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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

ciagajacego. ale przeciwnie
dziwnie pdatrecxsIauQ dai0h2el
= : : :: ;:
- A zatem, }askawa psni.
rlfsfo"ad''' ''|flgIss414
rossnnwe, - mnie -dIug6fet-
MENU siasiadowi. najszczer-
szemu przyjacielowf aiebosz-
|azyka m{4a pant. pc raz trze-
ci odmaw iasz reke swej cork!
Dziz / m |, = sta rqya aa ass41Eaa /
pic decyzya. Rozwaz pani. ze'
kazdej chRili moga ffancuz-
kie wo)ska wkroezyt do mia
sta. Zpasz PAM naszych z~y-
ciezc6w. .Czyz ME by3cby le-
piej. abym czuwal mad Mela-
MIA, jake mad swoja narze-
czopa?
PAM Lichtenthal chcia-
la jak naidelikatniej obeist
sic 2 rajca. nalaIa mu :
butelekt do wypr6znionej
szklennicy starego wilma, "a
MIN odpowiedziala.
= Panic Halling! Pozw6l
mi pan movie do ssiebie OF
warcie | ME ttumacz pan lie
slow srarej przy)aci6iki. w
tax ciezkich czasach. jak o.
becne, musimy chotby je-
dnoscia bye silnyn,i i ME daf'
sic powodowac osobistym
widokom. Sluchaj mic vice,
pan. Jezeli panu powt6rze, De
Melania, c6rka moja, ME
dzieli niestety paiskiego u
czucia. natenczas to ola pana
mic nowego:
Rajca spojrzal ma sw6j
stroll frcykowy, a potem poo
ukradkiem spojrzal " zwier-
ciadlo, kr6re mu pokazaso
twarz jeqo wysznurowana.
: - Jezeli tedy panu dis
odkryje t~ajemnice. kcchany
przyjacielu. - m6~ila wdo-
wa dalej, - natenczas uczy-
ME to ola tego, ae JUL "a FL
IA goozln ta)elnn'e4 ~ oys
1przestaa,e. SERGE Melsnii jut
ME jest wolne. a ~yb6dr' 'ej|
zgadza sic zupelnie z moia
VIOLA, DO nar.eczony. kt6regor
IsobIe obrata, jest 1aen7 go.
szacunku.
Z zle tajona zloscia sluchal
Halling slow wdowy.
- Awiesz tel psni, - wy.
sh,,ohnol fero1 - - nam d0-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

kiej w~iadomosti, - trosk'
podkopywala iej zd !,,I..sd!!:
I||I'|'lI|1 dn;ae
zRas1s.s doaissieniem. f.
a ,.rtIv II. ]
Iga' |II|l|'' 81 ! g. ! iss|
|ks6rzy nie uznawaj9 vazno-
Sei je) malsehstwa gle. z &.
|ezafa tak4e anijej.s AMI sdEzieska
do suej rodziny. Wtenczas t.
l. -4nowonarodzonem -dzieckien
ma reku wybraia sic NJ grreqlE
nkochaneqo maizonka
,sHssf
Daleko iednakze ME zaszla'
We wsi Flavieneul. edzi'
mieszkala siostra. tmoja, !
-, .-..,sr .- q l! Il Il , .E ! T..
kt6rej wlasn,e bawilem ma ur
lopie, zachorowala ob}ozn'e
Umarla z poddaniem sic wo
Ii Bozej. Dziecko jej zostaw''
lem pod opieka siostry
6r.ys,aglem, ze dzielneg<
zolnierza zrobie tego chloe
paka. Gdy moja stara MAJ
qorzata umarla, wzialem A.
manda do siebie; krotk<
przedtem Rosly jake Pulkos
wink tudotad zostai przesadzo
ny. w diva dni po iego prey"
byciu us}ysza}em z ust jegc
PRIV padkowo pazwisko Mar.
tigny: dowiad> wa|em sic I
lego s}uzscego i uslysza}em,
re ROSY mia} kiedys z tyn
panem pojedynek i ciezko &C
rani}. Uda}em sic do same
90 pu|kownika o%znajmilen
mu O pochodzeniu mego sio'
strzefca ! proslIem, ably gdJ
jak mi s}ozacy powiadal, par
Martigny wowczas wskutet
ran ME umarl dal mi rady, "
,akimb> m spos6b odszuka<
m6gl slad OLGA ch}opca. Put.
kowoik nznajmil mi. re Ry
szard de Martigny udal sic
do Amer>ki dotychcza:
mic O MIN ME slycha@. |
rzecznik pewicn. kt6remr
wvsrod okropncsci rcwolucy
polecilem odszukat pobyt Of
ca Amanda. tax samo m
doni6s} O be1kuteczno$c;
-wych zabiegow, Cd tegc
... g. - :
czasu wzial ROSY mego sio-
strzehca do osobistel swe;
sluzby / stall sic :yranem te"
go biednego m|odz'ehc",
kt6rcgo nigdy W Ayc,u przed~
tenn ME byl widzial. Dlugc
znosl Armand cierpliwie swoi
los; dis jednakze niezawod-
ME przebrala sic miara -
a ;utro zbierze sic sad wolen-
1vl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

