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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

April lith-From Robert 7. craighill, at
tornoy, CO lection In fun OF the lsstde-
fsred payment for the Harper's Ferry
property-to wit, J. 9. Chile's lAsI
bond aud interest, $1,000. less eommis- ~, A
sion, t93 ''fN'sN' -
MAY 2ef-Erom Robert T. Craighill, at
torney collection under decree Q.
March TO- 1890, in the Circuit Court OK
Alexandria Va, In the case OF Gro
ham o. Washington City, Virginia
Midland aud Great Southern Kali
road Company 0io -
May lst-From Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company, payment OF tnsh 80 -
registered bond due ist May, logO~. w W
September iSth-From John n. Lewis,
attorney, collection Of Ssjs.3o Ia snit
against tho administratrix and heirs =.
OF w. M. Martin. less fee Of f30......".' oVZ %
-
Amount OF receipts ,9Z7 81
1850 December 3ist-Balanco IN ho
state Bank OF Virginia to the credit OF -
tue principal Of the fund....."'.''''. zoo 10
ss,l7 "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
Knew Them Both.

Teacher: Now, Johnny, you may ex-
plain to me the difference between King
and President.
Johnny: Kings are born and presidents
o ct there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
AFLuvANNA CITIZEN DROPS DEAD.
MIR. Washington Buffers Sudden Taking
On-Belled Buzzard.

MIR. Washington Cutters sudden IaAing
on-Belied Buzzard.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatob.l
scorrsvuLE, Va. February 12.-Mr.
Washington Butler, citizen of Fluyanna
county, residing at Hardware Station, on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, was
In good health and in ScottsYille Tuesday
attending 10 business. Yesterday morning
he was corpse, having dropped dead.
Mr. Butler was a quiet and unassuming
good citizen, perhaps seventy years of age.
He was brother of Messrs. Samuel and
John Butler, of Fluyanna.
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
The Dispatch correspondence with refer
enoo TO 1.-THE belled buzzard" IN one Of
the lower counties this week recalls the
fact that there are quito a number of these
fowls OF the Rirp Misunderstanding around
aud about. knew q couple of young men
TO put small steel-traps at q carcass and
thus capture number Of buzzards to
whose necks they attached small bells and
then loosed them TO make music in the
air. Thus, if buzzards be migratory as
claimed by some. there were sufficient
number Of them 10 furnish each district IN
the State with one.
An intermlxtureo of rain and hail has been
falling here during the forenoon of to-day
and the temperature Is below freezing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
THE BORDER ALLIANCE TO MEET
For Consideration of the Fertilizer Cues
tion-Receivers Inspecting.

For CONFEDERATION OF the HeTlihLoE NucS-
tion-Receivers Inspecting.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
DANvuLR, February 12.-The Border Al
lance will meet here on the 18th instant to
consider the fertilizer question. The meet
ing will probably be an interesting one.
A PLEASANT TRIP.
Messrs. Cromwell and Thorn, receivers
OF the Atlantic and Danville railroad, are
making q tour over the road, and are here
to-day to inspect the company's property
in this city. They were entertained by MIR.
James p. Harrison, attorney Tor the road.
NEARLY a CENTESABIAS.
Mr.. William Edwards, who died in Hall
fax county several days ago, was ninety
eighty-eight years of age,
Tobacco has been rolling IN by. the
wagonload for several days past, and the
breaks are very heavy.
BAD ROADS.
The roads are in a terrible condition.
and four horses have to be used to haul
an ordinary load.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
rp,,cKrRs, TROUBLE.
Es.tern-shore Farmers Delayed by ths
Wet Season

