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Athens Messenger And Herald (Newspaper) - September 6, 1900, Athens, Ohio By he local Brevi ties my. T. Lawhead brakeman on the to m., spent the latter part of the Elk Here on a sick leave. A miss Flo Hedges returned monday from a few Days visit with friends and relatives in Mcconnelsville and Vicinity. A prof. And mrs. Robert Doan arrived the latter part of the week and have taken rooms in the ladies dormitory a mrs. Willis Grimes of Stewart wishes to express her thanks to the kind friends who administered during the sickness and after the death of her child. _ a Edgar Mcneil and daughter of Guysville were county seat visitors Friday. Or. Mcneil says Guysville is excelling Athens in the shipment of peaches this year. A Presley Combs of Stewart who is managing In Sloane s farm near that Village was in town Friday. They had just finished threshing Over one thousand bushels of wheat. Sex postmaster William h. Huntley of Pomeroy and in jail at Gallipolis sentenced to eight months imprisonment last june for embezzling $2,100 in postal funds applied to United states District attorney Bundy of Cincinnati thursday for a Pardon pleading that his aged Mother is grief stricken and eau hardly live through the remainder of his term. His Bondsmen have covered his Cincinnati Post. A the workmen of the Koehler mine ton sugar run have found quite a Peak. About one Hundred feet from Tho Mouth of the mine they struck a Rock from which the vein of Coal began climbing toward the top of the Hill. In the distance of a few feet it rises eight feet and if it keeps on at Thi Quot rate the vein will crop out on the top of the Hill. Mining engineers and others say they have never seen or heard of anything similar to this All their mining Pomeroy Leader. A John Stuitz of paint Highland county was committed to the Athens state Hospital Over a year ago and was this week permitted to go Home. If he continues in As Good health As he now has he will receive his Dis charge in time to vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt this fall. Or. Stultz own one of the Best farms in Highland county and is a born trader. After his commitment Here he was confined to the Ward until october when he had so improved As to be Given the Liberty of the building grounds and town. He began to Deal Selling Walnut and Hickory nut kernels bottles Sassafras Root Garden vegetables in fact everything he could get hold of in a legitimate and honest Way. He kept this up until he went Home and has Laid up 1315 during the ten months of trading Here. He is scrupulously honest and has enough Energy for three Well developed men. He has promised himself and his family to give up trading when he goes Home. While the people Here Are glad to know that he is Able to go to his own Home they will miss him on his daily rounds with first class vegetables. The Bishops mail bag. The happiest sort of an idea was conceived and successfully carried out recently by miss Nellie Wayland of fast fourth Street in the form of remembrance mail bag for Bishop Lav id la. Moore who is an old and valued Friend of the Wayland family As Many know the Bishop and i family w ill sail from san Francisco August 29, aboard the steams Hli Hong Kong Maru for Shanghai China which is his appointed Field of work the mail bag above mentioned was designed to relieve the tedium of the thirty Days voyage and to remind the Bishop and his Good wife and Young daughter of the interest and Devotion of friends at Home. And such a treasure Box As it is sure to be to the voyagers. The bag itself was fashioned from a silk american hag drawn up with red White and Blue ribbons while enclosed were sixteen letters one for each Day of the first half of the voyage out and for the eleventh Day out september 4, Bishop Moore s birthday some Small gifts calculated to be acceptable to a traveler. On the top of the Box which enclosed the bag miss Wayland placed a note which strictly enjoined the Bishop to read but one letter a Day each letter being dated whether the Bishop will have the moral courage to obey these injunctions remains for him to Chillicothe Gazette. The Athens messenger and Herald september 6,1000. To thu Oeh mans. Leading German paper of Illinois Speaks out. A Case of Leverso Niti endured death agonies. Only a roaring fire enabled j. M. Garrettson of san Antonio tex., to lie Down when attacked by asthma from which he suffered for years. He writes his misery was often so great that it seemed he endured the agonies of death