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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

A. powerful engine cannot b Iun
with = weak boiler, and we csn't keep
np the strain of an active life with a
weak stomach neither can we stop
che human machine TO make repairs.
If the stomach cannot digest enough
food 10 keep the body strong, such =
preparation as kOdol Dyspepsia Cure
should be used. IL digests what yon
eat and Il simply can't help but dc
you good. +. Z. Duerson.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19
Reversed Cases.
Stair OF OREGON,
ExHOUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
SALEM. Nav q. 1898.

la the EedeTsl Court IT Appeals at
Eincinnsti the cases If Robert Locke,
H. II. Mullen. w. f. Cities and J. J..
O'NaiI, OF Louisville, charged wi h
conspiriug to prevent negroes frt IN
voting, were reversed. The court re
versed me cases ln me error OF Judge
Evan, whr, ir bis i,-rnction to he
jury which uied tne ineu said in
suh-tsuce "ouoa men ~ tae-e COM
NIT Just such crime
This The court holis wss concerning
the chsrs ter of thc defendants, and
there was nothing in ;he record to
warrant any sucu statement
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19
To Succeed JUDGE KimbrOuuh.

Gov. Beckhsm last week appointed
the Hon. Hanson Kennedy, Of Car
lisle, Cilcuil Judge OF the Eighteen
judicial district 20 fiji the vacancy
oausad by the death OF Judge w. w
Kimbrough. An election will have 70
be held ia November.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

"After suffering for two months
from severe attack of grip 1 found
quick relief and a lasting cure by
using DIR. Miles Nervine, Pain Pills
and Heart Cure."-Harry Abbott,
Cincinnati, Ohio
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Reports show great increased
death rate from throst and lung trou-
bles, due to the prevalence of Group,
pneumonia and grippe. We advise
the Use oi One Minute Cough Cure in
all of these difficulties. 1t islthe only
harmless remedy that gives immedi-
ate results, Children like it. f. c.
Duerson'
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

"My stomach was affected by
grip and / could eat nothing but
crackers and milk. began taking
DR.. Miles Nervine and Pain Pills
and the trouble disappeared. -
Mrs. J. Lindsey, Montrose, MINI
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19
INTERESTING FACTS
Brought to Light by the County
Board of Supervisors.

Amount of bonds
mount of secured by mortgage Gs75o
Amount OF other notes 1871
Amount of accounts s..,.,... 3O6i5
o on ...... 1870
Amount of cash deposit in bank 7l7S9
Amount of cash on deposit with other corporations LooO
Amount of ali other credits or money at interest 9oo
joint companies associations of
Number of acres of land lis 929; valuation 2765 100
Number lots LOLA value with improvements ll4Cl92
thoroughbred standard stations Z value 1000
othoroughbreds standard geldings 49, 5O
standard colts TO- 1000
Number of stations of common stock, value 40
Number of gdngs and colts of common stock 17s
Number Of mules and mule colts 1925 value ... 2sss5
Number Of jennes 81 value ......... ssoI
Number thorough standard bulls 3; value 96I
Number of thoroughbred standard and calves ~
Number Of bulls cows calves and of stock
9844; value 23357Ol
Number of sheep, 4795; value. lOlO6
Number Of hogs 3703; Il2S8
Value agricultural implements 1858
agricultural products of taxation after deducting
v.as @ sd
Value of slaughtered animals 76l
Value of sewing and knitting machines 2iSSl
value Of household and kitchen furniture r $685.
Value Of implements machinery of all kinds
Value of piano forte and other musical Instruments COO
Value material to be used in manufacturing 1S9SOl
Value manufactured articles 13OSl
value of Library ............. 76S5I
Value of diamonds 3O55l
Value of watches and clocks SCS5l
Value of gold, d' Silver and plated ware 1867
Value of steam engines including boiler 32O5l
Value of mineral products 56OI
Value of brick stone and other building material 75Ol
vines whskies brands mixtures thereofnotin
distiiery bonded warehouse 376OI
Value of goods property SO5
property for the purpose of sale
commission or otherwise ....... sOOl
Mscelany-Vaue of property 1O672l
Total assessed value of lands . $2765IOO
Increased by 1864 2S42754I
value of town lots l,l40l92
Increased by Supervisors $500 llSS452I
Tota value money, .... 3929S6
by Supervisors l3434- 527SO0l
Total assessed value of personal property 6467G4
Increased by Supervisors .......... l6605- 663369
Amo of on
property person with famly-no exceeding $3.50 0425Ot
Grand value of all property assessed for
latter exemption has been deducted $4S40,792
Increased by Supervisors 276,S33- 5ll7626
Males 21 years of age, 2197 ...........
Legal voters, 2l97
of tobacco raised during the year, l212OOO
Tons hay raised during the year. 707
Bushels raised during the year 1669lO
Bushels of raised during the year, 1880
raised during the 625
Number of wheat raised during the year, 2O72.
acre o raised during the year 4340
Number meadow 1856 ........,.
Fumber of of tobacco i195
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

