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Of .cnsiaving life to housekeeping, and
D,ookkeepinR, and n1oney-making. and the
beneath man, who Is in the image Of
GOD: II these are to be the objective end
of human living. then Is the soul at
on things above. and not ON on things tss on
the earth IL Gods will. The Heavenly
Father II saying to the thousand pa
and WIN. give thee thy wages Tend
Ing: watching, nursing, bearing with the
Hin iSess ching, and leading itbt for
are raised TO the higher power Of His
life when done for Him: this is the
glory q service. The whole sad earth
selves IN her clay. Earth awaits the
shall she be delivered from the bondage
81 an INTO me glorious liberty OF these
Continue in quietness. and hear yet
further what God says about the worry
disease OF our times. But be anxious
for nothing, but In every thing by
prayer and supplication with thanksbig-
to God: and the peace OF God, which
passeth understanding. shall keep your
hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
n s fths ans rsa scs ,h ns stand NJ
tent. There IL another promise God
gave to save our years from unrest and
rear, anu 10 i've IN II ~ TO be strong.
Fear thou not, for l am with thee: be
not dismayeA for I am thy God I will
strengthen thee; yea, ! will help thee;
yea. VIII uphold thee with tho right
hand Of my Righteousness, This promise
claimed and lived will take the worry
and fret out Of life
But the failure to avail yourself OF
God through unbelief has made your soul
threadbare. and your days, perhaps a
waste. DO you want house to live In,
which shall he home and castle, too7
Move the whole furniture OF your life
into the nfnety.first Psalm. Go into the
secret place Of the Most High, and abide
there under the shadow OF the Almighty.
This In Gods whole method with you
about the worry and fret OF life.
Yes. friend, God does not want thee
to spend all for the values OF the dust,
and lie down at last the companion OF
the brute In his clay tomb. He wants
to crown thee a king in righteousness:
lie wants to crown thee His king, that
He may, through your ministry, how
ever humble reach all the lives with
pleasing. whom your life touches. God
wants you through faith 10 overcome the
world. In Quietness OF soul hear God .
words by Isaiah: lie giveth power to
the faint: and TO them that have no
miKAt He increaseth strength. Even the
youths shall faint and be weary, and
the young men shall utterly fall: but
they that walt upon the Lord shall
renew their strength: they shall mount
up with wings as eagles. they shall
run, and not be weary. and they shall
walk. and not b. faint"
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Law or SPIRITUAL PROGRESS.
Rev. 4. n. Raven breaches In Taylor
Cong regational Church.


