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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
Storms and CIoudhu

Two storms met in Baltimore short
~ afternoon Sunday and broke owe,
the northeastern section of the city,
For more than an hour the rain came
down in sheets. accompanied bv q
cyclonic wind. which bowled over up.
per stories of houses, carried off roofs.
uproOted trees, and did other damage
estimated in round figures at a quar-.
ter million dollars Singuiarly enough.
all of the damage was confined within
an area of about two miles, and ship
ping in the harbor being undisturbed.
In the particular section affected it
was black as night before the storm
broke. and many of the residents we're
so frightened that they took refuge in
the cellars, from which they were
driven soon afterward by the water
forcing Its way underground. ALI the
while the air was filled with electricity.
and terrific peals OF thunder followe ed
each flash. Broadway and Eager streets
was the storm center. Here an entire
block of houses was denuded of it's up.
per stories. brick walls, with the roofs
attached, were lifted out into the
streets, while in the immediate neigh
borhOod any number of buildings were
unroofed. Fortunately the streets
were deserted, otherwise there might
have been many lives lost The rain
falling throughout the after.
noon and toward evening another
storm broke in the central section
which, while not as severe as that in
Inc morning, also did considerable
damage. There was no loss of life Init
'ne man vas buried beneath pile of
1ebris and badly hErt.
At WINCHESTER.
Sunday afternoon the most serious
'ioud0urst ever experienced in Win
chester, broke over the city, submere-
ng the eatire town in from three to
tx feet Of water. In comparison With
ne cIondbprst of two weeks sgo, the
torn was shower to yesterday 3
oWnfall. The damage will reach
thousands OF dollars, as every store.
esldence and building in the center
I the city was under several feet of
'ater. II
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
THE NORTH AND THE NEGRO,

The race question is consuming
much time in localities where it is not
understood. Those discussing it most
iearnedly know generally as little of it
as we know of the habits, manners,
customs, tastes and daily lives of the
Inhabitants of Chinese Tartary. The
most pOnderous volumes of wisdom on
this subject emanate usually from
Northern people who never spent a
week all told among the Southern
negroes, and who have formed their
opinions, and gained their knowledge
from a single sample of the genus
whom they have tried to study in
Ihelr own homes or neighb0rhood. To
STUDY The negro ole must never 1solate
him. He is apeish aud cameleon like
anu takes Oh Tor Il time the color of his
surroundings. A negro in Boston Is
no mole The same, rs the same negro
would be in II South Caroliua village
than II he We're not of the race. One
should study negi ous together in groups,
free to talk, and act. rs they please.
unrestrained by higher civiliz ,tion and
not repressed or hampered by white
environment. 1t is certain that if any
set of Nor. bern or Western people, we
mean people who owned negroes,
and did not grow up amongst them,
should be thrown into a community
where negroes predominated there |
would be constant friction, re-
in the end in one or the other
OF the races being driven out. Usually
of course the black people go because
the whites excel SO far in mentality
that they must and will be the rulers.
1t has been charged that the negroes
of the South are constantly being
cruelty and inhumanely treated, be
cause of their color, and that the day
8 approaching when they will ulti-
nately be driven from the South to
heir more friendly neighbors of the
Y Orth.
A stat istlcian has looked over the |.
gures to see whether there is any
'reat flocking of the race to the
'orth, and if he has rightly summed !,
p. there is little to warrant such a
elief.
In the whole Northern and Western :
tates there seems to be from the last !.
]. 5. census about 773, 900 negroes. In
ae Southern States there are over
10000 negroes. In the last ten years
le negroes have only increased in the
orthern States about ISL 900, with ;,
eavy increase in all the Southern
tates. So there has been no effiux i
ON the South for any reason, and if =
do not change there will be a
smaller influx of them into the ;,
orthern States hereafter than before. n
lr belief is. therefore, that the time
not far distant when the negro will .,
mself see that bis only safe and n
oper home is in the South, and be
II be sheltering himself behind the q,
lite people of the South, whom be -
found are his only and real friends. u,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
A TRUST BUSTER,

ihe Zones used to have monopoly
OF circllng the globe. Since the cable
TO Manila has been completed this
monopoly has been broken by the
Tones of Theodore.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

"A lew people other than Mr.. Cleve.
land himself have awakened to the
pelief that he would accept the nomf-
nation from the Democrats for Presi-
dent II he could get it, but Gabriel
will blow before anybody wakes up who
will evsr see him get it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
Om0ers Installed.

