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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-03

- -, ..,,~a.,- D.
doi,h.r, az, . -.s,,.o,.h,. .,a,.ro.u nm
49, r.. =, r.. ,oo- ~. D.. IN
o' -
Haeo"oer. hev' 'oo MAooihoel WIS al
ancestor OF the Macomoers, OF ELLSWORTH.
In an introduction to the poem, the
author makes the following explanation.
"Tbe reason that appeared In public was
that had often been grieved to see and hear
how the day was Improved; by some, drinking
and quarreiing' and some profaning the name
OF tna' eod VINO delivered US, Mmch pu. We
raa, trc,, tho ,vranr,c., ,owers ~ Eovn. And
{, "a ev,de,, thu, the came ,,od that iel,yeref,
them se,,vere, America from the rovers of
pr,,.,r .ra .ver s,nco ws haze hsen the most
,,ghlv :. vo-sd ~ the Lord of .nv n.,,op on
Garth ppt ~ ,ve oo n, nrof,n,ny the name of
81. c., nd rr.ta ,,r,, 90 us. wora.,fu, nov.
-. 49, a.,.na 49, II. s.ra,rr ,.ne.,.d
judgments upon this land and thereby We shall
expose ourselves to come under Srannicai
power again..
The poem recites in a procession of
.rd the a.ra,ornort ., th,. corptrv
aour,o ,sos IT,. rr,,., oman. NTH
was
Come all you young Americana,
Possessors OF the soil;
1pray that you would now attend,
To you, OH men, call
eome near N, 'oioe WI, ie"
H. .. 49, - ,r,,,,asnss.
p.,ors ,h., 20, ws-s horn
II. ooes nm ., ,a,, n, Co,pmbu. voveoe
- ..-.,.. -, ~. .o,o,;.,. E,or,
the period Of the French war he speaks
from nersonsl knowIedpe of affairs:
rh. rr.rrb w.r d,d commence
And In that war was engaged
To stand In our defence.
AS for the sufrerings we went through.
My tongue nor pen can't tell,
TIL we obtained the victory,
Though thousands victims fell.
ms '..',
a. Ao' "'.'e 'p.
"nu ZIG" s"'"e y" AN'
nu =" WIG 'e"' Va
~ emy i"i'i'!' """ IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-03
A Terrible Disease.
A Terrible Disease.
A Portland newspaper correspond
emf writes.

ent writes:
This city has of late been visited by an odd
sort of disease. 1t is not a cold. 1t is too bad
for that. Ii Is not the grip, although possibly a
near connection. The unfortunate victims can
not live in comfort or die in peace. They are not
well enough to go to bed and they are not well
enough to take a cheerful view of life. They
do not commit suicide because the internal ma
ture of their complaint makes them desire to
live that they may torment others.
That must be antiphobia. In some
of its varying forms it is known as
anti-imperialism, antitrust, etc. In
its worse stages it develops into anti
law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-03

Many young lawyer suspected of hav-
log talent has been tried and acquitted.
ABOUT all some men are willing to do
for living is to breathe regularly.
There are 1927 people in Iceland, and
they are SO free from crime that but one
policeman is kept.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-03

Advertisers IN THE AMERICAN
capturing the trade.
Adrertising brings the customer. and
ass;sfs the saiesman.
The more eyes an advertisement eotch..
the more dollars II Is north.
Sixteen ounces Of performance to erer,
pound Of promise in the advertisement.
Of THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
NATIONAL ELECTION NOV. s, 1900.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE. PRESIDENT,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
OF NEW YORK.


William Mckinley isn't by any
means the first president of the United
States to be charged with Imperial
ISM" 1t turns out that this bugaboo
has been resurrected from the cam
paign of 1882. Andrew Jackson, the
high priest and idol of democracy, was
the imperialist of those days. His
opponents were sure that President
Jackson's reelection would put an
end &c this country's existence as a
republic, and the bare thought of his
success threw them into fits. He was
certain to make himself Emperor, or
King, or First Consul, or something
Of that sort.
To impress people with the
danger confronting them, the anti
imperialists of 1882 scattered broad
cast over the country posters showing
Mr.. jackson in his royal robes, wiping
his feet on the Constitution of the
United States and trampling on the
bank of the United States.
Underneath the picture was this
terrible indictment in large, fat type:
KING
ANnRPw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-03
H,ost.


