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LEGION OF HONOR.

~. DE SOTO COUNCIL. A. T.. OF H..
NfspF No; s@-&eet Thursday evening. July 3
~ at Thifty-fnusth and L.ndeIl avCnu. every
~ first ANA third Wednesday OF each month
All members are requested TO attend.
ra.fuiers a.e requested 20 attend.
CHARLES q. EERGMEIER g.
NJ J. Walsh Secretary.
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TEXAS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Austin, Tex. Jaly 3.--The following charters
were flied by the Secretary az state to-day;
The Gatesviiir OIL ana Cotton Company OF
Gat.syiiIs T'c-- capital stock 500
Tie Galveston Abstract Company oi GslNeston;
cat tai sock. sl6Ol0
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solid Gold Wedding Ring-.
Newest designs. s. to so. at Mermod &
JaccarIs. broadway and Locust.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Arr, You I.ok!n. rcr EcS:nc@e- So-nothin.
new. q specially: large profits. tu!1a:.sy sl,'s
elusive territory. Ee1 0-!s y t1t. iT So rl.i
STOCK and Sa5 ,a1 .h!isTy outfit, peasant ic ~
Misunderstanding ,.Ic- tlsl.tss- INV .atli WIZ
demonstrate afternoons aad ,re:!ln2s Il v grim
Hotel -l-l- Chestnut 81. :. y clark
rr,Sr cbsrc. tr N. void e., invest a r,w
dollars OF a Few hundred. hiS retui.s- 1 !4l, Ke-
public.
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MYSTIC SHRiNERS.

49, SUcIsaH> TEMPLE 4. a. O. " NJ s
~ viii hold a frEuTr o:-thly Meeting on
- "wednesday. June p. az o'ciocG p. Ia, at
4 'Grand Avenue Masonic Temple
GEORGE T. MATTHEWS
Il.ssJII5Us GOtsRiate.
John R. ParsoR. Recorder,
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

4 TEMPLE CHAPTER NO 81 p A NJ
"a - Re guiar conyOcaton first and third
XX Wednesdays at Gael South Broadway. Vas
wv itoTs fra;eInauy invited.
LOUIS JACOBSON, II. p.
A. +. Watkins, Secretary.
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PERSONAL NEEDS.
DENTISrR FRY

BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. iIs ". Broad
wsys-Sets Of teeth -. painless extracting &c,
bridge work .. open sundays Until ].
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. Ais y. Broad
way. Between Locust aLl st. Charles-slo and
SIS sets FOR s.. Doctor case proprietor.
DOCTOR CORD makes special prices and terms
to working women and girls Call and me:
open daily. 7Vs Pine 81.
DOCTOR 4 e MosER, Dentist 1924 wash
iueton Are.-t'rown ard bridge work g speciality:
terms moderate. consultations and exam free.
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REGULAR SESSION.
le0o-ie0l.
(OFF1CIAL.)

Of
CouncN
Councnm met a
Absent esrs.
of
blowing
able r ~ icr Preside o Council:
herewith operations this S
II.
FrelCa Conro
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n,nnEm srtaPs. SEALS. STENCILS

ADAMS the stamp man si4 y. Sixth ST.. rub
Der -s;sH5ss s>a!s stencils. etc; E-od. cheap.
cGi-k
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
THE COPELAND CASE.
Again on Trial i'm the Aud
rain Circuit Court.

G. c. Copeland in suing the
Wabash railroad for $50 900 for
injuries received in the wreck at
Missouri City in June, 1897. where
eight men were killed. A coffin
was bought for Copeland, but he
recovered.
The trial last term OF court re-
suited in hung Jury. One Of the
uror> was TOR nothing, and hung
20 the last, while one OF the other,
Vas for 100000, two for $1,000,
and eight for 5000
~,
0 ''N'' :" Wv
case EVERY point Oh aro"llu Will
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury Puts Ed. Spencer's
Punishment At Ten
Years In The Pen.

