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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

According to the records Of Secretary
Wieplesworth of the Board of Health.
SO deaths, 10 births and s marriages
were reported in the city during the
week ended at noon Saturday, while for
the same period last year 20 deaths, 10
births and 10 marriages were reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08
o. NJ. Burns out of senatorial FL :

San Francisco. CAL, Feb. q,
Examiner, today, publishes n
tncpt over the signature 0, l., -
Burns, in which he fo,naiH 4
draws his name from cnnsider"LI''
Candidate for the Office OF q
States Senator. This insu. H.,
election of Thomas B. Bard, u
publican caucus nominee MI IN,
states that a hearing was rstI
committee OF his supporters wv =,
out comment, says he is a loyaa 4
licsn, and submits the mat'V'
party for consideration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08
Gono to AIlnntlo oity.

Mrs. Georgia Coppage and youngest
son have gone to Atlantic City 10 re-
side, for the benefit of their health.
E. j. Coppage, who went to Asheville,
N. c., on account of lung trouble, is
rery much improved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

Charles II. Combs Of No, SIG East
Tenth street, died on Friday. He was
rs yeats old and the cause of death
was Btight's disease. Deceased was
a soldier in the Mexican war. The
funeral took place on Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

but what about the blood which the heart
mus. pump at the rate OF 10 times a minutef IL
mis- blood must re rich and pure. Hoods sar-
saTarfila makes sturdy hearts because 1t makes
good blood. Isgvcs TO men and women strength,
confidence, courage and endurance
Hood's Pnls are non-rrltatng and the only
cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsnparla.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

William H. Smith Of Farnhurst has
been granted an original pension of SO
per month, and Ely Jones of Millsboro
has been granted reissue OF So Fer
month
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08
THE TRUE PHILIPPINE POLICY
AS Cogentiy Outlined by Sena-
tor Eacon of Georgia.
SHOULD RETIRE FROM ISLANDS
As Soon AS a Stable Govern
ment is Established.

Dangers Pointed out M a Certain oonse-
sequence OF Our Retention Of the Islands
--Dnngsr of y stpnding army IN Times OF
Psacs-Trade Prstenses peinsion and
Snare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

FOR RENT-.FARM AT CLAYMoNJ
II containing 80 acres, brick dwelling, BARI
milk house and ice house nlled. within 10 mif
ut.s' walk Of station aud trolley road Amllyk
ALICE s. BAYNE, IN
ls9si-is 'Ga Washington st., Wilminstonl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

Robert E. Dougherty of this city,
who has been in the United States
marine service, has been discharged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-08

! is the man whose duty chooses him.
Duty chooses a Christian Endeavorer.
3 The minister should 10 "a vocation
S Christian. He has no business to en-
gage in something that is not his call
ing. The speaker told of Clergyman
a in PHILADELPHIA who for 16 years has
had uninterrupted success at his
= church. as the people had confidence in
: him, but recently he began speculat-
n ing in stocks and as result at con
!. gregational meeting SO people voted to
4 ask him to resign, but the motion was
4 not carried, as Ga voted for him to re-
N main, being margin of only six in his
= favor. This showed the trouble which
= thu minister had caused in his church
- BY Specializing in stocks The same il
- true. Mr.. Snape said. of missionaries
q who 20 to Africa and begin dealing
- in elephapts' tusks. When they begil
20 doing that it is time for them to leav
- the country, as they are not perform
- ing the mission for which they wer
sent to Africa.
Mr.. Shape alluded to the matter c
,st church membership and said thai
.e- although the Baptist is the secon
h. largest evangelical denomination in th
lie, country, outside OF Wilmington thei
is are only 366 in the State, beirg onl
about ~ more tnan tue hulnper IL -
own church.
He though all Christian EndeaVore
ast should be loyal to their homes al
vas their churches. A man who does n
lth love his wife better than any eth
,as woman, he said, does not deserve
-pe have wife, and man who does
love his own church moro than al
other church is not doing what G'
has would have him do. would not ca
AZ to BIS the son of a man who. thin
ORC everybody's children are as good as
ear own. Our own is the best. Our o'
families first and our own churches trl
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31

edicta have entirely restored her health. The monthly periods have returned
 and are now painless and regular.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Col. Fancher's Reply.
 (From First Page.)