Az Taylor Congregational church
yesterday morning Rev. A., n. Raven. the
pastor preached on the subject Sowing
aud Reaping. His text WAS:
he not deceived, God IL not Knocked; for
whatsoever a man soweth that shall he
also renp.~-Gai vi, Z.
He said In part:
.s'Thc great apostle here states the ex-
istence u a law OF spiritual advancement
or spiritual retrosrcssion. There - no
law In nature more firmly hxed or more
CONSTANTLY operative than ms law a ,,,s
US We see II In the mnddenIns passion
OF the gambler who sowed too constantly
10 the spirit OF venture. In the inenriste
who took the FIRST glass and repeated IL
too often-~who stuck hts stakes too TAR
on; In the idolatry OF the covetous, who
sowed an abnormal desire for gain; IN
the open purgerer who once began to
tel white hes Ia the blatant iuSdsl, who
once young man dtsrcgarded diNins
things Every man has his SOWING time
, nna h,s s ans ~. hnr s ~
ssrhe principles and ideas he puts into
HIS mind and heart In youth lie there, "
msy be for years anparsTs!n.,y: nnp.o nrs.
cess xosng 10 unseen. and ny the touch
81 circumstance. he knows not why. as II
BY miracle, the man springs into s,sength.
the strength ~ noble manhood or heastly
passion. But he Is only reaping what he
'rvery crime OF which you read every
eternity: every time hell rejoices and
heaven we.ps over the fall OF man, we
have the evidence OF the uniform working
~ this law None OF Gods laws mock
him. much i~ss this one. THIS law N A
very wlsa provision la the divine eeene-
my II Il the same law operating In spir-
ttuai life that We see operating VI NrEe-
,ahts IN. In nature IL II the foundation
~ thr confidence Of the husbanduan.
What state OF AFFAIRS there would De TX
ane should 40 forth 20 sow wheat not
knowing hns that instead OF wheat he
would and crop o. potatoes. hat W.
absolute confidence the hushandman
~prnda large sums ~ money knowing that
N ~. gpt 4 crop from the wheat he aowS
the crss will be wheat, no, tobacco or
what fruits DO we wish 20 produce IN
eur eharacsers9 once We nave answered.
thas question. let us SOW the seed that
Will produce the fruit. We may rest as
sarrd that the law which has maintained
~. xNustatir life 81 orders. families and
~naeses each after its Mind VIII regard
cur confidence IN mental. moral and spiF-
ituai sowing and re2rang.
NV working IN harm-ny with this law.
We can grs RIA 90 had traits % character
IN sowing for their npppstteS We sW~ the
Nis.lain Of this law IN the FAC, thar the
harvest nauiispiles ON the sowing. Who
would Sow buShci Of wheat II only ore
hushel could be rvaped In return Nh9
would BE- encouraged 70 work for soul
development aid he not know that an
abundant harvest Will reward the effort.
that train 81 good thoughts and dcetts
and aspirations VIII follow each good ef-
fort
very harsh one. hut Il Is not. TIE law
that works cur destruction II we Sow 20
the sissh will work our salvation II we SOW
70 the spirit
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The Power Of God" and In the evening
at the Unitarian church he spoke on The
Man With the Hoe and the Man With
the Pulpit
His evening sermon was largely a criti-
cism OF the ministry as class He read
several extracts from a series Of sermons
by st. Louis divine on Markham 3
poem. in which the ideals were described
as huge hyena sniff for social need =
and the result Of 'socialistic salt-eyed
melancholy" Mr. Bigelow made a vigor-
Gus answer to Markham's critic. and de-
clared the churches OF the country were
SO geAeraliy empty because OF the lack
of vital religion which the st. Louis
preacher showed In his criticism OF THE
Man With the Hoe"
The church was empty, he said. for the
same reason the tomb was empty when
Christ had risen. Religion. he said, had
risen from the tomb OF dogma and was
no longer to be found In the so-cailed
house OF worship.
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NOTES AN IMPROVEMENT.
Washington Attorney speaks of the
Outlook for seattle.

George C. Heard. a prominent attorney
OF Washington city. arrived here yester-
gay morning en- route 10 Alaska. where he
Is called on some important legal BUSH
ness coming up at Juneau
:. Almost every year Mr. Heard comes 10
TIE Coast. and says on each visit he can
see change for the better IN the COM
merctal appearance of the city.
We hear great deal OF Seattle I'm The
East. he said. at the Better Yesterday
snd expect 10 hear more as each year
increases your Importance II will NOT
take many wears for Seattle to gain eataI
business standing with San Francisco
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nRlaAar rnoN con.s vn,n
~. ciichr,sr. sermon n,
Westaia.trr Church.

~, 1857 W tsilchris, preached yes.
fG .aiak AZ the Westminster f,rvs-
IN 60 s1nFvh. on ''ksc Sii'l and listen
re saia. IN cart.
n N 80. 49, you 70 Put an else aside
IN S~.as*s listen in fha message ~
S1i>ss. Hls .wvrd Stiffness and al.
A,s,ss. g hear, do alone proht us
~ - A,nNsi hHl,ei sanl. and said. mn,
~ ~ 800 stu ss bile, that / NAV xhew
- :, VEN % Cod saul was m a
tNs&s ansietx about his fathers
N ~, - and he must set sam. that
~ ~ neer Ani unfrrStana CsNd raii.
= ~ king OF Israel wan,
II Nv msans - this stiffness that
~sa say mate us ''S''' "n~
I'M 49, ssal q heart, and hear the
IN ~. eur daily occupations tie
|>Eae~s sss made this Marla Ia ~
|1&s ~, hesne for men 20 grow IN. ana
IN n Nf, rAiher, make {, the hpriat-
rs'-s--,- - ses eess that Is tn ua. Think
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AMusEMENTs.


