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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16
I'm BERKELEY
VlRGIHlAA LETTER BOX IN BERKELEY.

All comm unIcntionn, advertise.
mcnts, orders for the piper. or Other
business, left In the letter box OF tho
sSrfo!k V!reinInn I'm the 0nice of tho
aank CT HcrkIcy, II HcrItIey Ave-,
VIII DC promptly attended 10 IL puG In
by six o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16

was arrested in Norfolk, and in re-
sponse TO n message from :hc chief u
police there Sergeant Ames went down
to-day for his man. Holt was brought
back TO Suffolk and lodged in jail. He
will have Il preliminary hearing next
Monday.
He is charged with robbery. He Is
wanted for stealing money AMI Other
raluables from Robert Saunders
TOOK A WALK AND GOT MARRIED
Miss kate Joyner disappeared from
homc and for n time her friends knew
not her whereabouts. That was two
days ago. Now 1t comes about that she
Is married. She went ito North Carroll
ma Mr.. Eugene Darden, Of Smithheld.
came over here and went out Dor a walk
with Miss Joyner. They walked ITO the
Snffolk and Carolina depot, and were
taken to the old North State. Yester-
day they returned and were driven to
the grOom'S home
STOLE ~ HORSE AT CHURCH.
Tom Goodman was taken to the pen
Hentlary tonight. Hc gets five years
for horse stealing. Goodman is from
Isle OF Wight country. He stole a
horse from n church ground over there
last summer and tried to get away.
The Suffolk police caught him.
SHORT ITEMS.
Mrs. j. c. helms got back Tonight
from Norfolk. where she had been WIS.,
NlnE several days.
Mrs. Morel and DR.. w. w. Murray re-
turned to-day from Staunton, where
they attended the funeral of their
brother Professor John Murray, of the
Baldwin Seminary.
The whist fever has struck town
-,r.tr do, 49,
play n short series Of duplicate whist &C.
cosionally.
Pelham Trotman to-day got SOS for
toe. short time ago he mashed one
or those members but carried accident
insurance. To-day Woodward & Elan
paid him. Read their ad.
Wilbur Il. Brinkley, who had been
visiting relatives in the county, went
back tonight to his home In Richmond
There Will be q called meeting of the
Tom Smith Camp of Confederate Vete.
rams Monday night, when matters per-
tinent to the reunion in Richmond will
be talked of.
Mrs. e. II. Jordan has been sick 70,
several days at her home, on Pinne,
street.
The quarterly conference of the S1air
Street Methodist church will take place
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney Harris has concluded q
stay with Suffolk friends, and returned
10 her home in Portsmouth.
Mrs. o. G. Calhoun, of Halifax. N. c..
Is being entertained by Mrs. Arthur L.
Jones.
MIR. M. w. Jones has concluded a shor,
stay In Baltimore
Miss Annie Morell has returned from,
Norfolk
Big game continues to herd around
Lake Drummond. lit Is there in abund-
anCa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16
A11X-UP IN COLORADO.

In Colorado there IS q great mix-up
among the silver forces. The silver
Democrats have nominated n gold man
for chief justice, and the nominee OF the
silver Republicans has accepted q nomi-
nation also from the regular Hepubli-
cans, to the great disgust of the silver
men, The Popullsts alone have clear
ticket in this silver State.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16

On September 21st Mr.. Pelham T1tot-
man dropped a bundle of hubs on his
toe, MASKING It very severely, and dis
ahlinG him for two weeks On October
Sth he filed his claim for indemnity, and
to-day received n check for s25, being in
full for two weeks disability.
Ho had nm accident policy for 81, 500
In The Travellers, which never discounts
or delays payment OF q claim
Moral: Insure In The Travellers to-
day.
WOODWARD & ELAN. Agents,
ocl6-tf No. Main street, Suffolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16
NHKssaa WHEEH Hg BOS

1t will arrest loss of flesh and
restore to normal condition the
infant, the child and the adult. 1t
will enrich the blood Of the anemic;
will stop the cough, heal the irrita-
ton Of the throat and lungs, and
cure incipient consumption. We
make this statement because the
experience of twenty-five years has
proven it in tens of thousands of
cases. Be sure jon get SCOTS Enuisiou.
soc. and si.oo, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16

. The happiest
"a moment in a wo.
~ mans life is when
~ she feels for the
u, first time the cling
. Ing caress of her
own baby's fin.
a. gers: How many
Thousands of women
miss this greatest, wo-
u anliest happiness,
and live out dreary,
, a b e less, lovelcss
ives because NJ III
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16
Night School.