by those principles and use all honorable means in my power to have the same carried out and executed. I know of no other way to do this except by voting for all the nominees of the Democratic party, county, state, and nation al, and try to get every voter to do the same at the general election.
 Now, I think, as the Chairman of the County Convention, that l treated Prof. Burney and all the delegates fair. appointed him on the committee to select dele- gates to the state and district con- ventions, so he could select his friends. If I had been partial or selfish could have appointed a committee who would or could have selected different delegates. The selection, however, suited me very we'll and I voted for the se- lection made by the committee.
 Mir. Editor, this communication is longer than I intended. I could not help it. If there is any one to blame, speak to Prof. Burney, he started the ball rolling. You stated in your last issue that you would publish an answer to the Professors article, hence I send this article to you for publication. I respectfully ask the other coun- ty papers that published his ar ticle to kindly publish this.
 Very truly yours,
 J. POLK FANCHER.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Green Forest, Carroll County, Ark.

The Eureka It is here and we have found it, here sfor 25 miles surrounding Green Forest beautiful valleys the richest farming lands in the State all sides making most beautiful location for city, high dry has splendid water in abundance ana the best Churches represented b the different Denominations a Green about half between Eureka Springs and railroad will be completed about November The LEAD ZINC SILVER and GOLD mines the richest world the saying of the Indian when he left these Mountains known to be fact viz Ihe White Man can shoe his horses with cheaper than with on he only knew it, 4, The beyond when they see the wonderfully daily being brought the COME and SEE! NOW IS THE TIME You can buy farm and cv nronertv VERY reasonable section finest in the wodApples, Peaches Pears, Pums small Fruits etc. This Growers Paradise The Mountains with Berries and Fruits. , of this County is UNSURPASSED in all the world. Our Mineral Springs have world wide fame
 Address all communications to BLASINGAME MCKINNEY
 
 Forest, Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Would Not Suffer so Again for Fifty
 Times It's Price.

awoke last night with severe pains in my stomach. I never, felt so badly in all my life. When I came down to work this morn- ing felt so weak l could hardly work. 1 went to Miller & McCur- dy's drug store and they recom- mended Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like magic and one dose fixed me all right. It certianly is the finest thing ever used for stomach trouble. I shall not be without it in my home hereafter, for I should not care to endure the sufferings of last night again for fifty times it's price.-G. H. WILSON, Liveryman, Burgetts- town, Washington Co.,, Pa. This Remedy is for sale by Harbert & Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
state and district conventions.

state and district conventions. l will say now, for all, that our County Convention was held as we always have held them. The attendance was not quite as large as l have seen heretofore but just as representative and as satisfac- tory to every one, except Prof. Burney who is dissatisfied and distinguishing everything and everybody = and thinks that everybody is ''bogus' and that he is "bogus. I can't help your condition or state of mind, Pro- lessor. I believe that you are wrong and that most all that you condemn and complain of is right. You are sore-when you get over it you will think differently, l hope.
 I do not propose to intrude fur ther upon your space, MT. Editor. Prof. Burney has had all your space for two weeks and crowded me and everybody else out ot your paper and every other paper in county to tell his tale of woe and "how it was done." He has had a full clear "crack at creation" and has wound up on the weather by a rehash of his grievances. so l shall not thrash over old straw, but say, here and now, that I shall not notice him further, whatever he may write. It is all over and done. What are you going to do about it, Professor If delegates are not sent to the County Con- vention by townships the voters are to blame.
 J. POLK FANCHER.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
CLERKS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the folh named guardians and administrators A' the April term of the Carroll prObst for the eastern district, their respeetiE counts current It was ordered by thai that the same be continued and advertiHi confirmation or rejection at the July ts1 said court, l9O0, viz: W F Emmett. guardian of Martha J nE w Emmett. 5th annual account carrent. w W Davis, guardian of Paul A and 's Champ]in. 7th annual account current W W Davis. guardian ofAlta R Champ5 and final account current K All persons having exceptions to sas dement's are requested to file the same Ns court on or before the second day of thsE term thereof, This Apr, 24 1900.
 N. (. Chshz
 Probate {
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby givon that in puIs'JI judgement and decree of the Carl,% C!,s Court, Eastern District. Chancefy slI, Y, rendered at it's February term, l%W, for sale at the cast door of the coai' cnne the town of Berryville, Ark. on |, tn, hs June, la00, to the highest and Dest ,soe o, following described lands lyingn lit. lis' Carroll, and state of Arkansas. to-"hn,;
 W E of the NV |, the NV i4 or GL f,si n section ?, and the NE a4 of the sE ,,E asa i0a 2s, all in Twp l9. N Range 7 ", .ors M Judgment and decree of said Som' s.om Thomas Eastman and Lizzie EasInssITs fsIs
 of Charles astham for the sum ol ""I interest and cost of this suit ana sair tiro,
 This sale is to be on credit ol llnSd purchaser to give note with appi.n,tss4 for the purchase money, bearing i% cent per annnp from the date 0i sais ,sr
 and a lien to be retained on saio :"
 purchase money. .,. a.t !
 Given under my hand this g:n m gS 1900 j. Y, mH
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31

