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Fair play., 1897-04-10
Practical Maxinls.

Remember there is always room al
the top.
Dom, cultivate a sense Of over
smgrln"ss.
"A u,nn OF honor respects his word
a. he does his note.
Shun lnwsuiis, and meyer take risk
that Won can avuid.
f.ricavnr 10 be perfect in the calling
in hicli You are engaged.
ii.rp Your ese on -i,aii expenses, :,
e,ra / leaks sink a great ship.
Avoid the tricks Of trade he
honest, and never misrepre-ent an
article ,lat YOU wish to sell.
Always live within your inc"m"
never more ihau lau can earn, hut
aIva,. save ii'ile, and in time YOU
will be independent.
Dana, be ashamed of hard work.
Work for the salary or wages YOU
car get, hut work for M, thing rather
thnn he i"l"
Thi- j. giand age with orp"rtn
mites aud he VIII" Is wl!l'ng I"
work with an honest purpose t"f
lnnc-i results, vii. make lite SUE
cr-L
-, yrn know iIsi all rur rrnmi-
neat -,n,c-mrm, ju',-'s. and rhlla"'
Fair play., 1897-04-10

Ia Kansas the farmers have
solved the cheap telephone ques'
ti,n TO perfection. Two farmers
lriug m:'e apart purchased Il
couple of telephones and attached
ihrin to one of the wires on Il
tat,,ci! wire fence and commenced
Talking to each other. they found
tIia. = mrSsngr could be con-
,cytG inst a. distinctly as though
- special wire had been strung
GGr oi.e house TO another. and
row If the raliruad company does
nrt rnirr Il protest they propose
Ia pn, IL an instrument in the
village where they transact husl-
SlIras and receive tie latest news
ai,i market quotations, using the
railroad comTany's fence as a
means Of conveying such in
!rli-ruce.
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T.ANTAIUS $40.

Brown horse foa ed in lcsJ. Owned by jos.
Nciicr
Viii stand tor the service Of mares the "nsu-
iu. --a-"n. commencing April /. aid ending
July l. !-,'I. at my stthl" in ste G"rcV,cIc VI"
I,cl LS Il. u. l." per. South EIhhrrn stock
y" Il. Fir-i dam Maud "i:ks, she hy SEQ
" iih- \n ilr H. by /; ;amhe"nian \" 10, he
hy Ahta'ish "" l20. Geo. Ni'k~ Ne. ~" u The
sire "i Harry " iIks q ~ andji more in the
list. all" Il ire. "f iWi Ti"'t"re aud ;! PAGERS
in the iI-t. and "a dams 81 j. lr"ittrs ahd
Parcrs in the list. second dam Minnie GRAY, ;
Thoroughbred 10y John Brown. 1hiid dam by
Monsieur I"us'n Hardwood No a. sired by
AIcyaihrr Norman No. -. son Of M"r-" Horse
No. 6. by European MrNItt li",sc. Biarkw""i
M -, dam hy Mam'rin" hici No. IL. Is the
size ni prniinr > l., Snii"r 2::l: Hiackw""i Ir.
2:.2:, Blarkw""d Prince 2:.3i, &c also "fth
dams Merry Thought 2:2Si,. E!-eTn"h 2:2',
DcaIa 2:.j, II other dam "i u. and srrs oi 10
IN the list Al aihr.c year old hc himself n.'ie
a record Of 2:3i.
TERMS For season 81 CASH. payable
WHEN mare comes
Also the Jack .'vOUCIiER" formerly stood
n Peter Wri.cr's) will and at the same place
and time, at rha,ge "f s. tor the season.
NJ re- possibility taken FOR accidei.tS. Colts
accountable Tor fee. -
JOSEPH WELLER.
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I'OCONSUMpTIVES.