r,.stor,-sbore Farmers Delayed ny '
Wet Season
,,,o--.arooaopco Of the Richmond Diapatcn'l
No,r,7v February 12.--In the corn ana
atstn sections the farmers are now com
ip,in;,ire, that the ground is too wet 70
P.a.L snd in the fields there Is very little
49,, mat now. Below Norfolk county III
a., Tsroiina section the farmers are get
tine busv preparing their land for corn
enT cotton. Truckers III that section re-
mort that in protected places peas are up
and growing vigorously. In some Ia,
stances they arc about two inches hlgh anu
the stand IS perfect. Not so many pea
ore crown bv the truckers around Norfolk
o. IN former wears. owing to the southern
meas oetting into market so much ahead
of Norfolk. Irish potatoes make the
money crop here. and on the faVorable
market DAYS a single ship will carry 2O.0OO
barrels from Norfolk. Other crops are IN
cidental.
TO JOIN THE WHITE SQUADRON.
The United States steamer Atlanta left
the navy-vard to-day and proceeded to
Hampton Roads, having been hurried away
bv the department. 1t is thought she Will
nut TO sea early in the morning tor the
Gulf 10 join the white squadron as speedl-
~ as possible. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T.. L. BONlCo iSeuA -
ed from New York this morning, where ne
has been on special duty.
NosINa GRAND JURY.
The report of the grand jury recently IN
session in regard to the Sunday-hquor law
and other matters has created hurry IN
circles interested and is likely TO lead 10
an Improvement and the more stII1E .''iis
enforcement of the laws. The report Will
be referred by Judge Brooke. 70 the Coun-
ellis for their consideration OF the question
of the REORGANIZATION or investigation OF
the police department.
A number of representatives from the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
of the various divisions in Philadelphia
and Wilmington. Del, will reach here on
Sunday to unite with the divisions OF Nor
folk and Portsmouth IN reunion IN the
latter city,
A RICHMOND BRIG.
The brig that collided with the bark Ruth
Palmer in Hampton Roads was rom hlcn-
mond bound out. The brig had her main
boom broken and main-sail torn.
Hannah Sheppard (colored), OF Nortoiik
county, has been arrested tor. perjury In
trying to get q pension claim through.
HAMPToN's FIRE-ENGNR.
A handsome La France engine arrived
here Yesterday from New YORK Tor the
Hampton fire department
The meeting Of the Synodical Commit
tee of the Evangelization of the Presbyte-
rian church here last night was very i'm
portant and hopeful.
Colonel William Lamb is i'll at his resi-
dence on Butte street.
The visiting Philadelphia lumbermen
left last night for Baltimore.
The receivers and several officers OF the
Atlantic and Danville railroad made an in
spection trip over the road yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
THE MILLER FUND. -.
THE MILLER FUND.
THs COMMONWEALTH OF vfa1IsfA.l
SecoED Aopir0es ofTics,

TIE COMMONWEALTH o. Vfs1lhiA
SECOND Aopr0es OFFICE
RICHMOND, January !, 1854.
HE Eres'isncy, Philip ". kegfBnsg, 0eesrrer |"
Yfrgfnfd:
sir,--Undor the provisions OF me VII o. sam :,
uol Miller, dsceasod. for the estaolshms1s ~
and perpetual support OF school on sne 70
lsbor principle GA 4 tract Of land IN nc cyS ws
OF AIbomArie, and the act OF Assompiy ~ 80 y.
ruary "a, 1874 entitled an act 70 glle onsos -,
a comproaiss OF the litigation =. rospees - ~
CONSTRUCTION and effect u tho val u Saa19'
Miller. deceased and 10 ostsbiisn INC msh ns.s
labor school provided for IN ne .weu'y,,n ~
clause cf said will" Il Is male tue dnsy VI w
Second Auditor 20 open ano keep = 49, ~ .sova
eouat 81 40 fund given 10 irns. ior sne evoss
pnroose. 70 30 deaomiueted the Miller = ano' en9
enniIaily on tns aist Of Docsmber 90 MAKE asn
render a true and accurate accoantoi we Iuna.
sbouips distinctly and In detail ,he receipls soo
Announcements on account Of the same anIiDg
inc wear Immediately preceding, copy o. whio1
Account verified By the oath OF he Secoeo
Auditor is required TO DO deliferel 70 tne
Governor 10 b. By him lald before tue Legisia-
tire, and another copy thereof verined "a ike
manner, 10 be published for one month N Two
pewspapers--one printed 10 the toEn o. CneI-
Iottesylile and the other Ia tno city OF hlcnmono.
In tho discharge Of mis- duty have we honor
20 present the following staiemeat;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

