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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-11
: SUBMITTED,
D. D. CAMPBELL,
p, r. ENGEL.

'! ""oIiIIleU,
D, D. CAMPBELL.
p, E. ENGEL.
Inc mayor and clerk were instructed
TO Sign and authorize the Dubyicotio,,
LOT -FOUR Weeks, Of a financial state
menS and estimate of probable amount
VI money necessary to be raised tbo
fiscal year l!YO-0l. 'N'
Inc bill of Geo. Little in the snm of
S'o % 1or services as police iudoo w.
terred to the attorney, was renorted
, oach g. the attorney recommending that
$3.50 be allowed ard $40 y ha rsot -,
lo"ed' The amount d;,aIIowed bsinr ." =
charge against the county. A warro, + =
was ordered drawn on the curr, =. ar
penSe fund in accordance with the "a
0% NJ of attorney. 'D' '''-
NO further business, counci, %
journed. ''u"clI al
CO. SHORE, Clerk,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
Stole Peaches

Al Studer, 9-year-old boy, was
brought before Magistrate Stafford
Saturday afternoon on a warrant
charging him with the theft of a
basket of pears from Max Zlffren, a
fruit peddIer- On account eff the ex-
treme youth of the Gull pit he was re-
leased. after the pears were paid for,
with an ad monition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
1hat Throbbipg Head.che

Would leave you if you used Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cents. Money
back If not cured. Sold by Hartz &
Ullemeyer, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
Adrer:l.ea List Of Letters No. Sc.

~ 1@1'' oI 960I7 3'"' -
List OF letters Uncaued for At the posto n &c
al Rock Island. Aug l.. 1900:
BLily, Homer O Conrei. James
Berry. IA. Pape. VIII
BroSn Francis. PlnEley. Minnie.
COyle. JOhl Z. Reed. Nellie
Climber. Caa-Iie Rodgers J W.
Henderson. r. II. ROS-n Ark. Rev X.
Lei.h r thompson. Nellie,
I.auCui>t. John. Ms. NinSOn. Dora,
Nichols. Sias. Wild =, /. c, Mrs
MERCHANDISE
A Y Beck q. LOOMS
: LubT.
When calling for advertised letters please
give list number
THOMAS II. THOMAS. Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
AssIgnee's Notice.

Notice i hereby given that the urdersicr ed
las been appointed ass iEree OF the Twin City
PUr.f { MiiE Company, corporation, aud al
persons holding any aim or Claims against
"a Q the ] wtu-City Purified Milk Company. are
e1y nOLnec 20 present the same TO me,
Il DER oath OF Affirmation. within three mont h
from this cate. whether I'd claims are due or
not AL persons ind bted 10 said aSSig- or are
requested 70 make prompt payment of the
same
Dated August :. 1900.
GEORGE r. ROTH ASSIGNEE.
JACKSON & HURST and ". : ESTRIRIS.
ATTORNEYS for Assignee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
AGAIN ASKS A DIVORCE
Theresa NJ. Frey Files Another Petition In
Court.

EHtTt5a Nj icy r TIE AnOIbtT i rtItIOn
Court.
Theresa NJ. Frey, of Moline. has
filed bill of divorce in the circuit
court asking 10 be freed from her
marriage with John NJ. Frey, on the
ground that the latter is an habitual
drunkard. The couple were married
here in 1875. and in 1892 Mrs. Frey
asked for divorce on the same
grounds as now. Mr.. Frey, however,
mended his ways and the matter was
allowed to drop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
weather We May Have.

lersIy fair ard continued warm
weather tonight and Tuesday. Possibly
cooler Dy tomorroW night.
J. NJ SHERIRR. Observer.
Temperature al a u. IS; az noon,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20

4 lame shoulder is usually caused
bv rheumatism of the muscles. and
may be cured BY few applications of
Chamberlain Pain Balm. For sale
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-20
Summer Prices at McKoWn's

We handle the celebrated West
Virginia Smokeless, PocshOntas
and New River. Also Cross
Geek and Lehigh Valley An
thracite.
Phone II9S, Fifteenth street and
First Avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
AssAULTMD ley 4 NEGRO.


