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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

one cooking stove and utensils, coed as new;
/ ham boiler. / wash hotter. large brass ket-
tie, / old time mahogany side board over a
hundred years OLD. ! twelve foot dinin table,
good as new, rGbpcftife BABY carriage, new,
coal aud wood stove. bedsteads. wash
stand aud bureau. / kitchen afe, ] churo.
screen windows and doors, 60 yards carpet.
and many other articles not here enumerated
Mr.. Bon. Grim Will have the exclusive priyi-
lege OF an eating stand gs this sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

four horse broad tread wagon aud bed new:
one new bearing self binder. z foos cut with
truck; 3 Brown cnitivators. two of them only
nse d two seasons. one double check row corn
planter in good order. one scientific corn cut
ter. n good order. one clover seed bancher
only used one sc son. one new steel roller, one
wheel spring tooth harrow. four square har-
row, Biekiord 81 Hoffman grain drill, good as
new one Oliver CHI He'd plow, log chain,
fifth chain. pair sPreaders, two pair butt
chains ropes and pullics for hosting wagon
bed fifty short grain sacks. Sill new ] pair of
steelyards weight five hundred It's. cross cut
saw, wood saw. sheep bells and troughs, 2
sets Yankee haruess, 2 sets crupper gears.
collars and brides. pair check ines. 2 new
leather pillow lines. six horse wagon line, / new
wagon stddie. wagon whip. four SEES pillow
gears / 81 csrt with barrel and bed. set
of manure boards. 2 corn droppers new; ! new
rubber tire buggy Thrush Il slough make !;
high wheels. cold spring back end cushion;
good steel tire buggy spring back aud cushion,
2 sets single buggy ha' ness with breast straps
l new tan 81 Of harness. 4 driving brides. /
new buggy pole. set of double huggy harness.
sleiall ana bells. / riding saddle ard bride,
new set cart harness. about Is hushel pota-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17

nearly new, one Brown; wagon beds, q hay
ladders, 2-horse wagon. 1-horse spring wagon,
buggy, full set of heavy wagon harness for
4 horses, 2 sets double carriage harness, 2 sets
single harness. lot of pillow gears and collars,
Oliver Chilled plows, spring-tooih harrows
wagon saddle. riding saddle. side saddle, Su-
perior drill, double-spout corn shelter. corn
and cob crusher, cutting box, hay rake. Baker
wheat fan, gearly new; sleigh. con planter.
Deeriug binder 7-foot cut, overhead seed
sower, 2 grindstones, platform scales cider
mil. 20-galcn iron kettle, l portable kettle.
push hook. scythe, crowhars. picks .mattocks.
shoycls. log chains wagon tires and q quantity
of old iron, grain sacks, wedges, maui, cider
barrels. so gallons of choice vinegar, cross
cut aw, wheeltarrow, potatoes for seed, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17

The Venezuelan difficulty has been
settled. and the blockade raised.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personality.

Intending TO discontinue Farming, will sell
without reserve. all my personal properfy
where nov reside, known as the Brick
House Farm. belonging TO my father. ]. J.
Woodward. AZ miles Southwest Of Charles
Town. IS miles northeast of Summit Point, Gu
Wednesday, February 25th. 1908.
Z HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS,
Two Of them number one harshear or wagon
leaders. one tine bay driving horse four years
old. one good riding ard drivin mare, one
god saddle horse four years cid, one two
year old colt. gated; one colt BY Walkers
bay horse. viii be year old in May, well bnilt
| SIXTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE,
| four good mich cows. three of thcm win be
fresh in April. q heifers. steers. 2 Durham
bull elves, six months old. All are good
thrifty young cattle in good order; one South
down buck, good brood SOW, viii have pigs
l. Nm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17

TERMS credit Of Nine Months will be
given on all sums of SO and over, purchaser
giving Tote, with approved security, paya-
bic the itizeps' bank, OF Charles Town.
w. Va. wit4 interest from date. Sums under
10, Cash,
No property to be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m sharp.
II. W. CRITTENDEN.
Hefeboacr & West. Auctioneers.
b. F. Yates aud A. f. Davis. Clerks.
u.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-17
House and Lot
Public Sale,

The undersigned, intending to discontin-
ne farming, will sell at his residence, on the
farm known as the John Buckles farm,
mile from Engies station on the b. 4 0. r.
r., / mile from Halltown, on Valley
Branch of the b. & 0. r. r., miles east Of
Charles Town, miles south of Shepherds
town, on the Shepherdstown and Halltown
turnpike,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
SALOON MEN LOSS.
Supreme Court Again Sustains the
Eremcrtop Authorities