Under. Sealed ORDERS" a romantic play
by James w Harkins jr., was given an
excellent presentation last evening at the
Third Avenue. The four acts of the play
center around the mesmeric power OF
Andre Samson. a French criminal and two
pleasing love stories are interwoven The
Leads were ~ very capable hands. and the
Ray Whitaker. in the part OF Tom Mel
Vile, was excellent. The part of Samson.
the criminal. was taken by William
villain. NJ J. Hooiey. az Sergeant Leg
Eett, and Harry Lewellyn. as Jerry
sprowls. we're well cast. and gave. the
comedy element good treatment. Frank
DeCamp. w X, Ogden and Christian I.yn-
ton also carried difficult parts in an ex-
celent manner,
The women o. the company are talented
Miss ONEIDA Raymond as Julia. the hero
Inc. IL very acceptable. Miss Mae Baxley
as the Algerian maiden. won the Applause
which greeted her lines. and Eunice MUIR
dock played a difficult part most capably
In Miss Jennie Kelton. soubretfs the
company Possesses "A strong attraction
Her dancing WAS by far the best seen on
the Third Avenue stage for many months
Good specialties were given hy NJ T.
Hooley and Harry iewellyn. the *'sirv
boy. song OF the latter receiving special
applause Curtain calls were frequent
throughout the evening, and the audience
was not slow In expressing appreciation OF
the excellence Of the entire production
The scenery used deserves favorable men,
ton
Under Sealed Orders' will hold the
boards throughout the week
The Georgia Miassreis ut the seattle
The Georgia Ministries began a two
nights engagement at the Seattle thaater
last night. playing at popular prices The
entertainment was d regular minstrel
show with the usual first part and an
clio 81 songs and speeialtiss for the Sec
end part The company has been seen IN
the city several times before, but THIS sea-
son itS strength has been increased Miss
Carrie H. Weed acted as tntsriScut0r in
an able manner, The eccentric dance Of
Harry I. GILLIAN were we'll received an
was also the buck and wfng dancing 81
William Fletcher Miss Tina Mahouey
and Miss IlaEr~tts Henderson sang sev.
erai new raetirne songs. and Miss Wood
and Miss Laura Prampin appeared In
sentimental songs
The remainder ~ The coIupany contrib.
uied songs dances ana comedy sketches
Riily Williams. "A clever rnutortionisf whn
has been With Che company for several
eeasanA. aApeares IA his human frog
speciality. The thsate~ was well afleA
The show wifi % repeated az a special
Iaior aay matinee this afteruoon The
engagement viA close tonight
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Are Yoa Goins 10 rorsi.nas

There viii be special excursions 20
foruand on september sth, from the
large cities az Washington Oregon sna
California Seattie's viii undoubtedly is
the largest Get your tickets early 10
Insure having seats IN the special train
day. September 9Th, at iD.sD a m
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The '-Fnfelligeneer has secured .he
exclusive right for Washington 10 Rand.
MeNaily 8 Co.'S latest folder mas III
China and Asia. These NAV be secures
at rost-intelliEcncer business Offices al
10 cents each
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The unusually low sate of 81 20 pert
land and return Win Ne inside from seattle
on Wednesday, september str. Is spss.
ciAl trains leaving AZ ie.A a. m Sp-e@tai
train wifi return from Portland S.pfere.
her eth AZ ) y ma. Tickets will ~ r-sss
on trains ieaviuS Portland az iI:ao q nj
each day. w 70 SnG including saasay. tse
sth
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~run NAN wITa Tns HOE
single Tax E~angeitst Answers
Critic OF nrkham. Its Author.