\ few minutes after II O'Clock
last Saturday the jury in the Ed.
Spencer murder ease brought in
he following verdict: We. tn,
ury, find the defendant guilty o.
murder in the second degree and W.,
lSscSs his punishment at imprison-
ment for ten years.
FRED ToMPKlNS, Foreman. "
The case was begun on the Mon
lay before and was given to the iu
y at about fifteen minutes to sin
friday evening. 1t is said that siA
we're for acquittal on the first bal
OF, and not one juror was in favo.
II murder in the first degree. II l.,
aid that one juror was in favor OF
life sentence, and from that cam,
the compromise on ten years.
1t is thought that the costs in
he ease will be more than $1,000.
1t will be called to mind that Spen.
'cr killed Nightwatchman Ben Ed
ileman in Il saloon at NandaIia on
asst Christmas day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
NanddIia.

1t will no doubt interest youl
reader, to read IA brief history
the >tar-Spauglcd banner, and fl
what it was Intended and for what
it was used. The flag was design d
by Washington ami was made b.,
little I}etsey Ross, a widow. in hrr
rumbic home in Philadelphia. u
hundred and twcnty-thrrc years a
go. When she WAS asked # Sh
could make the flag she replied thar
she dJdn't know but she would try.
She put on 1t l3 stars. one for "a h
state. Since then there have been
added until il has 10, and TODAY il
Iloats on every sea and is rrcOgniz. d
ii over the world. Wherever it is
,een it thrills the observer vino
knows the story Of it's origin. Ii
vas unturled TO The breeze at Fort
schuyler on August 3D., l711, SO
,upular and great have the states
ecome that it seems almost an H.
t rmty since the | tie widow "a
n her little nome AMI made it. lit
irramlng that il would eVrr be car
led by others than patriots VIII
We're fighting tor honor and indie
peudcncc. At tina day Wasnn-.
ton WAS patriot, nur to-day h,
would be- called a rebel. If WASH
mgton was patriot why is Agu-
naIdo not apatriot II Washing on
was right, winch we all concedr
A-ulnlIdo must b. right. No 4
merican who d. serves the name can
say may Think of it.
Rev. Bland Beauchamp left Tues,
day for Oklahoma.
Our town election, which wa
held On Monday, passed off quietly,
resulting in the election of j. h.
Smelsea Mayor, aud Jno. b. Good
pasture Marshal.
Jas. Wilson of Illinois is her.
buying and shipping large quaint
ties Of hay,
The Old folks had a very pleas.
ant roundup at the prctty home y,
Mr. and Ms. Hose Thompson. The
fidlcrS were a. their best and
when they played cold Kentucky
Home you could hear whispers
saying that wa, ii ling time ago
when people were good.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Nancy VI. Ridgrway and John
Il. Ridgcway. her husband. by their GER
tain decd Of trust. dated February IL.
lS9S. and recorded in the Recorders ONCE
Of Audrain County, Mo-, in Book 10. page
~. conveyed to the undersigned Trustee
the following real estate situated in the
County of Audran. State of Missouri,
tO-Wit:
TIA" northwest quarter of til" south
west quarter at section ten DlO. and the
southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter ui section nine 90. all in township
| fifty C3D. range ten tlO.
Which said conveyance was made To
secure tn" PAYMENT Of a certain promis-
sorry note ia 'aid deed of trust described.
III" payment Of said note. which is past
du" and unpaid. now, therefore, at the re-
quest Of the legal holder " said note and
hy virtue Of the authority inmc vested by
said decd of trust. | will ON Friday, the I'd
day Of March. \. D.. lyn. between thc
hours OF 9u'cluck In til" forenoon and )
o'cj"c, in ia" afternoon Of thatday ut tho
East Front Door ui til" Court House In
Mexico, Mo, sell said property to tho
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
debt and the cost Of executing this trust.
j. I. MITCHELL.
Trustee
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
Trustees Sale.

