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~ buggy.
Messrs. Donavan and Lunz are buy
ing hogs this week.
Gus Liebl. of Ellinwood, is working
for E. H. McKibben.
]. w. Pharo received car load OF
feed last Saturday.
Gus Johnson went to Salina Mon
day to enter college.
Charles Wright went to Larned last
Saturday on business.
William Bulge went to ST. John
Saturday on business.
J. G. Pixley moved on William
Shadwell's farm south of Belpre this
week.
Mr.. Gillett bought team, wagon
and harness from Ed Hollenbeck last
week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tibbett has been quite sick the past
few days.
Nj. Curry has started the founda-
ton for a new residence in the south
part of town.
The posts are up for the new tele-
phone line from here to the south part
of the county.
Miss Mary Ingraham visited last
Thursday and Friday with her grand
parents at Fellsburg.
William Johns, of near Prattburg,
was in town the latter part of last
week doing some trading.
Friday and Saturday were busy
days in Belpre, many farmers coming
to town after fruit trees.
J. r. Johnson and Tom Phillips
put down two wells for John Rosner,
near Prattburg. this week.
Mrs N. Wagner and brother, Bert
Ingraham, took a pleasure trip to
Macksville last Saturday.
J. w. Pharo is having his residence
re-papered and painted inside. Noah
Wagner is doing the work.
Miss Nora Lunz arrived from Ellin-
wood last Thursday to visit her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lunz.
Much Improvement has been made
in J. w. Pharo's store by the artistic
display in the dry goods department.
Mrs. F. Tuttle, of St. John, passed
through here last Thursday on her
way to Fellsburg to visit her sister,
Mrs. Sam Smith.
Much credit and many thanks
should be given to E. 81. McKibben
for the prompt action he took in Sc
curing the new library for Belpre.
The class in German has been sus-
pended during the past week on &C.
count of the revival which is being
held ~ Rev. 1. N. Pierce at the Meth
odist church.
Some of our leading business men
are Directing to the mail order bust
ness, but if they want the people in
this community to patronize Belpre
they should not send elsewhere for
goods that can be purchased here.
The way to build up town is to pa
tronize home industries.
The box social at the school house
| Wednesday evening of last week was
one grand success. The house was
crowded and every one enjoyed a
very pleasant evening. The younger
boys and girls seemed to be getting
rather the best of the older set OF
young people, as the highest price
paid for box was two dollars. The
owner was a girl of about twelve
years, Miss Mabel Van Meter, and
the purchaser was John Colyer, boy
of fifteen. The business men were
conspicuous chiefly by their absence,
as only one was present. Over thirty
dollars were taken in during the even.
ing.
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EXCURSION RATES.

International Live Stock Exposi-
ton, Chicago, ILL.,, November % to
December 5. s23.1O for the rouud trip.
Tickets on sale, November %, % and
80; return limit. December Z.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-20
For Sale.

Ford and Gray county land. JusU
received a special list from both coun
ties. Any one wishing to make in
quiries in regard to the above lands
call on 7. H. EVANS & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-20
Bricks. Per Capita.

Two hundred and fifty million
bricks are used in a month in the
United Kingdom; that is, each inhab-
liant uses 90 in a year. Each finer
tsan AFexsges $50.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-20

The stores in Kinsley will be close,
on Thanksgiving day.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-20

John Keys, of Colorado, was here
visiting old friends this week
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-20
Belpre Items.

D. NJ. Lance was in town last week.
T. E. Hardy is sporting a brand
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ssormer 9louben, ber mintsr fei
bisbsr fur ben Meiaen olnnig 9siueien.
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Gin mcues 1tntcrIecboot.

