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Uorsesfartet Hebet paa
Sorreo.

81 bar mootaeet ioa mango
Spsrssmaal, ON ui life fau ifaffc
aartet flpbet paa S9rreb, at hi be-
itentte os til at ioris9e meo ct tibet
9arti. Sor 80 Gents EXTRA fan ri
Ifaife aartet f|Iiitret paa 9erreo. meo
SrGitoffer pan bier Cube, iaa at BET
fan bGnses op pau gGggen % rules
op, naar oct life brnges.
81 oil meb bet famine gisre OBJ.
merfiom paa, at maj life fan fdn
baahe gr4mieboa % anrt, unbta.
gen man betaIer ertra for Ell al De.
Iene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
St61S 9rnnuinotGst pr. Mil,

Sfslec, SSnbberetuina ira Citizens
Grecrtine Council ticutc WiIpaufec.
9anen8 Gecorabs9rnnh / iibite gur
$t61S rr. NiI. StrGfuiuacn mel
lem Gouooer % Tecorab ubgier 9.54
Ril. : Sen npuutc Gum undertakes
fife Den Sorticucite, iom ocunc @anc'
ihtmp t~iIfsrte Sooebltuieu. Den ON.
fattrr fltn, bnao Gccorabsg ronden
inSbrogtc, lInnict boor S~erioner %
8nrcr fom ira, eIler buor DC ifitoc
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
"Gt Narns beSite @en er bets Do.

Der" er CT gammelt % ianbiGrbist
Sro. Der / i9rbcleS 8rab Iaber Jig
aupenbe poa iSorhoINet meIlem Mo.
ser % Satter. Wobcren or | Sunbheb
Eatterens beoitc Sen. % hoa finbes
Der mango Stem. | hpiIfet Sorholbet
life er ioo iuberlist % f~ortroliat. ION
oct blirbe pare. Ieore burbe bore
line SstreS Sorfrolige. DC buroe
IGre Dem til at fomme til iig ueb &c.
res &efpnrinaer. leaemlige iaapels
iom oanoeIiae. Ger er en- Ieriooe /
bper Eiaes lesemIigc lloptfIing, Tom
fororcr itaoia Inrpooaeuheh og On.
enbper llre9elmGsiiabeb. omeno
aauife ubefpOelig, bsr retteS poa u0en
SphoIo. 81, Yeters "anrifo" ubeper
en- hsiit uelaisrenoe SnhflnbeIic pan
apinSens beIifote SraauiSme. 9enne
9seoicip i9laes oirefte Ill Sorbru.
eernc giennem ipecieIle asenter.
Crib Ill Or. Ieter Sabrnep lt2-
lid Soutb Some Abe. Gbhaeo. 81,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Observation-Disclosures Scit.

&utber college Mumniforeniug
boIOt eli oeapftet Ieit ON Aitenen
1Sbe SUM. Gen bapoe Den 0ag ida.
ct Ell SiIpetit al Is nge Iebleumer.
nemlig De Brimanere, iom bauoe
mobtaget gaecalaureuSarnoen. Sffe
ina Glore Mumni bar TONNE tiIitebe.
en- euoog ben Iange gei ira Gan
SrdnctSco; men BOG par Der life lac
mango, iont mor finbe snitct. SIanbt
iielbue @Ieiter nar 5oriattereu y, y.
SbersIie, nu boenbe | minneapolis,
oe sanIe Sens 9tGiet ira Stougb.
ton, 8is. af andre fon, forubcE
goitor Stensrub fra Sranseitutsr
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
TecDrab % Smegll.
Sen a4er Stunt iso2
Zen fOrcneSc airfr.

aarsmsSet beepnbte Den 18be ssii-
nj / Saii. @. R~nSmnSiens Strife i
QtinneopoIis. SeItaaere fra Deco.
rab % Smean or g, S~bon,piou. iom
cr IeoIem al aoorb Of Gruitees,
3tlS Riitp, Bait. Ibrabam Sacobipn,
SoIiteir 9teIion y. @ipine, g. Speu.
ruS og q. ). Grainrub.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Stalicis prufciterer.