but or Kings new discover for consumption wholly cured him. This marvelous Medicine is the Only known cure for asthma As Well is consumption coughs and colds and m Throat Chest and lung troubles. Prices 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at w. H. Mckee a drug store. Still More counterfeiting. The secret service have unearthed another band of counterfeiters and secured a Large Quantity of bogus Bills which Are so cleverly executed that the average verson would never surf it act them of by no spurious. Things of great value Are always selected by counterfeiters for imitation notably the celebrated Hostetter s stomach bitters which has Many imitators but no equals for indigestion dyspepsia constipation nervousness and general debility. The bitters sets things right in the stomach i and when the stomach is in Good order it makes Good blood and plenty of if. In this manner the bitters get at the seat of strength and vitality. And restore vigor to the weak and debilitated. Beware of counterfeits when buying. A Washington i Patch says that owing to the defective condition of dry Dock no. 3, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard it has been found necessary to postpone the trial of the Battie ship Alabama which was set for August 20, a powder Mill explosion removes everything in sight so do drastic Mineral pills but both Are mighty dangerous. No need to dynamite your body when or. Kings new life pills do the work so easily and perfectly. Cures headache constipation. Only 25 cents at w. To. Mckee a drug store. A Florida Man has purchased Joo acres of swamp land near Swan Bridges and will turn it into a Breeding place for alligators. Alligators Are becoming scarce owing to the activity of Northern Hinters and there is a steady demand for Alligator skin. No Relief for 20 years. A i had bronchitis for Twenty years a said mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville iii., a and at times have been be fast. I never got Relief until i had taken Foley a a Honey and tar. To is pleasant and gives Quick Relief and is a sure cure for Throat and lung take nothing else. J. B Henderson. A Serio is problem confronts the engineers in charge of the erection of the great new York peace memorial on the Summit of Lookout Mountain in getting the material for the Monument to the top of the Mountain 2000 feet above the surrounding country. Cured of chronic diarrhoea after thirty years of suffering. A i suffered for thirty years with diarrhoea and thought i was past being cured a says John s. Halloway of French Camp miss. A i spent so much time and Money and suffered so much that i had Given up All Hopes of recovery. I was so feeble from the effects of the diarrhoea that i could do no kind of labor could not even travel but by Accident i was permitted to find a bottle of chamberlains Colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy and after taking several bottles i Arn so pleased with the result that i am anxious that it be in reach of All who suffer As i for Sale by w. Ii. Mckee. Telegrams received by the London missionary societies indicate that missionaries and other foreigners Are arriving safely at chinese treaty ports borne of them from places hundreds of Miles in the Interior. More than too foreigners have arrived at Shanghai. How Brights disease starts. Indigestion bilious Ness blood poisoned with urea and uric acid which should have been excreted by the kidney rheumatic pains in nerves and joints causing irritating of the kidneys then pains Over the Small of the Back Mark sure approach of Brights disease. Do not delay taking Foley a a kidney care for it makes the kidneys right. Take no substitute. C. In Henderson. The country has always been in bad Luck when the democratic party had the Job of saving it. It tried in Best to destroy the Union Back in the a go a and Ever since its policies have spelled ruin. It is surprising to learn that a windstorm the other Day wrecked a number of buildings in Lincoln neb. Or. Bryan has spoken so often there that the town should be wind proof. The two men who robbed a Union Pacific train in Colorado and killed a passenger who resisted were found near Goodland Kan. In the fight which followed an attempt to arrest them both the outlaws were killed. One of the absurdities of Bryan s Endeavor to conjure in the name of the sainted Lincoln is that Lincoln put Down rebellion in order that the Union might govern the South without the Quot consent of the Lincoln during the civil War did the a ame thing that Mckinley is