Olympia. AUG. 1.-The supreme
court denied the application Tor i writ
II certiorari asked :or by the saloon
men u Eremertou 10 compel ;he Ectm-
er:oN sown council 10 show cause why
The saloons should no, ta permitted Il
ran until the expiration a their Ii.
cenSe. \! she same time the court has
dA>h0ed 10 order ,he issuance oi the
super,vsias bond 10y Cawley X GiohauS.
in whose name ,he sction WAS Begun. Il
permit then, - open their 81 loou pend.
ia the decision oi ths court
The appeal is from = final or!e,
made ~ :he superior court nj hitsSp
county, denying ; similar wit y-ayt>i
ior when ihe RTsnaertou c>,.ncil carried
OF; ;he Wishes oi lie NAVY department
il closing ny 81, the SALOONS Q. tbeuayy
yA7i loan. From the iAci .ha; ne IL
ceu>e II Cawley i Gibbons expired On
Ntiooer !, 1928. The supreme oour;
ao.d> Tia: ;he matter oocG never te
heard N is merits. he next regular
session ot TIE supreme tour: ~; X c.G-
utus Gr;,. after ;ts, ;la'e.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
DOMESTIC SCIENCE.
New Department TO Be Added Il
Agricultural College.

Pullman, Aug. >.-Ihe new depart
ment OF domestic science, which was
recently established as q part Of tie
course for girls in the Washington As-
rituliural college, will De opened with
the term Of school. September ! Mis-
Edith F. Mcnermo,t. Of Pit,sburs
Pa. has been elected instructor in this
branch. and viii arrive in Pullman
early in September 70 begin her voIh.
Miss Nj neruo:t i = graduate q: lie
preNel institute. a Phi,ade 'phia. IL
.>@n she established a woman depart
nlent - the Mirh,caIs Agricultural co.
see And renamed in charge io- TAO
ysaI> when Der health failing. she
resigned and spen; some time travel i :
anroAj Upon tie, return she resumed
her wc-s in tie P!;lsbu.s schools.
where Sic remained Until e.et;ed Il
Pulimsm
Tbs department, includes three div
siou>. namely: " hai : Snown s. do
wes,,c st.-rce. G. Subjects x a:;rs =
-, sing domestic ar; - snc.et,>
relating 10 clothing: "ione<,it e,ouo.
W'. o. subjects relating = household
management. Two Inc roolns Il .te
new chemical building. zrosn - No.
III. hall. have o~en -: apA-; .or :ae
department: 6: domestic -<:5rc4. These
Nj, tx .',ea M II individual wc-A
IL ao,u: thirty students Zach So.
Gen; Vii nave 4 complete ou,-. ;o-
wors ! roon in stevens hall. re
.-.ris ,,,---,s-,-v u-,'l - $40 ss;-a -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
S-rc-asl-1 S-ices.

rAs .tltwas r-lcss A-s beng &
:s-s'3 = .@s ?9o1lcs- y :1s .o;@a. 3sA.-
s-s IL delivery = .c421 .c:S u -
G-A- --->oA:s- s--G-- per To-: ia.
-. s. - 90; v1sa:. ;1:tSs2 :ss3.
s. c- Ys7 IN: bran. s.. -. ,o1.
S~c.:<- s. pa ~
*Ay- >2&S:s-2 NA*A.zs.e=. s.5Gis
r~- .c~- : .A.a. s. c - -
E<Ss >.,.c:s res -4@.4. -.
il. 80
Eo4,:-y--4rs As-s -. G.4..c -.
p. - -ces.s-'s> :: "a =: sg-.1s t1.;k.
S-s- s. :G+-; - 3cz INKS 20
=; % =. geese, :C.I; pa =
ne S.a;A-C1c:.e es-st. ;&;:.--s- COWS.
@ =, 9'e- Dig Steers .t pa III.
s1st9. =. qs- = 1cs< So -. II.
.A-rss~ So; 20 T: s7..2s a-ss's-
s.. C ! rs9 1sA4
aides, Pas x@3 :~-.savy
>A-:s- s.s<->. :rs- s., rs y -s1.3-.-..
20 d. =; 81; 1-5s- :; =. -.
c:~< - - s@.<, 5-at. 81 .5'3 A-<,
q: :. >,As@ A-G eE-.s- =, s-s.s...
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- = ~ O. .;. s-52s.s. =. G =
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
SHOT AT COOMRES.
Attempt Made on Life OF French
Premier.