=. tuesday 81 e night the following officers
Of Fidellty Lodge No. 11Q. l. o. q. F.
were installed for the ensuing term: A.
2. Rosserman. noble grand; w. D.
yndy, vice grand; J. F. Minor. treas
f 41 VIM. Il. Asst, secretary; L. *
HackMap, chaplain. After ipstalIs-
no !aon a. the members enjoyed treat Of
ICE cream. cake and cigars.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
W. L Olivier & Son, Auctioneers
Commissioners Sale
gF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to decree entered bv the c;rou;
court OF Augusta county, in thef cbsn mn.
cause OF David s. Hunter, et als ":
Eizaoeth Hunter, ct ais. on the SIst t' d sS
~ May: f9G3. tbs undersigned. who wars
appointed Special Comnissioners far ia
Hrpose, will offer for sale, at public ana r..
sHi, ~ 'front.' Of the court house in the cIiv
OF sfaHnton. Virginia, on -" '''y
tuesday. July 70, 1893,
MY O'Clock NJ. that certain tract or nor.
tei OF land, lying in the county of Augrn4s s
"a "a IN tne North Mountain, ON the Wafers
OF the North River. being the same lana
SOnveyed to David 8. Hunter, ST.. decd
~ ueOrge Wetsel and wife. BY deed dateJ
OT5ess -oo "0ios' more
nn IEhMS gF sALE~sne-tourth of the
tnereof upon credit of six, tWelte ans
eighteen months, the deferred insto ima,,ta
~ SAID purchase money to be evidenced hv
sne Donds OF the purchaser in equal install.
Ylepts. and bearing interest from dav nf
saIe wltn Faad SECURITY, the title tn said
'ahd 10 De retained as ultimate secur;t1 {
CARTER BRAXTIJNf S
HARRY H 'BLEASE'
Special Commissioners.
|, los. B. Woodward, Clerk of the Cir.
\ ny ~ Gonrf Of Augusta county, do certify | f
nat Harry f.. Blesse, one Of the c6mmis. +
loner above named, has executed thu hona 3
.qulred by decree of sale dated the Ssf n
ny OF May, 1908. in the chancery cause If &
ava .. Hunter, ct ais. VS.. Elizabeth
nnter, ct ais, pending in this CONT.
g. On Jos. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.
ju
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

Much sympathy is felt for that par
ticular street car which hops along
like a man with a wooden leg, making
Its own peculiar noise, and now goes
by the name of peg Leg'' car.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

The New River SOmkeless Coal Co.
mas been organized. Ii has leaked out
That the name was selected without
reference to the consumers, who will
be made to smoke az usual.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
me AMERICAN EAGLE AND THE
RUSSIAN BEAR.