Stem Oort. %. Tebr. gas Inter.
ieetorpeooboot ,YroteetOr", ,uelAes ei.
nen neuen 9ppus bon 5ubmarineboo=
ten reprdlentirt. miro in gitp Sslano
fir eine probefabrt in Stano aeiebt.
Ser grfinoer. Gapt. Simon 2afe. mil
oas in Yrioaeport. Conn.,, erbaute uno
fir Ywefe Der 6afenpertheioisuna be-
itimmte Sabrseug ben Warlneoffisieren
periOnlih borfiibren.
Oas 60 SUB lanee Boot 1T aus
Gtabl sebaut uno nit 3mei Rdoern
perleben, iooaB es iiA auf Dem Booen
oes Wallers fortbelpesen fam. Born
uno binteu iino Sorpeoobebdter an9e=
brabt. 9ur6 eine 2ute miro es benz
Sauber ernlOslibt. oas Boot su oer=
laHen, Inn 2abel= uno Winenordhte au
seridneloen. Ser grbauer bebauptet,
oab aae unteriroiiden Sorpeoos uno
Minen nit 9ilfe ieiner grfinouna uns
l1doIib aemadt neroen fDnnten. Bei
elmer Dor turaem itattsefunoenen un=
oIfi5ieaen probefabrt, Die II perionen
nitmabten, entnifelte Der vprotector"
cine @eldminoisteit Don IL Yleilen.
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Cine relisi0Ie 9istuiiion. lpelde in
SeutiAlano ieit einiyer 3eit unter Der
epibmarte Babel uno Bibel" im
8ange selpeien lit, 9eminnt neues Sn'
terehe ourb einen Yrief. Der nit Der
unteri1rift oes oeutlden Gailers uer=
ieben unb an ben Nomiral Soumann,
als 0orltanssmitslieo oer oeutiden
0rient=8eielidaft, 9erihtet, in Den
v8rensboten" eri9ienen 1T uno in tpelz
dem Der Monarh feline eiaene 9tellung
oefinirt. Sn 8esug auf bic 5beorlen
oes profenors GelibIh bemertt Der
Gailer, nod ieiner Qnlib! babe SeliBlb
einen i6merea Gebler 9emadt, inoem
er an Die Srase Der SHenbaruns in
einem polenliihen @eilte beransetreten
lei uno oisielbe lnebr ooer minoer oer=
eiuen ober auf biitoriihe uno rein
lneniblide Ginge suriiffiibren molle.
Ser Raiier aelanat in oem griefe sll
nabltsbenoen gd)liihen:
SD 9laubs an ben einen un0 einal=
9en Soft. @ir m09en einsr Torm be=
oiirisn, UNI Sein Daiein au lebren, be-
ionoers fiir uniere Ginoer. .Sleie
6orn 1T bisher oas alte 9eltament ae'
meien. Eie jebiae Veriion miro unter
Dem giniluB Der 6oribuns ourn Sn'
i1riften unD Nusarabunaen polttip
uno iubltartiea gednoert Deroen. Wber
barauf tommt es nidt an, oaB plel
pom Nimbus bes ausermdblten Boltes
! baour1 perIdpinoen miro. Ser 6err
/ bes sSnbalts oes alten Geiiaments ,pirr
/ fteis berIelbe bleiben- @ott uno Seine
Werte. Neliaion 1T niemals oas Gr'
aebniB her Milienidaft 9etpeien. ions
bern Der Ausnub oes menidliden Ger
gems uno Weiens aus benz Wertebr mi
! 8ott."
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GntiebIid)cS Giienbabtt ntt'
aliiG.

sn 9tepart, rs. fubr am lebten
Ennneritaa Elm 5Anellsua Der gada-
Danna Yabn in einen elettrllAen Stra.
b.nbabnlpae,u, Welbsr nit Shiilern
ooasepfropit NOR, Die auf Dem Weae
naN Der 0odi6ule maren. 4ht Sin.
Der puroen 9et0otet uno seSeu apel
gubeno perlebt. Ser Dtotormann,
nelber auf lsinem polten blieb, miro
lterben, uno Der 2otomotiufiibrer oes
3uaes trus 10 lhlimme WerleBungen
Dapuu. oaR man nenia 0onnung tllr
Ieine Wieoerberltelluna beat.
Ser 3ug uno oer elettrilhe Waaen
fubreu elne ltarte Steiguna binab, uno.
Die 8eleile treuSten lib in rehten Wln'
tel. Ser grpreBsug mar ll9nalillrt
poroen uno Die yarrieren wuroen bers
abselallen. als Der Wasen erlt our
Dal5te Die 5teisuns blnabseiabren
mar. Ser Woturmann orebte ben
S!rpm ab uno Sog Die Sremlen an;
aber i'm ielben Nugenblid besann Der
9Daeen auf ben nit sis beoedta.
s9,euen binabsualeiten. gr errelhte
elne iur6tbare Gel9mlnolsteit, nno
am JuBe Des 9iisels brah er ourb Ole
Sarrlere uno ruti1te brett Dor ole. Go=
tomptipe oes einiabrenoeu 3uges. ,Gle
Malblne fubr brett Dur1 Den Stra=
benbabnmasen uno i6leuoerte persn
Jniallen nod alen &iAtllnsen.
Sn Der Site Der 8et0oten ftnoen mlr
au1 ben Nomen bon Wabel Sarlbner
pou 5iffir, O.. Die ilbriaen lparen eue
aus 9tenarf. tjta Haa ,.
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Mid)tia FUR Grbbercd)tiatc.

