davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-04-03
THE CROP BULLETIN.
Generally Favorable Conditions Tor
The Winter Wheat Crop.

The March bulletin OF the Climate
and Crop Division Of the Weather Bureau.
has this 10 say OF crop conditions:
East Of the Mississippi River. except
IN the Soul hern St-t,s the season has
been generally backward and unfavoraDie
for farm work. with sxcessive rains in
portions Of the Gulf S.s-eS. al heavy
SHOWS in portions Of the lake region and
New England. On the Pacific slope and
IN the Rocky Mountain districts excep
ionally favorable conditions have prevail
ed and farming operations are progressIas
rapidly.
I nfavOrable repCrsS regarding winter
wheat continue from Wisconsin. Mi.1i.an.
Ohio. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. and por-
uons Uf Missouri Illinois, Indianl Ken
lucky. and Maryland. elsewhere ne cruo
locks favorable and enters spring in ex-
cellent condition. Outside OF limited
area in southern California winter wheat
on the Pacific Coast is well advanced ana
very promising. Sota, spring wheat has
been sOwH over the southern portion OF
the sprirg wheat region, and also in Mon
tana. where the season Is unusually ad-
yanced.
Corn is being planted in he Southern
States. some as far north as North Caro-
lima. In southern Texas the bulk OF the
CrCp has been planted
Oats are being sown in Kansas. Mis-
souri, Ohio. and Kentucky. and are com
The evening times., 1900-04-03
NEW TRUSTS FORMED.
During March the Combines ArEre.
gated $5O2.OOO.OOO CapftoI

During March the Combines AsEre-
gated $5O2.OOO.OOO Capital.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Durilg March
the record of new companies Incorporated
with $l000000 capital or more was very
heavy, the total FOR the month aggregat-
ing S502 900 coo. The interpretations were
distributed as follows: New Jersey. s295
100000; Delaware. $21 500, coo: West Vir-
ginia. $2S5OO, 900; Maine. S4,5OO. 900. and
other States, Sl5.500, ,Oo0. The large total
may be partly accounted Tor BY the incor-
poration OF the Carnegie Company with
capital Of $3.50 600 600, and so il does not
necessarily mean that a renewal Of the
industrial combination movement is in
progress. Some other large companies. in
cluded in the figures named, are the
American Sheet Steel Company. capital
lied at $52, 600 900. and the American Snuff
Company, capitalized at S25. 600, 600.
The evening times., 1900-04-03

ing up 10 good stands in Oklahoma. Tex
as. Arkansas. Tennessee. and Mississippi
Reports of winter killing OF the fall crop
are received from Virginia and Georgia.
Cotton planting has begun over the
southern portion OF the cOttCn region.
The prospects for fruit are very Ia
vCTahie although peaches sustained some
damage in Missouri. Arkansas Illinois
and Ohio
The soil is IN good condition and con
siderable plvwing has been done In all
except the more northerly sections. where
frost still remains ia the ground. and in
portions OF New Jersey. Maryland West
Virginia. Virginia, Tennessee. and North
Carolina. where this work has been de-
layed by wet weather"
The evening times., 1900-04-03

BALTIMORE, April 3.-Daniel L. Brin-
ton, referee in bankruptcy, speaking yes
ierday Of the present Bankruptcy law and
certain amendments proposed to il. said,
The Bankruptcy Law has been in force
sufficiently long to ascertain some Of its
merits and some Of its defects. Among its
merits are that estates in bankruptcy are
administered more cheaply and more
quickly than insolvent estates under the
state law. The law practically prevents
preferences. not merely those of a vol
The evening times., 1900-04-03
KILLED by Failing Wall.

RICHMOND Va. April 3.-Henry Fejee,
young man about twenty-one years old,
was killed yesterday morning by a dead
wall falling upon him. The deceased was
bookkeeper for Armour & Co, and had just
stepped out Of the Office for a moment TO
watch the workmen tear down wall near
the Seaboard Air Line bridge and sat on
the curbing while eating an apple While
there the wall toppled over, falling upon
and crushing the young man. He lived
but short time after the accident.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Millions eiyer AWAY.

It is certainly gratifying to the public to know
Of ono concern which Is not afraid TO be generous
The propretors Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs. and Colds have given
away over ten milsicn uial bottles and have the
satisfaction Of knowing il has cured thousands
of hopeless eases. Asthma. Bronchitis. La Grippe.
and all Throat, Chest, and Lung diseases are surely
cured by IL Call on Henry Evans 922 + 81
Druggist, and get a free trial bottle. Regular
size 5ec and 81. Every bottle guaranteed.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Ancient church Rededicates.

