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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-01-20

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-01-20

One of the most frequent questions
with which some of Ms are perplexed
d, that concerning "the consent of the
governed. If that consent is To be
learned by AN actual, intelligent vote,
fifty years from now will be none too
soon To look for IT, But if the consent
of the governed can be learned by
aome means other than vote, SIX
months Of proper administration will
show whether we hayc that consent or
not. To make this point absolutely
clear, let me refer 10 home conditions.
In the United States the vast majority
of the inhabitants never express their
desires at the ballot box. Their econ
sent" is known by the quietude with
which they 90 about their daily tasks
and the contentment with which they
regard life a. it is lived ON American
soil.
Another urgent point brought for
ward 10y Andrew Carnegie and Others
is that colonial government must by
is very nature be contrary % the spirit
Of the American republic. IL must b,
borne in mind that, If this bee 80, then
America is untrue 10 itself every tim,
/ it adjusts itself TO new conditions Ye
we have here al least four forms o.
government, and mo- one has hitherto
complained. If my readers Will TAKE
the time To investigate, they will fine
that Alaska is differently governed from
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-01-20

The temptation before the writer is,
because of lis timeliness, 10 carry the
above thought further and endeavor To
explain why the negro is a greater
problem than ever Bat that question
is somewhat apart from the one intend
ed for your consideration. The con-
teniment of the old-time negro i, mere
~ a starting point for further remarks
regarding our future government of the
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-01-20
To The Public.

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-01-20

dare to predict that we shall not
lind it difficult to govern the dark
races that have come under our pro-
lection in these distant isles This
cheering thought j, uttered, however,
with some mental reservations that 10
may be- We'll to set forth.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-01-20
SCRIBNER'S
MAGAZINE
FOR 1899.

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON LETT Ehs
never before published edlied by stu
ucy tOlNiu.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
RUNWAY TIME TABLE.

I,s;,;zvsssss;vz.ss==,sS7r5-l KANSAS CITY. ST JO-
lFitkSksSsbefN s,ph q Council BUNS
WVlll,llltl.tlM Railroad "ThV Rurl.uC.
IsrAlAillsNpiIl jon BoutC'-ricket once,
lhts SSFats&l 1892 Farnlm street Tcle-
lSe,H itIl,li.EGl phone. go. Depot. Tenth
IgglNik byhSsf&l and Mason Streets Tele-
G----.',--e- --=-@--i phone. $40.
Leave Arrive
Kansas City Day EN.,. $500 am a 5:i5 pm
Kansas CITY Night EN.alO.i5 pm a $50 am
st Louis Flyer tor ST.
Joseph and S, Iouis,,a IA 1855 pm uli.15 am
a Daily.
IFss;sT.;z7iS,Sj5z7s;S,,;s CHICAGO BURLINGTON
ISIFfi ssSN 4 quincy EailrJ9dz."The
lllNlV a8i5a t88JaE'S9 i5@3 10y E51qam E55fmn''FS, s.,
IEai n f9S1$s,l Tel, $50 Depot. Tenth &
sHtllilhi,Hf3i and Mason Streets Tele-
lfglflrAsksbSa6A.l phone, $40
tsS1.11ssSs ss,.-ss.sa,Sl Leave. Arrive
Daylght Chicago Spe-
tlil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b.4V am
Chicago NCs.ibuled EN.a 5.Ui pm sos am
ChIcaEo Express s.........a 500 am 1905 pm
thiJagO Il 81 l.. EN...a as pm sos am
Pacific junction Local. .alO:i5 am
Fast Mail...,............. 2;45 pm
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

