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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

TIN THIN DIRWRIOT COURT OV TltIl
soyonth Jndieinl District NJ tho
Rtnln ~ MONTANA w Ond fNv mo GOnD'
w M yellowstone,
MIND DOWnAy, plOinltW, w, Jnnl1H
h, DOWnNy, defendant, wRU MMONR,
Thn Rtntn Of M0nlnOn sends greeting
10 tie above named dnr0ndnntI
Won nvn hereby. summoned M nllN'
wep Tho n0mplnint IN thtN action,
which IN nlnd IN Tho OIloo NJ Tho olovk
M lhtA NoHVI, md W iNo your answer
NDh serve copy lOopeM lp0n fll0
plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after tho AnPyim w this Annl'
mons, exclusive NJ thn dny Of s0pytonl
Mnd IN mM NJ yOW fnillw W nIpNW
OV answer Judgment VIII hn Inknn
ngninsf Won Ivy default, fnp tho relief
d0mnndnd IN llln complaint
The Hid Natt0n N brought ~ obtain
n decree NJ lhM above nDltlled aonpt
diasolying fln bonds ~ matVtmOny
now existing hNtWNHn llA plntntiW md
tho d0fMDdnnr mon thn grounds NJ dn'
HnvltOn committed IN follows TlNt
IN 0r about flN plEt day NJ Jnnunvy,
A, u, 1890, NJ Spokane, sp0lMl0
Muuty, stntn NJ WnshingtOh llN do
fmNdnllt wholly disnRNdtng hts mav'
vinEN vows wilfnlg md Intentionally
doserted md abandoned MS llnin1H
without my enpso ~ noaA0U Whatever
therefor and llmf over sinea lhnf
lime hAs, md does now continue N
wilfulN md Intentionally, gnd with
0Dt my MHm 0 W@roynnatig deaart
MVd abandon This plainfiT, and W liye
sRUMVntn and nuarf from lm wholly
AGAINST hW VIII mpd without hW con-
sent !.
Witness my hand md tho aeal M
Wid. court fhts IN day NJ August
lHOn,
lseBhl ~ A, WILLIAMS, nleFk
w. ", HathhNrh Es1v
Attorney fF Plaintiff
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%VpnamNNiNp. D0InnsI

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iiOnHIOh sent mBMnaangpR wopn
pneGlyGd hOpn nHkinH TINT mVpnnn cut
l0pA l0 Hnnt ~ Galveston bny ~ naAlHl
u transporting DIOylRlOna W dnlynHa
l0nI Tnl0HpnnlA ware nla0 SEM vi
Nav OrlnAna md Mobile asking rOl
nlHH IN quite WObnblo llNl during
lin n0Al Tow days WIPE G|Onlnnninaa
ll0n VIII ho oaIAlllahod,
F0Opln from Galveston npn now nnu
mnVOnH and They NIL toll " lnl0 ~ nnlr
nnlIyl HOdinb llnva boon picked np WI
Vlpginln Point and TNkna CIV md
HnnVGllnH pnpll0B npa now H0lnH INTO
lllO country belWeen ,lhn 1--WE points,
One member Or the lirN hAvinH crew
Hnys lInt IlO believes tlAt NOV over n
IIlipd ~ tho dnnd bodies npG bHlnE Vnn
N0ynp0dl MnnK HnIlh before pnnGllDH
lllo bNnnll and no bHllnynA II WoAk VIII
HnaA hot0n Tho bnF gives Up NIL Nv
nnndr !
A man wine arrived from Galveston
IN DIV naA0pla llnt bodies npg being
Mal INTO inc Hulf WIN Weights MI
Innll0d I'M FAC I0hl mems .0r nlHpnHllH
M tlOm, while mnlly npn bnlnH buried
IN Tho Anlld where IOnnn Mn!y or
lIlosa nvn unidentified and tho fnll llal
M d0an mRy nnyNp I'm known People
npn WViylNH lnVa trying ~ Hel mo
n@nlyNHInnb bnt, " IN lmpOAHlbla Tor
lhnM Va proceed
1llo .Hpp0l storm GOvopnd 4 lnVAn
npnn M cotton growing AeHti0n ~
WpAna nnd dld tremendous. dnnlnH0 IN
lIla GV0uH N N mlnpl0d llml fnV 100
miloA W0Ht M Houston llla Storm Inn
wrought EpNnl, hnyOn nnd MI ahnnna4
M n 0p0ll nave hHnn dnHlp0fhhi HQNllF
WAAl M HOUSTON lln crops nvA Wlnnni
IN lh0 |WHA n0llMn GROWING counties
0p0nnd Houston I'm ,Np0IH hAvn hpNn
hnnlnn into mo Hp0Hnnr
lalynalnn Sept n-,Rnnn 0yd0F N
hplnH M0nRln Ont M alln0a Nld h0Iln5
llllnH lltn h AyAl0mnlin ntlNnlf N hnu
fDH iNndA IN glHW fhn dfhFfA md FaF
m1y0 Tho dHadt nlNyH mn hNlpH
prnHA0d mia hapylN nj fllH p0inl M fhH
hagOnat aDd made m W0Fhi mld u MiE
Ifalg Gordon N halnF dlpwn tighter
mll nGIlfaV ahQHt lhN place. EyaFg
hnraa md mule tlat wnH lah IN NM
GlfE IN IN FfFvtHE hpIinllhA. mn. gem.
Ing m NglyehfAh Md fha nFsf llnf M
communication With NM 0Hfsida WNFld
WIN NIdHed l0dAs WV TekAs Gifgt
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strife Of CAM Wopksps Imminent,