Narseilles, Aug. l0.-As Premier
Cont hes was returning yesterday alter
noon to the prefecture from banquet
given bv the Friendly Society OF Teach
ers. at which NJ. Pellatin, minister OF
marine. and Henri Brisson, deputy for
Narseilles, and number of senatros
and deputies were pr 'sent, two 7 stol
sho,s were fired at tine carriage in
when he was riding. The premier
was untouched. and none OF hose ac-
companying him was hurt.
The attempt upon the life OF the
prime minister caused great excitement,
and'the crowd pointed out 10 the police
the author OF the attempt, man dress
ed III h>hermau's clothes. His con-
panion drew knife, but the police
Quickly disarmed him.
III. police had much difficulty in
prot, citing the man who had fred the
shots from the crowd He struggled
desperately. but vas soon overcome,
handcuft-d and taken 70 the prefecture.
" here NJ Comics had already arrived.
The first n'errogs ton OF the prisoners
took place in the presence OF the pre-
mier.
The man said his nsne was san
Naire Picolo. He spoke very bad
French. with a strong Italian accent.
He denied tia, he had fired the shots,
but when searched a revolver was found
With two chambers which had heen re-
Gently fired. 1t is believed that Picolo
ard his co.npanion. who effected his
escape during the confusion, are anar-
chists. The police are aware OF the pres
ence in Narseiles of mum Der Of other
anarchists
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
TUNNEL HORROR
EIGHTY.TWO DEAD BODIES ARE
RECOVERED.
Total Dead Will Probably Reach
Ninety--Large Number suffocat-
ed by Smoke From Burning
Trains Railway Off Lost
Their Heads.

!: Paris, Aug. ll-Eightt-two bodies
have been recovered from the trains
which were destroyed by IRE yesterday
on the Metropolitan Electric railway,
which runs mainly underground. The
total nun Der OF victims l. estimated at
ninety.
one OF the trains broke down a. Men
ilmontant. which * poor and popu-
lous section OF the city. This train Sss
promptly emptied AMI the train which
followed vas ordered 70 push II 70 the
repairing shells. ON the way these
Two trains caught Ire. but The up.oyes
succeeded in escaping. N9an@ hiie
crowded tram rsae he'd Les CharonDes.
the preceding station. and the officials.
seeing smoke pouring out Of the tnn-
mel gave the alarm. 4 panic ensued,
the passengers struggling 20 esta p.
Amid the increasing smoke many at
tempted 70 return along the linz 10
ward Relleviile and aere su4oca,ed.
The officials seem to have lost .heir
heads and are unable 70 say non many
passengers went out.
The iremen for several hours were
unable TO enter the station OF The tnn-
mel. owing TO the dense smoke which
poured out. Means bile tens OF thous-
anfs OF anxoins people gathered at'ou,
the station. All he police ard s-e
engines were On The spo, and Tie e1-
element yas intense
Finally the 6reuleu sloceeied II
flooding me burning mass s.d shortly
at:erss-d they were ao.e = enter re
tunnel. They brorsh, " TT c,orps~s
Q: I'VE men and .wo women. Al h.=long-
ing II the working clsss Q;te- -=s.c-
ers brought OK. uo-~ = hen Re 1zcs--
Tere extingnishe1. there ar r-..-v-.
"a ce ua2r more rrc.@s = re ;1rze..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
MORG ANS PREDICTION.
Foraker. Not Roosevelt. Will Be lie.
publican Nominee.

Lancaster. Pa. Aus, :. That ! +
Foraker. spj ~; The>3o-t Hat s~ye,;,
wil. t~ The mex. Repue,.ca. nominee
itr ne presidency. : ; prophecy q
which Senator John 7 Morgan. .: AIS.
bAn'a. IS willing - riss his poll,,cs
reputation. Senator Mo-c&r. WHEN
seen $. White sulphur >yTlrgs Va
Yesterday. said
Ire Republican nomination. ~. g
IL Senator Eo,Aks-. a. Oa,a. ana ne
Dea,o~rai,t cc;uiaat;c,. i >euaior C'o--
uan. o: Msry
"Gorwzr : - ct,.>e o: Ire >cr,1
eetsa0sa he stands - lie representative
u lie hv.,Ai ira: aes~o suffrage 1r>;
ca limited. Senator tio-wau Nas X.
:lrnsd - the senate ron ms Issue
NJ. Morgan Gst s-e. ,nai me Fiji,
,s~ria aG,eD3n,eI; i ;he ca1si,.r;: z
could ~. Il i Were r-opnssd ;ri4y.
t,rs n,au6 'ce a>>k - q: even lie ns..,r
;'y - tie No-ine-- >;-s;e>. X - ;a7c,' :
.tE co~>. .e- "a; unrestricted -ts-c
s-.+-&se ~a> !. ,,s:zse lie senate
i cort '-.,o- $50
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- Republican vA-ty - 80, <.@:s
liz ~&> y-,-.,-e1; -~'.-e re ..s@ e.:
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

