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KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES.


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ng OF
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strong Pressure for Troops.

The element which advocates the use
OF troops at once IL finding a strong sup
port In the apparent inability OF the re-
lief column to reach Picking. They argue
that sailors and marines are wei enough
in operations along the sea coast, but
that they are helpless In a hostile coun-
try away from their base. There is moth
ing corresponding to the transportation
branch of the quartermaster's department
In the naval service. II appears that with
the railroad destroyed and without wheel
or animal transportation, the relief coll
umn ~ In a bad way. The country will
not afford either animals or vehicles. and
everything must be carried on The hacks
OF the sailors or drawn by coolies. Reg
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EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted. Miss
Wuzlnskl. IL Cherry.
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sIGNoR II. sALvINI. the celebrated
tenor, al I.eschi park this afternoon.
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DE CAPRIO's band az Leschi park this
afternoon
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is then
and
hat mis-
special
the IL burning WITH
shaking with hnls tell troubles family physician They
NERVOUS DEBILITY allied troubles which
samples
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YUMA, AriZ., June 16.-Dr. Mitchell,
sanitary inspector of this point, has re-
ceived instructions from the marine board
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STEAMER Cyrens between Madison and
LSsschi parks.
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Ordered 60 Vancouver barracks.

Social Ti3sratrh 20 fhe Post In; ell iEsncer
WASHf%GTOS. June ls-Capt. Robert
2 wainwright. FIRST cavalry. has been
ordered 80 Vancouver aarracks 20 assist
ia the purchase y airy horses Tor
troops tn the Philippine.
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DE CAPRIo's band at Leschi rark this
sStaxnHaA
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WASHINGTON. juno is--Nothine has
been heard here by officials TO confirm
the alarming reports OF the destruction
Of embassies and legations In Picking, and
IN view OF The fact that the government
itself IL not able TO open communication
with the scene of troubles. officials are
inclined to doubt whether any private
enterprise could do more In other words,
they do not believe the report. Minister
WI, OF the Chinese legation here. called
at the state department today. but he
declared he was without any advice from
his own government and said his visit
10 Secretary Hay had reference to a per-
sonai matter.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.


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have treated many cases I familiar win
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in san Francisco TO allow no passengers
from San Francisco to pass the state line
into the territory Of Arizona, unless ac-
companied by a certificate signed by a
marine hospital officer
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nom foreign SOURCES 20 SOC imperial troops
who were between Picking and enc lf.er-
national force advancing cn iNst eity have
atxhan3ed and toiucA thr D.Krrs n e.
asserted that the government ~ CNlra
does noe consider itself Responsible f1-
any encounter Nbtch NAV tahe place Ma
tive hsaks a. ChlnkianR closes taAaess.
fearing troutlt from tNe BOXERS Excite
ment prevails ga tire YanKtnc valley rat
all ls quiet at rhcfoo. IN spite ~ TIE
aiarmlre ramofs a. the contrary
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Camueo'ing uunn tho par, tho United
States xil take IN the present CRISIS In
China the Staitst today saws.
'slfpiess tNc British ministers u1udale
tho matter Great britain can reckon on
assistance frou, the United states and
ykpan upop maintaining even ~ force.
tho poitcv ~ an apen door ia china "
A cabinet meeting held TODAY under The
prosideuev ~ Lord Salisbury was com
eerred almost entirely with the situation
ia china.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
A Double Track.