HAGERSTOwN. Nd, April S.-st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church.
which has been remodeled, was rededicated
Sunday. with large congregation in
attendance The chsIreb is nearly 125
years old. The dedieatory sermon was
preached by Rev DR.. II. E. Jacobs. Presi-
dent Of the Mount Airy Seminary. PhiIa-
deIphia. The pastor. Rev. Or. s. w.
Owen, read a statement showing the cost
Of the improvements TO be Sl6,4sS.6 So, In
cluding the memorial window and eontri-
buttons OF furniture, etc, made by ndi-
viduals. What remained to ae paid was
subscribed or collected aggregaung IS
COO.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
4 ChiId DnnEerousIr nurned.

BALTIMORE. April 3.-Julia Mary
Johnson, the six-vear-Old daughter OF
Charles Johnson 234 East Barney Street.
was frightfuliy burned yesterday after
noon while standing near a small IRE on
the lot in front OF her home Some boys
had built a small fire to melt the solder
from some cans and little Julia was play
ing nearby when spark set her cIo-hing
afire. William Hildridge rushed 70 nar
assistance and extinguished the names.
DR.. Ro' ert P. c. Scheidt, $40 East Port
Avenue, who attended her, does not OK
pect her TO recover
The evening times., 1900-04-03

HAGERSTOWN. Md. April 3-F0rmer
Mayor 5. NJ. Bloom. who gave the site in
HagerstOwn for the Spanish cannon loaned
by the United States Government 20 Hs-
gerstown, has received the plans drawn
by John G. Butler, Major OF Ordnance.
United States Army New York Arsenal.
Tor mount for the gun. The mount will
be constructed of Woodstock. Nd. granite.
4 feet 3 inches high to the top Of the gun
and y feet high. On one side Of .he mount
Mr.. Bloom will place a pile OF $50 20 pound
cannon balls. The shot viii be furnished
by the Government
The evening times., 1900-04-03
A New Canal plan Incorporated

TRENTON, n. j.. April 3.-The Inter
Oceanic Canal Company was Incorporated
here this morning to construct a canal
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
through Nicaragua; capital, 500. 600. coo.
The incorporators are William b. Crowell.
Levi B. Gillchrist, James NJ " Rooney.
George W. Bell, Charles p. Galley, Rich
ard d. Purcell, and James J, Traynor.
The evening times., 1900-04-03

81 have no hesitaney in recommending Chamber
lains Cough Remedy" says +. P. Moran. we'll
Known and popular baker Of Petersburg, Va. eve
have given it to our children when troubled with
bad cough, also whooping cough, and Il has al
WAYS given perfect satisfaction. II was recon-
mended 10 by a druggist as the best cough
ihedicine for children As it contained - opium
other harmful drug" Sold by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail, and al druggists.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
MaSOn'S Health Defenders.

NASoNS YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA.
NASoN'S BROWN TABLETS cure CONSTIPATION
NASoN'S RED TABLETS cure COUGHS.
MASoN'S WHITE TABLET cllc SORE THROAT.
60 tablets i0y-slI druggists. cr seut
FOR price by H. T. MASON CHEMICAL Coai-
PANl, SIS Arch ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
HENRY EVANS. 922 Street northwest
EDWARD STEVENS. Ninth and Pa. Avenue
NACkALL BROS Ninth and II SIS. northeast.
L : LEADBEATER Z Sons. Aexardrfa. Va.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
A PRIZEFIGHT ROW.
Serious Trouble Narrowly AVerte
mt the SuIIivan-Gurdncr Rout.

Mt the SuIiivan-Gardncr Bout
NEW YORK, April Am incipient riot
was just avoided last night at the Hercules
Athletic Club, Brooklyn. The disturbance
occurred as the result Of the mesting be
tween Dave Sullivan and Eddie Gardner
brother 10 Oscar Gardner. The men came
together at 124 pounds for twenty-five
rounds. but Sullivan won in the nine-
teenth. as Oscar jumped into the ring and
refused 10 let his brother fight any longer.
The battle while il lasted was a savage
affair and Sullivan had the narrOwest es-
cape in his career Of being put 20 sleep in
the sixteenth round. The preliminary
bout was between Arthur Jones. cCIored
Of Washington. and Jack Lowery. Of New
York The decision was draw
The evening times., 1900-04-03
ON TEE BANKRUPTCY Law
A Referee Speaks of Its Defects
and Proposed Amendment.

