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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04
Hope Love.

Hope Love.
One of the prettiest wedding cere-
monies ever witnessed In Winchester
was performed at 9 O'Clock last
Thursday evening at the Presbyterian
Church when DIR. J. Wilton Hope, of
Hampton, Va, and Miss Elsie love,
daughter of DR.. w. 5. Love. of Win
chester, were married.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the most distinguish
ed assemblage of Virginiaus and
guests from other States ever gather
ed within the church. 1t was a pink
and white wedding, and was particu-
larly impressive by its simplicity aud
originality.
The chancel and altar Of the
church were beautifully decorated
with pink and white carnations, green
vines aud potted plants. As the bri-
dial party entered the church Mrs. II.
Douglas Fuller played "Narcissus. -
aud after the procession had formed
aud as Il proceeded up the left aisle.
the choir sang "Lohengrln's We'd
dug March" First came the maids
of honor Miss Salle Faulkner. of
MartIusburg, ". Va, and Miss Bes
sic Love, sister Of the bride. gowned
IN white Organdie over white silk and
carrying pax sweet peas and lilies
OF tie valley tied with pink ribbon.
i le ushers followed. These were
Mr. William Carson, of Rivertou. Va.
and air. L. b. Patton, of Winchester:
Sir. Edgar MorthIngtou and Mr..
Harry Kerr Russell, of Winchester:
Mr. Roy Stephenson and Mr.. Shirley
Carter, of Winchester; Dr. J. Ran
dO.ph Graham, and DIR. Randolph Il.
Mcclure, Of Winchester.
The bride then entered the church
with her father. DIR. Love, and ia
this order they proceeded to the
chancel, where the bride was met by
the groom aud his best man. Mr..
Joseph f. Johnston. of Hampton.
Rev. DR.. James Il. Graham. pastor
emeritus Of the church. performed
the ceremony. When the benedic-
ton had been pronounced aud while
the bridal couple vet kneeled. Mrs.
Alexander VI. Baker sang the Epis-
copal wedding Hymn" At its
conclusion, and while the bridal par
ty retired by the left aisle, Mrs. Full
Ter rendered Mendlssohns' "Reces-
I sional.
The bride wore handsome gown
of white tulle over white tafeta. with
pearl trimmings. and veil caught
with orange blossoms and diamond
sunburst, the gift of the groom.
After the ceremony a brilliant re-
ceptlon was held at the brides resi-
dence, aud at midnight DR.. aud Mrs.
Hope left on a special train over the
Cumberland Valley Railroad Oh their
wedding Tip.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04

The favorite whiskey of famous men is
HARPER Because of its smooth, ex-
quisite flavor; because of its matchless
purity; because of its mellow age No
wonder it's the favorite. Every drop
sterling. HARPER WHISKEY
Sold by
r. n. CASTLEMAN
Berryville Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04

On Sunday last, July LIST. Mr..
{. II. BoXwell known as an earnest
Christian worker organized Sunday
School on what is known as the
Boom" Twenty scholars were en-
rolled with a prospect of many ad-
ditions. Mr.. Boxwell asks the PRAYERS
of all Christians that much good
may result from his efforts to teach
and bring little children into the
fold of Christ.
We are sorry to learn that Eddy b
Reed, son of our we'll known county
man, Mr.. Vim. +. Reed of GAYLORD
lost ms fine gray mare. About two
weeks ago she jumped from the pas
ture field and strayed on the railroad
track and was struck by freight
train, which caused such injuries
from which she died.
MIR. Barte Russell is treating the
building, occupied by Messrs. Ham
ilton y Lane, on the corner of Main
and Church streets, to new coat of
paint, which adds great deal to its
appearance. Mr.. William Shacle
ford is doing the work.
Mr.. Henry ID. Beall, the we'll
known Editor of the Baltimore Sun,
expects with his family to spend the
summer at Winchester Inn,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04
Fireman s Bazaar.

