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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-13
Jackson LIGHT INFANTRY.
MET AND SIGNED. SEVERAL. NEW
MEMBERS

The jackson Light Infantry held an
other meeting ut the Armory last night
to proceed with the reorganization Of
the company. Several new names were
added to the roll of the company, and
only twelve men arc now needed to
complete the reorganization under tho
new orders of the Adjutant General.
1t is stated that these additional
members will have been secured by
next Friday night. the 18th instant,
when the company VIII hold another
meeting. AS soon rs these men are
signed an election of officers will be
held. This will probably be ut the meet
ing next Friday night. There Is no
doubt that Capt. Thos. ]. Nottingham
VIII be reelected to the captaincy.
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The supreme Lodge OF the Independ-
ent Order OF Mechanics closed its BIZ
ennial session in York, Pa, Thursday.
The next session will be held at Bal
timore. The following supreme officers
were elected and installed: Supreme
Ruler, John w. Thompson, Washing
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ton: Vice Supreme Ruler. William II.
Duncan, Camden. N. J.; Supreme Sec
rotary. Elmer Bernhard. Baltimore:
supreme treasurer, A. j. Denison. Bal
timore; Supreme Prelate. Frank ].
Hineline. Camden, N. j.: Supreme Con-
ductor. Charles Wandell. Philadelphia;
supreme Outside Sentinel, George w.
Spiilman, Baltimore: Supreme Inside
sentinel, G. w. Ernest Washington
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Eyes Examined Free.

DR.. a. Week. manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De-
lectlve vision and complicated cases
specially invited to call.
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southern Bnpfist Conventions
E.OIIiREtlIc. Ky

Delegates and others wishing TO at
tend the above convention. held at
Louisville. May nth to 18th. are re-
quested to communicate at once with
the undersigned.
ARTHUR c.. LEWIS,
s. p. A. BALTIC. and Ohio L. r..
Under Atlantic IIotel.) Norfolk. Va.
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CLEARING HOUSE FIGURES.
HEAVY INCREASE IN BUSINESS
SHOWN OVER 1898.

The following figures, furnished by
Mr.. e. L. Dawes. Statistician of the
Board OF Trade and Business Mems
Association. will be read with interest,
and the showing that they make is an
exceedingly gratifying one.
These figures are for the four months
ending April Goth:
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AND CONVICTED.


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and professional.
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The largest tailoring plant and the
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tt VIII be seen that. Observation-Disclosures
the staSnation in business during the
month of February, caused by the
freeze. the increase for four months
over 1898 was in clearings, s2,3 56.311. and
balances. S1.227, 1854
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- ALESMEN. = $4,000 a MONTH AND
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for cooling refrigerators. guaranteed 75
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If your clothes are made by Rudolph
" wallace you wear the highest stand
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IL nuo near tho corner OF Clay. a Gold
filled Watch, Waltham movement Suit
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weighed 2oo pounds each large bales. Also
coo pounds balinS wire. al, of which I
VIII sci! for $500. delivered anywhere in
Norfolk. Va. Also Rack wagons with
Il capacity of 81 barrels of cabbage in
good running order. price $50 each. II.
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ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
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a little later First Lieutenant Causev.
of Sarg's company. came home on n
furlouSh. and on the a'ain between
Gordonsvillc and Richmond he found
the deserter He was quietly arrested.
taken To Richmond and the jail
there. afterwards being sent as n pris-
oner to Jacksonville
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
Trustees Sale

Whereas. :. e. Wood rs hts rrriHiu doc ;
~ trust. dnted thr ann dAy ui January, I,i;,
and recorded IN the Recorder nfff-c OF -
frnnclis county, Miss1uri. In htpk 90 ptvc
conveyed o. the nufiu rEiFu.i TrA-tts,s the
following described real estate situate. Is.
ing ana bring IN the county at 81 Irtncuis
AMI ~tatr ut Missouri. tp.Ntts
'lng undlsi'ic thiri uf The splihWvd quar-.
trr Ut thr southeast quarter. ann tNn suItu.
east quarter 90 the suathssVzf quarter uf lfsr.
tinn i've. ALA Use northeast quarter ~ thr
p'~fhwrsl piinrins AID the northwest guar
ter ~ the Northeast uu5 rtrT Of s'''tinu g.. 'tt
nll In township thirty Iiur tIll. ranEe eigut
~, containing ifiarrrs.
which -tii conveyance was made 10 sr
cure thr plynirBt ~ certain prtmisspry
note Ia said deed ~ trust drscttBrd aud
Whrrcas said note T. past due ana remains
unpaid now, therefore. IN ucrnrinurt' "a mi
fhr provisions ui sHii decd az trust. and nf
the request Of the legal holder 81 said note,
l, the undersigned Trustee, viii irtCr1l 90
sH'il the uiBlNU described real estate at the
ruth front dpur Of the Court iipusr. tu the
ely Of furmin zion. IN the county ~ II.
FrAncpis, state Aforesaid. tu the higar.t
bidder tor cash. Mt puhiic auction. on
Saturday, August j, 1893.
between the hours ni nine O'Clock IN tho,
forenoon ana fyv - CLOCK VA ia" uftrru iJu
81 that hny, "a satisfy said note, together
Win thr cost aud expense afcGrr4llng tai,
trust.
J. ". Dt'rE. Trustee.
July -, 10
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
Trustees Sale.