StaIien prOfciterer. Sire ame.
rifonife Sffieerer 6lep for en- lib IL
ben arreitereoe i geneoig / StaIien
for ~Sebuferi | Sofa, mebens De
bapoe Sanolop, og De bsmtes til
Strai. men benaaoebes iioen al Song
Sictor GmnnueI. 9a De font biemL
neoiattcs- Ell ltnoerisgeIiesret. og
Den fanot. at Sc bar uifplbiee. 5 SIN.
neoning al Sogen bar Rear abmiral
Growninibielp Inbet nogIe iorogteIige
gtringer faIbe ON bet itaIienife 3ets.
oGien,. % mi bar Stnliens 8eiont /
8aibington proteiteret oerimoo,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Sfoebrame.

Stutcrt @aibinston berier Sfos'
brnhSc / G~uiintpernc Gicrce % Sling.
grmnoUicrrt i Tacoma bar icnof Ell
Sprsite ogitn 8ranoilonge iii Bud.
leo, m al SSSmaobner, iom tr,tcs, en-
itor 8eaifp hang ben 20Sc oper "a
coma. ifisrt Den lisscr S3 9dI m
Slrdlep. st Sosbrue TO 9ii Git
for SudIep neobrGnoic oen 2Oes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
5oroifielp / 1noien,

St Telegram fra Calcutta mclOer,
al Sorofielp bar rpitet SimaIapo'
ira Simle til GbitraI. &pitel-
len par life Iterf; men hei, oieeS al
Srta tibliserc atahaee bapt ct iaa tort
Smiung.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Ercitpu'2inicn

8. $, Goie fcm / Sirsbaas ira
&reitou mco Den forus0uc 9iitano
for at nbitiffe en- cner ilere eIettriife
SforpoauSIinicr uorbobcr fra De.
corah meb Breton % Spring &aIep
Tom &c fsrite GHbepunfter. Suor.
leScs oct tiliIut bill gaa, peb enbnu
inaen. ,--- -
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fin Enrttc, Mrs. gcrgeion. DC fom
bertil itioe icr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bcrnc pco Sfcler.
Erof. g. Soue % Siiitrn fom
5snoogs biem til @uIfsberas paa
noeIe 1anes geisg.
Mrs. Tait. ". 5urmo fra Relp.
man Gropc, Nebr., iilbrinser nosle
Gnge Der / Ieeornb % Grneen for al
samle @etienotfaber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Gramcusfrit.

SiSitr 6rchag Gitrrm, % aftcn bolb'
trs Gromensfcit pc0 DceOrab @igI
School. On GftcrmiSboaeu aipcS
"GIois Rropbecp" al Sianp Snrirr
og TIbcrt 8aucc % S%fueipillcr
"Gropfprb", bport isleenoe Eerioncr
optradotc: Gina Aud)mooop, @rocg
Ghriitopber, 9artrn RcGIosfcp, @a.
bel RcIiou. Giffo Rcquc, RobcI Groit.
mari. SIoro 9cr9eioh 8rrtb SoImop
90 Rop Sfnncf. Sm aftenen no
aar Or. George i. Ginccut fra Chi
c1go llnineriitct 5cittolc1.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Srd'Bopeoitaoe

0Omss iiaster. @en. Marimo
@ome3 behreter I Sopana.gI ooet
"gitnoo", odt Sen. @oob CAB BAN
pefee til at beitrioe llbaiftcrne peb
RaImas 0dIg til Yr1iioent. Oct
Rpgte, ION "Gpening Bot" ! 9em
Dorf | oen- %gnleoning bar iiobreot,
er a.oeIes faIft.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Sanbpuftruter.

-LL|HH ..r...
SanbpOitrnter. goitbeporte.
mentet %oneripsmmes meo gnisgnin.
ger frn De peitlige Stater ON at fad
Sanopoitrntpr. 81 ltbgnusen af
forrige llgc bar Der inbfommet 2t,.
234 ioaoanne Inisgninser. 3on.
gresicns Iiberale 8eoiIsning iattc
Solicit | genPgelie. 1912 anisg-
ninger err aiiIoaet; men 2,439 er be.
pilget, 90 Here oil fiben fomme i Be
trastniug. Gen lite SuIi piI Spe-
cioIagenter % Ritte. Snipeftsrer bIipe
a%niottc, oa geportenentet bill ga faa
mere g%uleoniug til at toge gnisa.
ringerne ilnher Sncrpeiellc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

CONNER Bros. fra 9ctcrIor, ga,
bar fieht 10000 Ieres SauS i
Smile Riper Golcr. mcbhelcS fra emo
SurbcrS. Minn. &c oil brinee Sett'
Iere oertiI ira Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

