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Cape Uome.
Winebgen bar M 5000 Snobug'
gere, tiger en- Serboenbe Wanb.

$. z. Sarbing bpt Some Gitn ala'
fla, % er nu paa Siemueien fra ct Se.
Jog / be Soreuebe Stnter.
Gn SaIuD ititter no / Serinaitrabet,
% ben bar rtan opfnlbt siisr @iaiaml
Scuurb, fom bar Statsminiiter unber
9incUIn 90 Sobnion % / 1867 fjsbte
ataIta al Ruslanb. let inblise 0Gs
paa beune Salus falbes Cape Home,
pg / be tit tie Ear er Der ppitaaet en- 8p,
ipm bar iadet aapnet Rpme Gitp. Ten
pp9ap / 1900, at ben hapbe 20, 900
Sn%bbpggere; men bet bar for meoet
idat; ben bar MI pmtreni 5000. SIR.
Surbin9 flyer, at &Iimatet life err iaa
ltrengt, iOm man bar itresst paa; bet
er pmlrent ipm / GuIutb. I'll Gam.
m%crlignin9 for nprlte 9Gisre fan anigs
res, at Snlppen Separo pmtrent liaQer
paa Sgioe meo Strpset melem 9bronp.
biem % Spbg.
s ROme Gttp gil aulben / iibite @iu'
ter op iii al @raoer. 3 gscember o.
Sanuur iaut life Spitiplpet neb til Zero.
Nr. Sarbius ubtaler, at Subbps.
9erne i Hume'3 iltrittet er iulbt enise
meb DONALD 5Iether, ba ban pao
Grams isiisIippi' Mpoet i Ninneapu
lis ett Grebe, at alaita CT ilet itbret.
Senator Sansbrpugb al 3prO' 9utoia
sjOroe p9iaa me9et uubt ba ban i'll
ienot ben berpsteOe @oges O,bpp iom
Summer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
SUB 9nkntu.

Stpr MbSpaaSc. - 9pen 8ooliey.
ser or beIiggen6e IS Ril / Belt for
Suron paa Chicago & 3orthipeIteru
og Chicago, MiImni,fee & Ct. Eaitl
9arerne, bIep bien,isgt al en- soel9J.
aeitbe Noebrono ont @ttermiobager
ben t4oc September. Get brGnSte
Strsg inbbefatter Here AZ Spen3 beN'
tie 9pgniuger. % Oct iamIebe Sa6
aaar cp til $4,000. Set pPrite or,
at Sabet for en- itor Gel faISer
pad Solss, iom fun haarIist fan taa.e
set. Sable life grarSmanbfabst
fra Sitror fomnet tilitehe. pilhe belle
Torretniu9Sitrsaet bIeoeu Iaat | afe.
Get iaa en- Sio itpst no o9ioa ior &s'
iibensitrsget. men til alt SeIb bIGIte
Ger Iiot. ca bette forbinSreoe SlSelt
ira at iprebe iia iii Sen Gel al 9pcr,
HoruSen &c mango Sorretniugshuie,
Ser brGnSte miiteoe @pers hemmelisc
Sorcrinaer line 6oriami;ngslcfaler OF
set oaermeite al line IsbIer og 10.
itpr. SI0en beapnSte / BEN samle
Sfsiiebane. tiIbsrenbe Gbenopetb
Srcs.. bror Sobu Stei o. G. 8.
Supoer har hapt tit Splas al Sus.
aier og Inifineri, 5irmaet table
$1,000. pa bets INSURANCE er ubeto.
oeIig. Ssiaenbe SorretrirgSfirma.r
leo &c itsrite Cab peS granoen: 8.
9eptor. Ipotbet % Sutif, $4,000;
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
en- Soees GrIarine.
Wcoietn trGuNtcS life | bette Sill.
frlbc.