NO doubt the Gar is awaiting wifi
interest mat paper our President il
going TO transmit him touching the
hisnenef massacre. No other ruler in
the world has dared send such paper
NO other ruler in the world has even
thought of sending such paper. But
tnen other rulers are away off. We
nave the real thing over here. IT, ia
presumed if our President felt dispos
cd he might step up to the Gar and
tweak his nose, good naturally Of
course, Just to show Nick that there
ID no hard feeling, but at the same time
TO snow our PRESIDENT ease of manner
NOW on the other hand, Nick is sa;d
70 De one of the boys himself. He has
puiied The pig tail of bis sacred and
divine majesty, the Emperor of China
anu rumor has it that he reached ont
not long ago and had bis hand almost
vi tne British lions tail, with the eyi.
uent intention of twisting it. 1t NAV
therefore. be funny to behold our am
oassador when he approaches the rol.
ieKsome "dreat White Tzarn BEARING
Iae latest production of our gifted
PRESIDENT, known as bis "Rrainv
nrlth" TREATISE on good povernmnt
dedicated to bis Royal Majesty Mich.
oias Ii, Emperor of all the Russias hv |.
the author. ~
cousin Nick (all Emperors are cons
lns' We are told) is said not to he al.
ways IN the same sweet mood .t -
s."es ne Is positively ugly, and when :,
nis ugiiness comes on, We hear - -
notnlng unusual for him tn immaa;
ateiy order Count Assassininski who 9
uas ia'n ID prison for AZ years. to he y,
suo'' or Prince PIoterplotkin bnno -
:" nen more serene, and in better tom =
p ! lie .ne countess Talktojewsoftenefr is n
'foeied TO penal servitude in seberio W
'oI me. and Madam Wrotanovelsheot ~
'o'ski is placed in solitary Confinement "
OF ~ years. Now if our Door belnlo.s ~
AMBASSADOR should find Cousin Mo- %
= one OF DIS off moods the day he an or,
'roaches the throne to hand h;. s's
.oosin Theodore's governmental w.
, ,ua'isem]ust out. bound In vellum W..
',.n gut edges. gold clasps, raised r. r.
= :, 'ne author on the cover. &c. oor
The result may be humiIiatinn 'o 7"
W. TO ambassador and book. To san
'.n'ne OF our glorious country. and o oho
II distinguished President. What cue cue
of our pride shouh ws To'
uo'o the clasps, the leaves. the cover ., 80"
. Dust, flying in air, and onr dist,a u.r
isned ambassador lifted on the too h.a =
oousin Nick's right boot, a few he :,
'onas later to fall with a dull sick a..
Jug tnud on the granolitb;c nouo s
the main antr ''eps leading ders
lace OF the Romanoffs. nne
dany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Wed
II reports be true, CONAN Nil %"
t word ind,r., o"eih NICK has and.
,odore that no IL =. LIS Cousin throw
'nd TO his business affairs bim..1s an
ABOUT Kisheneff, and doas NJ. go go a.
ICES. espec,a1l1 go. IRON other comp
how NAV toath ~ oysler Bay. denia
display when his bruised and no. ta se
of the ras,lts VIC caDie with 300 or
many he nossessas p.nas upon just bound
i and the Eao,o Dear Will only
red. but the nn,sS n, we are vidual
,ear vii, raLo vi Feathers ing.
hat day. awaits n - 'ne Eagles Stril
" 10 'een' scharget
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

Flaming head lines throughout the
papers of last week such as, Heat
Claims Many iciims, has no refer
ence to the "Hot Air in the Postofiice
Department..
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

The South will rejoice to known that
at the dinner given by Edward VII to
our naval officers last week, If Cotton
was not king it was next to it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

Since Judge Parker went South Mr.,
German g presidential boom looks like
a small block of ice after two hours on
the back porch, this tropical weather.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
y. N. Cushing y Co.. Auct,oneegs.
Com mtssionere, Sale
OF
Real Estate.

