nemlis meset ma9ellsere
at Huge anbres iarbise Tanfearbetpe
enb ielu pparbeiDe npeet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
General Sberiban % bans Son.

20 faamelte, alpurlis . ubieenbe
WGno itob paa Grappen til ct fort
gus | 8aibinston iOr ilere liar iiben.
De itob os iuettps fire liplise 8srn
latte Jig | en- liben &usn ps iublenre
fipre reooper@aben, ibet be raabte 5ars
pel og ienote g~fitebstps til 9apa Ds
Eapas Ben, @~eneraler.
5aberen, ben pngite al Wenoene,
bar General Sberioan-"8riger 8bil",
icm ban falbtes / be 8aee. @enerus
len, Den gamle Ben, iasbe:
"9bil, bpOrlebes iprmaar bu at itpre
bin lille Irme at fire?"
"Ses iorisser Ilet life at itpre benz.
Ores Mpoer er en- fprtrGffelig lioen
&ptnoe os 9ub ium ct bel Resiment Sis
~ficerer, Spbn. gun er ben, ipm buIoer
benz / Ipe, De er urolise imaa Suls
batter, men ubm9rfebe &amnterater.
Seq tenter pfte paa, ~buprnuuse Sarer
Der lisser iuran mine lmaa uiprieroebe
Sploater neoisieunem 9ipet. Seq full
be snife, jes funbe blalpe Dem sjennem
benz ale.
"Bbil, beriom bu fan ubpelge %
ijerne fra bin Ssn ben 5riitelie, ipm al
ale ct melt at irpste, bpilfen pilbe bet
bliue?"
General Sberibnn l9reoe tit tSppeb
pp til 2prfarmen Os lasbe alporlis
"8et piloe blipe Sprbanbellen al It9rt
Drift. Bore Gutter ct insen Seleener.
81 er ole ielpflpse, e%senraabise, fanz
banbe p9iaa uipriGrbebe, briftise, benz
li9e % sapmiIbe, men be ben Mano
eler gnslina lOm bliper Ell Slape al
9rif! Seq piloe be1ere ie min Ssn bs
iong. enb ie bam b9res ino til Jim Mlp=
Der berulet. Gn al mine fi9tfe Splbas
ter la9be til mig paa Slasmarten itrar
for en- SGgtnius, ibet ban gap mig i'm
iibite !Silien til i'm Mober forubiat' at
ban ifulbe ialbe: "Sis benbe, at jes
bar bplot nit 2cite til benbe; life en
Sraabe Sr9noeuin bar ies imnst. -"
Soloaten blep orabt.-Seg braste ielu
Silien til WOberen. Sun iasbe: "Sr.
General, bet CT mere 9Gre for min Spn,
eno on ban bapoe itotaset Ell Stao!"
ajGre Wpoer, lom lGier bette, sipr
bu, bpap ou fan, for at iirbsDoe / bin
Spn Ell Sfr9f, for 5riitelien iii 9rif.
Gent, Bpor mango baabeiulbe Yn9lirse
buffer unoer for ben. llnolao life al
abpare % iprmaue itibe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Qoparer piSerne.
nbenlanbife aDelsmGnb meo Sitler
er elenoige 4gtemGno.

Nep gort, 2ben San. - "Gn anne
~ritanft pise buroe beler bore opo sno
gift meb en- at bisie ubenlanoite aris
itotrater. Solo ier bisie iaatalote
Qbelsmnno fra 2ipst, bet er nit Raao
til enbper ung ameritanft 8pinoe."
Sau iagoe isadr 8repinoe Goureau
be Gbapanne / 8alorofsQ itoria So@
tel. Grepinben bar tiolisere Wtiis
Spiroa 8enion, 9atter al Saptetn
Spbn 9enIon al RebenuetjeneIten.
ga, lab ben ameritanite pige ppgtc
fig for betitleoe u~blanoinser," peobleo
BUN. "Gr bun gift meb en- at benz,
bill BUN un9re pad bet. Seq peb bet,
for jeg bar ielp forisgt bet.
Seq bar en- umeritanit Pige, og od
ieg bar urg, giftepe jeg en- betitlet
5ranitmdnb. 0a ban for life lange
iicen Osoe, fanot ieg blanot bans pa
pirer en- aontratt, ban bapoe gjort
meb en- 9erIon, iom bar / ben Sorretz
ming, ON at finbe bam en- Suitru meb
Sormue. San betalte | Gforas for
ben perions Sjeneite, iom giorbe mig
betienot meb BAN.
San borteoileoe mine Penge, pg nit
2ip bar uIptteli9t. Seq bar ~erfaret,
at bet u~benlanbite 4riItotrati er raobs
bent, iGrlig bet frdnite."
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
6nsraab % praftiife ginf.

