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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17TII
1900, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,

the, following property. to-wit: The lot
OF land with the buildings and improves
TO belonging, fronting % feet on tho
northeasterly side of Brown avenue, and
extending back between parallel lines,
mat are also perpendicular to said Brown
avenue. TO a depth of 100 feet on It's west
erly line and 10 feet on It's easterly line,
the last mentioned line being rs feet dis,
tant along said Brown avenue from tho
westerly side of Reeves avenue; being lot
NO. as laid down OH a certain plat of
land of the Real Estate Security Com
pany. There is upon the lot an entirely
new two-story, frame. metal roof. dwell
convenicnccs.
TERMS ne-thlrd cash and balance. In
TWO equal instamentS at 6 and IL months
respectively, with interest thereon from
TO be evidenced by negotiable notes made
oy me purchaser. to be secured by. deed
drawn, executed, recorded and released
at the expense of tho purchaser; or tho
purchaser; at his option. may pay tho
whole of the purchase money cash
GEORGE w. GILBERT,
PATRICK HART
SAMUEL c. PHILLIPS,
hoo-lot Trustees.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

NEW ORLEANS COT'rON MARKEr.
New Orleans Nov. 1i-Cotton- Fd-
lures steady at the decline; November,
Oh bid: December. 9.f3@91i: January.
9.1llba12; February. 9.12m9.1i: March.
9l3I9.1l; April, 9.14M915; May. 9l51
9.l7; June, 9.lG@o.1S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
NNW YORK PKODUCE MARKET.

New York, NOV. 1i-fClour market
was again dull and weak with BUYERS
and sellers 10 to 20 cents apart. rye
flour, easy. Corn meal. dun. rye
feeding, i9@46. Barley malt, dun
Whcat-Srot. weak; No. red. 7ais
Corn-Spot, steady and unchanged.
Oats--Spot, dun; No ,. 26 Beef.
steady. Cut meats, quiet. Lard, firm:
Western steamed $50: November
closed $50 nominal; refined, steady.
Pork dull; mess Sl2.006is00. Coffee
Rio, easy; No invoice, 8; MI quiet
CorGova. 9SAmi3A. Sugal--Raw. firm.
fnir refining, 37s; centrifugal 96 test,
l<9s moiHsseS susar, SIS: refined
steady. Butter, finn; creamery 1924;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
FOR s al e.

otb lrule street.
l5l 81. Paul street.
So Ercemason street
dwellings In the Mottu Block. Chen,
Three new houses. 2l2. PA and PIG A.
nue ~. Atlantic City--a bargain.
Eour pr d houses on ST. Paul street,
Store and dwelling ana good bushes.
Moran avenue '''oSS
Ono house on Scott street 500 Oh
vacant lots in all parts OF tho civ
valuable water front in i3ranbleton. ad.
Joining \. < w r. r. Co "o
Valuable water front in Portsmouth, .
tween Ferry Dock and Navy Yard 10
Hardy warehouse. N.vison etreot
Nos; IS and 20 Pool street.
2Si CRANKY street
LIS Butte street
lGs and III Brown avenue
IS Queen street.
slf Eank street.
100 High street
t0i Park avenue.
100 Butte street.
20 York street
422 and S2i Highland avenue
Dwelling 2Ji Ijute street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
The Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, Nov. ll.--Fherc was less
activity in cotton to-day. At the open
ing there was n decline of 3G97 points
under adverse cables, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
recent talk of n lighter movement
Later it WAS stated that Ellison had
promulgated u bullish report regarding
the consumption OF Great Britain and
raw supply figures. The market here
promptly rallied ana advanced Gao
points from the low level of The OPEN
ing. All classes bought, the shorts
being particularly active i'm their efforts
to cover. Export houses sold on the
advance and prices eased OF again. \
sitting as to outside business showed
an unsatisfactory proportion of in
vcsimcnt orders At the same time
forecast Of continued large movement
upon the Southwest.
In the afternoon the local contingent
We're inclined 10 sell on the idea that
spinners would not pay present prices
for cotton In view of the unsatisfactory
comparison with prices for cotton pro-
ducts. while the movement of cotton
was sufficiently heavy at lenst for the
time being. The market closed quiet, >
to points lower.
New York. Nov. -Cotton-Futures
orened steady at Tho decline: NoVem-
Der, $50; December. 800; january. 9.gS;
February, 9.29: March. 9.32. April, 93I:
May, 9.33; June, 9.3l; July. %; Au-
.sl--tE 500; ScDtetf4i7er $50 Futures
closed steady November. 9.3i: Decem-
her, a.3l; january, 9.3l: February, $40:
March, 9.Sl; April, 9.3l May. a.3I:
dune, $50 July. CPS; August, 9.19. Sen
TENDER $40. Spot closed quiet: mid
ding uplands 9A middlmg Gulf. 10;
sales, 1850 bales.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