Get cr paniteIigt at ~operbcuiic
cntcjtc @cnncifcr ON. at aofic ifoocr
Dem! e t%iIIfrioCr fin Sp0Nom NO.
item oft muIi9t unOtoQen Sen pirfc,
il0c "a uouc0e 9tarion.
M}cu 2rncn ocN set; bonS uoItrafs
tc Gr'orjno hnr lTrt ham, at for cn.
tc.tc SrItcmcr or &aifc en- lunIt
Wr't. Der kindergarten 0eIbre6eu.
SperQ 2Gacm, ON 9nffccu Cr N(or.
ion til GoritoppcIic. Wooc. oQ Ner.
v1ouocr.
Seq For orrct cit a~oifcoriffcr
hcic NIT Cir. Seq cr MI 70 Nor
damned ~ "a i9N for 10 War iiocr
b.co 'uN Al NcrUcipUtfcIic, iaaOc
min YU4c, at init Ncrpciuitcm TOR
n~cNbriNt ~ at lea monttc lutte
mc0 Hafic. &eQ bIro ioo ipaa %
cJcnoIa at iCG funoc life nrbei6e. oe
IA ic0 hopbc IGit Ceres Gpcrti8ie.
mcnt ON Goium Gcffcc. ipuratc
'cN min @~roccromonS. ON han boo.
DC Sen. Son ionreoe 10. 90 al ban
brnotc Den / lin Tamilic. % ot ocu
ror, hpob Den u6ooocS for at bore.
Sea ilutte0e Serfor reS aoiieer
% bcQrr0te at brltQe Goihrm itobiat.
90 en- 10 llQcr8 Gib furSc lea Sope
0oht ON N1tten % tao Oh ON Worae.
ncn, uhhnjICt "a ~iorfriItct. On 10
@ooncOcr bcQUnStc ic1 at tiltooc /
%UQt. HCn ncicNc fun tA6 G,tnS.
% icN ~hconrote mco Goittm. 90 m,
refer lea 1G7 90 foIer mig bcore ems
icg, aiorSc i 90 Mars aIhcren.
Seq orbciher mn bier 9oa uo iopcr
aobt on 9ottcn. Minc TO Bern bar
iorioc SoficoriHcrc, men sc bnr life
iutoGt Den iibcu Eoitum Tom ! Suict.
90 DC or ru laugt friifcre, enc be por
fsr. $780, Stapdrt ~. Soll, GairfieIS.
50. ga.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19

Saabet uuI. at 9pugresmano Sen
berIou piIbc bsie iig for bet &rau on
TolOreuiIon, Der CT fommst tiIOree
Sowa8 rePublitaniie 8lntiprm, er itt,
eaaet / CpipIoeIie. s Ell StripeIie I'll
Gurmuuocn ipr 3cis 8iitritts 8pnsrrs'
torite bar 9uusresmnrpen / 1irsb q
oiIaaet fit 8artjs domination Og fra
bsot Iig GieHoalg. Snu bar tppet inch
at sips nuset S0ar reb Senipu til, boOr'
uioi ban piIos mootaQe NomiratiUnen,
flyer ban. bu ban icrit uiloe unSerip8e
Situationen iuoer Giitrjttet. 3ette bar
ban M eiUrt, Ug han CT oa iOmulet III
bet SlsiuItnt. at Ian life Irnsere sr /
Sarmpni meb fine SGIoere / Tariff
InCrasmaalet. timber bisie Sprbplo fan
ban life prre anubibat iii @isroa Ig, me-
rer ban. Sticrt ban er imoo Gruits,
trpr ban life, at man fan iomne bisje
tiIius ueo SuoisreIie al 5ribanoel, elIer
al Solicit ]operbopeoet | uosen Mou fan
snruss oeb at frauiee 81 ItptteIiesipite'
met. San bar. Tiger ban, i be 20 anr,
ban bar pGreti aonsreSien, altib furiegt
at tiene fit 5olt % fit 2oub paa beoite
Maaoe; ban bar NtrGbet at game 6nr'
meren % Nrbeioeren I~iseioupeI iom ban
bar iBgt at iremme observation-disclosures
Suteresier, D9 ban er tnfnemmelia for
ben TiQtb, ban bar pRrst @ieuItnnO for
/ tit LANCE pfientlise Gin. Spenter Seu'
beriou lpoer peS cit ienere 9eilisbeb at
sigre rGrmere RsOe for fine G~nituelisr
~onsuaeube 3asens SpsrssmaaG % puas
bic bu~Orfpr, eitsr hans Mening. .bs'
mptratiife Spttriuer life bpr inolemmes
| bet rspublifanIts &artis Grp o9 9Rre "
SIuuot be Iebsnbe &epuOlitauerei Soma
% bel oaiaa andre Stebs, bar benne
SeuberiOus SptrRben pna bette Sioss
punt bait 8Oruuorms. Dc bnaber, flyer
be, of ban bill funtme paa auore 5anter
pa bsie itg for 9onpentiuueu8 Iigjprelie.
5Ur0urist fan bet bel life nnstes, at ban
boubleoe tpuietpent NOT ueo at irabeoe
fig ROmiuntiUHeu, buis Siemningeu /
9iitrittet CT, TOM ban Tiger ban bar iuns
bet ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
Anrn Qnkntn.
SeIsnrnfhnncnc itrcifcr.