nder Its Provisions at Present In-
solvent Estates Are Handled More
tor Has NJ Advantage Over the
SIuEgHrd-OppOrtuni Tor Fraud
The evening times., 1900-04-03

The statement Is made that President Ban
johnson has chosen the American eagle as the
insignia or emblem that viii characterize the
annual passes as well as the literature Of the
club. Ban Is himself bird.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
In the morning

you make on effort 90 relieve yourself
OF al -.i- yi~cid socgmuIation
Away comes cvsrythiHg-Your head and nose
and Lraat perfectly clear. You
breathe faiL deep, ~eri-fsiug dsaugEts
Of sir- Tie sensation is iHde=csi5aJly delizhtfsr
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30
sawdust Ora Il uates.

Most of the circus acrobats and not
few OF the rough and tumble come
iians of the stage who have graduated
from ihe ring We're reared and learned
the rulimenis OF their business In the
lumber towns OF the northwest. In the
"business" these are known as saw
dust towns" on account OF the saw
mills. which are their chief industry.
There are many of these In Wisconsin
and Michigan and several In Iowa that
have turned out the bulk of the aero
bats and tuinblers In the business.
in the "sawdust towns" The small
boys have exceptional facilities for
Earning fo turn somcrsaults and hand
tprings in lhr great beds OF sawdust
that surround III. mills. Soon they be-
lin 10 Try the more difficult feais they
see done In The shows That visit the
towns After school hours they tum-
Bile until il is time to - home and do
the CHORES From out of them all
there generally rise two or three boys
who get The kDack Of the acrobaiic
feats. and these work Ia constant RI
valry. each trying to excel the other.
One day along comes circus. ana
the pesi boy tumbler applies for job
aud shows whnl be can do. Perhaps
ae Is given II chance as top mount
er," or the top man In Il pyramid act,
because he Is light and active. When
be gets older, heavier and stronger.
pa ney become an ''understander." or
the man who holds u a.onptaln of men
on his shoulders. And thus he gets
TO the show business Exchange.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30

+. zone day lasi fall" said a wen
known Montana capitalist. Il was rid
Ing on II train In my state aud gol 10 be
on pretty fair terms with The train boy
by buying few of the things lie had
Ia sell. Ii WAS not very formal kind
Of q train, and when the boy had I'm
jshe,l his rounds he came over 10 sit
yith me aud chin a bit as he said.
WAS willing enough, as he was sharp
lad and there was nobody else To talk
20. and he went right AT things.
"'Do you know. he said. that ! car
tell 10y looking al man mighty near
what he Is Now, there's that fellow
drummer can tell him hy he way
he lets his money go and the dip style
he has when be talks 10 people. And
thai chap over there with the 81 = hat
IN; he's n preacher from u country
town. I'm dead sure. aud III 80 ask
him II you say SO.
Il didn't say So because | didn't care
II continental aud the boy went on
with his descriptions OF the people on
the train Al last asked him what
he thought | was. had on II pretty
hashy suit of light stuff and was think
ing | was looking pretty we'll, so was
willing 10 risk the boys venture. He
looked me over for q full minute very
carefully.
well, he said at last, you've got a
sloo OF money. but ! Amt dead sure
whether you are n cattleinan or II gam
bier. ~ Washington Star.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30

Il ne law holds both maker and circula
tor Of a counterfeit equally guilty. The
dealer who sells you dangerous counter
felt of DE Wits Witch Hazel Salve risks
Your life to make II little larger profit.
You can not trust him. DeWitt's is the
onl, genuine and original Witch Hazel
Sal ye Il well known cure for piles and
all skin diseases See that Your dealer
gives you DeWitrs Saly-. IL. A. n
Todd, Druggist.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30

thing new in bee-cultnre. fishing tackle,
sporting apparatus. No. nothing OF the
kind. Linen from the more industrious
north. and whiskey and beer to represent
the rest OF Ireland that is the Irish CON
tribution.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30
Honey For Scholars.

