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New York, June Five enormous
tanks, each containing $4,000 gallons
Of water, fell five stories through the
new building of David S. Brown & Co.,
soap manufacturers, at Twentieth ave-
nue.. Fifty-first and Fifty-second
streets, this morning, burying two men
under tons of debris. The body OF
William Fraser, 40 years old, q sur
veyor in the employ of the Otis Ele-
vator Company, was taken frcm the
ruins. Jacob Jacobson, carpenter, is
missing. The contractors and architect
Of the tanks were arrested, charged
with homicide. 1t was claimed by ain
expert that the mortar used was moth
ing more than mud. There were 10
men in the building at the time.
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Rrooklyn salla For Nurope.

New York, June AT fioodtide
this morning the cruiser Brooklyn sailed
for southampton. Her speed across
the ocean will be about IS or IA knots,
there being no wish or need to press
her. She will reach her destination
in about 10 days, and will then clean
up and by the time the naval review
comes of the Brooklyn will have few
II any rivals as model Of discipline,
cleanliness and beauty.
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catching large numbers of young
salmon which are about large enough
to go to sea, and that because of this
destruction to the small fish, the
salmon canning industry will be great
ly reduced in the future.
An Astoria city ordinance makes it
an offense. punishable by a fine Of $40,
or 10 days imprisonment, for allowing
caterpillars to nest in trees. Chief
Hallock has notified citizens that he
will enforce the law 1t is reported
there are many trees on the hills in
tested with these pests.
State Treasurer Phil Metschan re-
ceived $4,000 from the treasurer of
Linn county, on account of state taxes
for the year 1896. This is a partial
payment and one of several made by
that county. There is still balance
due from Linn, as well as from nearly
every county in the state, but few hav-
ing paid their state taxes in full.
+. H. Andrews was badly hurt by
fall that he received while climbing a
cliff for duck eggs, near Kellogg, in
Douglas county. last week. The rope
broke and he fell about 80 feet, among
large boulders. His father was with
him and promptly went to his assist
ance, but it will be long time before
he will be able to climb cliffs again.
Modern progress has indicated the
Japanese as the most Intelligent Of the
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Confe.sed ANA pl.apnearsa.

Dover, Del, June 7.-While the di.
rectors Of the First National bank were
examining the accounts Of William N.
Boggs, the paying teller, they received
a letter from him saying he was &as,.
600 short and had left town. He gave
the details Of his Irregularities. which
had extended over 10 yeara
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o. II. q n. o.. TIN. card.

Two passenger trains both ways each day
KAsr BouNn
Spokane Express leaves Portland daily ut 2.a6
y. m, and arrives nj Arlington Al sp M.
Fast mail leaves Portland NJ y. M, and ar
rires ut Arlington NJ s;25 A. M.
wgsr noukD,
Fast mail arrives at Arlington ~ 1907 y, m,
and at Portland a. M
Portland Express arrives At Arlington At Q; ;s3
q IN, aud at Portland ~ lisa9 a. M.
Fares by boat 10 kAn Francisco have been re,
duced hrst cabin, tl2; steerage, 81, including
meals and berths. Through tickets are sold In
Arlington. y. &. HiSDLE, Agent.
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WOOL GROWERS!.
....Hau1 Your Wool to The Dalles....
THE DALLES is BEST MARKET FOR EASTERN OREGON AND
WASHINGTON WOOLS


with open river sea- Daes now enjoys the dstnc-
ton Of having the Best Competitive Freight both by
land and water to all the leading markets United
StateS
C0NGREGATE IL THE DAILES
all the best markets in the United States represented
We have the best
handle the entire clip Eastern Oregon andW Washington.
We make liberal congnmens enabling owner to
hold for higher
We to
oaedon
surrounded buildings
Nevertheless by
solicit continuance the
Of
market that give good clean service
house in this town offering the facilities.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-06-11

Modern progress has indicated the
japanese as the most intelligent of the
dark-skinned races of mankind.
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seventh Judicial DI.triet

gea,.., ,..s.,......aa.,a.og,.s agW /. Bradshaw
scouting Attorney A. a. Jayne
mbCr Of State Board ,........ea..4....w, q. wills
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Nj AR RIED.

