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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
PAU McpAAIlA acQuII1Ep
Al Grafton Of the Murder Of Peter
Cyrnss atFlemington.

The trial of Paul McPhaiin, for the
murder of Peter Cyrnes at Flemington
last February, came TO an end last
Friday at Grafton, and, contrary to
expectations, the Jury, after being out
but ten minutes, returned q verdict Of
not guilty. Attorneys Ira E. Robin
son and Chas. p. Guard appeared for
the defense. But four witnesses were
examined on the part OF the state.
The defendant set up the plea of self
defense and both attorneys made very
brilliant arguments. McPhalin was
released directly after the verdict was
returned by the jury and left the
court room in high glee, joining his
wife in the east end Of the town.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
s1oNEwALL COUNTRY CLUB
Will be Organized BY Large Number Of
Business Men.

Steps were taken Friday night in
the Piunickinnick Club rooms TO or
ganize the Stonewall> Country Club.
Thirty-seven business men agreed to
become charter members and John w.
Davis was authorized to make applica,
tion for charter. The object of the
club is to secure site two or three
miles out along the street car line, and
build and maintain handsome club
house. A committee was appointed
to look after site. This committee
consists of Captain Charles j. Goff, D.
R, Potter, L. S. Hornor, w. NJ
Freese and George P. Leatherbury
They will report Saturday night.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Show Lady Touched for $50

Lillian Page, leading lady in "Thel-
ma" which was presented at the
Grand here Saturday night, wa
touched for her purse, containing
$50 and valuable papers and jewelry.
The company went from here to Graf
ton. She did not discover her loss un-
Til she arrived at Grafton. 1t is
thought the theft was committed at
the depot here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Stale G. A. 3. Encampment.

The State G. A. R. encampment
will be held at New Martinsyille April
%, 20 and 80. The following program
is announced:
April 2s-Memorial services, s p. M,
at NJ. E. church.
April 2s-Transaction OF business 10
a. M; campfire, address OF welcome by
T. H. Hawkins, 8 p. M; display OF
fire works, 10 p. m.
April 3O--Business session, 8 a. M:
parade at Q p. M; reception at the
opera house at 8 p. M, addresses by
Judge II. p. Jacobs, Hon. Romeo ii.
Freer and others.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
HARRY RANDOLPH ARRESTED
Upon an Old Warrant Charged will
Stealing on aTrain.

Harry Randolph, son of Camden
Randolph, was arrested Saturday at
midnight at the depot by Constable
Ed Sutton, of Salem, as he alIRhted
from No. /. He was placed in jail UNI
til Monday forenoon, when he was
taken before Squire Riley, before
whom lie gave hord ofsl0o To appear
in Squire James Bumgaiuner's court
at Salem. Randolph is charged with
stealing two books from. a news boy
and breaking a glass on 3. s. o. pas
senger train between Bristol and Sa-
lem September q, 1901.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Salem Work Goes to Foreign Lands.

The Leidecker Tool Co. had the con-
tract for making several fine sets OF
tools for a firm who is going to Brazil
to prospect for oil. In casting about
among their various shops for their
hest specialists they found ]. w. lr-
vine, general foreman of the Salem
branch to be one Of them. So Mr..
Irvine made some as fine fishing tools
as could be made anywhere and they
started on their way to their foreign
destination Tuesday. This is very
complimentary to Mt. Irvine and
shows what this large company think
of him as a workman.-Salem Express.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Shooting scrape at Lumberport.

Last Friday night Fred Mathews,
aged "a years, got into quarrel with
several persons after the lecture given
them by Rev. Shadduck, of Shinnston.
A fight ensued on the bridge and
Mathews was shot in the mouth. The
bullet knocked out three teeth and
tore his tongue and one cheek badly.
The parties had been drinking.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Disturbed Worship at Salem.

J.J. Kelley and L. and F. wayman
were tried at Salem Saturday by
Squire James Bumgardner upon the
charge of disturbing public worship.
Rev. E. D. Fellers, pastor of the
Methodist church, preferred the
charge. He claimed they acted badly
at his church the night before. They
plead Ignorance as an excuse, but the
justice held Kelley and L. Wyman
for the grand jury.
F. Wayman was released, there not
being evidence against him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Big Coal Deal at Lost Greek.