gI>ORTOISE she'll siie-coinb inlaid with
l gold Return to W. b. CAMPBELL, Ellis.
worth.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
Nswina, kIdra wiela n
Cte1zY.

szczesliwi moga py6 To a. ,iem
tyIko ludsie zdruwi ulomni zal ma
ciele ME moga y caIej ptlnl odczuwat
rozknszy tegs Swiata.
Do tel nieszclssiiwej klasy Daleie
cierpiacy no jala sek,et,4 cbuobe
'icfOwa; CT zwykle ME zdol0i 90 do
adnej : 81 see piracy ami sumyslowej
All cielesnej Ale p~otnlowania g.dni
g tel ci ks6zy przez lie odzywianie
sig ciszka pracs klopoty lnb wskutek
zarszsnla sig cd innych cierpieh sig
nabawili
Takim ludziom dokucza zwykle
krnm cho:6b s~pecyalnych blcie serca
Dol glcwY osl tD;eat- < star :zyli sapka
w1elka cboIoba bulesci merck kolki
reumatyzm kr6tki oddech a sk6ra
obsypana k,ostami i ranami.
Ola iaktch chorych Jed
max test pOmoc. w mlesc,e
naszem ~wynalezli doktorzy lekar~
stwo, ktorem podobne choroby
zupe}oie ~wyle;zone bye moga, to
" kr6tkim czas:e l bez wielkich
kOszt6w.
Ma zyczenie poslemy naszym roda-
kom zupesnie bezplatnie lyle lekaIstwa,
lie starczy ma jeden tydzie1.
Wszyscy k'6rzy przgna ~wyleczenia
moga sig zg}osik listownie lub osobiScie
do:
State Medical Di.pens,ry.
rs E. Madison Str Chicago I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
CielxaMel lZeczy

NAJWlEKszE o,ganY ~
1w,ee,e, znajduja ne = ktsc'tlr
katedr.lnym v Nowym York;.
VIA one $50 eicsdw . 5000 pisa.'
czasek. Do ~rorussan,a miecb6 =.
,otrzebny jest elektromotor 0. s,le
20 konr, ktory y sekundzie dostarcta
u go l.t,6v pow e.rza. lego re
izsju n~ajwiskszy instrument v
Europe. :znnjnpie~, y v tumie "
Rydze, a ma 1875 glvs61 1900
u,szeza}ek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

bedz,e rsecza nv opaist pee. M
moana pr1eciw temu mi alo~s
REQ. - Jedna wszakze IL uwags
raoya bytu ma. CIV to tyiko kaz
|dym pleou napalid BE da;s
Me chod1l To Q konstrukcya, nj
MATERIAL tez MnieJsza czy pic,
ma wysokos6 wielki. czY ma SEE
-- Ca}y sekret sic zasadsa ; potsga
" tenn, czy rieo d.je ME cieplo
czy nlemi}y dym? - Vice J-zel,
cheese uniknaG zawodu / STRAIT, pa
trzaj dobrze, czyli Z p'eca tweg"
ME Jest graf y, DO vtedY. smut
nej prawdy mozesz pewnym bvc,
ze sic bedz:e opal caty bardzo
tic. - C1asem starry 3uz
dalej, DO Jak: nieaie w,eac. v sta
rym piecu djabei pail. - az truduo
znie6G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
FlRASZKl