Guiding private approach. ............ 62i 45
To cover the total cost of paving and
curbing Harney street from 39th street to
10th street within street Improvement dis
trict No. 675, amounting to the sum Of
81, T59.7S which sum 1t Is proposed TO assess
upon the lots, parts of lots and real estate
on both sides of said street and included
within said district according to the usual
scaling back process, pro rata per foot
frontage, at the rate of SllI5l6 per foot, as
follows:
8 4 lot /, block II, Highland Places 200 II
s.. y lots TO o. inclusiye; block II, .-
Highland Place, at $lS623 each.... 7Si %
s 4 lot G. block Il, Highland Place. 1856 2l
S. Y lot I, block Il, Highland Place 200 II
Lots l and 2, block H. Smiths Ad-
diton, at $6SS 80 each 1377. so
To cover the total cost of repavlng and
recurbng 25th street from Dodge street to
Farnam street within Street Improvement
District No G7G, amounting to the sum of
$i,325 so, which sum ii is proposed to assess
upon the lots and real es tate on both sides
of said street and included within said dis
triCt, according to the usual sealing back
process, pro rata per foot frontage, at the
rate of. SS l7l4 per foot, as Iolows
Lots l to II inclusive, block !. Henry
& Sheton'S Add at Sl96.d3 each. s., 1G2 SO
Lots / to inclusive block . Henry
Il Shelton's Add, at $leb.63 each.... 9S3. 10
Lots & TO II Inclusive block . Henry
Il Shelton's Add. at $l96.62 cach.... liz. ~
TO cover the total cost of paving, curbing
and recurbing &th street from Farnam
proyement District No. go. amounting to
the sum of $50I25S including cost of one
private approach, which sum IN excepting coat
to assess upon the lots and real estate
upon both sides of said street ana included
within said district, as follows: For the
paving, Inspection and advertising the
amount IS charged pro rata on the entire
district at the rate of S337S5I per foot For
the curbing and inspection the entire dis
trict is charged pro rata excepting the
frontage Of 13l feet opposite lot 49, block 10,
West End Addition, which is chargeable
with the resetting of curb only ~ the rate
of O69Si1 per foot: both Of above rates
being levied according 10 the usual scaling
back process, the amounts on each lot being
as follows:
Lot 4, block 70, West End Addition. s l1i.1I
Lot 3. block -, West End Addition. l52 q
Lot 6. block IL, West End Addition. 30i a.
Lois Z $ O. TO- II and 10. block -,
Mnst End Add. az S2n3.N5 onch..-. l.228 DO
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

one of the most remarkable examples Of
an elective Office becoming hereditary oc-
ours in the recent designation of DR.. Nor
man Macleod to be the next moderator of
the Church of Scotland general assembly.
He will be the third of that name and the
fifth member of the family to hold that
high office having been born in the famous
mansc of Morvcu, of which his father and
grandfather were ministers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

of their annexation to the Harrisburg do-
Ccse the priests of Schuylhdll county, Penn
rylvania, to the number of thirty-siX met in
convention last week ana sent committee
to the ablogate Archbishop Martinelli, to
lay before his grace the resolution Of GOOOO
loyal Catholics, denouncing the attempt to
annex them to the diocese of Harrisburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

a elmple and pleasant protection against
simple but dangerous throat affections vro
Deans mentholatcd cough drops; only s
cents at druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

To cover the cost OF damages awarded
under and in pursuance of ordinance No
4571 for the purpose of widening 9th street
from Lake street to Miami street amount
ing to the sum of $l,O2770, which sum it
is proposed to assess upon the lots and real
estate on both sides of said street lying
Yates street and Binney street to
a depth of l75 feet, more or less. according
to special benefits. the amount of tax on
ench lot heinz as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10


End Addition. al S2p3Si each ..,...Sl, 426 90
TO cover the to,M cost of constructing
sewer In Sewer District No 231 on ssh
avenue between iiarney street ana Dewey
avenue, amounting to the sum of $34Ol1
which sum It Is proposed to assess upon
the lots and real estate on both sides of
said avenue and included within said dis
tT!ct pro rata per foot frontage at the rate
of S05l9U per foot, as follows:
Lot 9, Highland Place Koun,ze's
Sub of block 49, Smiths Addition S23 Of
Lots 10 TO Is inclusive, Highland
place. Kountze's sub OF block 10.
Smiths Addition, az S2il3 each ... li6 IS
Lot t6 Highland Place, Kountge's
sub of block 49, Smiths Addition o. nj
W ~ lot l. block IS Smiths Addition 4S f6
Lot / block rs. Smith Addition VI lg
no cover the cost of constructing sewer
I'm sewer District No 23S alley between
Chicago and Cass street. 25th street and
21th avenue amounting TO the sum Of
SelSO5 which sum Il is proposed 10 assess
upon'the lots and real estate on both sides
of said alley and included within said dis
trigt pro rata per foot frontage at the ra
of Sns9i7llb per loot as follows:
Lots J. and 3, block ., Sweezys
Addition at $685. each ...A........ Sl77 "a
Lots to inclusive block 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
CRY orricINL NOTICES.