Spor buier Smitten? Satterierne
iorlaber ben Spses 2eseme pS upitiles
40 iurltieaise, men beitemte @eie. 6pr
De ~aIminoelig iorefOmmenoe Sp8opmme
er oisie 8eie isl9enbe:
Sfarlagensieber - Sfallene paa
arpppen % 8letterne / So9lset (Ne.
lem.
9iiteritis % Strubehoite. : letterne
/ SalS, NGie % 9uftrsr.
M9slinger - Sfaaene.
5pioio Seber.-Nffsrinsen.
9pienteri os &olera.-IHerinsen.
Ianprerolen ps andre "ulebpanlise"
Spsopmme (getanoelier) ,-Waterien,
bet matsriebolbisc Blob, Sforperne.
5uberfuloie. - Spboitninsen %
TarmuotDmmellerne.
Setie Dor Gnbper pibe. Chi ale
oisie iorlflellioe Niionorin9scele ital
pbel99sss. 9erior renies (oesiuiicss
res alt, buUrpau nogen al benz fan bape
iat Jig eler pGre tommet / Sersrirs
niso. Ilt, buao Yaiienien eller ben,
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Ieoalicn for lang % trio
Sjcncitc.

Set tgI. SelTtab for Rprges Bel
bar iaar uboelt Meoaljen for lang %
tro Sieneite til ialt 66 Perionsr. III
bisie bar 5 tient / famine Sus eGler
hos famine 5omilie fra so til 60 aar
s mellem 40 % so Qar, 90 melsm 80
og 40 qar, 30 mellem % og 80 Qar.
Bertha 2arsbdttsr Miot9aarb bos
SoenepreIt 5rpit / Sbime bar tjent
bps famine 5amiile / 81 2tar.
Spar !Seljeien hos Sens ". Senium,
2eitaneer Spgn, "a Qar.
Sobanne SperIen hos 6ru &ris
itione Sborien, Stapunser / AZ glat.
Dime 90. Gmieaem hos arne
Siemieter, 8lOppen, i 80 Nar.
Smut Snarbeim bos 6. q. 2uno,
Sougeiuro, / 80 Nar.
8rete Watbiaien hos u. 0anielIsn
Oupolo, 9anIe, / 80 Aar.
Berthe GIiiabet6 Satobsbatter
9asbs boS Malene 9jeorem / girtrem
/ % Oar.
Serine Sortelsbater bos @uri
Spalesbatter 9ieorem / 9irtrem i %
Oar.
Sobine Solisoattsr bos q. o.
munbIen, Sfte 9ereb paa Glitter, / 26
Idr.
gutitiomfru petrine SanIen 6us
aisbmanb .. ant. 9rDniloIen, Ser
gen, | % Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
Cor Rpinoen.
SsDissret for ~9ee. .guiteu. al Una donna.
Cradle Song.

STduie SOhS
Softly, oh. softly" the snowfakes all
said.
Wrapping the f1owcrets in warm win
ter bed,
When the winds sigh
Flow'rets may cray.
Sing to them softly a sweet lullaby"
Softly, oh. softly" the snowfakes
breathed low,
Tuck them in tightly where winds
cannot go;
Often at night
Winds fercely bite.
Wrap them up warmly and tuck them in
tight"
Softly, oh, softly, the snowlakes scarce
spake,
Cover them softly, lest flow'rets awake;
Sweet be their sleep, i1
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Cover them softly and over them Deep
(Churchman).
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09

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(8ort Sienr).
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-09
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-08-08
On the up Grade.

mechanic can take a little piece
of steel worth five dollars and make
it into watch springs and sell it for
one hundred dollars-that's skill.
Rockefeller can take a small strip
of paper and write a few words on
it and make it worth ten million
dollars that's capital. England
and Americas Kipling can take a
scrap of paper and write some sem
fences and sell it for sixty five
thousand dollars-thats genius.
A lady can wear seventy five cent
hat and look real sweet, but prefers
a forty dollar one-that's nonsense
Any man, woman or child that buys
groceries from ID. s. Snyder is
wise, and gets goods of all kinds at
right prices and sell their produce
at right prices-that's business.
We lead in prices and goods and
are always abreast of the times.
Cross our threshold and you will
go away happy.
ID. s. SNYDER,
Grocer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-08-08
capt. John Es. Selbe is 81 Years
Old To-day.

valuable presents as tokens of the
high esteem in which he is held
by his friends.
Capt. Seble is veteran of the
late OWL war, and was orderly sar-
geant of Co. b, 9Th w. Va. Inf,
which on e.enlistment as veterans,
was made the 18th w. Va. Cavalry,
in which regiment he served until
the close of the war, when he 10.
GATED in this town, and is now one
of our most popular and success
full business men, who can count
on everybody as his friend.
No better citizen lives in this
town than Capt. Selbe, and the
Register and all the people wish
him many returns of this day.