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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13
McGee'a Backache and Kid
ney Cure

Will cure you of backache, Kidney
disease, bladder affections, etc. 1t Is
the best treatment known for these
troubles. You will get the worth OF
your money
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13
McGee's Baby Elixir

Makes babies healthy, fat and
strong. Itcontains no opium or other
poisons: When yourbaby is fretful,
try one bottle and you will get the
best. Prices, Is and Soc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13
FOR RENT.

The store house now occupied by the
Stokes-Evans Furniture Company, next to
Murphey's. drug store is for rent, also
several rooms in the second story. Apply
to BRAME & RICHARDSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13

WHITE S CREAM VERMIFUGE not only
etfectually destroys worms, it also in
creases the appetite, aids assimilation
and transforms frail infant into one Of
robust health Price % cents. Sold by
J. L. Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13

Marbles, Rubber Balls, Base Balls,
Toys, Dolls and a large assortment of
Tackle at c. L, Heinrich's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13

When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief is
necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as soon as indica.
tons of having taken cold are noticed.
1t cures quickly and its early use pre-
vents consumption T S. MURPHY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13
8 MN,,>,...,

TINS signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BromO-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures cold I'm one day
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13
Saturday, April 10. 1901.

The Atlanta Journal announces the
marriage, to take place the last of June,
of Hon Ebert D. Willett of Carrollton,
Ala, and Miss Julia Ridley, daughter
of DR.. Chas. Ridley of Lagrange, Ga.
In late decisions Of the Supreme court
we find the following:
Mrs. Annie Wootten VS.. NJ. & O. R.
r., reversed and remanded,
Rachel Hill vs.. State, appeal from
Noxubee county, affirmed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13
A Rainbow of Promise.

Communicated
Messrs H, C, Bum and T. J Bum, of
Bloomington, H., who have for years
formed part of the Northern contingent
of the Prairie Belt Land Company. have
recently become interested in the estab-
lishment of cotton mills in the South
These two gentlemen are and have been
s.s.ss+trusted with the finding of investments
for the money of several fnanciers, two
Of whom are multi millionaires Mr..
Charles Strong, Of this place, hearing
that Mr. H c. Bum was in West Point,
and that he was thinking of inducing
parties in Bloomington to place from
500, 600 to $3.50, 600 in factory. either
in West Point or Columbus, wrote i'm
mediately and asked Mr.. Bum to make
our town visit. He stated that he
could not well do so, but wrote and
asked what kind of a proposition we
could make, Mr.. Strong, recognizing
the great importance Of securing this
factory for Macon if possible, consulted
the business men of Macon, and togeth.
er with Mr.. Walter Stokes saw Mr.,
Bum in person in West Point. The
town Of West Point had offered to do
nate to the mill the land, ten acres,
needed, and the citizens offering t. take
any extra stock necessary, and other in.
ducements. The gentlemen from Ma
con told Mr.. Bum that Macon would
make them any proposition that was
reasonable, stating that the railroad had
repeatedly offered, if the town would
establish a factory to give West Point
rates on freight and steam coal, and fur
Their stated that the town, in order to in.
duce them to locate the mill here would,
probably, as many towns in the South
have done, give the brick necessary for
the bnilding. Macon citizens offered to
take the necessary amount of stock over
the amount brought by Mr.. Bum.
Mr.. Bum was well pleased with the
proposition of Macon, and the follow
ing is a letter from him:
Mr.. Chas. Strong,
Macon, Miss,
DEAR SlR:-Gour favor received | am |
going to Bloomington tomorrow and as
soon as can get my people interested l |
will come and make you proposition. Our
main object is to get our people interested,
then will be in a position to make your
people proposition. Now, 1t would be
only conditional one.
will use with them the offer of $4,000
of stock, site and blick from your citizens,
and hope to be successful in getting mill
started, With best wishes,
Yours truly,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-13

is, cost no more than "The Other
get them for you, have no others.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
z Passaic, N. j.
Tor. Rycerzy.