Th., una"r-i:.urd having been restored to
health hy simple nrans, after suffering tor sew
rr,l Gears with Il severe luhS ai"ctinn' ami
that .!r.:i disease Consumption. is anxious I"
M K. known Ia ,,is FELLOW sailercrS the means
-; ri,rI To ihnS' who '!essrr II. hr Will cheer
fully Srnh Ore" ni char-c) Il copy nf the pre-
sii,,tinn used, which they will find Il src cure
for EouS,,Iu,ti m Asthma, Cltarrh. Eronchiiia
anil II ,i,r ,:t and iuu:, Maia!rs. He hopes all
sufferer, vi try .Iis remedy. as II il inNainlc
rho.r irir- III" irc- rip!i"n. which VII! c"Si
,h ri ruraiu:s, ard mrv prove II blessing viii
u ,,-r address, Roy EDWARD y. WILSON
..r.,hi, ~ E,v York Ian NJ in,
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AsSirnrc'S Notice.

II the matter "i the assignment of Harris &
j Janis, WIN. r. Cny assignee.
N"iic.- il hereby ven that vi liam r. Cny.
eignCc "i Harris Il Janis. mas filed with the
ircuir Ca Grt al ste. GcnryIrv" county, Mis-
souri, ~ the ori"bcr term thereof. l>!#;, the
iwcnty-f"urIh semi annual settlement o, hi- ;Ir-
counts accompanied hy the proper vouchers H.
such assignee. and that SAID scitl lrmen! will IT,
proved Ivy -td court Tuesday. April -,
l>?.. unless objections l." 'iic.t ON or rf,r" ;hat
day. HERMAN kpFliI.EE.
Clerk Circuit JOuft
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Shcrifs Sale in Partition.

.NIlt1ii y .'tit III l ti iitioii
katherine F,Il.I and Louise Eosc, P.;iUtiil>, ,
G.tilieh Eohm. Charles Ecfm. J"s"rhn"
Young and tg'"- ii"hIn, Annie H'iiin George
E".iin and Fora i:cirn. defendants.
Partition. brti.r ri sale.
Hv yIrtue of an n,tcr al III" Circuit Court NJ
ste tIcn"vicNc Comfy, State "t Miss mi. m:''t"
at til" October term. \. ID, 1876. !. the En-
den signed sheriff Of said county. i'll offer and
expose I" public sale on
Wednesday, April 2Sth, 1897,
ana during the session 'f the Circuit Court nj
the front door the Court iorI-r III the city al
Ste. Grncli"v in the county "nG state afore-
srii L,-, c,.n the h"!Irs "f rue "''l" X IA TIE
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon "
said rav 1. the hi@i!"-i bidder, th' following
DESERT cd real estate, situated. lying ard cin=
in the county oi ste G"n,vicI-, Sinic al M!s-
E"GrI, io-wi':
Gue ar,,.nt square being part of a certain
zgnarc Ne l.. tnr,utlc'i Month by part of same
tot ta-I i,v Little Rock street ar n. iianck
lot Sn,Iih hy part of SAN" square and West
by street running. bv ia" "rat"N Ird now known
a~ fifth strp"i, being onr-Itili oi lot iIf-
chased ilv Antoine Ih"murrr - of Marie ] II
porte aui h. said Nnininc Ihomnrr an'i wife
,.Gnyr,cd to En-aiia i.ayhay and h" H"-aiia
I,yi.ny To simon H"hm. 1T .af'd in the town "t
ST" GrErv!.y-. county Of Ste. urhcvicSc ani
state ui Mi-sul:ii.
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty pir cent. "f the purchase money 1" ''
paid in u at the time Of :ile and the balance
in urc year ;hrrtait"r, the deferred payment
To ic secured bv mole with good and siiiiri''nt
security an To- h"ar interest at the rate "f
,.rr cent per annum with III rrisie@c 81 the
purchaser "f layin- all ctsh. provided H.
eject /" 4" 50 before the approval al the sale ny
the court, ItOM iS l. SIHNIrI!AN.
sheriff of Ste ''rncNicvr County, Mo.
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Sherif's Sale .