glm /. Sanuar 1900 trat IN gar3
DeutlhlanD elm reues blirgerlibes Be.
iebbub in GraIt, lDoourd) fiir oas
ganSe Ne,h siIl einbeitlides grbreht
etn9eIilbrt iulrDe. Dnllelbe entbdlt
Diels Neuerungen, nelhe Iiir iplNe, bic
nod neutrality-suspicious. briiben
gu rs9eln baben, bon Wihti9teit lino.
Bon beionosrer geosutnns 1T Die Se-
itimmung, bab nod 5ebnidbriser ab=
iDelenbeit ilah unbetannten Drtet Elm
grb5ers1tiater fir toot ertldrt uno ieln
In Geutihlano bsfinoli1es Germ0sen
Dertbellt ueroen Tam, tDelbem uribeils
|ieOo6 .eine menigltens iehs Wonate Dor
benz Serntin betannt gu mahenoe ge.
rlbtli6e Worlaoung Dorausseben NIB.
ytaN ben 'friiberen @eieyen Der ein=
aelnen oeutIhen Stnaten tonllte cine
islbe 3ooesertldruna etlt nod 80 Sab.
rem ooer 10 Sabren, ioss. y. in Oen
| friiberen preubiiden propin5en0luno-
per. Weltfalen, &beinlano, ferner IN
Baoen, Bapern. Oloenburg. i'm @rob.
bersogtbum 9eilen gar erlt nab bun=
bert Sabren erfolgen, uno bic Neue=
rung lit baber cine observation-disclosures,
Die bielen in Mmerita beIinolihen @rb=
/ ihafts- -Mntpdlten bereits aroben 0erlult
/ aebra6t bat. 0iele perionen orarBell
/ baben ndmlitb ungeidumt BON Dem
neuen @elebe 8ebraud) aenlaht, I'm
bic grbberebtisten, bon oenen man il,
sebn ssabren ni6ts 9ebDrt bate, fiir
toot ertldren gu lanen uno ouf oieie
Weile bas Berm0sen ibrer Nn9eb0ri=
| gen ODER 0ertpanoten, Die pielleibt in
Nmerita oas Belo reht gut gebrauden
/. t0nnten, an liA 81 brinaen.
| 9lllerbin9s aiebt es nod Elm Ge6ts=
Imittel fir DeutIde in Gmerifa, Elm
! ioldes 8erfabren segen bic .itlauen
grben, ipel6. ben Yerm09ensantbeil
erbolten baben, anSufehten = uno oie=
/ les 9ie6t peridbrt erf nod 80 Sabrel
! nod glntritt Der @rblbaft - aber eine
! iolde 9tppeaation erbeiidt INNER gro=
1 bere 9luseaben, piel Sdreiberei uno
! Wers09eruna. Natiirlih trifft Die
! eduo oafiir Die lortgemanoertel1
ielblt, marum baben lie tein 1briftlihes
GebsnsSeiden BON lib seseben? ODER
wenn iie gu faul oasu tparen, marum
baben Tie peridumt, ibren Mngeh6ri9en
! bic oeutiben 3eitun9en aus ibrer neuel
] Seinlatb 5uauienoen. I'm oalnit &unoe
81 geben, oab lie nod am aeben uni
ourdaus nod ni6t iiis toot ertldr1
perbsn uno ibrer grbanfprii6e Der'
| luitig 9eben lpollen!
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tbreS RimDeS &etem.