II
Kr6tk5em jest oznaczenie
roku 1900 cyfrani raymsklemi,
gdyz tax sic piaze niemi ten rok:
,,MCM", j%eszcze kr6tszem bedz1e
oznaeEen1e takiem1 cyfrani roku
1000, ktjry tax pisac sig bedzie
;,,MM", Dlugiem byio %oznsczenle
rzYmskieml cyframl roku l899-g",
kt6ry tax pisano n,eml: .MDCCC-
XCIX'', ~jeszcze dfuzssem b>{o c.
znsczen,e roxu 1s8s~yo, .kt6ry tax
pisano. ,,MDCCCLXX WIZ.
~, DelHkatnOsc uczuG.
K b u: A cegot to wasa bahia
tax becy?
9 k: 30 jej powied.lo~
lem. re sic tatkowi zma'{o, ale to
ME prswda, jeno Jalowka corno
pad4a, ale ME cholaiem jej tax za~l
a zmarkoc:c.
X u b a.: Juzcl macie racya.
w restanracvI.
Pan jerry: PANE, pan mi
ub!izy}es, zadam: satysfakcY,. Staw
SIG pan jutro ze 6wiadkaml 1 z para
pistolelo ma B.eianach. godzina
6 rano.
L o z: Is. gut, ale gdybym
ia ME mog} przybycz 1~upeln,e
punkt, to n,eoh pan tymezasem
san bedz,e zavzynaoz. e.
UZYOIE JA9kEK DO. RO t.
BIENlA KAWY. Jao1ka lraje
SIC " kawa}k,. ME wyclna]ac ziarn,
suszy s'e je, a nastepnie m,ele ma
make. Jesll do robienla kawy uIyie
SIG W poto vie maxi z iab1sk, 3 "
po}ow;e ziarn kawy, to tylko wy
ira nny smakosz zdola ja r~ozpozna6
cd prawdz.wei. Mona navel braG
kaye W mnleiszej %ilosci,. a. navel
wcale ME uzywa6, a tylko max,
z 1abiek i z eYxoryl zrobic kawe I
to wcale smaozna. Make Jabf' k
MONA przechowywa5 W pusskach
blaszanYch, lub W g%arnkach. I,
Kalambur. 7,
A Patrz pan, jake odnow,one
patio 90 ieszoze zymlea sobie ku-
.pitem. /,
B. 20, tax daleto pan letdz,t.;
A. lii n'es W. to Rsymie, co /,
Papie4 szeosi, tylko W to sym,e
90 snieg paGa. !
Pam'a.ka
Prsylaoiel. BVlem SER
deoznym prsyjao,elen meta Pant.
CIV ME mas. paul ola mn,e lakiej
po MIN pamiatkis
Widows. (spt SOFIA ocsY No do})
Owsssm moe}a bym panu sleble M
nanniatxe of1arovaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
LASkI ~LEKARSkIE. K,

LA5kI LEKARSkIE. kt65e
'iawnlej kou'ecznie .ztota mice III
.,aiv gafke, wychodza dzis,aj SO
rag vice. 2 uzycia. Uzywanie ta-
klej lasK,, mialo uzasadnIone
przYczJny "a misnowic,e trzyma-
big ga}ki " okolicY Dosa, Jak t.
wld>.m! Da r"sma1tych portretacb
lekarzv, ma h~isturyczne znaczenie,
I tax " dawnlejszYch wlekach,
>fota ga'ka l.skl rex rsk,ei b,la
wYdrazera ! opatrzonA, u CORY
deiikaat ,eml dzlureczksml, ]ak to
~jdzimy " p,aseczniezkach. V
wydraz ,nlach tYch znzjdowafy sic
wonne substantive 0 mocnym za-
pacbu, k'dre lekarze wciagali no.
"rm, odw'edza1ac pscjeptow ia
obrhyd;,we, lub zaknzue choru-
lacvch choroby. ably tym sposob~m
a'hrunic sig OF zarazy albo przez-
~ycisz,c n'emity odor wydzlelanY
orzez chorego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

TesefOuy m6wIace.
Do " nsisensavYjnie]o1eiszycb
wvna'"zf6v os:atn'el DOLBY " GU
scie te'egrnfa bee drutu l posy}an,a
tel'erafic.1ie obraz6w ma doleglokG,
PRIV byl jeszczei dslszy. Ma imie
mu oAenografo"telefon, czyll telefon
mo +iacv.
Wynalszca jest Dunczykim /
nazywa siefiPauiseu:f
WynaIazek : lego polegas ma
znak"m'tem i dowcipuem skompli-
kowniu telefonu z fonografem E
Aparat TAXI jest znakomitYn "
uzvclu ~ted5, gdy osoby, do kt6rej
s,e %tel-fnnuJe ME ma " domg. Mo
" acy w6wcsas NE zvaza ma to.
tv.ko mowi d.. telefonu a aparat
" domu nieobecnego sic
zuajdulacv, jrgn silva RYE ma
woskowym waicu. Gdy 5w n1eobec-
Ian K. powrocl dc domu, spe
cyalnY znak ma tarczY apsrtu oznai-
mu, re ktos " czasie lego
n~leobcnosci, mo VT do telefonu.
K'ec' korba j fonograf powtarza ;sk
naiwicern'ej slecone sobie sfowa.
WynslazcaP p ulesen uda{ sig :
wybalezlcnym japaratem do Ko-
penhsgl i tn ofIsrowlf "a pewna
umdw,ona Gene tamtejsle ma To-
war.ystwu m6wien'. n culegfose."
PROXY prseds'sbrane . jego
id4 ssietnle. Me potr.e-
bujeny dod.v.d, 10 apar.Y 10 80
"a rasie = s.alenie dropie.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