This Will be the last issue Of the
paper before the Fireman's Bazar.
Therefore We wish again to try and
impress on the general public the
reason why they should bring or send
their contributions, and attend and
patronize this enterprise. In the
first place the members of this Com
pany are persons who have volunteer
ed to do the work and try to save
property and life. They get no pay
for being hustled out of good bed
to rush TO the fire of some citizens
home, TO work and often risk his life
to save others. \ volunteer fireman
Is and should be looked upon bv all
rs loyal volunteer IN the army. for
isn't 1t to serve his fellow being that
they both volunteer to tight-one to
fight the mighty King tire. the other
to fight for the rights of hiscountrv.
Are the good citizens gong 10 let
these men do the work and buy the
necessary articles TO do the work
with? 1t is hardly likely as Clarke
county people haven't that kind of
make up, so it will be expected of ev-
eryOne to do all they can to make
this Bazaar success in every wav.
People all over the county should
bear in mind that they have an in
tereSt IN some of the most valuable
property N Berryyille-such as the
fine churches school house which
Is belns rebuilt court house, Jail.
etc, all of these buildings ore owned
as much by the country people rs by
the citizens of Berryille so we expect
them to be liberal in contributions
as well AS IN coming and pstronizing
rs each night. The object of this
BaZar is TO raise funds to pay for the
Hose and Reels which has been pur-
chased by the Company and which
are here ready to be used in battling
with fire when one should
occur. Please remember this Bazar
commences July 9th at p, m. and
Will continue every night in the week
from > to ll-supper served from .
to 9 p. IN. for p cts. Refreshments
from ) to IL p. IN. There will be
attractions and novelties each night.
Don't fail to cast vote or number
of them for the most popular lady
of your acquaintance the prize will
be a very handsome parlor lamp.
Let every one consider this BaZar
their own and help accordingly. A
Superb Brass Band has been engag.
for several nights and a gay time is
expected. Con-.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04

India Relief Fund
Miss Florence Broaddus. II. f. Smith
and Friends, Berryville. Va:
Dear triends:-We thank you
Tor your generous remittance of 5lo
10 oe applied to the India Relief
work
Louis KLOPSCH,
proprietor fthe Christian Herald.
Notice
The Confederate pension board
VIII meet on Saturday, july 9TH. 81
1880 Call at the office of \. Moor
IT, by order of the president.
BLACKBURN SMITH Sectv.
Notice
Don't fail TO attend the yard party
gwen by the VI. f. Church of Burnt
Factory July 18th and 18th,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04
LY9MTH-16IH:
Census Man Assaulted

nesday, says. The first and only
case of violence offered to u census
enumeration in this, the sevsnth dis
trict, was unofiicially reported to
Census Supervisor John NJ. Steck in
this city today. The net results of
the affair are that Enumerator John
>. kennerly, of the White Post dis
trict, is confined to his bed suffering
from the effects of murderous as
sault alleged to have been made on
him by Charles Shumate, while the
affair has been reported to the Unit
ed States District Attorney at Har-
risOnburg, with view of netting ont
the proper punishment to the often
ders.
The affair is quite serious as Mr..
Shumste, if the charges are sustained,
has been guilty of assaulting Uuit-
ed States official while in the dis
charge of his duty and he is also
ameniabie to the law for refusing to
answer the census enumerator's ques
tions besides being liable TO punish
ment in the State courts for assault
and battery.
The report of the alleged assault
was furnished Supervisor Steck bv
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Young white man who hammered ~ p,
present. Shumate attacked Kennerl,
with AN iron monkey wrench Ken.
uerly. althougb blind in one eve Is
LARGE man. and wonld have been shl,
to defend himself against all tbre,
men if they had MOI been armed
with missiles.
The Young man it is alleged
s,'"'H Ne""e''S Win = FOcN ana
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"'eno" oeA''"s Nennerly ABOUT The
"e"o' several severe scalp wounds
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bed and his attending physician DIR
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greatly endangered II he came ont II
the not sun for several days.
Owing to hennerly's condition h,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04

Attention. Firemen.
Next Friday night being date for
regular meeting, and and as there is
business of importance to be brought
before the company full attendance
is requested.
w. +. HOFFMAN, Capt.
JNo. r. Crown, Secy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04
The Above Goods are at special Low F

Full Stock Dry Goods Notions Cloths Mat
and Low Price Carpets Shoes Oxord-Good great
at cut prices
Remember that the w Corset all styles and qualities the fitting
comfortable
want order them for prices from so dollars
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04

Remember the lawn party at Min
ME Wood Chapel. July 9th and 9TH.
on are cordially invited to attend.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
Divide the Reward Money.