On Wednesday. June LIST. 1897. nj the
residcn"" of Mr.. solomon MINER, hy
Rev. W. II. Parker, MIR. TUOS. +.
CAMPBELL and Miss JENNIE WINNER
all Of Monroe county.
On Thursday. June 3rd. 1897. ut Mr..
John Carr :. in Monroe county, 10y Rev.
Il. +. Pennington. Mr.. CITAS. CArER-
TON FEEGUSON and Miss MOLLIE
W ATrS-all of that county.
On Wednesday. June 23rd, 1897, near
Fort Spring, this county, Mr.. II. f..
IIEISKELL. formerly Of New York
but now a {. Il q. engineer. and Miss
MAMIE BEOwN. OF this county.
On Wednesday. May Goth, 1897, at
the residence of Mr.. Brown Parker, by
Rev. John l.. Mccormick, Mr.. J.
ASmEY KIRBY and Miss MARY RO-
SETTA WICkLINE--all of Monroe
county.
On Tuesday. June 22nd, 1897. in the
NJ. +. Church, Ivy Rcvs.
u. &. IIcdriCk and BCnj. llarrOp, Mr..
\. l.. MCGAEACK, Of IOudOn county,
Va, and Miss adobe V. ALLENDER,
Of ROnCcvcrtC.
ON Wednesday. June 10th, 1897. in
10y Rev. J. IL. Littell. Mr..
4. \. COKRELL. Of Parkershurg. and
Miss ANNIE llITCUCOCK. of Wheeling,
both mutCS, and the deaf and dumb
language was used in the ceremony hy
the minister. The groom is Il brother
lr MIR. J. NJ. COrrCll, of this vicinity.
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Trustees Sale.

DI virtue of deed of trust executed
ID 10y :. Il. McClung to me, +. +.
Hill, us trustee, dated November 18th,
1896, and recorded in the Clerks office
of Grcenbrier county, w. Va, in Trust
Deed Book No. >, page 622, to secure
the payment of certain note therein
mentioned, and default having been
made in the payment of the said note,
and being requested by the holder
thereof so to do, | will. on
Friday, the 23rd day Of Julg, 1897,
at II o'clock m, in front Of the store
house of Miller Il NOwlan, at the north
end Of the Anderson bridge, in the town
of North Anderson, Grccnbrlcr county,
W. Va, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the property conveyed
10y said deed of trust, namely: That
certain tract or parcel of land, living
and being in Meadow Bluff district.
Grecnhricr county, West Virginia, on
Zig Clear Creek, and adjoining the
lands of Charles Price and others and
being the same land conveyed to the
said ;. Il. McClung by Madison Nc
Chung and wife, and containing one
hundred and ninety seyen acres.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money cash
III hand, Onc-third thereof, with inter
est, in one year, and the residue thereof
with interest, in two years, the pur-
chaser to give bonds with approved Sc
curity for the deferred payments, and
the title will he retained as ultimate
security. +. +. HILL,
June 2l-4w. Trustee.
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live stock MARKETS..
BALTIMORE. June 23rd. 1897