NORFOLK MARKETS.
DRAIN. IiAY AND RIcrn

Sic.
.oATS--Mixcd oats. SOC. white oats. $50:
ship stuff. >l9.0o. briar oats, $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
AUcrroN FUTURE DAYs.
by II. l.. Page 6: Co. Auctioneers, %
Bank Street.

PuRsUANT TO THE FOLLOWING
cler IIeed SeS 81 trust, duly recorded in tho
~ the request of the creditor therein
SeSupe1, default haying been made in the
VII " sell at public auction at the Norfolk
~ Sed Mai, Estate and Stock Exchange No.
BAY yam Mo SV{resd nMSS9p,rfT1l ,o %e on sAruR
NJ; !he rifoliSwing property to-wit:-
the Ii ipn nrdUSla CERTAIN LOTS, WITH
dosiHnas City Ward. Norfolls, Va. and
upSI s, as lots Nos. AZ, 49, IL, As on the
pJ9r94p,ert tyr. recorded in Map Book i. .Pags
ton D. on, leeds OF trust made by ]. 70. Brit
is 4, dated Oct. 6. 1899. and recorded
IN M ~ E, ~ A, pages 1885, S41 and s45 Nor
ioik city Clerks Office.
EhdSLone.third cash; balance 1 and
e. Years WIN per cent interest. Deeds
Oh trust 10 be drawn and recorded nj tho
expense of the purchaser. :. 'iie
IT GEO w. DEFY. Trustee.
noI-tdS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

RESIDENCE IN BRAMBLETON
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust 20
us as trustees from James L. Carson.
dated juno 18th. 1900 duly recorded in
Court of the city of Norfolk, Va. Julv
IT, 1900 %. b. 129, b. p. 49l), and at tho
fault having been made, we, the under
signed trustees, will sell ut public auc-
ton at the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock
Exchange, Main street. Norfolk, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
TRUsTEEs' SALE or DESIRABLE

c. H. Terrell & Co., Real estate Auc-
tioneers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

IIERRING-New North Carolina cut.
none. Eastern. bnrreIs Si.0O; Potomac.
gross none: muileis. So-lb. kegs. s. ~:
spots. i0o-lb. fess. 1913; mac>erei. good
kegs, none: so-!b. kegs. none: 1O-lb. kegs.
none.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
Il KlCE-None on tho III
PEANUTS AND PEAS.

PEANUTS-Market firm; fancy. &c
strictly prime. 2Ac.; prime. 2sc; con
mon, 1Mi2c.: Spanish, 81 per bushel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
BYRD & BALDWIN BROS.
KENTAI AGENTS, ROOMS &c AND 81
HADDlNGTON BUILDING,
CRANKY STREET.
FOR RENT.