"Honey and bread WAS II great meat
with Pythagoras and his scholars and
counted "A sufficient food for IA tenn
peraie life" wrote Dr. Thomas Muffett
in 1919, for brcsd strengthens the
body. and honey both nourisles much
and also clcanseth away superfiuitics.
polio Romulus being asked by Au-
glstus. the emperor. how he lived so
long. By nourishing tsaith heD my in
parls with ayle. The like answer like
wise made Democriius. being demand
td the like question. Furthermore, II
Is 81 general Il meat through Russ.a
that the children eat il on their brea
VERY morning AS ours do butter la
plI men il agreeth exceeding well.
tlcansing their breasts. opening their
pipes. warming their siomachs, resist
ing pnlrefaclion and engendcrlng sweet
and commcndable blood. Raw honey
is never good therefore clarity IL thor
oughly nj the fire: also let il he honey
Thai ran and WIS never puffed ont of
ihe combs and Of young bees rather
han old. feeding upon thine. rose
mary. flowers and such sweet and
wholesome herbs, Then may yon
boldly give II rs nent 10 young chill
drcn. 10 cold and moist compilations
and TO rheumatic old men. especially
In northern countries aud cold climates
and In the winter months"
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30

For burns. injuries, piles aud skin
diseases use DeWitt's Witch Halle Salve.
II is the original. Caunterfeits may he
offered. Use only DeWitt's. II. A. n.
Todd, Druggist.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-08-30

II has been demonstrated by experl
.nce that consumption ean be preyente''
by the early nse Of One Minute Cough
Cure. This is the fayorite remedy fol
coughs, colds, Group, asthma, grippe ane
,ll thrsat and lung troubles. Cures
lnickly. II. 4. n Todd, Druggist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

Sans &elIer, Nte9dniter, BON 8disl,
unb @mil S90ni bon Sumispalb,
Shreinerlebrling, bsibe in Qtarburg
tppbnbaft, tpurben perbaftet.
allie. Sier 1T pfarrer Mamie,
Der Senior Der iuraIIiI6eu tat6oliIhen
9eiitli9teit, SO Sabre alt, 9eItprbsu.
3ur &ulturtampfSeit mar er 9fdrrer
in ct. Simmer unb bsfanb ii9 untsr
ben abgeieBten uno perbdnnten Prie>
fern.
9edemieb. 9tuf Teinem 2an6s
quite 8iibl lit ultsGantonsri9ter Msins
rdb Wlurer seitOrben.
8trsfelben. Wteier 9anaLer
perungliidte, inOem er Iein bur6gegans
genes Pferb aufbalten ipollte. 0abei
fiel er unb erlitt etnen bpppetten 8eins
bru6, perIdiebene innsre 8erlebungen
uno AuetI4ungen, bic fir IsiR asben
fiirdten laTen.
Setttngen. RdGts brannte bds
SpppeIbaus go. 80 Bis auf ben @runo
nieoer. Sdfslbe gebDrte ben sFrauen
Roid SeIber unb Nittpe GliIabst5
Stefanie. Der 8runb entItanb pabrs
i4einli9 in Der Steune.
&tr9linSdd. Der Reubau Der
tOntonuIen SrinterbsiIItGtte .Riid=
tern" an IOnnissn Siibbange iiber bem
SOrfe gebt Der 8olIenOung entgesen.
@eIferreib. 2tn9arn.
8ubapet. Sn Der Rd6e BON
8ubapeit purbe bic 2ei6e bes gepeIez
nen Setretdrs Oes grie9iicben @enes
raj GonIulats, ProfeFprs Georg
Gbidlios, aus Der 9onau gesoger.
Gbiulios, Der 9lgent bes mdcsboniIden
Gomites mar, purbe Isinsrseit be-
f4uIOigt. Der tiirtiiden Rsgisrung
SpiOnusebienIte gsleiItet gu baben,
uno bieie 9eI9ulbiguns mar es, bic
i'm in ben Sob trisb.
@benfee. Der 26 Sabre allie
Srans 9Iai9s, Der in @sieaT6nft
msbrerer Sreunbe bic glnb0bs sur
Steinpalbtapeue in 2angbatbtbal bcs
fttsgsn bate, glitt auf Der S0Ge pl5bz
li9 aus unb itiir5te sum @ntiesen Tets
ner 9egleiter in bic Siefe. @r mar
ipfort tobt.
9raa. Der gtr6eiterFiiGr.r
Ssinbl, Der mad @eruntreuuug bon
Yartsi9elbern in bic S6tpeis flii4tete,
puree bort berbdftet unb benz Gra3er
2anbesgert9t eingeliefert.
Sfhl. Der Dugnergebilfe 5rdn3
So9, aus prptsborf in Tieoer0ittr=
reid. 26 Sabre alt unb bei Srdu
Stalser, gfubOlpbquai SO. ID at5
@agnsrgsbiIfe beI3ditigt, bat ii9 nit
einem RaiirmeHer ben gals abg;z
I9nitten.
&ecstemet. Sier pur6e Der
Sauptmann 9ruf DITTO 9iiiingenz
gippsnburg pom Sberitlieutenant
@rnft 9etuFp i'm DUEL erI6oF.n.
Die llrfa9e bes 9uelIs tour elm 8orta
ipe6Tel.
U1auer. Der bier garriioniz
renoe Snfantertlt 4}eter Stocdn, oes
Snfanterie Regimentes SO. ga.
nurbe nd6it Der S9DimmI6ule i'm
S60nbrunner Yarfe bon 9artenars
bsitern erb.ntt uufaefunben.
S6eibbs. SIM gllter BON SO
Sabren Iturb Der psnitonirte Staota
balterpirtb Srun5 8ir4ler.
eSuxem6rtr9.
Riimelingen Sn elmer 9alerie
Der @eIeqi9aft PbDnir tpuroe Der oas
Ielbit beIdGftigte qrbeiter Gag. Bat
ticeGi aus Stalien bon elmer BON Der
Wuno berabfalIenben GrbIdiht ge<
troffen unb gstDbtet. Der 8eruns
gliidte, "a Sabre alt, mar ni4t ps!s
beirutbet.
@afferbilGig. gtadts luur>
ben bic Nebengsbdubs Der 6rau
Dittpe ainO, beItebenb aus S4eune.
Stallung unb 8Gdersi, elm Raub Der
slammen. Spla, 6utter unb aud
DerI6iebsne 9alen Ms6t sabeu Dem
Seuer rei9lide Nubrung. Gntites
hungsuria9e unbetannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

