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Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
His Weather Eve

"Now," said the employer, "you will
have to keep your weather eye on our
competitors
I'm afaid can't" answered the new
man. my weather eye has been poked
out by an umbrella rib. b."-Judge.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak Indigestion, for defective nour-
ishment, for consumption, take
Scott's Emulsion. 1t restores flesh
because it strikes to the cause of the
loss.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
Turn About.

Fair Widow-I1l marry you if you
give up smoking.
Fond Suitor-You ask too much.
Fair Widow-I ask no more of you
than you are asking of me-to give up
your weeds-Cleveland Leader.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
Too Bad q Risk.

Wife-That insurance agent who
dined with us last night seemed very
gentlemanly fellow. Is he going to take
you, dear?
Husband-No; he says am too great
risk.
Wife-Why, there isn't anything the
matter with you is there?
Husband-No, no; but he learned that
you cooked the dinner.-Stray Stories.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17

Contracted D1SOrderS, Loss Of Vial
Power, Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Lost Manhood, Mucus Drains, Etc.
We have the most modern, rational
and perfect method of treatment for the
quick and permanent cure of all newly
contracted, nervous and chronic dis
orders of men and guarantee a cure
in every case undertaken or no charge.
We are permanently located in Stockton.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
WE NJ
CURE n

Suffering
from delicate dis
eases, such as
p physical and
mental decay,
Varicocele,
Structure, Piles,
Blood Diseases,
PrOStaticDiSease
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
The Waterloo of Wealth,

You have succeeded in everything
you have undertaken"
''Yes." answered Mr.. Dustin Stax, ''but
haven't yet tried to give any large sums
of money to church. Washington
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
King Eds FORESIGHT

King Edward VII. always carries q
first aid to the injured" outfit in his au-
tomobile.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17

The Amador Ledger has just COM
pleted half century of existence,
and is apparently just in the prime
of youthful vigor. The Ledger first
saw the light in Volcano in 1855,
when that town was the largest in the
county, but IN 1857 was moved to
jackson, which has since been its
home. For thirty years Richard
Wedd has successfully conducted the
paper. 1he Ledger has ever been
aggressive in its policy. battling
strongly for whatever cause it espous-
ed, and has always been at the front
in every important movement affect
ing the interests of Amador county.
1t has been one of the most successful
papers in the mountains financially,
always keeps abreast of the times in
its mechanical make up, and in the
editorial and local matter it contains.
-Calaveras Prospect.
Amador ledger., 1905-11-17
A Card From Dr.. B. H. Schacht to
the Public.

Some 4 years ago l fractured my
leg, and for long time was physical
ly incapacitated to attend to my out
door practice; during these years l
have not been idle, but studIousIy
dedicated my time and talent to
certain speciaIties of my profession,
and the acquired knowledge and skill
l now offer to those, who are in need
of my medical aid and advice. My
Specialties are as follows:
Diseases of the rectum, as hemorr-
holds, bleeding, internal and external,
fistulas, f1ssures, rectal ulcers, poly
pus and prolapsus ami. Epithelial
cancers, slpoma and other malignant
tumors palnlessly and successfully
treated and removed.
Radical cure for Hernia (ruptures)
by the injecting and scarifying
method.
genealogical diseases diseases of
women) as we'll as all other genito-
urinary ailments.
Eye diseases, from the simpler form
to cataract, give absolute and instant
relief of all aches and pains burning
of the eyes from Inflammation, strain
or granulated lids, corneal opacities,
etc.
Ny method of treatment is new,
painless, radical and based upon the
most modern researches, procedures
and reports of the most eminent hos
pital surgeons here and in Germany.
Correspondence solicited. Offices;
rooms 1 and 2 Webb building-Jack-
son, CAL, z. o. box lis.
BRUNO H. SCHACHT. M. D.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

yANTED-ACTIvE AGENTS FOR
Russan-Japanese war book; good sal
.sy, sample free. Address Globe Co.,
72s Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21
WANTED-TRUsTwoRTHY MAN TO