While walking With two companions
on the Union Bridge causeway at 7:3O
o'clock last evening, Miss Alice
Thomas. who resides in Fourth street,
South Portsmouth, was attacked by II
negro. who sprang at her from the
edge of the sidewalk. The man seized
Miss Thomas in his arms. but quickly
released her and flew through Phillips
X Mahoneys lumber yard. He was
pursued and captured by Mr.. James
Campbell who turned him over 10 Po-
lice Officer Abbott. The prisoner was
lodged at the police station.
Miss Thomas was walking with Miss
Bulnh Broughton and Miss Leila White
when the assault was made. and Mr.
Campbell, the gentleman who made the
capture. was not more than 30 feet in
advance of the ladies, having Just
passed them. Mr.. Campbell noticed
the man crouchcd on the sidewalk, but
the ladies apparently had not observed
him until he sprang up and grabbed
Miss Thomas. The young lady was
made hysterical by the experience, and
after being taken home became pros
tratcd. The whole neighborhood was
thrown into excitement. and ii was
with difficulty that cnraged citizens
could be kept from doing violence to
the prisoner.
At the police station the negro either
pretended to he or was in reality too
drunk to give his name and no one
could furnish any information on that
point. lie Is only known by the alias
Gum Boots"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
THE RAINBOWs MEET.

Friday night, at the residence of Miss
Clyde Y. White the Rainbow Social
Club held its second meeting of the
season. After the routine business was
transacted an instrumental duet was
given by the Misses May and Virgie
Bland. The next selection was n reel
tation by Miss White, whicl, was en-
titled THE Last Hymn" Miss Hat
tie Dashiell then favored the club with
two of her jolly rccitations and n few
instrumental solos. Miss Ethel NJ
Bland entertained the club with two
of her best Rotations, which met with
applause. The members present were:
Misses Clyde White, Cora Lawrence
May and Virginie Bland, Mamie Curl
ing. Georgia Wilson. Florence Peele,
Hattie Dashicll, Ruth Ewell and Hat
tye Brown; Messrs. Hunter Newbill
Johnnie Broughton. Harry Curling. AL
len Tyler, Rob. Mcades. Rob. Powers,
Johnnie Macdonald and j. T. Law
renee.
Tho club adjourned until next Fri
day to have social meeting at the
residence. us Dinwiddie street, of the
Misses Virgic and May Bland
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