= Gin r8oerenldger bat
bic polisei BEL &ibingen ausgebobsn.
MittelIdiilsr butten es in einem ents
lesensn Stsinbru9 alfseI6lugen. Sn
Der Stabt battsn iie SelepbOnIeituns
gen SerI9nittsn, duf Dffentliden
PlGssn 9eIdGoisungsn anseriftet uno
Sisbitable aussefiibrt, ipdbrenb lie bds
u0tbige 9elb ibrsn @ltsrn itdbIeR. 8ei
benz RGbelsfiibrer purben 1000 Mart
8uorselb gefunSen. Dus psrborgene
Eager biIoste sins srObe Siitte, bic
innen eine OuGitGnbiss Suuseinrias
tlng nebIt Wetns unb Munooprratb
aufpiss; an Der gingangstbiir mar
cine Warnunsstafel aneebradt, bic
bem 9etreten bieIer StGtts @erni6z
tung bur6 SslbftIdiiiTs unb Winsn
antiinbiste. BON @insans in bas Sns
mere Der Siitte fiibrte Elm slettriIdes
2Gutsipert. 9lls 8ertbsioisungsmittel
1dtten iib bic Sunssn Rebplper unb
Ser5eroIe dngeidafft; 200 Putrpnsn
uno gIeituselH faHben iid als Wau>
nition.
-@uf oerReifeoon 8ien
na9 Drag purOe bic OrsibisiGbrige
poit misunderstanding 9lntpnid
&aubtb ipegen 8erbrs6ens Der 8iqdz
mie unb 9etruses psrbaftst. 0ieielbs
bate elm einfa9es unb praftii6es
9iittel getuGbIt, Inn gu elmer ftattli6en
Yeniton gu 9elungen. SSipobl fie felt
1886 an e:nen Sapeairer perbeiratbet
mar, trat iie Dor afpei sabren su bem
f9pertrdnten pOit SbercontroIeur
antcn &duBtp ala WirtbIdafterin Elm
uno bepog enIelbsn, aIs er in boffs
nungsIoIem 3uitanbe in's 3rantenz
baus sebra9t fpurbe, ii6 bdielbIt nit
ibr trauen gu Iaifen. Die Srauuna
auf bem Sterbebstte fanb nit Der in
iol6en SGllen gebotenen 9ei9leuni=
sung itutt, unb bic 5rau bsSog nun als
rWitttpe" zines Obsrcontrpleurs bonn
poitGrar bas Ster6equartdl bon 800
Sronsn unb cine iGbrli9s psnIion BON
1900 &ronsn. Sbr 9atts, bon benz
fie getrennt lebts, bate bon alien bies
fen @orgGnsen feins 3enntniB. Der
8etrug lpurbe erit ieBt entbedt lnb bic
GruuenspsrIoH auf Der GiIsnbabns
fabrt Derbuftet, als iie nit Der btbobes
nen WOnatspeniion na9 pras fubr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