Wanted An Idea 6: s.; :: : ~: IS: !:
e ssSssss JIM ,ssis; ass6 81 S Ss,a1 r - W. r:,sss
"a "a IL ~: = rs So e. 8 8. NJ. NJ ssess'.se'a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
SALON y FOLEY
(Minn):

v. os.d1ie Foley, nied.lelo
polsk,ego ko1cioaa n Alberc,s
s.soaYa Kodak nass sTANIskAW
kUszA duly hotsl. Tax 10.
: ton'e n.!t = aisyo n.jleo..a
wYgods> Yb.rne pi~o.
Awddti 'wP.mistaioie. rod.oY
bl'as.y n.n' s~di. nil oud.ll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15

0HO Op~ 49,
sfabo tl,G. - C1asem starry }uz
dalej, DO Jak niesie w1e6c. sta.
rYm piecu djabef pail, - az trudut
znie6t.
mOdny mAlafz.
- Pane artysto, ola czeg'
pan " krajobraz'e wymalows}rl
las ilaKe " kolorach 6cletowych.
= Uczyni4em to sku,k,em
danego mi zlecenls. Kra]obraz ten
ma bye opow,ednim dc nowo
spro wadzonych zoitych' nebli.
Jake wiesci z placu boju?
Anglik X: - Zwyc,ezyl'sm>
ma ca4ej lin.il
Francuz: - Tax, tax. ma
telegrafczej.
OgfO re N e.
Prosze, ably moitj zcne
nc nle pozYczaco. tyIko u
sAmemu, DO Ia "a MIC ME odpcwia-
cam.
w teatrze 9lmatOrs kim.
A matorka. Pane, "a
10 m,Dut rozpoc1nie sig przeu-
sta. lenie, czY pan jestes pewnym
70 oddasz zupe}ule to, czego SIC
n~auczyles?
Amator-O tax tax pant.
2 wyjs,kiem tej sceny. v k,6rej
nam paula uca1owac. Moze M
predce zrobil;smy ]eszcze p16be?...
u 70
w d 0 " a: = Cay mtze pan
portset mego meza niebosz-
ka..
F f:- I owszem...
skoro PAM poslada obraz, kl6r>
rysy zmar}ego upamie,nia.
w d q; = lego w1asnie
mi brak, ale nam list gonosy.
" MIN rYsopis mego msza Il
Gaia wiernosc,a od"any.
= Musla4s6 PAM miec ;afle
okropuy sen,
= Ach tax, .dniio mi ZIG, ze
maj moi utoplt sie.
- Dlatego rani tax k1sYkne.
10 we Snie!
- KraYkneiam, DO go wYrato-
wall!
Kr6tkO - ale dobitn,e.
= Pant Baronowa s,ewa! beg
watp,enla mlafa d.is w,elu nud-
nyohi godoi?:..
9 ME. pan jestes pier~
saYm.
W1ARUsA
Alon%nds = ldno VINO en- TIM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-15
modny malarz.

Jake wieSci z placu boju?
Anglik X: - Zwyc'szyl'sm>
.
ma cafej lIn,il .
Francuz: - TAX. tax. ma
teIegrafczej.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
NOTICE.
T0 the P1lh1ic .

To the Public:
Seeing the article in the Register of
June 9Th, headed. Laundry Girls
Strike We would like to correct the
false and deliberate fabrication on their
part We never did have, nor have we
now, strike at the Pearl Laundry
The whole trouble was. three 90 girls
formed ring to tell us how to run a
laundry; all of the others joined in.
They have been sighting their work
for some time past. and on Monday
evening every one of them were dis
charged. H. j. MENDEL,
JAS r. MENDEL.
Partners doing business under the
name of Mendel Bros
Sworn and subscribed to before me.
the undersigned, a notary public for
Ohio county, West Virginia, this 9Th
day of June, 1900.
H. C. PETERMAN,
Notary Public, Ohio county, w. Va
We ask the indulgence of our custom
ers for few days We are still doing
business at the old stand. but sending
our work out of town, and we will be
running along as usual in day or so.
Respectfully.
MENDEL BROS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
Not Going TO Leave.