SeIsaraibaocnc itrcifcr. u. 3. -
% @eitern Unions SeIegrafbuo /
Sarge 8iorNc Streif / RanbaaS. Sc
forIonger en- 9snsiorhpieIie al 8 Sol.
lars pr. 3ooneo; biotiI bar De erboIot
$15. &c nil psina, of acmposnierue
itaI ifnfie Gem irie llniIorner.
% Scitc inScbrGnSte. - @agucr
Bros. boeuoe s Ifil ira Sburd,s
6errp mjitcSe i'm Stalbbnauing % %
Seite liant Ell bel Eel anben gienSola
/ 2sroo8$. SuorlebeS SIhcn CT op.
itaaei niScS life.
Sucrtiprt o. orrbf. See s.
Sbompion en- SarmorbeiSer pan
Galph MnrlpclS Sarm / Rrrheoeu al
Sioacrtuoo0, ioris9tc iorlrNcr 9as at
tisrc pper IernbaueipQrct. uetop jon
ct SrGn / iulo 6art Tom benao Gin
icn. San bobSe SaItorrf % troeoe al
fumrc fommc oper isr Soact nnaeSc
Stcoct. Sert iorrcsneSe ban iis; tbi
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
lenuIuluutttn.
Sproelia EfiGbu,. Sob

Sbrgelig SfjGbnt. - Sobr ).
@bparbS {; 8iIfesbarre bar ensan3 !
Chen p9rb en- @ilion Collars; ban
cor en- bersmt I~risfPgter / England
% Iogoe / fine bebite Gage Gen b..
fienbte Com Sapers ! Wnrfen. g..
mere blep ban, efter bua6 ban ielp for,
trller, ing, % hans Bcngc 1Icp BAN
froitiaalet. Sans s 9srn forIoo BAN
ogion. oen enc cfter ben onben, ~
ban bIep opcrIaot til fig Iefp. R1t cr
ban % aar gomncI % iattig lom el
airferotte, % Der ON Dagen Jen-
penOte BON Jig til 6otti9pGicnet ont
SiRlp. Ghnor6s tiger, at banS geb-
Itciaoer bleo 1872 aar ganmeI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
1trnann.
SuriGroeia Tps.

NprfGroelie Epo. "@enerdl"
Bruce. en- berpgtet inoiarif ganSit,
mprSeSe for nogle Manreber iiben en-
urg Sauam, 9ictoria @aria. peo o.:
ilaa bent, til bun blep beoiSitIss, OF
berpaa besraue benee Iepenbe. Sr'
oiauerne / set ipoIige 4epaoa bar IN,
lig iaffet 5orbrpSeren o. taget en-
frp9teIig S9pn. gu Strife blcp
Iagt ON SaIien paa BAN. os oen on.
ben Gnoe al Sauaei blep iaiigiort III
SaSeIen naa en- set. ser al ell Apt.
ter blep ingef irem / trait aarriere
orer Stof % Stcn % lllGnSe trRf.
fenSe RorSercr otter ia | en- Giifance
al beEpeS en- 3il, 9iaet bar Sa iaa
irpstclig iemIGiiet at Set life par
gieutieHScIist. SnSiarerne tajteee
BET eitcrpaa op paa Ct goal OF
br1rSte BET.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
Sgen Rc'u gprf er ifGro meo al

ggen Rc'u gprf er ifpro meo al
bp88e en- unOeriorOiif Sporbane, %
Grbeioet er MI iaa Iangt iremtreoet.
at man tror, 9anen oil bIiue fproig
ON ct Mar. aontroftererre bruecr
boIcanNct Son Gpramit ON 30gen.
% flor 5arc er forbuubet meS glrbei.
Oct Hem GortS WHOerioroiifc Spcr.
bane bar allereOc erbperpet fig en- ier.
8cIi8 NapntunoiobeO, iSet "a Muno
cr omtonne be0 Grploiioncr. Siottl
er Ser nnrenot sci ,O0O. 900 paa Il:
bore oct Sui, iom Soil ifuI Eiore igien.
rem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
Cpuuertfrut.
Hia Grnataul. - Snbheitu