GhiGaGO, Rnpf, Uum'n viii lonyo r0l
indianapolis, tomorrow night, md N
upon arrival Ihopp Thnyedny morning
Nall 10 hnnp anything from inc
operators IN New Work. Indicative NJ
their Willingness Nd moot In IN cons
ropnneo, ! adAll immediately order \
Atpik0n Tllese wore ihn words Ot
John MITCHELL president on lho United
Minn Workers Of AmopiNA, tonight
nIt ~ with Tho Hpoatoat vnlnplanao
Illal, ! Ialn tbia .sIopl' nNid nv NV
Nllell, nbnt nothing 0lao nmniDs Wow
nA tO dn W. IA possible llAt Ihe
operators VIII M Tho lnAt moment
DHpan 10 mbltpaI0 our d~iflaNltiNs, but
must Aly tine prospect " MOI eleoup'
nuiUun
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
4 WONDERFUL OUnN or DlAMNMOHA

A Prominent Virginia illiiDp Hal Almost
Given W. but WIS Brought DSNnA NJ
pspfsni Health by UbaMDevlAiH's UOlle
Ob0lspa NM DiApphWa Remedy i,snd
Ills BJt,OpiRL
From tbe Times, ItllByIIIe, Wi !
suffered With ,dlavVhWn fOr. u long llmp
md Thought wna pnst being cured, |
ha1 spent MDeh tlMe and money pDd
suffered, w. much misery tbat Ind
almost deeldad w Rlys Up All hopes ,Of
recovery md awalC Tho result, but DOtIeD
lDR tbe' AdynrlIsemeDl " DhhmbelAin's
Colo. CbOIeW md DlArpbOen Remedy
and AlpD sgnn testimonials STATING how
gOne wonderful olpee Ind bean wrought
by tbls remedy, ] ,1eoidel 10 wy D
After linking u Few dOseg Wgs entirely
yell ,of lhnL trouble md ! Wish 10 any
further. w NY renders md fellow gnfu
fepep tbAt ] lm u hale and hearty maD
tDdny md fepl nv well IN. eyer did ID
ngy lifa q " Ioovo, Sold by oh0ppIo
DRUG i3O,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
OnlGLnl HnpOW M I'm niHnatpn