Jednem z towsrzystw najpomysl.
'iej rozwijajacych sic i okazujaoych
,wa zywotnosc j aainteresowanie sic
w~szystkim CO jes. polskie i szlacbet.
ne, jest tow. lgo Oddzia}u Wolnych
Polskich .Rycerzy pod opieka sw.
Marcina " Passaic, N. J. MysI
2organizowania towarzystwa powsta.
Ia dopiero I lipcs 1900 r. W k6,ku
kilku dobrycb ~znajomych i W kr6,.
kim ozasie zostals przeprowad,ona
W czyn. w chwili zalozenia iowa.
'zystwo liczyio ii czionkow, dis
zas szeregi powiekszaja sic os kaa.
lem posiedzeniu j obecsie oddzisi
liczy jua blizko 40 rycerry, a wznio.
ale cels towarzystwa bratniej pono.
~ s'uaa "a najlepsza podstawe jsgo
dalszego rozwoju. Pomimo tax
krotkiego ozasu, Rycerze juz maja
uniform j Przyjmuis cuyony udziai
W ayciu miejscowej polonji. Mieli
juz swSj roczny bal, W kt6rym
przyjeiy ud,iai prawie ws,ystkie
miejscowe towarzystwa. w kasie
TOW. jest obecnie blisko $4,000.
Zarzad stanowia masterpieces osoby:
Jozef Boltzar, major; Ludwik War.
gacki, sekr.; Pawef P~isszczocb, ka.
Pitan; Tomasz Przybysz, pod kapi.
tan. POsiedsenia odbywsja sic W
3cia niedziele miesiaoa ma sail OBJ.
Sierszew skiego ] Derlinga, 62 : 81
2.ga al. Korespondencje W spra.
wach tow. sdresowse nalezy do sekr.
l6-l.sza III. Zaprasza sic wszyst.
kich Polakcw do wspolnej pracy j do
w%staPisnis W szeregi Ryosrzy.
Ludrh Wdrgocki, .ekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
PrZypOwipse q .JOhie /

PrzypOwiese O Jobie lego Ultra.
pieuisch wydsje sic oyS jsk pajpraw-
eziwszs lynn, ktorzy cierpfa tortury reu-
msty emu z jego bolami I d~oiegliwoscia.
mi; sfabosc 10. kt6ra czyni Gzf. Nieka nie-
2doloyn do piracy l zabswy, a " rzeczy-
sistosci wyklucsa nawet pouieksd . 10.
warsystwa. z nczestoiczenia " modfach
iakotet ! codziennych ob~owiAzksch. Tenn
lepsea pociecbs 1 2drowsza rada mole bye
udz!elons niz byia Jotcwi dana przez
lego pocieszycieli.
Kilka Jest nieuleczalnych w~ypsdkow
reumatyzmu. ORA Piotra Gomozo lie :zy
ieuuatyzm Wy, ~zucajsc re krwi kwasy
uryuowe. Col zbolafe stawy I miesnie,
prey wracajac tywotuosc 1 c.ysto;G pfynn
z~ycioweg". ~wSmacniajsc i xabezpleczajsc
Cafy organizm. jest 10 preparat catsiem
odmienny cd innych Iesarst~. a wynale-
ziony gostai przeszfo sto lat temu przez
starego szwaicarskIego lekarza. Bedac
rfy sto ziofowem lekaretwem, Jest ono
cafkiem nieszkodlIwe, I moze bye dawa
ne 2 zupefnem bezpieczenstwen tax nile
mowletom, jak I osoborn dorosiym. Me
Jest to leksrst~o apteczne, lecz MONA je
otrzymac Cd specyalnych sgent6w, albo
wproet Cd vfasciciela. DR.. Peter Fahrney,
lI2-llf So. Hoyne ave, Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14