Gis Srnataul. - Snobsitninaen #
8eah. aplingen / Connecticut gif raft
ira SaanOen iibite uee, ~sneoSeIes fra
SartforO Sen 1896 IS. IpIingeu OH
iaar bIipe nRr0 omfring en- 0iinion
Collars. 5rlt9ten moonebes burtiar.
oa apaIiteten er upaaflageIig. )
oeutc llae pil ser bIioe giort ct 6orisB
meo Nfifibriug al Beafes til Sonbor
/ Cob Storage" 4um, llbfaIbet Al
bette Experiment dfnenteS meb betp,
SeIig SntereSie al Staters Srlistap.
Iere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
California.
Su Ge~relialifner. -

Gn Icrelfnlif finer. - "San 5ran'
cisco Bulletin" fortPaer, at DEN be
rpgtebe SaIifner CHARLES 9eder, ioE;
for Chen iibber i 5Gngilet i San
Quentin, er bIepen tilbuot en- ue[lsn-
net Sitting i en- 9onf / Gbicaso,
naar ban bar uotient lin Straf. Get
blep tibIieere berettet, at 9eder al
9on6ctS 9nnfiorening uilbe erboIbe
en- itsrrc maoneolig Sage for at OPP
bsre meh fine 6alifnerier. Serere
bIcp bette benpgtct. 8ormobentIig
bar man trcet, at oenrte me Srhning
oiIbe tagc Zig bebre no. ifjsnt 6ct 10
I 8irfeIigbeoer beIs6er JIG til Ost
iamme.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
JnoIanoet.


Ha%#E aa4s4Hr aHaHHN Eht &Hat.fEr
Sfreif enbf. Sporpogns.Str ei
Ten | Gitnmfpd er enbt. aompaeniei
git ino pna be Heitc al arbeinernes
5ororinger.
Mjprte ia ibjrl. Mtrs. Sannis
Gnglanb, Gnfe efter Soiepb gngIano,
bleo ben 14be bS. NOR GurnSon orpb.
peb, al henbes &eit ls5 tsbif % faitebe
benoe at 8oenen, boori bun fjsrt,.
SenneS Cater blep ida iarlig fpGitet,
at bun neppe oil lene.
Sch ira Minnciufa. : sious
Ieitp oil Der / Seit bIioe fisbt en- Bias.
ie 9eo ira Minneiota; antagelig oil
mat bebspe ira 500 til 1000 goro.
Sui er life til at fan fisbt, % man
iaar pRre glab, of Der err @eo Of fan
til rosenlunSe rimeliae Briier.
arbciScrfanoiSat palgt. @. g.
Barrier, Observation-Disclosures aanoi.
Sot til 0iapor / CLINTON, Ell bleperi
palgt ueb oet beritebs afboIote Grtro.
olog ben 15oe September, ibet ban
erbolot 81 Stentmers SlertaI oper
Den repubIifanife aanoioat 6. i.
Sutton.
gcbre Srrnbetjening. - Ora Gla.
rion meobel2s, at Chicago & @rept
@eitern 9aneu cen t6be Septembe:
iotte igarg iine reguI9re Sr9n pal
Den npe 9ranhIinie til Snmpton. Ger
oil MI bline fire Srpu bagIig paa oen-
ne einje, oesuoen ire rrem % tiIbo Ie
ira Clarion pan CT. garl gancn oa
cite paa Rod Sslanb. SibitnGuu:e
@p pil ioaIeSes bnpe life minbre enb
% SrRn bper Gag.
a~nsiciabrif brGnet. s. 8.
aaiiers a%asiefntrif / Wuscotine neb.
brGnote Den t5oe September. ga.
brifen beifIpitigcbe $50 WanS o.
foiteSe $4,000, booraf fun $4,000
bGffes pe0 assurance. Get blGite
itGrft en- 5io, % Wusier 2umb"r
Gompanps SrGlatitomter % aaiierS
Sagbrug trllebes, men man fit be.
grpnIet SSioen itiSe til at reboe Sag.
bruget.
Srrbt paa Sernbaneu. IugllIt
Sblion, Ell ueIfjtnbt pngre 6armer /
RGrbeben al State Center, blep Der
ON Gneen oOerfisrt % brGbt al ct
Gog poo Rorth.@ eitern Barren. Obi.
Jon % hans 9rober itllloe fisre cper
Sernbareippret, on 5oset fom. Mi.
Gift bIep eftarpaa funben bsb go 500
fra Spergansen; grooeren bar ogian
blepen faitet ct Ion9t Stpffe % bar
ilemt fppItet, men BOG life oprre, END
at ban bill fomnle ii9.
Obj Sello,u Mpoc. - "Sopereigu
8rnno 2oo9e Of Sob SellowS" bar /
bisje Gage boIot tit aorSmsbe / les
Woines. Sper 10000 Menneifer par
tiliteSe ira ale aanter al 2onbet. ai
anrsberetrirgernc frenlgif, at Der er
1877 Storloecr / Sroene. berai Ter /
~llolouhet. gf utberorbne6e Soger err
Ser 1882 foruoen $3.50 "iuboroi.
nate encampmentS", % Srbener&
iomIe6e Wcolemsantal er t,002,272.
5 aarets Sob bIep Der / DC unber'
orbuebe 2oger optaect 99,393. 5
SpaehirIp p.i.o. bIep Ser uobetalt
S3.939,7S5.6 S. Sc inmIeOe SnS'
fomiter par $t0.S26 1856 og llo.
9iiternc $S,796,t95.31.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
miarnuH,t.
Nnt fra Ga Grosie.