,Sn bret Monaten ,purpe in 5clst
BON Qungenent,iinbung Elm fetter fleiner
Rnabs gum @telett um9tmanotlt." lAreitt
syrau Us. WatfinS BON pleaiant Gitp, 81
,,Gin fAreNiaer 5uittn ltrlte iiA rim
unb trcbbem msbrere Bohen elm 9utfl
9lr,t az Matbe se,cSen ipurpe, parlhltm<
merte liA Der 3uitanp oes Rleinen INNER
me9r. Dann setraudten rcir Or. Rinss
glep DisecpsrY fur Sdwinoluht nnr
aar talD mar unltr Qietlina uieper frilh
unb seIunp. gBir iino uber3eust, risit
MepiSin bat lein Qettn eerettet." Wlil.
licnen spifsn, bab es bic. einsise 6ilfe ee-
gen 6uilen, Grtiltuno unp Vunsrnfrnnt<
beittn IN. StDt 50f. uiio $l. .0U Glalhe
M 9arantiert BON Granf NliGtr nne
IGpbn1. 9rotsEalAeu irtt.
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Wiii1en Dariibcr abitintm CT.

Sn Der nddfen 9fooembermabl baben
Die Wdbler oes Staates Sbio iiber fiinf
9menoments CUR gerfailuns unleres
Gtaates absultimmcn. Sieier gel1lub
purbe bon Der lebten 5taatsleslslatur
oefaBt uno mub Der Wortlaut oieler
Nerfa1unas=3uidbs iehs Munote Dor
Der Mabl ourd bic prelie uer0ifentlidt
meroen. 9ie erlpdbnteu tiinl 3uldbe
lauten:
/. Seoes Gounip ioa weni9ltens
einen lNertrster i'm Stats &cprdlens
tantenhaule baben.
2. Sem @ouuerneur fOl Die Vetos
eepalt iibertra9en lueroen.
8. Die Yeteuerungs.Gepolt o,s
Staatss iol persrOBert lperoen.
a. Die ooppelte SaftpRlht Der
Wttiondre bon ineorpDrirten @sielllhaf=
ter ioa absei6afit peroen.
5. Sic 4lailifiSiruns Der Stdote
ioa innerbalb oernunItsenldBsr Gren-
3sn erlaubt iein.
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GmtjcKcite Ulmtbcn.

9srbp, Conn, %. 6sbr. Gurd
Den 8ru1 orsier &eisruoire wuroe beute
Woroen in Der Srtihaft Sbelion Elm
S6aotn Don $4,000 bis 100000
perurladt uno mebrere WenIhenleben
Gui's Neuberlte sefdbroet. Die orei
&elerppire lieaen on einen Siigelab=
bang, meltlih Don Der CrtI6aft. Nus
rod ni1t aufaefldrtsn @riiuoen erblelt
oas ar0Bte &elerpoir. melhes binter
ben beioen tleineren Gelerpoirs Aele9en
lit, elm 2ef uno oas lebtere ermeiterte
Iih 10 eemaltia ibnell, ouB Die Waller=,
molleu brauleno in Die beloen tlelnen
NeIerpoirs binunterltiirSten, Die Tam=
me oerlelben uesriiien uno oann ibren
peroerbliNen 2auf mad SHELTON fort=
lebten. Gurb Broots Str. uno Some
9pe. ralten Die entfeiielten Jlutben uno
ri1len in Die lsbteenantte StraBe Elm
1lO SUB lan9ss uno 30Nub breites
3innial. yaubels, 8aumitdmme uno
gisi1ouen iboiien nit ben 6lutben su=
aleiO in Die 5iefe uno ihlugen tra=
beno 9eaen ole in ibrem 2auf befino-
li1en 8ebduos. gu slelder 3eit
bate Der Ganal, tpelher fur eine 9n=
aabl 6abriten bic g8allertraft !iefert,
cine Wienee Sizes angeihmenmt. woz
ourb oisie 6abritsn CUR ginlteauna
oes 8etriebes ,aeswungen tuuroen.
Sine Wtense Nrbeiter murben fofort
nit Der 3einisuns oes Mibltanals be.
traut uno man bont, bah Die sSabriten
am 1ienltag wieoer in Betrieb ge1ebi
neroen tDnnen.
gteben eiuem Yiaouft. tpelder turd
Die Slutben tpie Elm Stiif papier meg.
qerillen muroe, ltehi baS 9aus bon
Yvalter Nidols. 9tidols mar nidt au
0auIe. als Die gisidollen aesen Dit
/ Soaustbnre trabten. Sm ndbfen Nu.
oeublif rauIdten bic 6luthen in BIZ
/ 6hlafain,mer. in pel1en bic feds Sin.
Der oes gb.paares ldliefen. Jruu Ni.
6ols bate ole @eiltesseaenwart. lid
nit aler Wu9t ge9en bic Sbiir 81
/ Itemmen, um 10 ben Ginoern bic Jlu6
nab ben oberen Stodtperten gu erlnO9'
| li0en, I'M ndbiten Nuaenblif abe1
oraneen bic Glutben uno @isi6ollen II
| oas untere 6tofmert elm, bic ssamtli
muBte Bis gum WeidRn bes Waners IN
oberen stoflperte bleiben. Sn 8root!
Ctr. lpurbe cine Mauer bes Wilber'
| iden 0auIes neaaeriiien uno bas Wal
Iier rib cine Bettltele fort. in melde
i elm paar Minuten porber Wilber aele
oen bate. Die Strabenbabn-@ -@eleii
iino ihlimm unteruaidelt uno Elm
q Menae Seisphon. unb 3ele9rapben
pIolten fno; umseriilen iporoen.
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Gim gmtes 0ci6dft