HNlvoaI0h Anptf U@IhN following
uIllNmnnl llpA. man lHAnnd Wy Ile l0nnt
Wllof u0mmittenI n commemorative nHs
Ilnntn M Tho lOHH M lirN N llnl "
VIII mnpll moon Az lanAl 1900 rNn'
lliNA nm %l0lnalNAH nnd wholly goa!i'
tntOl. lTlln nnlllH NnlindW M llln
pOlmlpiim IA SUFFERING IN ,HlnnlW ~
lnHA dnHpNni Mi n alnHlN church,
anllNll Nv MnNlahln, inHifulinh ~
which NnlynAlm llnd Nh MAllkt N. l0fl
tnlANt MOT n lmildlDR nHNnlhd dnnlV
mo mud hall. Inc Whole .numhny wnvn
entirely 0hlleMlNl TleM n I'm,
mndinle. mad Nm. ro01,. GlOlllnE and
lnnMh1ld snndA M MI Kinds W noAlT
ky gltlnA VIII 0pnn NnylnMA fp woman
Ald ghildleA (lN Mtunllm WIN m
arQNtlg relieved n0gAf ailipa sllnnld
apnl in water m we'll Nm WqylAiNnal
inelMdins kAEAapna NH, Easqllng end
GaRdIppt lHlaledl W., ~ IMlaHt
dliy" SAVINGS INAh TR'' AklNRaT
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
WI WnnIa n Gun IlODh

Washington Sept lmMinislW WI
Ina WGntvpd from III Hung glnulg II
mosAnHp giving n special Hliat direct
Inn III 10 m0GNod IN FGkin md co.
Opamto Win Prince CHING during thp
ponce negotiations III asks the DOW
ON In HpnnI him personal probation
nnn n aafn tourney Minister WIN VIII
nAk llnt II United HtAtoH gUnbOnt M
doHlMnAtNd fnp hi's UaA, m Tho journey
IN M I'M mDnG Inv sa0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Nnlnp AlMpLlMl INV

Austin, YeknH, Sept llmuOMelhl peu
ports 10 Governor hRynpA today Avn NJ
lhe ollnel thHl 400 bodies have been
identified, 700 more mn IN imWOyisal
mDvHUnH awaiting identification, and
maNy morn apo thOnHht ~ hnyn been
wished ont 10 NM md their identity
VIII nol bn known lOv weeks On ~
formation renewed by lhe governor II
WIN deemed nonnHAnlY 10 place lhn
whole nOnat fnplDH lln Island M Wnll
IN tDn IalNNd Itself under mnvtlnl law,
The governor hnH boon Informed Illnt
lbe commander Of IeknH lpOOpA llAH
bnnN ONdopnd 10 GALVESTON BY Tho rola
npnl authorities Dnd tne governor VIII
lend him every assistance possible
With nlnln milItlN 10 keep vandalism
down,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Aah0 l,saar,i,

For ayidaslae thai viii eanvlot any
person 0p parsons Tor breaking down
my fences, leaving gates open md lett
ting Ainek 0nl or or driving ANY of my
stock from my Of my fields, stock
branded up connected,
lD4,tf George plppia,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
NNnlh n MNnlnnN NlnnneHl

Helena. Mnpty sapL H-NRws u
received here M Tina dNpth M A. N,
Eslar M AtliM Teton county, yesteF'
deE afternoon Mr. EsleF WIS n
Ri0neW m fhe stafa and intimately
aQNnaHtad WITH its mineral develop
mant hHyiBE hRilt tha arst sneltel
In fha afRfh He WIN m gaHFs M REGr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
VivH A. %hNvpDHDDsnit

NawNgaDaoM Pier, ", Iy Sept, la~s
Fire swept nwny the Rockingham
hOloI nnd spyevnl other buildings this
afternoon The loss VIII bo lOtAl,
nbOnt xBOO, 600,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
A Powder Mil NsDlOs,ou