Feat Scott, Kan, May s24.-SiX
Nfssourians who assisted in the cap
ture of the Meeks boys and Amos
Phillips, murderer of Leopold Edling-
~4r of Bates county, Missouri, contest
ed each other claim to S610 of the
V-award in the district court in this
a-5ig to-day, and Judge Simmons
taually divided the money between
sehem. Orval Thompson and city
marshal Page of Rich Hill and Sher-
at Mudd of Butler We're each award
~ssd oae-third of third of the $615.
The other two-thirds was divided
equally between Constable Mckinney
asf Rich Hill. Mo, and the Turck
brothers and William Edsell of Cedar
county. An effort was made TO shut
SoIt some of the men. This county
-ssIfe red $500 of the reward, Governor
STANLEY offered 5000 and Edlinger's
relatives offered S175. The Meeks
Fniea were convicted and lvnched and
e hillips is under sentence of death.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
On the Way to His Wedding.

Cairo, III May PA young man
named Durham was assaulted and
robbed last night near Wickliffe, KY,
across the river from Cairo. by two
negroes and robbed of his watch and
S115 i'll money. The victim was on
his way to be married to Miss Shep-
herd, daughter of a well-known far
mer residing near Nickliffe. He is
lying in a dangerous condition as IA
result of the assault and it is feared
that he cannot recover.
Officers and IA posse started on the
trail of the robbers at once. one of
whom they caught at East Cairo as
he was making arrangements with a
man to row him across the river. The
other man has not Yet been captured
1t is thaught he is in this vicinity.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
Band Mustered Out.

Sedalia, No. May 22.-The members
of the second regiment band. at their
own request. were mustered out 81
service tonight by Capt. George =
Edmonson. The band was expected
10 furnish music at the approaching
encampment of the state militia for
one week without pay. the state hav-
ing made no provisions for the pay
of musicians. The members of the
band, who depend upon their daily
labor for a livelihood. decided TO
retire from the service rather than
furnish free music for the eucamp
ment. They We're honorahIy dis
charged.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
Sl0U Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be plea =
ed TO learn thar there i al least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure III all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. HALLS CatarTh Cure Is the
only positive cure known TO the medical
paternity. CatarTh being a constitution
a disease, requires, a constitutional
treatment Ha!I's C3tarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces or the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the Constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
Tne proprietOTs have 20 much faith in
IL curative powers, that they ofTer One
Hundred Dollars tor any case ths, ;:
tails ~ cure. Send fer list OF ,esti-uon-
fAls Address z. l. CHENEY * Co
To!edo, .. sS Sold oy druggis t--c
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
GrOom Il, Bride Was =.

StN&nrg, \. Y. May DIV. Y.
Earnes and Miss Pierce were married
IN this city on May ID by the Rev A.
"a EULER pastor % the First Bar-
tiSt church.
-0r- Fuller noticed great disparity
In Their ages and questioned them
closely. They answered without any
apparent attempt at coneeallnent.
Barnes said he was ~ years old
ssaiss Pierre confessed to %. Each
ezlaiHed 10 have never been before
s2lazv5ed.
The ceremony took place at the
lone OF young Barnes parents in
( his city, his father aud mother Wit
saessing the marriage.
This Is The same couple who were
refused a marriage license in Massa-
~sahusetts several weeks ago.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
IN INDIAN BRIDE AT AUCTION.
Ex-Chief Corndropper Will Sell His
Daughter to the Highest Bidder.

VIVA /. T., May 24.-The Usage
IIssl aIs will soon observe an old Gus
t4agz at the home OF ex-Chief Corn
fgegg9uer, q few miles west OF Bartles-
7uitSs, when Mary, the eX-chief's only
,i2zxEiIter, will be sold in marriage
y 3Este~ the hammer to the highest bid
-sfer- VINO will make payment for his
fR<1;aR bride in Indian ponies. The
sfaa-iIter il "A handsome Indian wo-
TuAa, with long straight black hair,
xesa biack eyes, high cheek bones and
i. bne figure.
Ske ass been sold in marriage twice
ssefo-e and both marriages have
Yrure1 unhappy. Tall Chief, an
1saae Indian, was her first husband,
aud John Logan, a member OF the
s1ss2p council, was her second hus-
.fsaGs&
W!1en Mary was sold at auction to
TAI GRief the consideration paid was
ftsa Indian ponies; at the second
:5aIs ] Ohm Logan made bid OF 300
y1uns4s which purchased the bride.
D0lv full blood Usage Indians are
;slEAxae3 to bid at this sale, for the
x~eaagE that the Usage aristocracy
stE ea7s only full blood Usage Indians
~ lal51sr-marry.
csaefa the bride is placed on the
kfiSs.G IRE parents ofcompeting young
.sslaa TiU form line in front OF the
vi on and do the bidding for the con-
F1esTs96ats- The result will be announc-
81 aev the bride, dressed in silk of
flashing colors, riding into the arms
<sf ff2e highest bidder.
Tfas bride will then be taken into
:sa.iss4 fsasIse and her clothing will be
esq22ilr divided between her parents
sSts~g tar parents OF her husband
A great festival and IA three DAYS
4 rsiissna dance will follow and many
At%afS4@ will be killed and eaten. About
300 guests will participate in he les
ripssl and dance
Tssalve hundred acres of good land
WIKI I've given to the newly married
people and they will make their home
with the bride father.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
kentucky's Republican Auditor Gives up