1t is reported on what seems TO he ex-
cellent authority that the Kansas City,
st. Joseph Il Council Bluffs Railroad
company will lay double track line
from Kansas City to Napier. Officials
OF the road. when asked about the mat
ter, said such thing had been talked
of. but nothing definite regarding the
plans of the management was known at
this time Traffic is particularly heavy
on tina, part of the line because all the
Burlington & Missouri River trains use
the Kansas City. st. Joseph a Council
Bluffs company's tracks from Napier TO
st. Joseph. Upwards of twenty t'-ains
day are handled on this road, result
ing in much delay to way freights and
other inferior trains.
The company set back its tracks Tor a
half mile or more in the vicinity Of Nod
away last year, to escape the ravages OF
the river, which was getting tnn near
the road bed to make travel safe. In
this and other improvements along the
line, provisions have been made for a
double track, so that little trouble will
be experienced in building it.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
liehton

>ir= l"agn ia nn lhu =irS tt, th,a
Wrrh,
Nt,st at Ihr f,rmrra have lin,shui
galhe,ing cosn,
,,rr.ld ,Anllrr vent /" ~ ,i"-rrh.
one day laa, weak
rydr kng. Il MounL ruy.R'tcnlcd
tho meeting "n SUNDAY
Niss Anna tulhrir iB Nl-irIug Me-
Hattie Thomas, ihia Wrrk,
Mr. ani Mrs Grant liuckira are r,'
iuicing over the arrival ~ u nnn nl thur
huu-r
The nnrriing chn,d Sunday night
" ilh four new mrmirrs mrl,l Ia lnr
church
Miss t,.na lntrrmili, of l.inruln
visited her ii ter, Mrs Ella Hutton, over
Sunday.
Mrs. l,rs'sir SInlry a,rut the day
with Mrs Joshua Guthrie "Wednesday
uf lrst week.
N - Belle Randall il wishing her -a
ter, Mrs. Martha Nil-on, near Mound
CITY, this week.
Mrs. Jackson "ntcftainrd her
mother, Mrs John Meyer. aud irirnd.
Miss Bertha Acton. nf Shiloh nrI"hhrr
bund NOME
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.
''''"''' ''H'''' II Il way ~ '"''''
sam Kahn was IN town saturday
-~''r"rE" bradbury fi"ni MS SUNDAY
III town
John Il Melton is improving the
r''i''S west "f town
Johnny BELL is visiting at George
Bradbury's tins week.
Z y Brown Who has been in C"i-
ragn several days, has returned.
Mr.. Meircrt ma 'c = il,ing trip tn
Burlington Junction, Saturday.
Nh Carson has been brdrost al!
week We hone for his spec iy re-
covery.
A Mr., Barbcr and wife. of Kansas
CITY. are guests at the home Of \. NJ.
Drake.
Mrs. ASA Turpin has r turned from
an extended VISIT with Iowa relatives
and friends
.,,,,,;.,o ,,.,.,,. .. ,,;,.,,, u,.
Jones. Wednesday evening. i, h ing his
62d mile post.
\, Trrp;, NJ. i, to,, .b;, ~ 81,
,,J vo,t i,vo :, IN. ,.,,r,, ..,, -,
land ,us;,,..
~,
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IL the senate committee on military
affairs last week. the hearlng on the
army reorganization re bill WIS continued
and in addition 10 number Of army
officers. Archbishop Ireland and
Bi-hop Goldrick were hcarl The two
Gates spoke only or the provisions ot
the bill prohibi ing the establishment nI
canteens or post exchanges. Both pro
nounced the provisions unwIsc and ex
pressed the opinion that the cantccn Is
in the interest of temperance and coed
morals in the army.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
REAL ESTATE MIMEOGRAPH
rURIi~UEp wEEKLS Ey W. u RICHARDS.
OREGON. Mn.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS lUE MooRERIoCH
AEfraCtGr and KGgOhatGr Of Loans.