pALll NUKE. ~ ullC .-OIu, 1881.
The offerings this week were fully mp
in quality TO those Of last week, there
being fewer of The lower grades, and
while not quite us many tops. there
were fully rs good ones us there were
last week. Prices generally were about
! cent lower than last week. Quota
tiOuS 500 To S4.15, most sales nj 81 50
to $40 per 100 lbs. The range at same
time last year was from S. TO s.
per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best hCevcS at 4.60aS4 10 {:
those generally rated first quality 4.O0a-
S435, medium or good fair quality
3.0OaSS.50, and ordinary thin steers,
oxen and COWS 2.OoaS2 80 per 100 lbs.
RccciptS--l ,254 head, against | .24S last
week, and 1852 same period last year +.
SalcS--l,l Isl head, against ! .225 last
week, and l,e$2 head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. Receipts, IL ,S72
head. We quote butcher sheep ut 2a3i
cts. per H., and lambs at iali cts, per
IT., gross.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-lSeevcs--Re.
cciptS &.177 head. The Market WAS
higher ordinary toprime native steers
sold 1T 4.25aS5.20 per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry COWS, | S0aS3. 80. The range
at same time last year for ordinary To
prime native steers WAS from s. to
s. per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 9,5l2: butcher sheep sold at
= .INaSl.35. and lambs ut 2.50aS6.O0 per
loo Hos. Receipts 9,672 live
hogs sold 1T 3.10aS 100 per 100 lbs.
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1T may moi he geuorally known
that Washington and Lee University
has larger number OF prize scholar
ships than any other institution in
the South, nearly $4,000 being dis
trihuted annually for attainments in
scholarships. This includes one $500
fellowship aud four $500 scholar
ships, together with dozen more
ranging in value from $40 to 500.
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GO c : aI;p a1
In effect Dec. 10Th. 1896.

EASTBOUND.
Trains leaye Ronceverte as follows
Ga II. m. daily. Express for Wash
ington, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, Rich
mond, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. Dining Car to
Washington.
?.32 y. M. daily. f. +. V. Limited
for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York,
Richmond, Old Point Com
tort and Norfolk. Dining
Car.
3.W p. M. Daily Express for Clifton
Forge.
wEsTBoUND.
80 n. M. Daily. f. +. V. Limited
for Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, Chicago, West
and Southwest. Dining Car
9.5l p. m.-Cincinnati and st. Louis
Special for Cincinnati, In
dianapOlis, st. Louis, Chi
cago, Louisville, West and
Southwest. Dining Car.
$50 n. M. Daily Express for Hunting,
ton.
For additional information address
a. Ii. G.. Bray, Agent. Ronceverte, OF
ii. w. FULLER,
Gent Pass Agent.
&. w. STEVENS,
General Manager.
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The Governor Married

Gov. G.. w. Atkinson and Mrs
Myra ii. Camden were quietly mar
riCd at the brides homo in ClarkS
burg on the evening Of the 9th ult.,
in the presence of Il select company
of relatives ana friends OF the con.
| tracing parties. II il u matter OF
much interest that Mrs. Camden,
now Mrs. Gov. Atkinson, l. under
| Indictment for forgery i'm tn" Circuit
Court of Gilmrr county. The facts,
~ stated in the newspapers of the
State, SCCm to be about aS follows
When he was very old and in feeble
health Judge G. II. Camden married
this lady, who was the widow Of DR..
authorized by him to look after his
business, which was mostly i'm notes
and lands in the interior Of the State.
Upon his death n will WAS found
which gave almost his entire estate
TO his widow. Judge CamdCn's
blood relatives were going to con.
test the will, but af'tCrward cOmpro.
missed, and since then there has been
"A bitter feud between them and Mrs.
Camdcn's friends.
At the last term of the Circuit
Court in GilmCr county uu indict.
mCnt was returned against Mrs. Cam.
den for forgery. 1t is alleged that,
after her husbands death, she sold
some land, signing the Judges name
to the deeds and dated them before
his death. 1t is asserted toy Mrs.
Camdcn'S friends that his was done
III good faith, and that she had au.
thority to act as she did, and that
this affair was worked mp to cmhar.
rass her at this time on account of
her coming marriage to Governor
Atkinson.
Mrs. Camden's maiden name was
Horncr, and she is connected with
numerous prominent and we'll known
families in this state and Virginia.
In a statement made at Charleston,
n few days before his marriage, the
Governor announced his complete
confidence in Mrs. Camdcn'S hon.
esty, and declared that there were no
grounds whatever for the charge and
that it originated in an attempt ON
the part Of persons who were disap-
pointed over their share of Camdon'S
wealth and now seek TO destroy the
happiness Of Mrs. Camden. The
Governor stated that he had made a
thorough investigation and had not
the least doubt that MIS-. Camden
will be fully eXoncratcd. He added
that he would see that the persons
bringing the charges are punished
by the law, and will insist on a ven.
tilati0n Of their motives and record.
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GIVE US A TRIAL.
Auction Sale Block.