Sen. Smitb. Gen. sSSacob a.
Smith, iont ltpIig blep itiaet ion en-
arigSret | @ouilu, bar facet 9efo.
ling ont at inoifibe iia til Son Sran.
cisco oa Der ~afperte n9rmere OrSrc.
Sort fsr ban fom unber &riasret,
bapoe ban mobtaget Srbre til at ben.
DC biem for at opertnae &ommot.
boen oper oct Icoiae Militproeparte.
mcnt | SeroS. Wcocns ariasretsia-
gen MOB bom itob pua, blep oennc
Srbre inspenberet; men Der er, mi
inaen 8runb lGugerc til at boloe
BAN poa Silippinernc. Sfisnt BET
life opIpies officielt. at a%riasretten
~frifienbte @en. Sinitb, iortoIfcs ooa
9efalinaen olrL at bon ifal inbfinoc
fig | San Sruncisco, Joni en- Gtao.
fGItelie al, at oct forbolber fig, iom
9labene fortalte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

St &c eeItiIirees res -SnsoenneH- I en-.
beer SenfeenDs % fan irnet aubeioIe ben III
snbpsr, icm trGneer en- Gpmaffine. Srceten
foifese % Gents. Ssha ansrrisH. Gan gIalre.
s9tsccuan.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Eebsfalh.

Robert gbolpb Sesg, cneite Ssu al
Rr8. s. q. Seag, osbc Ssnboe Otib.
bag al SalS' % Sunaetrrin9. Nile
reOc Tor TO aor iincn beapubte ban al
i~frantc, % ira ben Gto 90 inotil MI
bor Der oGret gjort alt muliat for
bom, men lloen Selb. Sioite Sinter
ttlDroeteS iooIebes / q. Dterico % arl.
5ona, i Snob ON at foa Spaoommcn
itnroiet, men Oct lpftebeS bcSpGrrc
life. aiNe0c par loot Den 27oc OF.
tober is 6. % par altinn nGitcn =,
Iar gommcI. Rcbert pur en- loocrtoe
l(ngoom. Der pisielig piIoe bape bleoet
i'm nlere0e aIoeriteene RoOerS Ststte
i 4Ioerhommen. ON 2ioct par bIepen
ham iorltnbt. SAN par flittig / So
len UNDER i'm Cppprt oa baooe let for
at lore. ) 1898 9rnbuereoe ban ira
&utber College. % iamme Ssit bleo
ban aniot ION Nprer oe6 9lltberan
College / Clifton, Eeras, bporfra ban
tog Iiifeo oen SfoIeuoreta Ginning,
8eGrauclien iorcgaar ira Sorgebuiet
GnSbag g'term. III. 1.30 % ira air.
fen ri. ..
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

100 4crss Farm. 4 MIN netl s tfa S Ssip.
uorSfe Excitement, alt Habit, ri9t 9ano. 40
NcreS uuoer 8loa, so aeres fortrtullst Sfc9'
BoIture. Bent gus, Der foiter $4,000, bra
Stalo, grBno piu. auu 5000. Strin I'll
w. BOrchsenius, Baidwis. Wis.
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Siorag til DC Stormltote |
8edcr % Clan Counter,
gftnn.

" w S.onc. aleranoria Miun ..... SLIGO
@eors 9telion, Sbelbp, Did ........ LOO
8 9 Sauien, Seipsn. Soma ........ LOO
German Carlton, Butte, Muntaua... $50
3noiamiet / DEBORAH pec Sb.
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nseoeyrusr ttoraisuiae es,r.
rr,nnsasslts aseeepr.fer.

raIntb . pseeprtrer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
Notwithstanding


xtssras ssstsrtna-v.
osreuoe EDrr. 81. 100 Bum. SO. 7l37.S
3iinotbei, pr. 100 HnHo......
HlBner NY ion Quun
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
With Our advertisers.