Thomas NJ. Fighter and George NJ.
Smith, of Mt. Carmel, Pa, have pur-
chased of n. D. CASTOR, William F.
Randolph, Samuel S. Floyd, Phineas
Queen, James W. Castor, Enoch Gas
ton, Alex A. Smith, Gordon Kennedy,
A. w. Smith aud Joseph E. Smith, OF
Lost Creek, 474 acres of coal for sl5.-
s5s.s4, an average price of nearly s34
an acre.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Mayor CRIES First Court.

Mayor.elect Grille held his first ses-
sion of mayors court Monday morning.
He had quite a grist to grind and
ground it well. There were seven
DRINKS. He gave them fine Of % a
piece, but none of them had any
money and they were all sent to the
roads. Among them was Walter
Randolph, an unusually fine looking
middle agod man, who claimed to be a
sailor. He said he was enroute from
San Francisco to the United States
navy yards at Newport News. He
stopped over here to celebrate his
birthday and got drunk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Seeking Cure for Rheumatism.

q. w. Cunningham, prominent
Young farmerresiding near this city,
left here Saturday to go to Washing
top~fN Shere he will enter hos
I'll IS be treated for rheumatism.
He has been badly afflicted some time
and took a course of treatment some
monta ago at Mt. Clemans, Mich. If
he shpnld not be cured at Washington,
he WIN go to Hot Springs. He has a
host Of friends who hope he may re-
turn well.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Factory at Salem to Resume.

The Salem Lamp Chimney factory
will resume operations in a few days.
The company has been reorganized. 1t
will be operated and managed by home
people. John Armstrong is the acting
president. 1t will be remembered
that the plant closed down several
weeks ago, on account of the departure
of part Of the management, who, it
was claimed, skipped with the COM
pany,s funds.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Romeo Freer Out Again.

Attorney General Romeo H, Freer
was in Parkersburg Saturday on his
way to Charleston and in conversation
with friends stated that he would in
all probability with draw from the con-
eressional race on account of the con-
.dition of his health and that he would
90 i'll a few days to Hot Springs to see
If he can regain his lost health.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Died from Dlphtheria.

okey Carpenter, aged Is years, son
Of Charles Carpenter, died near Wolf
summit, Friday afternoon from diph.
liberia. Interment was made Satur-
day afternoonin Point Pleasant church
cemetery near Lynchburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Paved Streets for Shinnston,

Bonds will he issued for the paving
OF some Of the streets in Shinnston.
An order for the brick has been given
the Nuzum Brick Company. Action
will be taken later on the water works
question. The annual levy was fixed
at one dollar on the hundred dollars
valuation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
Surveyors at Work.

Surveyors have begun work on the
route OF the proposed switch track
from the b. * o. railroad to the
Clarksburg Industrial Company's
property. Grading will begin shortly.
A bridge will be built across Elk
creek TO connect with Main streetEso
as to givea direct route into the csty.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
In. Perfumes

quality, not quantity, is the maii
point to be considered. Our selec.
tons are the result of careful tests
and many years OF perfume study.
They are of the kind that carry
with them the air of refinement.
We would be pleased to have you
judge for yourself.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25

Millions marvel at the multitude OF
maladies cut Off by DR.. Kings New
Life Pills--the most distressing too,
Stomach, liver aud bowel troubles,
dyspepsia, loss of appetite, iaundice,
billousness, fever, malaria, all fall be-
fore these wonder workers, 25 cents
at Geo Q, stones drug store. 22-lm
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25

How Arc Yo.r Kidney.s
pe free 4sd nv
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25

G. c. Stone sells Youngs Headache
Powders. 2s-tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-25
wieIds q sharpAx.