The sudden illness Of JAY GOULD caused
a sensation in New York yesterday. He IS
now, with his physicians, en- route from
Florida TO New York on a special train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

January 10th-To Frank @.
KUHN, payment Of per cent.
due him as second Auditor
on $50. S57.13, the amount paid
iutO the Treasury 70 the credit
OF the Miller Fund on account
OF the income Of tho fund
from July (, 1883, 20 and In
Guiding January 0, is9), d.
rected by Samuel Miller in
his will 70 be psid,......-....t 8S 81
July bth-Do. on 81, 40 81 from
January 9. 1890. 20 snd In
Guiding July 8, ls90......-........ 8i4 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
ALneky Bride.

And so you are married te Joe Waters,
are You? Do tell me, who was the best
man at the wedding"
MY husband.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

Governor CAMPBELL, of Ohio, will be a
candidate for reelection, and he expects
Mr.. MCKINLEY will be the Republican
nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

February l5th--To Q. Lee Moore for
taxing acknowledgment as a notary
public Of Frank q. Ruffin, Second
Auditor and secretary Of ths Miller
MsnuAi-L Labor School OF Albemarle,tO
his report OF the Miller Fund for mo
year lSs9.-,...... ..s.................-.....
April 2ith--To ditto, for affixing seal
aud taking acknowledgements OF P.W.
Mckinney, president, and Frank q.
RuliD, Second Auditor and secretary
OF the Miller Msnual-Lab0r school Of
Albemarle, 70 deed Of release 70 j.
c. Chiles on account Of purchase Of
HArper's Ferry properly.
February i3th--To J. 5. WOot for ser
vices and fees as oierk. ........-........
July iith-To tho STATE newspaper for
publishing the annual report Of tue
Second Auditor CT the Miller Fund for
the year l5c9.......... ........".............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
VERY RETIcEET.

The officers of the law are very reticent
in regard to the evidence against Halle
wood, and give as reason that new de-
yelopments may be expected which. will
prove that the death of Mr.. Massie was the
result Of plot 60 waylay and rob him Of
$500 known to have been in his possession
ut the time he was assaulted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
ts.I0
INCOME.

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS on ACCOUNT
OF THE INCOME OF THE FUND FROM DE-
GENDER 81, 1889, TO DECEMBER 81, 1880.
RECEIPTs--ls90.
January 9th-Interest for ak months to
lst OF January, 1890, on Virginia re-
eistered bonds-to ait; At per cent
90 fgOQ,2OO cOnsol bonds, on $1,000
"peeler" bonds. on $3.50 "peeler"
fractional certificate. ana AZ per
cent per annum on s75,3O 1910 re-
gistered bonds, Including 5000 ar -
rears for Iuly 1889 ... f5J,y6y %
July Sd Ditto for six mOnshs TO LIST OF
July, 1890, on SOosS 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
pIsBURsRMRNrs.

DISBURSEMENTS UNDER ORDERS or THE
COUNTY COURT Oh AIBEMARIE AND ORDERS
APPROVED BIZ TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
1890.
January l0th-To G. e. Vawter,
Superintendent OF the Miller
Manual Labor school Of Abe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
DrapURsv,frYrs-1soC

April esd--For the purchase OF sl,Sv Nir-
gina registered per cent. bonds,
bearing interest from LIST January, - =.
1880, at a cost OF 66k per cent.".,...,.S ss3 q
May 20gh-sl, 800 do, bearing interest
from LIST January, 1890, at cost OF O'A az \,
per cent ss.''-'..- s.' W "
October l6th-si,0 900 do. bearing interest
from lst July, 1890, at cost OF ofA 80, =,
and commission. $3.50. ..................'. boO "
December 6th-sl, 900 do, bearing In
terest from lst July, 1890, at a cost Of - .,
68k-f637.50 and commission. $3.50. go y,
Amount Of disbursements. ...$Sl2O a
isg0-December 3lst-Balanco IN me
state Bank OF Virginia 10 the credit
OF the principal Of the fund..."............ 80 "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
zS9s "A
SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE N