Mon. Wed. ala Fri. Southern Shor
Hand and Business University.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16
What is
SCOTS
F11u1Sion 2

1t IS strengthening food and
tonic, remarkable in it's f1esh-form-
ing properties. It contains Cod,
Liver Oil emu1sified or partially
digested, combined with the we'll
known and highly priced Hypo-
phosphites Of Lima and Soda, so
that their potency is materially
increased.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-16
LOCAL ISSUES IN IOWA.

In Iowa very important considerations
enter into the fight. The Democrats. In
addition 10 making the fight on the Old
Bryan lines, are attacking the record of
the present Republican State officers,
accusing them OF extravaganza. etc.
Strong speakers are being put into the
State by both parties, and n hard fight
Is being made, but the chances of sue
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
Stockholders neehng.

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Supply Ditch compav will be held
in the district cour room at the
courthouse in Stevcnyillc, Montana,
on the 31st day Of Ju7, A. D. 1897,
at 10 o'clock a. m., 70 the purpose of
electlng seven directos Of said COM
pany to hold their ,f1iccs for one
year and until their successors are
elected andCqualilfed. Also for the
purpose of adopting a,ode of bylaws
lor the government OF said company
and for the further ptrpose of rati-
Tying and confirming the acts and
proceedings Of the Cheers, defacto
officers. directors and dcfacto dircc
tors of said company, and to trans
acC such other business as may come
before said meeting.
JOHN S. ROBERTSON, Pres.
V. BURoH, Dtfacto Pres.
AMOS BUCK, Secretary and Defacto
Secretary
= Dated at Stevensvil!c, Montana,
his 10Th day of July, A. D. 1897.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
FROM NELSON, @. C.
Charley Smith Tells What Former Bitter
Root People Are Doing.


Charles Z. Smith, formerly of the
Steyensyille hotel, writes to Lew E.
Williams from Nelson, B. c., about
the country and some of the former
Bitter Root people. We give some
extracts from the letter:
Stayed in Rossland all winter: .nev-
er missed a meal nor saved acent: of
course ran up against Bridgeford,
who was the same old thing until he
was married. Pearson was there, but
went to SLOGAN City to work for B.
Hill, who you knew.at Hamilton.
Saw McCabe; he went to Grand
Forks, as did John Keogh. Keogh
was broke when, he landed.
Jack O'Rrien has. a good location
and could have cleaned up about
$40, 1000, but he hadn't Jared loose
When,I left and think likely he has
beens too.sloW.
McCarty has made about SO, 900,
and 0Dan Mckinuon had invested
81 500 in lot on a back street and
had started to build.
Left Rossland about the first Of
April and came north here. Have
met Harry Ashcraft, WHO has good
shop and fine business. He, us YOU
know, is reputed to be worth all
kinds Of money, but guess he can
care for it all without any trouble.
Was with Burns here for a week
Or SO. lie lnuouurd 10 start IN hnsi-
ness here, but guess he couldnJ quiz
rustic the required amount.
Jim Fussy is in Kaslo lunning a
saloon, but he has a poor location
aud [ don't think he is making any
thing.
q Rainyille is:at Ainsworth cunninga
mine, and Fred Wilson is with him
and has a good job.
have been pretty well over the
country and she puts me in mind OF
the old shell game-now you see it.,
and now you don't. There are un-
| doubtedlv some good mines here but
they are very scarce, and ic the boom
was out of her she would be deader
than Ii, with the possible excep-
:tion Of the SLOGAN country, where
there are some high grade silver pro-
perties that are fine.
Rossland has built far ahead of the
mines. I say mines, but she has only
one dividend payer and none are de-
veloped as to depth. A majority arc
iron-cappiDg propositions and pinch
out with depth. I inclose report OF
collector here, showing output of the
mines for LAST fiscal year, and il you
study it closely you will sec that this
whole country produces about one
alone. ...
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
Mr.. NOb9cS.of Missouri.

When Charley Folige was down
from Hamilton last week he was in.
troduced to:a new arrival from Mis-
souri,, a Mr.. Mobiles, who had come
out here for the benefit Of his health.
The gentleman was al smooth-faced,
rather. peaked middle kged man and
the Hover part of his hce, especially
looked rather white and sickly.
CharleyQassured him HAT he would
soon feel hearty and strong in this
glorious: climate, and On Mr.. Mobiles
saying THAT the mountains looked
bleak and cold Charley assured him
that before he had been out here
many years he could not live away
from the sight Of the fountains, and
as for cold, why the finest kind OF
fruit was raised in the valley He
told Mr.. MOBILES of apples, plums,
pears and even peac1es that grew
here, and waxed eloquent over the
resources Of the valley Charley was
going on this way, whie the gentle
man from Missouri listened attcn-
lively, every now and then putting
in a question to keep him going, un.
til Than Mitchell could keep from
laughing no longer and :blurted out:
"You darn fool; don't you know
John Landram?"
And the joke was out John had
been shaved clean on account of hay
ing his whiskers burnet in the late
fire, and Charley had not tumbled to
the joke which Landram kept up in
good shape.
But Fonger set 'em mce more.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
.Iten1s From Victor.
Mrs. ]. Dent left MondayGto spend
q month in Butte.