Transfers Tor the week ending Decrm-
brr IL. 1900
WARRANTY DEEDS.
" \ Hanna and wife to Jos 4
Garrett, - NV ,. 81. rs. s.........Si.shl
Cordelia GsJones to Emma Il
Bridgman, lots 10 and IL. block
l.. BiSelow w............. .UO
+ y Raiser To- Emil Weber. ~
feet.lot l. Devorss' add Forhr.. JOh
jeff Wright and w.fe TO Phil Wor
lev. lot q, block /, lIrrin's add
Forbes. s...- ....... :EIf
Oliver Johnson and wife 10
Laura Appleton. lots ]. =. ,, 4,
/. $ add Maitland ........ 20
W I Buttrick by trustee 10 Geo
Rnmine. G6a in sw -. ii. -. ... l.3i:,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
NJ 4 Dcvorss ct ri to + y X User.
lots 4 and s, Devorss. add Forbes |
\ " VanCamp TO Jacob Book. lot
=. block 4. Mound City |
Jno \ Westfall TO Cordelia GJores
lots 10 and IL, bl ck IS. Bgclow. |
j J Pierce to f y Raiser. lot ..
Devorss' lst add Forbes w /
Anna c Kain to W y browning.
"a w ne sw -, GI 40 .. |
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Burlington ituiItc.
New Through Trains to Portland and

New through Trans 10 Portland anu
PUGET Sound. The Burlington Nnr, hrrn
Par,mr Express" New Daily Through
Train from NausaS Clty aud 81. .inseph
fnr I.nruln. Northwest Nebraska. Riucl;
Hills. Wy"mruc, Montana. Washiugtnh
rnc,ma. Seattle. Puget Sound aud
"nrtlaud, Oregon. VIA B,ihrgs. Montana
the short lin" ani TIM, savar la the
Upper Northwest. Ia Central MN.
ana IN L. hours; :" The rus", Sound IN
T0 hours frnm the Missouri river.
through TOURIST s!serers, rhrongh din
N. ear srrviar and standard slreprrS
Tins i the main travelled road Missouri
river tn The Northwest.
Number Is. Kansas City aud 81. Joseph
Ia Nebraska, Denver. Colorado. Utah.
Pacific CnHst and tho Northwest. via
Ogden: rlSn tn the Northwas Mon
tana. WashingtnH. Oregon. via Llnrnln
aud Billings. Weaklv California Exrur-
sIons
Number 23. "NahrasKa- Colorado Ex-
press" from Kansas City and ST Joseph
- the latest night tram for Nebraska,
Colorado. C,nh and Pacific Coast.
To the East: Chicago and 81. Louis.
greatly improved trans ia time and
equipment.
To the North: Best trains daily to
Omaha. st. Paul. Minneapolis aud the
Lake Rrginn.
JoHN DEWrrr, l. W.W,EELEY.
d. p. ~, Cen Pass. Agt,
= Joseph. No. s.. Louis. No
VINE HovrY. Ag't.. Forest City. No.
Mrs. I. NJ Kirk has been on the
SEX list for some time.
Philip Schlotzhauor made business
trip 10 St..Ioseph, Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. W. S Clifford and son
ChrisSic, visited in 81 Joseph over Sun
dav.
Mrs. Alvin GRAY, and children. are
the guests of her parents and other rel
atives here.
The meeting still continues with ub-
ahating interest. Fourteen additions TO
date: fly" were baptized last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Williams and
children. of Fortcscuc, were visiting his
s,ster, Mrs. j. W Stroud and family.
Friday and Saturday
Born. TO James \ Foster and wife,
Dec. I6.l901. son. The little one only
lived few hours when its spirit return
ell TO the God who gave il.
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Tllr lsc.i lsIasiEr.

\ Piece nf flannel damp,nrd with
Chanbrriain's Pain Huim and bound I
the affected parts Is sap ri"r To amy
PLASTER. When troubled with lame hack
or pains the side nr chest. give II Il
trial and You are certain tu l.. moe
than pleased with the prompt relief
whi' h it affords. Pain Balm also ,Ircs;
rheumatism. Onr application gives re-
lief For sale by G.. -. Proud
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Monarch.