Removes everything In slight, so do
drastic mineral pills, but, both, Are
mighty dangerous, No need 10 dyDar
Mlle Your body. when .Dp, Kings New
Life Pulls do Tho work w eAAlly and
perfectly Cures heAdaeba, eOHBtlDnr
Zion, Only Nd cents nd Cbapples dfnu
Store,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14

~. ~ M, Higgins, elltop hanapa lslls.l
News, WA afflicted FOR yepFe With piles
tbAt no Doctor DP remedy helped until hn
tried DnnAlAn's ApnipA BAlvu, Mo best
IN, mo world. liz .WrtlM tWD boxes
wholly cured him. lNfAlljble fOp DlIvs,
CURE guaranteed, Only Dbp, Mold by
OhApDle Drug UD, dpngxlals,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
tnlnBuD IN Ihu stDpN'h pnlh,

Houston, Inknh, hNpt, llpuThn eds
tor NJ Tho Nation NJ VolaH0o brings
information Ot tho donth OF twenty
1--WE people IN MDd around VNIns00 M u
VoHnh M The storm seventeen nVo
Iluuulnh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
FllHI Pnblimtion Ana ", lWlulf
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF@NOTIGE
FOR PUBLICATION,

vWVHT EIIiVLI iFvA IyVI wv 1--WE
FOR PUBLICATION
United RlntNs LNnd A)tlnp,
B0Nomnu, Montana,
August 10, 1900
NoItGo ~ boynby given That Adplbppt
whitney, ~ Hig Timber Montana,
hNs hln1 notice Or intention No make
proof on his desert lind olntm No,
7Rp, f0v Tho sOHtl, hNlf nOpthsWnst
QnnptNp, south hnlf nmthVnnHt 0nwtev,
section w, township y north, yAnga ~
nnal, Montana Principal, MovldimD.
before ", A, williams, olnpk W DIS
Vipt court M Billings, MontnDh Oh
SATURDAY,, tho ggnd dny " September,
1900,
IIn nnnlaA Illn following witnesses
10 prove tho complete IRRITATION md
reclamation 0f mid land
Bert Il, RhOv0y NJ Morrill,, Montana
hIoWollin Wnhh Or Div WmbNn Mon
tnDRi Harry RnnhOm ~ biz Wimbnr
M0ntMmI Bonjnmin Bradford ~ Div
Timhnn Montana
A, w Love, Register
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lipnWpDWn wars,