Frankfort, Ky, May Republi-
can Auditor Sweeney sent for Demo
cratic Auditor Coulter this morning
and notified him he was ready to turn
over the state records and possession
OF the office in the state house with
out waiting for action by the court
o; appeals. The transfer will he made
to-day. 1t is understood the other
Republican officials will do likewise
in the next dav or two and that bv
next week the state house will be Of
ticered exclusively by the Democrats.
As matter OF fact there Is no law
prohibiting a man belonging 10 anv
religion. science or going daft over
any sort OF ism that may spring up.
But any form OF religion that does
not make man pay his honest debts
when he can, viii certainly not pass
muster al the general roll call.-Ex-
change.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
CRITICS CAUSED DEATH.
Ceusure Said to Have Killed Rev. DIR
Behrends

New York. May 23.-The Rev.
AdOIpbus J. Behrends, Il. D., pastor
of the Central Congregational church
of Brooklyn is dead. The doctors
say il was Brights' disease, but he
was OF highly nervous temperament
and the criticism which followed his
address before the ecumenicsl confer
ence. advocating the abolition OF
creeds and the simple doctrine OF
Christ. his admirers say, caused
death.
His declaration was this:
Il am tired of being q theological
mummy. | believe in all creeds, but
| would put them all i'll "A hopper.
From all would fly chat and straw.
leaving only the golden grain OF the
gospel OF Jesus Christ.
What is most needed is the power
TO put all creeds in a pile and set fire
to them and burn up the dross When
the hav and stubble have been con-
sumed you will find the pure gold
and silver of the gospel. When the
creeds have been burned and the
ashes of the stubble blown away you
will find beyond any doubt that there
remains only the fundamental prin-
ciple of the gospel OF Jesus Christ.
That is all there is in any creed worth
fighting for"
DR.. Behrends was once a Baptist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
KILLED IN 4 STAMPEDE.
Wealthy Cattleman Is Trampled by Il

Herd.
Cafssbad, \. NJ, May 24.-Monroe
clayton, II wealthy cattle man of this
vailey, and one of the owners of the
Figure 4 ranch, while riding in ad
tFrance of herd selected for shipment
's.es thrown from his horse. The
{ aerd stampeded and the heavy cattle
passed over him, fracturin@ his skull
Ede died this afternoon.
Sar. Clayton's tragic death is in a
measure similar to that which ended
r1lise lite of two of his older brothers
,Esne .of whom was killed during
site impede and the other by the acct
shanGsl discharge OF a pistol during
bfg rsund up of a herd. Clayton was
taken TO the hospital here at once,
ssaG all that medical skill could do
vSas done, but it was plain from the
start that there was no hope.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
Collier for Governor.

Frankfort, Ky. May 23.-w a
Taylor is out of politics, say prom;.
nent republicans. At the republics.
state convention last week ex-Gov
Taylor, amid his tears. pledged him.
self In devote the rest of his life Ia
working for the repeal of the Goeb.l
election law. The Indications ar.
that ID. Collier. the adjutant general
OF the Bradley and Taylor admins.
trations. will he the republican can.
didate.
New York. May - The will of IN.
late Benjamin IL. Howell, the sugar
merchant. disposes of an estate val
ued at s1.3Oo. 900 and gives sos .OO0
To Brooklyn charities.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
End of the VI. Z. Time Limit.