Druggist, ll6 Third St., ClarksbuFg'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

gum atlantii9en Oseane fabrt. JaN
glei63eitig fam Die amerifani16e Ut.
lantic ano paeific Ship Canal gom.
panp gu Stanbe, Die bon Nicaragud
bas Re4t our 4nlage zines &anals els
iparb. Sic erpeiterte bic ensen @telIen
oes San SuanzSlufes, 10 bab BON
Robember 1864 an bic 99tffe in 5pei
Sagen bic @ntfernung BON 165 engr
ltf9en Meilen BON San Suan bel
Rorte Bis Ga 8irgen auriidlegen fonns
ten, bon no Die 5raaten nit Magen
bis San Suan bel Sur b~efDroert muir
ben. Daneben lieB bic @eieGfdaft
linen &analplan ton Der Miinoung bes
Rto 2aias Bel 8rito itubtren. Die grz
sieniHe bes 8iirserfrieges perbinberten
bic Nusfibrung oes planes. Ser 9e@
banfe, bur6 bic Union pber amerifas
nii9e 9opitaliIten ben &anal bauen
5u lafIen, Derf9fpanb inbeb ni9t, unb
bon 1870 Bis ettpa 1889 gabeu onleris
tanii9e @irser iiber $20,000,o00 fir
Stubien beg Niearaguafanals aus.
Wetttlertpeile bate Der beriibmte @r@
bauer bes @ue5tdnals, 2efeps, bas
nnternebmen bes qanamafanals in
5lub gefeBt. galb iebo9 eripies ii9
bic Mufgabe als gu geipalttg fir bic
borbanbener Mtttel. Die Musgdben
fir Die @~ussrabunsen b~etruser betnabe
bas 9oppelte .bes peranf9lagten 8ez
troses; Der 9robe 9ur6itid bes
gulebrapai1es bate bic @runbloge
bes 8ergcs ielbf erihiittert. Der
nun gum aaaal bin iibsrneiste.
59liebli9 lam bes ~Tinanaiele Sra9
nnb Die Ginftelung Der @rbeiten. Sn
1887 bepiGigtea Nitaragua unb Gotta
rica elmer Grippe alaerifanifder 9irz
ger bic grldrGniB gum 8au nes Niea@
ra%guaEanels; 3wei Sabre horouf frat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

itrabe iiber bic Qonbenge bon Banana
efn5uleiten. Sn 1863 5dblte Der 6iftoe
ritter Gomaru bier Ntdtunsen auf: bic
iiber Wicaragua unb Banana, unb bic
ieitbem als pertblos ertannten iiber
1ehndntepet unb ben Golf BON Daz
rien. Rarl V. bate ben @ebanfen bes
panamdfanals fallen laHen, neil fein
Stattbdlter Mnbogapa ben plan afpar
tItHt fir unausfibrbar, aber 5u fofte
fpielig beaeidnet bate. Mit benz 0ers
fan Der fpanifden Ma1t tpurben bic
RanalpIdne Bel Seite selest; nur ems
NAL, 1779, unter Der Resierung bes
aufgetldrten RDniss Rarl III, nurbe
bic 2anbense bon Nicarasua nod einz
nal burH S~ngenieure unteriu9t, bic
nod benz bamaligen @tonbe Der Sehz
nit ben Ranalbau fir unmogli9 err
flGrten.
sJn Der erften 9dlfte bes 10. Sabrs
9uuberts taudten tann unadbliqe
.pldne fit bic Durdfubruna bss einen
cber anbern Der aan1le auf. Inter
Nnberen orontte Der 4Dnig Wilbslm /.
Der NieberIdnbe 1880 cine Gtubie bes
Niearaguasp rpjeitss an, tporauf 1887
iinb 1910 Mufndbmen beg Sees unb
Der poeififHen Riiife burd bie britifden
Rpmmobpre Barnett unb 4elher folas
ten. Sdon 1928 battle Der prGiibent
bon Nieoragna bic Resierung Der Der.
Stdoten auf bic gelesenbeit bes aas
nalbaues in ieinem 2anbe b~in9etpiefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