"FFWVVp'S VVFNP
Galveston, SEPT, UmMAyOp Waller
Il, JONns nHIimnfns Tho number Ol deaf
M BOO, muN IN W CONSERVATIVES Dynl
p,DOO bOdieA have llpNNdy lneD lAkol
Onl ~ HpD Op buried IN trenches OlhHl
bO1inH mo yAI tO bn InlnD ont ~ lll
pnInh VInae b0dlas apo now bnd,ls
dnaOmpOHnd nDd mn buried W tl'
IVnDnllnH where tDoE ,np0. found
Others npN burned IN tho debris Wllepl
lllp pnD bN done Anlnlyr There u
lille nttnmpt WI Identification and "
Nv HnrA ~ MY I'M lhnpn VIII never NJ
n nnmplnln |lAl Ol the lnnn,
Ghi0f NJ POIim keIGbnm N III
NhnpHo OF The work. OF bUpying lhe
dNndr There mo lmEp bodies ~ nlel
onRnR0d W IBIS work, INnyiDF W llN
pllnH md getting ON tho nOvpHoH,
Some W lhOHn Whose bOhtNh nP0 bnlDp
IAk0N ODl were mObNbly only injured
when llloy Wnpn nlHl HtVOoh down., bll
There WIS M RnltinR mllnr ~ them
md llloy p0plpll01 mlAnMhlyr
Tln remnant Or lhN Force Of regular
sOldi0vH who were stationed hopnH%nId
Nv worry Hnlnll mmnhDlmHhnVn
jOinNd Tho police ~ mtvolll nH llo city
HnyhWl p0rRODs llnF0 nllnndy been
HhOt N N pnpOplodr A soldier NJ Onn'
lnin HnHnptN'R DMllApE WhllH pnlpOll1
Inv Tho bench THIS morning, ordered y
mnD ~ doHlet from l0ollng, Tlln gnl'
low drew n WGnpDn nl1 llA soldier
shot him dond, fhN soldier WINS NJ
lnpknd by fOnp 0Ihnp mon md No
KILLED WI Of them He, Ind, Ave Gnptr
ridges In. bin VlnN md oNnh, on thom
found \ victim Other mon hAyo nlHO
baan shot, but lho "details npn moi
known nor Nml lhe exact number bn
OaooWInlnod, bnt \, ~ mohnble tlnl
lwnnlErnvo Wnp0 killed.. Some Of lllp
llloAo WeFo alol lop lalllnE 70 lnll
when ordered 10, do NO. Others were
shot for yNldnliaml rho Wlns Or
llnnylm briefs buildings hnyo not yof
boon HonpNll0n f0p Tho H0an, md there
N n largo number w lh0M
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large f0epea Ape working oh The rail,
ways aDd ihn people ~ Galveston ber
lievn lhe situation viii be greatly imr
proved IN u few days,
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First Publication HppL I, lNW ~
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department ~ The Interior land
Otln0 w BOgnmnn, Montana, Saplnm'
Dor 1, lDOO-Noiien N hereby given lllnt
tho following named SETTLERS have llod
notice Or lh0V intention W make ODnl
proof IN support IN lhetp 0lnims, md
lhAt snid proofs will b0 made before
", A, Williams clerk Of tho n0apr, NJ
hllllpRN MONTANA Oh Ootobw 10,
BRIAN HART,
", ", No, p,pBb, fDp tho lots y, 4
and VIA RWl) section w. township !
north, VnnRe w onpt, M, y, NJ,
H0 nnmns lhh following witnesses
~ prove his continuous msidnnno
npOn and cultivation NJ sntd land, yigI
Daniel A, Hammond, NJ Billings,
Montnpaj james ", DiNhio, Or Bill
lDgH, MONlADnI Jnnps hyAO, Of Bib
inRA, ,M0ptnnnI Joseph w. MDohmt,
~ Billings, MOnIMnn
JAMES w. DlCkIlg,
", ", No. BOOB, for the SWl, sooU
lion " township north mDAe w
east, N, v, NJ,
lin Dnmns the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upOD
md cultivation ~ Hnid lmnl, WI
DnDieI A, Hammond, ~ Billings,
MOntnDnj WNW0n Burton, NJ billings,
MOntmnNl james ltynN Of billings,
MonlMnNI BpinD IlnpL on billings,
A, ~ LOW, Register
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-11-13
Items Of interest.

Lieut. Pasc6. son ofex-U. S. Senator
Pasco, ot Florida, was killed in the Phil-
ippiues by being thrown from his horse.
Tn Jeffrrson county on Tuesday Mr.
Bryan received 2729 voies-275 more
than 10 1897 Dir. Mckinley received
l2O7-76 less than in 1896.
The Lutheran synod of Virginia at its
annual session at Norfolk ratified the di-
vision Of the church in Shepherdstown
into Two congregations, shepherdstown
and Usiila.
We don't know who is ahead, ]. Will
Taylor or Robert L. osbourn. Mr.. Taylor
brought us on Saturday branch containing
some well-adyanced cherries, and Tuesday
Mr.. osbourn showed up with some good
sized green apples of the second crop taken
from his orchard. Both crops are consider
ably out of season. shep. Register.
The store of Charles j. Roberts at
Browns Crossing WAS burglarized recent
Iy. The thieves broke the night latch
and then opened the door with a dupli
cate key. They stole shoes, bats, shirts,
meat aud divers other things, and from
the quantity of goods they carried off ii
is supposed they had wagon with them
W. A. Thompson, of Kesruoysville,
has purchased from Col E. V. White a
fms dairy farm in Fairfax county, Va
Mr.. Thompson will buy Colonel Whites
splendid herd of fifty mich cows and
will continue the same liue of business
He will move to the new place early in
December aud will at once take charge
of the farm.
The Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, organized in DC
tober, 1890, with is members now has
membership of $4,000. The Virginia
State Conference recently met in Alex
audria under the auspices Of the Mt
Vernon Chapter, of which Mrs Robert
w. Hunter is the president. Hrs Hum
ter is a sister If Mayor George Washing
ton. of this town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-11-13
oAsTozHA
Bears the 1Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ct l11EAzzzzI