WANTED-TRUSTWORTHY MAN TO
manage branch office and distribut-
ing depot for large manufacturer; sal
ary to start with; $500 first year, and
sxtra commissions and expenses; appli-
can't must have good reference and ST.
600 cash capital required; experience
unnecessary. Address superintendent
% West Atwater street, Detroit, Mich.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

Maintains unexcelled service from the
PEST to the east and south. Making
kose connections wi b trains Of all
transeontinental lines. passengers are
xiyen their choice Of routes to Chicago.
louisville. Memphis and New Orleans,
md through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travellers desiring Infor-
NATION as to the lowest rat S and best
routes are invited to correspond with
ne following representatives:
g.H. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent.
1l2 Third St., Portland, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

WAITRESS WANTED-CALL AT THE
Hess Restaurant, 100, 18th street after
. q. ni-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

wANTED-TEN MEN (0R W0MENl
IA each state to travel and distribute
samples of White House Baking powd-
or. Salary 10000 per month and ex-
renses. Expenses advanced. White
House Supply Co., Chicago, Ill.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

Sunday Excursion 70 North Beach.
The Ilwaco Railway and Navigation
Company are selling round trip tickets
every Sunday from Astoria to ell
Gotta, at . rate Of one dollar for the
points on Long Beach, including Nah.
round trip.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21
Small Ads. on this page
are read by those who know
their value. Try thenn---
Thsywill be Of value you.
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-AGENTS for complete Rus
sian-Japanese war book; good salary,
s.xansw free. Address Globe Co., 123
Cbssssut street, Philadelphia.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

yANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN
to do clerical work at home; part
or full time, salary accordingly. Ad-
dress with stamp. sending reference.
American Home Supply company, No.
nj Plymouth Place, Chicago. Ill.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS GIRL,
none other need apply. Call at 5sl
Fnnklin avenue. Mrs. C. S. Brown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21

WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
to act as housekeeper. Call at $40
Grand avenue, Scow Bay, at noon, or
after 8 p. H.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-21
LAUNpRlEs.

10th and DUANE Sts., Phone 1891.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
VICTIMS
ALL SET FREE
No Complaint Against Those
Taken by EggerS's Men
When Arraigned - DouIey's
Prisoners Also Discharged.

When the prisoners arrested in a raid
on an alleged pool-room raided by Act
ing Captain Eggers's men were ar
raigned before Magistrate Baker In the
West Side Police Court to-day no com
plant was made, and all were dis
charged,
Lawyer Joseph R~oSepbach, who APP
peared for the prisoners, denounced the
arrests as an outrage.
This Is the second time in two days
the lawyers said, that these detectives
have arraigned prisoners in this court
with no complaint being made and the
men discharged,
in the raid yesterday, as In that OF
the day before, these detectives broke
open doors with axes, smashed furniture
and made arrests without warrants "
Magistrate Moss, In Jefferson Market
Cour', This morning discharged eight
Q arrested in a raid last night by
Capt. Doolcy's men on an alleged
"phony'' billiard parlor in Sixth ave-
nue.. near Fortieth street, The wit
ness held BY the police participated In
the game, and the Magistrate ruled
there was not sufficient evidence 10
hold sthe prisoners,
The evening world., 1905-10-04
COLLISION IN
BIDS, 81 VS. AHEARN
thorough Presldent Rejects All Of
fers on Broadway Paving
Contracts.

Boroucl President Ahearn has thrown
ON rs unfair TO the city and as giving
s'gas Of collision all bids submitted f,r
having Win wood black lower BRO ID.
WY and the side streets.
There wer' folr bidders-Euninrsr 4
Russell, the Franklin Contracting COM
pouy, IN. Ecnubllc- Construction Com.
htny. ana the t.. S Wood Preserving
Cont any.
The hiclrsl bii was at Soi a yarl
lInd TIE lowest "A cent less on West
Ir1ulSdy,. Ware Me trlihc Is very
h,lyy. and tgS5 on Enoldwdv. Cedtr.
Worth. De-. GrcgnwNh and y ,ekmAn
streets. BaltcrN place ANA Old slip. Bids
were idcu'iclS ior con,rete. on whlch
the blocks arc T. We laid $3.50
\ nmot. ayo bids We're invited Cor
aSbut son 200 o. wpNl paving The WORK
was ,livid d lmonR the same firms
which li2 Ter the rontmcts rejected
lSf cc1ts ndr w ri fNr the roncretlng an !
a cents less 1of tEc w'ld blocks,
The evening world., 1905-10-04
ROOSEVELT
STANDS PAT
ON Rate BILL
Does Not Want to Be Unfair
with Railroads, but Evils
Must Be Checked.