q ~ virtue Of decree of the Cornoro,,o
Got tba i0F tle City OF stapnton. reni aod
~ sns c4ancery SAUCE OF Catbaninoo IL NJ
hynTS creds. VS.. Catherine NJ =
sam go, the undersigned. az cd1 Sm III.
n n.oaers appointed by the court Tor tSe ~ =
SATURDAY, JUNE 81. 1929
a ~ ~ o'clock M, in front of the f,on,.,,
CouI, house, In the City of Stanton VIZ
,br aa a. PUBIC auction. the fOlinw;n.,
ern nI 10 Palgeis OF land. situated in the aasikS
lance west Of the mouth of the RHO Snor p; as
tgnnel Of the {. so. z. "f v n,age
SMaefine A. lynn died seized and Tp noS
list parcel of land containing so .o.
Q aaa parcel Of land Containing Acre sna
to ss;d ~ wRis4 sag parcels weEe eonSegsS
don, CONF f By dee y d Eynp BY BY 4 g: Gor
record In the clerks Office OF A LEN, .,
county IN u. y. No. 112. p So. s't'sra
o sra pareri of land containing acr.s
- s., .ooHs' wllen WYs conveyed 10 sa id CATH
d.nS n. Lynn by Geo. Perkins, com'r hv
of,s"a I isa get: ~, 1895, OF record in SAID
foII"w IL - b. No. 1873, p. Icy; upon tie
. TE'R1s, to,wit-one-thira n, .... -
lanq on the day of sale, the rema,nder ~
,Wo ~ equal annual insta lmenfs ~;t ~
pterest from the day of sal said derer.SIa
instrument Of purchase money haie
". by the bonds of the nnrcb esass
f nv approved personal security, wa1vinr y
ae homestead exemption. and the titise .
eng retained as ultimate security ','io
RUDOLPH BUMGARDkER Ee'
HULST GLENN,
a., Commissioners. q
Lle Clerks Office of the Cornoro.;o
court Sana OF the city of Staqnton, Nav r
Newton Argenbright, Clerk of N. W
Durt aforesaid, do certify that Bndosshe
one of the above named co4' W
lasloners, has executed the bond reoniraS
decree Of sale entered on the 9th dan o1 tle
or1!. l9Os, in the chancery cause of Tvnn,s fo,
edltOrs VS.. Catherine LynD,s adm ~ mn
ndlng in this court. y now T."
90 NEWTON ARGENBRIGHr INV
Clerk.
Inc above sale is postponed until II
MONDAY. JULY 27th. 1865 aan
County Court.day) - =
at the same time and place. der
RUDOLPH BUMGARDNER 'ase
HULST GLENN, etc.
. ~ Commissioners. Chr,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

A Boston scientist says that music
Will drive away mosquitoes. 1t has
moved whole families of larger insects
at times.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

KUIEc minutes.
The, me kidneys are your
DC blood purifiers, they H.
ter out the waste or
impurities n ,, in the blood.
II they are sick or OFT
OF order. they fail to do
their work. ~
rains. aches:andrheu-
mssism come from ,ex-
cess Of Hfis acid in the
blood, due to seesaot.J
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
Friday, July ~

Mr.. Schwab has returned to this
country, but his mind is still travelling
abroad.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
4 Small Farm for
SaIel

Contains about TWELVE ACRES q
oot.om land under cultivation. sitnate
" sne banks of LITTLE CALF PAsTTR
kiVEh, at Augusta Springs. Has on If
seven room dwelling, STABLE sna all neces
saFy ontbqildiings. A large, bold anr;n,
ot treestone water and an abundantes E q
''eaf running water in every field. I
FkRMs REASONABLE.
tn.enu'ng purchasers are inyiteq to ia
Speet the property, or address,
CONRAD WERNER.
-. ~ 1m Augusta Springs. Va.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton, Va, June q. 1914
WIZ. + E Laporte, ct ais,
Harriet D. Laporte.s aqn,,r., ct ais.
a. parties interested III the Above ami;
Cont F s pow pending In the cifc,i,
that nnrsns E Y county. Va, take notice
lsY5, and June s, 1903, there snfarsSd II
'hafl At my office in staunfdn, Fa.' on
JULY 80. 1903, - .
proceed to ascertain and renort.
!, Al acconnt OF the transactions of n
J. Laporfe. o'T"'0 " Harrlet
80. an account Of the real estate of which
iIa r. ID. LaPorte died seized. It's Fee SIM
&c sna animal rental yalne, and whetEar
rs saMe ls susceptible Of partition in kind
.1ong those entitled thereto. rs""
me debts binding said estate in tho
raer OF their priority p"e
ANY other matters deemed nerffnan4 q
HENRY w. HOLT u
Commissioner In Cbancerv
arry z olenn.'p q. jul s-4t 9
OFFICE. h
Staunton. Va, June y. 1909 81
m. Helmick's Creditors,
VS. In,
m. Helmick. I'll
~ peraons Interested in the above ont, Ell
cause now pending in the eircnit Govt
augusta county. Va, take n6fibe tEat tn
rsuant to decree of said court entaray w
'aid cause on May IS, 1903. / shall 81 "a.
oittce in StauntOn, Va, on a. La
July 81. 1908,
seed to ascertain and report.
Ihe real estate owned bv the aeso, 7
!, It's fee simple and animal rentai oui
the liens binding the same in the or sio,
. u thelr priority, including Unpaid REQ
Anv o,ho DAY
any other maIters deemed pertinent Day
HENRY W. HOLT Hni
Commissioner in Chancerv
~ jul at tu
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