Whnrnns I,br NJ Euruish and Fran
co. Errnish his ,yic, bv thoir ,or,oir
dnod Of trus, dotel lam 9Th 1899 ond
dra;, C,r,,, NJ, IN p,,L IN ro,,.
10 cnrvev,I tn III, urJ,rsirncJ
T,ustoo ,J,n C,IIn,,i,, r,,l ,stoto .itr,-
tc5 in fine courtv or Audroin Stat, If
N,,.,rri t,-,,;t.
/ p,rt If q tr,c, If land .i,uo,od IN tina
.,r,,,oo., c,rr,, u,o.,r,hoo., r,ur,,,
If IA, continues, ,,,o,tor or .,ctinn
,,,,r,,.,h,oo ,oo ,,v,shi, Gur-,,o
.,r rama. nina lpI w.s, l..,r;he1 ,s
c,u,w.. Fran, oror,bao., corr.r ~
.,r,., = r.oij ,ror,,r .oc,;or RIM
,,., f,,r .Ioo ,,oirs f,r , HAHN
n;rg.,hc,c,. nnr,,, ,h,oo ia, ION chains
,h.rco wost ,hr., ~ .loo Chains
u,,rc,. .,u,I, ,,,roo n. -lnnch ,h.rc,
..-, ,h,o.-i. .-iun,j,oir. J., ,ho hahn
MIN. and Than, b.,.i,y ,.,rvov.d IL
J,.r,iI,,d q. CIln,.. H.,iu six,v ha,
,rI,, u,,r,,,,,,.,, GARNER n ,Lo soiJ
tract ,,o, ,,o .,,,,,, ann, h,rdr.d and
&c., ,l.,,,,..a., ,,,,,
I,,ni,,j .,l n,;,,,. ,i.J,, r2s, ,o.,
,,,,,,.,r .,,,,i,,.,.t ,.,rror ~
49,, l,,.,.c.n. .,JI :, Ia,o. I.o
u..n.,.,,,,,, ..o, .n,,rl,,d ,nI ,ioh,y
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.i.,.l.,,.,l u.,,,,. .i,,I.,. rex. c.., ., a..
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
NartinSbur9.

NartinSburg.
Ike Canterbury, OF Wcllsv lille
WAS in town Tuesday.
The bail "Wednesday night wa,
well attended. the young folks
tripped the light fantastic until
day light.
Miss Eva Dubray, of WelIsyillc,
visited friends near town the first
of the week.
Miss Barbara phcars. of Wells
vile, visited friends in town We'd
nesiay aud Thursday.
Frank Kelly lett Tuesday for
Mexico where he has employment.
Miss Bette Eastman. OF Wells
vile, is visiting friends in town.
Misses Claudio and Eula Thorpe,
of Wellsvllle, attended the bail
here Wednesday night.
Mr.. True. Of La idOu.a. was call
mg on friends Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
Santa Fe.

Miss Nola Hanna is able to be
~ school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter McCutchen
entertained friends Friday night.
Ready Underwood, of Perry.
visited here Saturday aud SUNDAY.
Otis knopp, of Nirg MIA. arrived
mere Friday where he Will make
ais future home. His family will
JON him in short time.
Bro. Richmond, OF Paris. Will
preach Mrs. J. n. Duls funeral
at South Fork the third Sunday
in March.
Bro. Lewis, of Fulton. filled his
regular appointment at South Fork
sunday morning and here Sunday
night.
Miss Sallic Hanna is visiting
". ID. Miller and wife this week.
Tue young folks enjoyed a candy
pu,lmg at Mir. and MR.. Wilkcr-
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
To be Held in Mexico
March 3, 1900.
MORNING. SESSION 9:3O.

MORNING SESSION 9:3O.
Invocation.
The Aims of Eduration-G. +.
Burdcttr.
School Management Under Exist.
ing circumstances Miss BurgiC
Roberts.
Women and the ProfcssionS-Dr
.no. " Million.
Women as Tcachcrs-MiSs Myrtle
Hartman.
Advantages of Systematic Pro-
grcss Along Educational liucs-G.
+. Bennett.
Needs OF ow Schools Miss Car
RE jackson.
Music in our Public Schools
Hon. VIM. NJ. l'rcaIor.
(Topic TO be Supplicd) Miss Leila
Cohoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION l:3O.
The Ideal Tcachcr-MiSS Mary
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
AI NlAAlNlD
Our Country Cousins
GAg Spicy News from Various
II" Parts Of the County

Mrs. Mendcnhall improves very
slowly.
Ernest Grubb. after two week 5
stay in ST. Louis. has returned
home.
Norman Mouncc and family
will move to their farm north of
Nandalia soon.
Miss Josie Nicholas, of Mexico,
is visiting Laddonia relatives.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

