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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-17
All who use Atcmizers in treatin

All who use Atcmizers in treating
haSi catArrh will get the best results from
using ElN's Crenm Balm. Price inclu,iine
spraying tube, - cents. Sold by druggists
or mailc'i 10y Ely Brothers j6 Warren II
y. Y.
New Orleans. Sept /. 1900.
H'N~,'> f,N Hr' - sold a. bottles of
Nonr Liquid Cream Ia Ia To customer
" ni. l%tmbrr>on, i4l5 prlachaiSe 81. New
cr.cans; lac has used the two bottles. yiviu.
him wonderful and most satisfactory results
GEo. W. N"nrrr. pharmacist
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an advertisements excepting legal adyer
tiSemcnts and professional cards inserted for
less than three months are considered tran
Sicnt and will be charged for az the rate of
five cents Der line for the first insertion,
Insertion.
OBITUARY notices. resolutions of respect.
and social organizations. other than those
which the editor himself she'll give ~ a
matter of news. will Toe charged or Al the
aforesaid rates
our advertising rates are uniform and a
liberal reduction Is made on all standing all
refreshments, and rates will he made known
"n application. Changes of advertisements
must be handed in not later than saturday
morning of each week
This paper. - stated. when the present
editor took change. Is for sale. Bona i3e
purchasers can call. and examine the plant
and our books at any time. and learn our
terms. which viii hc made 20 Suit.
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Music.

Miss Mamie Mcclure will reopen her
school for music on September IT, lsl9.
Mason Mcdowell Method taught For
terms. apply AT residence
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When IN Washington, visit Afiieck's
drug store at l426 Pennsylvania ave.
nue, where you can get refreshing
drinks, pure drugs. and read THE
CLARKE COURIER while YOU wait.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the directors and
dockhnlaer> of the Wildwood and Berrvville
Turnpike Co. will be held at Shearer's Hall
Miilwoot. Va. at 10 o'clock "A m TUESDAY,
September "a. 1872
BEVERLY RANDOLPH President
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the stakeholder,
and dlrctHrs of the Winchester and Berry,
FERRY turnpike Company. viii bee held al n
M, "n Friday. October 3, l02. az Bovcc Va.
BY order 1T the President.
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Lost

= Dark grey winter overcOat. velvet collar
reward Tor return of same TO THOM ~
VI. REYNOLDS "a .,
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a TIP

Is suggestive OF something worth Knowing
and the Tips offer here are no exceptions to
the rule.
The Uncle Sam Shoes for gentlemen at s. and So 60
and for ladies So all made the very latest lasts
and with the newest toes
Blue Ribbon line, by Brown Shoe Co.. for misses and
children, boys and little gents Every pair guaranteed Fit
your boy girl child with pair of these you will get
your moneys worth
Our Vicious Shoe at $50; guaranteed; cannot be ex
celled
Mems Leather Boots i'll heavy and light weights.
Carpet samples from the largest manufacturer in this
country from which procure carpet city prices
Samples Tor Gents Suits from of the largest tailor
ing establishments i'll New York and Chicago We take
your measure and guarantee a fit
Special lot of Southern homemade white Blankets will
wear lifetime. ~
Usual stock of Dry Goods and Notions including the
celebrated W. B. and Thompson glove-itting Corsets
Groceres-Heinz's mixed Pickles 1oc pint and
other kinds White Star Coffee Eclipse Roasted Coffee &C
C0rOy celebrated Mothers Bread fresh every other day
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Money to Loan.

la amounts ct $50 ami over First lien
"n Real Estate invariably required
RLACKBi RN SMITH.
Office opposite JAM.
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tomnissiyncr $ office.