s. James IS % PePaps s S. NJ ca HGds s.;
Thomas ii. Hodges. 50: Cash. 81: ]. Il.
Baird, 81; Cash. 50; j. +. Croker. $a5:
Cash. 50; r. 10. Crump, $500. j, NJ.
Ped, s.: Cash. So: Cash. 81; =. j.
Lyons. $40; w. {. Corbett. So: William
son. Smith. S25: ii, l.. Maynard. SIS:
Cash. Csc. Cash. So: From q Lady. s.:
1, H. lIundley, $3.50; Il. c. Marshall,
$40; Cash, 81; w. II. Phillips, 50; l.. r.
lin \ Brown. $40, Thos, SCOTS Sons X
Co. SIS: II. G. Gayle. $i.25 Rev. T. Il.
rawlings, $40; George w. Morse. Sl.50;
;. j. Flynn. 81; Oscie Dashiell 81: +. -
Hope $40; Adams. 81; J. y. Hume. 81:
G.. iattcu. $50: j. IL. Bowling. So: W.
4; West. $40: Il. l.. Eastwood. 81; J. {.
Niemeyer 50: g. T.. Edwards. So. j NJ.
Crafty, $l0; X. y. HutchinS. 81; Cash.
-; j. /. Pace. $40; y. X. 5utt so;
lseN. Il. b. Garrett, 50: Jerome II. Carr.
SS StrublinS Marshall. 81; Winston
Parrish. u; George Parrish, 81; l.. c..
Crimson, So; X. y. Glover. 50; John {.
Ashton, 50; j n, Sawyer. 81: j. G. t'ul-
ford. 81: C. II. Barrett, sic; G. Hooper.
II; j. r. Anderson. so: w III. Britting-
ham. $5; Il. $. Patterson $40;
istead. 81; c. ". Curling, ST; c. T.
Phillips. $40; G. Il. Robertson. So Mira
{. X. Robertson. 81; Miss Mary Hone
"; I. w. Walker, 50; Chas. Syer. s.:
george u. Lawrence. So George w
Robbins. 50: Frank Smith. Si Cash.
81; Bascom Sykes. 50: Arthur Emmer-
son, 50: j. Is. Ship. 81; Hat collections.
Sl'; Cash. 25c.; j. l.. :. Rowan. ST. J.
r. Mahoney. SIS; l.. II. Davis 50;
r. W. Cherry, 50; Wm. Armistoad, 25c.;
Clinton Brooks. &C.: Lawrence Baker
l9c.; Luke Thayor, 25c.: j. W. Abbott
81: Joseph Buchanan. &C.; Cash, Sc;
L C. Creecy, 5c.; Robert Dunn. SC
SS92l5.
Subsequent orections-Cash. 50; w
j. Rogers, 81: Cash, 81; Lindsay Pugh
50c. Robert Stairs sic; Cash. s.: G. w
Maupin. 50. Collections Trinity Episco-
pal Church S75.6i. Total collections
to II III. Yesterday, $925.29.
Cornelius Thomas, $50; Emmett
Deans 81: IT. y. West. So; NJ. w. East
wood. So Hugh steele. 81; y. j. Phil
lips $lo; w. G.. Maupin, $50; the Misses
Maupin. $l5 Mrs. Anna Maupip. s.:
Mrs. Thomas NJ. HODGES, s.. Total,
Sll0.
y COLLECTION AT ST. PAuLs.
Tho Rev. Father Brady announced in
st. Paul's Catholic Church on Sunday
that collection would he taken OH
next Sunday for the Galveston flood
sufferers. The collection was ordered
by bishop Van DeNyvcr, OF the diocese
OF Richmond, in response to nm appeal
for help from Bishop Gallagher, Of
Galveston to every Catholic Church in
the United States.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
THlRTIErH ANNIvERsARY.

portsmouth Lodge. No. 16, x. of p,
Iast plight celebrated it's thirtieth ami
Versary at Pythian castle. a large at
tendance7of the members was present,
together with invited guests, and the
occasion was made notable by u num-
Der of fine addresses.
The welcoming speech was delivered
Dy Mr.. Walter Roper. the Past Chan
cellor of No. 16. and was replied to bv
Past Chancellor John A. Mcdonald. or
Atlantic Lodge. No. "a During the
evening Mr.. W. S. Walmsley, Past
Chancellor of Seaside Lodge. treated
the assemblage to n number of humor-
Gus recitations, which were finely rem
dered, and addresses were made bv
Mr.. BOYD. OF laducah Lodge, Paducah.
KY and by Mr.. J. l.. Kerr, of Altoona.
"a. refreshments We're also served.
chancellor Commander Is. f.. Martin
was the presiding officer at last nights
function, and was ably assisted bv the
officers of his lodge, as follows: Moss
"A. lrouShton, Prclutc: g. T. Adams.
Nj. of W.; John G. Sommers, X. of r..
and s.. ID. r. Brownley. NJ. of w; r.
H. Hutchins, NJ. of f.: II. Z. Dell, NJ. of
a.; G. Il. Tyler. ]. G.; II. II. Powers,
%. G.; Chas. III. Sturtevant. organist.
Grand Chancellor.
Portsmouth Lodge was organized
September II. 1870. The only remaining
original members are II. +. Warren,
John G. Sommers Richard Mclean.
Dr. James Jarvis. Charles McDonough,
Samuel Humme and c. A. Rose.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
CHANGES IN COUNTY SCHOOLS