wAvrrIg. Thomas ilfy,Dy. a single ana rn
married main ~ Tho Ci;l ~ - Lnuls. stat,
ui Missouri. by hts r,.Italn arpu u trusf
dated the lsth day 81 nrrf-rabwr. Is-, an
fs=clrlvd ln ID Nt.Cnrfiet q n.IIcs'ut ~ EFnn.
cHs county. Missouri, IN bpik so 4. ,slce
80. conveyed iu the ustG"r.ixuod. Jn,tH D..
rHuniF 20 Sc. h'nrNiryu, uuI state pg Ni-.
Suun, all hi flghi. ii'is. Interest and estate.
~ AMI % the following Gr-rr!bI rial g.
tate, Situated ln the county 81 - fpu.
COTS. ana STAT" VI Missouri. VIZ
The northwest functional quarter 81 SEQ
ton one 90, township =. TaRKa y.gst. com
talnlng one hundred, thirty three AMI % ~
acres.
Which said conveyance was made o. trust
to- sDrtitr the payment ot four certain pTtul,
lsepry notes In saih deed described. AMI
whereas tur'r ct said no;cs haze lrcUur
urundnrc unplit, uny. therefore Ia nc
r1rinncc with the provisions uf said Deed
OF Trust. ana ~ the request of the T. sftl hold.
81 81 said notes, I wiii proceed To Sell thu
above dp*cfilS'd real estate AZ the scout Il
irun, dnur uf the Cuur House, In the CiIy ui
fRrInlHgtpn, 10 the county nj ~. FTaHr1is
state Aforesaid. tn the highest bidder Tor
cash. nj public auction, on
saturday, the 22d day of July. 1899.
between the hours 81 nine q, 'c'Brs ~ the for.
nn0n aud fiveo clock IN thrHttrrnu1n pf thar
day, To- satisfy sttd notes. tpgpthcr with thu
cost aud expense uf executing this trust.
JutlA T.. BtN,i, Trustee.
Plated this Eih 'hy os Dune, igs'.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

In Calculating the policy Of the Adj
minisiraiion toward the Philippines, Al
iorncy General Griggs recently said :.
1.-The theory that there can exist In
any indefinite body Of people the right
10 substitute their own will or self.
constituted form Of government Iur
the regular constituted sovereignty of
ANY particular territory Is contrary to
reason aud 10 all international prae.
iices. - lie could not have uttered "A
sentiment more at variance with the
American Declaration of Independence.
The "indciini.o body of people, who
substituted their own will or self.
constituted form of government for
the regular constituted sovereignty Of
England and King George III, are
here branded As traitors. What do.
spicablc sentiment to be entertained for
moment By man born and reared
under thc free and enlightened insii,u:
'ious established by thc rcbellious spirit
ct is'G! II Is uuamcricau aud the
natural ou'gro~ih Of a policy at vari-
snce with tho gcnius If our Govern.
n'cnt---a policy VI erlmiual aggression
aud imperialism.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
nrArs coMrnrNp IxrnRE.r.

Marble llill Press: II The gold trust
eau force the United States to base It's
enormous internal commerec---equal 10
ihat Of Onc-lhird Of the euiirc world
upon the supply of thai metal alone, 1t
will cause the value of gold tn double
in the next twenty years rs IL has done
during the past twenty. This will
double the wealth Of the men who hold
Que hundred aud fifty billions Of bonds
against the nations, states aud people
Of the earth, by giving To the principal
aud interest Of their bonds 4 purchis-
ing power Of hing, ia general double
what il is VI The present TIME.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

4 Convention OF the Negro Demo.
cratic State League Of Missouri l.
called to meet on July 18th In 81.
Louis. Its purpose Is 10 elect officers
10 serve for the next four years; 10
more thoroughly organize the Negro
Democrats Of Missouri, and 90 provide
for more complete dissemination Of
Democratic truths among Negro voters.
Each Negro Democratic organization
will be catitlel to five delegates. and
each county without an Organization TO
two delegates, who must be colored
men, and whose loyalty TO Democratic
principles must be soucEod fur by ihe
ehairmen and secretaries Of the rrgular
Democrats committees oi their rcspcc-
1.-Two counties. All prospective daie-
gates TO the convention must forward
evidences Of qualification 10 Christie
pher G. Eaakin, Secretary ci the Ne
gro Democratic State League of sis.
souyi. al jefferson Club House. 302a
Olive street, 81. Louis, No., before
July f5th-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
Bryan aud isrm.s coa.ras.ed.