Mrs. j. Dent left MondaySto spend
month in Butte.
John Evans of Missoula paid Vic
tor a visit Saturday on pleasure bent,
but not much pleasure for the trout.
Winfield Jameson and wife Of
Missoula are spending "a couple Of
weeks at Victor with their parents.
The ball at Victor last Friday
night was a success. A fair attend
ance and a general good time was
had. @
DR.. G.. 2. Mills and some other
parties from Victor will soon leave
on a trip through the Clearwater
; country.
Quite large party from Hamilton
will join a party at Victor and take
a trip to St. Mary's peak. They are
expected to start Wednesday.
Tilt is feared Matt Current is lost or
strayed. He left Victor Sunday
morning with his girl in a buggy
headed toward the north and has.not
been seen here since.
DIR. 4. j. Baird Of Victor started
yesterday for his old home in Iowa,
being called there on a telegram de-
manding his presence on a business
deal. He may possibly remain there
John Price Of the Victor branch of
the NJ. M. Co. returned Monday from
a trip over in Washington where he
WAS calleu ou aoouunu!vr> 1aie~~fnth a r'c
illness. Mr.. Price reports him much
better.
Allen Fowler has bought half
interest with Sandy Mcmillan in a
saw mill at Rossland, B. G. and sent
for six men from Victor who will
start for there next week. They are
Will0Fowler, George Fowler, Jim
White, Jim Stevens and two other
men whose names your informant
cannot just now recall.
V1CToR.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
NOTICE.
Office of the County Clerk
SteYenSyille. july 26 I!

steyensville, July 26, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of commissioners Of Rayal]i
County, Montana, will meet in spec.
la session, on Monday, August I'd,
1877, as county board Of equaliza-
tlon to further consider and eoualjze
The assessment list for this year.
Also for the purpose Of acting upon
the petition of Milton Hammond and
others for new bridge across Rock
creek.
by order OF the board or county
commissioners.
JAS. T. FITZGERALD.
County Clerk.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28

It heals everything except broken
heart, may be said Of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salyc. Pies and roctal
diseases, cuts, burns, >ruisc, letter,
eczema and all skin tDubles may be
cured by it quickly andpermanently.
j. d. MiSer & Co.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
NOTICE TO TEA.uEBs.

An examination Of applicants for
tcacherss certificates viii be held in
the court house at Stepnsville, Aug.
20 and 81, 1897.
kITTIEi STERNIhYER
County Supt.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
Dry Goods BargainSsss

Just few, in order to give you an idea Of what
we are doing. Can't advertise all the eood tl,inss.
There would be reading matter left in the pa
per if we attempted 10 do So
Ladies' fast black stocking. pairs for &c.
Ladies' extra fine ba]brlggan hose, worth soc:
sale price 25c.
The celebrated s'lronclad bicycle hose for boys
and MISSES only 25c. pair
An interesting variety Of light summary lawns.
Fhey make cool, pretty dresses only 10c yard;
reduced from SC.
Checked nainsoo1s, sheer and soft 10c a yard.
Best percales, 36 inches wide, in the pretticst
lot Of patterns ever shown in tc Bitter Root, only
15c. yard. The same patterns and quality arc
sold for zoe. everywhere.
Wool cashmercs in almost any color THAT your
fancy desires. They make sensible and durable
dress and are very cheap at 25c. yard
Fancy wool suitings, mixtures plaids and checks
very popular goods only 25c.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
N. p. TIME TABLE.
BITTER ROOT BRANCH.
No. 1872, Pass.