------ ---------
Lot l3. block I. kuuufED'a 4th Ad-
diuou ...... Observation-Disclosures. o %
Lot T. block % kuurf..'s fth Nd
ditiou .......... ............... .......... 90
Lots TO % inclusive. BLOCK =
i>ountzo's ath Addition. at SOD
c1cl .......... Observation-Disclosures. 10 Z"
Lot S. block ., I>ountza's ith Nd
ditou ........ ........... e 90
Lots p 10 and 30. block % lNuuutzes
ith Addition, at $25' each ....... vu
Lots N to 10, inclusive. block %
Eountao's ith Addition, at 2.25
each ..,........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 'N
Lots II and 10. hlccK ., <ouutzes
1th Addition, at S225 each ........ 80
Lot 13, block 2, kouutae's ith Ad-
dition ............ ............ ........ 20
Lots / to 8, inclusive. block 81
kgmtzD's s. lth Addition. at 81
each ............ Observation-Disclosures. li 90
Lot g.. block g.. Eountzcs 4th AG-
Gition ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Lots TO TO, inclusive block g.
kountze's 4th Addition, 49, 500
each .....,., .....................,...... 10 60
Lots / and ., block r. EOuntzc's
18th Addition at S225 each ........ 50
Lots and l6, block g. Nount2es -o,
an Suppi. at $23l each .:,...;'.'. wv
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

Lots i, 2, and 4, block /, south
omaha Add, at $l.5y each.,........
Lots 8, 6, Z and $, block /, South
Omaha Add at 500 each....,,....
Lots !, 2, 3 and 4, block ., South
omaha Add, at SIPS each ..........
I 6ts TO 90, inclusive, block ., South
omaha Add, at $3.50 each.........
Lot /, block "a" South Omaha Add
Lots to 7, inclusive, block a."
South Omaha Add, at $3.50 each.
]. .ot s, block "a" South Omaha Add
Lot /, block "B, 70 South Omaha Add
Lots and 3, block "B," South
Omaha Add, at $3.50 each...........
Lot 4, block "B," South Omaha Add
lot 5, block "B," South Omaha Add
Block &C." South Omaha Adl.....
Reserve in South Omaha Add......
Lots ! 10 3, inclusive block ., Van
+ camps Add, at &.Tl oaCh..........
Lots 8, and s, block ?, Van Camps
Add, al S3,S2 cach..,.,,,.,.,.......
t. . feet lot 20, block l. Van Camps
Lots !, 3 and 3, block 3, Van Camps
Add. at 50 SO caCh..........,.......
Lots 4 to S. inclusive, block 8, Van
Camps Add, at $3.50 each........
| Lots q to 1G inclusive, block g. Van
Camps Add at 500 each ......,...
Lots ! to s. inclusive block Z, Van
Camps Add, al s275 cach.........
Lots % to Is, inclusive, block Z, Van
Camps Add. at 81 80 each..........
Lots ! to S. inclusive block s, Van
Camps Add, at 500 cach..,......
Lots 9 10 ~ inclusive block s. Van
Block TO- Van Camps Ajd.tion.....
Block II, Van CAMPS Addition....
TaX Tot g, section % 15-ts .............
Tax lot T. section 2i-1i-l3 .............
Pert of tax lot g. section 2b-l5-l3 ......
Sub lot l, tax lot ., section 2G-lJ-lj..
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L,ivinQStOn.
Crowded out OF last weeks issue)