pod warasaws) ! ae mordsros jej
jest maz. Ciaio zsmordowanej Cd
wieziono do pr~osektorjum M al.
Zgoda; policja sas pray pomocy
strazy ziemskiej odd.iaiu wolskiego
zarzadzila poszukiwaais mordercy.
Felix's Dutkowski, ramoany ogrodnik
Podmiejski (lat S4), oaeniony pred
niedawnym czasem Z l9-letnia Wan
dc ma obszerna pOsesje ma pred
miesciu wolskiem. Tam tel oczeki.
wa&a policja. Dutkowski wszakze
ME pojawii sic noe cafa, Szuksno
60 Pc miescie, leos beg skutku. do.
pieso straAnik ziemski. dowiedziai
sic, 70 Dutkowski ukryi sis y sssied.
niej n sws posesia k~amienicy, "
miesekaniu braci Saczsoihskich. To
wieo dis W poiudnie weszla policja,
lecz zastals juz Dutkowskiego bcz
zycia. Zwioki Dutkowskiego pozo-
stawiono " opieczetowanem miesz-
kaniu Szczecihskich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
Il Buffalo, n. Y.
No,re ~fo,rurzystwo.

Niaej podpisani pobudzajs do ~.
.cia ma wzor jeneraia Henryka De-
browskiego, nowy legion wojska
polskiego, kt6ry wziai sobie "a eel:
s~1erzenie oswiaty, pomoc bratnia,
ewiczenia sic W robieniu bronia, ably
bye praygotowanem ma uderzenie o.
s~tatniej godziny zmartwychwstania,
ably modz zerwac wszelkie peta kaj-
danow, poniewaz wick XXX arobi
wielkie zmiany W granicach ojczy-
stej ziemi. Szanowni braoia rodacy.
zamieszkali " Buffalo j okolicy.
wzywamy was wszystkich miiosni-
kow wolnosci, szeby katdy kto ozu-
je sic bye polakiem poda.yi do le.
gjonow poisxich imienia Henryka
Dabrowskiego. Obecny legion ME
powinien liozy6 SO Tub 100 ao&nierza,
ale wrecz take miasto jak Buffalo,
zaludnione przez polakow, powinno
mice conaimniej tysiac Ao}nierza po-
wyzszej Navy; wtenczas mozemy
mice nadzieje, re drugie miasta "a.
ludnione przez polakow W Amerycs
wstepowae beda W nasze Shady. A
zatsm upraszamy wszystkich tych,
kt6rzy maja zamiar wstapic do ma.
szego legiOnu, ably raozyli przybyf
ma Posiedzenie. ktore sic odbedzie W
niedziele. II lutego rb., W bali
szkolnej par. M. d. Roaafcowej o
godz. 1.3o pc poi. Wstep do le-
gjonu wynosi tymozssowo % O.
Jan S. Szezepaniak, ptezes; Wa
lenty j. Szczepauiak, sekr.; J6zef
Rudnicki. k~asjer; komitet tymozaso.
Wy. ". j. Szczepaniak, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
Cd Administracyi Zgody.