OFFICES.
1'unstall Bldg.
Cranky.
2li Main Street.
West Building, cor
Main ana Church.
Second floor Fiat
Iron Square.
Haddington Build
ing, corner CRANKY
Il. and City Hall
we.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

IIAY-No Timothy hay. per carload
lots. $3.50; for ton lots. $lT.O0; No. 2, one
dollar less than No. Timothy. mixed
hay. one dollar less than No. ! Timothy
MII.LlD RICE--As to grades. 5isQpG94c
ROUGH RlCE-None ON tho market
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

6oltepartiets leoenbe MdnD ,beNpnoer
at blipe mere pg mere iDcialiitilte Sc
be9Dnoer enbDg at agitere for 9tegjer=
in9ens Gperta9elle al N}iner o9 3rllts.
Set forunoerli9e. er bog, at De be9pnoer
at tale .om bette I'LL, Oa beres Ylatfprm
aQereoe,er bD9get. pporfor funoe be
life tommet ub / fin Ylatiorm % er=
tlaret Jig for bisie iaa nDouenoi9e Me=
former, ilteoet for bette 2apperi meo
6ritrabe iom Nlibbel mpo oisie alt=
ppilueenoe llbprer, iom re9jerer por
Snouitri,Qg iuger Hiusblooet uo al oet=
te Qa,tb. 5rpr man tanite, at bore
3ruits ,itfeser ltlrte not til at betjdnlpe
De .Snbuitribriuenoe paa ben anben Gi=
De af 9apet, ielp om Dc faar 2op at
fomme inD Der for at fDnturere? &i
tror, at ben ameritanlte 5rult MI er
tommet iaa langt, at bet itfe Dar .no=
gen ipnoerlis yetponin9 for benz enten
be Dar be andre 2anbe at fontllrere
nleo ,eller life. 90 ifuloe bet ,blipe
.aahpenoi9, funoe be 10 bare 9aa 6or=
>bunb meb fine &onfurenter.
9(Qe Snouitriens &on9er bar fdQes
Snteresier, bpor be leper / Weroen,
nenlig at sj0rc fig febe ,paa Mrbeioer~
ems Yefoitnin9.
9iei, bet eneite pirtiomme 0liooel
,niloe pdre, at Golfet ielp- bet er
,&egjeringen tontrolereoe allie Srults
pso at operta9e Gtprelien af al pdient=
Zig .synbuitri.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

5 gie,p Sort ital bet pirtelig udrc
paa tale at .ienbe Slaastjdmpen So=
mes S. Garbett til 3on8resien. s ben
ms iteoiunbne 2amp meo sSeifries
table ban piitnot; men bans Wenner
n,ener bog, at ban,r boreoe" iaa for
trinli9t, at bannu burae paaitj0nnes
n,eo at blipe ual9t til aongresmano.
Gplt tror bel, at Gorbetts &anbioatur
er bare Sp0g; mel, neimen ON bet er,
Der er NOT en- Rlit / Stem Dort, iom
mener bet alporligt. Stabe for Gor=
bett, at life 3p;noerne bapbe @temn1e=
ret. 0an piloe bleuet ualst meb en-
aloeles ouerpdloenoe Majoritet, ont bet
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

Sen ameritanite llbitillin9sbpgn!ng
i Yaris ipnes at uare @jenitanb for
Nlorro blanot Guropderne. .Gg bet
er ,laa rimeli9t. $250,000 bar .bcbil=
set.til 8eroensuoitiuin9en, bporaf Mr.
Ned, II. g. 9tepreientatip, benptteoe
ben ,neget moderate Gum al $38, 600.
til ;nbitiQin9sbD9nin9er for ben it0rite
l}ation / @eroen. Sc 6pri0e 1912, 600
bar ban benpttet til at betale pripate
ubgifter og 20nninser It'll fig ielp os
fine ..@lerts" og rGrpsrts -ate bisie
ielafalgeiig prominente i 6anna-Mc
&inleD Girtels. 9ette er imiolertib
iom,b ,bet b6r og ital pdre. 81 er re-
preienteret paa 8eroensubfillingen for
at piie por storbeo, og bet er netop
bpab Mr. ped bar sjort -ianot og
uforfalitet. 8or Storbeo beitaar ! at
itjdle og robe, bpor ri bar 9lnlconin9,
for fun at berige os ielu. Gm guro=
pa faar ii9 en- COB Qatter paa Dor Be-
toitnins, fan lite bette 9j0re iaa n,eset,
naar ri bare bar pdret port princip
tro.
|. |. 10 r..as = " D.. 4 r 7 ~
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