Crowded out of last weeks issue)
Mrs. V. Gruno and Miss Lulu
Bucket of Mifllin visited with Mrs
Bransby Skate Wednesday.
j. ii. Livingston has returned from
Milford, where he has been working in
the interests of the Modern Woodmen
for the past two weeks
/. l.. Burns made flying trip to
Montfort Monday.
Mrs. Darlington of Montfort visited
with her daughter Bertha last week
Amy Jacobs is visiting in Mlillin
with her cousin Mrs Lou Beckett.
Mr.. and Mrs X. s. Jacobs and Mr.
and Mrs. Bransby Skate attended the
funeral of Mrs Hoar of Linden Thurs
day.
Born to Mrs. and Mrs " Alcock
Sunday baby boy.
Memorial day was duly observed
here
We were well pleased to see Rev.
Gordan back again in the pulpit after
his long sickness.
+. G. Henning of Galena made us =
call Saturday.
This section has been visited oi late
by heavy rains, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, which has put
back corn planting and blowing The
rainfall has been unusually extensive
and farm work has been much retard,
ed as consequence
Mining in this section is booming,
also building is in full blast which
creates big demand for carpenters
and masOns.
JAS. Livingston is building a fine
new residence.
Several lady friends of Mrs. Carl
Langes gave her farewell surprise
party"Wednesday afternoon Supper
was served at $50 and all who were
present reported a good time
CRICKET
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BuCkwheat RIDGE.

Having leisure time | thought
would write few items from this
vicinity. We still continue to dwell
here on earth although it seemed
rather doubtful Sunday night how
long we would dwell, as we had a
dreadful wash out. Fields were cut
up, corn washed out, fences swept
away and great was the damage done
thel eof.
Decoration day has come and gone.
Lancaster was well represented from
this place that day We are quite
PIT i)tic. There was a large crowd in
Lancaster and everybody seemed to
spend the day pleasantly.
The recent heavy rains have made it
somewhat inconvenient for our farm
ers 10 get their corn all in, but when
ever the weather does permit, they
make things buzz and so perserver-
ance is their motto. They will con-
quer in the end.
Buckwheat Ridge, or Flapjack Hill
as it is nicknamed, is quite lively this
summer, especially on Sundays We
have prosperous Sunday school,
sometimes church. We also have a
kind Of race track where running
horses have been the order of the day
for the past few Sundays. During
the week there is one or two shin
digs, where the young folks kick it,
down hard and swing their own parI.
Mr.. Fay johnson purchased new
carriage in Lancaster on Decoration
day. It's Jim dandy! 1t is also a
nine days wonder who is going to oc-
eupy the left hand side OF the seat.
BE careful Fay
1t is said that Mr. Frank Burns IS a
frequent caller ut the residence of Mr..
Jacob Leighty 1t appears he has
gotten on the good side of the dog and
the school ma am If he isn't with Hick.
Bert Wierman is cutting great
swell with that new buggy Of his.
Eddie McClurg also has new buggy.
There is where he and Ora shine.
Mrs. Leota Mcdaniel and baby have
been visiting among her friends who
regret her return to British Hollow.
Prayer meeting at Mrs. Leighty's
Thursday night conducted by Mr.. ii.
Dobson. Come We saints, one and all
and have spiritual feast.
1t is reported that Mr. David Philips
OF Evansville is coming here to preach
on the 9th 10th and 18th nights of
June. Dayie is an old acquaintance
in this community, having spent his
boyhood days here. He moved away
when he was yet boy and having
grown to young manhood is attending
school at Evansville, having to work
his way as he goes Let us all turn
out and give him hearty greeting
CLOD HOPPER
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beacon and heights would be beyond
vision, and | was approaching what was
very like real worry when my fears were re-
lieyed and our present situation indicated
by the sound Of eight bells struck in true
man-o wars-man's style that came floating
over the river about off our larboard beam
| gave fair guess that the measured beats
came from the Belerophon striking the
hour Of midnight, that ship being the only
vessel Of size which had been anchored
above the Jersey prison hulk 70 dispute a
possible passage OF the Sound river from
above. ] was sure OF this when, after in
| tcnty listening, heard no other striking,
for had the fleet been near there would
/ have been a harmony Of bells in quick sue
Ccssion
My mind being thus relieved, | turned
the tubs head into the stream again, and for
awhile We iIoated rapidly and silently along,
a boat with three figures that might have
been carved from stone, so rigid were our at
uudes Of watchfulness and expectancy.
! fear am none too strong believer in
the doctrine Of special proyldenees though
have seemed to see its workings in my own
behalf, as instanccd in the breeze that
saved me from the knife OF the negro: but
il ever the Almighty carried three human
beings IN the hollow Of His hand, and point
ca out the way Of deiyerance from press
ing danger, He did it this night, and that
without the working of a miracle. Sud
denly, and without the Intervention of a
breeze, We were floating in clear water Be
fore us rose 4 white impenetrable cloud Of
duh luminosity, while behind us lay the
moist veil from which we had Just drilted
its height was clearly marked, and showed
the mist extended not more than 20
feet above the rivers surface We had
struck a chasm in the fog, and once when
on the high seas had marked the like then,
as now, there being no wind to mix. or drive
the yapor.
The rift was but few hundred feet
across, though it apparently extended from
shore to shore, like the waters rolled back
for the passage OF the children Of Israel
Not a boat was in sight On either hand
the water lay black and ilat only SHIN
mered here and there BY the light Of the
stars that shone clearly overhead This
incident must not be considered forced
The writer saw these exact conditions while
Oil q ferry boat from New York to Brook
yn during a foggy night in the summer Of
1885 The phenomenon is probably due to
warm and comparatively dry streak Of slow
ly moving air and lasts but a few moments
It was wonderful an awe-inspiring
sight, but the quick exclamation | involun
tarily made-the first sound from the boat
since it left Turtle bay-was followed by
almost a shout as marked height Of head
land from the top III which, family outlined
against the pale sky stood up the beacon
Il was Corlears Hook past doubt, known
lot alone by its rounded outline, but by
the unused alarm signal which Clinton had
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l. E S
state of Lucy p Strong. Decease,
Notice to Creditors