Br virtue and authority Ofa spe, iai execution
i~-!:"d from The Office nf ia" Ci"rk 1T the tirru
C"uri If the c"un'y OF Ste 6enevi.vc. return.
able I" III" irril term. lroI "i said cnuEiy, and
la rne directed, wherein thr state of Missouri.
at the relation and tn the Use If Frank J Hunk
coii"c:or Gf the revenue within and Tor >ir.
G"ncyi, We county. STATE Of Missouri, il plain
iin. AMI Edward I,oXen is Defendant
have levied upon aud seized the following
described real estate, siIuatrd in the cnun'N al
Ste. Gcnrvrye and Stale Of Missouri. and
charged with the lien ol tax bill on which said
execution j. founded a. follows, viz
The III half If the southwest quarter. sec
ton u. township III. rang" containing Gig ~
rrr"- IN ste G-rc.n,c ,rInty. Missouri AMI
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YOJT\G SII,VERIIFET,,

Thi- tine stallion will stand this season iron!
And ii tu Jane 18Th at Louis Naumanm's place
iir II Il h"iu'iiu dark bay. ? years o!d Arfil Il.
~ hands high, weighs 1850 pounds. is fine
sa,I,:!rr in all crts AMI viii pace mile in three
minutea. -r". old >ilvcrheci, the 2:io PAGER.
Ham a line D''nmark mare.
TtFM- : soto insure. with cnlts helu ior ice'
No responsibility for accidents.
CHRIS SACMANS-
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She,in's Sale OfLand

WHEREAS, tn" CnuTfy Court Of Sic. Gene
yi.ve county, at ia" regular February term
thereof. ls:7 made order of iorcCl r>uic oi ti.
mortgage given by Frank Billy aud fhiilipi h's
wife Ia secure IN" loan of the capital school
ir> II ii" t."l'v''v' .'.iiI.ti :i:ii..iifi:,
>:.U !.Cc:.I.sr ui the igiu-r Ia ItN lie interest
when ,ir" and certain i"stalmrnis "i interests
Upon his bond given To S"rutc aid loan. which
sal. bond is secured IL, said mortgage, said i,-
Sia'Inunts ~ iut"""St amounting I" 81 :. on
February Gth, I>"., aud tn. ther wIh said
principal remaining: unlaid.
Nuv. th"rrfrrc. l, Thomas, u ~irarghrr,
sheriff al >i" Gen 'vieu- county, Missouri. by
virtue and authority at the power conferred ur
on me by sail mortgage AMI 81 III" order uf the
county court t"TccIOstnc said mortgage above
referred t". will on
Thursday. Apri! 29th. 1891.
noon, and hvr in the al 'rnn"n al that ,lnV. at
the front door ii iite Court House in the city OF
ste. Gene, icyr STATE nf Missouri, aud during
the session Of the riIruii court of said county.
'Nll"-c 70 sale al public auction Ia tn" highest
!i"r for CASH. all II" right title, r'Hin. and
interest of rink Billy and wifi in and to the
real estate ly and in SAIL IunltG ;.c CONVEX ed
aLi ir-,,Ii ~! as :. .lluws. t0-Wii.
The iuliov r;-s csrrihr.. lot. iI:ict parcel OF
Land isii.g, he;ri: aud -i:aatc' il SAID county of
Ste ,,trrv icyc .n,i state oi Missouri. To wit:
HE rortfl-ra quarter OF section No. II. tx u.
No b. y. x. Is east. containing it'p arrcs rN-
c,l''iig acr" heretofore sold tp Harmon Ben
ham ci al. r.r church and pravrvar': purposes.
hy deed 'iarcd November l;,ii. i--p recorded III
book -. la.. go, {" satisfy said bond. inter-
est, mortgage ami costs
THOMAS Il STHtIGiItN.
sheriff % Ste, lpyc Mo.
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. o -

Here's n marriage notice that ap
pearcd in an exchange: Married.
a, Flinistonc, 10y Rev. Wild-i"nr
Mr. Nrhe miah WhPf-inne and Mis-.
WilheImina Sandstone, both of Lime
stone, Now io"k ont tor brimstoar
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III, VI
Thursday, April both, 1897,

bciwcen The hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
moon and iv" in the afternoon oI that day at the
fruni d,or al the Court House in the city Of ste.
ti.revIryc, state oi Missouri. sell aT public
auction Tor CASH, I" the highest bidder, III"
ihryc described property, or so much thereof
as " i'll satisfy said execution and costs
THOMAS r. SIRAG1uAN,
SnrriN IL Slr. I.ui G..unl L
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\ recently designed ink well
which keeps the ink tron Dir, ing NJ.
has crr-crn'--hrprh sop with III"
ends projecting upward, one enc be-
lug pivo;cd 5" that the other end,
hrvin" n slot for the pen, swing
down INTO the ink chamber whcn the
pen is inserted ard rlo-rs the opening
when the pen is Withdrawn.
Fair play., 1897-04-10