ID. L.. SwitZer carries every style and
quality of watch suitable to the trade.
See T. w. Wood & Sons adv, for
seed potatoes.
II. l.. Lang explains what spectacle
fitting means.
The handsome line of wallpaper ex
hibited at Albert Shultz's this week
has attracted much attention.
For wedding or anniversary gifts see
Fl. II. Bolen.
Trunks, Bags and Suit cases are
what A. l.. Knowles is talking about
this week.
Jas. H. BlackleY has all kinds of
grass seed and fertilizer for Spring
crops.
W. L. Olivier & Son, auction GERS,
give a partial list of the many articles
for sale at their auction rooms, at
auction prices.
The Worthington Hardware Co. are
speciality of the Ellwood
Woven Wire Fence.
Miller q Bradley announce special
bargains in new spring goods.
W. II. Kelsey, the merchant tailor.
will make your Easter suit as quick as
any one. He has all the latest pat
terms in stock to select from.
Mrs. Minnie P. Kniseley announces
spring opening of Millinery next week.
See adv. for dates.
Tomorrow Commissioner Rudolph
will offer for sale I274
acres OF valuable mineral land, situated
on Back Greek, in this county.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Basic City News.

Basic City, March 11-FOr several
months there has been much talk abo,
boring for oil and gas at this place.
Our leading business men have shown
great interest in the undertaking, aud
have made known their belief in the
existence of something valuable bv
taking stock in the company Besides
the business men of Basic and Waynes-
horO, men from StauntOn, Covlngton.
Richmond, Pittsburg and New York
have Invested money for prospecting.
The amount needed has been about
raised $6, 600, (six thousand dollar
The books will soon be closed, and the
boring will wait only the leases and
options. Experienced men say that
there will probably be found oil, gas,
lead, zinc ard silver. With good pros
poets OF so many things, there seems
to be little doubt that all will receive
back their money with good interest,
and probably they will receive thou
sand to every one dollar invested. In
deed there is no telling how much may
be realized from the money put into
this.
There is talk, too, of the car factory's
opening up i'll the near future.
After SO much ice and snow, the
roads have been almost impossible.
But should the weather continue fair
Tor few more days. with warm days
and dry winds, they will again be firm.
These warm days are the first indica-
ions OF spring, and are already telling
IN the trees and grass.
The new drug store, recently opened
With the name of the Basic Drug Co.
S doing good business under the
of Mr.. r. 8. Howard.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Hastings Court.

Geo l. Schmid qualified as guardian
of Katie Petzold.
G. A. Grafton qualified as guard an
of Clara Belle Newham.
The will of Miss Pa!lncra s 'ott was
admitted to probate with YIN B..
Trout as administrator. Tn estate
is valued at $4,000
A divorce on the ground of des T.
ton was granted to Lille A. Smiley
from j. W. Smiley.
Mrs. 7. A. Davis qualified as admin
istrator of her husbands estate.
The grand jury which had been in
session was discharged Saturday. One
Indictment, and the following present
ment in regard to slot machine, con-
stituted its work:
10 the Police Justice of the City of
Staunton:
The grand jury in and for the body
of the city of Staunton do hereby rec
ommend, inasmuch as the slot ma
chimes now kept and exhibited in the
city of Staunton which have any eie-
ment of chance in the result of their
operation are illegal and contrary to
the statutes of Virginia, that the police
of the said city he directed to at once
warn the persons who are keeping or
exhibiting such machines to remove
same at once and to report the failure
of any persons to comply, to yourself.
This recommendation is made upon
the testimony of witnesses sworn in
court and sent before the grand Jury
to testify. JAS. FL. WOODWARD,
Foreman.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
DeerheId Personals.

Deerfeld, March 10-The session of
the Deerfield school closed Friday last,
with appropriate exercises Among the
pleasant features was the common ex-
change of pre:ents from teacher to pu
pills. and from pupils to teacher. The
session upon the whole has been very
successful.
On thesame evening similar exercises
were held at the Broadway school.
Misses Lucy Talley and Annie
Smithie. teachers respectively of the
schools mentioned left Monday, the 10th
Inst, for their homes in New Kent
county.
Miss Lora Dunlap, who has been
spending some time with her brother,
Mr.. Il. A. Dunlap, expects to leave
Monday for her home in Pocahontas
county, w. Va
Mr.. John Irvine, who has been at
Mr.. ID. b. Taylor's, as "charge d 'af-
fairs" left one day last week for his
home
We are glad to note that Mr.. Frank
Irvine, of Glare, continues to improve.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
School Closing Exercises.