state Of Wisconsin, Grant County Court IS
In Probate
In the matter of the estate If Lucy P. Strong
deceased
Letters of administration the estate of Lucy
T Strong, deceased, having been issu ID to F. W.
Strong:
Notice is hereby given. that the creditors o. said
Lucy =. Strong, deceased are allowed and Inn
tied by order of this conrt until and including the
FOURTH TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER 1899
being the 18th day Of said month. to present their
claims and demands against sal Lucy P Strong,
deceased, to the county court for examination
and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given, that the claims aud
demands SO presented will be examined and ad-
iusted 10y this court, al the office Of the county
jndge at the court house in the city of Lancaster
IN said county on the LIST Tuesday of December
1892
Dated this 18th day of MAY, 1899
by order Of the Court,
l3w4 EB, GOODSELL, County Judge
W. Brown, administrators Attorney
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the
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which follows
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The
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wishing inquire enclosing reply
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in case OF a sudden ATTACK by the Ameri.
cans. A watch was always kept from this
point, but | doubt that the eye of an eagle
could have caught the tiny speck of our boat
with its load of three as it foated over the
space of open water.
In less than five minutes we were
plunged into the opposite bank of fog, and
then passed the girl to my place in the
stern, quietly shipped the oars in the
muffled tholes, seated myself on the thwart,
and held me ready to alter our course and
feel for the schooner as soon as we had
gained a trifie more way down the river.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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state OF Frederick b. Phelps, dece
Notice of Hearing.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
IN PROBATE.

iss. In PROBATE.
GRANT COUNTY COURT J
Notice is hereby given. that at the special
term OF the County Court. to he held in and
for said County, at the Court House in the
City of Lancaster. in said County. on the
FOURTH TUESDAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1899
being the 27th day Of June 1899, at the
hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon the fol-
lowing matter will he heard and considered
The petition of Christian Fischer of the
city of Lancaster Wisconsin, for an order
or Judgment of the County court of said
county. authorizing and directing the ad-
minstratrix OF the estate of Frederick b
Phelps deceased. to convey to the petitioner
the following described real estate. to-wit:
The west half of lots siX(6) and seven "a and
the southwest quarter of lot eight % all in
block six 90 in the village NOW city) of
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin. pursu-
ant 70 a contract dated the first day OF Jan
uary A. D.. 1891
BY order of the Court.
T.. Il. GOODSELL
l5t3 County Judge.
Dated May %, 1899
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Forced Sale

Two good and desirable Residences one
block east OF High school in south part OF
city. One two story. nine rooms can be
bought for Sll00 one. ~ story, seven rooms.
can be bought for $1,000. Have been rented
for Sl2 and $40 respectively. The best paw
ing Investment in city This property must
be sold before July Both next in order to
close up this estate. 14t4
JOHN CARTHEw.
Executor Estate of Samuel Barstow decd