Chicago, May 23-By a vote OF
433 to 23S the NJ. f. general confer
ence to day abolished the time limit
OF pastorates, thus finally disposin9
OF one OF the most important ques-
tions before he body and doing away
with one OF the fundamental feat
ures OF the itinerant system OF the
denomination. Hereafter. accord
ing to the amendment to the discip-
line adopted hv the conference to-day
preachers will no appointed annually
by the bishops. with no limit upon
the number of years pastor NAV
serve one congregation. except the
limit imposed by his own ability and
popularity with his congregation.
He will still be pilgrim and a stran-
ger, but now may tarry longer than
five years.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31

composure and smoked or slept much
of the time.
The autopsy held on the bodies OF
the two young girls whom he killed
revealed the fact that the negro had
violated his victims before shooting
them
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31

Billiards. Snow Liniment cures
rheumatism. neuralgia. headache.
sick headache. sore throat, cuts.
sprains. bruises. old sores. corns aud
all pain and inflammation. The most
penetrating liniment in the world.
Price p cts. and 30 cts. At II. l..
fuckers drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-05-31
BdreS American Meat.

Berlin, May 23.-The Reichstag to-
day, voting by roll-call. adopted the
meat bill by 1G3 to 123 votes.
As ii has passed the Reichstag, i'll
addition to prohibiting the importa-
ton OF canned sausage meat. the
bill provides that until Dee 81 1903
the importation OF fresh meet shall
only be allowed in whole or, in GER
tain cases, in half carcasses. and that
the Importation of prepared meat
shall only be permitted when it is
proved to be mucous, which is re
garded as being impossible of proof
in the case of cOnsignmeuts OF salt
meat under four kilogrammes in
weight. The bill also provides that
after 1908 the Importation of meat
shall either be- regulated by fresh
legislation or the above mentioned
bill remain in force
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-13
mo,.s.s. Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ whereas n special execution and order uf
ssI. i--nsd from the Dlstric, tonrt OF the
Tenth Judicial District. sitting in and for the
osuniy of Otero. In the state Of Colorado.
dated on the 10th day Of January. 1850. and Ia
me directed. wherein attn COMMANDED Ia sell
The east halt of til. northeast quarter OF see
tfpn twelve gIzl, uf township twenty -four fsll,
s1ufh OF range nfty-hye fsst west. In the
county of O;cro aud state of Colorado. ar ~
the hum Of four hundred and forty two dot
together with Interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annutn thrr-on. from jAnuasy :.
it.n which ~as recovered In a 1udgeman, in
sid court against A G. Pooi.. defendant. ard
ia favor OF J. A. Zial piainttf. in certain
Caii-e wherein the said }. A Ziei wss pialntin
and the -aid A c. foots was defendant,
Sow therefore. by virtue OF the power and
authority vested in me by said special ex-
e,siiiion and order of sale, Viii on the I'd day
OF February. 100. at the hour Of u O'Clock. a
IA Of that day. At the rotth front door of the
court hoysc. In q he town OF la Junta. county y
Of Dfeuu. ana state Of Colorado proceed tn
seil tho above described premises, or so tnuch
thereof ms may he necessary. at public auc-
ton TO tho highest and bee, bidder for cash.
sgblect TO AZ rights Of redemption, to satisfy
the aforesaid debt Interest and costs.
GEORGE BARR.
sheriff ~ Oferu County. Colorado
o. q. HESS. Attorney tor Plaintiff.
FIRST 'pubiication January Is. lsob.
Last publication February 3, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-13

Women hold up DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and rFavoritc Pre-
scrip,ion as examples Of what all med
icines should be in absolute freedom from
alcohol and narcotics. They are strictly
temperance medicines. They contain no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any
other narcotic False formulas OF DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
- Favori,e Prescription" having been pub
lisIed by ignorant or unscrupulous per-
SONS. DR. K. v. Pierce as president OF the
Worlds Dispenaary Medical Associa-
ton. Buiiaio. y. Y. the manufacturers
OF his remedies. offers one thousand
dollars for any bottle of these medicines
which on analysis shall show the pres
ence either Of alcohol or OF opium. CO.
csiine. or any other narcotic
Suits against the originators and pub
hsllers Of these false formulas have been
instituted. and in orde; TO eifertuaiiy stop
the publication Of these malicious false
hoods, DR. Pierce asks that his friends
will send him copies OF any circular.
pamphlet, or other advertisement. in
which the statement is made that Gold
en- Medical Discovery or favoritc Pre-
scIiptiou " contains alcohol or opium or
other narcotics. Address Or. X. ".
Pierce. Buffalo, y. y.