davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
JernbaneulYffe.
Gpclpn rammer ct Sus. - SENATOR
anatpplS maaifc lipsfarlis iaaret.
vi Menneifer or9bte.

ct 9asiagertcg paa Chicago &
0ortbneItern ganen blep rainntet al
en- Gpclon nogle Mil ira SUa'
tonna, Rinneiota, 81. baIo ipp Ssr-
bags aften. Soget fom mo MOB gpen
ira Spo, ba gpclonen iaaes at nprme
fig. esentIis pleier life Soget paa
6enne Sio at eisre Sptolo Spaton'
no, men acknowledgement, iom iaa,
at ct forfproeliet llueir bar / In-
mari6, latte 9remierne paa for at
bringe BET til at itanOie. S n9ite
9ieblif blep Soget t%ruffen, og De ire
bagerite BasIaserpoane blep Ieftet op
fra Sfinnerne og faItet neo en- @rsit
peo Sioen al Sporet, meoens De sDri-
ge 9ogne ipaieoe trent oe tilbage, %
SelesrafItoIper og anoet 9rag faite'
bes paa arpos os Sp9rs foratl Dem
ODER 2inien. Som man fan tPnfe
iig, raaoeoe ben pprIte Sanif blanot
be mango Basiagerer, iom befanot Jig
/ De 8ogne, Der bar faitebe al Sporet.
Sc forisste paa ale mulige Raaoer
of fomme Jig no eiennem Dsre og
8inouer; men bette bar for be feIteS
8ebfommenoe umuli9t. 9ofomotipet
og @rprespognen bar forblepet Itaa'
enbe paa Sporet, o. Eogbetientene
iont De al BaSiaeererne, iom bar
fon1met til Guns % Samling eiter
.llIpfferl, ileoe MI til for at bi9lpe be
/ be paIteoe 8oene inoeiperreoe Ren.
neffer. 9a ale Dor brost no oerfra,
bite bet fig, at nj al benz bar br9bte
og omfrins firth mere eIler minSre
aIporligt fp9iteSe. Sao burtist iom
bet LOB zig siere, blep De bsOe og laa.
rebe braet omborb / be enonu brug.
bare gcene og taget til @aieca.
glanbt be osbe er en- @ut beo Rapn
Beterion, Ssn al Charles 8eterion,
8aieca; en- Some, Der antages at bore
Rrs. alma @idforb; gtbel Ri1aro-
ion fra Stem Him, 9atter al en- 3on.
brtftsr paa 9%ortbpeitern 8anen, %
en- n6efienSt Ranb.
Slere Of De fppIteoe er Ian aloor'
Iigt iaarebe, at ialfalo nogle al benz
befrpgtes at bile % JON Sslse al fine
geffaoiselier. Senator Z. 9. anat.
boIS, aanoioat til aonsresmanb /
lite 9iitrift, Dor blanbt 8asiagerer.
ne. San er oesparre en- al Dem, Der
er farIigt fppitet. Gre at bans Rib'
ben brGffeoes, og Ser er Sare for, at
ban bar IiOt inOoenbi9e geifaoigeIier,
Iom bill babe GsOen til Sslge. Sam-
men meo De sorige bIeo ban taget til
@aieca.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Rnor ON Grults.
8eneralaopufatcn trur, bet saar an at
unocrtrpffr Sruits.

