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pay the deficiency for postage and con-
tingent expenses of the Clerk of the
Supreme Court, passed, 26 to 0.
POI, by Guy, appropriating $500 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for the arrest and conviction of high
way robbers, passed, "a to O.
ODD, by Guy, appropriating $500 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
! for the arrest and conviction of high
way robbers, passed, % to O..
239, by Guy, appropriating S1,221 to
pay expenses incurred by the Commits
sion for the Revision and Reform of the
Law, passed, 80 to /.
| 211, by Guy, appropriating 81 $40 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for pay of salaries of agents or assist
ants of the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
passed, 20 to o.
219, by Guy, appropriating 1899 81 to
for the forestry stations for the forty
sixth fiscal year, passed, % to 0.
| PA. by Guy, appropriating $54 IS to
pay the deficiency incurred by calling
out the National Guard in 1894, passed,
81 to 0.
| 236, by Guy, appropriating $50 for
deficiency for Railroad Commissioners
travelling expenses, passed. % to O.
22O, by Guy, appropriating So 90 for
the State burial grounds, passed, q
to 0.
227, by Guy, appropriating $549 80
| for calling out the National Guard,
amended and ordered to print.
| 30, by Guy, appropriating 500 10
to pay the deficiency in the claim Of
W. c. Conroy in conveying children to
the Whittier School, passed, q to 0.
21S, by Guy, appropriating 1927 10
to pay for services rendered by Frank
H. Lombard, passed, p to 1.
| 10S, by Golf, appropriating $4,000
for support of the Southern California
Asylum for the Insane and Inebriates,
passed, q to O.
Ats, by Ennis, appropriating S13o for
| expenses in calling out the National
Guard in 1894, passed, % to O.
2SS, by Guy, appropriating $4,000 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
| for repairs to the Capitol building,
passed, % to o.
533, by Cutter, appropriating $500 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for postage, etc, of the Attorney-G
eral for the forty eighth fiscal year.
passed, % to O.
534. by Gutter, appropriating $50 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for postage, ETC., for the forty-seventh
fiscal year, passed, % to O.
535 by Cutter, appropriating S46O to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for office rent Of the Attorney General
in San Francisco for the forty-eighth
fiscal year, passed, % to O.
A. B. 241, by Guy. appropriating
81, 102 to pay the expenses incurred for
the funeral of the late State Libra
rian, w. D. Perkins, was taken up, and
Luchsinger moved to amend to $500.
Lost. The bill was passed. 26 to g.
The Senate refused to concur in the
Assembly amendment to the bill appro-
priating 100000 for improve
ment of the Capitol building. The
amendment proposed to increase the
amount of the appropriation from $780,
600 to $4,000
MULLAN CLAIM PASSED.
A. B. 94S, appropriating $4,000 for
the relief of John Mullan, passed, 80 to
O.
A. B. 161, appropriating $4,000 to pay
the claim of w. H. Donnelly, was
passed. q to 4.
At $50 o'clock the Senate took
recess.
EuoninU Coccsnn
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WAREHOUSES; BOMBSHELL.

ave. l will further state that l think
it is bill that ought to go to the Gov
ernor.'
WAREHOUSES; BOMBSHELL.
Then Morehouse took the floor and
called attention to that article of the
Constitution which provides that all
bills, in order to be passed, must have a
majority of all the members elected.
Nobody misunderstood Morehouse.
| The Lieutenant-Go had been APP
pointed, and not elected by vote of the
| people.
SIMPSON FIGHTS BACK. =.
Simpson was up in arms in moment.
He submitted that acting as he did, the
Lieutenant Governor came strictly
within the purview of the Constitution,
and was justly entitled to cast the de-
Gliding vote.
| Morehouse explained that he merely
called attention to the language of the
| Constitution.
JETER EMPHATIC.
| Lieutenant-GOv Jeter stated that
| the record must stand to show his ac-
| ton, but that he did not propose to pass
upon its validity-some other tribunal
| would be obliged to do that He should
shirk no responsibility that rested upon
| his shoulders, nor assume any which
| properly rested elsewhere.
THE END OF 1T.
| Simpson said he presumed that had
! the Leutenant-Gove submitted a
| ruling point would have been raised to
| withhold the bill from the Governor.
| No objection to such transmittal was
made, and the bill was declared passed
by vote of 81 to 20, the Lieutenant
Governor having cast the decisive vote.
| So ends the struggle over the coyote
scalp claim bill so far as the thirty
| second California Legislature is con-
cerned, but as to the ultimate finale
| Quien sabe?
FEE BILL.
| Scarcely had the coyote bill disap-
| peared when another hard one was put
| on the boards. 1t was North.s S72,
commonly known as the 'fee BILL
| A few amendments were sent in and
adopted, but it was plain there was a
| strong opposition to the bill in it's en-
tirety. The opponents of the measure
had evidently not caucused, and did not
realize their stength until it came up.
SEAWELL'S MOTION.
| They were not long, however, in COM
! ing to a conclusion, and Seawell, taking
the floor, denounced the bill in no I'M
stinted terms. His contention was that
! it was scheme to increase the fees of
officers and rob the people.
THE BILL TABLED.
81 move, Mr.. President" he said,
that the bill lie on the table,"
There was strong effort to stem the
tide of approval of the motion, but it
was Intellectual, and the "fee bill'' was
tabled by vote of 10 to IA. There
it will lie until the Legislature adj
journs, and fees for officers will remain
during the next two years as they are
at present.
LEGISLATIVE PRINTING.
A. B. $50, by Leavitt, appropriating
81 800 to pay the printing expenses Of
the thirty-second session of the Legis-
lature, was passed, IS to 0-title ap-
proved.
DEFICIENCY BILLS.
The following deficiency bills were
taken up and acted upon:
POS. by Guy, appropriating 500 to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
| for the support of the Southern Cali
fornia Hospital for the Insane, was
passed, % to 0-title approved.
! ZIG, by Guy, appropriating So "A to
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SENATE WORKS HARD.
Important Bills Rushed Through at
Yesterdays Session.