CHANGES IN COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Miss Bette Wright. recently elected
n teacher in the public schools at West
Norfolk, has been transferred to
Churchland. and the Rev. Vernon
Hanson has been placed in charge of
the West Norfolk school,.
]. w. Baker, principal of the colored
school at Churchland. has resigned to
accept place in the Norfolk Mission
College. ID. @. Gould has been elected
the colored principal at Churchland
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
ALL. SAEn

Mr.. ]. Grin Edwards yesterday re-
ceived Il telegram from Murray. one
of the Portsmouth baseball team. who
left here for Galveston to see whether
his mother and sister were lost i'm the
storm. He states that all his family,
also Lutich. our late pitcher ana Con
nell, are all safe and Well Murray
will return to Portsmouth shortly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
cnlrNr YcOIi,r


The County Court, Judge Portloclt
presiding commenced its September
term yesterday.
Antonio j. Smith qualified to prac-
tjce law.
The delinquent lists of the treasurer
were received and approved.
l.. Z. Ives ami II. c. Aydclotte were
granted retail liquor Licenses corner
Liberty and Ninth streets, Berkeley.
Cary Foreman qualified as admins
TRAITOR with will annexed, of Israel
Foreman; bond. $4,000; surety, Alice NJ.
Foreman.
Queen Sykes qualified as admnistra-
triN of Loutenia Springfield; bond 5000:
surety, G.. G.. Holmes.
&. y. Holowell was appointed spe-
cial policeman upon the property of
j.. III. Barnes e Co.
VIII of NJ. w. Towil proved by oaths
of G. ID. DcBaum and George Ives,
subscribing Witnesses NJ. w. Tinslcy
qualified as executor; bond. 5000. No
security required by the will.
Resolutions of respect to the men,
DRY of G. w. Il. Lane were spread up
on the minutes
l.. w. Charlton qualified aa guardian
of Merritt c. Newbernc. child of NJ. S.
Newberne, under IA years of age: bond.
$4,000: sureties, ~. Il. Charlcton and
John A. Codd.
Elizabeth George qualified as admin
istratriX of Marcellus George; bond.
500: surety. II. G.. Miller.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
MAYORS cnIrpr

Two drunks We're fined 81 each and
costs.
VIM. Ferguson, colored, disorderly
conduct: fined 50.
a white man charged with disorderly
conduct was fined So.
John Robinson. colored, assault on
Maggie Capps; fined $50.
Columbus I.assiter, drunk and disor-
derby; fined So.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
y. Al. q. a. STORES.

The new Y. NJ. G. a. building is rap
Idly nearing completion. The rear por-
ton is already under roof and is now
being finished up. The foundation for
the front is in and this portion will be
pushed forward as fast as possible As
announced in another column the two
stores are for rent and will be ready
for occupancy by January LIST next.
When completed the building will pre-
sent a handsome annearancc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
NAVY YARD NOTES.

President McKinley's yacht. the
Sylph. arrived at the navy yard yes
terday to be locked and painted.
The schooner Minnie and Emma ar
rived yesterday with bricks for the
contract work now going on at the
ward
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
A COLORED MAN CIrT

A. l.. Virgins, colored. came in from
the county yesterday morning To have
his upper lip sewed ur. Three stitches
were taken in CLOSING, the wound WIZ
gins said lie had been cut in an up
town bar room.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
The Time to suy.

Material is cheaper and real estate
prices are reasonable. Call in the Sea-
board Real Estate Company and ar
range for house and lot. PA High
=
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18

THE BANKERS STEELE SUIT.
The Barker Steel Islander suit was
again before Judge Prentls and the
jury in the Circuit Court OF Norfolk
county. No new facts were adduced
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
4 FoOTRALL TEAM ORGANIZED.