are practically annihilated by the ocean cables and
 land telegraph systems which now belt the cir
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern: Annie E. Mitchell has filed in the Circuit Court in the Eastern district tnel tlnlel
 the Chancery side of said court her pellaas ing. that her title to the following las@ al. and being situate in the Eastern dss ,l. Carroll county, Ark, to wit The Es of the Southwest quarter of Sec r. Ip \
 22 w be confirmed All persons claiming an interest m sh) or any part thereof al hereby n0tlheaS.j ed upon to appear ip said court at coaII held in the town of Berryville in the fat! ern district on the 3rd Monday in Ausnl and show cause if any they can why sf to said land should not be contlTed m iiI siE tioner. J D uAigS6 .IS
 Clerk of sali'I Crump & Seawell, Att ys for Petitioue
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31

The lead and zinc fields of Horn S,.
 are most easily reached via the .ad nd Arrangements have been comple'eeso I'm stage service between ChadwicK, sp,
 Lead Hill. also bet EufeRav vos. o,,
 fellville via BerryviIle, Green fGj nj son aud Powell These stages connection with through trains :" st \ Line and afford most comfortaplsstspr nstpr tent means of reaching thai ilnpoi" Descriptive literature with ral1n1N N
 trains and stage connections VII "inltatI upon applicationto any represen.ssas
 Frisco Line, or Bryan Snyder, o'
 ger Agent, St. Louis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Sold by J. E. HARBERl.
A WOman'> Letter.

:. Peoples. Ky, June 20th. 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co 'o'o
 Dear Sir: wish to say that have bougb, and used two bettes ot your Benedicta and ;t has done me & wonde1f ful amount of good I was in very bad health and suffered a great deal. but your remedy has completely restored me. desire to thank you Tor the information Sent me. Mrs James Wortham
 Sold by J H. Ramsey.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
May. 24

MIX. EDIIOR .-OlllC0 WFloIilS the above, 1 have seen and read in today's issue of your paper ar ticle No. from the long winded Professor in which there are very few new discoveries or revela-
 tions. It seems to be rehash of article No. 1, except he attempts to state how the delegates and proxies that composed the Coun- ty Convention were selected. He saysthat all the delegates, includ- ing himself and the other mem- bers from Hickory, were bogus, etc., etc. Now, 1 do not admit this, except as to himself. The convention was the judge of it's own members. The committee on credentials was regularly ap- pointed, and the credentials of all the delegates in that conven- ion, and the certificates of prox- ies were filed with said commit tee, except in the case of the del- egates from Hickory, Omega and Polo, which sent no delegates or proxies. MT. A. Wilson was here from Omega, and Prof. Burney, T. o. Walker, and J. H. Ramsey from Hickory. The committee on credentials recommended that they be seated as delegates, as they were here and were willing to assume the responsibility of representing the Democrats of Hickory township. They were not seated upon the suggestion of Mr. Phillips or MT. Butt any more than upon the wish or request of any other Democrat of that town = ship. Likewise was MT. A. Will son of Omega, and J. H. Ramsey as proxy for Polo recommended by the committee and seated by the convention without any cre- dentials or certificates of appoint ment. All the other members had credentials or written proxies.
 It has always been the custom to admit to the County Conven tion any representative man who might be present, whether he pre- sented credentials or not, or whether his township held a meet ing to elect delegates or not. The County Convention is kind of mass meeting, hence the last one followed the usual precedent and seated delegates who had no cre- dentials or written proxies.
 But very few, if any, townships held the mass meeting according to the call of the Central Commit tee at l o'clock, p. m., on the 21st of April, the day of the primary Most of them forgot to hold the meeting, but, Professor, does that mean that we are not to hold the County Convention ? Of course not. Very few ever att tend the mass meeting in any of the townships. The excitement and interest in the primary cause the voters to overlook it. Most of them do not take much interest in the convention when primar- ies are held. They think, and correctly so, too, that the primary settles everything as to the elec- tion of the candidates, and that the Central Committee counts the vote from the returns and that the nominees are declared according ly; that the convention has noth- ing to do but elect new Central Committee and delegates to the
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.