In the Senate yesterday morning a
resolution offered by Gillette was
adopted. providing that the Secretary Of
State be instructed to furnish each Sen
ator with a copy of constitutional de-
bates.
SPECIAL URGENCY FILE.
The special urgency file being in or
der, a. r. S91, by Power, to authorize
the Governor to employ an agent to
collect certain claims due the State by
the United States. and to provide COM
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Summer
COttOnS.

We have every variety and style
of Wash Goods known to the dry
goods trade, and larger and more
complete stock than ever before.
We have Just placed on the
counters a new line of fast color
Organdie Suitings in all the latest
patterns and colorings. Thirty
styles to choose from, at 1oc yard.
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Sale Price, csc.
Bicycle
SundrieS.

We carry full line of Bicycle
Sundries-such things as bells.
pumps, saddles. canteens, cement,
repair outfits, etc.
We also have the Humber and
other high-grade bicycles.
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Special
Handkerchief.

We have just secured lot of
women's white embroidered Hand
kerchie1s, made to sell at a higher
price than we offer them at now
Ioc.
Also, some finer ones that would
be considered good value at 2oc,
which we offer at I24c.
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(2l3EG5Ill1Iz L llal<l [sSSl0
WOnen'S
|TailOr-made
Suits.

New arrivals in our Cloak De-
partment of Cheviot Serge Refer
Suits, in navy blue and black. Fly
front jackets, satin lined and tailor
made. The skirts are cut on the
lines of the new Spring styles, and
hang perfectly. Price. $40 so.
We also have at the same price
some similar suits in mixtures.
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Plain
India Silks.

A fine lining or trimming silk,
2I inches wide, in all the fancy
light shades and black. For all
open-work fabrics and grenadines
this is good silk to use Tor lining.
Price, CSC.
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Velvets, ST.

We aim to give the best value
obtainable in our Silk Velvet, at
81. We have just received about
twenty new shades. If you want
to match any wool or silk goods
bring in a sample and see our line.
Price, ST.
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Figured
Grenadines, l5C.

Our new open-work Grenadine,
to be worn over colored Innings.
Makes a very handsome suit. A
suit of II yards with 10 yards of
lining can be had for S. 70 suit.
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liked
SuitingS.

At CSC we have about so pieces
of Choice Mixed Dress Goods at
CSC to select from, in all the shades
of gray, tan, brown and green
mixtures; 25c yard.
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VelVeteenS.

Our new line of Silk finished
Velveteens come in all the latest
shades of green, heliotrope and
staple colors; soc yard.
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Seaside
Library, 1OC.

Paper-covered Novels, by the
most popular authors; good paper,
clear type; Ioc each.
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(2l3l<ES3ll1I Il tlalS $780,
Plaids at 4OC.

New lot of fancy, broken Plaids,
in colors; specially suited for chill
ren's dresses and waists. Price, 4oc.
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To-day,
Sale of
Mems Hats.