Rev. Herbert & Rigsiow. % CincinnatL
the single tax evangelist. preached three
sermons in Seattle yesterday. In the
morninx he occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Protestant church. Ia the aft
ernoon he preached at the Y. ~. c. a. on
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on and after September Z s. z .Raxaii.
will leave Columbia street dock fsr Vie.
toriA AZ a. n.
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ALI. carpenters are hereby no,laas -
he at i41s Third avenue a. ~ y on f.st.sr
nAv 10 parade W. G. n RauaoIuh ~.
cording Secretary.
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DIR JOHNSON, chronic disease special.
list. ScheuermAn block
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GRAND ball Monday. September i
RAnke hall.
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. nat ne March Of Allied
= cAins May he One step
I1s 8 4ennyson's Ideal OF = Fed
-. sf the werId-Deciares
I - Centurfes Past show
y osin-At other Churches.
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on and AFTER September Z s. = RsxaiiA
will leave Columbia street. dock for We
tOrfa at a m.
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GRAND ball Monday. september q
Ranke hali
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EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted. Mis-,
wilxinski. IL Cherry.
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Pacific Coast Steamship cas- sfearn-
ship Senator viii SAL from Seattle ~
rect for Nome. september s. az y. m.
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MOONSONE Rings. August birthstone.
w. IL. Finck. JewelsE. SIC Second ave.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
SEWER PIPE TRUST.
The Organization Completed Afte
Many Vicissitudes.

The Organization Completed After
Many Vicissitudes.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The trans
fer of the various constituent proper
ties of the American Clay Manufacture
ing Company, the s1O,0O0,oO0 consoli-
dalton of sewer pipe manufacturers
has been effected. The new company
has acquired q plants, which, it is
stated, control from 80 to IS per cent.
of the industry. These officers have
been elected:
President, Chas. Baird, Akron, O.;
vice president, R. M. Francy, Toronto,
O.. Geo. R. Hill, Akron, O.; secretary,
Thomas D. Brown, New Brighton, Pa. j;
treasurer, Ulysses D. Eddy, New York
assistant secretary and treasurer, E
NJ. Buel, Barberton, o. Executive
committee: James C. Young, w. P
Rice, Chas. Baird, Robert NJ. Francy
Geo. R. Hill, Thos. Brown, o. c. Bar
Der, Perry Thompson, Thomas ]. Ev-
ans, w. B. Francy, w. B. Goucher
w. F. Dunspaugh and W. D. Eddy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
WANT TO SELL TO THE TRUST.

blackwell Tobacco Company Appeals
to the Court to Quell One Share
Holder.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 5.-The
works of the Blackwell-Durham To-
bacco Company were operated to-day
under P. S. Hill as temporary receiv-
er.- Hill was appointed last Friday at
Charleston by Judge Simonton, on ap-
plication of majority stockholders
but the matter was not made public.
In the bill of complaint it is stated
that 50 500 COO has been offered by the
American Tobacco Company for the
Blackwell company, but that it cannot
be accepted because of the opposition
of one stockholder, who, it is alleged,
purchased one share to harrass and
vex the majority stockholders The
matter will come up before Judge ST.
monitor April 18th, when 1t is expect
ed permanent receiver will be APP
pointed and the property ordered sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The following gist of the argument
before a committee of Congress of
women opposed to the suffrage move
ment is by request:
The paper read before the House
and Senate committee by Miss Emily
P. Bissell, of Wilmington, Del, Great
ed much interest. Her paper was a
strong argument against extension OF
the suffrage to women and read in
part as follows: 1t is not tyranny
but the chivalry of men that American
women fear. They want TO give Us
everything we need and the danger is
that they will mistake minority for
a majority. We hold a brief for the
silent majority for while there are
thousands of women who wish the
ballot, there are millions who do not
desire it. The proof that we repre-
sent this majority lies in this that the
suffrage movement must be against
the opinions of most of our sex since
it has been pushed for fifty years by
SO able and popular woman as Miss
Anthony and still remains a minority
movement. The educational movement
has been success and | may mention
here that the president Of four prom
inent woman's colleges are anti-suf-
fragists. The movement for property
rights has ben so successful that wo-
men now have more rights than men.
Out Of possible 1853 occupations over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
UNDER MANY ALIASES.
An Old Enemy in New Disguise