 All druggists are authorized by manufactures of PaZo Ointment refund the money where it fails tod any case of piles, no matter of long standing. Cnres ordinary c in six days, the worst cases in four days. One application gives ease rest. Relieves itching Instantly This is new discovery and is only pile remedy sold on posi- guarantee. no cure, no pay. Price 1fyour druggist don't keep itinsg send us 50 cents in postage stamps we will forward same by mail, Ms factured by Paris Medicine O., Louis, Mo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
.:.SOUTHERN HOTEL.

BERRYvILLE, :. :. ARKANSAS Good Cooks, Good Table, Sample Room, Brick Barn in Connection.
 We Strive to Please.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-25

Tavenner Repudiates the Story That
He win Run for Congress.
The CBILTODS TAKE 4 HAND
And VIM Go After Their old-Tims
Enemies = Ohio Man Candidate for
Delegate on the Democratic Tick
et--AnOtheF McGraw Scheme Laid
Bare.
epeeIal pIspatch 70 the InteIlIgeneer.


PARKERsBURG. w. Va, June "a
Judge Tavenner returned to the city
from his sumner home on Saturday, and
was shown the statement sent out from
Huntington that he was to be nominate
ed. fGr. Congress from this district by
reclamation us u compromise candi-
date, and that both Collins and Wilson
nave agreed to withdraw In his favor.
He said:
ANY announcement OF my candidacy
IS wholly unauthorized. am not a
candidate for the congressional or any
other nomination. and have never con-
scented to be candidate. My name
viii not be presented to the convention
with either my consent or approval"
Neither Are Good Candidates,
II is pointed out by those who favor
Tavenner that the contest between Col
Inns and Wilson has reached a stage
where 1t will be bad politics to noml-
nate either OF them, and that. should
Cabell county go to the convention solid
for Tavenner he would hold the balance
OF power, and could, II he was agree
able, secure the plum. 1t is also
claimed that the Chiffon brothers are
unfavorable to Wilson and lukewarm
toward Collins, and that their influence
will,be toward Throwing down" both
Of these gentlemen. Under the cir
cHmstaRSes, Judge TaVeRRer. Is not at
all unlikely to be the nomlnee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-25
naop,s CHOSEN PEoPLEn
In Wood County Are in Sore Straits
Over a Peculiar Nomination.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, June "a
Gods chosen people," as Hon. George
NJ. Mccoy termed the Democrats dur
ing his speech at the state convention
In acceptance OF the nomination for at
torney general. are in bad straits here,
and have been obliged to call upon Mr..
John T. McGraw to come and aid them
In getting the twist out OF strange
political muddie. Col McGraw spent
yesterday with the leaders here, and
1t develops that the party, mt thelr
county convention. nominated citizen
Of Ohio as a candidate for house
OF delegates OF West Virginia in the
person OF Emmett l.. Coleman, I young
lawyer whose residence Isiat Belpre,
Ohio, opposite the city, though his office
is here. 1921
1t is claimed that, through Mr.. Nc
entered into by which Coleman will be
slde-tracked, and Frank Good. clerk Of
this city, substituted on the ticket by
the ticket by the county executive COM
m!ttee at their meeting. XIII,
Coleman Will Try to Stick.
Coleman vigorously maintains that
he has a residence here. ana both he
and his friends. 1t is alleged, will re-
sist all efforts OF those in control to
defeat the will OF the convention which
placed him In nomination. The mat
ter OF his residence was brought up
during the convention, and he appar-
entity satisfied the delegates that he was
legally entitled TO nomination in
West Virginia. He is a mere novice
in politics. has but limited acquaint-
ance among public men, is not backed
by any strong influence, and II is gem
orally believed that Mr. McGraw's plan
OF removal will be successful. It is the
first time that citizen of Ohio has
been placed upon n ticket for an cleo
tive office In this state while he main
tanned his residence in the Buckeye
state
During Mr.. McGraw's visit A. A.
Rellar was selected as chairman OF the
Democratic county executive commit
tee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-25
Live Stock