+. W. Wade is at Linn Greek,
Camden Comfy, near which place
b. ha, purchased mineral lui. and
we hope he viii make million.
lie order, the MESSAGE to follow
him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

There is trouble in the Elm
Bind school district, northwest of
Laddonia. Miss Dolly Griggsby
cas'igated one of the pupils. boy
ten Years Old, the son of Henry
Haycraft, and Haycratt has
brought suit against teacher and
directors for $4,000 damag $:
$1,000 actual and $1,000 punitive
damages The petition alleges
barbhrous whipping and the calm
is set mp that the boy was made
sick and sore and lost "A great deal
of time by tn punishment. The
case will come up at the June
term of the Audraln Circuit Court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

The other evening the electric
lights at Jaunita, Colo, failed and
the next morning three suits were
filed. One Of the plaintiffs in his
petition sets forth that" the parlor
was at The time filled with guests
at children's party, many Of them
who made use of the opportunity
for illicit kissing and romping,
which resulted in the destruction of
costly ornaments and was harmful
to the moral welfare of those pre-
sent"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Henry Clark, near Benton CITY
| st his 20 Ike book co aiming IS
just before Christmas and inserted
an lei N tn MESSAGE tn tia
effect LAT Monday h. cune i
and rep rted that he found h
pocketb ok on Christmas mornin-
in his "other pan S pocket =
1t was that or the ad. would have
found It. Of cOur,c.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Mrs. Richard Nichols. aged 81.
died at her home near Thompson
last Sunday. She leaves hus-
band aud five children, the young
est two months Of age. Dec, sei
was cons st ,nt member IF the
Barti- t church and va, brIov"d by
all. The funeral was hell MonGay
afternoon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22
Population OF the TrznsyAaL

The population of the South African
republic consists OF $4,000 Beers, $1,000
other whites, called ui,!anders, and
coo, 900 Kaffirs and Zulus
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

The Missionary Society Of the
Baptist church Of Mexico gave "A
pleasurable social and entertain
ment last Thursday afternoon IN
honor of Miss Matte Dalton, who
in a few days sails for China to
sery" MS a missionary. There We're
interesting talks, while ardent
prayers were poured forth that
Gods blessing may attend The
missionary in her far away f~ld of
labor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

j. 7. Nelson of this city is very
i'll at the st. Louis Hospital.
whence he went some time since fol
treatment for stomach trouble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Rev. $. c. Owens, IA prominen
Baptist minister, died ut Louisiana
' last Thursday, aged 81 years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

ID. +. Patterson and family.
of Ioungs Creek vicinity. have
moved to Post Falls. Idaho.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

DR.. Bachman, Dentist, nortL
side square. 3m
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Joplin has her own electric light
plant.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Il. \. Boyd Of this county, this
week, thru Lakenan 4 Barnes,
bought the Reagan farm of 271
acres five miles southwest Of Mex
leo paving S32 % per acre.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

BERTHE Rincy, Curryville, order,
the MESSAGE to her address.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Born, to DR.. Il. :. Cave and
wife, a daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

The VIM. Pollock Milling Co.,
of tins city has bought an interest
in the Sturgeon flour mills.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Miss Mary Barnett is i'll witt
pneumonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

W. H. Northcutt was arrested
here last week, wanted on charg,
of bigamy in Scotland County.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

George LangSton, near Contra
liza, died last Friday of pneumonia
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

The recent severe cold spell Of
weather was quite general, extend
ing into Texas and other southern
states. Weather prognooticator
Hyatt says the end is not yet, W,
may expect Il continuation Of Sc
we're weather.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Harvey Richardson of Youngs
Creek will move to the Jane,
johnson farm near Rush Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

a 'hoodwinker' found som,
suckers on the southwest cor
ner Of the square Monday after
noon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Homer clip" Shoots, colorcd,
is dead. He lived in Flat Rock
He was IA hard working fellow ana
carried an insurance on his life.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

Jesse Bass OF Louisiana RENTS
for the MESSAGE. He writes that
there were three persons impIca-
ted in that killing of Nlghtwatch-
man Pew last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-02-22