mahte Die ipaniide &e9ierllng. Ser
Tpanil1e Warinsminiiter batte bic Glpoe
Banf gnaineerina & 6bipbuiloina
Company auf 1875. 900 6habeneriab
psrflaat, neil Die Giriia bier }Sorpeoos
boot. 3erH6rer, bic fir bic YerDenouna
i'm ipaniid-ameritaailhen Rriea bes
ltim,nt iparen. niht 5ar rehten 3sit
abaelieiert bate. unb 0as @eriht bat
nm Der lpaniIhen Geaier,lng 1887. :
500 Ghabeneriab 3ugelproden.
Mdren bic Gdiife redt3eitia fertia
aetporben, 10 bate bic ipanifde &esie-
runq oafiir be3ablen nlilen uno Die
Shiffe ldgen beute nit bel. Reite Der
lponilden Glotte auf BEN Meeres.
QrunDe Dor Sautiaao. Run bat Spa.
nien bas @elo fiir fbie Ghiffe trlpart
unb erAdit lberbies nod eille 1hone
gntlddoiQuil9.
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III gerfid)crnttgsid)iuiaDeI.

Gin ihredlider GnpinDel uurbe
flirslid in yism Oorf aufaeoedt. Wie
Einsittsanipalt Gartel erildrie, lino bic
@erihipDrer ielbit 10 nett aeaar9er.
aeute talten ylutes 3u erlnoroen, Inn
Derliherunasoelber foaeftiren 81 ion.
nen. Die 6onepd Sni 60. allein ioll
fir 20 iubltituirte osiben Yerlihernn=
gen ousbeaablt baben, uuo lobolD fol-
meqe Mntlaaen erboosn iporoen fino.
meroen oieie 2eih.n ausaesraben tper.
ben.
gDie es Sneint. iii elm Wdoden, Gas
rub gDeber, pDn ben BerfhDOrern
lanalam qetSDtet noroer. um $500,
fir pelde 5umne Die Weber obne ihr
@oripliien perlibert noroen mar, fouet.
tren Az fonnen. IS ift befannt. BOB
Osuerlno @irino oem Dldohen nit bem
5ooe oeoroht bate, fiir ben Sal, 40aB
es ettpas iiber bic Gbiuinoeleien Der
Vanoe lagen ,uiirOe. 2lls bic Weber
ibre elterlitbe Wobnul1a perlieB, aus
Der Iie Girino gelodt bate, lpar lie Elm
bliibenbes. gsIunoes Wdohen. als lie
BON ibren Yer,panbten aefunoen wnroe,
mar iie aber nur nod elm Stbatten
ihrer ielblt. sic iaate ibrem Bruoer,
ebe lie ltarb, oab iie aeidlaaen, ausse'
! bungert uno nit Mehern bearbeitei
lporoen isi. ,penn iie lid Aeneiaert. Die
! Yldue Der Yerih,p6rer 81 unteritiiben.
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Gincr Wsa,ttcr GcrsciciO.