bic Maritime Canal Company in bic
Redte bieier @rnppe. politiI9e Som
fteqatiDnen unb finanaieIe @9nierigz
fetten bereitelten bic Musflbrung bes
planes, Bis mad langen 9erbanbluns
gen, barunter bic Nbi9affung bes
glabzgulper~ 0ertrags nit England
nnb Die Ginfebung bes 9ap=gauncee
fotez 0ertrass, Nnfangs bieies Sabres
bas 2eprdfentantenbans Die 9epburnz
8ia gum 8au bes Ntearaguafanals
pafiirte, Der aber i'm 8unbesFenate
bas Spopner : ENHANCEMENT beigefigt
ipurbe, bem5ufplge Der YrGiibent be-
ouftragt purb, hte 9on5effion Der gaz
namagefeaf@aft, bic in5pii9en i6r 8ez
fiBtbum ben Ser. Stoaten gum &aufe
angeboten bate, gu ertperben, unter Der
8eoingung, baB Die 8eiiBtitel bieier
@efeafdaft als 9iltig erfannt merben
unb feline 8erpidluns nit 8olumbia
tpesen bes 8auz, 8etriebsz unb 5errz
i9aftsre4ts iiber einen aanal bur6
bic 2anbenee bpn Banana entIteben;
onbernfoas 1T Der prdiibent ermd6.
tist, Mabreeeln gum 8au bes Nicaraz
~guafanals gu treffen. Die 8iG tpurbe
In Der berGnberten Jprm BON beiben
9Gufern beg aongreHes aneenommen
unb bonn prdiibenten unteraet6net.
Der panamafanal lduft, nit Musz
nabme elmer fur5en @trede bor Colon,
aiemli9 bidt an ber At Meilen lansen
panamdzg iieHbabn bin unb errei9t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

&arte Der Giienbabn unb bes 8dnals bon ga.
mama.
MuTel bonn Sniti3bepartement tpeilt be-
retts in feinem Quftrage in paris be-
bufs grlebigung Der 8e5ibtitelfrage,
bic bur1 bas ENHANCEMENT borgeiehene,
dns fiebem Miteliebern ~bejteaenbe aa~
ralfommiflipn biirfte bsmnddft boIs
s6blig fein unb lire S~bliegenbeiten
onfnehrnen. pdbrenb Der nit &olumbia
db3ufhliebenbe Bertrag bin{ihtli9 bes
@hutre1ts iber ben &anal unb bas
ongrenaenbe @ebiet BON elmer 9reite
borl feds Meilen, iopie bic Gntidd@
bieunesanfpri9e &olumbias nur nod
Der Natifi5irung beg bortiesn &onsrei=
fes bebarf. Weber aber 1inb in paris
Sdnieriefeiten gu ertparten, nod
blrfte Der folumtiaaif9e &ongreB benz
0ertrage feline G~sns5miguns ~per1agen.
I@lfobalo na9 Grlebieung bieier 5prz
malitdfen aber niro pahrfdeinli1 nit
ben Mrbeiten bsasHnen un5 oamit CUR
Mmsfiibrung eines gtiefenprejsftes ges
f1ritten, bas eigastlih iGoa felt faft
400 Jabren befte9t.
Mls 1922 Die Spanier rntsr 9abila
IN W~icaraggu einDraneen, erpfdbf bic
fer bereits Die &a!cge eiiles intsrpsedz
nif1eu Ranals bur1 ben Hicaroqua=
Gee. Die Spenisr begniigten iia I'M
beB bamit, 1927 ben gau elmer 2anbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13
giua 9efieps III Colon.