The annual convention nj school SUI
perintendents will be held in Olympia
September IS.
Farmers in the Falouse country re-
port the yield OF heat far in excess OF
expectations.
The Filion saw and sningle mills at
Port Angeles were DESTROYED by fire
Saturday night. Loss, So. 900. No in
surance.
Thomas rurnhow WAS shot and NOR
tally wounded by J. f Brown. At Gar.
field Both are prominent business
men Of Garfield.
Seattle labor unions will all join in
An effort to compel the Seattle Electric
Company Ia stop discriminating against
its union employees.
The big flour mill plant \, Everett
has been sold 10 Portland tlouring
Mills. Its capacity will be increased
iror, 500 barrels a day to 1000 barrels
day.
WASHINGTON postmssters have heen
appoiuted rs follows: Mohlcr. Erwin
Make. vice Emma Ayers. resigned
Quincv. G. W. Stewart. vice L. "
" illiams. removed.
The secretary III WAY has ordered All
investigation ii the official acts Of Ma
lor George kuhlin. formerly United
States Quartermaster AZ Seattle. now
STATIONED ~ Washington, u. {.
Governor Mcbride has issued call
tor the first meeting OF the Lewis and
Clarke Fair Commission ot this state.
Ii will he held st Tacoma Saturday,
Sept. 5, for the purpose OF organization
sud the meeting will undoubtedly las,
A dsv or two,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
Etcrrkk MAIL. StENlCt.
EsSsaEvmen Ia Distribute Paper
Mail.

WASHINGTON. AK .l-p>sir's$te-
Genera Payne hA$ decided - MAKE
ire experiment :: employing oas
lsS1U,e:, or Trans wh..i, are ~; yr,-
vijs<i Nth mai. CLERKS - ,ASe thA7so
a.. A;,G ,;a,,vs- cc&u uew<yApa- wal'
ra,s Yl&r has t~<' isvistI upcn S.;s-
,,'ut, se,,tv-S;..,, ADG iv response Il \
,xs::;,o. *,ei by n's;,y leading nsw>pA-
Ya-s :: ~ ouu:-y ~, t<Sei TIE u.s..
o.Aty isYs,;n,eu; Il y-cv,Ge az ii,es
~ distributing open handles {: yAysrs
A.o@s Ne mes tro:' ;,a.a> .'ca CARY
u y nsSd Y,..t,t>.
There So A-sa NAM re .. >rt.~
;-s;.s &-i IS the Department; : ~
ryYcesac:s i Nv s., r'yiovr q. Them Tie
y>sia ..as'3- genera. defined = assume
responsibility IL ~ yx-$ nci ,.,t,lsss>: =
y',';t.'> >S%c.& As>:>,aa; Postmaster
t's.sra. >hs3,oa ~ ss- :eeu sosces:a,:
Ire axpsG.s2i g: s.'y,ay..s ne e&s.
Is gee, - :aSs te&-1v .: ..a ms, II
So CASES. au3 lie suggestion ais
s5cY'@:
Ioa Y'&a c,-'s', y,&:t< rs; ;ce oss-
gage .ss,. s1A.. t~ >sa-- y. AZ ,,as-c . "
department. =, Ylayes ms ;rA; icsv
shah X vsit: il :hsa, services I; :
'riscss': ~; i.sy >c&.. 5t',cs- papers
=, 1@as@ IL sno-, :rsy A-v A>.3-y<s,: s.;
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
CARS DEMANDS
MuRDERERS OF RUSSIAN CONSUL
MUST BE. PUNISHED.
Deep Regrets of the Sultan will
Not Avsil--Not Only Assassins.
sibiiity Falls. Must Receive En-
emp,ary Punishment.