The gold Democrats plaza VI uniting
on cx- Senator Corinaa 90 prevent Try.
au's denomination Il meeting wlsh a
good deal Of support Ia the Mouth Az.
laniic States. Il Is MOI less favored
apparently by the Cleveland cisil ser
vice reform element iH boston than BY
the Croker AVID Belmont element IN
New Yotk TO all licmDerais, In
short, who voted for Palmer OF for BIC.
kinley 10 1896, and who now are about
cscnly balanced between the necessity
Of indoriug the present Administration
OF Of swallowing what they rejected
three years ago. Gorm,n or possibly
even u worse candidate viii be agreoa.
BILE, who can deliver them from Bryan.
German also appeals 10 good many
lukewarm followers Of the party In
1896. who, like himself, remained reg.
ular but without heart. Il Is not nj all
unlikely that be may secure the dele
ga,iouS to the next Democratic national
convention from the old doubtful States
Of the Northeast, from Massachusetts.
from Maryland, aud possibly from some
Southern States.
liut the talk ut Washington i that
liryan will nevertheless be rcnomi.
mated, and that this Is rs much fore
gone conclusion a. McKIuley's rcnomi.
nation. Such, at least, Is the present
outlook. The mere fact that the party
machinery Is Ia tho hands Of the Bryan
crowd will make the task Of the bull-
rrs Of 1896, IN recovering control or
naming the candidate, must difficult
Que. Furthermore, Cor.
man, who seems 10 hc the most prom.
i,ing man available fur use Ia over.
throwing bryan, would be- good for III.
Tie else. lie Is negative quantity
aud strong only for negative purposes.
A. positive fOree---ls Presidential
candidale--hc would be weak. lie T.
about the last man IN the country the
Independents aud civil seryirr reform.
cts would care to support. IL, can
not appeal to the anSi-monopoly feel.
Ing among the voter, TOT his name T.,
indissolubly connec'sd with the dDr'or.
ing up Of the Wilson tariff bin for the
benefit Of the ilaycmeyer sugar trust.
And rs for the burning issue of lmpcr.
idlism IS. Democracy ia government,
German, while opposed to imperialism,
seems to have M particular policy be-
yond carrying the prcscat war Of sub
ingatiou Ia the Philippines to the bitter
end
Con'rl4ed with such personality
rs that Of Bryan, Gorman cannot APP
pear TO the best advantage H. cNccls
IN craft aud political manipulation aud
deceit, and IN tbs use OF language 10
conceal Thought, while Bryan Is nnc Of
the most ingenious msn who have ever
been conspicuous Ia our politics. lie
speaks plainly and clearly, and every.
body knows where be stands on most
questions before the people, aud knows
that he i sincere, AMI these arc popu-
lar qualities, however much appear.
anccs may sccm II deny the fact At
times. There cannot bc much lin to
the country IN substituting man like
German as the Democratic header. Il
would not be step forward.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

ance Of DER friendly Intentions, Great.
log suspicious ard aiSirust tina, led TO
open revolt. This was met With the
mos, vigorous armed aggression To-
stead ui assurances which they could
understand, that such freedom as the
American people enjoyed should be
theirs; and VIC have gone on 6lundef-
Ing aud ou,rasing the gcnius Of our
boas,ed free Institutions by wnging re'
len,less war on u people who believe
they ate fighting for Independence.
Our people fecl In their conscience that
this i no, right, and yet our Govern
meni hasn't the moral courage to ac-
know ledge is error aud to reyerse a
policy that is rs dangerous to free la
sli,ulIous as II is inconsistent. We are
able to shoot the rilIpinos into subiec.
ton, il We have u Kill every male
native VI the island OF LuEon To do il,
but VIC cannot advance the cause Of
liberty, civilization OF the Christian re.
iigion by such a policy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