Above trains run daily Sunday excepted.
MAIN LINE.
NO. 1,-Pacifc Mail, west bound, arrives a
Mssoula at 1871 p. m. and departs 1921.
No. 2-Atlantic Mail, east bound, arrives a
Missoula at 4:40 D. m. and departs 4:5O.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28

To Cure Constipation Fore1or.
Take Cascarets Candy Catlartic Dc or Csc.
II C. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refuld money
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
Ladies' Furnishing Departments

SECOND FLOOR.
Cool, drcssy shirt waists in lawns, percalcs. dim
tics, etc, at 7Jc. each
11ousc wrappers, cut by the best makers, made
and trimmed Witl"all the fresh little frills, only
81 % each. You could hardly buy thd'material for
this price if you made it yourself.
Cool, soft-fnished Jersey vests; 25c each.
Single and double cape mackintoshes, navy atid
Lltoh, UiI1y
Summer capcs s.. 80 to SIS, 90.
Everything in the. Millinery Department going at
half price Do you want bargain in hat or bon
net? We can please you,
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28

10 Cure Constipation Forever,
II e. G. c. fail to cure druggists refund moncv nv
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
Hamilton Happenings.

From the News.
Mrs. 7. H. Irvine and children and
Mrs. Tom Deering are so;ourning at
Sleeping Child Springs.
Manager D. J. Donohue and D. A 3.
Bishop, left for the Oyerwhich and
adjacent mining districts today on a
little business expedition. The gen
tlemen will return the latter part Of
the week.
Jack Nelson, Tony Dunham and
families left for Gibtown last Sunday
morning on a little pleasure trip.
The gentlemen drove spirited teams
and expect to make the trip and re-
Turn. in about week.
Evelyn Matteson was in from Cor
Wallis yesterday. He reports the dis.
coyery of pure white sulphur sprin g
in a gulch east Of Corvallis. The
volume of water is small but sufficient t
to provide a bathing Establishment.
The Moran string, some of which
won many laurels at the Anaconda
Injecting, returned today. On Mon
day Mr.. Moran will depart for Sara
toga, N. Y. with a gallant string OF
| picked racers, including Grand Sach-
EN-, the phenomenal two-year-old,
that, barving accidents, has a sure
thing on the Futurity.
! Barnet Willerson who arrived last
Sunday from Idaho was urrcstcd Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff O'Brien upon
the request of J. G. Buxton, a Big
Hole rambler, who claims that the
accused had stolen a horse from him.
Wilkerson had a horse answering the
written description in his possession
| The sheriff wired the BeaverheaC
authorities and pending the arriva
Of an answer as to the deposition o1
the prisoner, the latter is held here
Pat Shannon who returned from
Cedar creek last week reports a pros.
porous season for many operating ir
that district. Messrs Martin, Wolf
and Blaisdell will clean up from
$25, 900 to $50, 1000 this season. Mr.
Shannon is we'll pleased with the
outlook for the property in which he
is associated with Fields, Dubach
and Wicker. They don't expect tc
take out any money this year, but
will have everything in shape for a
splendid cleanup next season.
Mrs. L. L. Wright, on Sunday
evening, received dispatch con.
tanning the sad news of the sudden
death Of her mother, Mrs. P. A
Taylor at. Fredericktown, Ohio, the
previous evening. No particulars
further than that the funeral was tc
be held Tuesday were received
Mrs. Wright had not suspected that
her mother was i'll and the sudden
death was shock to her. The esti
mable lady has the deep sympathy
Of her many friends in the hour OF
her at1liction.
Judge John Armstrong editor OF
the Gibbonsyillc Miner, was greeting
his many old time admirers and
friends in this city on Monday, hay
ing made the trip over the range
partly by hand. Mr.. Armstrong is
becoming a multi-millionaire while
conducting his great home journal
Incidentally he deals out Justice. ,ane
donned the ermine upon his election
as Justice Of the peace. Mr., Arm.
strong returned Monday by way OF
Butte and Divide.
From the Times
Miss Lizzie Roam aptorto;,o3
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
Mems Clothing and Furnishing s

We have sold good many suits of clothes in the
past month We expect to sell more during the
next. Far-sccing men who don't need new clothes
until next fall buy them on account Of the low
ness of the prices They figure that clothing is 60
ing to be higher, and agree with them Never
again will you clothing c1lclls as it is at the
present time. Every inch Of fabric that goes to
make up suit, whether it is WOOL shoddy or cot
ton, has already advanced in price. We expect to-
pay more for next lot Of clothing than we did
for the last. So long there is a suit left we will
sell at reduced figures
See our cast corner window ctv1nc nnd ,rinoo.
just received, magnificent assortment of mems
extra fine fancy worstcd pants
All the newest things in pin checks hair stripes
and fancy mixtures.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-28
From the Times,