! Mrs. Nathan Hughes has hrru slck
for the last few days
j. K aud Alice Garncr went to -.
Jos ph recent y, shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure and sons
sitrd ut Boyd's Friday nj mt.
Nrri Norris. of y dawIy Station.
had his hous,. burned las week.
Mrs. j ii Smith 90 templates a
Vi I Ia Kansas in the near fu'urc.
Miss Matte jackson i rid,ng the
birch at Monarch and all are III 'Srd.
Mr.. Mcclure has moved back IL
Holt county rncc ni re-. ani their many
friends wccoinr them.
Mrs. Oppligrr visited with Mrs.
Boyd st Tuesday. Miss jones visited
with Mrs Boyd Mrniay.
Miss Maggie Corbcrt. of Savannah.
is visitn. with Mrs. Joshua Chilcuat
and Mrs. McArthur at present.
Miss Linnic and Gracir Gar!;r,;!
Smith, spent Saturday night and Stu
day with tncir grand parents the Bold's
Jn>hua chiIcoat had the misfortune
of losing fine valuable wurn hnrsr:
found hun dead in his stall: c,.uS,' un-
known.
burner Rhodes. uf Eilw roi ka%., Is
visitin. with his little cousins, the juya
nile Smiths, ard attending school al
Monarch
Where will W. all spend Chr stmas:
Is there any poor among You: Little
ones that have no prospects: widows
without means.
Rev. j ". Stcrhcrsnu has hrrn
gone for two weeks in revival work in
Carol county, Missouri lie is frairrnal
messenger of the Christinn church.
Samuel Hughes has hcrl having
meeting u; Monarch school house.. ever,
two weeks On Sun iay evenings. Come
out aud help and encourage the gnnd
work
1t is time In begin tn make arranGr
mcnts for Christmas tree. The little
ones will he expecting something. They
are on the look oa: for Santa Clause:
don't iisappont them.
Colonel Boyd raisri some champion
corn nn Gotilcib Wampilcr'S farm: : wen
ears weighed lo pounds; one that meas
urrd ~, inches in circumference at the
large end and u rows Of grain
Mr.. Oppl,gcr has arrived safe and
sound from Europe. after an absence of
six months He brought his sister home
with him ON n visit. They stopped at
New York and Chicago, and visited with
relatives. MIR. Oprligcr has crossed the
briny deep seven times AMI looks Young
and hale enough to cross several times
more.
MISS .Icrusha Karr. uf the Monarch /,
district. that has been rcstor,dt? = 10 her |
sight, hy 4 promiaent ocuiiSt nf st. |
Louis, Is suffering greatly with her eye.
1t is feared that she will lose it. The |
have removed one and if this |
one is lost it will leave her cnt rely blind
She has the undivided sympathy of all
that know her She is a devout Chris
tian lady. and made = lod progress while
in the school for the blind. All hnpa |
she will recover without losing her eye. |
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

WANTED-Agents for History of the
Watterson. A complete, authertic his
tory; illustrated with over T6 full page,
half tones and many richly colored PIC
cures. Large royal octave volume
superb outfit, postpaid for only 20 csnts
(stamps taken,) Most liberal terms
q ultra rypSHeD by Hon. War. "anis. A m
given. The greatest opportunity Of the
years. Address: The Werner Company
Akron, Ohio.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

Don't use any of the counterfcits of
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Most of
them are worthless or liable tD cause in
jury. The original DcWitts Witch
Hazel Salve Is a certain cure for piics.cc-
Zema, cuts, scalds. burns, sores and skin
diseases. Sold by c. O. Proud and 5.
w. Aiken.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

Many persons have had the expeiance
of Mr.. Peter Sherman. of North STRAIT
ford, n. H., who says, For years suf-
fered torture from chronic indigo .tion,
but kodol ID, spepsia Cure made well
man of me-" 1t digests what YOU eat
and is a certain cure for dsypepsia and
every form of stomach trouble. 1t gives
relief at once even in the worst cases.
and can't help but do you good. Sold
by G. o. Proud and S. W. Aiken,
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

An attractive woman thrives on Gon,l
food and sunshine. with plenty Of eyrr-
else in the open air. Her form glows
with health and her face blooms with
its beauty. When troubled with cost
i've habit, she takes a few doses Her
bine to cleanse her system of all impur-
tiles. Price. 30 cents. For sale by J.
& Philbrick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