LOT with the opening OF
business this morning we shall place
on sale another lot of Mems Felt
Fedora Hats Gndented crowns. }
These Hats are even better III quail
ity than the former lots. They are
in the latest Spring styles. and
either black or brown.
Sale Price, csc.
LOT I'VE shall also place on
our counters Mems Soft Black Felt
Hats, in sizes s Is and ! only. Hav-
ing only these two sizes we have
reduced the price to close, to 500.
They formerly sold for much more.
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For To-day,
March 10th,
MILLINERY
RIBBONS.

LOT 1-On Saturday morning
y we shall place on sale about 2, 500
yards of rich Satin Ribbon, al
\ inches wide, in all the new shades,
as follows:
Sky blue, absinthe, maize, mouse,
/ orange. corn, cream, black. navy
y blue, brown, cardinal, purple, he
1 liotrope, scarlet and coral pink.
Also, a good assortment of new
green shades.
! This Ribbon is specially adapted
\ for millinery purposes, neckwear,
sashes, and for trimming organizes
! and all cotton wash goods.
Sale Price, l5C Yard.
) LOT 2-In addition to the above
j. we shall place on sale a complete
line of colors in our new Satin and
eros Grain Ribbon, about 3 inches
wide
! Sale Price, 12C Yard.
LOT 3-Roses in punches of
\ six, in all colors. Price, 25c.
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claims, and further understanding and
approaching the States obligation to
pay all just claims, the chair will vote
aye. / will further state that / think
it is a bill that ought to go to the Gov
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March, Baltimore Letter Carriers
L dCkdIu
Overture, "LustspieP'. e. Kiesler
Waltz, ARTISTS Life. Strauss
"Reminiscences of Bellini". Godfrey
Dance of Hogan Alley Hobos".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Meyers
Overture, Tampa. Herold
Medley, "a Good Thing. F. Boyer
Spanish waltz, Los Angeles. 80.
INSTRUMENTATION. Godfrey
Selection, THE Beggar Student.
March, La Fiesta ROncOVieri
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Evening Session.

Seawell rose to a question of privi-
lege on the statement alleged to have
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Band
Concert
Tonight.

There will be a Concert in our
stores Saturday evening, by For
ester Band, George c. Holbrook,
director.
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Trimmed
Hats.

4 We are constantly adding to our
q large stock of Trimmed Hats.
Every new feature is being intro
y duced. The newest colors and
I latest ideas are shown in all the
latest Spring shapes. We have
1 splendid assortment to select from,
at 81 so to $40 each.
I Special value in our line of
Trimmed Hats, in all colors, at
| S. e5.
a Gold and Silver Cloth for vest
4 fronts and dress trimming. En-
! tirely new; s., yard.
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LOT 3-Roses in punches of
six, in all colors. Price, 25c.
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Live stock MARX cts.
BALTIMORE. June 10Th. 1897.


The market has not been active this
week, and some dealers thought il was
trifc stronger than last week. Prices
generally of the tops were quite up to
those of last week as was the quality,
but toward the close values of others.
at least, were 4 shade easier than they
were then. Quotations 500 to $500,
most sales at So. % to $40 per 100 lbs.
The range at same time last year was
from S. to S-.-pCr 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cat lc this week ranged
as follows Best hCCVCS AT 4.7Oa$5. 90
those generally rated first quality {. l0a
Si.i0, medium or good fair quality
3.lOaS3.5O, and ordinary thin steers,
oxen and COWS 2.00a$2. 80 per 100 lhs.
RecciptS--l AS head. against .204 last
week, and l.342 same period last veal O..
SaleS--l 30 head, against l.2tl last
week, and | ,3l2 head same period last
year.
Sheep and lamhs.--RccrIpts 7.764
head. We quote butcher sheep al 2a3!
cts. per H., and lambs III la5 cts, per
Id, gross.
NEW YORK, June i.-Bceves--Rc-
ceiptS 4,095 head. The Market WAS
lower: ordinary Ia prime native steers
sold nj 4.20aS5.2o per lUu lbs. and bulls
and dry cows, Seas. 30. The range
nj same time last year for ordinary to
prime native steers WIS from s. To
s. per 100 lbs. Steep and Lambs
Receipts II, 100: butcher sheep sold at
:. OOaS4.OO, and Lambs al i.50aS5. 65 per
100 lbs. Receipts II 200 live
hogs sold at 3.75a> 400 per 700 lbs.
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Trustees Sale.