1t is the popular belief that what is
popularity known as catarrh is simply
a chronic cold in the head This is
true as far as it goes, but as a matter
of fact catarrh is by no means confined
to the nasal passages, but extends
wherever the mucuous membrane ex-
tends. which means nearly every part
of the body.
The mucous membrane is the inside
skin of the body and is nearly as ex-
tensive as the outside skin, and any
inflammation of this membrane caus-
ing an extra secretion Of fluid is really
csatarrh.
CarATrh is, therefore an old enemy
disguised by Amany confusing names,
for instance: Rhirnuis is nasal catarrh
laryngitis and phai-vngitis, throat
catarrh; bronchitis, bronchial catarrh
gastritis, stomach catarrh; cyseuua and
nephritis, catarrh of the bladder I'd
kidneys.
Therefore, although the location of
the trouble gives it various names, in
reality the sum total is catarrh and
nothing else.
Do not make the mistake of think
ing you have no catarrh because the
head and nose appear to be clear. If
there is cough, tickling in the throat.
and hoarseness you have throat catarrh;
if there is no appetite, but nausea. gag
ging and disgust for food, especially
in the morning, you have catarrh of
the stomach.
The surest treatment for every form
of catarrh is an internal remedy which
acts especially on the blood and mu-
cous membranes; such remedy is the
new preparation sold everywhere by
druggists under name of Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets, a medicine in pleasant
tablet form and containing all the best
and latest specifics for catarrh.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
AS A PEST HOUSE.

The Navy May BE Compelled to Give
Up Dry TOrtugos to the Medical
Department..
NEW YORK, March 5.-A special
to the Tribune from Washington says
Naval officers have been astounded
this week to learn that they may have
no rights at Dry Tortugas, where
sum of over 100000 has been expend
ed in the last year in establishing
coaling station and rendezvous COM
handing the southern and Gulf coast
at the West Indies and where there
is now being rapidly prosecuted the
establishment of what is regarded as
the most important strategic base be-
tween the Chesapeake and Central
America. At Tortugas the army had
erected the most formidable fortifica-
station was deemed insalubrious and
several years ago was turned over to
the quarantine service. When Ger
vera feet left Spain, the president
promptly had Fort jefferson on Tor
tugas garrisoned to hold as a naval
base, thereby enabling the blockade
of the northern shore of Cuba to be
maintained. Since that time the nav
al contractors have been continually
engaged in completing the great sta
ton. which under naval discipline
and efficient methods, has been made
as healthy as a ship at sea, besides
being kept in Geographic communica-
ton with Washington.
Under the circumstances Secretary
Long was astonished the other day to
receive an official communication from
the Treasury Department, notifying
the navy to stop work and get its
men away from Tortugas by April 1,
as Surgeon General Wyman, of the
Marine hospital service, was looking
for good deal of yellow fever and
bubonic plague this summer and had
to use Fort Jefferson, which cost
100000 as pest house.
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A LIFE COMPANION.
And a Very Undesirable One.

And Very Undesirable One.
/ with thousands of the people IN this
4 climate, catarrh is constant and llfe-
4 long companion; it gets better at
times, but each year become gradually
deeper seated, and after a time the
, individual resigns himself to II as
necessary evil.
Catarrh cures are almost as num-
erous as catarrh sufferers, put are
nearly all so inconvenient and lnefec-
! tive as to render their use nuisance
neacr'v as annoying as catarrh itself.
= 1t would S eam at first glance that
catarrh being Disease OF the mucous
membrane that salyes, sptnSEs etc.,
being applied directly to the n1ehsss,=
branes would be the most rational
method, but this has proven not to be
true.
The mucous membrane is made and
repaired from the blood and catarrh
is blood disorder, and remedy to
be permanent must act on the blood
and when purified from catarrh poison
the secretions from the mucous mem
brane will become natural and
healthy.
There are a number of excellent in
tCl Hi lSAuculSo ICI UuL pIO-
badly the best and certainly the SAT-
est is a new remedy composed of
Eucalyptol, Hydrastin, Sanguinaria
and other catarrh specifics. This rem
edy is in tablet form, pleasant to the
taste, and sold by druggists under the
name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and
any one suffering from catarrh may
use these tablets with absolute as
surance that they contain no cocaine
nor poisonous minerals whatever.
A leading druggist of Cleveland,
speaking of catarrh cure, says: II
have sold various catarrh cures for
years, but have never sold any which
give such general satisfaction as Stu
arts Catarrh Tablets. They contain
in a pleasant concentrated form all
the best and latest catarrh remedies
and catarrh sufferers, who have used
douches, sprays and salves, have been
astonished at the quick relief and
permanent results obtained after a
weeks use of Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's
All druggists sell full size packages
for SO cents.