zawolaI. - tw6) Armand be-
die Ct powr6conyl Mech 60
a.
pr.ee'1a kazeIka j.
go +! broa l|'s ssds' bro
mic ~ ~ "yR |e|'. s9sPa !
czajacego OLGA. ktory pa
dlugich latch tesknoty ga !
lla,z.l syna, DO j. jestem Ry.
szardem Dc MA19stygpy. Log I
-nieodmienil -n,ego .serca, me
Eteskpesty; a ROSY --j-
" tel chwili otworzy'y sis j
drswi gabinetu. a " progu
poja lila sic wzaiosla -postat
pulkownika.
Panic majorze de Lus-
san, %odpowiedz wygotowa-
ma!
Wzrok jego padl ma kappa
la a twarz jego sic zasepila..
- Czego chciecie, kapra-
lu?
Ale zamiast starego kapra-
la ~odpowiedzia} MAJOR. Przy+
stapil blisko do pu}kownika
cichym, drzacym g}osem "a
pyta}:
Karolu de Rosly. CO.
zes zrobi} z Armandem Mar.
tigny?
Przez chwjle igral wyraz
najzacietszej nienawiSci ma
twarzy, pulkowniks, potem
znowu ~pulkownik przybral
dawnie)szy alodowaty wyraz
twarzy, o~dpowiedzial spokoj-
ny,n glosem:
20 losie Marti3nego,
kt6ry reke swa podni6sl pre-:
ciwko swemu ~szetowi, roz-
strzygnie sad woienng; ma
iorowi de Lussan za$ powta-
ram, re o%dpowiedz ola jene~
ra}a Buonapartego wygoto-
wana. ...
Odpowiedzi majora przesz-
kodzilo nagle wejScie ofcera
d. zurnego.
- Poruczniku Gringoire.
COZ takiego?
H.
- RAPPORT. panic pu'kow'
niku. Szeregowiec Armand
MartIgny wykradi sic z vie
zienia j uciekl.
. Lussan / kapral wydali o.
krsyk przeratenia.
A wiec dezerter, - "a
uwazyl Rosly spokojnie; -
TO naturalnic ME zmieni spra.
wy ma korzyst chlopaka, gdy
20 schwyc,my. A re daleko
ma swej ucieczce ME zajdzie'
to ,uz mo)em bedz!e stara-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

gs8 g8ooeoaoe$$8s s$8
60 Co. zvc as.2 |
8 hub O. NJ
s. yz e! !! 4
Powies6 z ezas6w Napoleonskich'
Il gzfSSH
4 c'ae "a alah'szg'' -.
Ley przerwaly dalsza mo-
we starca.
Tuscan ~przystapil blitej.
- Zdaje sie, lestesc'e
dzielnym zolnierzem. - rzek5
do niego, swiadcza o tenn
blizny vase krzyze homo
rowe. Jezeli wan moge do
pom6dz pieniedzmi, albo s}a-
bym moim wplywem. -
Kapral porrzasl giowa.
u pulkownika wszystko
darcmne, - ZauWazyf, - a
%mianowic;e gdy chodzi Q Ar
manda Mart;gay, kt6rego
nienawidzi, a kt6rego zgubie
byloby ola niego najwieksza
rozkosza chociaz: to najlepszy
nsjpocSciwszy ch@opak pod
\ slohcem.
Na w~spomnieoie na<wiska
Martigny zadrgna' Lussao ia
koby piorunem razony.
Martigny, - cowt6~
rzyl -aIez ME, to riepodo-
biehstwem. - a jednakowcz
czemu Rosly tego Mar
tienego nienawidzi?
Pc chwili zapyta} qlosno:
A co wasz si~ostrzeniec
zawinil? T."
- Bog mily vie, jakim
sposobem pulkownik tego Ct.
chego chlopca do tego roz~
! paczliwego doprowadz'l kro-
ku. Nieszczesliwy ch}opiec
( chcial rzucit sic ma paoa de
Rosly:: ale pulkownik sam
pierwszy jego uderzyl. syna
s.'acheckiego. Zawlekli go do
swiezicnia. a sad wojenny sic
. =. ss. -,
I. zbiera. O Ludwiko, modl sic
tam " nieb|e "a swoim sy-
mem, DO mole ramie p s}a-
be, ME zdola 60 obront<!
z trudnoscia tylko panowal
Lussan mad SODA. aby glo~
sno ME wykrz> knat
Ludwika, - szepna}
pluchO. - wielki BOze vice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-16