One of The best WAN : TO clean Iamp
rhiiunpys is i0 rub them with n few
drops Of alcohol and cotton cloth ::
ih,s removes the greasy smoke; il j.
better than wafer. Scrnpe of! wirks
T." remove the cIarrcd portions do
got cut them with scissors. Wash
"la burners with boiling soda aud
wnt er: when very much clngged, :,
boil them tor several hours in a
-rr"u@ -.'u'iou Of soda and wafer.
birch Tree Record
Fair play., 1897-04-10

WHERE vs.. the & unity Court Of Ste. a.rnc-
vi.I" cruutN. at the regular February IcrI.i
tirr.'t l-:t1 made an urcr oi turrCl"-ur" o.
The m.ri.a-" ,ilra IN J,s>" Mack ey and i,a 'cl
MIcLi'l- h. wife, to -tcEic The loan ct he
capital >rinnI funds oi ste. tt"rc,ieH county
Amounting :" S..ai. r,'t>r %! H.. I.ilur, - pay
Ia" i t"rc when .iu" ami certain iu-'ti;nrnt-
81 Interests ~. !! hi bond rive. I" >rFI" -aii
loan, wnIcti said -hi l. secured hs shi'. ninri
ra-r SAM Iu~taimrnt- at Interest amounting 4"
u. 30 "n February 18th. l-:t. ai.'' together with
said prinritai Ic'nainil', u'uaih.
Now. Therefore, I, Ih"rrs y. Sranghar.
sheriff # Sic ,,rrVi"v.' county. II i--t.l,'I. '
virtue aud authority of the power ,"nt"rI"i M.
nn IL" Icy SAID n"r:cag" aud "i ia" "r''"r Of Tn"
c"uat: court f'Gt.c'"-iUG s..!d mortgage above
reerrc'! 10. viii vn
Thursday, April ooh. 1897,
i"iw"or lhr hours 1t nine "'ci"ck IN H." Tore
:l,n.l ;,I.i ike IA the afternoon "f that 'IaS, at
th. from, ,ir"r o the 'anr House, in III" city "i
ste. t,cn.yirv". STATE "i Missouri. ami during
the s,'--i"u 81 the circuit ruii "I said r"urtk.
rs;-o,'. /" Si' at public auction t. Ih,' h'sh"-t
bidder for CASH. all the right, tito, ca'n and
jnlrrr>: ni J.-S. Ma. ani wi.". in I',i in
t':-' Tal ,-iatr bI and ~ sad IpnrfEI r r'HVcv:
anfi dr-rTib.rl ~ liuw-, to-wif
he following t,srri,.i tot tract or parcel of
lar! l. IuS, l.ng and situated IA aid r,'iI"ly "l
Ste. t..'ncyi.,c pnt state oi Missouri, tn-w;t:
ih, w.'-; half ~ the uprih-ca-t quarter. tuc
west ai "r ri,r south ,'t-' grn:'.i ;t,t IT,. east
of section twenty-five t.2l III r"wu-hip thirty
seven tS7j u",tl, al -,r ~iy ttI eat. contain
ins in ti' -, Gat" ~, ! lf@i a"'c-. I" satisfy
sai'! bpiI'., Interest, mo- igi-r a't'! c'.,'-
THOMAS Il >IHhitrIIiN.
Sheriff al i". ',,u"viayr C.'l!ntf, NJ.
Fair play., 1897-04-10