DI virtue Of Il deed of trust eXCcut ed
ID 10y =. L. McClung to me, T.. +.
Hill, as trustee, dated November 18th,
1896. and recorded in the Clerks Office
of Grccnhrier county, w. Va. III Trust
Deed Book No >, page 622, to secure
the payment Of certain note therein
mcnt toned, and default having ucCu
made in the payment of the SAID note.
and being requested 10y the hotter
thereof SO To do, | will. on
Friday. the 23rd day Of JuIg, 1897.
at II o'clock m, in front of the store
house of Miller Il Nowlan, ut the north
end of the \ ldcrSOn bridge, III the town
of North a ldcrsOn, GrecnhTIcr comfy,
w. Va, sell, at public auction, to the
/ highest bidder, the property convey ed
! h! SAID deed of trust, namely: That
certain tract or parcel of land, lying
and being in Meadow Bluff district,
| GreenhrIUr county, West Virginia, ON
| Big Clear Creek. and adjoining the
lands of Charles lnCe and others a Il
being the same land conveyed 10 ihr
said :. II. McClung 10y Madison Me
Chung and wife, and containing one
hundred and ninety seven acres.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money cash
in hand, One-third thereon, 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 be retained rs ultimate
security. +. +. HILL,
June 2l-lw. Trustee.
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MAR RIEIb.

On Wednesday, June 9th 1897, at CAP
Mills, Monroe county, 10y Rev. q. +.
Burgess, Mr.. II. l.. AEEITT. of Ar.
ritt's, Va, and Miss LYDIA +. LEACH,
of Gap Mills.
Recently at Academy, PocahOntas
county, 10y Rev. j. II. Dills, Mr.. RICII.
ARD KING. of RrownStowu, Green.
hrier county, and Miss DELLA PAYNE
daughter of VIM. Payne, of the Levels,
On Thursday, June 10th, 1897, at the
residence of the brides father. Mr.. j
w. SmithSon. near Anderson, 10y Rev
II. n Garten, Mr.. MARION l.. BRAGG
and Miss LANA l.. SMITUSON-all OF
Monroe county
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SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas,
doesn't believe in straddling any
question. Two Democratic Senators
voted with the Republicans for duty
on onyx because Of the existence of
onyx quarrics i'm their states, and
Senator Perkins said he was surprised
that Senator Jones did not do so in
order to help develop the large onyx
deposits known to exist in Arkansas.
Mr.. Jones said in reply: There is
no justification for tariff taxation,
except for the purposes Of revenue,
and will not support an excessive
tax, even for the benefit of my PEG.
pie. Taxation for private benefit is
robbery, pure and simplr."
ONE hundred and five fourth class
pOstmasters were appointed Monday.
The PostofiiCc Department will re.
quire 3,ili, l67, 900 ordinary postage
stamps for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1898.
GEN. STEWART l.. WOODFORD, of
New York, has been appointed Min
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TIE contest for the Democratic
2ubernatOrial nomination in Vir-
ginia is between Maj. j. Hoge Tyler,
of Pulaski county, and Hon. j. Tay-
lor Ellison, Of Richmond, with
chances apparently i'm favor Of Tyler.
Hon. Edward Echols, of Stanton,
son of the late Gen. John Echols, is
now urged by a number of Virginia
papers for the nomination for Lieut.
Governor.
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New Advertisements.
Grain TlsrcsIlins.

I HAVE new TIIRESHING OUT
L FIT with TRACTION ENGINE
and, being prepared to do good work
respectfully solicit Il generous share of
public patronage. Satisfaction guar.
anteed III all particulars.
=. Is. MASON,
June 24-tf. LewIsburg, W. Va.
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Lee Military Academy
LEWlSBURG W. VA.

y lirst-claSS Preparatory School for
BOYS. Ia beautiful grove, with fine
campus.
No saloons in town. llealthful To-
cation, 1850 feet above tide.
Best Christian influences.
Prepares for college or business.
Experienced instructors.
Special classes for teachers in Spring.
Spring term, Is weeks, opens Febru-
airy lst, 1897.
JANE NJ. LEE. A. NJ,
Sept. 3tf Principal.
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EX-CHAMPION JOIN l.. SULLI-
VAN has been trying to arrange a
match with Champion Fitzsimmons,
but Bob claims the right to rest
and the match will hardly be made.
John l.. thinks he has at least one
more good fight in him.
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THE gold production Of the United
States in 1896 was valued at 500, 0SS,-
600, the silver production at $40, 069,-
236. The combined increase of gold
and silver production over 1895 was
$40, 1866
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EX-SENATOR HENRY G.. DAVIS
has presented the colored people at
Elkins lot upon which he will build
for them, FREQ of cost, a handsome
church.
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ID II H..