b
Cd tego@czasu 1uplynelo
(l4t trsynaseis: Vielkie zm'a-
ny tymczasem zaszlyn ma swie::
lie. Europa ~zruszoaa byla "
lpodwalinach "a ma sk|aiepie
jednego csiowieka sklania|i
iglowy kfdlowle -i-ktazeta;
ieden MAJ telaznem Sven
berlem dyktowal .pra-
wa polowie Europy, a lynn
mezem byl Napoleon
Buonaparte, cesarz Francyi.,
Jakoby olbrzym skrepo"
wsny lezaly u stop jego
Niemcy. Niemieckie ziemie
Izalane bvfy francuskimi zol-
n,erzami. kt6rzy byli panami,
wszystkiem rozrzadzali. Pote-
|ga Austryi byla z}amana. Pc.
bitwie pod Wagram SWEET
niej za1asniala szczeScia
gwIazda dumnego Korsyka-
nina, a W miejsca, ma kt6-
rych dotad ME p~ostala jesz-
cze nieprzyyacielska noga,
wchodzi]y " tryumfe IVY
ciezkie hufce francuzkie.
I w malem mie$cie W.. o.
lczekiwano kazdej chwili wkro
czenia wojsk francuzkicb
Mieszkahcy byli W febrycz-
fnym n'epokoju; ME wiedzia~
no jeszcze, jake oddzialy VOL
ska przybeda i pod jakim do
w6dzca, BIO cd tego zwykle
zalezal los miasta i obywate-
III.
| Prey jednej 2 ~gl6wnych u.
Ilic, tut prey samej bramie
miasta, stafa wspaniala ka-
mienica. Byla ona wlasnoscja
wdowy Pc bogatym kupcu.
kt6ra interes meza prowa-
dzila dalej IL jedyna sv9 cor
ka e tym domu mieszkala: =
PAM Lichtetnhal uchodziIa
"a najmaietniejsza dame "
miescie.
Podczas gdy wszystko co
zyio " miescie, bylo W POI
ruszeniu. bawi}a PAM domu
W %skromnym swym saloniku.
PAM Lichtenthal byla sred-
niego wztostu i ME slynela
nigdy pieknoscia. tenn mnlej
teraz. gdy iuz miala lat piee-
dzlesiat. a Who's iej jul POI
czynal siwiet; ale W obliczu
jei I W blyszczacych oczach
nieb'eskich przebija}a sic e.
nergis, polaczona z dobrocia.
Obok niej siedzia| szczuply
meze1yna Z jasna peruka. u
braoy jak dandy wedlug
nainowszej modv, chociat
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-04-04

J. A. Rostan will go to Logan and
Ogden today on business visit
Get good flour at lower prices than
elsewhere. A carload at Nose Lewis 81
Co. 5
A little more snow fell this week. but
quickly melted. There is more snow in
the mountains now than there has been
for many years.
My line of tombstones, monuments,
ETC., is the finest and best in the county
NY prices are lower than others can
Montpelier. 6
Wheat has gone out of sight III price
in this valley. Seed for spring sowing
will have to be shipped in Chicken
owners are having trouble Cutting feed
for their birds.
The EXAMINER is getting out the
road laws of Idaho, for the county.
The idea is to have copy of these laws
in the hands of every road overseer.
The directors of both the Century and
! Pioneer oil company's are gettiug out
prospectuses for their properties. Al
ready they have had numerous inquiries
for information regarding their hold
ing and as they have specially favor
able locations, they ought TO have no
trouble in disposing of sufficient stock
to put down several wells this summer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-04-04