TEE KRE&T&EE
~
------------------------'--
-
D,. Pocbmon Dentist mort.
s;do sororo nm
r,a,;, ho, borour oIootr;o ,;,.l,
,,,,.t
MISS mary p"ii'''' Is Ill VIII
pneumonia
Rom 70 Dr T. = ro,o and
wife, a daughter.
Der'le hl'leE' 'urrENlIie' order'
------------------
George Langston, near Contra
liza, died last Friday of pneumonia
of fins o;ty bos horuh. 30, -,
i, tho Strr,,oo, ao,n,,;II.
-----
d. f. Patterson and fo,nil,
of 1Oungs Creek vicinity. have
moved 10 IoSt fallS' ldaliO.
Rev. $. G.. Owens, a prominen
Baptist minister, died ut Louisian;
Vast thursday, aged OF years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
BERKLEY NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

heard him coming and took to tht
woods. allowing the officer to pass on.
HAN came on to Berkeley. and not find.
ING any one that had seen the man or
steer, started back. and met what he
was looking for n few miles down the
road and took them into custody. The
negro gave his name as Richard Car
Yer. ana when the steer was claimed
oy Richard Stewart Carter made a
cream breast Of the robbery and told the
oihcers that he had stolen five steers
from the reiShborhood recently. Three
OF these We're recovered last week from
the stock-yard in Norfolk. where Carter
had sold them. lie was taken before
Justice Tillotson and given a term OF
siN months in Jail.
JOINT SOCIAL MEETING.
y joint open social meeting of theSir
knights and Lady Macabees of the
World will be held az Elks' Hall. on
Chestnut and Pine streets. Wednesday
evening. at which time an Interesting
program. consisting of vocal and in
strumen;al music and rccitations. will
be rendered. Admission and cake and
cream Will be free. An invitation is ex-
tended To all who would enjoy pleas
ant evening.
ONE MORE WEEK.
The revival meetings that are being
conducted by the Rev. NJ. p. Porter at
Will be continued another week by the
pastor There have been four CONVEX
sions so far and much interest is taken
in the work.
The members of Chestnut Street NJ.
T.. Church are cordially invited to at
tend the reception given under the
auspices OF the Epworth League at the
parsonage tonight from to IL.
BRIEFLY SAID.
Miss Sophia Douglass. of Baltimore.
is the guest of her aunt OH Eleventh
street.
Master Shirley Floyd is quite sick
ut the home of his parents on Sixth
street.
MIR L. NJ. wngiield was taken sud-
denly i'll at his home. on Liberty street.
Sunday evening. but was able to be out
yesterday.
Mr.. w. II. Tatem killed quite n large
rattle snake near his home in Cedar
Grove Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Daily is improving from
recent illness at her residence. in South
Norfolk
Mr.. w. Il. Snow. lumber inspector at
the TuAis mills. has rendered his res
iGnation to accept a like position with
the Pocahontas Lumber Company, at
Petersburg.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15

the federal enactment were national
bonds exempt from taxation. The vail
dity OF the general federal law was af-
hrmed but it was held to be purely APP
pltcaoie to leSacies and not TO the en-
ire estates OF deceased persons. the
court holding that 1.-The tax is on the
passing OF legacies or distributive
shares or personality. with q progress
sive rate on each, separated determine
ed by the sum or each of such legacies
or dis:ributive shares"
The decision dealing with the federal
law as whole We're handed down by
Justice White and those relating to
Government bonds by Justice Shiras.
The state case was that of Plumlner VS..
Comptroller Coler. OF New York City.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15

Iotal .......... ........ ...... .Sl5.SSO. -
y resolution was read vcsting au-
th0rity in AIr. c. l.. Old and other Off
GERS to apportion one-third of the cost
of paving the west side OF Berkeley ave-
nue. to the property holders on the
street named. Adopted.
communication largely signed by
citizens In the vicinity of Eleventh and
D streets was read and referred to the
Light Committee to report on at the
next meeting.
The health officer. Or. w. T.. Neon
vile, submitted his report showing only
one case OF contagious disease in the
town.
BY request of the committee on Me
mortal exercises the portion OF land adj
jacent TO the cemetery was granted for
the use Of erecting stage on
Mrs. Alice Sanford submitted n papor
asking assistance from the Council, she
having become disabled from having
stumbled and fallen over defective
place IN the street last March. Referred
to the finance committee
nurse who attended Mrs. Blanch-
ard while confined with contagious de-
seasc presented bill for $50. Referred
to iinance committee
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
U. s. SUPREME couRT.
HANDS DOWN IMPORTANr DE ESf n
slONS ON INHERITANCE TAN
CLAUSE
(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot)