Following is the list of patents
g"anted to Missouri inventors
t!,iS week, reported by q. y.
Snow & CO.. Solicitors Of Ameri-
Gan and Foreign Patents, Opp. u.
S ;'a'ru; Office. Washington. ID. G.
!. L Bright, st. Louis, star;ch,
imc machine II. X Bnchmann,
81. Louis, vegetable cutter. IL
l. Dawson. St. LDais, shing!e-
mold. II. 7. Forbes, Hallsville,
portable fire escape. II. Il. Jen
nings. HalIsville. fence post. J
Lol,p. Monnet,, barrel. }. H..
Morse, St. Louis, station indica.
tor G. II Stout, MarcelIne.
steam generator. II. \. Wheeler,
s. Louis. smokeicss furnace. G.
Wilson. Campbell. chnrn dasher.
Fair play., 1897-04-10

y i'ati..'e'. : f#r'h,"", ="
r,ia,s himself "n hn,i ing been pro
bah.l tive owner at i.,- first bic, clr
ar v,I"riprh", as il wn- then Known.
We, of the Mississippi, he having
ridden one when lac lived in Dee
Mninr-. whiril he hnugh in New
York in 1861 at 81 r"s, at Si5D.
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SATURDAY., MAY lSt. 1897,

between ih. f'.iIr- Of ninc O'Clock A. NJ AMI >
p'C,o'i. p ~ that 'ay {" satisfy SAD notes
together ~ ~ the costs and expense" of e>'cut-
I,.g this trust. TiIDM " Il. -ri; tI',Il m.
sheriff ot ste. t,pn"l icYr County.
Fair play., 1897-04-10
The Presidents SucGal Life.

Ex-Prcsidcnt Harrison, whose ar
ticies in The Ladies' Home journal
are creating surh widespread interest,
will write about tl'he Social Life
OF the President )" in the April Issue
of that magazine. The TX President
will tell of the dinners. recrpiirns.
etc that are given by the Chief Ex-
ecutivp. and detail the great sncial
demands made upon him. lie also
gives q peep INTO the White House
dining room aud silver close; and
notes the beauty of the service used
for Stats dinners. which was bought
al second hnnd. Ii is said that he
also pays heed to the uflre,-alc.i
question, 'ilow much OF his salary
can President iaN aside p
Fair play., 1897-04-10

DO YOU know 1:
Gasoline will perfectly cleanse silk
Hot aluu- water will drive away
croionbng-
A di-i,-ciotl may be cro'chetcd
from white cord!
Chl"rof"rm will take ink stains
from wool
Fresh raw meat is the best bait for
mice trap:
Sal, is the best cleaner of greasy
kitchen utensils !
\ whi-k broom should he used for
swc ccping stairs
"A pint'- a pound only in butter
aud granulnrch sugar?
4 dish Of water near lamp will
prove Il trap tor moths!
Wicner furniture may i've renovated
when s"ileh, washing with salt
water:
a tooth brush shonli a'wa,s stand
sn ,la, it may drain when not in Use !:
The coolest place in the icc-box is
underneath tie ice. not on top Of it !:
Soap bark boiled in water. Will re-
move grease from wooden material, !:
Gloves should never he meuded
with six, but with colored co,to::
thread !!
a hot cloth around the mold vii.
help Jelly or ices to come from it
without sticking:
You can mhke Your own-and
s,ronger-nu-ilagc by bu.i glue
aud di>-o.viug il in water?
In -ecipc-. lone feaspoonfur"
mcans rounded a. much above the
spoon ~ the bowl rounds below?
\ hair-brush should he frequently
washed in alnolia water. and dried
by Standing on iis bri-rlc- in the sun :?
A lamp should be filled quite fall
every day, and thus used will huru
one wick unnIy times AS long as if it
were oGI, flied with oil when abso-
iuieiy required
Fair play., 1897-04-10

AGENTS WANTtD-Fnr War in
C,tha, hv Senior Quesada. Cuban
representative ut ashil'g'on. En.
dorsch hy Cuban patriots. In
-cmem.lous demand. a bonanza
f.r agents. Only $50. Big
hnck, hjg commissions. Every
inay wants III" only endorsed, re-
liable book. OuiiiiS free Credit
given. Freight paid. Drop all
,,n-h. and make $500 a month with
War il Cuba Address today.
IHE NATIONAL Book CONCERN,
:3;l.,-3:,6 Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
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Thursday. AnriI Doth. 1897