Zwracamy uwage. ably ksady,
amieniaj4c miejsce pomieszkanis, po.
daws& nam zawsze starry j nowy swoj
adres, oraz numer grupy, do kt0rej
nalety. To samo stOsuje sic do
niewiast. Dotad prawie wcsle ami
czfonkowie ami sekretarze ME podaja
nam zmian adres6w Hehskich i to
nam sprawia wiele k}opotu. Me.
wiedzac bowiem, czy IONA owego
czionka, ktory zmians swego adr-s u
nadesia}. nale2y takAe do Zwiazku,
musimy "a kaads razs szperae po
ksiatkach Zwiazkowych, ably to
sprawdzic. Jest to pracs mad SHY,
ktora niepotrzebnis zabiera nam du-
20 ezasu. Niektdrzy znow nadsy}a.
js nam takis mp. zawisdomienie:
~Prosze zmienic moi adres i mOiej
zOny - potem podpisuje tylko swo-
je imie j nazwisko. Take zawiado-
mieaie Jest rowniez niedostateczne,
potrzeba BOWEN dodac j~eszcze imie
.ony, DO i~uaczej zn0w musimy sic
udawat do ksiazek Zwiazkowych,
ably sic dowiedziec, jak zonie owego
czionka imie. To wszystko zabiers
nam duzo drogiego czasu i opoznia
Prace. Wobsc ogromnej masy adre.
SOW, trafia sic DUO jednolityoh Union
! nazwisk, vice ably uniknaG pony
iek nalezy podat zawsze PREY zmia-
ME adresn wyraznie swOje imie i
nazwiskO imie zOny, dalej starry
i nowy adres, oraz numer grupy, do
ktorej oboje nalezs. kiadziemy
przytem nacisk ma wyrainy adres.
DO nieraz odbieramy take adresy, ae
ich przez Powiekszsjace szk&o trudno
odcyfrowat, a z cyfr TO niepodobna
odr"znic 3 cd 9, slbo 4 cd : lub 8
i t. p. Eaten nieohae wszyscy racza
sic aastosowst do tel formalnosci, q
bedziemy " stanie kaada zmiane
szybko zalatwit.
w kohou zwracamy ~iesaoze uwa-
&c, ably CT wszyscy, kt6ryoh ola ia
kichbadz powodow ,,Zgoda" ME do
chodzi, dopominajac sic o nis, ME
zapOminali, nigdy obok nazwiska po-
dae swego adresu j numeru grupy.
To take sprawl wanna, gdyz u}at-
via nsprawienie pomy}ki natych-
mast. Prowadzenie i regulowanie
blisko 10000 sdresow jest praca
~nndzwyczaj mozolna i zmudna I
ttudno nam bedzie ustrzedz sic po-
mylek, jesli sami czionkowie nam
tel piracy ME ulatwiq. 3
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14

Tousszovi Pswsowskisau j pssy
missj pogsdance aissi podpisany
zrobis wniossk, ably kssdy = gosci
dad po Is ct. M Skarb Mar. " Rap.
Psrswylu. jake podstek pc 1 osnoie
"a kaady rok po.ycis PIP. Pawiow.
skicb, M 90 sic wssysoy obeoni Chef.
ME zgod.ili, IL ossgo zebrsso ole
81 IS. Pr.y tel oks.ji ayo.ymy jess.
cze doosekae ziotego wessia l poole.
oily cd swych d,ieoi.
w dniu l ssyosais 1901 na obr.oi
mach q PIP. Adamow Gisrymskich "
Waterbury, Conn. M wniossk A,
Kuzuihskiego, ssbrano M Skarb N.
Pol. " Rappeswylu sl.2O. "a 90 o.
6arodawoom sasyfamy ssrdso.ne
dsieki.- A. Kpzmihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
SKLADKI.

Ma chrrcinach u ps6stws Msroi.
niskow v Lorain, o., ssbras oh.
Piotr Kslmus ma Sbarb Nsrodovy
500. Poniswss pisrv,sy list "a.
~wiersjscy liste oisrodswoow | prse.
kss p~isnie,ny ragiusi ma poOzcis,
jak sic oksssso. prrsso kwitojsuy ,
odbioru tel sunny bsz w~ymisnisnia
ofarodswc6w.
obobod,ilismy to " Waterbury
srebrns vsssle PIP. Pswiow,kiob y
dniu ~ stycrnis, gdsie sic .sbrsso
stosupis koako braoi rwisskowyob,
ola rsoienis tyc.sh swsmu bratu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
lARTY.

Predzej SERGE - nih zegarek.
Vice podobno ten u&ody czao-
wick, ktory aiedaia} 2 pania W WACO.
ME, ukradi jej segsrek? zkadae pa.
nj tax sadziP..
(SI1'omaje). - Bo on sic TAX do
mnie przysuwai...
- Jake PAM mogia zniesc po.
dobne postepowanie:
- Ia mysla,am, Re to- miiosci..,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
Co s}ychac?
Y Detroit, Mich.
Tor, Ostridty.