The Hangers Mill school closed for
the term on Friday last. The evening
was spent in recitations and dialogues.
The program was very Interesting and
those taking part made a good impress
sion Oh those present. The first num-
Der was a recitation by Miss Annie
Cox. entitled who will greet me first
in heaven; next was a dialogue, "Cin-
darella," those taking part were
Misses Marian and Edna Smith, Edna
Crum and BERTHE Snyder; followed by
another dialogue. "A slight misunder-
standing" Miss Clara Masincupp and
Clay Snyder; recitation, advice to
the girls" by Miss Clara Silling, and
Sister Bets Experience, by Miss
Hassie Mines. The most enjoyable
part of the exercises for the children
was the taffy stew given by their
teacher, Miss Mamie Butcher.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Died in Nebraska,

Mrs. Anna E. Coalter died on Mon
day, Feb. 10, at her daughters home
in Columbus, Neb., after an illness OF
about three years, principally heart
trouble. Mrs. Coalter was native OF
Pennsylvania, and in Dec. 1852, mar.
ried Thos. Coalter, a brother of M. r.
Coalter, both of this county. She
leaves two children-Wm II. Coalter.
of Monette, Mo-, and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Allister, of Columbus. Neb., with whom
she had made her home for the past
twenty years. Mrs. Coalter had been
member of the Presbyterian church
for about so years, and had at all times
lived the Christian life she had pro-
fessed. Her many friends in Augusta
will regret to hear of her death,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Good Roads Convention.

The Good Roads Convention at Rich
mOnd Oh the 21st and 22nd of March
promises to be an event of the deepest
interest to all who are interested in
that subject and that should include
all the people OF Virginia The rail.
roads have made a special rate for the
occasion of one fare for the round trip.
The famous Southern Road "GOod
Roads" train will be there for week
and will give practical illustration by
actual work on a section of road of
the latest and nose scientific method
of building. Ali the most improved
apparatus and equipment will be In
suits demonstrated.
At the convention a number of in
teresting Instructive addresses will be
delivered by citizens of this State, by
Col. w. II. Moore, President of the
National Good Roads Association; B.
w. Richardson, Secretary of the Asso.
citation; Hon Martin Dodge, Director
of the Bureau of Public Road Enquiries;
DR.. M. O. EIdridge, Assistant Secre-
tary of the same Bureau; Hon. A. G.
Machen, Superintendent of the Free
Rural Mail Delivery service and 9th
ers. Among the subjects announced
are Good Roads of the State" ''Road
History of Virginia. 1.-The Roads of
5he World" and Good Roads" A i
question box will be conducted by the
experts and county supervisors, farm I
FRS and others more Immediately in |
5erested will be encouraged to ask |
questions and will receive explicit and |
careful answers. At night illustrated |
views will be given, with |
and illustrative remarks,
# the roads of the world, including
very country where roads exist, of |
model good roads and of highway i'm
In the South.
AS the opportunity for obtaining
tactical information On the subject
will be the best the people of the State
will ever have and as the occasion will
re made especially attractive, it is like
7 that the attendance will be large.
AS the question of good roads has
ing been one that has agitated our
ounty, it is hoped that there will be a
lrge attendance, as many practical
lemes will be discussed which ought
} be of interest to all.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Pocahontas County wv. Va.) Items.

Clark Nagle, lumberman well
known in this county, was shot and
instantly killed by L. F. Caldwell at
Hambleton, W. Va, few days ago.
Caldwell was drinking.
Lafayette Napoleon, an infant child
recently adopted through the circuit
court by a. r. Gaulette, died a few
days ago at his home on Knapp's
Creek.
A: W. Rodgers, aged 80 years, who
made his home with Capt. James Nc
Neil. died recently.
Miss Olive Anderson and Mr.. Pres
ton Curry were married at the brides
home On Buffalo Greek on Feb. 26.
j. I'll. Patterson, who has filled the
office of circuit clerk for two full terms
with great acceptability, has ANNOUNCE
ed his candidacy for re election.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Gen. Methuen Captured.

A dispatch from General Kitchener
reports the capture of Gen. Methuen
and four guns, beside a number of Of
ficers and men, killed and wounded in
an engagement with the Beers under
General Delarey. General Methuen
was wounded in the thigh. Three
British officers and thirty eight men
were killed. Five British officers and
seventy two men were wounded. One
British officer and two hundred men
are missing. The fight in which Gen
eral Methuen was captured occurred
before dawn March 18th, between Win
burg and Lichetenburg, Orange River
colony. The British force mum ered
200 men. The Beers captured all the
British baggage. General Methuen is
retained as prisoner.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
What Spectacle
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fitting Means /!
aI13IE3SaElIG SS5SDsSl13c3