H. L Whaley and G. r. Ashurst
of Bourbon, were recently engineer
ing a turnpike road from Plum Lick
to the Montgomery line. through
the lands Of f NJ (Ned) Gillispie
and son, Geo. Crouch. Jefferson
Bryan and others.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Frequently Sccidents occur IN the
household, which cause burns. cuts
spraius aud bruises. For nse IN such
cases Bsllsrd's Snow LiDiment hss
for many wears been The constant ia
vorite family remedy. Price, % cts.
and 30 cents. Thos. Kennedy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Representative boreing mas intro.
duced bin 10 the Hause establishing
court of pension appeals.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Old papers for sale at this office,
cheap.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

are you restless al uight and hs
rs.sed by tad cough use Bal
lsrd's uoarhoupd Syrup, will Sc
cure you sound sleep and effect
prompJ aud radical cure. Price, 2,
cents .nd 30 cents ThOs Kennedy
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Millions OF people are tsmiIiar with
DeWiu's Little Earlv Risers and
chose who use them find them 10 be
famous little liver pills. Never grip.
+. &. Duerson
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Pounds of tobacco raised during the year, l,212000
Tons of hay raised during the year. 707.
Bushels of raised during the year. 1669l0
Bushels of wheat raised during the year, 1880.
Bushels Of seed clover raised during the year. 25
Number Of of wheat raised during the year, 2072
Number of of raised during the year, 4340
Number of of meadow, 1856 ..........
Plumber of of tobacco, i1S5
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-02-19

Costs only cent more than the common kinds Gives mo
coffee 10 the pound than any of its many limitations Save
entities you definite part OF some useful article
each package .--,,~
The oasis., 1901-08-10
MINING REPLICATION No. 74s.
 Mineral Survey No 1928.
|. S. LAND OFFICE. ! TUCSON. ARIz., June 24, 1901 {

Notice Is hereby given that the Patagonia Mining Company by R R. Richardson, it's agent, whose postOfiice is Patagonia, Ar- zona, has made application for patent for 760.5 linear feet on the John Bull Lode bear ing silver, the same being 200 feet \, B deg 45 min E and 560.5 feet g. 52 deg 45 min " from discovery shaft thereon with surface ground 3s7.g feet in width, situate in the Wrghtson Mining District, santa Cruz County, Arizona and described in the plat aud field notes on file in this office as follows, viz; Beginning at cor. No, 1, thence U s. NJ. NJ, No2 T. D. bears N. 73 deg 4g min W 9519 feet; thence $ 31 deg 01 min W, 1864 feet to cor No.,2; thence < 3I deg i5 min E, 400 feet to cor No 3; thence N 3s deg 0l min E. 7s6.4 feet to cor No f.; thence \ g. deg 15 min w. 400 feet to cor. No the place of beginning. Variation of magnetic needle being 12 deg 30 min E. Containing 6.qg acres and forming portion of the unsurveyed Twp, 2i, S. Range Ii F. of the C. S s. R. principal meridian. Said loca- tion being recorded in vol. 1 pages 620, 62l Arizona.
 Adjoining claimants none.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mines or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claim with the register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Pima county in the territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute
 MILTON R, MOORE,
 Register First pub. June %, 1901.
The oasis., 1901-08-10

Lordsburg Liberal: The Arizona & New Mexico railroad put on new time table Sunday. IL new runs the morning train from Clifton as a re- gular passenger train, carrying only mail and express. The train is run on faster schedule than ever before making the time between Clifton and Lordsburg in three hours and fifteen minutes. The train arrives here at ll:45 q. m. an leaves at 300 p. m. A standing order has been issued to hold the train one hour, if necessary, to make connection with delayed South ern Pacific trains The freight train leaves here early in the morning. re- turning in the evening.
The oasis., 1901-08-10

Gazette. The harvesting on the local almond crop will begin in few days. The crop this season is large all over the valley, and almonds are of good quality. Owing to almost a total failure of the almond crop in California, good market will be opened in the east The growers here except to get from F to l5 cents per pound for their almonds
The oasis., 1901-08-10
MORALES NOTES.