Tow. Przyj. Oswiaty odbedzie
sws posiedzenie roczns W piedziele,
dnia IL lutego rb., O godz. 4ej pc
Po1udn'u W zwykiej hall posiedzen
Ma posiedzeniu tenn bedzie obrany
nowy zarzad ma rok 1901. p. Sic
uiradzki opowie o ruchu polityos-
nym roku ubieg}ego. Z~aprs.zam
panic i pan0w, ably raezyli zebrae sic
najuajliozniej.
JozefN ouakouski, sekr.
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WiadOmOsci ZwiaZkOWe.
g.. 20 10 La Sale. III.


zsrzad Ct. 26 NJ T. 1901: w. To.
tai, pfesss; F. Swieo,kowski, wioe.
ptezes; A. Lisewski, sekr. faans.; J.
Slic.yhski, sekr. korssp.; w. Kwis.
tex, kssjer; P. Markiswios, F. Wi.
diowski i j. Kaczor, .rustysi; a. b.
rowieoki j J. Mikie,ajtis, Ohorszowie;
NJ. Haiasiak. stroA wswnetfsny; w.
Cis'assyk, mars.s}sk.--A A. Lisswski,
l30e-o,h and Sterling st.
Or, 252 10 So6ieski, tn.
Zar1sd gr. 252 M rok 1901: j.
Msmsj, preses; J. Stefsfski, vice.
prezes; J Czsrwifski, sskr. fn.; T.
Wolgemuth, sekr. prot; w. Kosec.
XII, kssjsr; p. Burozik, st. Zielifski 1
S. Rs ski, radni; F. Klaosyfski ! FIR.
Fsdorowicf, marszalkowie; NJ. Stein
i M. Wlsniewski, ~chorazowis; ). Ma.
lswsj, odzwierny.- J. Cserwihski,
sekr. fn.
Or. 80 70 Chicago.
Nowy zarzad or. 80 ma rok 1901:
J. Kotowski, pfs.ss; r X rpolew.
ski, wicsprez-s; Ig. pr1ekwss, .ekr.
prot; A. Cicby. sskr. fnsns.; p. By.
crsk, kasjer; L. Kelvin, P. Roz.
nowski ! zurswski, rads gospod.; NJ.
Kassyfski, obi wierny. - A. Cleby,
sekr. in.
Or. SO 70 Minneapolis, Minn.
Zar.sd gr. 90 ns r. 1901: r. Cor.
ny, prszss; ]. SIsnks. wiosprsses; z.
Winisssewski, sekr. protok.; Wal.
S.cssch, sskr. Co.; J. Kostehski, ka.
sjer; Wal. Jsdiowski 1 J. Cepmer.
man, opiskunowie kssy; W. R6ayc.
hi, odzwisrny. Posiedsenis odbywac
sic beds " ksada ,rrscis nisdaisIe
pc ~pisrwssym srkols parafjsInsj.
K. Winiasrewshi, sekr. prot, i1l2
N. + University Of.
Or. 800 70 Rochester. " y.
Zsrzsd or. Sso ma rok 1901: FIR.
Mistus, preses; a. Slowihski, vice.
presss; lg. Fronc1sk, sekr En-; IL.
Koiodsiej, sskr. prot.s J.. Kenczyh.
ski, kssjer; +. Ksrolswicr ] W. Bar.
'uls, Opiekunowie ks,yi A. Bssama-
mia, dyrekso, chOrych; Fr. Kwis..
kowski, msr.ssiek,- Ig, f'ronciak,
lei Stsuislsus ave.
81. 5ls 70 North Anboy, ". j
Zsrzsd Or. 4lS M rok 1901; T.
kecsyoki, pfeses; J. ss~icki, vice.
presesj j. Holswitski, sskr. fu.; q
rsssta stsry ssrfsd p~ozostss - B. A.
Cebelihski, sekr., IL Elisabeth str,
Perth Amboy, ". J.
CT. 2f0 ., Perth AmAoy.
Niniejszsm odrsczsm posie dsenis
z IL Iutsgo M "a lstego. prosssc o
q pobssaliwosc, gdya dais ~ b. m.
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z Jersey City, n. j.
TO1p. OStridty.