tnmmi>Sl.ncr - office.
Bcrrvyiiic. Va. August Is 1902
Virginia. Clarke county. to-Wit
John w 'openhavcr's AdmN.
versus
John W. Culcuhavcr's Widow and heirs.
Extract from decree entered Ia said cause
Nav -. iH'9
u j. adiudgcd ur.icr,G and derr,,si IA ~
this cause hc and thc same is hereby referred
to Blackburn smith one ufthc Commission
cr> IN Chancery of this Court Whose duty il
shall Toe Ca report to- this Court
Isl What real estate IL amy. the said John
W CopenhaVcr died seized Of
-nd state aud settle the accounts of Rosa
J C"pcnhaVcr ~ admN of John " Copcn-
havcr
SRI Convene the lien and other creditors 81
John " turcnhaver stating the liens II auV
there Toe on iii> real estate in the uricurihcir
priority
9TH lie will report uu AMY other matter he
may deem pertinent. cor on amy matter amy
party in interest h:aN request him to report
on kciorc executing this decree the said
commissioner Will give notice of the time
and place OF So doing 10y publication 90 thc
CLARKE COURIER for fuur successive weeks
which publication shall hc equivalent To
personal service uu lilac parties in interest
and the creditors Of John W Colenhaver II
any there be
The parties to tins cause and AN others
interested are hereby notified that ] will
proceed Co execute the provisions of the
above decree al nay law office In Hcrrvyillc.
' a., ON Friday. September 80. 1912, At which
timc anG place they are required 20 attend
with their vouchers and other evidence
BIArKHURN SWIM
Commissioner iu Chancerv.
WHITING. pa
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Notice.

am acting as agent for my wife in the
merchandise business
GEo w EsrEr Wildwood. Va
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Thursday, September rs, 1902

the following personal properly 10 wit:
One horse BiriSell wagon. nearly new,
one double-row Tiger corn planter; Oliver
chilled plowS; ? doub le -sh ovel plows: Buck
eve cuitivatorS; I set single driving harness
| set double driving harness: buggy pole:
new Stanhope; Is head of horses and colts.
No. driving mare years old: three year
old colt. broken; two-year old colt. by Black
Prince: 2yearlings; b head cattle and calve,
fresh COWS. three with calves by thcirSides
10 twO-year old steers; or : yearlmgs
balance heiterS and calves: i25 head of sheen
: bucks; and IL lambs: N head of hogs and
ShoatS, . No. brood SowS. soon 10 hav,
pigs;ls shoats. weighing from toto 81 pound,
Everything offered here for sale vii Ia
positively sold. provided. of course IL has Il
bid upon H.
TERMS
ON all sums of $40 and over a credit If I.
months Will he given. with interest from
day of sale, the purchaser giving negotiabl,
note, satisfactorily endorsed and pavable al
either of the Berryville or Winchester banks
a. purchaser desires. Ne property "a he r.,
moved until terms of sale have been compiled
with sale tO commence at lOa m
ID LEMON FRIES
Heiliebower X West. Auctioncers
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the BerryviIle
Turnpike Company will be held in Berry.
vile, Va. on Wednesday, October /. 1902. al
10 a m, and all are requested to attend Bv
order Of the Board
SAMUEL MCCoRMICK
Supcrintend mt
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-17

Having rented tie GAINESVILLE Farnl.to Mr..
James Berlin. will offer for sale at public
auction. ON said farm. three and one halt
miles west OF Berryville. Va, ON the Sense
ncv road. ON
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FOR SALE.

\ tine tract of land of about one hundred
anu MY acres lying next 10 the estate Of
Mr.. George Burwcll and horiercd ON me
South by the Spout Run. The meadows are
especially fertile. Every field well watered.
For further particulars apply To
MRS. ARCHN &. RANDOLPH.
Feb 96tf NIill,vn,i Y,
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Stock e Hay for Sale

\ fine cow and calf ror sale. and seven ar
eight ton Of first class hay. Apply o. Mr.
ThoS. II Burwcn
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Commissioners Office
ttaf-rssxrs f1. u. -. - tf..l
Jas. Il. Clingan