CHICAGO-Cattle- Receipts, 200
head; market nominully steady; natives
good to prime steers. S. 1906 20; poor
to medium, "a 5OG5 90: selected feeders,
81 4OG4 20; mixed stockers, SO 1904 90;
COWS, 50 OO(p4 49,. heIfers, 1904 80;
Gamers. 50 5000 90; bulls, So 9e34 10;
calves. Sc O0G6 so; Texas fed steers,
81 1905 20: Texas grass stearS. SO 154
20: Texas bulls, 81 1903 80. Hogs
Receipts. 1900 head; Monday, $4,000
head: left over, estimated, 1000 head;
market active and 10915c higher; top.
IS 37ia; mixed and butchers. s. l5@
3T1Ac; good to choice, SIS 9515 37h;
rough heavy. s. 1906 20: light, Sc 100
IS: bulk Of sales, IS 25a5 50. sheep
Receipts, 5000 head; sheep AMI lambs
slow; god to choice wethers 81 i0Q5 co.:
fair to choice mixed. SO 50d4 so; west
ern sheep "a 25Q4 rs; yearlIngs, S. 0OD
40: nativ" lambs, So OOaG 40: western
lambs, 81 0OG6 30; spring lambs. SOC
10: receipts this Week: Cattle, $4,000
head; receipts last week: Cattle. 1900
head, hogs, fSLS00 head; sheep. 62,SO0
head.
EAST LIBERTY - Cattle steady; eX-
ira, s. G0Q5 so; prime, 81 45G5 60; com.
mon, SO 5Od4 2J. Hogs active and high
er; prime assorted mediums, S. 90:
heavy hogs and best Workers., s. 40:
light Workers., ST 35d5 40; pigs, IS GOA
30; roughs, 50 75G4 So.
Sheep steady choice wethers, 81 500
4 20: common, 81 jO62 so; yearllnEs.
50 J0lt5 %; spring lambs, 81 00q6 90;
veal calves. 80 50Gt7 90.
CINCINNATT-Hogs active and high
or at 81 75d5 IS. Cattle steady at 81 81
al Is. Sheep dull and lower at So $50
%; lambs active and lower at SO 75dD
G 65.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-25
BARBOUR FOR DAYTON.
Convention Also Instructs for scherr
for State Auditor Congressman
Watson Delivers an Effective


for State Auditor Congressman
Watson Delivers an Effective
Speech.
Special Dispatch to tho IntellIsancer.
PHILIPPL w. Va, June 2l.-The
Republicans OF Barbour county held the
largest and most enthusiastic mass
meeting ever held in It's limits Satur-
day. The Opera House, with nearly
thousand men crowded into 1t. could
not hold near all the voters. Delegates
to the state congressional and senator
ial conventions were selected Those
to the congressional convention were in
structed to vote and to wotlS for Con-
gresham Dayton's denomination first,
last and all the time, without a dis
sentlng voice, and amid great enthus-
iasm. Yu
Candidates for auditor, Hail. Lafol-
lette and Scherr were all present. The
leaders Of the county were for Scherr,
and the delegates met after the con-
ventIon adjourned and u majority voted
to support him in the state convention,
the Scherr people apparently being
afraid TO offer instructions in the CON
Vention.
Congressman a. G, Dayton spoke
briefly and with much feeling in re-
turning his thanks for his own home
peoples loyalty to him. and then intro
duced Hon. James e. Watson. con-
gresham from Indiana, who delivered
one Of the most eloquent and effective
speeches ever heard in this portion of
the state Hp parrIed tho nudinnce
off their feet, and the enthusiasm was
boundless Altogether 1t was grand
opening of the campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-25

Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. June a.
The name OF the man brought here
from Wheeling, charged with imper-
sonnting postoHice Inspector was G..
W. Currence and not Law, ms published
on saturday The commission appoint
ed by Judge Jackson to inquire Into the
prisoners mental condition, agreed that
no was Insane and the court ordered
That he be committed to Jail until he
could bertaken to n hospital for the in
f1ne, Ctirrence imaglnes that nc has
Tho right TO sell postofiices and swim
died q DoddridRe county farmer, who
believed In his pretense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-25

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Gen. Electric. ..l2l1s do preferred. %
Glucose Sugar.. 461z Western Union. 49,
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Inter Paper. -. 2lls do preferred. 50
DO preferred. ga p. C. c. & st. L. 56
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