Elegant new stock prunes 8 cents per
ID. at Il. B. Whit man's
Ezra Howell and 'brorher, were over
from Fish Haven Thursday
E. NJ Stewart was renewing acquaint-
located in Denver.
FOR SALE-House and lot, with
barn. Will be sold cheap. Apply to
VIM. HughaTt. 81
Nose Lewis e Co will pay ST. 35 per
hundred for good potatoes, and 20 cents
a pound for hntter.
See that beautiful new line of neck
ties all STYLES and eolors Just in at
LIB. Whitmans.
Lorenzo Burgoyne and several mem
Nbers of the Burgoyne Mercantile Co.,
We in Salt Lake this week.
/ Why do we cell so much chinaware
and glassware? Simply. by giving
better values for less money than You
can get elsewhere. H. & Whitman. 2
IMrs. G. H Hager returned to her
home in Kem1nerer yesterday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Driver, who will
S&yisit d few days in the coal camps.
Legine outfit. Vaccination with Black
Leg1de is as simple as taking stitch.
For sale at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.. Mont
pelier.
Art Bristol left Wednesday morning
for the state of Washington, where he
will make his home permanently.
We pay 81 30 per hundred for potatoes
and 20 cents per ponbd for butter
Nose Lewis & Co.
Ice cream fiayored with vanilla is the
greatest test of the real merits of q
fiavoring extract If Gold Seal" vanil-
delightful cream than any other ex.
tract will max It is better because
Gold Seal attracts are absolute pure
At all grocers%
An ounce ofSrWs1ention is worth a
pound of cure. am, a bottle of ,ILARD s
HoREHouND SYRUP used in time Is OF til
a staff of physicians with drug store
, or two included Price. 20 and 30 cents
Ritter ros Drug Co.
| Do you want the best mems work
shoes from 81 so to $3.50 per pair OF
. Boys shoes at $1.35 and ST. 5O2 If sc
give us call H B. Whitman. 2
} DIR. Holbrook, the dentist is still al
: the old stand two doors east of the posi-
} office where he is prepared TO do al
classes Of up-to-date dental work. 8
Nearly every person needs tonic
medic ne at this time of year 10 brace
Z up and invigorate the nervous system
To cleanse the bowels, liver and kidneys
HERBGNE is the best and safest remedy
to do this, as it will cure constipation
regulate the liver and enrich the blood
Price, 80 ents Ritter Bros. Drug Go.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-04-04

ing in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Downing and Miss Birdie Webber
are visiting in Salt Lake "
The Catholic Fair on April 10Th au1N
18th at the Montpelier opera house ~
You can have good cup of coffee by
using Chase & Sanborn's, at J. R. Rren-
mans. 5
Another lot of beautiful shirt waists
just in. Call and see them at H. 3.
Whitman's.
MONEY TO LOAN-ln any amonnt
on long time at low interest. Apply to
John A. Bagley. II
Low price coupled with ex optional
values makes our crockery department.
very attractive Ii Z. WHITMAN. 2.
An enormous crowd went to confer
ence this year. The EXAMINER was
wholly unable to get all the names.
Soft hats, stiff hats, IN fact anything
you might wish in the hat line, at
prices from 65cts up at ii. B. Whitmans
{ Mrs. P. G. Murphy of Pocatello, and
her cousin, Miss Horn, of Butte, Mont
are visiting with Mrs Mike Byrnes Of
this city.
You use but little fla voring extract
and you want that little good Get
Gold Seal extracts, and you have the
purest and strongest extract that can
be made. At all Grocers. a
st. GATHERINGS Guild will meet with
Miss Irene Douglas Thursday April 10,
ats p m. Supper will not be served at
this meeting
ost Women with female weakness
suffer dreadfuly from piles in ad Ii ion
to their other pains They may be
cured by using 'ABLEX's Bt CKEYE Pile
OINTMENT. Price. so cents in bottles,
tubes, 70 cent. Ritter Bros Drug Co
Misses Mary and Elsie Fisher Mamie
Brew, Annie Miller, Nellie Dolling, and
Mr.. Lewis Ash of Pocatello, came to this
city on No. 2 Saturday, to sing in the
Catholic services on Easter Sunday
They left on No. 1, Monday
There is the greatest difference in the
world in fayoring extracts. Some are
good som are fair and some no good at
all Golden Seal flavoring extracts
are the purest and strongest tnat can be
made. Your grocer will refund your
money if you do not like them.
Norris Holmes Is back from Whitney,
Idaho He has traded his place there to
Glib Weaver Of Bennington. The latter
will move to Whitney. In his going
the people will lose a good citizen,
which was attasted by big surprise
given him few nights ago.
Perfect digestion is the only iounda-
ton Tor perfect health. The food we
eat makes all lie bio Il we have. which
III turn feeds every nerve. muscle and
tissue in the body. HERBiNE qnickens
the appetite aids digestion, gives tone
and viTur TO all the functions and en-
snres good health. Price 80 cents.
Ritter Br 3. Drug TO-.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-04-04