between III" h":ii- "i ZINE "',,"ua, IL tn" fore
nfn AID ike IL! ItI'. iirrhu"II ct that "aT. ~
tn" trout ,.n',r IA, ;nUii is.tI- III i'I. ely If
',cu"yI.y". ~tat,' "f NJ -nIui- and daring
The oi tn" II cut cart .i -ait county,
rxI'sc +, -'ie pul.li" auction - til" h 'ghcSi
l!r!.iIr t { i>li all he Tl-!t. tlti.', claim and
interest 81 i-in"- Horton, a;'d wgi' N :r.i to
ii:.. real estate hv and iu said rH"rt.-a-c con
ytv",! ard ,i,.-rrii,,.'i IT, follows, To- y il
The f,IloWiu described 10; tact o. parcel Of
land Wing. being aud -iira;rri il All. county
of Srr ,-rnc, and ~tair"f Missouri to y il
III" cast halt al III" mnrth-wc-t quarter oi Sec
ton ..;. i"wnsip -, north rang u. east, con-
taiIin. ~ acres IL satisfy said bond Interest,
mort .aEc amt costs
THOMAS u SIKhIti!I N,
Sher!i %, ~t,, ,.rl.cN .rvI. I .ll..i Mo.
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Thursday. April ooh, 1897,
Sheriff S Sale of Land.

WHEREAS. tho t"Vuty Court q! ~t". gene
yiry" e. AT tn" regular FEBRUARY Il, rIr ihcr""i.
i-. !I.Ittr ,tu ~ Ter ,i inrCr.rstI oi III" iu;t
rsi." clrcu bv DainrS Merton and Francis,
H. i,'. ;n III" J." t,, tho cal ii! ,h.,u
iiiE'i7 ri II" 'r"ncI y" C,;;'tt iI!utt tn < tp
81 - - h"cauSc "f the il'3igr - pay 'h' inter-
't when r;I" ard certain iT-ttlitu"i'- 90! inter-
r-:~ u,,nu III hon given in -"rur. -ait loan,
Wh! H-;i: h"Ii - secured by said mortgage,
s;.J,! i-tt,lucUt- ~ interest aiiiuuitir@ SiS ~
on February = is!t.. aui together with SAID
principal remaining HElGIid.
<Ou. therefore. |, Thomas u Sirauchan.
elerIi Of Ste ticn"yi.'S- rrUHiS, Missouri, hy
virtue an, .nihrriIy "f III" p"wEr canirrrc'! rp
on Ii.,. bv lid rrgc :ti.t "i the "r"f "i TIA"
c"u"ty ""uri iniccIusing >i.d mortgage above
referred % " III IN
Fair play., 1897-04-10

An exchange gets of the follow.
ing: 'Si want to be y farmer and
til the virgin soil, and labor in the
snnshinr, TO stew and sweat and
hr"il /; | want 10 earn large acrrs
wherron the -lye - SOW. Nud watch
the cornsialk waving, aud hear the
mortgage grow; | want to be far
mer, and grow the Hubbard squash.
the pnmpkiH nnh potatoes and other
-:uif, hy gosh want 10 he n
farmer, ] DO upon my soul, but |
haven't got the money to buy n
gopher knrli "
Fair play., 1897-04-10

The following unique ahvcrii-e-
mcnt recently appeared III Il Western
pepper:
"Julia my wife, has grown quite
rude.
She has lett me in a lonesome mood !;
She has left my board,
She ha. took my bed,
She has given away my meat and
bread
She has left me in spite of friends
and church
She las carried with her all my
shirts
Now yr who read this paper.
Since she cut this lncklrss carer,
will not pay one single fraction
OF any debts Of her c"ntraction..'
Fair play., 1897-04-10

Advertise in the FAIE PLAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-11
,lR. woMACK GIVES HIS VERSION.
one Check Given for borrowed
Money; the other "a Poker Debt.