WASHINGTON. Oct. A-"Presldent
Roosevelt Is fully In earnest on the
subject Of railroad rate egislatlon, and
Is ust as determined as ever that legis-
lalye regulations shal, be enacted look
ing to Federal supervision Of the freight
rate situation"
This statement was made to-day by
Representative Townsend, Of Michigan.
one Of the authors OF the Each-Town-
scndrailroad rate bill, which passed the
House Of Representatives last winter,
after an important conference with the
President.
Il nave no authority to represent the
Presidents views as to railroad rates.
said Mr., Townsend, ''but ! can say that
he entertains now the same Views in
principle as heexpressed In his message
last December. He believes that 70
either the Interstate Commerce Com
mission or some other body ought TO be
given the authority to adjust rates
found 10 bme ~unreasonele.
THE oru Of the whole matter Is not
that the commission should fix rates,
but that It should have the power "a
substitute a reasonable rate for one
found on investigation to be unjust
without suoh authority the evils com
planned Of could not be reached"
Have any suggestions been made OF
changes In the Esch-Townsend NETS
ure?'
Some changes may be made, replied
Mr.. Townsend, but they will be for the
purpose Of making the bill clearer on
certain points. one thing is quite GER
tain-there will be no narrowing of the
scope Of the bill, no modification Of tn,
principles involved The interest Of botl
the shippers and the railroads are to b,
]subseryed, Nobody wants 10 do an In
justice 10 the transportation lines, ant
the bill agreed upon will not be unfair
TO the railroads"
The evening world., 1905-10-04
Am. SHlPBUILDlNG REPORTS.
Company'r Assets s21, 7i2,s23 and
Earnings 81 $40, 4bO.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the American ShipbuildIng Com
pany was held today at No, 10 Ex-
change place The old board Of direc-
tors was re-ele,ted, except that Ed
ward Smith was chosen 20 succeed
Luther Alien. deceased. The report Of
Treasurer Russell c. Wetmore showed
that the company on June 30 last had
tota ~lassets ~ S2l, 7l2, S23O5. The earn
ings for the year were $3.50, i5O,6l,
There was a balance on June 80 Of S54O,-
2l9. The working capital was A,Sls,-
1926. The company paid dividends
amounting to 1858, 600,
After the meeting Of the stockholders
the board OF directors reelected all Of
the old ctlcers, including James c. Wal
lace as President and Russell c, Wet
more as Vice-President,
The evening world., 1905-10-04
HIGGINS FREES
Three CONVICTS
Governor Grants Pardon to Two
Men and a WOman-0ne OF
the Favored Was Formerly in
Executives Employ.

ALBANY, n. Y. oct, A-Gov Hig-
gina to-day added three more pardons
10 his record Tor showing executive
clemency to men and women behind the
bars.
The frs, On to-day's list Of pardons
was John spry, OF the Governors home
town Of Olcan, spry at one time was
in the employ of the Governor ana
was convicted about " years ago VI
suborratlon Of perjury.
81 know all the fao.s In the case ana
was unable to Judge readily, explained
tho Governor. 1T Is my opinion thd'
John was not the guRty party, nut an
attorney whj got him to persuade a
colored man to testify and commit per-
,ury The action was against a strcst
railway company, It being another case
OF the ambulance attorney The lawyer
was tried and acquitted, but John was
sent u I. l thought VI proper 10 pardon
him
Jobn Branton, who va convicted In
brooklyn during May, 1896, was also
~paJdoned.
oBranton," said the Governor, was
,o,,nd with a. small clock in his pos
session. and was sent TO PRISON TOT a
long term. He got a long time Tor
taking small time,
THE Governor smiled at his pun;
Mrs, Smith, of Brooklyn, whose iull
name the Governor withheld on account
Of her family, was pardOaed on the
Recommendation OF the Court she was
addicted to drink and has served halt
of a six months term in the peni.en-
tlary. The Governor said she nad sew
eral children and had promised TO ro-
form. Her husband also wanted her
at home.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
MAN FOR FORNES'S PLACE.
Candidate for President OF Board
of Aldermen 10 Come ron
OakIey's District.