Nditen alle ltanoinapiife 8laoe,
.baabe ber o9 paa ben anoen SHE
9apet, gj0r ct Buloer,puer en- llbtalelie,
iom &onge al @uas 9}aabe, Oscar ben
2ben gjoroe, meoens ban par 8ei09
peo bet enaelife @oi.
@an ertldreoe nemli9, bpao ri ielp
uoen Spil piloe 9jort, pm III baboe pd=
ret bans @teo, at gn9lanb ,banolepe
/ Sperensl ltemmel1e meo Cubs 8llb p9
8efaling og 9etferbi9beoens ianoe
&rap peO at frar0pe De ipoafrifanife
9tepublifer oeres Tri1eO og laf fbdn9ig=
9eo.os .tilrane iig oeres @ulominer >og
anben @ienopm.
Set fpretommer %, at ,en .iaabam
lbtalelie af en N}onart life fortjcner
en- ,iaaoan pioltra9t Gpn,arfiombeo.
ut oen ene 9t6per Dolber n1eo ben an
Den, er }o iclpla9t.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

9Qfan ler 8eretn in9er 0a9blaoene
,olntrent buer Sag, pm MineulDtter,
bpor Qunoreoer al 9lrbeioere miiter
.2ipet. Sc feite af bisie Mrbeioere bar
1eluf0lselis @uitruer os Born at for
forge; men borer man np9en Sang, at
Ntineeierne sj6r noset for bisie efter at
.beres GoriOrser bar ofret lit 2ip be-
res 3jeneie? Hesjerinsen ,betaler en-
Yenlion til be, lom efterlaoes falone
Soloater. Neen man b0rer alorig, at
.&orporationer, iom eier N&iner og reg
ierer oper fere 3uiino Qlrbeibere, Der
fjdnper en- li9eiaa farefulo & iom
pore Splbater, for at iamle .@lori"
.Dm beres 0oueoer, 9j0r np9et for be
@tatler, lom blir faoerl0ie - iom ,naa
.ltoe yt0o og Wan9el, tornl >oeres Gar
blep ber0pet 6rusterne affit Arbeioe
.og maatte b0be ,,,eo 2ipet for be famine
.Mdno, iom .plDnorebe bam af bet, ban
,ituloc baut ior lin 6ame(ies llnberbolo.
.9lei. 9ien ON Me9jeringen ouertog
.Minerne o9 brep benz til bet belle Golts
,Jorbel, bporneo bet blep en- Selpf0l9e,
at &e9jerinsen l0r9eo for Nrbeioerens
&fterlabte, entcn Be b6he peo ulpttestil=
fdlne eQer paa anbe1 Wfaabe, iaa blep
bette Socialisme, % bar .paa itgen
.!Dfaabe retferbigt. Set piloe blipe at
.tase ben inoipeouelle Gribeo fra 9lrbei=
sbere,, bpac? g.? nei fra 9erren til at
1laa libel fin usle arbeiosilape % ipar=
lie bans 9uitru os Born paa D6r.
Gn laaban Gribeo er bet Mrbeiberen
bette 2a,lo arbeiber % itmmerfor.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

Sc republifanife 8laoe itriper lan9e
Splitter om BEN Snteresie, ,iom Mc&inleD
>tog i@olform0rtelien N&anoas Mprgen.'
Stal unbres, pm ban blir iaa intercs=
.ieret / ben ,Sorm0rtelie, iom tilb0iten|
pil fommc puer bam iclp.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