No table Is complete unless furnish ed with pure wines and liquors iron the wine cellar of Escalada Brothers.
 The American Dairy, Joe Carbon proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron age solicited.
 Saturday last Doctor w. G. Shaw, D. $. cattle sanitary inspector, came down from Benson, driving across from that place to Patagonia.
 MT Rufus II. TraYer, of Washing ton, D. C., who Is president of La Nina Henrietta Co.,, operating in the Altar district, was at Nogales, en route into Sonora.
 The Norton Drake Co.,. contractors for supplying the section houses along the line of the Southern Pacific, who went out of business about a year ago, now supplant the L H.. Manning company, which succeeded them at that time THE OASIS is pleased to note the return of Mr. Charles R. Drake to business activity in Arizona.
 Architect II. c. Frost of Tucson, who planned the Nogales public school building, the Carniege library at Tue son, and the territorial reform at Benson, has associated with himself MT. Rust, another architect of stand ing and ability, and the firm will do business under the name of Frost x Rust. They need no commendation Their work will speak for them.
 A Mexican named Sanchez was shot and mOrtally wounded by one of the municipal police on the Sonora side of the line Thursday night The shooting occurred on Arizpe street near he Sonora Commercial Co.'S store. It Is reported that the man was intoxicated and resisted arrest. He broke from the officer and started to run, naying no attention to the command to stop. The policeman fired but one shot and seeing that he had probably fatally wounded his man came over to the American side. At the present writing his where abouts has not been ascertained
 Tuesday Chinese pauper oflllcted with loathesome disease, came across the line at Nogales and was hustled back by the county author ities. At first the Mexicans author ities refused to permit his return to their side, and when those having him in charge turned to come back into Arizona they were stopped by the United States authorities. And there the outfit hung for time the horse in Arizona the wagon in Sono- ra. Finally the Mexican authorities relented and permitted the poor devil to return to the Chinese colony on Arizpe street.
The oasis., 1901-08-10
MINING APPRECIATION No. 74s.
Mineral survey No. 1924.
U. E. LAND OFFICE.

U. $. LAND OFFICE.
 TUcsOS. ARIl.. June 2i, 1901.
 Notice Is hereby given that the Patagonia Mlniog Company by k. k. Richardson. its agent. whose postoflice is Patagonia Arizona, has made application for patent for SsC linear feet on the Victor lode and 7l0 linear feet on the Victor No. lode bearing silver and lead. the same being 100 feet $. . deg IS min E. and 69O feet 73 deg ls min W on the Victor lode and 2On feet g deg O4 min W and 5I0 feet N g deg 04 min E on the Victor No 2 lode from discovery shafts thereon, with surface ground 1926 and 5l5,s feet in width respectively, situate in the Wrightson Min ing District. Santa Cruz county, Arizona and described in the plat and field notes on file fin this office, as follows. viz;
 THE VICTOR LODE.
 Beginning at cor No 1. whence U. $. NJ. NJ. No. 2. T. D. bears \ $ Geg 59 min 90 sec w. 70C0.s feet. Thence s i6 deg 56 min F. 5i5.9 it.. to cor No. ?; thence s3 deg IS min E. ssO 1t to cor No B. thence 16 deg 56 min " 5i5.9 feet to cor No. 4 thence \ 73 deg IS min " ssO feet to cor No 1 the place of beginning,
 THE VICTOR No. LODE
 Beginning at cor No. 1, identical with cor iiti sNo bi ibt lNipI ibht. WDtItt U. los VI. II. No. 9, T, D. ears \ sl deg 4 min3a sec W s.2i.a feet; thence \ 13 deg oi min E TO feet to cor No. ?; thence $ 10 deg 56 min E, 410 feet to cor No 3; thence 64 deg 8 min W TITS feet to cor No, {, Identical with cor No Of the Victor lode; thence N 10 deg 56 min W, 5i5.9 feetto cor No. the place of beginning Variation Of magnetic needle being F deg 20 min east Containing l6 224 acres, and form ing q portion of the unsurveyed Twp sl $, Range h E of the C X : k principal meridian. Said location being recorded in vol. l. page 556 to 5a9 of the records of santa Cruz county. Arizona.
 Adjoining claimants on he north. the Uncle Billy lode, claimant unknown. Others If any unknown.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mines orsurface ground. are required 10 file their adverse claims with the register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. lima county, in the territory Of Arizona. curing the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred bv virtue of the provisions of the statute
 MILTON k. MOORE,
 Register. First pub, June s9, 1901.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
DEFIED 4 JUDGES ORDER.
\ New Yorker Refuses TO obey the
Court and Goes 70 TuiI