10 the Voters of the County of Auono,.
and City of Staunton: augusta
L hereby announce myself ..,s,,
aor the Office of Sheriff Of Augusta Gonnts
a aiai. lily OF StauntOn, and respectfniIu sS.
iicIe your support. Having had an ays oo
n n,emce OF Twelve years as deputy under the
p pneJfgs SnerlH. feel that / am fuiIv
prom se 70 9. M the office efficiently and
thereof o s snttntai discharge of the duties
mary. THOMAS 40rih9c s PR
apr 5 tt n law DUN.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
Il. M.Cushing 4 Co Auctloneers.
commissioners Sale
Of VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In Augusta County.

Pursuant to decree IN the cbancerv
cause OF VIM. A. McPheeters' Creditors We
WIN. a MePheeters' Admir-, & ais made
ny the Cirauit Court of Augusta county on
Inc 10th day of June, 1908, we shall as
commissioners mn, appointed thereby, proceed
e W SCI at pubic auction in front of the
on WHY Vi
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

1 hioilcy trouble. ''%S'%stcc
Sidney trouble causes quick or ,r.t...
neart bests. and makes one feel ~ sa ,hes
.ney had heart trouble, because the - h a.ougn
O Ou;er,woarklng IN paaping thick. kidneu Is
POISONED blood through veins and arte ,Iaey-
~ USED 10 be considered that onix ,,r;,s.,
troubles were to be traced TO the t sidinlary
gu out ,sy modern science proves that uesy1
an constitutional diseases have their h ss;!y
n'ng In kidney trouble. 'o" 0es'n-
T., Hyou are sick you cas- make no r,,s.,,
NY. NY I .k ooctoring your kidneys. The m;1S
sna me extraordinary effect Of Dr. KTn .,,io
S~amP.Root, the great kidney rem t,asr IS
soon realized. 1t stands the highest Tor ~. Is
wonderful cures Of the most distressina ,o LII. MS
and is sold on its merits Sstn4 s cases
by all druggists in fifty asgs,,L AZ zssz
cent and one-dolhr siz-
es. You may have ssss 4ss;is l[::::Es
sample bottle by mail Home ., sw.@sa=
rec; also pamphlet telling You how to n f;nd
'ut II you have kidney or bladder ,rouhis
Mention this paper when writing Dr. K,I.,,s.
{ Co., Binghamton. N. Y. ''''6'
Ion make any mistake, but rememh.
ne name, SWamp-ROOt, DR.. KiIrnn,
wamp- Root. and the address R;nahrs
IN, N. T.. on every bottle. hnaln
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
onnealtny Kidneys Make Impure Bieed.

,,o All me blood In your body passes tbrou,h
your kidneys once every three rnin,,.a Ne"
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

M, ~ parties interested in the above emit.
court of Augusta county, va. take not i'
that pursuant to decree of said. eouri1 IS,
SAID causes entered of date Nav Id 1aoe 7
scan Of fly o9ie in Stannton, Va. on
july so, 1903,
e proeefa 70 consider and report upon all
2 rss report filed in said causes or that may 10y
pc Med thereto before July IA. 1904 ' TO-.
getnef with any other matters deemad
pertinent by me Or that any party in intsr'
EST may desire to be reported mon.
co HENRY w. HOLT,
commissioner in Chancery of the
pl at A'sus'a Co., va.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