.Metbobii iternes fonferens / G9ica9o
torleoen Sag, bar ct Bepis .paq, ibuis
6anoer.Girten, iaapel(om alt anbet er.
Set bar en- Sci al 6oriamlipsen, ion1
,piloe neolas9e en- Yroteit n.oo N}c Sim
.leD >p9 Momineltrationen foroi oen.impo
2op pg 9ob Ntoral tilloo @oloaterne
at bdre 81 o9 Brenoepin meo 1i9 naar
be uar uoe iaapeliom .inoe. Men
Prelterne bisie Mfuralens Gogtere
uiloe itte tillabe, at Ott &inleDs 9tapn
,itllloe belubles neo ben 9lfdre. Ntc
&inleps egen Preit bolot en- lang Sale,
bnnri ban frembolot Dor preiioent
:ndrmere iom en- Cub END ct Menneite.
Otter ,en lang 9iitlltion bleD be .bellige
Metnbiitpreiter eni9e ON at foro0nnle
oenne 9rittetrafit blanot 9ol0aterne,
men .npget Qlnipar ifuloe ifte .lQg9es
.paa npeen, ifj0nt vi bar Ell 2op, iom
forbDber benne uifit blanbt bore Sol=
batter.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

- @ancn er bet balpe 2ip. 6rll
Maoien: Opcm er bet, bcres Nlann
taller neb Der inbc Sopctamret?
Tru 2asien: Set CT iaanta'l men
inqen andre eno fig ielp. Seg ifal H.
ae Gem, for nogcn 3io iioen bar Dah
beapnot at barbere fig ielp, .p8leu ban
er pant til at pasiiare lneo Barberen,
mems bet laar paa, inn tortdller ban
fig MI ielp @ifurtrr.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

Sc ,1ioite gfterretninger ira Srans=
paal>tpoer paa, at alt @aab er uoe for
be >tQpre 8oer. Sc par bare ct lioct
fatti9t 6olt. 9llle De itore bar imoo
oen1 aue 2anoe; oe Dapoe fun Smaa=
fQlts GDmpati, % bet oucr iaa lioct.
M}en ri vii bog alligepel tro paa &ct=
ferbi96eoens enoeli9e SER Dg ipaar i
at bet fDrenOe Gn9lano ueo oenue &rig
bar qpnaaet at fomme lin e9e1 llnaer=
gang etSfriot nGrmere.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

SOM Blabene allereoe bar neoelt,
ser alt 2ano, Der tilb6rte 9f. g. Sern=
,bane 50. iol9t til ct 5pnbitat, lom MI
.nster at iil9e bet iaa burtig ionl mll=
Zig til pirtelise Getlere.
Seq CT :perionlig tjenot :oper it0rlte
...@elen al bette 2ano, oa jes for nogle
.Mar tilbaee bar reiienoe Qanoagent for
>9fortbern Nacific u. 81. So.
Set par en- Ylaos jes on idrlig fat4
:teo @oobeo fpr o9 .bpor jeg osiaa alti9
forte mine Qanpl6gere. @ldghinge
-pg &enner bar,tj6bt 2ano Der paa min
.9(nbefalin9 llben enopg paa TorDaano
lat bape ieet 2anoet. S9 jeg anbefaler
1;oet eltbnu til Nenner og 2a1osmdnO.
,@elp far jeg o9iaa .tjabt ct Stptte
Qanb Der Dg agter at tlDtte 01O 1an=
;1nart leg faar uoton,u,e oertil.
Seq flyer meo fulo Guerbepisnins,
at bet. .er ct al be it0nneite @teoer |
.Minnelota.
: Seq bar nu i9jen ani0st for sgent=
::11r for bette, og nil iaaleoes babe @pe=
,eiel Snteresie af at gipe alle foroniteoe
Splpsnin9er.
S. g. 8atten.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