De 6orcneoe Statcrs Suititsmini.
tier BeiIanSer 6. auor afreiIte oen
27oe auguit ira Rem Dorf meo
Oceanoamperen "Oceanic". I'll Re.
porterne Iagoe ban. at ban oiloe til
YariS for at erbperpe iulo SienmeI
til 8anamafannIen, % ban mente, at
alt piIOe fomme / Sr0en. 8rGlioent
Rooiepelt bor / Den iioIte St6 reiIt
oulfrina % hoIot SaIer, og / oisIe
bar ban cgiaa bersrt Sruit.S psr8s'
maaIet. Wr. anoy ptre0e: Seq er
biertelig cnig / alt. bUuO BrPitoenten
Ear iast. Sea tror, at Der paa 8runo
al bans ll0taleIier oil bliue giort no
act meO SruitS i nRite EongreSies'
lion. BrGii0entens SaIer ~inoebolot
iaa ncqen 8isOom % 6oritano, at De
utpiliomt mna bore 6rugt!"
Rou ipurgte Orr. &noy, boao ban
mente ON Rusiel Cages 6oruoiigel'
ie, at IanneIien al 2rlIits iitfert
maatte Ie0e til Reooluttor.
"Sois set omeritauife 6olF snlfer,
at GruIt$ life ifal taaIes, iau oil Dc
6liue afifanet," ipare0e Or. anor,
Set bill bore Ell Sfnm for oct nmeri'
fanite 5oIf at tilitdn. OF BET ! ilige
Sing life fan gjsre, bua0 oct piI."
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Sra 5ilippinerne.

Wauila uOfommer ct engeIif
9IaO, iom faIber Jig "lbe 6reeOOn. "
giereu be5er 6reOerid Gorr, 6orret.
niugsisreren heSer ogiaa Corr, %
aeOaftsren beoer 6. S'9rien. 5or
omtrent It gar iioen ~inoebolOt glaoet
en- uolSiom artitel MOB geuito Sc.
aarba, en- 6ilipino, JON er ReOIem
al Gipilfommisiionen, o. Sag bIeu
omiiOer nnIast moo gla0et Tor "Sp.
rsr." Surpen ianot Corr rsorene
% 8eoaftsren itpISige / aoDbruO, %
SEN 27Se osmte Subse 4mbIer llogi,
Der og Reoaftsr til 6 RaaneOerS
5angieI % en- RaItt pan $1,000 bper,
Gorretniussisreren Hap meo en- BeH-
gcboS paa S25. Eommeren uotaler /
inc 9rGmisier, al orn paaflnaeoe
artifel life blot er uoorren % Oprerlf.
men ogian mlhiiTnoig ~srnnbles. Se
mSitepntc funSe life beriie en- eta.
pelie al DC geffplonmgsr, DC bappc
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Rina beoer os ON bieIp

Zen fineiiife Gegiering inSier
3sbpenbigbeoen al at ~reformere Ii.
gets Sen9epGieu, 90 ben bar ben.
perbt zig til Observation-Disclosures /
@aibington for at fan iagfpnbige
gmerifanere til at poe SiGIp. Den
ogter al anIGgge ct Rpntoerfiteb /
Sien.Siin; men ingen &ineier for.
itaar rigtig bporleoeS Oct Dor bore.
De 6oreneoe Staters Mpntoireftsr
bar anbeialet Rr. Nagruosr, iom
er asiiiterenoe 8robarmeiter peo
1uuten / 9ep Orleans. % DIR.
Gmerp, iom ioreitaar @ditineriet
iammeniteSs.
aina bar Sslmpntioo, og BET bra.
ger ben merifauife Collar ION
"Stouharo". SeIp llaar 8eaierinaen
frn Ell Iioen aobernput. ION / Scr
si err Iig en- Sienocoel Gent, og Den
e~irfnlerer blanat Solicit. Smio[er.
lib bar i ben iioitc siS Here af De
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02

S~fibsreoere renteiri 2aan pna gum.
itige aibetaIinsspilfaar os tiIIige
bore en- Del Of llbgiitRrne peS asiu.
rance. Si,slano ier, ut oct Dor for
faa Sfibe til jim fore goretranS'
port pan Saoet, % BET niI MI irem.
'oirfe en- Soranbring. 5 Sorbinbelie
meo 2aan til Sfibsbpeaeri etc. bill Der,
rusiiife &esierine irlse altI til Sfibe,
iom saar / uoenIanSif 6nrt. for baIp
8tis. Den rlisiiife Hige8 alilgruber
tilbsrer ResierinserL % r,nar Can.
bets Sfibe far aliI for bilEigt 8isb,
blioer oct panifeligt at forflirrere meO
benz
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02