w imieniu tow. ,,Oswiata" zawia.
damiam interesowanych, a takzs 81.
delegatow towarzystw miejsoowyoh,
70 zebranie celem ostatecznego ONO.
vienna sprawy za}ozen'a wspolnej
czytelni W ~naszej kolouji, odbsd.is
sic W czwartek, dnia 81 lutego rb.,
W hall oh. Wilusza, 104 Morris ul. O
godz. Sci w%ieczorem.
X. Timun, sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14

Severy zoiedkowy Bitter. odwil.
"a ! w.maonia caiy system, powie,
ksza sife nerwow j d.iaialnosc umy
sfu, oraz przyo.ynia sic do regular
nego rawienia. Jest to czysty ex.
tract Z .ioi lekarskich. Cena Soc.
$l.00.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
SiepOrOzumienie.

On (kaudydat ma ma3zonks). Pa.
nj odjezdzasz ma wies? Jak diugo
zostaniesz, panno Julio?
Panra Julia: .Iak diugo zostane
panna Julia?- to zale2y tvlko - Cd
pana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14

Severy lekarstwo ns serce (Heart
Tonic) Jest zrobione podiug przepi.
su pewnego anakomitego doktors.
ktory "a pomoca t-go lekarstwa We
wszystkich ~zaburzeniaoh sercowyeh
zawsze otrzyma} wyjatkowo dobrs
rezultaty. Ma pewno leczy powiek-
s~zenie, os}abienie j wyciehczeuie ser.
o.. Cena $l.U0.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14

przypsds moi Stub. ME moge vice
sajse SIC po~siedssniem. q obsOuosc
moja jest %konieozns- Przeto uPra.
szam ws.ystkich csaonko~ ably sic
stswili do hall oh. Obuehs, Catherine
III, dnis "a lutsgo. = J. T. Ejdymt,
prezes.
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New

No, aycze oi wszystkiego do.
brego... Oby a nowy wick pray.
ni6s} nieco gotowki.
Ach, ~mniejsza juz o gotowke
Niechby nam przynioss tylko nieco
kredytu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
DObrOWOlnie

- Mezu.... czy ty musisz lyle pic:
- Me. Tekluhciu.,.. js pie lyle
w~}a.nej wolf.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14

Iaziebienie wyleczone W jednym dniu
Ckyvsici rozNalniaj,c yCh Pasteiek Br9mo
Chihlnowych Brp'no QGtains Tablcts.J wszy.ry
\ te are Zwrarai9 pi-niadzp. jesli ME wylec.s.
VA kazdem pGdeiku Jest rodpis: o.. W. Grove.
IS Cent0w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
kSIAZKI KWITOWE

dia czionk6w Zwiazku Y. p. z od-
powiedniemi rubrykami do kwito-
wanna podatk6w, posmiertneeo ftp.
wystarczaiace ma lat 10. Cena "a
egzemplarz 8 cent6w bez przesyi-
HI. Do nabycia W Administraeji
,.Igody".
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-10-02
THEN AND NOW.
The Supreme Court ReverseS Itself
Again.
In order to Give a RepuI lean
an Office.

The supreme court of appeals
has Just handed down decision in
the contest case for the sheriffalty
of Fayette county, in favor of Dam
iels, the Republican oontestor.
While Fayette county gave MoKin-
ley about 1900 majority, Snyder,
de mocrat, was elected sheriff by
over 300 The Republicans con-
tested on the grounds that many
of the scratched tickets, counted
for Snyder should have been re-
jected for the reason that Snyder
was not voted for in the same col
nmn or on the same ticket with the
other candidates voted for. In or
der to elect Republican sheriff,
Judge McWhorter decided that
these votes should not be
counted for Snyder. Two years
before, in order to elect Repub-
lican to the Legislature, this same
Judge decided that suoh votes
should be counted. It was in the
light of this decision that the
soratohers were advised their votes
so cast would be counted. The up.
shot of the thing is that such votes
will be counted by Republican
court, when they are necessary to
elect Republican, and will be re-
jeoted by a Republican court when
necessary to defeat a Democrat
Wayne News.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-10-02
some Radical Ohanges.