~ owing to the fact that 1 have to coIIect
tne TAX OF North River District. makes IL
impossible for me to see all the voters T., :,
Pc person amnn therefore take this Opportunity
FL Ipr announce of nn myself candidate for SHER
ta IN 1lb bgg county and City Of staaR
Subject to the s,f 6e@oct of H1yember 1905
pectfgliy solicit your vote. and nscn,i.n ae r.
e ha TED, to fulfill the duties of the offce ~
mar 81 4tx e If "a W.Iy
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

CLERKS office OF the CIRCUIT Court Of An.
gusta county, tO-wit; " ''' ~
l, JOS: b. Woodward, Clerk of the Court
aforesaid, do certify that M QnarIes. one
OF the Commissioners above named. has
ssea9tsi she bond required by decree of
fSa ee eha nsa she igth gay of JTde 1858, in
Creds VS.. Wm!A. MePheeters' admir- &c
pending in this COURT w.
Give mn Under my hand this 25th day of
inn DC -. p4as. &. WooDWARp, Clerk.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
Announcement.

COUNTY TREASURER.
~ 'he voters OF Augusta county:
hereby announce myself a cand;d...
III 1ur re. election to the Office of GnnntU
n rrsaslrer, subject to the action of ths
tnIeInOcratic Primary. and earnestly so, in1
f faH support and endorsement. of ali NV
o ir citlzens. Respectfully.
u" 20 Tue j. N. MCFARIAND
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

MONEY TO LOAN on Real Esta 70 Saon
ovor Fly T IN sums to suit borrowers. Office
tran, Farmers and Merchants Bank, En-
may ~ u JOHN M, CARROLL.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17

or a handsome silver carrying set. 90 to
IL. II. BULEN, Jeweler. ~ - ~
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-17
Monday. the 9th Day of July. JQO3

county court day. commencing at 70 M
The following real estate situate in tho
county OF Augusta, about six miles sonth
oItne city of Staunton, viz,
"ll-t'he TRACT of land containing ahopt q,
asfes. = rooas and 81 peles.i iof which wi
=. McFheete,s died selzed, and adioininc
the lands OF NJ. F. Gilkeson, Glover and
others; this tract has upon it small resi-.
dence building and nice Young orchard
THE tract of land containing ahont *
aeres and "a poles, subject to the life estate t
eaereih OF Mrs. n. J. GcpheetprsI and 90
joining the lands of VI! T. GiIkesos IN Tail. IT,
son and others; this tract has upon ii
large mansion house, barn ana Other
bnniidings. The two tracts are we'll wstnrl
go se q Ire tn +. gGed state Of cultivation:
), tERMS OF SAL E ;-EnOugh sash n
9and to pay the costs of suit and sale ana
4npall "a xes, and the debt OF VIM. III Kei.
iey amounting to $s0T. Al with interast an
'oItg;uo, part thereof, from May 10. 1903.
null paid, and the residue in two eGnai
stalments, payable respectively. at one
ND two years from the date of sale tbs
sedtt ingtalmepts carrying interest from
ne late OF sale, and the purchaser or INV.
nasers executing b0ndi" with aptroyesi
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MR.. BEAcH's NOMINATION.
Senate Judiciary Committee Decide to
Report Favorablv.

The Senate committee on the judiciary
was In session today and decided to report
1aVorably the nomination Of Morgan H.
Beach to be United States attorney for the
District of Columbia. 1t is expected that
his nomination will be reported during an
executive session of the Senate today by
Senator McComas. who has been chairman
OF the subcommittee appointed to investi-
gate all charges in relation to Mr.. Beach.
The favorable report authorized by the
committee today was only after great OPP
position to Mr.. Beach, and it Is not vet
known positively whether there will be any
opposition to the confirmation Of the nomi-
nation IN the executive session of the Sem
ate The report was not unanimous when
the vote was taken. 1t Is believed, how
ever. that If opposition arises when the
nomination comes up in the Senate 1t will
not amount to more than disapproval of
the selection in a speech without any eff
fort to defeat confirmation
ME- Beach has been fought by the COM
mlttee on several grounds some of which
are based on personal conduct and Others
are semi-politfcaI.