Set baiteoe lite. M}in 2onc bar
faaet &jdpebenet al 2eo ST.. Gottor.
glu ifal jes itpnoe mig at fom'ne %
e, bpao jeg fan gj0re teo bet.
Set batter itte. Sc fan jo fomme
en- Gang ndite llge, naar Sc lite far
for tranelt.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

@tiot 9iort - o.n i8jen. 1rnen
0om for fjerDe Gang ipr be famine
Snapper lin Manos 0ratfe): Set
maa je9 uirteli9 iige, at bet er ntil=
labeli9t al Sfrdbberen at ip &nappernc
jaa baarliet /, at jes ior tjeroc Gang
,naa fp Dem / efter bam.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

@erben lpnes at flare fig :iaa 1o=
mdrtet uben Dc noropeltli9e Gtater at
9lmerita. 9)ten naar ri, ,iom III, ifte
taar Gesn paa no9le Neaaneoer, blir
Der ct Strig, iom ,b0rcs fra Gbicagp
til Qiperpool.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

9}i bar mootaget ct 9(o. af Set frie
s0rb," iom llogipes fra Grafton og
Bart @iuer, os ri maa tilitua bet
4par .os en- @ldoe at ldle bet. 6. g. @ia
ser 8labsts l1ogiper.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

imutte &jon fit 2ou til at 1teA'nEc Ndu
ban1. N}cn ba Stateu H,ew Vprt lite
enonu bar inoiort fui'tatlia stenme@
ret, faar nof Samc5 Gprbett pcllte e'lo=
MI en sob Stuno.
r9}ormanoen".
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-06-01

@leln lite, at vi itaar i biretk igor.
binbelie meb i5iiterne pau Gate Supe.
rior % fdl9er oeres Salt Silt til pris,
CT, Der er lauere eno @boleiale6anbler.
ems.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-02-28
More of the Same Kind.

II is truly remarkable that any man will
place himself so far below the level OF honor as
to write an article roasting an editor 90 for his
language without signing his name" The
foregoing is another fair example Of English
as She's Spoke" in the Democpt. Here is an
other from the local columns of the valuable"
Democrat: You need go and father than the
Democrat Office for the --latest designs in so.
ciety printing" Who can wonder that the
writer of the article in the ARGUS, English as
She's Spoke, was a coward" when 1t came to
signing the article largely composed of quota.
tions from the Democrat; A man should be
ashamed to even quote such language over his
own name. And then. too. the editor % of
the Democrat might send him challenge 10
fight a duel to avenge the foul insult; In which
case the writer would probably be unable TO
find out what the editor (l was trying to get
at, and be branded as coward for not accept
ing the challenge. We are sorry that the
democrat is short of help" the indications
are that II is past help" But. as I'VE have en-
gagged a reliable man and purchased 'addi.
tional' machinery" II seems that while there Is
life there is hope. "The Democrat will then
contain eight pages" This will be a distinct
advantage to the reader. II he can't find any
thing Ineligible in four pages, he certainly
ought to be able to do so in eight pages. We
shall wait the ides Of March in breathless an
ticipation. 80
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-02-28
Eschmeyer Ranch and Sheep Sold.

Oscar Stephens has purchased Of
William Eschmeyer, the latter's
ranch on Ford's creek and all the i'm
provements and stock. Included In
the sale is 1910 acres ofpatented land,
$50 OF which In fine bottom land, cut
ting in an ordinary season, three
hundred tons OF hay. Three thou
sand mixed sheep go with the ranch,
the entire purchase price being S22,-
400.
Mr.. Eschmeyer and family WILSON
leave for California and other west
ern points and quite likely locate in
some pleasant city In that portion OF
the west. He came across the plains
from Ohio in 1867 and has been in
Montana since 1870. the past even.
teen years of which have been spent
on Ford's creek. Having reached
the age OF sixty years, Mr.. Eschmey-
err feels that he can afford to retire
and live the remaining portion OF his
allotment amid greater c0nveniences
than in Montana and be freed the
constant care of business.
One OF the county's most respected
citizens, all will regret that the gen.
tleman and his wife have determined
to leave, though feeling grateful that
circumstances have permitted it.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-02-28
A Lie and Death FIGHT.