doing today. Every Steamer that leaves Japan for America carries from 200 to 700 japanese immigrants. Chamberlain s cough remedy a great favorite the soothing and Healing properties of this remedy its pleasant taste and prompt and permanent cures have made it a great favorite with people everywhere. It is especially prised by mothers of Small children for colds croup and whooping cough As it always affords Quick Relief and contains no opium or other harmful drug it May be Given As confidently to a baby As to an adult. For Sale by w. In Mckee. Vast quantities of shelled eggs Are exported from Russia in hermetically sealed tins and Are drawn off through a tap. One tin holds from 1000 to 1500 eggs. The eggs must Fobe carefully selected or a bad one would spoil All the others in the can. Written Iii blood is the record of Hood s Sarsaparilla the pure Rich health giving blood which it has Given to millions of men women and children. It is All the time curing diseases of the stomach nerves kidneys and blood. All liver ills Are cured by Hood s pills. 25c. A Victoria dispatch says that the Money for Mackenize and Manns railway from the great lakes to the Pacific with a Branch line to Dawson has been subscribed in London. The Pacific terminus will he on the Northern coast of British Columbia. Half the world is in darkness As to the cause of their ill health of they would Start to treat their kidneys with Foley a kidneys care the weariness of body and mind backache headache and rheumatic pains would disappear. C. In Henderson. The Crow indians of Montana who raise much wheat have entered into a contract with the United states government to Supply the Cheyenne indians with hour. They Are Rich in farms flocks and herds. This is the first time a government contract was Ever let to an Indian at least to a a Blanket Indian of the mountains. Cuts Aud bruises quickly healed Clamp Verlain pain Balm applied to a Cut Bruise Burn scald or like injury will instantly allay the pain and will heal the parts in less time than any other treatment. Unless the injury is very severe it will not leave a scar. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness. For Sale by w. Ii. Mckee. A Washington woman has sued for Freedom on the ground that her husband is not As Strong politically As he thought and said be was and a Leavenworth woman has burst her matrimonial Lions because her husband would not take her to Church. Tells the Orrman Aine ricin Toter to Quot let Well enough Atunez a a Strong Aiu it i id the common Seine of Theoe Cit i men. The Illinois Staats Zeitung. The leading Gerrant Dally paper of that state published in Chicago has the follow ing Strong and sensible editorial article addressed to its Germau american readers when the Liberty Bell it will to difficult for the republicans to convince those germans who Are yet undecided As to which party they will support that a change of administration would be not Only a great wrong but even a National calamity. A wrong bet aus the present Republican admin Strain has placed our people to better circumstances than they enjoyed under the last democratic regime and a calamity because a change to Tho financial quack Bryan As president would be followed by a financial and commercial crisis which each Workingman and business Man would feel in his purse. Quot let Well enough had our people obeyed that injunction in 1892. The crisis of 1893 would not have come. It May be an excuse that Many of the voters of that time had not yet experienced a crisis and therefore were easily decoded by the democrats who promised that with them in control there would come an Era of general Prosperity. Instead there came a crash a crash whose effects Are still Felt by Many. The democrats who in 1893 controlled both houses of Congress and had their Man in the White House redeemed none of their promises on the contrary the fat years of the Republican administration of 1888-1892 were followed by the extremely lean years of 1893-1890. On the other hand All Promise made by the republicans in 1s90 have been kept All Hopes based on 116 change of 189g Are fulfilled. The germans know these things and they Vin be the last to fellow the democratic Decoy Calla they will give mature consideration to the matter from now until election Day and on that Day they will say to themselves Quot let Well enough is put masked. Free Silver is in hiding behind imperialism. A i had a running sore on my leg for seven years a writes mrs. Jas. Forest of c Liepp Ewa Falls wu., a and spent hundreds of