fineiiife Eropinier bespnSt pau eyer,
Saanb at mpnte SaeIs COLLARS,
Tom / gegt 90 Singb ifuIoe ipare til
ben merifanife "S~tanoaro", men
iom paa @rrno at Rioaliierins err
bIepue forifieGige. S 1890 bar Sai.
ftpau eler SolbbaIeren o9ro 1872
Gents / Sub, aitnop.8 aleren bar
p9rb II Gents. Ganton.8 aIeren 20
Gents, gbiufian.8 nIeren 1913, Ret.
gio.8 alereu $3.50, gbefoo.8 aIeren
.67,9c, Snnfoip.8 aIeren 66.4c, 500
6om.3 aleren 65,6c 90 Sbangbai.
Saleren Case. Geune l1liebeb er
forpirrenoe og ffabelig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Sobafsiorbruget.

Cobofsicrbruget i Sc forIfieIiee
2anSs er aierremiritIi3 pr. SuhbpJ.
ger: i Souano 3.400 Sram. i De
6oreneSe Stater 2,t10. i gelsisn
1852, ! SpflanS, 1885. / auitra.
lien 400, / Gitsrrig.llngarn 1850.
! Rorge 1885. i Gaumart LIPS. i
aanaSa 1850. / Soerise $50. |
Sruntrig 933, i RuSlarS 9i0. | Eor.
tusaI $50. / England $50. ! STATEN
635. / StpeiS $40. i SpnHien $50.
5 set fSite 2anb bvcr Gle Renneiter
rsser er ia1leSesS pb~afsiorbruaet Inn
en- Sietteoel al SounuoS, aariogen
III Senne uhprc SorlfieI er At lsse !
DEN Smit9noigbeo, Of nan Spanien
hooeSinaciis rsser Gisdntier. ! ost
iioite 9ane met Eibe,
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
2obesI ummer 1856.

fremiat, ifisnt oe bapoe beupeo ct aar
Of omraabe zig paa. 9e opfororeoe
SiIipinos til at fomme og oione De.
res 5aosr; men ingen fou. Sele
grtifeler bar ct gGo al 9sgn. DOM
meren par BOG miIo, iiSeu Set par
isritc Sang, at "6reeoom"S 3Gno
bouOe ioripnoet Jig. 2open Tiger, at
6orbrpOeIier al oenue grt ifaI itraffes
meo 1000 Callers NtuIft o. , Mars
6GneieI; men BAN ipntes, at oct Babe
flnoe oGre nof.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Dill ophielpe Sfibsfarten

G5arens Resierins bil gisre noset
I~igncuoe. iom Der bar ppret Gale ont
/ slnerita, men iom Fer msoer iterf
9ioOitnno uemiia al opmmtre Sfibs.
iarten aiennem Staisumoeritstielie,
Zen rusiiite Statsfasie agter at giue
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
6amle sone Ghriitian.

Song Gtriitidn Sen 9N ieirc0e Sen
cote Auguit IubiIGum ION General
/ oen olnif9 arme. tclcgraferes IRA
Gie5cr5avr. Bdl 9cruStori Slot
mcotpg ban / Sen A~rIeoning / au.
oicns dQ2 @tHcralerne De0 ai0ben.
hQUnS 8arriion.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Gunaroliniens Camper

Gunarolinieus Camper ~9Gmpa'
mia" aisif ira 2ipcrpoul Sen 30te au.
quit os tommer iii Rem gOrf Den 6te
Segrqrn5er. gasiagerer til geiteu
oil ptere / Chicago to Saae ieuere.
"2uconia" liait ira Stem gorf zen
30te sluauit o. fommer til 2iuerpocl
Sen 6te September. Rorife Sa$ia-
gcrcr oil una iine SeitrmmelieSiteoer
cmfrins ben Soc September.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
9ecurxk2psthn
iisssm~sr 1irssss % grssas Mssssn.
assrtisismemiss