Praise the bridge that carries YOU
over either flood or cough. Billiards.
Horehound Syrup has brought so many
over throat and lung troubles, such rs
coughs, colds. bronchitis, etc. that its
praises are sung everywhere Price -
and % cents. For sale by J. c. Phil
brick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

SENATOR PETriGIEw has introduced
n bill in the senate providing for the ac
QUESTION. purchase. construction and
condemnation of ali the railroads Of the
country during an interstate business in
carrying the mails.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

When the stomach is tired out il must
have rest. but We cant live without
food, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digcstS what
you eat" so that you can eat all the good
food You want while it is restoring the
digestive organs to health 1t is the
only preparation that di.csts all kinds
Of food. Sold by G. o. Proud and =. W.
Aikpp
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
Female Weakness Cared.

| was troubled with severe female
weakness for over six months. | was
treated by SIX very prominent physi-
clans without any marked benefit. My
last doctor was skilled specialist. and
he told mo the only hope lay in an op-
Grafton. | heard of Smiths Sure Kid
ney Cure, and aftea using it for one
month find myself cured, and even the
doctor who last treated me now pro
nounces me we'll
Mrs. j. K. FAvER, Atlanta. Ga.
Price 10 cents. For sale by Clark O.
Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

Worms take refuge in the small intes-
tin"s.'whrre they can easily multiply.
" hitc's Cream Vermifuge will destroy
these parasites The verdict of the peo-
pie tells plainly how we'll it has sue
creded Price. - cents For sale by J.
c. Philbrick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
Mautte X. Adams Of Dayton, o.,
Writes.

Gentlemen:-The requirements OF the
last society season, with late hours. pro.
miscuous eating and irregular habits
left me physical wreck. Sick head
aches, indigestion and sluggish condi-
tion OF the organs were my daily tor
ment until tried DIR. CaldweIl's Syrup
Pepsin.
Yours is truly household remedy with
US. Gratefully yours,
MAUpE r. ADAMS.
Sold by T. s. Hinde & Son.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

The United Stltes Supreme Court has
rendered its decision confirming the de-
decision OF the Missouri Supreme Court
and affirming the constitutionality of
the Nesbit law.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
POPULAR PUBLICATIONS. PRICE.

published on MaEla=. "
Gay am TriLay. j. Il Crug!. -..
ny - date daily r,ws?ar o..
;-Tcc iIys IN Tie wee. 20.
AZ Important Il wH ~ o..
i,u: G.ys. T:oius"!y ..
tTatcl. Gnl filed VIII, 4.J, ...
irs reading Tor u! wIr W.,
keep in close touch with -.rs
OF the nation nDl 49, 3
h = x n lar su;,>cripi .DI
price, Sl.JO per pea.
- 70 secure the b".'t nlagalil s..
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21
.VelI-O. The New DeSSnrt

pleases all the family. Four fayors:
Lemon. Orange, Raspberry ami Straw
! tn1ay
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

Disease and danger lurk in the vital
organs. The blood becomes vitiated anu
the general health is undermined when
ever the stomach and liver fail To per
form their functions as nature intended.
Herbine will tone up the stomach, reg
ulate the liver, where other preparations
only relieve. Price, 20 cents. For sale
by J. G. Phllbrick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-21

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-21
II Is Queer.

To the Editor of the Register
Sir-'Messrs. Stone, Laughlin and 9TH
ers are. and have been for several days
engaged IN the work of soliciting our
merchants. bankers and other enter
prising citizens to subscribe 10 fund
which is 10 be used in bringing new
industrial establishments TO our city
ard county. How nieei The City
Council is giving aid 10 the efforts OF
these worthy gentlemen. Under the
leadership of Messrs. Hamilton and
others we have the bankers and busi-
ness men OF the city publicly ordered
to appear before the Board Of iEqualiza-
ton and show that they, the bankers
and merchants. etc. etc, are not
swindling the city. On, what a magnifi-
cent city we have, With such an ex-
travagant high taxing Council ana
Board Of County Commissioners,
Messrs. Stone. Laughlin and others will
find 1t difficult TO add much TO our in
dustrial institutions. Let us get rid
of Fritz McGregor and Hare from the
County Board and Hamilton & Co.
from the city. We want the taxpayers
represented for term or two.
August 20. OBSERVER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-21
THE NEWS OF THE RIVER.