Jas. Il. Clingan
versus
=. Il. Chngan and Others.
Extract of decree entered iu said Gauss, al
the May term ct Circuit Court If Clark,
County. Va. l3o3.
Upon considerable Nhcr.nLit il admdged
ordered ami dccrcci. that this cati>, be- am,
the same TX hereby referred Co blackburn
smith. one 90 the commissioners i'm Chan
Gerry of this Court. whose duty it shall be- &,
report
I. Who are thy heirs a, law of Mclean
Clingan.
=. What real estate if amy. the said Mclean
thngan aiei >cizri of where the same +,
located. and whether nr NOT. the same r.
calahlc 90 partition.
=. lie Viii state and settle the accounts o
". " SmallWood Committee Adminisira
tor Of Mclean Chngan. stating what person
aiity did. o- >houip have come into his hand
3. lie Will convene the creditors Of boil
lien ami general creditors ofMcI.can Gilman
stating cine .ici>. if amy there hc. IN the oric
Of their priD rtv
ne may urtm pertinent. or amy matter
which "@y party I'M interest. may rclucs
him Co report ON.
Al ta. PARTIES 100 interest. including tl
heirs 40 Jaw &C Mel can Clinyau. and hf
general auu Teen cree iltar~. are hereby notiiic
tha, & Nill proceed Co execute the ahnN,
ORDER "i reference. az INV office iu Rcrryvillc
Va. thursday. Nctolcr e. lHQ3 and NJ mo-
completed that dav. thc same will be- adjourn
c'i FROM time 10 Time until completed
BiN,KFvEN SWIM.
commissioner ia Chaaccrv
". T. l1wiS. and /. H. WITHIN. p. q.
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For Sale.

\ cultivated farm of about 800 acres. living
-. miies west OF Berryvill. one mile from
the pike For particulars Apply To or ad.
dress + l.. Smith, Lake View Clarke county
Va.
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Stops on signal Daily. Daily excert snn5a,- S-.s-
"hiy Monday Wednesday nd ""''sf Suhpay
ora Herndon Heights Iawsons (no to,,r ~ IT,
Icv rls = and Is Coral for So f
and all above ~ 0'"e'" washington, Alexandria
via SoGthern Railway. '''"'' l"m~ SCUM ana souhwes
For detail
rite to ''"'eS' agent OF the southern Hallway
- = G GSmEK u; L. s. BROWN
II VI ARDvI1T' General Agen
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JFssE LrrroN. auctioneer INV"
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recognized the men of his brigade,
and smiled and waved his hand to
them. He was dead in three hours
afterward. He had gone with the
artillery TO an eminence in front, and
there received his death wound.
At last the brigade was moved
rapidly through the woods on their
left. where they formed line of battle
and advanced TO the edge of the
woods, hating behind rail fence.
In their front was large field, which
had not been cultivated that year
and was grown up with weeds and
Wild grass, and beyond that was
another piece of woods. In short
time, large brigade of the enemy
appeared from the woods opposite,
marching left oblique, for the our.
pose of uniting in the attack on our
line to the right of us. If they had
not been interrupted in their march.
AMI had reached their destination
disaster to our army would have been
inevitable. At once the command
forward" was given to the "Stone
W ~ Brigade" and the men climbed !
tue frnce and forming on the other
side. moved forward ut double time.
The enemy who were evidently
taken by surprise at their sudden ap
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
OPPOSE SOFT COAL STRIKE.
Pittsburs Men Favor Giving One Day:
Pay Monthly to Strikers.

Pittsburg, July 2.-The secret pro-
ceedings of the session of the eHecu-
tive board of the, Pittsburg board of
mine workers leaked out yesterday. A
member of the board advocated that
the delegates to the Indianapolis con-
vention should he instructed in ac-
cordance with the prevalent opinion OF
the miners of the district, which, he
said, was for continuance at work and
allowing one days wages per month
of every man employed in the bitumin-
Gus fields to be deducted from his
wages and sent to the hard coal miners
An average of 80 each for slightly
more than 100000 men employed in the
bituminous field will provide defense
fund of nearly $1.000,000 month. This,
it is asserted, will allow the bitumin-
Gus miners to keep their contracts with
the operators and support the anthra"
cite miners in a more substantial way
than by a sympathetic strike. 1t is al
legged that in the special convention
there will be a sufficient number OF
delegates from the soft coal dstricta
instructed along these lines 90 pre-
vent the declaration of a sympathetic
strike
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
PACIFIC STRIKE CENTER.
Labor Officials Send Delegations to
Influence Western Employees.