Mr.. B. X. McMechen, after thanking
the Register for the kind things said
about him in yesterdays Register,
stated to reporter that he had no in
tention of leaving Wheeling, that if he
made any change whatever in his hab-
itation 1t would be either Pittsburg or
New York. AS matter of fact the
Fairmont electric light plant OF which
he is the purchaser, will remain under
the present efficient management and
there was an error in the published
price paid for the plant. 1t was con-
siderably less-between $4,000 and
$4,000. Mr.. McMechen's many friends
will be glad to hear that current ru-
NOR to the effect that he might change
his residence is without foundation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
Held to Court.

Special to the Register.
BELINGTON, w. Va, June Hen
ry Salter, of Liverpool, England, who
has been in this section for several
months buying lumber for shipment
to Liverpool, is awaiting the action of
the Barbour county grand jury on a
charge of obtaining lumber on false
pretenses. He bought three cars of
fine export lumber from Surpell Bros,
had them shipped to Liverpool, giving
his drafts on Brown Bros. bankers,
of New York. to-cover the amount, but
after the lumber was well on the road
and before the drafts had been cashed
Salter ordered his bankers to refuse
payment. which they did on presenta-
ton. The result was that Salter was
arrested on a charge of obtaining the
material under false prtenses and
bound over to court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

The will of the late Henry Goethe
was admitted to record with Wilhel-
menia Goetze named as executrix.
Bond $1,000, August Goethe, surety.
One deed of Mt. Zion cemetery to
Frederick G. Stroehman for lot SO in
said cemetery. Consideration SOS.
One deed Of John Mckee, executor Of
the late Mary Ann Moffat and John
Robertson, trustee to William S. Nc
Donald Hannah Mcdonald, wife of
Edw. Mcdonald. Sr., and Thomas Nc
Nabb. Consideration, $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
SERIOUS UPRISING
Lgainst the British i'm North B0rneo.
MANY Killed and wounded.

Against the British i'm North BOrneo.
Many Killed and Wounded.
CHICAGO, June IA special to the
Record from Victoria, B. c., says:
News from the East by the steamer
Empress of Japan that serious up
rising against the British has again
broken out in North Borneo. Many
refugees who arrived in. Labuan say
that the cause of the outbreak was the
general dissatisfaction against the rule
of the chartered company. In the fight
ing several British were killed and
seven wounded. Twenty-Five Chinese
were killed and the environs OF the city
were totally destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
Net Proceeds.

The committee having the Alex.
Garden benefit in charge on Decoration
Day met last night at the Seventh
ward hose house and adopted the re-
port of the treasurer, which is given
below for the benefit of those inter-
ested.
The total amount of money received
was s705.75. The total amount of paid
expenses was $685., leaving a net ball
ance Of six hundred and fifty-one dol
lars and ninety cents. aThe committee
desires to thank all who assisted them
in their work. Charles d. McCarty
was chairman and George w. Bradbury
secretary of the committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
n~redt AFFAIR.

The ladies of ST. Paui's Episcopal
church of Elm Grove will give a con-
cert and strawberry festival In the
town hall, this evening at o'clock, the
proceeds of which will be used towards
the maintenance Of the Sunday school.
Quite an interest Is being taken in
the affair. number Of Wheellng's
most excellent musicians kindly lend
ing their assistance. and the pro-
eramme arranged viii prove . pleas
ing one. The attendance win no boubt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
LOU SWABACKER.
Dbeelins Re9isttr
MilIinery-Best Values in the city.
Marsden l.. COlvig.

Bicycle races, mule races, tots
foot race for children between ages
of four and Ave years, each child re-
race, girls, May pole dance, ladies'
race, creased pole climbing, creased
pig, base ball. sack race; best prizes
ever offered. Prizes in Jason
stamps window. MOgullian Picnic
Saturday, June 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
Squire Riddles Court.