- PlTTSBURG, August 20-It will re.
quire six or seven weeks to complete
repairs being made on lock No. 7, Mo.
nongahela river. Until then the packet
lines will have to continue transferring
their trips there, but it cannot be avoid
ed, as the repairs are matters of neces-
sity
The stern wheeler James Nelson, in
the Pittsburg and Wheeling trade away
back in the fifties, was considered the
fastest stern-wheel boat of her day. She
was commanded by Capt George D.
Moore, who retired from the river a
good many years ago and at last ac-
counts was living in South Carolina.
The Lorena, since the low water sea-
son set in on the Ohio river, has been
in the excursion business on the Mus
kingum river, making GAINESVILLE her
base.
The new side-wheeler Indiana, it is
reported, has not thus far come up 10
the expectations of her owners in re-
gard to speed. She may do better later
on.
B. F. Jolly, a steamboat scrubber
while at work on the steamer Sunshine
fell and broke one of his legs. He has
brought suit against the owners of the
boat for $4,000
The Belle MCGOWAN is laid up al
Chambersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-21

'Or the Annual Encampment at
keyser Yesterday Morning.

For the Annual Eucampment at
Kcyser Yesterday Morning.
The members Of Company "A" w.
Va n. G., of this city, are now exper-
fencing their nearest approach to ac-
tive service. They are being given a
taste of camp life under favorable con-
ditions, but with genuine military dis
cipline. Those who anticipate a good
time during the encampment will
doubtless be disappointed. as the gem
eral orders issued make it difficult for
a casual observer to discover much
time for recreation. The boys will be
on the move almost constantly from
sunrise to sunset, and those who are
fortunate 90 enough 10 hold Office will
have further demands upon their time.
The young men assembled at the ar
mory on Market street yesterday morn
ing. and were accompanied to the B. &
0. depot by the members of the Ma
tional Guard from Wellsburg All were
attired in khaki uniforms, and they
presented very handsome appearance
on the march The Wellsburg com
paiy OF forty men was in charge Of
Capt Thos. E. Amick, and Lieuts. John
Fowler and J. c. Shannon. The
Wheeling company was differed by
Capt John p Glass and Lieuts. Nor
ris and Crawford
The train departed at 10: 40 o'clock,
and the two companies reached the
rendezvous about six O'Clock last even
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-21
Chew 20. "" Scrap Tobacco.
G.. A. R. AT CHICAGO.
Daylight Special From Wheeling Via
Pennsylvania Lines.

Ladies Of the G. A. R., Garfield Circle,
No. /, Lucy B. Hayes Circle, No. 2 and
William H. Parker Circle, No. have
arranged to go to the National En-
campment at Chicago over Pennsyl-
vania Lines from Wheeling. The trip
will be made by daylight on a special
train leaving Wheeling Terminal sta
ton 100 a. m, Martins Ferry TAO a.
M. city time, Sunday, Aug. 26th. Chi
cago will be reached early in the even
ing of the same day. The train will
consist OF high grade Pennsylvania
standard coaches, which will go from
Wheeling to Chicago without change
via Columbus and LoganspOrt, through
interesting sections of Ohio and In
diana, including the famous natural
gas belt of the latter state Everybody
who wishes to enjoy the trip with the
ladies will be welcome. The round trip
from Wheeling will be SS.25. Tickets
at that rate viii also be sold for regu-
lar trains Aug 25th to 29th inclusive,
good returning until August 31st. with
privilege to extend return limit until
September Goth For particulars APP
ply to John G. Tomlinson, Ticket
agent, Wheeling, W. Va.