FUND.
The following Is a statement OF the securities
belonging 70 the Miller Fnnd In the custody OF
the second Auditor:
Virginia registered per cent con-
sui D0nd8... ...,.-..,........., 93S1Oo 10
Virginia registered per cent " pesk-
err bonds. s......,................... 00Se3 %
Virginia registered bonds Issued IN
der &C, Of March %. 1879. dated
January !, 1879 bearine per cent
per annum Interest for ten years,
I for twenty years. and for ten
years now per cenLh............. 1880 %
Virginia registered per cent
londs. Issued Under act OF Feb
rGary a. iS32 10000 90
RleEG-ond city per cent registered
bonds, due January I. 1907. ...... 1900 90
United states per cent per annnm
registered bonds. due July l. 1907. 6l,0Q0 90
Bank Of Kentucky certificate for 40
shares OF stock. ....,.............. 4iDO0 %
LyBchburg city per cent registered
bond tnow held By 4. T. Craig
iii. attorney, Tor collection OF In
toresI ''..'- ...'.....,..s fW "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

lsJ0-December Slst-BalAnce IN the
Treasury 10 the credit OF the Miller
Fund on account OF the income OF the
fund...-............. ,.,..s...... ...... ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

]. c. Leo Moore, notary pst..
Aforesaid, DO certify thAl Fra1s W p
day made oath before no ~, /, N.-,
staiemonts arc trus - he .st.f u. i,f',.'
and belief. 'a2s,.
Given under my hard 60 tsy 90,
ssi' a.. g. Lsg vi...,
be WV tr.ar-r.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
WILLIAM LAKEWOOD INDICTED.
Completely in the MassIe Murder-Start-
ling Developments Expected.

ROANOKE, Va, February 12.-William
Lakewood, a man who has been confined
in the calaboose for the past two weeks,
was indicted to-day by the grand jury for
completely in the murder of Thomas q.
Massie, real estate agent, who was as
22d Of December last and died a few days
afterwards of the injuries received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
PRINCIPAL.


RECEIPTS AND Disbursements ON ACCOUNT OF
THE PRIscIPAL OF TIE Fund PROM DhcAAl-
BER 81, 1859, TO DECEMBER 81, 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY

ne pkiLY DISPATCH - delivered 70 cub.
Ksrlosrs Al rfvfnES csEu par wook, paSable %
ascsrrier weekly. Mailed 81 % per annum,
tsgcs ak mouths $50 for three months soo
Coz enc month.
ne sKNlwEHgLY pfsfArcH AIS per an
ann, o. 81 for Sin monthA
TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH ~ 81 per saaun.
Ths SUNDAY DISPATCH atu.5o per sDAam
of7ae tor six monfha
Subscriptions Ia al cases payable IN sdvancs,
and no pepsr continued sfier TIE expiration Of
ne time paid fcr. send postotaee mcnsy-ordor.
sheck, or registered letter. currcncy sent By
nen EsI b 81 ire risk Of she sender subscris
bsfs Wishing their postofnce changed must give
tkslr old ~ we'll as their new postonica ban-
PIE copies frea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.

HISTORY OF ST. GEORGES
IL PARISH, In the county Of spotsylyanis
and Diocese OF Virginia, BY Rev. PHILIP
SLAUGHTER, d. D., late historiographer OF the
Diocese. edited BY X A. Brock, with biography
and portrait OF the author, and q continuation,
en- bracing the History Of St. Georges and Trim
ity Churches, 70 tho present time. IL also con-
tains a list OF the publications OF DR.. Slaughter
small Ito paper, Sc; \ Roam, So: y Turkey s.
Mailed prepaid on receipt az price.
j. W RANDOLPH q ENGLISH,
dell-d&w Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