NEW. YORK jugs 6--RatheT than obey
the order OF the Court TO turn over pa
pCrs IN his possession to his brother, John
Welsh. William Welsh. Of Yonkcrs, has
determined to go to jail. Yesterday. IN
the SurToEate-s Court he openly deiied
Judge SiIkmau. and. besides being fined
for contempt Of court. ne was put into
prison. there to remain until such time as
he obeys the courts order
The matter under consideration was the
estate of the late Hester b Welsh. Two
sons. John and William had been ap-
pointed executors William was in pos
! session of some papers needed 10y Johh
! in the settlement Of portion Of the prop
erty and he. through mis- attorney made
! formal demand for them William re-
I fused 10 turn them over. whereupou John
procured an order from the Surrogate di-
| recting William to turn over the papers.
/ William still refusing. John secured a
/ body execution from the Surrogate and
/ William was brought into court yes-er-
! day morning. He attempted to explain
/ to the Surrogate that he would have
| obeyed any order to turn over the pa
| pers TO the court. but absolutely refused
TO turn them over to his brother or the
attorney.
When ordered TO do so by the Surrogate,
| William became abusive and positively
refused After vainly eudeavoTing to ap-
peaSe the mans unreasonable wrath, Sur
rogate SiIkman fined him IS. and he was
committed to the county Jail until the ms
is paid and the papers are turned over
! William was then taken from the court
room by the sheriff, raC2ug md swearing
! that he would Tot in Jail before ne wonLo
/ pay cent OF the Ene or turn over Ct-e
! OF the papers He was taken TO Ni-i1e
J
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
IN THE OLD DOMINION

s Graninger. a prominent farmer of
trouble.
Saturday next viii be observed as Con-
feGeraJe Decoration Day at Woodstock.
Mrs. Lucy Martin died at her home in
Spottsylyania county yesterday. aged
eighty-fOur years. Seven children survive
\ number of hose companies have ac-
cepted invitations to participate in the
firemen's races at Woodstock July l.
Blackburn Smith and John R Castle
man are candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the Legislature in Clarke
and Warren counties
It is thought the batteIship Illinois will
leave the Newport News dTydOck SatUr-
day for Boston to undergo her official
trial off the coast OF New England
1t is said that Hon John Goode. of Bed
ford. viii be made president of the Nir-
ginia, Constitutional Convention. which
meets in Richmond Wednesday next.
Thomas BirChctt. a widely known cit
izen of Prince George county attempted
by shooting himself in the left side with
a pistol The wound is a dangerous one.
He was taken to Petersburg to be Operat-
ed upon.
The home Of Aaron Adams, of Cheat
neck, in Monougalia county, with all OF
its contents. was destroyed by fire YES
terday. The loss Is 5000; no Insurance
While attempting To save some valuable
papers Mr. Adams WAS 50 severely burned
that his recovery Is doubtful
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effect, supported by white columns in the