The Tammany nomination for Presi'
dent Of the Board OF Aldermen VIII go
to the Fourteenth Assembly District, OF
which John T. oakley Is leader, Thls
matter was settled at a conference last
night. The nominee Is 10 he a prom
inGnt IrlqJ- American Catholic, II Is
slrinised that the candidate Is a man
already identified with the present ad-
mlnistratiOn and that seems to nj
Patrick L. MCGOWAN. u,
The names Of Warren X. MCFARLAND
and Col. Dennis c. McCartAy, also
members Of OAkley's district organiza-
tion, aye also being discussed.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
Baby's Life Was Saved
By Making Lactated Food tier
Only Nourishment.

WINDSOR. Conn.-"My baby, Nlra Ron,
ortl Nfceland, has been raised on, lacIa'.
Fond II Vas recommended by my doctpt N.
druggist We could not get any t)ai Tor
hcr thNt wouil digest. LActitel Food was
what saved her NE. as she was very lck
with cholera infantum when she hogan nln,F
II, and L was the only n5ur shmeni she t610oks
When eight months old she wcl"nC1 gl,'t
pounds. She IL now one year Ga Th'
l,ctor who recommended II Is ~ Newton ;
'Rell. and the drn~gist W r y Maton'
AN gladly recommend Lactatet Food TO any
mother Mrs II. 4. VRrN1 'Nn.
G.actaied Food IL the perfect substitute t9r
a strong. healthy mothers milk It's chsml-
cal elements are exactly the same, LAKE.
mn,Ner's milk when that il h%cqlthy--lt Il
about ono fourth milk sugar, which IL tt
superior - ordinary (cane) sugar because
lrG'cad " ferncnting m the little stonlAch
and causing cholera lnfantum, II comfort
ma nourlshes the baby.
Used and indorsed by leading physic'an'
and hospital authorities Tor years,
The evening world., 1905-10-04
CONSPIRACY, HE SAYS.
Magistrate wahle Believes Adler
Had Help In Robbing city.

Magistrate wahle, in Morrisania
Court to-day held Bernard Adler, TWEEN
ty.four years old, OF No. 1853 st. Marks
place, Brooklyn. clerk In the Depart.
ment Of Charities, In il,OCO bail for ex-
animation on oct, T. He Is charged
with obtaining, under false pretenses,
from the city the sum Of s2l5.6i, The
money II ia alleged, was paid out on
a foraed bill for 500 barrels OF oil.
Adler Implicated another man,
There seems to be more than one
person in this conspiracy, said the
Magistrate, and | will adjourn this
case until the other men are present
The evening world., 1905-10-04
~ MAN KILLED;
TWO OTHERS SHOT.
John Fisher Uses n Pistol In the
settlement Of a Feud.

MOBILE, Ala or. A-Price Baker,
twcnty-eigl, years old, member OF a
prominent family, was shot and killed
to-day, and Hamilton Mexican, twenty.
six years Old, and Joseph Hart, Jr..
twem.y-eiglt years old, were wounded
by J5hn Fischer, an engineer on the
Sabolrd Air Line, with headquarters
at Raleigh, y. c.
Tie sh ,oting occurred in a saloon.
An Old feud Is supposed TO have led
to the tragedy. Fischer comes OF u
well-known NJ Ollie family and was here
on a visit. He refused to talk, Nc
Kean is perhaps fatally wounded,
The evening world., 1905-10-04