naa tnofsoees isura Seer g1anbas % 1urssas gRsrs
gen. aperfisieueu,sr ~iHetasss lits to paa . nanssu
fSfstuoe RuHers msomiHsre ee, netrvstsiis f~srtan.
zee. suts Ct aosrtisFsusut, Der fsra fomrr ins
1trsoassnuuisret ! Or. ~ioriarses ineyaftst Q Garage
stl bet foutrae tHsi 8 TtrsoassHuurtrs 8reue. Der tase.
hstssr suctisisneuttr, Jon bet batter mee. bsr r1r
les apsrtisism eat bet nssre 9isrus paa Con,
7olnien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
6ulo 90 Solp.
Statiitiffe Cpsnoer pucr be SoreneSe
StaterS Rrpouftipn i 1901.
Winorc Cab | alfalfa.

RprtSireftsr Roberts / 8aIhina.
ton oar ubgipet ct erSeIigt SDerIag
coer, buor meget Cub o. 5sto Ger
prooucereoes i be 6oreneoe Stater /
3aleuOeraaret 1901. 8roOuttioueu
al Cub belsb fig til $685. 500 lin.
ier, iOm oGr0iattes til $7S,666.70
8GrSier al 9uIOproSuftionen par
$504, 300 minOre emo / 1900. UT
SsIo proSucere6es 55.2t4.0OO lin.
ier, bois SanSeIsoGrSi bar $33.t2S,.
100. Ssluproouftionen par 2.433..
900 lnier eller 5 Eroceut minore END
/ 1900.
10 al Be 10 Stnter % Territorier,
iom frcmbriueer Cub. prooucereSe
mere 0crai en6 aaret for. California
gif / Spibier meo en- iorsget groSut.
ton for $t.075.000, Tisnt uSoifIin.
gen par gonife normal. Reuoba pro.
0utereoe for 1857 600 mere. bpiIfet
for en- tor Del ifpIStes Op6ageIien al
Sc me 8uIofeIter / Sonapdb. Rpe
County. erOba nriteu ethoert al Sta.
tens Gourtper s9eSe lin proouttion.
Spb Tafota probuccrehe Sub for
$30t 900 mere emo i 1900. Sbabo
fpr $i44,600 mere % Oregon for
$l23.400 mere.
en- Rirfnine | 8uloprobuftiouer
iarbt IigeleoeS SteO. Ser itnar ala-
ia soerit. ioet @intninsen beIsb fis
til 81, 2S5. 900. 8runoeu BAR bells
Sen. at 9interer par Iaa lnnaoaris, at
8uIopaiferi isrit lent tunbe begpnbe,
% OeIs Den, at Solt isrte Sag meo
tperan0re ON @ienbomsretten Il. oisie
8uIomirer. Rintuinseu al Golora.
Dos groouftior beIsb zig til $i,135,.
900. Gen iorflares Serai, at ben
palm. Tom uotoees. bar Tibet suIoboI.
dig. RnImmGneoen bar itsrre. mer,
8ulSmrngoen min0re emo / 1900.
Den itsrite Sorsgelie al Sslopro-
ouftioncn ianOt SteS / Utah, boor Den
beIsb iis til 1,493. 200 Inner. Reoa.
So. Rep Rerieo % Baibinetou no
panSt ogian betpSeIig mere Sslp END
aaret isr. Boa @ruuS al PaImens
rinaere archaeological forminoifeoes
Broouftiouer / Colorado meo 2.046,.
100 liner tint Sslo, / Rontuua meo
t,O63. 700 Inner. / SSabo meo 1885,.
200 liner o. / Spo 0afota meo 45S,.
200 Inner.
gProier al belle Eroouftioreu al
rhTp Rpt,npr | no SnrPue0e Stnter
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Qtter 1orofielp.