dollars in trying to get it healed. Two boxes of Banner halve entirely cured c. In Henderson. An organist who died in Sweeden had held the position of choirmaster and organist in one Church for seventy two years without missing a service. He and his ancestors have played the Organ in the same Church for 200 years. Ulcers open or obstinate sores scalds and piles quickly cured by Banner halve the most Healing Medicine in the world. C. B. Henderson. At a Bath Beach progressive euchre party the women wore White shirt waists and Black skirts the men White Duck trousers and shirt waists of Rainbow hues. No one was admitted in other than shirt Waist attire. A Good Many consumptive would be cured and the worst cases comforted and relieved by using Foley a Honey and tar. Suggest it to those afflicted. You should do this As a Friend c. B. Henderson. Bryan election Woald it one urine on in unto in the financial world a it ii cd vein ii to to the i lid nut r or of the country la Milt. However much the Skeleton of free Silver May try to conceal itself behind the mask of Quot imperialism a no thoughtful Man can doubt upon a moments reflection that All of the dangers of 1896 again threaten our financial system in the Campaign of 1900. The democratic convention at the dictation of or. Bryan not Only reasserted in general terms All of the principles of the platform of 1896, but emphasized adherence to the free coinage heresy by specifically reiterating the a liver declarations of 1896 in the platform adopted in 1900. The assertion that the currency question is settled and that therefore the party which settled it May safely be removed from control of National affairs is not justified by the facts. An analysis of present condition in the Senate and House and the prospects of the or future control shows that the election of or Bryan would almost certainly be accompanied by such changes in House membership and state Legislatures us to give perhaps during. Let first two years such control of owner that fret Silver legislation could would be enacted. This would from the moment of his election unsettle All financial and bus guess conditions in the United states and continue this disturbance and business uncertainty during the entire period from the Date of the election november 6, 1900, until the end of his term March 4, hos. The Republican party made prompt and vigorous efforts to bring about in urn foil love it. Summer complaint. Colic diarrhoea cholera i fan Tum any of the Ilia of childhood promptly cured by or. James1 soothing syrup cordial. A Safe reliable remedy. Contains no laudanum. Simply soothes the Little nerves into a natural rest. At drug stores. 25 cents a bottle. Done to accept a substitute. Sounded the proclamation of Independence throughout this land it was not More pleasing to the ears of our forefathers who fought for the Liberty we now enjoy than is today the name of or. Belles Fine tar Honey to the Many men and women this remedy. Has liberated from the terrible agonies of a serious lung trouble. If taken in time it will Stop the Progress of consumption. It will Stop tile cough at once and give quiet rest and refreshing natural sleep. Coughs colds croup whooping cough and grip disappear by its use As Snow before the Sunshine of Spring. It exhilarated the lungs and overcomes disease by feeding to the blood fat forming oxygen. Of pc a a a he tit to. A i All Good druggist. Price 29c, 90c. Aud $1.00 per bottle sold by c b. Henderson druggist Athens Ohio. Ter National bimetal ism though opposed at every step by the professed friends of Silver. Falling in this the Gold Standard Law was enacted a All in strict Accord with the platform Promise of 1896. The rapid and enormous increase in Gold production since 1896 reduces year by year the strength of the argument that the financial system of the world must to overturned to restore Silver to its former status. The Gold production of the world in the half Century during which nearly All the principal nations have adopted this Metal As the single Standard of their currency has been twice As much of in the preceding years and is now Bein produced More than 16 times As rapidly As during the first half of this Century. The Quantity of Gold mined in the world in the four years since or. Bryan s Noel station in 1896 is More than that of the entire half Century from 1801 to 185. Hocking Valley first to rally. A Ohio Centennial Toledo i.1002, meanwhile Lear lit mind that that a a Hocking Valley by. Offers Hest service Between when you Ara feeling tired