1t is essential to good vision
that the centre of glass come exact
ly opposite the pupils of the eye.
Ill fitting spectacles often perma-
nently iniure the eyesight, being
especially harmful where the
strength of each eye is different,
one eye gradually becomes weaker
without your knowledge. Properly
fitted glasses relieves many nerv-
GUS troubles, and so per cent of
headaches are caused by eye strain.
Both eye strain and the resulting
troubles must be cured by the re-
moval of the cause, viz: The re-
fractive and muscular errors of the
eye, only possible by the use of
glasses perfectly adapted to coun-
.eract these errors.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14

peculiar to women, severe bearing-down
pains, and continual headache.
AFTER using five bottles Of Peruna I
was as well and strong as ever."-Miss
Mile Baker.
Mrs. Nellie Blyler, $40 w. Twentieth
street, Chicago, ILL.,, President of the
Ladies of the g. A. R., has the following
to say about Peruna:
Gentlemen 81 recommend Peruna
especially for women as it promptly
cures the weakness Of our sex and will
always be sure to give satisfaction" p
MRS. NELLIE BLYLER.
Mrs. w. A. Allison, Assist. Matron Of
People' Hospital, 75s Sheffield avenue,
Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
~ have had frequent opportunities
to observe the wonderful curative eff.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Applicants for Liquor License.

The following have filed notice with
the clerk OF the hustings court that
they will apply for license at the April
term of the court: Messrs. John b.
O'Connell, Kavanaugh & Smythe,
Thos 7. Mah0ney, O'Connell & Hogs
head, J. J. Murphy, J. B. Guntner,
Mike Croghan, Hartman Bros, Thomas
Kivlighan, q. FL. Harlow, Myers
Fertig, G. E. Klise, T. J. Hounihan,
j. 2. Davis and Speice & Hanger.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14

The Barnum & Bailey circus will
not make tour of the country the
coming season, as it is being complete
ly equipped with automobiles, and
when it takes to the road the next sea
son the Cages, band wagons and every
movable piece of circus furniture will
be propelled by motor power.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Funeral of A. L. Dudley.

The funeral of MI. Arthur L. bud
ley, whose death was noticed last week,
took place Saturday afternoon from
the Methodist church, of which he was
a member. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. 1. W. Canter, his
pastor, and at the grave the Masons
took charge of the services The fol
lowing gentlemen acted as pail beare rs
John HI. Wehn, Fl. F. Sheele, J. N.
Armentrout, Thos. Earman, G. P.
Lambert and Geo. Earman.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-14
Bill Passes Senate.

The bill to permit Staunton to issue
bonds $l25, 900 on a three fifths' vote
of the people for the purchase of light
and power plants passed the state SEN
ate on Monday and is now with the
house.
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fecfs of Peruna. Ii aHeviafes rain
and soreness, Increases tie appstfts
and so tones UP the entire system tbat
the patient quickly regains strengths
and health. "---Mrs. w. A. Allison
Free Home Advice.
In view of the great multituos 81
women suffering from some fora OF
female disease and yet unable to fnd
any cure, DR.. Hartman, HE ren0y,se6
specialist on female catarrhal DIS
eases, has announced his willingness
to direct the treatment of as msry
cases as make application to him
during the summer months without
charge.
Those wishing to become patients
should address The Peruna Medicins
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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Secretary Illinois woman,s Alliance,

Secretary Illinois Woman's Alliance.
Miss A. Brady, Corresponding Secre-
tary Illinois Woman's Alliance, writes
from 2725 Indiana avenue, Chicago, Ill. :
"Last year from continued strain in
literary work became very much ex-
hausted, my nerves seemed to give way,
and I had backache, headache and seri-
GUS indigestion. One of my friends sug-
gested that l try Peruna. 1t certainly
acted like magic on my system.
within ten days felt new life and
health given me, and by taking an occa-
sional dose off and on When feel extra
tired, I keep my system in perfect
order" Miss A. Brady.
Miss Mile Baker writes from 200 East
Ohio street, Chicago, ILL.,:
II suffered for years with weakness
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Grove 8 signature
is on each box. Csc deco 1y
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Horses Wanted!

l will be at the stables of d. W, Landes.
Va, on TUESDAY, MARCH
18th, to buy carload of sound horses, )
to years old; weighing from IA to 16 hun
dred pounds.
MARI ct j, M. STRIGH-