n #N " s.
cloth value $50; sale price, pei
set, a5c.
George Eliot, s large volumes. extr
CloLh, library edition. gllt top, value
$50 sale price, ncr set 3.25.
william " Thlckerav 10 volume,
complete g0C'ill cloth edition; value.
2E sale price, per set, 40.
William VI. Thacksray, 10 volumes
cOnD,tte oYira cloth library ditto
gilt ton; value $780, sale prlcc per
set. i.25,
The waverley Novels, Y volumes com
plcte, extra cloth library dillon .
top; value 500 sale price, Or SOL.
los,
'tlcaul1y's History Of England cxt~.
cloth rii''0D, 2 volumes cnmTI
value. S2E; sllc price, per set La.
n rles Dick, MS Works complets IN II
volumes hound IN. Marco cot. ~.
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Mods Natural History, complete, o
mlsslve volumes, DrDfusa'v Iliu,
trated. printed from l,rgo 'vrp DO.
good stocNi value $50, sale price,
ner set, $50.
Ralzac's Works, In 10 volumes, Geb-
HE ed, toni value, $780, sale price
per set, s.T5.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
TRAIN GOES OVER
AN EMBANkMENT.
Eighteen Persons Hurt In Wreck
of Express on the Baltimore
and Ohio Road.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Oct. 4-The
Fairmont Express on the Baltimore a.
ohio Railroad was wrecked early to-day
at R~oundbottom, two miles south Of
Morgantown, W. Va, Three coaches,
including the baggage car, ladies' coach
and a Pullman chair car left the rails
on a curve and tumbled over the bank
TO the edge Of the Monongahela River.
Eighteen persons were injured, i've ot
them seriously,
The engine did not leave the track,
the rail spreading after It had passed
THAI point In the curve. At the time OF
the accident here were few passengers
on the train.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
TO AID TYPHOON SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON, Oc,. Ain order
that the damages resulting from the
recent typhoon In the Philippine ISL
ands may be at once repaired and to
preyent suffering among the many pco-
lie whose houses and property were
destroyed BY It, the Quar- eTmaster.
General Of the army has cabIed to
Manila that an extra allotment Of
$4,000 has been made to meet the ex-
nepstg.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
ASPINALL May
RUN FOR MAYOR
Brooklyn Judge, Who Is the Ter.
ror Of Crooks, Urged to Take
Republican Nomination-He
Goes to See 0deII.

Judge Joseph Asplnall, Of she Brook
Ign County Court, according to gossip
In the borough across the bridge to.
day, will be asked to take the Republi-
can nomination for Mayor.
He left Brooklyn al noon 10 call on
County Chairman Odell, Mr.. Odell has
beer urged by Michael J, Dady to give
the Mayoralty nomination to the strenu-
Gus young Judge. VINO IN his seven
years on the bench has become a terror
TO crooks. Friends Of Judge Asphalt
say that no does no want the nomina-
ton,
The evening world., 1905-10-04
VENEZUELA AFFAIR HALTS.
No Acuon IntiI Return of Former
Juirc calhoun.

PARIS. oct i-Thc authorities do
not ex2ect dennit, action relative to
V%eEczdcln until the receipt at Wash
ington of the report Of former Judge
" j. Calhoun. Of Chicago, wao went
10 Venezuela on a special nilsson from
Inc Government Of the United states,
which had not arrived when me last
conference between Ambassador Jusser-
and and the officials at Washington
took place.
In the meantime ,hc matter remalnl
stationary, Venezuela u having WIN
drawn her action toward the Frcuc.
charge d'Anlirts NJ. Taigny, In refusing
10 Nrclt with the French Government
through him.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
Loss on Building $4,000,