8ri9sbepartementet fit Sen 27oe
auguit ct aabeltelegram fra Sen.
Gbaffee / Wanilo, bpori ban mebbe.
Ter, at en- R9ffe Soroifielp bar nm.
oct Steo paa Gen Minoanao. Sppe
Roros bleo ilaaet libel al n~ebfaloen.
De Spgge. De amerifanere, iom OPS
bolbt Jig / Rprbeben, Hap uIfoot, og
ingen al bore SoIbater paa Gen leo
noget. SorbrDiteIien inbtraf / Den
2anbSbel, iom itsber inb til 2afe Ga.
mao, % bpor @oros Dor. Sffe lonet
berfra er ben amerifanife 9eir, iom
er Sopebfparter for bore trooper
paa 9en. SieIbene bGnebe, og
Glpe oe gaffe blep foritprrebe /
fit Sob. Winoanao er nuIfanIf %
bopbe / 1872 ct llobrub al set iGb.
~ipruoenbe 9ierg Iafatltren, bnor.
peb Here 2unbsbper 6Iep sbeia1te. !
Samtioig fommer ct aobdaram
ira BEN peitin6iife o Dominica incl.
lem Wartiniaue og @aoeIoup0, Ser
melber. at man Der Sirsbog BEN 26Sc
bsrte Sarm og Drag. iom antpOeoa.
at Mont Eelec after er / llS6ruD.
IPrmere geifeo monale:. 0o Den
frantic Sabel ira Martiriquc er /
ltldpe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02

gProien al belle BroSuftioren al
poEe Retaaer / De 6orereOe Slater
PAR / 1901 Stt1,795, 100. 9ette par
81, 964, 100 ener 2 Rrocent minore
emo i 1900.
issIgerSe SabeI bier. hoor meget Be
enfeIte Stater og Ie~rritorier ireuI.
brngte.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

,oice second crop seed potatoes
7. B. Savage, Franktown, Va.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

IT is IA good thing the House
of Delegates killed the open
Sunday law for there is no
doubt that Governor Smith
would have vetoed il. He has
not strayed from his old moor
ings and knows that the sta
bility of our Government de-
ptnds upon our adherence To
the higher laws of God. Allow
merchants and others To run
their business on the Sabbath
day and employees will be re-
quircd to work on that dav
without extra pay. just as sure
as God made the Sabbath To be
observed he also arranged the
thuman body SO that il required
rest every seventh day. and a
violation of this day of rest or
one day in seven means Il brok-
cn down man before he reaches
the meridian of life. When we
violate Gods laws il is natur-
al consequences that we suffer
for it. As long as Governor
Smith is the Chief Executive Of
Maryland We feel no fear of
open Sunday laws.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

SENATOR John =. Moore of
Worcester County has intro
duccd a bill i'm the Senate which
BIAS brought forth much favor
able comment. The bill passed
the Senate without IA serious
halt and will no doubt become
IA law, as il will meet the APP
proval of all taxpayers and
honest Legislators. The law
will forbid the employment of
attorneys to go To Annapolis in
behalf of institutions asking for
state aid. Senator Moore has
the right idea that the money
appropriated to run these in
situations should not find place
in the pockets of attorneys. He
says he is informed that these
attorneys have been paid as
much as ten per cent. of the APP
.sropriation received, and that
they did not influence the vote
of a single representative.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

-
REPRESENTATIVE Dirickson of
this county has put quietus
on the bribery charges so free
ly made in the middle of the
session by Republicans and so
called Independent newspapers.
DIR. Dirickson asked for the APP
pointment of a committee to
investigate the charges, and
-Shey have resulted i'm a bad
showing for the people who
talked with their mouths wide
open about bribery. but who
when put upon the stand, knew
absolutely nothing. Talk is
cheap.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

TEDDY sat upon the Boer en-
voys very hard last week and
the Beers are squclching the
British with renewed vigor this
week. A country that has the
experience of our own should
not have treated a people as
brave as the Beers like Presi-
dent Roosevelt did last week.
I'VE seem to be getting hard
hearted and chasers after roy
atty. Kipplings occasional APP
peals to us LEST we forget. !"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15
The question of electinp l..