The new council takes hold next
Thursday evening.
Have you tried sack of our famous
flour? Il carload just in at Nose Lewis
e Co. <
Mrs. B. Fitzpatrick is visiting with
friends in Pocatello for few days this
week.
Don't fail to see that new line of
mems dress shirts, just in at H B.
Whitmans 6
Just in, carload Of our famous flour.
Will be sold at lowest prices. Nose
Lewis & Co. 8
The past week has been spring like,
though part of the time a considerable
amount of moisture fell.
Bring your potatoes and butter to us.
$1.3 80 for potatoes and 20 cents for but
teG> Nose Lewis & Co. /
/7Henry Spidell left on No 1 yesterday
! for Preston Idaho where his wife has
~bsen sick for the last two or three days.
Black Legine is applied with needle
which is now very much improved, and
is provided with handle. The handle
with two needles is called the Black
Dan Boeugher and sisters entertained
a number Of friends at their home last
evening. The occasion was in honor of
Mr.. Boeugher's birthday.
Neuralgia pains, rheum tism, lum-
bago and sciactic pains, yield to the
penetrating influence of BALL ARDS
SNOW IMMINENT. Price, 25 and so
cents. Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Pocatello licenses fortune tellers in
the sum Of $25. Montpelier might do
likewise
Quit using cheap worthless favoring
extracts Get the best that money will
buy. Your grocer will refund your
money if Golden Seal extracts do not
please you. They are the purest and
strongest possible to make.
Judge Cough will 90 to Evanston to-
morrow to appear in the Heaps case q
counsel
WHITES CREAM VERMlFCGY not only
effectually destroys worms, it also in
creases the appetite, ids assimilation
and transforms frail infant into one oil
robust health Price. Is cents. RileI
Bros Drug Co.
Black Legine is always ready for use
and the ease and rapidity with which
it can be applied, renders it valuable IL
large mum Der of cases. 1t is therefore
becoming more popular every day, al
it's merits become better known, and i,
rapidly displacing the powder vaccine
with the cum berson syringe and set o.
instruments. For sale by Ritter iros
Drug Co., Montpelier.
This paper might be filled with items
like the following. and every one he thu
absolute truth. had rheumatism 10
years and tried almost everything, hu
got no permanent relief until use'
Chambarlaill's Pain aim, three bottle
1T a.. h;.b h wa ..urnH me-. | + is the hes
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-04-04
Church Services.

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday. April 6th first Sunday after
Easter.
Children's service at 2 o'clock p. IN.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 30
p. m.
Morning Prayer at II o'clock.
st. GATHERINGS Guild will meet at the
home of Miss Irene Douglas next Thurs
dav at o'clock Refreshments will
not be served at this meeting.
r. ASHTON CURTIS.
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday Services, April 9th.
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock.
Morning worship at IL o'clock, sub
ject Christ, the Power of God and
the Wisdom of God.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock,
subject: Christianity, Life"
REV. CHARLES O. NUDGE. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
There will be no services ON Sunday
April 9Th the Pastor having to go to
Dempsey where divine worship will be
held.
Rev. Hendrickx has been challenged
to debate on religion and he is very
happy to attend to it in short order
On April % services in Gentle valley
and on April 81 in American Falls.
Rev. w J. A. Hendrickx.
Parish Priest.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11
That Extra Session,

The Governor has announced his iuten-
ton 10 call the General Assembly togeth-
er in extraordinary session to enact law
to levy a State tax. The Attorney
General has advised him that there is no
escape from it and that it will have 10 be
done. The people of the State gave a
great sigh of relief when the session Of
1902 finally came TO an end. The news
of this extra session is received with gen
eral disgust and some apprehension. The
blunder i'll emitting to pass the tax levy
seems incomprehensible. Long after the
tax levy bill had passed the Senate and
had gone to the House deficiency bill
providing $40, 900 for the payment of the
salaries of members and officials and en-
ployes, in addition to the SIPS 900 which
had been already appropriated, was in
troduced. If that bill had failed the pub
lie would have suffered no damage, but it
did not fail and it was never for one mo-
ment ia danger of failing. The rules
were suspended to facilitate its passage.
The county tax levies are made about
June in each year. or little earlier,
aud it will be necessary for the Governor
to call the Legislature in time to have the
law passed before that day THE SIN,
Baltimore.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11
Friday. April IL, 1902