There was pretty close fight in
Berkeley county. McKinley's majority In
the county was 2IS, while Dayton carried
it only by Io3; for Governor White had
III, and Black for State Senate got 1863;
Henshaw was elected to the Legislature
over DR.. McSherry by 1a4 majority; Ohio
Williams and J. ]. Shaull were elected
assessors, U. S. G. Pitzer beat Allen B.
Nol for prosecuting attorney by $50 ma
jority, and &. w. Vanmeter was elected
county surveyor. The Democratic can
didate for Sheriff, c. L. Stuckey, was
elected over G. P. Riner, Republican. bv
no majority. and Iohu H. Lemen, the
candidate for county commissioners, beat
]. Grozinger by s votes. Mr.. Lemen's
election would have made the county
court Democratic, but Sunday morning
a Democratic member, Jacob H. Stuck
ey, died, and as the court will appoint a
Republican as mis- successor that party
will remain in control. Mckinley car
ried Berkeley county in 1896 by 4la.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-11-13
Communicated.

November 9. 1900.
Mr.. Editor Let me intrude upon
your columns in giving my experience of
a trip from Trappe, Loudouu county, Va,
to Charles Town, Jefferson county, w.
Va. On Sunday evening, the 4tl, 1 start
ed from my place near Trappe, in my
buggy, by the way of Bluemont to Viii
sons Gap, There put up for the night
with a. johnson, a staunch Republican,
and had to agree to disagree with him on
some points. On Monday morning
began my journey through Wilson's Gap,
passing the Old Furnace wall, probably
fifty years old or more. Thence by the
Shenandoah to Shannondale Springs,
where the towering rocks hang maies-
tically overhead and obscure the suns
rays for two-thirds of the day. After
crossing the river found the corn and
grass much better than about drout11-
stricken Trappe. The weather being
superb I wendell my way to the res
idence of my friend Geo. w NARROW.
After refreshing the inner man, my friend
came home and supper being over he in
vited me to take buggy ride to noun
tain school-house, where several speakers
discussed the issues of the campaign.
Returning home spent the night with
him, and found he had a perfect mania
for politics. Washospitably treated and
next morning after breakfast bid them
goodbye and drove to the home of my
brother, A. D. Miley, in Charles Town.
After visiting H. T. Miley.and B. E.
Beavers, returned home, having ENJOY
ed delightful trip. c. G. MILEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-11-13
nc LeelsIature conceeded.

Charleston. w. Va, November s.
The election news received here to-day
from the doubtful counties has been very
meagre. Nicholas county has gone Dem
ocratic. electing John d. Anderson to the
house of delegates. Raleigh, Lincoln,
Mercer and Putnam are certainly Re-
publican. Fayette is still claimed with
confidence by the Democrats on the
county ticket, including the two members
of the house of delegates. The ninth SEN
atOrial district is still in doubt and twill
require the official count to determine
who is elected, but it is confidently be-
lieved that Lou Stephenson, the Demo
cratic candidate, is elected.
Chairman Miller closed the Democratic
headquarters to-day and left this evening
for his home in Hinton, practically con
ceding the Legislature in both branches
to the Republicans.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-11-13
CUSTOM nARMENr nAKINo.