The political campaign Of 1900 is a
good ways OF yet, but down. here in
the Southeast, where big Democratic
maiorilies grow and the people are con
tent with any little Office which the
convention may throw this way, lin
ing up on gubernatorIal eaudidates Is
taking shape. So far "uly tWo men
are being consilercd-Duckery and
Ball. Without thought Of 4 third or
foudh Richmond entering the field, the
papers, which are supposed to voice
the sentiment; Of their localities, APP
pear to be pinuing th,ir faith To onc OF
the other Of the two named Judging
from the expressions Of our exchanges
the race Is pretty even one. In this
county Dali probably has the lead a
little. A good many Of our people
have seen aud heard him, and he has n
sort Of off. baud hearty way that takes.
Dockery is not without lli, admirers.
The people like his record rs Con
gresham. an,l believe lac would make
a good head for the ticket. They are
both good men, staunch Democrats,
aud either could wallop any Rcpubli.
can that may be put up ag1ins, him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
Remarkable Cure Of Rheumatism

A traveller while stopping at the Lew
Beach Hotel, Lew leach, New York.
sas tod 81 ii very remarkable cure OF
rheumatism that had been effected
there. Two years ago this summer
AIR. Will Baohnan, the hotel keeper =
sou. contracted a very severe east Of
rheumatism by bathing after being
heated. lie was trcaird by the best
physicians, also by noicd doctor from
New York City, but says Chamberlain 5
Pain Balm gave him greater relief than
any other medicine he had used. II
troubled with rheumatism give this lin
imcnt trial. One application relieves
the pain, aud its continued use for "a
shor, while iusurcs complete cure.
For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

People who are finding fault With
Res. pr. Lotimer because he preached
against trusts In his baccalaureaie ser
mon at Brown University, and because
he preached against the machine meth.
I'D Of bcstowiug charity; and who want
TO turn Rev. DR.. HERON out Of his pro.
tessorship In Gtipncli College because
he says the golden rule ought To l,s the
rule TOT getting guld; and who arc
raging ii Bishop Potter Of New York
because he takes ior his tex, ..Thoo
shalt not kill" and applies II to lbs
slaughter which Is going on 10 the rbii-
lrpine Islands; aud all SORTS Of otla,s
peeplc who insist tbs. rlergymen shall
not dcnoance the particular sin Of " hicl,
the compisinsnts are fond, wyuld, II
they Gould hare their way, reduce the
pulpit 10 Esrrow straits FIR themes.
They recall the story Of the pfndcus
deacon who told bis uew pastor that Il
waa not quite sale In their church TO
prseoh against any sins except such ~
wcre Peculiar To tho ancicnt Jews.
Bostob Advertiser.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
Trustees Sale.

WtrT-nx, :. &. Wuca. by his certain deed
OF trust. dRtrh the iilh DAY OF January lsl;
and recorus-i tn the Hs'cufsipf's uffi,.s ~ u
Francois clnnty, Missouri In bnpk ~ at 10 a.
81, conveyed 10 the ulttisrsiKue1 Trustee fhr
following described real estate sfsunts. ~.
lug ami being IN tho county OF ~. Francois
AMI state of Missouri, to wit
Tie undivided two thlriss Of the enut hgas
quarter az southwest quarter and thr south
sgest quar- of southeast quarter. secfl Ton
1--WE, nBd the northeast utaa ripr of nOrt Invest
quarter. a .Id the morn invest quarter of north.
thirty tour t3il, rangr eight az, guntaiuing
lfsi acFrg.
Which said CONVEYANCE was made to So.
IA SAID de~'d Of tTJift Described and whereas
are past due ami rrultiu unpaid, nuw therp.
fore. IN nc'prtlancs' with the provisions 81
said deed OF trust, Nad ~ "a" request OF ia"
legal holder 90 said notes, I, tue under lgnrtl
trustee, VIII proceed 20 sell the ahIve de-
scribrd real estate az tie south iIslpt dopF
~ the court House. 81 the city of Farm.
lnEtpu. IN the county Df ~. ftAuFlis. state
aforesaid. 10 the highest hidtlsf for rash, NJ
public auction. on
Saturday, August 3, 1899,
between the hours ut niue O'Clock Ia the
ilr'-ttuu ana nvr clock To- the afternoon
% that Jay. 90 satisfy said UptpE. tng.' her
With the cost anu rN prnse 81 uxccutiH this
trust.
). ". HCrk. Trustee.
Iuly A., ,tQ.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Mr. A. y. NOEL Of Asi,erviIIe, Kan.
.as, says be spent good farm doctor.
Ing himself for chronic ,liarrhoca. bul
90. no relief aBd WAS afraid thai BIZ
mus, die. Iie'claapccsi 10 gel hold o.
a hotile Of chamberIaIa's Coils, chol,
efa and Diasrhcea Remedy, and was
much surprised II the relief which u
gaze him. lie consinncd IL use ior .
short time and was permanently cnred
A great nany cases Of chronic diaf.
rhora have been cured By this remed,
altar sll other nsrdicincs and treatment
had failed. This remedy u for SAID
bs CITY Drug store.