9pt fra Ga Grosie. - SnobruoS.
tpue baneSe fig abgong til u. s.
Reis' @ltIoimeobutif / Ga Grosie o.
itial % llbre og Ell Gel .rore pPrbis
frIbeSager. Ger er iutet Spor eiter
Suoenc. - Yaitor &. %. Solefiet
al 9ethel uorifIutberife Menigbeo
bar toset slfifeO % reiite / ManOa8s
iii 9rcoflpr q. g., buor han bercfter
pi[ pirfe. 8aitor 9eruten ira Col
far biz mioIertioie betiene Menigbe.
Sen / ga Grosie.
Gm ErGit / @anifclisbeSer. - Sn
Gaitor hilbert GabIitrsm. iom en- SiS
bar prqoifet / Ct SeIt / @e't Silperior
% blanbt andre cling f~ortalt line Sil-
hsrere. at Ser intet SelpeSe er, bleo
iorIeoen Gag arreiteret paa anfla3s
al Ell apinoe. Der bar gaaet til hans
Isoer, for at babe ifiplot henSe ~
for at barre en- "2sgnerife oa ct Iet
5uuentimmer". 9ahlifrsm iorflarer.
al bette aif til inaleSes. Of bemelbte
auinoe oftib iniiItereSe paa at tale,
naar ban pr9bifehe. o. enoog aft iaa
Riot. at bun beifplbte ham for al bnue
Here Snitruer. Gette funoe ban life
taaIe % tinob Tia oerfcr at iretteiptte
henoe. "IrGiteu" gan iis Retten
@ine al, at ban par iaa iattis. al ban
life fiinSe title Den forIanste &autioa,
men Sa ban forNoS, at ban | moSiat
SaIo oiIoe blipe ieubt | SrnsieI, bite
oct iis, IT ban bar bel beIIaaet moo
Wprt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-19
3Hntttunn.
Sfreifeu cuSf Streifpn bIt

Streifen cnbt. - Streifen bIan6i
Rortbern Eacific 9auenS Maifiniiter
/ SipingIton er enot, og Streiferae
bar aQe paa otte npr aaaet tiIbase til
lit arbeibe. &c otte pilbe life beie
iig for BEN FienbeIie, iom / Sogen5
anIebning bIep afgipet al 8rRiioen.
ten for Iaifiniiternes Linton. Gennc
fannt, at Ser life par npgen @run6
til Streif.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04