The b. & o. is making some
radical changes in the business
policy of the Ohio River b r.
An order has been Issued by the
b. g. o. that east bound freights,
as we'll as freights for Pittsburg,
received by the o. r. r.. shall be
transferred to b. g o. at Parkers-
burg, Moundsville or Wheeling, as
the case may be. These freights
we're formerly handled by the Penn
nsylvania after leaving the Ohio
River. The abandonment of the
Ohio Valley Express. as through
passenger line from Pittsburg TO
Cincinnati will take from the o. r.
r., it's best advertised train. 9th
or changes are in contemplation, of
which due announcement will be
made from time to time. most of
them tending to destroy she seper-
ate identity of the Ohio River r.
r. 1t is likely that before great
while there will be consolidation
of the Parkersburg agencies, and
one set of officers will do the work
of both roads at this station. 1t is
still thought, however, in some
quarters that the Ohio River Road
will be operated as separate di-
vision of the B. & o. with its own
division officers having their head
quarters at Parkersburg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-10-02
Nearer, My GOD, TO Thee.

New York, Sept. 25.-The hymn
"Nearer, My God, to Thee" which
made President Mckinley famous
in his dying moments. aud which
was sung at the funeral services
the world over, has an interesting
history. 1t is said to be the most
metrioal expression in modern
psalmody of the desire for a more
intimate spiritual aoquaintal oe
with God.
It's imagery embraces the assooi-
alton of one of the most sublime
and interesting religious experien-
oes recorded in the early Hebrew
Scriptures, Jacobs vision at Luz.
"And he lighted upon a certain
place." eaid the Scripture of ia
oob's wanderings, land tarried
there all night, because the sun
was set; and he took of the stones
cf that place and put them for his
pillow, and lay down in that place
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behold ladder set upon the earth
and the top of it reached to heaven
and behold the angels of God as
cending and descending on it,"
Mrs. Sarah Fowler Adams, au-
thor of the hymn, was daughter
of Benjamin Fowler, an English
writer and editor. She was born
in 1905.
In 1941 she published a dramat-
10 poem in Ave aots entitled "Yiya
Perpetua," in which che portrayed
the experiences of the early mar
tyrs.
Thee" was record of her own re-
ligious experience, and was written
as a memorial of answered prayer
probably without any expectation
that it would be of public service
It was furnished with thirteen 9th
er hymns to Charles Fox's Collec'
tion of Hymns and Anthems, pub.
lished in 1841.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-10-02
INOoME
or $500 Per Month From His
Coal Lands Has This
Parkersburger.

State Journal.
j. r. woodward returned yester-
day evening from Charleston, ao-
companied by his legal adviser,
Harry p. Camden. While in that
city Mr.. .Woodyard made q deal
that should place him on ..easy
street" for the balance OF his life.
Seven years ago, he became the
owner of 43S acres of land on Da-
Wis Greek, six miles south of Char
lesion. The farm was very fine
one from an agricultural stand
point, but recently it was discover
ed that 277 aores of it contained
rich veins of coal. Hence there
have been numerous persons with
in the last year trying to get hold
of the property. Mr. woodward
refused to sell or lease till he So
cured the proper parties to deal
with. He wanted to transact bust
ness with responsible persons, His
desire in that regard have been
realized and yesterday he closed
the deal, selling 1873 acres of the
farm outright and leasing the bal
anoe of it for long term of years.
BY the terms of the deal, Mr., Wood
yard is guaranteed an income of
$500 per month from the property
as long as the present company OPP
crates it.
Although, negotiations have been
pending for some time, the parties
wanting the land had no right to
trespass upon it, yet that is what
they did. So sure were they of
getting control of it, that they
built railroad clear across it,
which fact was unknown to Mr..
woodward till he Visited the prop
erty this week. Tho satisfactory
oonsummation of the deal pre-
oludes any annoyance to the com-
pany by reason of it building the
railroad across the property, for
they now own and control the land
on which the track is laid
Mr.. woodward is to be oongratu-
lated upon his good fortune. He
is one of Parkersburg's prosperous,
energetic and popular business
mon,