effect supported by white columns in the
hall below
The visitor on entering the building,
sees at the left a large room conven-
icntly arranged as a bureau of informa-
ton and registration, with postofice and
telephone booths. In the rear Of this
room IS the custodian's quarters and the
building committee room. The reception
room commands q fine view Of the
grounds and has windows which extend
to the floor to give access TO the piazza.
Each room has a fireplace.
The second f1eor = divided into six
large rooms. one for each Of the New
England States. Each of these is prac-
Jically a corner ROOM snd there is a Co
IoniaI mantle and 6reL-ace in each.
The interior decorations have received
great study and care The paint through
out is old ivory white ard the walls are
hung with old-tine papers, the large hall
being covered with landscape paper which
was popular 2 century ago. The walls Of
the state rooms are in harmonious col
ors. The sUnoIIiug-room has a high
WaInScCJng Of antique oak and SetteeS OF
the same wood, and the wall above Is
covered with curious old English paper.
representing various scenes Real an
tique furniture Is used throughout the
building. from the cid clock on the stairs
To the antique mirrors over the fireplace,
and fine old rugs cover the floors
The aim Of the Vermont Building Com
mittee and their architect, was to have
building which would faithfully repro
GUCe the comfort and hospitality of d
fine Old New England country mansion.
and they have reached the mark Sit
uared IL the midst Of fine lawns fTinged
with shrubbery and iutersected by trim
garden paths, the effect is very beautiful
and Interesting
The Vermont room is q by y feet in
size It IS IuXuri0Gsly furnished. one of
the pieces OF furniture is a large and
/ handsome Handicapped table The top
Is ChamDIaiH marble from the famous
quarry At Swanton- One of the cOnSpic-
UOuS features Of the decorations Of this
room Is large oil painting Of the Coat
of-Arfns of Vermont copied from the
original in the Office Of the Secretary Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
SHOT HIS AGED FATHER.
LynchiBG Feared as Result of n
Louisiana Mans Act.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Angus Bark
ct, eighteen years old, was brought TO
New Orleans yesterday from Franklinton.
Washington Parish, ana confined in the
parish Jail to prevent him from being
lynched. Barker is charged with the muir
der Of his father, John Barker. Of Sunny
Hill
The young fellow came home drunk and
the father reproached the boy for his con-
duct whereupon Angus drew pistol and
fired twice, shooting his father through
the heart. Two sisters saw the murder,
but would not Identify the murderer
After his arrest, however. Angus confess
ed the crime to the sheriff and was order
cd removed to New Orleans for Safe-keep-
ing.
John Barker was sixty years old and
an energetic and law-abIdiug citizen,
whereas his son has been known for some
time as a terror to the neiEhborhoOd in
which he lived.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
An Alleged Mock Marriage.

CUMBERLAND. Nd June 6--Mrs.
Henry Brude, of Frost burg, has informed
States Attorney John @. Wilson that her
daughter Ella is the victim of a mock
marriage performed in Cumberland on
September. - last y man from Borden
Shaft AlIenany county. IS alleged to be
the groom Mrs. Brode says they drove
TO what her daughter supposed a parson-
age and the groom handed the minister
what was thought to be u marriage Ii
cense. after which the ceremony was per-
formed The marriage was kept a secret
for some time but the man has refused
to live with his alleged wife. The State 5
attorney is endeavOring to locate the min
lister VINO officiated at the marriage, ne
legal record of which can be found
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
4 Minister'S Narro,v Escape.

SALISBURY. Nd, June 6--Rev- MI
Smith. of Church Hin, Nd, guest OF r.
AIcKenney Price, came near losing his lie
by drowning in a bathtub- He was sick
when he reached Salisbury Monday even
ing. The next morning he went to take
bath and shortly after he got into the tub
was seized with an epileptic fit His strug-
giles We're heard by Mr.. Price. who hurried
to the bathroom. where he found the min
lister unconscious. struggling in the water
and with difficulty rescued him Medical
aid was summoned. and after about two
hnHrs the natient reclaimed CONSCIOUSNESS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
A Medal for Saving a Life.

Secretary Gage mailed "a letter yester-
DAY to w W Grieszen, Of the Buffalo
Life Saving Station, transmitting a gold
Hfe-saviug medal, awarded under the acts
Of Congress passed in 1874 and ISs2. In the
Great Lake storm Of November last
Grfesser rescued a man from drowning
The rescue was performed during a ire
mendous gale. and the act was regarded
as one Of conspicuous heroism- Mr. Gage 5
letter recalls the story in detail and
praises Griesser's conduct in the highest
terms.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-06
FOUL, LOATHSOME,
DISGUSTING CATARRH !
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will cure most stubborn cases in mar
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A PerturBed bridegroom.
CFrom the ST. Paul Pioneer Press

Many perturbed young men, IN a faint whisper,
have confded to the clerk Of the courts that
they intended 10 cease bacheIoTh0Oi and re-
guested a license Never before however has
man applied for a license Monday and wrote
his name as FIorian II. James. He returned
yesterday to have the license changed He
had made mistake for his name was James
II. FIcTian. He went TO his parish priest 10
keep his wedding engagement The priest. who
had -uown the Young man for years looked
over he license and shook his head. He could
not perform the ceremony until the name WAS
made right.