Washington. May 1.-THE United
states Supreme Court to-day announc-
ed opinions in the cases arising under
the inheritance tax provision of the
war revenue act and also in a case in
VoivinS the applicability of the State
inheritance tax law of New York to
estates composed of Government bonds.
lnere were five decisions under the
federal law and one under State law.
but two Of the former class applied, as
did one of the latter class 10 the taxa
ton cs Government bonds. The court
held that neither under the state nor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
PORTSMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS NV
Words OF Praise from a Banker;

MT. Chas. E. Currier. of tho Atlanta
National Bank, - very careful with his
words. not only in financiering. but in his
conversation generally. He suffered much
from indigestion and writes:
Il have used Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy
in attacks of acute Indigestion. and have
always found It to give Instantaneous re-
lief. consider 1t a medicine OF high
merit. c.. e. CURRIER"
Price so cents a bottle. at all druggists:
or sent for price, express paid. by Tyner
Dyspepsia Remedy Co.. IS Mitchell ST..
Atlanta. Ga.
Send Five Cents In stamps to pay post.
age for Sample, FREE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
Tho I;picure's DELIGHT

BLACK & TAN-"The American por-
'er' the newest product OF the Anheu-
SCI nusch Brewing Assn. is dcliciousiy
piquant in flavor, tempting and .lcasina
to the palate
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
BERKELEY ADVTS.

Berkeley, Va. May IL. 1900.
will offer for sale. privately. either In
part or as Il whole, tho stock of Notions,
stationery. Etc, in the store near tho
corner of Liberty and First streets, until
which time the remainder will be put up
at auction: also one line mich COW.
m'tl3-ot u. l.. OLD.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
NORFOLK.
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Petersburg. s; Norfolk,
10. Home runs-Armstrong (2). Nelson.
pulsifer. John Smith. Clinton Two-b Use
hits-HeHnaEer Adams. Nelson. Stolen
plnys--Kclly (9 Pulsifer (D. Double
plays-McCloud. uni Smith, Armstrong;
Smith and Smith. Bases on balls-Mc-
Cloud. . Struck Out--RE McCloud. .: b.
Willard. I. Wild Ditch-McCloud. Time
OF Gume-l:30. Umpire-McNamara
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
OTHER GAMES

AT Buffalo-Buffalo 10; Milwaukee. @
apolis. g.
sas City, 6.
At Syracuse--TIartford. 10; Syracuse. s..
AT Observation-Disclosures. Z; Toronto. 6.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits have
oeen granted since the last report.
y. T.: Edwards. Norfolk. four two
s.ory frame buildings on Virginia
streets d. C. Foreman. private stable
on lst street. back of residence. w. s.
1.astei'-t'1i-s-stcry frame dwelling on
Lee street; f.. l.. Cox, two story frame
dwelling on Seventh street. between II.
and G. streets. l.. Cline, two story brick
guiding on the north side of Liberty
street. near Ninth street.
trustees of Baptist church (colored)
~. frame building on church
.ot Mohtiant avenue; the Berklcv Knit.
ting Mills. three-story frame buildin,
on Pine street adjoining their mill.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
NOTICE
TO BERKELEY TAX PAYERS

can be found at w. l.. Bcrkley's store
every Saturday until the delinquent list
is returned to Court, for the purpose of
collecting the State Taxes, etc. of the
Town OF Berkeley for the year 1899. Tax
payers are requested to comply with the
new law in regard to taxes. to save their
property from the land grabbers
ma4-codl0t NJ c. KEELING.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-15
STOLE \ STEER

For some time the farmers around
treat hridSe section have been missing
sntir cattle, and yesterday morning
Soout o'clock, farmer reported Ia
passed man driving a steer and s,s'
pisioned that the animal had been sto-
zen. Mr.. HAN at once started towards
berkiey but the man with the steer