ID EGINNING with Tuesday next,
ID the 22nd inst, (being the first day
Of the Circuit Court | will start at
Lcwisburg, A SALE BLOCK OR PUR-
Lie AUCTION SALE, ut which | will
sell, for reasonable commission,
horses, cows, stock of all kinds, vehl.
cles, or any other kind of personal
property or real estate you may wish to
dispose of, and on such terms us the
seller may designate.
For the present announce the FIRST
DAY OF EACH TERM or TIE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY COURTS ms the public
sale days. | will also answer all calls
from any part of the county for my
services us huctionccr or Veterinary
Surgeon. ;. Il. WALLACE.
June l7-tf.
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View Advertisements.
ROANOKE o 'o7:11 ea9

Course for Degrees, with Electives {:
high standard. Also Commercial and
Preparatory Courses. Library 20 900
volumes. Working l.ahorato DRY. Good
morals and discipline. Six churches
no bar-rOOms. IIealthful noun.
tain climate. VERY MODERATE EN-
PENSES- may I've reduced below $50
tor nine months fees, board. &c. 18th
year begins Sept. 18TH. Catalogue free.
Address JULIUS ID. DREHER.
President. July l-2w.
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Ben liurXthal ct al., Defendants.
IN CIIANCERN.

The object of this suit is to subject
to sale for payment of liens thereon the
real estate and certain mill property of
the defendant, Ben lIurNthal. and CS-
peciallN for payment of liens To the
plaintiffs, rs follows Bowling. SPOTS
" Co., SlOl. IS and costs Y Dung. Crcigh-
ton " DiggS, Sl5l 80 and costs: and
Wingo, Elliot II Clump Shoe Co.. $l7i
and costs and it appearing. 10y ALI
davit filed, that the defendants, +. W.
Walton, Trustee Peoples Building.
Savings Loan Association. corpora.
ton incorporated under the laws Of the
State of New York; Emclia &. Il. Car
ter, Trustee, and in her own right III.
Is. Buck, Trustee Farmer s Il Trader s
Bank of Knoxville, Tenn, Il corpora
tlon incorporated under the laws of the
State of Tennessee Trustees of kar-
thand S Estate: Thomas Grcacon, and
Bigana :. llurXthal, are non-rcsidcuts
of this State, 1t is ordered that they do
appear here within enc month after
the date of the first publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
TeStc:
ONATHAN MAYS.
j. =. McNhortcr. sol. Clerk.
June LOW.
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The Queens Jubilee.