FOOTBALL TEAM ORGANIZED.
The Mohawk football team met last
night and organized with the following
members present: G.. Il. Frasier. cap
tain and full back; John Wakefield,
left half-bnck; Gle Yarren right half
back; Frank McWilliams. quarter
back: p. Robbins. right end: Stanley
Deans. left end; John McLear. left
tackle: Y. Sydney Allen. right tackle:
Charles Cuddy, left guard; Earl Jones.
right guard; Roland Ballentine. centre.
The average weight of the team is 135
hounds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
NEWS RELATED
IN A PARAGRAPH H.
The Latest Happenings of a Per-
sonaI and General Nature.
IN AND AROUND PORTSMOUTH

Gathered on the Streets. ut the uotels,ip
Counting Rooms and Elsewhere, and
Put in Abbreviated Form FOR tho Edin-
cu,ion Offenders of the yirginInn-pilot
The Movements of rcoplc-snnr
Shots at Events in Which. the Public is
Interested.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
q. HA'FTDN.
II. j. BARLOW,
l.. II. DAVIS.
u. c. TRUGIEN,
j. LEON CODD,
G. l.. RICHARDSON.


have contributions from all citizens of
Norfolk county who desire 10 aid in
this good work.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following are those who contrib
T. j. Barlow, sos: j. w. wood, s25
Cash, $40; T.. y. Looiins $40; John r.
Brady, SO: Bay View Brewing Com
pany, $40; f. y. Gil, So; John r.
Nelly, SO: l.. W. Walker, 81; John II.
Sharp. $40; Charles Il. Nash. $40; JOS.
l.. Biisoy, 50; j. Davis Reid, $40; j. T.
Johnson. 81; n. Il. Richardson, So; u.
V. White, $40; IL, \. Jack. 50; Chas. T.
Bland, 81: \. a. Martin, So; j. W. Ash
ton. 81; T. j. Dashiell. So w. S. Lang
horne. So; Peter y Johnson. Sl.50; Will
liam II. Peters. $50: u. 5. Farland and
wife. So: T. j.. Wool, Sla r. n Barrett,
50; Miss Clara Bagiey, 81: l.. c. Tru-
glen and wife, $3.50; Henry kiru.
$50; w. IL. kim. So; r. Il.
Daugherty, So; Cash, 81; W. a.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE
lodging, with privilege of bath. il
refined family. central location. Addrcs
ROOMS, Nirginiun- Pilot. Scl5-St
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18

r OST-s5.O0 REWARD FOR THE RE
~ turn of Pointer Dog. liver colored
head. white body. answers to name ol
Repro. Leave \. J. PHILLIPS, 3l6 Court
street. Portsmouth, Va. sei5-St
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18

FOR RENT--A SEVEN ROOM House
ON l.indon avenue. with all modern
conNcnienccs. Apply TO MRS. Nc
HUGH 81 High street. Rent SIG %.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18

nor SALE.-DIEEoLp SAFE. i2xl6
Il inside measurement. Also handsome
Walnut Desk. Cheap for cash If sold
quick. G. w. KING. a21 High 81. sel5-St
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18

NJ ANrED,-NOING MAN TO TAKE
w position MS stcuographcr and tyne
writer, Address LAWYER, care Nir-
Eiuian-lilut. Portsmouth Se9-tf
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-09-14
Tho prosperity" Faliacy.

From this time until the close OF the
Mr.. Bryan proposes to at
tempt what he calls the fictitious pros
perity of the Mckinley administra-
ton. He began in his speech at Clarks.
burg, W. Va, to insist that the pros
perity argument OF the republicans
was not solid one, and he will EN-
phasize his assertions rs the campaign
progresses. In order to prove that
even prosperity was not real, Mr..
Bryan insisted that the improvement
in business conditions was not perma-
nent; that failures were increasing;
that the prices for farm products had
gone down. and the purchasing power
of money was not as great now as it
was four years ago. THE Republican
party" Mr.. Bry an said, mas not rails
ed the price OF what the farmer cells.
but it has raised the prices of what he
buys" Not only this, but Mr.. Bryan
told of the strikes which had occurred
or were threatened by shut-dOwns
which had been ordered, and said that
starvation would face the labOring
man just as soon as the little store OF
savings was exhausted. Having drawn
this picture. he uttered the following
sentence: The attempt to multiply
the standing army can have but two
excuses 1t is either to help some mel
exploit in foreign lands, or else to keel
down in this country by force the dis
content that ought to be cured by
legislation.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-09-14
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