From the Times.
Miss Lizzie Bean entertained her
friend, Miss Flora Lewis of Stevens.
VILE, for few days this week.
Sam Gardner and Jim Tolan. who
left Hamilton several months ago m
a prospecting tour through the Over
which and Salmon river countries
returned Wednesday. They state
that the Overwhich country is the
best looking they found on the trip.
While at Anaconda last Saturday
Sam Lucas purchased at the Dalv
sale the thoroughbred colt, Kootenaj
FOR Jack Nelson. Kootenai is hv
Aerollte out Of Alice Himyar, ami
the consideration was SITS. Jacks
Two harness horses, Tom Burns and
$275. ~
Mrs. Fl. P. Murphy, mother Of
Manager Murphy Of the big mill, |
and her two daughters arrived in
hamilton last Saturday evening from
Chicago and will spend the summer
acre. Mr.. Murphy has fitted up q
'esldeuce 'on Eighth street which
hey will occupy during their stay:in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-16

The Mitchell men organized the
senate and elected all their strikers
and parasites to the Offices and clerk
ships, that are costing the people 500
day.
The Mitchell men want to organize
the house in the same way. They
want 70 pay the per diem and hotel
bills Of their. .lackeys and grafterS out
OF the public treasury as they are do
ing in the "Organlzed" senate.
This is not all, the regular push,
made up OF the antediluyian sycO-
plants of the senator want TO fur
ther pay it, campaign expenses out Of
the general appropriation bill. They
want TO saddle all Of Mltchell's ex-
penses OF election on the state OF Ore
Ron. The people want no such organ
izatlon Of the legislature. IL Nit
chelis managers bad kept their hands
OF the organization Of the legislature
he would be nearer Senator today than
he is or ever win be. A Mitchell or
ganization Of the house, II IL Is to be
like the Mitchell organization Of the
senate. will give the people Of Oregon
only continuation OF extrayagance
and bad legislation, and a continu-
alton OF all the abuses now contended
against.
Look at some Of the legislation
already introduced In the senate.
Look at the Portland charter bill TO
make that city government a worse
machine than 1t is now. Look at the
compulsory pilotage act OF Mackay.
Look at the bill to abolish all equal
ization OF taxes so that Portland will
escape her just share. Look at all the
reckless work OF the senate so far and
then ask yourself do the people want
the house organized in the same man
ner? NEVER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-16
FROM pILLEY.


EDTOR JOURNAL, The silver men
OF this county, are well pleased with
the position OF their representatives
aud hope they viii select true silver
man from their number and vote for
him solldlI and steadily 20 the end.
Let the goldhugs skin their own pole
eats aud all other dirty jobs they
wish 10 put on record. Economize,
vote for no jobs, aud the people will
endorse your course la the next elec-
tioH providing you do not have too
many lady clerks al a. 10 " per day.
We want Law 10 allow the people To
elect their rad supervisors. roo
much one man power iu county courts.
pstitlons do 40 good unIess from party
henchmen,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-16
Astoria, Or, January lS.
STATE NEWS.

The tax levy for Morrow county is
20 mills,
There is to be a new cannery at
New Astoria.
The numper OF youths listed in
Baker county Of school age is 2765.
The board OF water commissioners
of Portland; recently filed six yacan-
cies,
In two years Attorney General Idle
man had Charge OF 43 cases, some Of
them OF lhtle account, for which he
received S6,OO0.-Albany Democrat.
GA. Lockwood, OF Eugene, died OF
heart failure, at his home, at the age
OF II years 10 month and 25 days. He
died in bed,
The total amount OF delinquent tax
In Lane county for four years is only
ssS6O.ls, probably not eQualed by any
county In Oregon.
Il. J. Willoughby, farmer OF Linn
county has made an assignment TO
2. Il. Snodgrass for the benefit OF his
creditors. The assets are estimated
at 5000 aud the liabilities $4,000.
While Mr. Rigby, a Umatilla county
representative, is at Salem this winter
his wife win be at the agricultural
college at Corvallis, taking a course
In dalrying, as they Intend to start a
dairy on their ranch next spring.
IL the college can teach dairying sue
eesSfully.
Henry son OF ol. curl OF Scio We'd
nesday shst himself with a pistol.
The ball entered the hand at the base
OF the little finger aud lodged at or
near the junction OF the hand and
wrist. DIR. Prln extracted the bullet
aud dressed the wound, The injury is
quite painful, aud will dishgure the
hand 10 somt extent.
The distrie attorney in Baker county
has been ordered by the county corut
q begin legal proceedings against all
persons who have received, charged
aud taken from Baker county sums
aud amounts Ia excess OF amounts al
lowed by law, and that action be
brought Ia behalf OF Baker county TO
recover such sums aud amounts in all
cases where II IS probable that the
same caa be collected on execution.