Mr.. w. A. Hines, OF Manchester,
Ia, writing of his almost miraculous
escape from death says: Exposure
after measles induced serious lung
trouble which ended In consumption.
had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said l must soon die. Then
began to use DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, which com
pletely cured me. 1 would not be
without 1t even II it cost $500 a bot
tie. Hundreds have used it on my
recommendation and all say it never
fails to cure throat, chest and lung
troubles" Regular size SOC and $1.OO.
Trial bottles free at G.. Fl. Williams
Drug Store.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-02-28
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
BY MRS. =. C. STILES.

The Embroidery club will meet with Mrs.
Vrooman Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Williams were pleasantly sur
prised at their home by church friends on Sat-
urday evening. Rev. Williams left for Idaho
Monday morning. The church will miss him
greatly. Mrs. Williams will remain for a time.
-.
Preparations are being made for a grand
musicale after Lent.
Miss Lillian Cook entertained a large num-
Der of friends last week with progressive Ger.
man whist. Miss Dwight and Mr.. D'Auter.
mont won first prize. There was also a game,
"A Penny for Your Thoughts" Miss Bessie
Dwight was awarded first prize for this game
Light refreshments were served.
~.
The last social given by the Altar society wa:
agrand success. About 800 attended and the
ladies in charge. Mesdames Hannah. Kate and
Anna Crowley, MACEDONIAN, Laux and Mis-,
Nellie Clancy. cleared $40. Games of al
kinds were played and later the floor was cleared
for dancing. Father Vermaat's "Angelus' wa'
loaned for the occasion.
-.
AT the last meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
the resignation of Mrs. Cyrus Stiles as presi.
dent was accepted.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-02-28
ATERGUS COUNTY FORGER.
Rufus Thompson's Name Used Too freely ia
Billings.

Billings, Feb. 23.-On Tuesday
morning u man came in OF the stage
from HighGeld. Before leaving the
city he disposed OF twoforged checks.
They were supposed to be drawn by
the well-known stockman. Rufus
Thompson, and were not very care
fully examined. Forester & Frizelle.
the jewellers, are out somewhere In
the neigberhood of 800 In cUnse-
quence OF their dealings with him,
and J. d. Losekamp about s37. Be
fore this loss was discovered the man
had disappeared, but n description
Of him has been sent to all neighbour
ing points, and there Is still some
hope that he may be caught and
brought to justice.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-02-28
STILES WALDORF INTERESTS SOLD.
The FIGURING Mill and Electric Light Plant
Acquired by Geo. Bach and G. W. Cook.

A deal was closed Saturday be.
tween Cyrus Stiles and W. c. Wall.
dorf, owners OF the Judith Basin
Touring mill and Lewistown Electric
Light Co., by which their entire in
terests pass to Geo. j. Bach. cashier
OF the Judith Basin bank, and G. w.
Cook. Of Cook & Hilger.
The transfer will be formally made
March l. The price paid will be &c.,
600. Mr.. Stiles says that he expects
to shortly leave Lewlstown. but will
probably remain In the west.
While both the mill and electric
plant will require a considerable In.
vestmsnt to place them in condition
for profitable use, Mr.. Bach says that
all needed Improvements will be made
and a policy in both branches OF bus.
mess adopted which will insure sat.
isfaction to the wheat grower aud
consumers OF -four and light.
The sale includes eightlots occupied
by the plant and u very fine water
power.
Since the foregoing was written
hessrs. Bach and Cook have trans.
ferred to the Citizens Electric Co. the
electric light plant for a considera'
ton OF $4,000, this figure including q
lease OF the necessary water power
for two years. Manager Stone o.
the Electric company says that the
Stiles plant will be continued In ope
ration as at present, at least fol
some months. In another column
the company has a few words to say
In regard to rates.