"a Meilen peftlih BON Der Stabt
Banana ben Stiaen Saean. panoma
liegt gum She'll auf einem mG9tigen
&ordlenffod, Der tpeit in's Meer bin
ausreibt unb BEL gbbe ppGfpmmen
troden fGlt. @roBe S9iffe miiiIen
besbalb bret Meilen bon 2anb entfernt
Dor Mnfer geben. Sie Gage Bananas
In peiter tpalbtger 8u9t, in Der cine
Grippe bon Snieln i'm S9mude Der
tropif4en GlOra Iiest, lift beribmt tpe@
gen ibrer S6onbeit. Banana lit cine
Stabt edit characterization @eprdz
Ses nit ensen Stroben, perI9iebenen
plaaas, &ir4en, aloitern unb bid
mduerisen 9auiern aus Stein unb
Mbpbe.
0on Banana mad Colon fiibrt Der
srObte Sbeil bes Meges bur9 fumpe
fige, nit llrpalb unb Sropenpilbnib
beitanbene 0ieberune. sSn Colon, bas
auf elmer benz 5eItlanbe bi9t borgez
laserten Sniel liegt. berrf9t reyes 2es
ben. Qm Stranbe, Der tbeilpeife
tinitli6 nit sroBen Jslsbl0den be-
feitist unb NIT elmer 9oppelrei6e BON
3otospalmen eineefoBt 1T, f1nnen bic
srOBten 9ampfsr anlegen. labe Der
Minbung bes 8anals itebt bic @iGa
2eheps, ppr Der fia Elm aolumbuss
Dentmul befinbet. Ser aroBe @nts
beder TT in einen lansen, pel3perbrdmz
ten Mantel eefleibet, 70 bdB sr pie Elm
Gslebrter ausiiebt. Mait feinem re6>
ten Nrme fdeint er cine Snbianerin su
kef9iiBen. Dos Dentmal 1T angeblid
Bon Der Grtoiierin gugenie geItiftst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13
&nrpfniderei.

gs aiebt beut5utage 10 biele Qnseiqeu
BON jogenannten Snftitrten unb 10 mei~
ter, bic idmmtlih bebaupten, baB lie bic
Mdnneribtudbe in fir5eiter 3eit furiren'
fbnnen: SD lelbf bin anf iDlde Nnaei-
gen mebrfob bereinaefa1len unb mDdbte
oeBbalb anbere 9ei6enbe nor dbnlieben
traurtsen grfabrungen ibiben.
8or nod tueniaen Wpnaten mar i1
elm ibtuaber, nerbbier Maann unb fonnte
taum meme Sarm : Mrbeit perridbten.
sblebte @emobnbeiten in Der Susenb
tparen oie uria9e. SEPT bin ich, @ott lei
Danf! tuieber fraftis unb eeiunb. Sober
fann es tuerben, tuenn er meinem Static
fof9t. Sic brauben mir nur cine Brief<
marie 81 ihiden unb ib pin Sbuen
eerfe iasen, pas Sic tbun mtien, UNI
Sbre noae Mnnnesfraft pieoer gu be-
fommen. Mit Sarmer Cruz
Wnt. 3. Klipp,
9almage, Neb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13
subitriptiuuspreis fir bas 8udeubIatt
IN ben Der. gtaaten. .........$2.6O
RAD Gurppa 800
MeEtfo (~merifanii9es 0elb) $50
Reifenbe Mgenten:
Carl MrmD.
~. ShnrDbimb.
Der pallaIna=E anaL..
Raide TSroeruns bes Gieienpraieftes
burd ben P~raiibeuteu.

Httt mno ntue 8auplaMe-1te NattamtasGi,
fenbabn-9as spooner.@ mem III emt-sase
Der etdote Banana nns Gpfon-Gta So.
rambns.3 enfmaI.
prdiibent Rooiepelt bat feline 3ett
our ginleitung Der Mabnabmen ber>
loren, bic burd bas <Mmenbez
ment, betreffenb ben 8au bes Banana
fanals, bonn &ongreb in feline 9dnb.
gelest purben. 9ilfs~ @eneralantpalt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

s5n ben 50er Jabren tpurbe als Griab
fir bic bonn tropii9en pflan5enpuds
bernidtete ate panomaftrabe bon ben
Mmerifanern cine nod beute In bersn
1efiB befinblide @iienbabn aebaut,
fpelhe bic Stabt Banana nit Colon
berbinbet unb bisber ben sinaiaen
E6dienenitruns bartlett. Der in @at.
Dber MitteIamerita ssm pacifii9en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