On Wednesday, June 9th, 1897, at her
home near PetcrstOwn, Monroe county,
of pneumonia Mrs. LIZZIE FERGT-
son, aged about IS years. \ husband
(Mr. Eli Ferguson and eight children
survive her.
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Terms Board and tuition in Aca
dcmlc course for session. 1916. Fol
full information address
REV. w. :. ANDERSON,
June Aft. PRINCIPAL.
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Auction Sale Block,

- EGlNNING with Tuesday next.
- the 22nd inst, (being the first day
of the Circuit Court,) ! will start at
Lcwishurg, A SALE BLOCK OR PUB-
Lie AUCTION SALE, 1T which will
sell, for reasonable commission
horses, cows, stock Of I'LL kinds, vein
cleS, or any other kind of personal
property or real estate you may wish To
dispose of, and on Such terms as the
seller may designate.
For the present | announce the First
DAY OF EACH TERN or THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY COURTS as the public
sale days. ! will also answer ali calls
from any part &c the courtN for nv
services as AucllUnccr or Veterinary
Surgeon. =. Is. WALLACE.
Jnne lift.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

DN virtue of authority vested in me,
I'D MS Special Commissioner, ny Il de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Grccnbricr
county, male on the 29th day of April,
1897, in SUIT in ChanCery pending
therein. wherein =. J. Il. Walkup is
plaintiff and w. &. Walkup and others
are defendants, will offer for sale ut
public auction, to the highest bidder,
III front of STATIONS Hotel, in the
town Of Lewisburg, on
MOnddy, J,ue 2Sth, 1897,
LIST. \ tract of land owned by w. G..
Walkup. containing 100 acres, more or
less, lying near Failing Spring. adjoiu,
ing Il. II. EdGar's land, Joe McClung S
land and known as the Mathews
place. a good farm, with house and
other improvements.
2nd. \ trac, Of S6 acres of land on
east side of GrCcnhricr. adjoining the
lands where J. j. Walkup now lives,
now in tho name Of J. +. Brown, but
conveyed To him hv =. w. Walkup, az
ter the judgments set up in the plain
tins hill had been docketcd in the
County Court Clerk s office. No i'm
pr"vcmcutS, but good smooth land.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and rs Ia the resi-
due on credits of e, II and Is months,
the purchaser to give bonds, with ap-
proved personal security for the de
fcrrcd payments. The title to these
tracts of land is good
HENRY GIIMER,
Special Commissioner.
|, Jonathan Mays. Clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF Grccnhricr county. do
hereby certify that Henry Gilmcr has
given bond with approved security. as
Special Commissioner in the above case.
as required by the decree of sale.
JON ATTAIN MAYS,
June "-lw. Clerk.
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IF. 2. Rittenh0use,
Successor to
MOORE { R|Y1IInOISL,

HAVING bought the interest of w. l..
MOORE | will continue the business in
my own name. | thank my friends and
the old concern, and solicit Il share of your
patronage for the new. | have already
bought for Spring trade the largest line of
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BUT short time ago the Hon.
John Sherman wrote a book in which
he took strong ground in opposition
to the annexation of the Hawaiian
Islands. He has now negotiated "A
treaty with the Dole government for
the annexation of these islands to
the United States-the very thing he
has heretofore so strongly opposed.
Mr.. Sherman has never been n con-
sistant politician or statesman, and
as he is now believed by many to be
in his dotagc, the country will have
to make allowance for his incon-
SiStency.
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Ben nurXthal ct al, Defendants.
IN CHANCERG.

Ben HurXthal ct al, Defendants.
IN CHANCERN
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 llurXthal, and cS-
pccially for payment of liens to the
plaintiffs, as follows Bowling. SPOTS
" Co., Sl0l IS and costs Y Dung. CrCigh-
ton II Diggs, Sl5l so and costs: and
Wingo, Elliot II CIump Shoe CO.. STA
and costs ; and il appearing. 10y ani-
davit filed, that the defendants, T.. W.
Walton, Trustee Peoples Building,
Savings Loan Association. Il corpora.
ton incorporated under the laws Of the
state of New FORK Emclia {. II. Car
ter, Trustee, and in her own right II.
Il. Buck, Trustee Farmer $ ~ Trader s
Bank of Knoxville, Tenn, corpora
ton Incorporated under thC laws Of the
state of Tennessee Trustees of kar-
thand' Estate: Thomas GrcacOn, and
Blgana :. IlurXthal, are nOn-rcSidCntS
OF this State, II is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after
the date of the first publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
Teste:
JONATHAN MAYS,
J. ). McWhorter. sol. Clerk.
June lO-4w.
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The instructors are thoroughly con
petcnt and experienced teachers.