A pretty wedding took place in
the handsome ice cream parlors at
the European Hotel, Wednesday,
at 11:30 May %. 1902, the contrao-
ting parties being Mr.. Sylvester
Wilmington, prominent young
farmer of Buffalo. and Miss Emma
Gibeant, an accomplished young
school teacher, of Red House.
The parIors were especially ar
ranged for the occasion, and after
Rev. D. "a. Reid, of the NJ. E.
Church, South. this city, had per-
formed the ceremony which united
these young people. Capt. Park.
the genial proprietor, opened the
dining room where a delightful
wedding repast had been spread,
and to which the party did ample
justice.
The best wishes of the Register
is extended to the happy couple
for long and prosperous journey
through life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04
Resolutions.

WHEREAS, God In the exercise
of His Holy Will has called from
our midst. George w. Tippett, our
late Friend to enjoy the peace and
happiness that belongs only to the
Home of the Soul, therefore, be it
Resolced. FIRST, by Ellinipsico
Council l36 National Union, that
We shall always cherish the men,
ory of friend, George w. Tippett.
as one of the charter members of
this Council. and as one who was
at all times a worthy and exem-
plary member of our order.
SECOND, That in the life of our
late Friend there were exempIified
the elements of true manhood,
and the qualities of good and
true citizen.
THIRD, That in the persistent
labor of our departed Friend, ex.
erted in the field of journalism in
the spirit of courage and fairness,
he did much for the good of his
felloWman. and thus met and dis
charged the duties of life to the
full measure of their requirement.
FOURTH, That in his intercourse
with the world, unbending fidelity
in his friendship, open warfare up
on wrong and injustice, and un-
stinted and liberal charity to the
poor and needy, characterized his
entire conduct.
FIFTH. That in the discharge of
public trust, he was true servant
of the people. bearing it's burdens
without murmur, performing its
duties with an eye single to the
public welfare, and actuated at all
times by pure and exalted motive.
SIXTH. That in his domestic re-
lations he was an affectionate, de-
voted and considerate husband,
and kind, prudent and indulgent
parent.
SEVENTH. That a copy of these
relolutions be spread upon the
records of our Council, of which
our late Friend was long an honor
ed member, as humble memorial
of his virtues, and that copies be
furnished to the family of the de-
ceased, and for publication in the
newspapers of our county.
j. M. BURDETT,
ROBERT KIGER,
CHAs e. HoGG,
Committee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04

These are few things on which
the Republicans cannot get togeth-
er; Tariff concessions to Cuba; f.
nancial legislation; Philippine pol
icy; military and naval controver-
sizes. and even prosperity, be-
cause cost of living has grown
faster than increases in wages. In
a word, they are divided on all the
great questions now stirring the
minds of the people. In exercis-
ing wise choice of policy and TAX
ing advantage of Republican disin-
tegration the Democracy embraces
a great opportunity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04

Mrs. 7. F. Kimberling, of whom
mention was made yesterday has
been great sufferer ever since the
hre destroying her home. and she
barely escaped without shoes OF
stockings. and several days after
the fire suffered SO much with her
right foot that DIR. Campbell was
called and finding a wound in the
plantar surface of heel probed same,
and detected foreign body which
he cut down upon and removed
which proved to be piece of glass.
The wound is very ugly one and
supperation profuse, but she is
better and the Doctor says will now
get well, although her condition
has been critical.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04
The POINT PLEASANT Bat
TIE MONUMENT.
An Appropriation for Its Erect
ion, Believed to be Reasop-
ably Sure.