One Check Given for borrowed
Money; the other "A Poker Debt.
Chairman Woods opened the afternoon
Session by reading the telegram he had
Received in the morning from Mr.. Wo-
mack and said: 1.-The invitation extended
10y This committee at the inception OF It's
Proceedings was a general one TO all who
'..d throw any light upon this invesu-
gallon. accompanied ty a statement that
.ly PARTY who could produce evidence
.lio@lng any light upon the Investigation
,Hpoh De heard. In view OF the receipt of
gus telegram this morning, we adjourned
10 This hour to hear what might be said
~ j. w. WOmack II he Is present be
VII please come forward.
colonel SmOot: Gentlemen OF the Com
lssitlee' ], being past grand commander
~ we Confederate Veterans Of the State
Di virginia, would most respectfully re-
guest 70 be put off this committee until
en- Momack says who is that Grand
commander with whom he has been con-
Asiled' Colonel Smoot then left the
ss,.@li,ofm, and took a seat among the
Pr. Womack was sworn by Mr.. d. c.
-. dspn. and took the stand. He was
erhtq by the chairman: You will please
MAKE your statement pertaining TO the
tHeil.r before this investigating commit
.te. me matter before us Is 10 ascertain
~. lher any member OF the History Com
hlllee OF the Grand Camp OF Virginia, or
ny member OF the Grand Camp OF Viz
Silla has been influenced, directly or in
ofecliy, by any publishing company or
MY agent OF any publishing company.
, hat Is the issue involved here. III you
,,"fs any statements 20 mike pertaining
70 that matter. we will hear you.
=, y. ! can only speak for the American
BOOK Company / am rs representative.
! nave no means Of knowing what may
IaFe passed between members OF the
i,sist0ry Committee OF the Grand Camp
" virginia, or members OF the Grand
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THE EVIDENCE DRAWS TO A CLOSE
Col. Stubs the Last Wituess-Cap~
taIn Woods's Statement.

Colonel Stubs then took the stand
again, and testified as follows: MT.
Chairman. have not conversed with Mr..
womack about those checks, certainly
since l received them. He has given his
true The money that i loaned IN Bir~
mingham at his request TO Mr.. Henry
/ considered / had loaned him CWomack)
the money, and he settled With me here
In Virginia. / am trying 10 recoilect the
exact amount. i remember when left
Virginia l had right much money with
me-more than usually have with mo
how much Il was. and when l left Vir-
ginia carried more than usually carry.
After this robbery my impression Is that
both OF them needed moEey. / did Iop6
him the money. / had nothing TO do
with Mr.. Henry; didn't know him welt
Mr. Womack asked me 10 lend II TO him.
and when he came hack he settled up
you all heard explained this morning,
and that check was given to show th&f
Mr.. Womack paid me 800 for C0loues
Henry. / know / won considerable ulo1&X
from Colonel Henry sitting at tho tahl6.
I know l handed II TO Mr.. Womacx Tor
before We left birmingham. That Il an
9. by the chairman: yr. womack sai6
that Mr.. Henry went out after the roD-
berry, and when he came back he sald ~
had borrowed 500 from you. and reQnGe<s
ed him (womacD to pay the money pee<
a. Yes, sir: that Is the ssatemsnt I
handed the money over, and the moD6
did not hand over was the dlGs<tQ$
fCONSLupEn ON SEVENTH DA0W
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MIR. STATIONS NAME BROUGHT IN
The Book Agent Repeats nm Alleged
Conversation With the AdJutnnt.

Continuing, Mr. Womack said: Now,
there is one statement made probably a
little too sweeping. / said that had had
no conversation or connection with any
member OF the Grand Camp with view
of unduiy influencing him, and repeat
that. will say, however. that had
some conversation with a gentleman who
Is an officer In Lee Camp In this city.
He came to me on the street IN front OF
Colonel Murphy's Hotel. and asked me II
I had seen a certain statement In the
Dispatch In regard to the Confederate
Veterans taking hold OF the textbook
question, and regulating all textbooks.
not only histories. but arthmeucs, read
ers. grammars. and everything else. l
said yes had seen II. ] think 1 asked
him who wrote that, but, at any rate. he
iutimated that he ALxofa 1t Rskad hina
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GAVE HIM THE CHECKS.

Then / came home. suppose ! got
back on the day the checks were ss araw srs
IA Saa led Z the 18th OF October. ! was In town
found out that Senator Stubbs was IL
town. and went down and paid him ..od
s s,as ~ nav him Tor Captain Henry and
The one Tor $50 was TO pay him on my
own account; and the reason paia plna
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