st. Petersburg, Aug. ll.-The ear
has demanded the exemplary punish
ment, not only OF the murderer oi the
consul At Monas'ir. who was killed
last week by Turkish gendsrmes. but
Of all the military and civil officials in
any way respon.ible Tor the crime.
The assassination OF the Russian cou-
sui at,Monas,ir, Rustokovoski. is the
second murder OF 4 Russian consul in
Macedonia within few months. and
has created intense indignation here
In reporting the occurrence 10 the for
eiSu office. the Russian ambassa ior AT
Cons,antinople telegraphed Aug. as
follows;
The Russian { nsul 4, Nonastir has
fallen the victim OF al atrccious crime
The grand vlaier and the Turkish for
eigu minister have come 70 me with
expressions OF regret in the name OF the
sultan. Ferid Pashs. the grand viEier.
informed me hat the assassin Was q
gentleman named Hahn. and that he
will be subjected 10 the severest nun
ishment, and the vail Of MonAs;ir will
be removed from his post.
Must Make Demand.
In reply Count l-amsiorH. the foreign
minister, telegraphed 10 the smbasss
dor As follows
His majesty has received s tele-
gram from the sultan expressing his
deep regret AZ the death 81 the Russian
consul AZ MouAsiir. When showed
the telegram ~ the emperor his majes-
" gave oriers that You should no, con-
fine yourself 10 receiving expansions
from ,he grand vigier. tn, should make
the most energetic ien'srds on the
Turkish government, for III b. satisfaction
sui immediate and exemplary punish.
,uerI. both al the murderer AnG 81 all
The military and civil officials On whom
esponSibillty tor The aEGac.ou> cyinle
may fall
According "a the repor; Of tie ot,;t'al
HON III charge al The Russian consulate
4, Mona,tir TIE murderer : \ gen
iarwe. The cousu, asked his ranre.
h,,>Ause in defiance Al instructions. the
eendarWe iii no, salute a;w. The ger:
darwe ,hererY1n 6~A' >tys-A. shots
y,ortally wolnGiuG ;AA lousn IN he
-esi sni hip. The tovse drawing The
carriage III which The ,onsl, MS F,iine
received ,wo bal.e,s. ana shots were
also .;rsG ~ the tcAcauan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE WORLD
Outside the State OF Washington.
Resume OF the Less Important.
pcniugs OF the Past Week In u
Condensed Form.

Clement Nj Smith. vi Michigan. has
declined the New MeNico chief Justice.
ship.
Tom l.. johnson would accept the
nomination for governor ri Ohio. il is
announced.
Bets are being mace on the Cor'Ntt-
letfries fight AZ odds Of ~ !. lsfries
belnS the favorlte.
The annual convention nj the Inter
national Typographical Union is Ill
session al Washington.
Nine persons were killea and 500 in
Jurv<i Nv ,he collapse vi the hleaohers
AZ the Philadelphia hall grounds Satnr.
day
lntvndiaries attempted ~ hhrn the
s,Aoles AZ the Empire tracks. Nonsers,
y. y. Thirty valuable horses were
rescued With iittsiuliv.
The United States squadron under
command al Admiral Cotton has Neen
ordered o.msse Al extended tour ~
the Mediterranean,
S'> desperate criminals, two oi them
wun;sre,S under sentence Of death. es-
tsysNi from the county Jail AZ Silver
E,w. Mont. I've were rsNapturNi
\ dispatch from Funchal states ,her,
hai >sN'n sn explosion III The roller
NsSe Que s,oser Mas sillei and four
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13
BONsR> ACTIVE
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-05
BIRTH OF A NEW CAPITAL.

When Washington was selected the site for the
capital of the United States it was wilderness The
commissioners appointed decide upon site for the
capital of the commonwealth of Australia have just
ported in favor of place whose has been
heard in this part of the world and which is probably
the maps of Australia it.
The place is Tumut- Tumut described as a little
township about 1900 inhabitants valley
anking the mountains about Mount Koscusko the high
peak of the Australian continent This approx
mately halfway between Sydney Melbourne of
which asprants the honor becoming cap
ital of the nation.
Tumut formerly a golddigging camp but the
of active operations in this line been moved
away about twenty miles correspondent Of the London
Daily Telegraph says picturesque little
horse place. with excellent climate and the midst
of good agricultural country The itself he says
Gies spread hillside its long main street falling
along the slope from the Undiscovered hilltop the
winding river below. The majority the houses are
onestoried weatherboard cottages with verandss
along their frontage The better class buildings
Of brick of the ordinary bungalow type with deep
das every side Only in the part the
do we find twosored houses the banks four in number
the hotels in all and the the only buildings
that higher than the ordinary sinslestory level
At present the place is isolated is healthful and
is capable Of being made into ideal capital city
It's geographical situation is evidently chief distinction