oAtoos "
January sth-Interest for six
| months 10 let OF January. 1890
! on sf55, 800 Of per cent re-
| gstered bonds, issued under
! act OF February, II, lS82.........s2,33S 81
/ July 9d-Interest for six months
| 20 ist OF July, 1890, on fl5S6OO
di''0''''''''''''''''' -,--. - 4.7i7 80
January 9th-Dividend for ak
| months 70 lst Of January, 1890,
| on 40 shares 80 sfl,O0J-ot
per cent .'........'..............s $3.50 90
/ July qth-Ditto 70 lst Of July,
i''' vi inv ''''' '''''''''' s.2sO 90
| April Ist-Interest for three
| months to LIST Of April. 1890
! on $1,000 Of United states 4
| per cent per Rnnum regis
| tefed bonds. ........s....-. ~ O4V W
July 2d-Dit;o to lst OF July,
| 1890, on ditto .................... blO W
septsmber 22c-Ditto to LIST OF
| October, 1880. on ditIo..a".... $40 u
| - 1880 90
January 6th-Interest for six
| months TO lst January, 1880,
| on $40 Lynchburg city per
cent registered bonds..."..... % 10
/ July bth-Ditto for six months
10 ist July, 1870, on dttto...... 8 ~
| - " 20
| May Ist-Interest for six months TO 1sE
| May, 1890, on 5000 Richmond end Dam
| Vile Railroad COmpaDys per cent
registered bond ........ II w
July lS-Interest Tor twelve months TO
| Ist July. 1880, on 2.000 Richmond city
8 per cent registered bond ..........- leo 90
| Interest on money Of she Miller Fund
| deposited 10 the Planters National
Bank Of Richmond from let Deem
Der, 1889, 10 LIST December, lSS0-...".... S9i 50
Tg.Os 10
| iss9-December 3lst-Bslsnce In the
Treasury 10 the credit Of the Miller
| Fund on account OF income........... e,2SS o.
S7s,299 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13
TnR MfrLEn rrrn :

Cd 70 the fund hss tesn sols go,
egKrsgatlpg t4,iL. OF payhblo 49, =.
three years from september 4 a., -. 4,
for the puTcbsas-fnoasy tesreof -, -, !.
cash paymsnt There kss zen ~, 80 - :
fund on account q ihs sarns 3, Z. ..'isi =
OF principal snd t1as.s9 90 s,rs1., 4, = -
1hs hopse aad lot ~ Hsrpsr. ~. y l,'',,.
vas 500 ior $3.50 which has been N y :
Is Will be ssen ~ inc s,sssnsb, a ~
eeipth scd disOursemenis ob see,l
o. inc on ',l. tlefe :, "a ,1o Tea,
the maintenance aud supDoft i, -
school Doce o. Der 81. 1870 ts
And TO tnb credit Of tie flDr "a
state BANK Of Nirg,nis = bs.a5r.,
principal nf-.................
Respectfully submittei.
$3.50 .,,,,,. 49,, FRANK G. arp,.
nj Ta Maa....n MI" = .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

Second Auditor and socr s,sy- ~ . 'l.f
Manual Labor school q Alt....As i,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

Reading notsees IN reading matter type, Owe
lines or less. 81; in nonpsrail leaded, 7sc
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
piiaaiien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

January 9th-Dividend for six
months 10 ist Of January, 1880,
on 40 shares - siI,O0J--of
Bank OF Kentucky st0ck-4
per ceut .,.....ss.sssssss.s..s''s.s "a
July qth-Ditto 70 Let Of July,
1880, on dit;0.,....................' !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-13

January 6th.-Interest for six
months 10 lst January. 1870,
on $40 Lynchburg city per
cent. registered bonds.."..... q
July 5th-Ditto for six months
70 1st July, 1890, on ditto..... q
The advocate., 1891-02-18
Gloves and MitteRS
al Reduced Prices.