GbuarD Mihter, Elm 5Dbll Don SSraiI
Glen y. Ribter pon Spracuie, q. o.,
Disnte i'm %. sSnIanterie.Heslmeili nno
ltarb In ben pDlllpplllsn lnlOtge uols
lnrtureil, lpslAe ani Nnoroiuilg 0ss
2ieutenants William 8. Sinclair pDr-
9enomrlsn murben. Ginelair marc
.triegsaerlAtllN pro5eilirt uno irelSs-
lprDheil.
Die Ututter oes iddnoliA ssmOroe-
ten 5oloaten alila, na9osm lie psr=
npmmen. oab Der W0roer ibre5 5obues
frei9eipro1en mar, nah g8albingtDn
unD rlhteie OH osi, YralioeEten elnen
Sr,ef. lnoem lie Dsrlprlut, ilapneb,uos
5latlahsn 81 belDeilen:
/. DaB mein 5obn gouaro Elm
gutter, freunoliher uno lelner ututtsr
|4ebprlamer Sunslina mar uuo oas
,ysrtrat,sn. lule. Die Ahtung Der anst=
lebenlten yiirssr DDn Gprutule beiaB.
z. DaB aui Nbeno oe5 2 Sebruar
1902 3u Das Warinas, Ebllippinen
Snisln. lieutenant QBW. 8. Sinclair
bsfabl uno anoronete, oaB msill 5Obn
aus ieinem Quartier oeDclt uuo au
S,onoeu uno Iiisen am SoDeu feliot=
bunDen iperoe.
3. Sas yieutenont eineIoir anpro=
nete, es iolle ben, alio Gsteilslten ein
4nebel in ben Wluno aeltsdt weros;l.
| d. Tob bieier Rnebel aus einem
etuf Sud, belteheno. miltels eiues
Rniippsls bon oem 5erueanten Mc Der
| mott Der oui meines 5obnss Bluff
| lon in gomaro's Wluno oehalten
murbe.
5. goB bebufs ueitsrer Sorturen
| Qieutenant sinclair Ieine 0eute Npouo
ouf oos (3e5iht oes biilflolsn Splooten
gispaNer an aieBen.
6. Dok eieie Sortur ,mei gtunoeu
nm 20 W1inuten lana fprtuejsst murne
uno oos ols mein ormer mibbouoel.
fer. lterbenoer bultloler sphu I'm,
@uose flebte looeuo: Cb thuc es
rid,t mebr" Die 5ortur oennot fprt=
bauerte.
Y 9oe niele her ou,peIeubeu @pl.
poteu bos Ifreflihe 'osioeu mejues
| @o6nes .nid1t nit onid,aueu, tpnuteu
II. lid, entIeht BON Der Scene ob,penostsn.
aieutenort ejucloir ltommt aus
S,ros gr morp i'm iponi,hen Grisoe
ann Qie,ltenout i'm /. Ireilpiliuen= Sn=
gouteri,= sf,oinent unb Dierte ols Iot=
her nm gl}oi bis Oftnber 1898 Nls
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Abonnirt a,li ben Aet tbo9ter.
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Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. SaS1.
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Gin Wermad,tui6 Der Grippe

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public that they are not our author.
ized agents and that we do not sell our
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purpose Of promoting the sale of our
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possible buyers and persuade them to
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lied dealers only. When you buy q
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that is a machine, backed by areputatior
Of so years unparalleled success.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-23
NOTES FROM NEARBY.

Adam S. Haring, a well-known cit
iIen Of Hagerstown, died Tuesday,
aged IS years.
Miss Daisy Pitzer and Mr.. Harry
S. Catrow were married last week at
the home of the bride in Berkeley
county.
Winchester had smallpox scare
the first of the week. 1t has simmered
down now, as there is but one case of
varioloid.
Harry L. Ronemous sold his house
near the Presbyterian church on Main
street, Charles Town, occupied by L.
Somehow, to NJ. E. Bolinger for
$500,
James Robinson, an aged trackman
on the B. & 0. Railroad, was run over
by a train at North Mountain on
Monday and fatally injured. Both
legs were cut off.
There will be 10 liquor saloons in
Washington county next year. Of
this number SO are in Hagerstown.
Sharpsburg will have 5, Williamsport
7, Hancock 4, Boonsboro 8.
Miss Marie NJ. Buchanan and Mr..
Percy Elliott, both of Msrtinsburg,
were married at the home Of the bride
it that place last week. The groom
formerly lived in Charles Town.
William Lock, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lock, died at his home in Mar
tinsburq last Thursday from spinal
trouble brought on by fall from
bicycle about two years ago. The
young man was l9 years old and wasa
native of Clarke county, Va.