and out of so uts you will find Hood s Sarsaparilla will do you wonderful Good. Be Aura to get hoods. Free blood and skin cure to Michigan and Canaba Columbus. Chicago. The West and Northwest. Though cars. Fast Tims. A Ostir raving Calili. Ulcers hating sores Lancer scr Fula itching skin scabs Anil Scales of eczema. Aches and in Ains in Bones Back or joints. Syphilitic blood Polson Rotten Gums Ami chronic rheumatism and All obstinate. Deep seated blood trouble Are quickly cured by taking a few Large bottles of botanic blood Balm. We Challenge the world fora Case of blood disease that Liot anic blood Balm will not cure. The cure Are permanent and not a Patching up. Is your blood Tiu skin Pale All run Down As tired in the morning As when you went to bed pimples boils swollen glands or joints Catarrh fur id breath eruption ? bores in Mouth or Throat if so your blood is bad. Blood Balm will make the blood pure and Rich Ileal every sore stops the aches and pains build up the broken Down body and invigorate tile old and weak. Botanic blood Balm the Only perfect blood purifier made. Bold at drugstores. I of per Large bottle including Complete directions. To prove our Faith in blood a trial bottle Given away to sufferers. For free trial bottle address blood Balm co., atlanta., a. Done to hesitate but write at once describing trouble and free personal medical advice Given. Blood Balm b ild cures when All else Falls. Thoroughly tested for to years. Over 8.ooo voluntary testimonials of cures by using b b b. Afi Al. A ii Kihm Khz Ben rats. A tilt at Hocking Valley . On and after sunday june loth trains will arrive arid depart dem Athens As follows c. Cut no. He leave daily .6 to a. In a a he a a sex. But Day 12 to p. In 87 a a a a. 4 1 it p. Tax who arrive a a. 10j0a.ni a a h4 a a a sex. Sunday 6 0p. In a a a a a .11 Ltd it p. A a daily g. Mathis ticket agent. A daily except sunday. Lid. Cd Hutu Guu n big i it tit Fiew of tag a 0#r>lontrltu So. By. Ohio division. j ahle bunday May 80, iwo. Kast bound. No. 14, local Between Chillicothe and sunday,.8 55 a. In. No. 12, fast mail. By. Louis and new York. Daily,.,1 10p. In no. 4, fast mail. St. Louis and new York daily.6 01 p. In. No. 2, fast mail. St. Louis and new York a 27p. In. No. 72, local Between Athens and Parkersburg except sunday. ,.8h5p. In. West bound. No i fast mall new York and by. Ixia is daily.8 21 a. In. No. 8, fast mail. Newyl Ork and by. Jouis daily.1 15 no. 18, local Between Parkersburg and Chillicothe except Unsay b no 8 85 p. In. O. 5. Limited express. New York and by. Louis daily.9 87 p. In no. 73, local Between Parkersburg and Chillicothe except sunday.10 15 . For information regarding rates con rectum sleeping and parlor cars Call on or address w. In Moore agent P. Met carry. G. P. A. G b. Waxrtf., a. O. P. A. Cincinnati Ohio. V a i a a n a. Ola int ,-.f6i-tm% through car Lino. Between. Toledo o., Columbus Marietta ii Ano Charleston w. A. Parlor car on Day trains. Sleeping cars on night trains. Rates always Low As the lowest. Always Conter with Ohio Central agents or address Moulton Houk get passenger agt., Toledo o Toledo 4 Ohio Central Extension 8.8. Time tales taking effect sunday May 20, 1900, no. I no s no. Snit month hoi no. Cincinnati amp Muski Ngum Valley Railroad co. schedule. Effective May 27th iwo. Esst roust thais. No. 42 leave Lancaster .7 40 a. A m of. .10 06 a a i a a. 8 20 through. Went Borvd thais. No. 83 leave Lancaster,.9 00 a. In by a a a 2 48 p. In no. 43 runs to Lancaster other train j through. All trains Dally except sunday. C Bessett f. M. We Risbon by print indent Gene a ticket ag1 Hea Dachau urea inseminated by or. Mile a it Villa a Gnu Cunt s at Druggis Marietta. Moore e Junction. Vrue it. Cutler,.,.,.,.,. Big Hun. Stewart Junction Broadwell. A hapsburg. A me Vine. Palos. A. M 7 to h of h is 8 m 0 let 0 it w own to it 41 to a e. M. A 9 Oft 3 of 3 is 3 i 3 34 s 36 3 a 864 4 a pm. Hohm hoi no i Palos. A Mea Vine. Sharp Burg. Broadwell. Stewart j unction. Big run. Cutler. Vincent. Moore Junction. Marietta. To. 4 no 6 p. M. To rn1 look i 13 la 26 la to 11 31 i i 41 12 02 12 As 12 to r m 4 45 5 15 3 41 6 37 6 i 6 02 6 14 6 Shi 7 05 7 15 . We m . T. receiver. Notice to teachers. Examinations will be held on the second saturday j each month in the rear except december and january. Primary test will be Given in May and in August lox Weller a nation will to held on the first saturday of april and May by order Hoard of examiners. Of s. Coultrap clerk

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