We have received Q quantity OF the above from
q prominent manufacturer at discount from
regular prices, which we viii share with our Gus
toners.
ALL BARGAINS.
A California OIL Tan Gloves, string fasten.
efh, unllneu w w
A Genuine Plymouth Buck Gloves, unlined
A B California OIL Tan Gloves, fleece lined,
kult WIlblh ..,,.,.., .s's's' 's''ss,sss cO
A4 Genuine Cali Skin, oil tanned, string
fastener, unlned d..,,,,..,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,. %
A Mems Seal Gloves, patent fastener ..... 1 10
A Mems Genuine Indian Tan Buck Gloves
llned knit wool wrists. sts..,,.,,,,,,,,,..,... 1 %
MITTENg.
Al Mems MacklnAw MttS, oil tan leather
pAn .ts.as.s.ss = sssss, W %
A Mems MacklnRW MlttG, calf thumb and
pAllu ssssss ,sss ssssssssts NJ
A 0 Mems MaCRinaW Mltts buck thumb
anu pam, ,;..,.;,,', ,',.N...,,,i,S..ys s;,;., SV|
A 10 Mems Genuine Adirondack Buck Mitts
unlined, best made ...,,,.,,,,,.,.,..,,..,. 20
Tx. ~, HAGLB 81 CO.,
90 wabash Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,
The advocate., 1891-02-18
OEWTzENg ALLIANCE or KANSAS.
OFFICIAL

WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. 2, 1891.
All commissions issued to national or
ganlEen from this Office prior TO Decem.
Dor 2, 1890, are hereby declared TO bO
null and OF no effect, unless the same
have been renewed by proper authority
National organizers holding such COM
missions will make application 10 this
Office foa q renewal Of the same.
r. Z. pCTw
The advocate., 1891-02-18

President N. F. A. and I. U.

Persons desiring TO be commissioned
90 national organizers Of the National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
will make written application to the ma
tlOnal president at Washington, ID. O.,
accompanied by Endorsement Of state or
national officers as 10 character and quail
ldcations OF applicant II they desire 10
work In states having state organizations,
they will make application 70 the presi'
dent Of their respective states.
l.. L. Polk,
President N. II, A. and /. u.
The advocate., 1891-02-18
MUNpREDs on THEM.

BoswHLt, Ind, Oct. u, 1900.
MI. q, O. Steketee :---YouT Hog Cholera Cure, OF
which led two boxes 10 yearling colt, brought hun.
lrsds OF pin worms and smaller red ones from her.
medicine. WILLIS ROBSON.
Never was known 10 ial che only sure remedy log
yorms IN Hogs, MOrsoa, Sheep Dogs or Fowls
tverv package warranted II used as per directions
Price, soc. per package. 6oc. by mail, ; packages
H. 90 hy express prepaid. II your druggist has not
got IL send direct 20 the proprietor, GEO. h'
3TEKETEE, Grand Rapids Mich'
lCMALAm0R ALL OTHuR Hoe CnoLRRA RHMEDIRs
Mention THE ADVOCATE.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-05-23

A DENVER lawyer is reported to
have made the discovery that a de-
tective cannot be believed even on
oath. It is late to make discov-
cry of that kind, but better late
than never. There has not been a
time in twenty years that we would
have believed one on oath. More
over, it is our settled opinion that
every community should white-cap
them. Having no character, they
have no respect for character in
other people, and their prying med
dlesomeness and perjuries make
more criminals than they ever bring
to justice. They work for money
and will both swear falsely and
suborn and train perjurers to con-
vict their victims that they may
get money.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-05-23

THAT was great convention that
met at Cincinnati on the 18th inst.
and a great purpose called it to-
gether, namely, to consider the
project of organizing a new party,
besed upon the four fundamental
interests of finances, transportation,
labor and land. These embrace
about all that can promote or him
der the economic we'll being of
people, and these existing political
parties have handled in a manner to
force the many into pauperism that
the few might be surfeited in luxu-
robustness and ostentation. Among
it's membership are. able men, ex-
perienced men, brave men, and when
their work goes out to the country il
will be something more than ring
ing platitudes and promises to be
broken, or we shall be very much
disappointed.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-05-23

PRESIDENT HARRISON deeply re-
grets the busting of Governor Boyd
of Nebraska, by supreme court
constituted solely of republicans.
ut would have been far BETTER" he
says, "for Mr.. Boyd to have served
out his term of office unchalenged,
than that the party should bear the
charge of having ousted him from
Office" If it was right to Dust
him, no one has a right to complain,
but if it was, as now appears prob
able, political act, the guilty party
should bear the odium, aud suffer
the consequences. Least of all
should Mr.. Harrison complain,
since but few short weeks ago he
appointed II federal judges, every
one republican, thus doing all in
his power to partisanize our judi
ciary.