Briefs.
The Berryville Fire Company is
having a temporary frame building
erected for sheltering their hose,
reels and ladder truck. The build
ing is situated on the old Academy
lot, on the Charlestown pike. 1t is
so feet in length and 10 feet wide,
and has bslfray, IN which n fire
alarm bell will be placed. Mr. Jack
Sickle is the contractor for the
erection of the building, and he has
1T near completion.
The annual reunion of the Clarke
Cavalry Association will be held in
the woods on the farm of Mr.. A.
Moore, Jr., adjoining town, on We'd
nesdsy, August 22nd. Many of the
members of the Association will at
tend the reunion of the 9th Va. Regt.,
70 be held at Falls Church August
l4th and 18th.
The Misses Mccormick gave an
enjoyable card party TO their young
lady friends Monday evening, ut their
home "Rosehill." A great many we're
present and voted the affsir q most
delightful one.
The "Busy Cleaners" an organi-
zation of bright and interesting little
girls, will hold & lawn fete at the
home of their President, Miss Dean
Pullism, Wednesday evening, Aug.
18th, from to ii o'clock. All are
invited to come, and encourage the
little children and help good cause.
Lewis Nixon, a native of Lou
dOun county, and now q shipbuilder
of Brooklyn, n. Y, is said TO be
BOSS" CrOker's choice for the next
Tammany nomination for mayor of
Greater New York. Nixon is u
great favorite of Croker's. and was
pushed by him for the democratic
nomination for Vice President at
Kansas City.
Dunlap, who has been in Jail at
Charlestown some months for the
cutting of George Lewis. of which
he was gu 6sequently proven inno-
cent, has been pardoned by Gov.
Atkinson. of West Virginia.
Arthur Bates, an American soldier
in the Philippines, who is son of
Thomas Fl. Bates, of near Charles
town, il said to have been captured
by the Filipinos.
A colored girl. named Mary Smith,
employed 80 . domestic in the house
of William Heating, Winchester, be-
came suddenly demented last Satur-
day while performing her duties. The
loss of her rssson is said to be due to
excessive heat.
Rev. +. A. Strother, Of the NJ. f.
Church South, will conduct . camp
meeting at Wheatland August IL to
81.
A special local option election was
held in Greenway District last
Thursday, and the "wets" won by IS
majority. The vote was, l59 for
license, and SO against license.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15
SPECIAL OFFERINGS BY
R. I'D. iii A r. DE STV
Some Special Goods at Prices below the
Lowest in Prices for Same Charac-
ter of Goods
Percales at 81 cents; worth 10.

Percales at 81 cents; worth 10.
Ginghams at 10, worth l24: At
worth 10.
Big Cut in Lawns.
Mems Pants, Mems Heavy Shirts
and Fine Shirts, Boys Knee Pants at
Low Prices
Men 8 Madras Fine Shirts at SIT
worth $l.25.
Ladies Vests, 5 and 10 cts.
Mems Gauze Shirts % cts.
Big Drive in Ladies Oxford Ties.
size q to Al regular price $l.O0 to
$3.50, now IS cts. and 90 cts.
German Laundry Soap, the best of
soap, one cake will go as far as two OF
any SC. SOAP cts. per cake; 7 cakes
for 25 cts; so cakes for $500. Those
who have tried it won have any other.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15
Black Leg in Clarke

Backlog, or black-quarter Ia cat
Tie, mas broken ont at several points
IN this county. Mr.. j. c. Carper. Of
Boyce. has lost SIN head from this
disease. As this is great stock
raising section, it would be we'll 70
call attention TO some of the LEADING
symptoms of the disease. Lamepsss
III one or more legs; animal depressed
one or more swellings on some par
of the body in which gas will form
and when touched Will give . pecul
liar creskIng sound. Treatment Will
accomplish nothing. and the ANNA
Will die within 24 hours from the be.
ginning of the attack. Naccinatiou
AS preventive, has been practiced 10
Europe and this country with yerv
satisfactory results. De04 0piD0f,
SpOUld be- crcDl0fed. DIR" VIM. b
Casilear and NJ. l.. z. Reed. of Bovce
assisted by the Agricultural Depart
ment at Washington, are now a.
work vaccinating against the disease
IN this county. Doni foV Ia bly.
the de0d cattle.