Three cases were disposed of II
Squire Henry Riddles court yesterday.
George Crawford was arraigned on
the charge of assault and battery. The
complainant, Hamilton Coutz, how
ever, withdrew the charge and Craw-
ford paid the costs and was released.
In the other two cases parties living
on Wheeling creek were concerned.
Burt Mcmillan was given a hearing on
two charges, one being trespassing en-
tered by William Coleman, and the
other being assault and battery as
preferred by Mrs. William Coleman.
On the first charge the defendant was
held to the grand jury under bond
of 800. The case against Mcmillan
on the second charge was dismissed,
as the evidence was insufficient TO con-
vict.
charles Schad has returned nome
from a business trip to Clarksburg.
Paul Reidel and Clark Sprouts have
returned home from the Republican
convention at Weston.
Tomorrow the Republicans will hold
their primary election lHTOuSHOul tHc
county to nominate candidates for the
Offices of Commissioner, Sheriff, Prose-
cutting Attorney, House of Delegates,
Justice of the Peace, School commits
sioner, Road Supervisor and Constable.
Jacob P. Morningstar father has in
his possession an old and valuable rel
ic. 1t is a set of stirrups, which was
owned and used by 'StonewalP' jack
son during the civil war. Mr.. Morn
ingstar was one of the soldiers who
fought under the noted general on the
Confederate side After the death OF
the general, the stirrups were pre-
scented to Mr.. Morningstar by DR.. Hun
ter MCGUIRE, now in charge of one Of
the hospitals at Richmond, Va, and
who was at that time surgeon of Gen
eral Jackson's corps. 1t is stated that
his feet were resting in the stirrups
when he received the fatal shot. The
relic will probably be among the con-
tributions from West Virginia to the
Southern Institute at Richmond, Va,
which is not yet completed.
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want. Him to Die For Her.

Atchison Globe.
An Atchison man recalls that during
his life he has known seven women who
expressed a willingness TO die for him,
and the one he married refuses to sew on
his buttons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08

Republican National Convention,
Philadelphia, June 10th.
For the accommodation of delegates
and others to the convention, a sleep
ing car will be attached to train No. 4.
leaving Wheeling at 5 p. m, Saturday.
June 10th. For space in this sleeper.
apply to T. c. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent B. G. o.
R. R., Wheeling, w. Va.
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Water Rents Are Due.

Water rents for the six months end
ing September 80, 1900, are now ready.
II paid on or before June 80, 1900, a
discount of 10 per cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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THE LINsLY COMMENCEMENT
Will Take Place Mt the State Fair
Grounds Thursday, June H.


Grounds Thursday, June Ii.
The annual commencement exercises of
the class of 1900 of the Linsly Institute
will be held next Thursday afternoon. The
exercises promise to be most interesting.
The class this year is small.
The programme to be rendered is as
follows:
Music PRAYER Music
neutrality-suspicious. jefferson" 49,.
.................J John Randolph Handlan
Observation-Disclosures of Success. .....
.....................Rob Robert Clyde Emblem
Glass History. Hamme Otto
Music.
Oration-"Between Two Centuries.
................ Charles Lewis Somehow
Oration-'The Power of Association.
William Howard Nesbitt
Glass Prophecy Lewis McClurg Steenrod
Music.
ValedictOry-"The Influence of the
Past. Louis Robert Killmyer
Music and Dress Parade.
Presentation of Diplomas by A. j. Clarke,
Esq, Pres. Board of Trustees.
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Our 80 Fancy WOrsted Suits be.st
the $15. suits that other stores show.
Exclusive patterns
VI. GUTMAN & CO.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
The Haxlett Quotation..

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett &
Son, National Exchange Bank Building:
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Best $3.50 ChfId's Suit I'm town 20
patterns to select from.
NJ GUTMAN a CO..
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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Hurrah, hurrah; wen meet the
Moguls at State Fair Grounds, Sat-
urday, June %.
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Look for list of attra actions Mo-
gulIian Picnic, Saturday, June o.
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MFELINERY.
WASH GIBBONS

FOR DRESSES We are the exclusive
sellers of this goods 1t is thin and airy.
and guaranteed to wash. The only fabric
of the kind made.
kinds.
Insertings and Ali-Overs. in larve variety.
LACES of every description.
SUMMER CORSETS. soc; worth 800.
RIBBONS, In silk and velvet. plain and
polka dot, for neck and waist
SKIRTS, made of brilliantine-just the
thing for summer.
MILLINERY = Our designs are exclu-
sive, stylish, becoming and reasonable in
price New additions as they come out.
READY-TO-WEAR HATS-An the de-
sirable kinds.
we sell the genuine Knox" and all the
desirable sailors.
I0II SWARACKER
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Broken lots In Mems Suits from
last season, for $3.50, worth double.
NJ. GUfMAN & CO..
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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A1ama goOzlcum, mt MogulIian Pie
mic, State Fair Grounds, saturday
June 3.
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BENWO0D.

General News From Our BelnsAt
County Nefghbor.
Following is the programme for the
musical and literary contest to be
held at the M. E. church next Friday
evening under the auspices OF the w.