THE question of electing u.
5. Senators by popular vote
still continues to be discussed.
1t is understood that Democrats
of the Senate generally are i'm
favor of the popular" election
of Senators. Republicans are
divided. Some favor the change
of method, but a great many
believe that the present consti-
tutional plan is the wisest. Ii
cannot be predicted with any
certainty how a vote on the
question in the Senate would
result.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15
SNOW HILL, ND, MAR. 10.

THE Legislature is getting
down to business as the session
draws to a close and il looks as
if some very important legisla-
ton will yet be passed. If there
is not it will be the fault of the
unholy combination of the five
renegade Democrats with the
Republicans.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15
Danger of Colds and La Grippe.

The greatest danger from colds and
la grippe Is their resulting la pneumo-
mia IL reasonable care is used. how
ever. and Chamberlain Cough Rcmc
-dy taken. all danger will he avoided
Among the tens of thousands vino have
used this remedy for these diseases. we
have yet 10 learn of single case having
Resulted in pneumonia. which shows
conclusively that it il a certain prevent
ative of that dangerous malady II will
nre . cold or AN attack of Ia grippe IN
time than any other treatment Ii
leasant and safe To take. For sale
2. ID Cottingham & Co. druggist.
Hill. Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

A large petition has been sent to
the members of the Legislature from
Talbot asking the passage of IA high.
license liquor law for that county.
modelled after the high license law now
i'll force in Wicomico county. The mat
ter has been much discussed for several
years. and the suppression by this Leg
islature of liquor license i'll Chapel dis.
trict, which has for years been the only
wet district in the county, directed at.
tention to the subject.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15

sure and use that old and wcll-tri-d
dy, Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
p for children teething. II soothes
'hiid, softens the gums, allays all
cures wind collie and is the best
for diarrhapa Twenty-Five
bottle. IT Is THE BEST OF
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15
Maryland Topographic
Maps.

Within the last few months the United
States Geological Survey of Maryland,
has issued four quadrangles of the topo-
graphic map of Maryland. They are
drawn on scale of about one mile To
the inch. and show i'll great detail the
towns and cities of the sections they
cover, the roads. railroads and streams:
they also reveal the relief or topography
by contour lines which pass through
points of equal elevation, thus showing
the shape or contour of the hills and
valley and their altitude above sea level
The maps are named from some impor-
tant town or feature shown upon them,
the Frostburg Quadrangle, which in
cludes the towns of Frostburg and Cum
ber.and and shows the mountainous
country in the western part of the state:
the Leonardtown aud Drum Point Quad
rangles, which are adjacent in the east
bordering the Patuxent River and Ches
apeake Bay: and the Ocean City Quad.
rangle, showing the country adjacent TO
Ocean City and the ocean beach TO
above the Delaware line. Other Mary
land map sheets are: the Bclair, Snow
Hill, Gunpowder. Princess Anne, Green
Run and Salisbury quadrangles in the
northern and eastern part of the state.
The Patuxent and Mt. Vernon quad
rangles comprise the District of Col
umbia and the City of Washington.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-09-17
BOOM YOUR TOWN.
Don't Fail to Sound Its Praises
Wherever You Are.

Every citizen should believe in
the town he lives in, and if he
doesn't think it is little better in
most respects than neighboring
towns then he should move out.
When away from home, do not neg.
lect to give those with whom you
come in contact to understand that
you live in live town, populated
by enterprising. go ahead, progress
i've people, and one that is advanc-
ing instead of retrograding.
If you can truthfully speak In
commendation of the ability OF
your professional men, the square
dealing methods of your merch-
ants, the superiority of your schools
etc., let nothing prevent you from
exercising that privilege. 1t will
not be necessary to mention the
drawbacks, if there are any. Strang-
ers seeking location are always
greatly influenced in favor of any
place where the citizens are en-.
thuiastic in its praise
Unless its inhabitants appreciate
the excellence and virtues of each
other and will collectively spread
abroad their faith in the prosperity
and future greatness of their own
locality no city or town can expect
to attain prominence over its rivals
When rightly utilized, talk can be
made effective in many directions
and this is one of them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-09-17
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
What They are Doing and
whittier They Go.