VI lac LCJuoIu su.o. Sue OK no
bullulug H. CUa.us s,a l", .dln4us
.vIty noises. N.9 m di,stT and tuU
animals Were removed NIt.uut IJss.
C.it. llah,T dItyI toe urc estimated
the damage to tIc UuIIulus, wnICA Was
a total iuss, a. $tJ,yJU. 10 cstima e
could be made of tuu stock because OF
tnc large number Oi owners or con
siguccs IN most charge 1t was at tho
time.
When the swoltsI1ps were driven
from tho tcncmouts a few years ago
the large building was erected, and
thousands found WORK IN g. No Gic
slept in the mace and watchmen were
constantly on Luard.
ITO police are iuyes irating the origin
of tne fire.. wulcg ls O mystery. Inc
di..r.r. Is one iu whiyh there have b'ea
several ngaulilIN FIRES, aad around me
conner from the tenement a few weeks
nro vI lives wee lost IN an inceh-
diary FIRE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-22
SALEM CHARTER PASSES HOUSE
BY AN OVERWHELMINGLY LARGE VOTE
NEW COLLEGE
is ORGANIZED
SCHOOL OF VETERINARY SURGERY
CREATED AT MoRGANTowN
AND OFFICERS ELECTED.

The first meeting Of the stockholders
of the college of veterinary science of
the West Virginia University was acid
at the Office of George c. Baker, attor-
nsy, in Morgantown this week.
Present, DR.. James A. Waugh, OF
Pittsburg. Pa; DR.. {. z. La5arge. Of
Beaver Falls. Pa; anil DR.. C. E,
Stockton. of Pittsburg, Pa. and otaer
parties representing tne entire stock in
this corporation. The stockholders were
duly convened and the directors were
elected for the ensuing year. DR.. Jas.
\. Waugh, distinguished. veterinary
physician of Pittsburg, was elect ID presi
dent, and Dr. +. w Ainsworth, Of Pitts
burg. vice president, and DIR. G. z. La
berge. secretary and treasurer. The di.
reciors elected were Or. James A.
Waugh, DR.. F. W. AainswortR, DIR. c.
2. Labrge. DR.. y. b. Powell and DR.. C.
Z. Stockton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-22
RAILROAD CHARTERED.

The following charters navc been
granted by the secretary Of state:
The Grassy Creek Railroad Company.
Of Diana, Webster county. W Va. To
construct and operate railroad from
tine summit between Elk and Holly
rivers to Pickens. Randolph county. W.
Va. Capital stock. ss25, 900. Incorpora-
tors. R. NJ. Smith, OF Heaters. W. VA;
J. H. P. Smith. Of Parkersburc. w. Va;
J. l. Fisher, Charles J. Hyer and Fred
L. Fox. all Of Sutton. W Va.
Mississippi Valley oil Company, Of
Fairnont. Marion county, W. Va To
mine, drill and operate for oil, gas AM
otaiv t'sperals. Capital stock, $4,000
Inc >,rs. 0. 5. Mckinney. Georg.
Wa = Of Fairmont, W. va; C1as
E. w a9f Glover Gap, W. Va; wm
4. ohe and R. c. Quarrier, Of Char.
ie-ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-22
STATE SOLONS
Do LITTLE
SENATE TALKS ABOUT ExEMpTING
FARM PRODUCTS LEFT OVER
APRIL OF THE YEAR.

CHARLESTON, W. va. Feb. a2-In
'ne senate tae consideration OF substi-
tute House Dill No. 34I. relating TO ropu-
latiaus respecting licenses, injury to
persons arising from Illegal sales OF
Intoxicating liquors. remedy therefor
and amount Of rate of tax in eacn sub
iect Of tsxntion. was resumed.
Mr. Campbell introduced an amend.
mant exempiing,> from taxation farm
products left over the first OF April
from The preceding year IN the posses
sion q the farmer wao produces, them.
rn3 amendment did not prevail. 1ais
.amonduent caused long drawn out Ii Z
cus.ion BY eSuators Campbell, Fisaer.
Montgomery, Kidd. Talbot. Forman aal
Dar-t. On motion Of Mr.. Hatfield Sec
.tion 6s was Amended BY striking out the
Nqnption of soldiers If the Civil war
from thr payment Of capitation lax.
I5us, Joint Resolution No. "a. pro
yilng for state flag. leaves and
flowers Of The mountain laurel on field
# white, borderrd with blua anl gold
was adopted by the House.