The grand parade at the Queens
Jubilee in London, ON the 92nd. was
said To he the most gorgeous and i'm.
posing exhibition Of the kind ever
seen in the history Of England.
First came the colonial procession
in which the prrmirrS of Canada,
New South Wales, New Zealand and
others, accompanied 10y the natives
of those colonies, occupied first place,
and after the prcmirr~ came mounted
troops of the colonies, who were con.
spicuous for the diversity of their
size, color, uniform aud arms, this
intending 10 show the great differ.
encc in the races over which the
Queen holds rule.
Them military procession came next,
and Great Britain's great war strength
was shown in a more gorgeous man.
ner than on any other previous Occa-
sion. The glittering, brilliant uni
forms and the dazzling medals of
honor, of which the most hirhlv
priced is the Victoria cross, com.
bined To give to this pageant char.
acter to fill English hearts with pride.
Last of all came the Queens pro.
ceSsion. First the aides. dc.c9mp,
headed by the Prince of Wales,
Dukes Cambridge and Connaught
and Earl Wcyms. Then the Lord
Lieutenant OF London, the Duke of
cstminStcr, riding alone. Thcnio
lowed "A dazzling array Of cqurrrics,
gentlemen in waiting, military at.
tacheS in all the uniforms and court
dresses Of Europe. Special environs
in gorgeous landaus with richly liv.
cried cOachmen proceeded other
royal landaus drawn by four horses
in which were the Princes and
PrinceSSes of the blood. Then came
the second life guards, succeeded bv
an escort OF British and foreign
princes, twenty-five guards of honor
the com mander.in-chief, and at last
the Queen i'll the royal carriage drawn
by eight Hanoverian creams. Cheer
after cheer rent the air as this CARR
ag" passed through the crowded
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TERMS BOARD and tuition in AGA.
demic course for session, 1916. For
fun information address
REV. W. :. AN DERSON,
june aft. PRINCIPAL.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
- GREENRRIEE Coz NTN, S.: At
rules held In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of GrccuhriCr county. ON
the first Monday in the month Of
June. 1897.
Bowling, SPOTS ~ Co. ct ais, COM
plalnantS,
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just received ut the FURNITURE
STORE, R0nceyerte. ". Va.
T.. il. * RIA MER d son.
Grain Threading.

I HAVE new THRESHING OFT.
FIT with TRACTION ENGINE
and, being prepared to do good work,
respectfully solicit a generous share of
public patronage. Satisfaction puar.
anteed in all particulars.
s. Il. MASON,
June 24-tt. Lewisburg, W. Va.
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Commissioners Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