Miss Elsie Rayburn returned
last week from MiddIeport, accom-
panied by her sister Mrs. Jacob
Legg aud little daughter.
Mr.. ]. M. Hellems left last We'd
nesday on three months trip to
Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
Mr.. E. o. Zerkle, son of Mr.. ".
j. Zerkle, of New Haven, repre-
senting the Monarch Book Co i,
Chicago, was a pleasant caller at
this Office one day last week.
Mrs. w. @. Jewett, of Hunting
ton, spent a few days here last
week visiting friends.
MrsaC. Q. Bowger returned last
week from a few weeks visit to
Anderson.
Mr.. Arthur Edwards has pur-
chased from Mr.. w. M. Duffy, the
cottage in the Extension on 18th
and Wand streets.
Mr.. Rush Burnside and wife
have moved from Henderson to
this place, occupying the Guthrie
property on Wand street between
9th and 10Th streets.
Mr.. Dallas Burdett has moved
from Heights into the Extension
on Wand street, between 18th and
18th streets.
Fireman Loachey of the electric
light plant, has moved his family
into the Whitten property on Ohio
street
Engineer Easter, of the tow boat
j. B. Lewis, has moved into the
Lee Sehon property on 9th street.
Mr.. E. S. Woolful, of Columbus,
Ohio, has rented the Poffenbarger
property on Wand street and will
move his family to this place.
Mr.. John Rice, who was called
to Mason City, on account of the
death of his father, has returned to
his home at Chattanooga.
Mr.. Junius Kincade, near town.
called at this Office last Friday and
renewed his subscription to the
Weekly Register.
Prof. Seth Thomas, of Letart, has
gone to Iowa City, where he will
teach.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-09-17
Found OIn Tnr Roolr-

In tearing down one of the old
est houses in Barboursville, Will
liam Martin found hidden between
the rafters tax book for the years
1861 and 1862, containing receipt
ed tickets for those years amount
ing to several Thousand dollars.
Those were lively times in this Sec
ton where both the Union and
Confederate forces were constantly
raidiug and sheriffs were kept busy
secreting their books and bodies.
John Afford, who was sheriff at
that time had placed the book there
for safekeeping, and had forgotten
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-09-17
POINT PLEASANT MASON COUNTY WT VIRGINIA. WEDNESDAY,
The President declares his enm|

The President declares his enmity
against the Trusts. But has he
and the Congress he has had under
him exhausted the means now at
their command against them? Un-
til they have done SO, shall they
be taken seriously? Does q man
cry for fear of starvation and leave
uneaten those things he has still 10
eat, while crying for moreP Be-
fore asking for change of our
Constitution, why do they not e<-
haust the means they now have
Congress can do these things
whenever it chooses:
1. II can revise the tariff, SO that
the Trusts which it now protects
shall be deprived of shelter.
2. 1t can strengthen the hands
of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission so that that body may 81
Ifectually interfere with the crit i
nal conspiracy which exists between
the railroads and the Trusts, the
purpose of the conspiracy being
to shut out competitors.
g. 1t can amend the Sherman
Antitrust law SO as to make pros
ecution of the Trusts speedier, and
increase the penalties for infrac-
tions of the law.
The Department of Justice,
which is wholly under the Presi-
dents control, can do these things:
1. 1t can prosecute offenders un.
der the existing Sherman Anti
Trust law in good faith and with
the same energy that Attorney
General Knox would have shown
in prosecuting any rascals who
might have tried to break into one
of the Trusts for which he was at
torney before he took Office.
2. The Department of Justice,
whenever it elects to do SO, can pro-
ceed against the Trust lawbreakers
criminally as we'll as civilly.
Antitrust talk without antitrust
action, Mr.. Roosevelt amounts to
nothing. Or, to quote your own
language:
"Words are good when backed
up by deeds, and only so."
The Republican party for six
years has been in full possession
of the Federal Government.
During that time it has done
nothing to curb the Trusts.
Why?
Because the Republican party
owes its election to the campaign
fund contributed by the Trusts.