Sn Queensland, @eu Gio=
@ales uno anoeren 9beilen Guitra=
liens berridt anbauerno bebroblibe
6ibe uno Oiirre. Miaionen BON
Shafen finb frepirt uno Wdnner,
Die nod Dor Surgeon als Wtiqiondre
galten, iino gu 8ettleru eeporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13

n8orp : Jnrmalin" (Gimer &
2tmenb), lift als antiieptiihes 8abns
unb Wunbmaiier uniibertrpfen. 6.
s. Shmiot, 0uuiton, Ger. Neent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-30

George oensut9, 3 VEL known German
citizen q New leoanoo, Oisio. il eof1-
staut ,sa3e, II 'tas Dayton HplkszeitaDg.
He ktlQNs f'aai tbis psre, ziils 70 sd,sr-
.lee %. y fi1e pesi III re ellurns and Nnsn
he ssw CAampet1 aiD = Pain Balm a6re,-
.sse therein iQ' ls;Ie ,,s-es, he id M
hesitate in trying i,0ti4e u fx i9ls vile,
N ao r., eiyDf mssks n&a suffered VIII
sts most terrific pajfs in he, baek and
could ~, ,9o relief He ssys: After
asiny lac Pain Balm tpr Few dase my
Vie said ~ me, i ieel a. oorn ANEW,
and beiore psing the entire contents q
she bpss.e the gnossrspls pains entirely
vanished AID she could again take Up he,
aousebold duties" He il ye,y'fbsnkful
zud hQpee TIA; al suffering Likewise will
hear # he, wonderful ,9oprery- Thie
valuable liniuleu, js ioy sale BY Evans
Drug On.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-30
piuhy and Pertinent

Horrible thought. What if the pact.
err should n.oin Dir. Knox?
Brutality in Uniform. not Me critic
Who exposes tia, brutality, dishonors
the army u the republic.
Kitchener has achieved glorious VIC
Wry. b9, another one like il you'd send
John Bull " the aims house.
The a1nlinins.ratipn organs are etudi-
oasly &Yoidiry General Chaisee's report
III the Waller coDrt-martial decision.
Dsn,,e,&,ic platforms tina, are framed
ny 'te,noefats viii M. require a second
se&oln2 in Dr',sr " h: clearly under
sun,
Tie Fetghiieau bin promises the Fill
piite tho same Kind II government
hat H~rge III, promised 70 give our
ilreias',efs II they no1ld be good.
Aieef al ne base done iof il the Bel
z.aD i&fe ha deserted US in our troub-
lpas times II beei trust squeezing. The
Eelzi2a hare is ungra,esul. Bryan e
CpnplpneF.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

rur owe, tr / railroad Train lgsi Appt'il,-
i,e,. mad brought spit in ths isdaral uauri
agairisi uhe * z. IN. 90. dr slp,lIJ9
damages. Las. week the cgse wat COM
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-30

WIS renupicao eouuty central e9u-
s,lit.tee is---uhiela1Y si'eatlng-1oural'iy
Jew sore spots bl; lew noaas ast
.ha, August body nies 10 cut NJ . an'a-A
isaeral PIE. i; w&s t.saided that J. n
ssu,d had wexed arrogant, and tlae ps'-
caule lu.sac;a.bie re deputy eoliscio' %
.as ,1o,g VI q ,eroeen, snc youig u't-l
s.o,n satspp was named TAKE tis fiaes-
TIE eouulittss rsoEpned without LII
most. or ratbe, rsckonsd without JOHN j.
Wilson, whose appolutes and i''sest
s5oaa Mas. Las; week Colssctpr lo's 1n-
formed t1e o9tu ulittee, III lev vorc's
souaetting - the ef1ect of 1he memorable
message u t,s iass Governor PsnnpYs'ts
ol Oregon, u President Cleveland Thai
II they would attend To thlel' oaali'eas
liz uoulg Iy9k alter ms. 3ne Git',r t'ti
Of 1he vgxnwittss WHO Imagined thu,
had Hood turned down ars npf Jpb1ia-
thy 70 auy notleipis extent.