l wish TO inform my friends and the
public generally that have moved in the
new room now being fitted up for me in
the HagIey building "a few doors from
Racket store) about April Ist. I antici.
pate very large spring trade, and will
use my best efforts to raise and maintain
the standard of custom garment making
to the highest level possible, in order to
counteract the many spurious limitations
of legitimate tailoring that have been
foisted upon the public. AS to my new
samples for the coming season, it is hardly
necessary for me to dwell ON them. All
can say is that / used the very best
ability and matured experience in select
ing a complete assortment of styles and
qualities. promise you also in the fu-
ture, as in the past, the same courteous
and liberal treatment, and last, but not
least, aperfect fit. Yours &c,
C. E. REININGER.
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The Light OF the World,
or
Our savior in Art.

Cost nearly 100000 to produce Contains
nenrly 100 full-page engravings of our Savior
and His Mother l,y the worlds greatest pafni-
ers. True copies OF the greatest Masterpieces
in the art galleries OF Europe. Every picture
is us beautiful as sunrise over the hilltops.-.
Contains description of the paintings. hiogra-
ply of the painters, the names and locations
of the galleries in Europe where the originals
may be SEEN Also contsius Child's Depart
mcnt. including "A Child's Story OF the Christ
and His Mother. beautifully written. to nc
in its purity and beauty, appeals TO every
mothers heart, and in every Christian home
where there arc children the book sells itself
Christian men and women are making money
rapidly taking orders. A Christian man or
woman can in this community soon make
81, GOO taking orders for Christinns presents.
Mrs Waite, or agent in Massachusetts, has
sold over So coo worth OF the hooks Ia u very
abort time. Ars. Sackett, our agent IN New
York, has sold over 81 500 worth of the books
Ia very short time, The book is printed on
Cardinal Red and gold, and adorned with
Golden Roses and Lilies. 1t iS,wthout d0nhts
the most beautifu book of this century.
Write for terms quickly aud got the manage
ment of thai territory. You can work Oh
salary or commission, and when you prove
your success we will promote yUu to the posi-
iion of Manager and GorrespO dent. AT y
permanent salary. to devote your Time ~ AZ
tending to agents and the correspondence.
of office in Leading City of the State aud
mnnuge all the business of the State. Send
for terms. Address
THE BRITlSH-AMERICAN co.
Corcorau Building, Opposite
u Treasury, Washington, ID, G..
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Miss dertie flames married.

Miss Gertrude. daughter of Mrs. Mary
A. Haines, of this city, who has been Wis
ting her sisters, Mrs. VIM. Baker and
Mrs. Matte Collins, in Kansas City. Mo-,
was married last Wednesday to Mr.. Bos-
well Coles. OF Charlton, Iowa. Miss
Haines was very popular among large
circle of friends while she lived in this
city, all of whom will be pleased to tender
her congratulations. Winchester Star.
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ADyeRTIsED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the PostofFlce at
Charles Town, Jefferson county, W. Va, on
Saturday last:
Mr.LYsle Robinson, NIrs Edmund Poluse (2l,
Mrs NJ j. Hanson, Miss Alberta Ellis, Mr..
Blackburn Atkins.
The above letters, if not called for within
fifteen days, will be sent to the dead letter
Office. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
L. d. GETzENDANRR. p. NJ
Homeseekers' and Settlers Excursion
Tickets Via Columbus, Chicago and ST,
Paul, and St. Louis, Kansas City, and
Northwest. Write for descriptive pamph-
lets. Short line and quick service via
Norfolk & Western Railway.
w. B. BEvuL,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
NJ. F. BRAGG. Trav. Pass. Agt.,
Roanoke, Va.
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wien nc EIeart IS Afteeted

BY The nYnatisn or any muscles near that
organ. it is like tampeFing with an elec-
tTic wire, for death may come at anv
moment. # life is worth it, do not hes.
itate. but get DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedy. Send SIS to the DruTnmond
Medicine Co., New York, and they will
send you two large bottles, enough for a
months treatment, by first express. 1t
is not as quick as electricity, but will save
your life if you take it in time.