DURSU ANT to decree of the
Il Circuit Court Of GrCcrbriCr
county, rendered ut the April term.
1897. in the ChamCCry cause of Sam ! NJ.
Deem : admIniSt rat or vs.. sam / Deem :
heirs ct ais, the undersigned Special
commissioners. appointed for the pur-
pose, Will sell. at puhIc auction. to the
highest bidder, in front of the Lewis
burg Hotel, in the town of LcwiShurg.
w. Va. ON
Saturday, the &rd ddg Of Juia. 1897.
two tracts Of land situate on the head
waters of Muddy Creek and Staten Run.
Blue sulphur district. GrcCnhrICr
county, W. Na.--Onc tract containing
loo acres known rs the Jos. SAVERS
tract, upon which said sam ! Deem re.
sided at the time of his death. This
tract will he sold subject to the widow s
dover i'll IL acres thereof. including
the house and barn. The other tract
adJOlnS the above named 100. acre tract.
and contains 267 acres, less 30 acres
laid of To Lewis Flint by the said Court,
and is known rs Deems CLAY tract. -
This tract is timber land and fully two
thirds of it excellent timber, that has
never been touched. This ( lay tract"
Will I've offered in two parcels, and then
rs Il whole, and which ever brings the
most money will hc adopted.
TERMS or SALE:
Cash enough in hand TO pay costs of
suit and expenses of sale, and for the
balance credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months will he given. the pur-
chaser executing bonds with good Sc
cultN for the deferred payments and
the title will he retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
WIN. +. MCCLUNG,
JONI \. PRESTON.
Special Commissioners.
nDrl llN lLll Lnll LnS Lnnh, i..n,. L..
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THURSDAY. JULY lST, 1897.
FUsION IN lOwA.-Thc Demo
cratic, Free Silver Republican ant
populiSt state Conventions all met
nj DCs MojnCs, Iowa, last week, aud
agreed upon n platform and Singl,
ticket, upon which all these rlc'
mCutS would unto in the coming
State election. \ full ticket was
nominated, headed 10y +. T.. White
for Governor, and the same will bc
placed on the official ballot under
the name " pCmOCratiC.'
The sentiment was almost over
whclmiugiy for Bryan. Every ref
CrCncC to his name was greeted with
lusty cheering. His picture was re-
pcatcdly displayed, and every time
an orator pointed toward it there WAS
given TO the gold Democrats. The
silver element Of the party had its
own way in all the proceedings. In
point of numbers il was one of the
largest Democratic conventions ever
held in that city, and in point Of en-
thusiasm it will compare favorably
with any Of them.
SENATOR MORGAN on the BIRD,
introduced a bill for annexation of
the Hawaiian Islands. The bill pro-
Nidcs that the islands shall become
territory of the United States in
accordance with the terms Of the re-
Gently negotiated treaty. The date
set for the extension Of the laws of
this country over the islands is the
fourth Of March, lN9N, but il is spe-
officially provided that they may he
put in force at an earlier day If Con-
grcsS so directs. 1t is also directed
that the five commissioners provided
for by the treaty to make recon-
mCndatiOns to Congress in matters
pertaining to Hawaii shall be con-
tirmed by the Senate. The bill APP
prOpriatCs million dollars for the
49,. 49,, 49, i's' -, va .''o ''"""
- ~ =
the debt i deferred.
-..-'.-
IKE hEl NlON.- me reunion OF
N""lc"er"'o veterans AT nashville
i"9' week was grand success
ihcre "'r" ''"o" delegates present,
l,""" camps w"r" represented
When General Gordon intimated in
GororoI r,.,,,,,,,,o ,,.
,o,,1 .;.. r,> -, -,
nor,o Of ,no o.oo, hail. $780,, .,,.
Tho GororoI hod ao,a,,,aI H. -,
dross m,,ior u.os ,,o,o u,o, ,..
Josonh N-hooIor ho u,.,oo,,,,, -,
nomiro,o co,oroI ro.,,.
cIcctior ord corriod
Gcuor,I S,,rho, n ,o, ., 49,,
boor caIlod :, ,,o a,.;. ,.,,.,
Nominations o,oso1 ,, r.,,,,
Gor,lor u.,.. ,,,,i,'',.,.. ,,.I.,
-.....,
An ohr,,,,, , .,,.
Inc tarltt'bIll debate occurred i'm the
Spnptn ot - as, -, A.
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HAVING bought the interest of w. l..
MOORE | will continue the business i'm
my own name. | thank my friends and
the public generally for their patronage to
the old concern. and solicit share of your
patronage for the new. | have already
bought for Spring trade the largest line of
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SAM'L G.. BURDETTE, of Charles
ton, has received his commission as
Assistant L. =. District Attorney.
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llOLDING IT'S HANDS. -. The
House Of Representatives has been
holding its hands in complete idle
ness for two months waiting for the
passage of the tariff bill by the Sem
ate. The standing committees have
not been appointed, hence nothing
can he done. 1t so happens that the
House has never had an opportunity
to act upon the resolutions by the
Senate granting belligerents' rights
to Cuba, and now, ii is said, Senators
are threatening to bring the House
to terms by refusing to pass the tariff
bill until the House acts upon the
Cuban resolutions.
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The instructors are thoroughly com
pctcnt and experienced teachers.
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| certify that bond has been given hv
the above named Special Commission
crS rs required 10y law.
JON ATTAIN MAYS.
June LOW. Clerk.
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Ar Sistcrsvillc, on the 23rd, Miss
Ada Stuart, n woIl.kuown voung
lady, committed suicide in the office
of Col. Robt. Moore, one of the
most prominent attorneys in the
n,o ha,r, ,.;,. ,r,- ..,,,.'
xo..,,,a 49,, ,,.;..,, -
M,
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-07-01

SENATOR TELLER warns his Re.
publican colleagues in the Senate not
to expect prosperity from the pend
ing tariff bill, for if they do their
hopes will surely be blasted.