The members of the Point Pleas
ant Battle Monument G Commission,
Hons. G. q. Bowyer. John P. Aus
tin and Virgil A Lewis, have just
returned from ten days sojourn
in Washington City. where they
went in the interest of an appro-
priation for the erection of monu.
ment, which shall suitably mark
the site of this great national bat
tie, and are much gratified with the
prospect.
They had an extended hearing
before the Library Committee of
the House of Representatives, to
which the bill providing for the
appsss alton has been referred,
and they fully presented the his
torical significance and Importance
of this great battle, and the bust
ness side of the proposition, by
which they propose to have the
Legislature, at it's next session,
deed to the National Government
the property which the State has
purchased for monument purposes,
and improved at Point Pleasant
with money running on, and the
whole. property and money, sggre-
eating in value, about $4,000, on
condition that Congress will ap-
propriate a sufficient sum, to erect
a suitable monument. The Com
mission left the Committee much
interested in the matter, and found
the whole West Virginia delega-
tion in Congress, Senators Elkins
and Scott. and Representatives,
Hughes, Gaines, Dayton and Dove
ner, all earnestly advocating the
bill. Members from ether States,
among them General Grosvenor, of
Ohio, are doing likewise. Messrs
Lewis, Austin and Bowyer, all be-
lieve the appropriation will be
made ultimately, and it is needless
to say that they are pleased with
the outlook.
Governor White made no mis-
take in the appointment of the
members of the Commission, for
both individually and collectively,
they are doing all possible to pro-
mote the Battle Monument inter-
ests. The national Importance of
the battle of Point Pleasant will
yet be recognized. and the spot on
which it was fought be marked
with enduring marble OF bronze,
to tell the future generations Of
the greatest battle ever fought for
civilization, and all that that i'm
plies, and the west side of the AlIe-
ghany Mountains.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04

The d. T. Lane is the oldest
boat in the Great Kanawha river,
and she is the most successful tow.
boat the Danas ever owned. The
Lane has the machinery of the old
side-wheeler Ingomar, and it is
about 40 years old. She has been
in the Kanawha trade for about 80
years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04

Recruiting officers at the differ
ent naval recruiting stations are
daily rejecting applicants on ac-
count of what is termed tobacco
heart" caused by the incessant use
of tobacco in any form and chiefly
from cigarettes. These officers say
that the young applicants for en-
listment in the navy and young
boys gene ally cannot too heartily
condemn this practice. 1t is said
that'90 per cent. of the sudden
deaahs in the country are caused
by cigarettes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04

fact that 1t cures womanly ills. 1t cures
irregularity. 1t dries debilitating drains.
1t heals Inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness. There is no
trusting to luck by those who use
= EsaVofite Prescription
~ Ny disease was displacement and liberation
OF the uterus, and was in terrible condition
with pain and weakness and had given up an
hopes of ever being well again, ~ writes Mrs.
Harry A Brown, of Orono. Peuobscot Co. Me-
= Had doctored with four different doctors with
IN four months, and instead of getting better
was growing weaker all the time decided to
try your Favorite Prescription Golden Med
ical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as had
heard OF the many cures resulting from their
use, bought FIVE bottles and felt so much bet
ter after taking them that kept ON until am
as well as ever in my life. and to DIR. Pierce all
the praise Is due. cannot say enough in favor
OF his medicines. Before began taking your
medicines only weighed one hundred and
twenty pounds. I now weigh one hundred and
sixty pounds. gained forty pounds in six
months. shall doctor no more with home
doctors, as 1t IS only waste of money. am now
IN perfect health, thanks to DIR. Pierce
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
muddy complexion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-06-04


When the Congress astonished
the world in 1890 with the prodi-
gious appropriations that caused
it afterwards to be designated as
the billion dollar congress the
country rebelled and threw the re-
pubIicans out of power. The ap-
propriations of that congress were
a little more than 500 millions for
each year, OF total of more than
one billion dollars for the entire
term. The appropriation bills of
the present congress as increased
and amended in the Senate dispose
of one billion dollars for each year,
or total of two billions for the
session. The most notable of the
extrayagances are the Rivers and
Harbors bill, and the Public Build
ings bill. Nearly quarter billion
dollars are appropriated for these
two purposes, of which more than
seyen-tenths is waste and steal.
The enormity of the amounts and
the character of their extravagances
will be understood only when the
bills are printed and the people
thus advised where the. money is
gone. Why it has gone in such
peculiar channels is one of the po-
litical facts of the present demor-
allied and corrupted condition of
our election system. Senators and
congressman are buying their elec-
tions with money stolen from the
taxpayers through the medium of
appropriations for public purposes.
Whether this country can stand
an expenditure of three millions of
dollars day is problem for the
future and the taxpayers. With
an income tax prohibited, and all
the burdens of government placed
upen the laborer and consumer,
their backs will break ssme day,
and then possibly extravaganza
will come to an end.-Parkersburg
Sentinel.