MIR. VIM. r Hearst, the owner OF
the New York Journal, is president Of
the National Association of Democrat
ic Clubs, and il organizing such clubs
in every community. We sincerely
trust that the young and active men
of Augusta county will take hold OF
this matter and assist in the work.
The organization is intended to induce
every man in addition to his belonging
to tue club aid voting the ticket, TO do
some individual work. such rs securing
a new vote, or changing an old one
from Repn biicanism to Democracy
Our readers shodld see that club is
formed in every section OF the county.
They will have delegate to the Ma
tional Convention to meet at Indian
apOlis on October 3rd. Address letters
for full Information to Max H. lshmen
1870 Broad way, N. Y.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-09-14
Mr., OLNEYS LETTER.

We publish this week the principal
part of a letter by Mr.. Richard Olney,
CIevelands Attorney General. and
afterward his Secretary Of State, ad-
yOcating the election of Mr.. Bryan.
MIR. Olney, along with Mr. Cleveland
and the entire cabinet, Was opposed to
Mr.. Bryan before, now he supports
him. 1t is just to MIR. Olney to FAY
that MIR. Bryan ia not bis personal
choice, but the principles for which he
stands are Mr.. Olney's principles, and
he subordinotes the man to the meas
ure thus showing deeper conviction
The letter will he read with great in
terest, and is Il fire brand in the Re
publican fax.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-09-14
UP TO COL. HUBBARD.

Col. Hubbard. the Republican candi-
date for Congress. is now and has NO
doubt been busy with bis canvass.
The labor of hunting votes in these
desolate parts and making such
speeches as he makes, is evidently
great, and very trying to man of bis
many years. This may form an
excuse for his not having pointed out
to THE SPECTATOR the "libelous and
defamatOry" words contained in that
editorial Of the 10th of August. about
which he has complained SO bitterly,
after ample opportunity has been
given him. The only remark in that
editorial we somehow believe, which
did or could have hurt the tender SEN
sibilities of this rather thin skinned
person, was that he was said to have
NEGRO loving qualities"
Now if Col. HUBBARD will come out
over bis own signature and say he has
no such qualities. or that to be &C.
cused OF having such is libelous. we
will apologize for having used that ex-
preston, and any other contained In
that article. 1t is up to the Colonel to
say what he will do.
The Democrats OF New York yester
day nominated John D. Stanchfield
for Governor.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-09-14
w. l.. Olivier & Son, AuctiOneers.
SALE OF
Personal Property.

As Committee of DR.. ]. NJ. Watson,
will sell at public auction on the farm OF
DR.. ]. M. Watson. at FIshersville, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th.
at 10 O'Clock a. IN the following personal
property belonging to DR.. j. M. Watson :
5 good work horses, these bOrses are regu-
lar farm horses, and all heavy draught
and in good condition. fine three-quar-
ter Jersey Cows, these COWS are all young
fine mixers and extra butter makers. l
fine 1-year-Old Jersey Bull, IA fine ewes
and buck, 4-horse Brown wagon, al
most as good as new, horse wagon in
good condition, Bickford & Huffman
drill. almost as good as new. Pulverizer
(Kemper & McCue), Deering Binder, in
good condition, old Mccormick binder,
good hay rake. spring tooth harrOws,
8 Oliver Chilled Flows. double shovel
plOws, Deering mower, in good condi-
ton, Wood mower, l Empire drill. l
wheat fan, cider press. corn shelter,
wheelbarrow, buck board, surry, dog
cart, sleigh. farm harness. buggy pole,
old wagons, OK cart. post hole digger. 81
wheat sacks. pitch forks, and in fact
everything connected with first class
farm
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $40
and under Cash, all sums over $40 negoti-
able note with approved personal security,
payable in four months from day of sale
without interest.
H. H. KERR,
Committee for DR.. j. NJ Watson.
sen 14-1t