A number of the newspapers of the
State have made the suggestion that as
the extra session of the Legislature,
which has been called by Governor Smith,
was made necessary by the inexcusable
and stupid laundering of our lawmakers,
coupled with great deal ofpolitical wire
pulling, they should be made to bear all
their own expenses TO and from and
during its deliberations. If such an order
of events were to be brought about the
session would be the shortest ever held
i'll the history of the State. Any motion
for the members 10 defray their own ex-
penses would be showed under SO deeply
it would never be heard of again. The
State will foot the bill for every possible
expense trumped up.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11
A Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special prescription
of DR.. A. Boschee, celebrated German
Physician, and is acknowledged to be one
of the most fortunate discoveries in Med
icine. 1t quickly cures coughs, colds and
all lung troubles Of the severest nature,
removing, as it does, the cause of the
affection and leaving the parts in strong
and healthy condition. 1t is not an ex.
perimental medicine, but has stood the
test of years, giving satisfaction in every
case, which its rapidly increasing sale
every season confirms. Two million bot
ties sold annually. Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
in 1868, and is now sold in every town
and will &c in the civilized world. Three
doses will relieve any ordinary cough,
Price 7Sc, at DR.. Kinks drug store. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11

The testimony at the court-martial pro-
ceedings, by which Major Waller is being
tried ON the charge of executing natives
of ;Samar without trial, has brought to
light some of the civilizing methods being
pursued in the Philippines in our war OF
benevolent assimilation. The Major tes-
titled that he was instructed by his super
ior officer, General Smith, to kill and
burn; that the more he killed and burned
the more pleased he would be; that it was
not time to take prisoners, and that he
was to make Samar bowling wilderness.
The testimony was corrohorated by other
officers Of the Marine Corps and shows
that Weyler, of Cuban fame, is being out
done by some of our humane American
generals.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11

"a neighbor ran in with bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when my son was
suffering with severe cramps and was
given up as beyond hope by my regular
physician, who stands high in his pro-
fersiou. After administering three doses
of it, my son regained consciousness and
recovered entirely within twenty-lour
houre." says Mrs. Mary Halter, of Mt,
Crawford, Va. This Remedy is for lsals
by Eli 7. Reynolds. 2
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11

On Tuesday Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia and Pennsylvania
were swept by storm of almost
unprecedented severity for this sea,
son of the year. Heavy SHOWS &C.
cured in the western section of
three of the states In the noun
tains west of Cumberland snow to
the depth of % inches is reported
and in Garrett county the fall was
also heavy. Sixteen inches is re-
ported at Connellsville, Pa, and all
over the coke region
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11

The Gayley Laboratory of Chem
istry and Metallurgy. IL gift to
Lafayette College, Easton, Pa, by
James w. Gayley, vice president
of the United States Steel Corpora
ton, was dedicated Saturday.
The Laboratory is a handsome
three story brick building, with
trimmings of Indiana limestone
and terra Gotta. 1t is So feet long
by - feet entrance depth.
The donor is son of the Rev. S.
A. Gayley, ID. d., formerly pastor
at West Nottingham church who
was present and made the dedicl,
tory prayer and pronounced the
benediction.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11
Better Than Pills.

The question has been asked Sin what
way are Ghamberlain's Stomach & Liver
Tablets superior to pills }" Our answer
is: They are easier and more pleasant tc
take, more mild and gentle in effect auC
more reliable, as they can always be de
pended upon. Then they cleanse and
invigorate the stomach and leave the
bowels in natural condition, while pill.
are assFs harsh in effect and their use i.
often followed by constipation. For sale
by Eli 7. Reynolds,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11
A Regular Attendant.

James r. Hobson, a New Castle
county, Del, youth of is years OF
age, has attended school for ten
years without missing day. He
began school when five years OF age,
but during the first year missed
one day. Since then he has been
in attendance at school every
school day for ten years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-04-11
James T. BrickIev.

James T. Brickley died at his
nome in DIN, Iowa, April 4, aged
about % years, of Bright's disease.
He was IA son of the late John
Brickley of Pennington and
moved from this section shortly
after bis rerurn from the civil war.
One son survives him. Last sun
mer Mr.. Briekley spent several
months with relatives and friends
at Pennington, renewing the ac-
quaintances of younger days.