Omaha, Neb., July 2.-The center of
operations in the Union Pacific machin-
lists and boiler makers strike has been
PARTIALLY removed from this city to the
west. The labor officials sent a large
delegation of organizers to the shops
at Evanstan, Cheyenne. Rawlins. and
other points in the west where the men
are reported to have remained at work.
Locally the strike leaders claimed a
new victory when the axle and wheel
r1en quit work this morning. This they
claim will cripple the car department.
of which Cheyenne has become the
most important center of strike activ-
ity in the west The company had up
TO last night secured $50 men, who were
To go on the pay rolls at that point and
be ready to begin work at any time.
The strikers had received no official in
formation as to this up to noon today.
but one of the leaders said they did not
ooubt the accuracy of the report, as
they had been advised that the COM
pany was shipping men into Cheyenne.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
CABINET DISCUSSES CANAL LAW
M after of Title Will Be Left to the At
torneY General.

Washington, July 2.-l'he cabinet
was engaged yesterday, at the sugges-
tion of Secretary Hay, in the prepar-
alton of measures to carry out the
terms of the isthnian canal law. The
must determine the sutfi-
cheney of the title that can be con
veyed to the United States by the
Panama Canal company. treaty
must be negotiated with Columbia
the necessary rights, ano
"a technical ommissen must be APP
pointed to carry OH the actual work of
1t was decided to refer the matter OF
title to the attorney general 1t being
purely a legal question, and recourse
may be had by the latter to the French
courts to secure from some high tri-
bunal q satisfactory affirmation OF the
Sutficiency of title, as the interests IN
volved are too great to base the tltl"
upon the mere opinion of an individual
lawyer, either French or American
The attorney general may attempb
however, to secure from the French
government, directly thru the chamber
of deputies. i'm all probability, some
Legislative declaration which shall have
the force of law and effectually affirm
the legality of the acquisition OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
y. S. STEEL PROFITS INCREASE.
Net Earnings s11,s2s6ee More Than
Previous Three Months.

New York, July "a statement of
net earnings of the United States Steel
Corporation for the quarter ending
June 80 was issued yesterday. Earn
ings for April last We're $l2,320,l66; for
May, s13,120.93O. and for June. esti-
mated. S12.25O,Oo0, making total OF
s37.691,696, against S26,262.000 for the
same periol last year. This statement
shows an increase of net earnings for
the quarter of sl1.329,696. The regular
quarterly dividends We're declared of
lA per cent on the preferred stock and
per cent on the common stock.
James Gayley. a vice president and
director of the corporation, was select
ed to the vacancy in the executive COM
mittee.
Since last year the Shelby Tube
Company has been taken over by the
corporation. and part of the increased
earnings during the quarter were due
to this acquisition. The total net earn
ings for six months. from Jan. l to
June 80, were $6i.407.153. After pay
ing S9,120,000 interest and crediting S6,-
796.456 to the sinking fund there re-
manned q balance for dividends OF SiS,-
49o697. After payment of dividends
there was left an undivided profit ac-
count for the six months of s20,463623.
applicable to the depreciation and re-
serve fund new construction or sur
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
CHEERS FOR THE KING
Indian Troops on Parade Show
Their Loyalty to the Brit.
ish Ruler.
Parade Of the Soldiers From
India Today Witnessed by
Queen Alexandra.
Edwards Condition Continues
to Improve and Wound Has
Begun to Heal.

London, July 2.-The kings physi
clans this morning issued the follow
ing bulletin:
"The king had another excellent
night and is making steady progress in
all respects. The wound is much less
troublesome and is beginning to heal"
The public welcomed the opportunity
to testify once more it's sympathy with
the queen on account of her recent
anxiety and it's congratulations at the
continued good news regarding King
Edwards condition. The review pro-
cedure of yesterday was followed.
About 1900 dark-skinned troops, head
ed by detachment of the bodyguard
of the viceroy of India, Lord Curzon of
Kedleston. reached the horse guards
parade to the strains Of Sousa's
Hands Across the Sea-" Members of
the royal family who reviewed the coll
onials yesterday traversed lines of SOL
diers of the Indian empire. The prince
of Wales, representing the king, stand
ing by the side of his mothers car
riage, took the salute, and the proceed
ings ended like those of yesterday with
cheers for the king, led by the duke of
Connaught, the Indians drawing their
swords and waving them wildly as they
Joined in the cheering. On returning
to the palace the queen appeared at an
upper window and took several snap
shots of the Indian troops as they
marched past on their return to the
camp. The Indians recognized the
queen empress and each detachment
cheered as it passed. The British fleet,
which assembled off Spitheal for the
proposed coronation review, has dis
appeared
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
WANTS $4,000 FOR DEATH.
Alleged Improperly Heated Flat Basis
of : Oamaae Suit.

Chicago, July 2.-The death of g.
year-old because of alleged failure to
keep IL fiat properly heated is the basis
of $4,000 damage suit now on trial in
Judge STEMS court.
The plaintiff is P. III. O'Donnei!. as
administrator of the estate of Harry G..
Moreiue. Jr, who, ii is alleged, died Feb.
90, 1900. The boy was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry c. Mordue and lived
with them at 6l5S Ingleside avenue. The
defendant in the case is r. Rosenthal.
from whom. it is said. Mr.. Mordue
rented the fiat. Mr.. Mordue is chief
tariff clerk in the freight department. OF
the Chicago & Alton Railroad.
According to allegations made by the
plaintiff, Harry Mordue. Jr.. was seri-
ously i'll the night of Feb 10, 1900. For
q period of eight hours during that
night, it is alleged, the steam heat in
the fiat was allowed to run down, and
as a result of the exposure and lack of
heat, it is averred, the boy died at .
O'clock the next morning.
The boy was i'll with asthma and
heart trouble, it is declared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
CABLE PLANS BEFORE CABINET.
Commercial Company Asks for Gov
ernment Charts.

Washington, July 2.-Secretary
Moody Tuesday laid before the cabinet
the proposition of the Commercial Pa
cific Gable Company to hasten the con-
struction of their cable across the Pa
cific and offer important advantages to
the government in return for the use
of the surveys made by the United
States steamship Nero for a cable
route connecting San Francisco with
Honolulu, Midway island, Guam and
Manila. The officials of the company
state that they are asking these plats
solely in the name of their own COM
pany, and that no other cable company
domestic or foreign, has Joined in the
application.
The navy department is earnestly
desirous, for military reasons, that the
cable shall be laid as soon as possible,
but certain safeguards are desired and
these formed the basis of discussion
before the cabinet yesterday. 1t is re-
garded as essential that the route shall
be all American, a point which will be
secured by the use of Midway island as
a relay station and a provision to avoid
touching on foregn soil between the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
PALMA RECEIVES DlAz's ENVOY.
Mexican Minister to Cuba Presents His
Credentials.

Havana, July 2.-The Mexican min
lister presented his credentials to Presi-
dent Palma yesterday. The ceremony
was similar to that observed when Mr..
Snuiers, the American minister, pre-
sehted his credentials. The Mexican
representative said that the Mexicans
had long keenly sympathized with the
people of Cuba. They were confident
that the Cubans were in favor of liberal
institutions.
The sons of Cuba, he said, taking ad-
vantage of the experience of the Latin
American countries, will know how to
conquer administrative, economic and
political difficulties, and the island
would in the near future have bril-
liant destiny. He expressed the hope
that in the future harmony and closer
relations would exist between the two
countries.
President Palma thanked the minis
ter in the name of the people of Cuba
who, he said, would always remember
with profound gratitude the generous
hospitality afforded to all Cubans who
had emigrated to Mexico. They would
also remember the ardent sympathy
with which the cause of Cuban inde-
pendence was welcomed in Mexico. He
expressed the hope that Mexico would
continue her growth under President
T1;,1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
THE UNION PACIFIC STRIKE.
Vice President Wilson of the Machin-
lists Makes Statement.

Omaha, July 2-Vice President
Thomas L. Wilson, of the machinists
union, today made statement to the
public in answer to that issued by
President Burt of the Union Pacific
railroad touching the merits of the
strike on that road. Wilson admits the
road has been paying the highest scale
of wages during the past, but says oth-
er roads raised the scale of wages July
/ and that the demands of the Union
Pacific machinists We're strictly In line
with the general movement of all me-
chanics to get fair sharp of existing
prosperity in the United States. and to
which they are justly entitled. On the
refusal of the machinsts to accept
piece work, Wilson says the machinists
are not to be compared with trainmen,
who do rot come into competition with
each other He says such a system
would tend to bring them into compe-
tition with sweat shop workmen to
prevent them treating as a body with
the company.