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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
Byrd Chairman Of Courts Of Justice.

The surprise of the Legislature
came last week when the committee
ehairmanships were announced.
Colonel Bob Lee, of Fairfax,
who ranked for the chairmanship
Of the Committee on Courts of
Justice. was deposed and II. +.
Byrd. Of Winchester, was given
the position.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
Mr.. Hart Sells Out

Mr.. j. ID. Hart has sold his
grocery store to Messrs. Frank
and Fred BoXwell, who will con
duct the same under the firm name
of BOXwell Brothers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
The Legislature.
No Increase for Judges

In refusing TO allow Delegate
pyrd's bill increasing the pay of
C;rcuit Court Judges To 20 To an
a,crossment. the House of Dele
o.,es Monday defeated the measure
for this term.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
Statement Of the County Levy.

The following Is a statement If the receipts
and expenditures of Clarke County. Virginia.
Tor the year 1904 as required by Section s4-.
Chapter -. Acts Of 1914.
RECEIPTS.
BY balance in hands Of County
Treasurer from 1908 .....S axis
by amount levied for 1904 and Pen
atty, Including all amounts re-
ceiNed from All sources .......... II. .O63. So
Tn-a1 49,, -. Il.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
Greatly in Demand.

Nothing il more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
mcnts for blood and system cleanser.
such a. DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
are just what YOU need 10 cure stomach
and !liver troubles. Try them. At c.
BlencOwe's drug store, 25., guaranteed.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
Resolutions Of Respect.

WHEREAS, according to the will
ol our all-wise Heavenly Father,
lie has seen fit to take from our
midst one of our fellow directors,
Mr.. 5. +. Baughman;
Resolved, First, That we, the
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24

The secret of successfully Kidding the
system of cold is thorough evacuation
of the bowels Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar does this-Liquid Cold Cure,
drives all cold out of the system. Best
for coughs, Group, etc. Sold by All
Druggists.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
Administrators Notice.

Having this day qualified as administrator
of the estate of the late ). +. Baughman, all
persons having claims against the said estate
are hereby notified TO present them, properly
authenticated, for settlement; and ali persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will please come forward promptly and settle.
). +. BAUGHMAN, JR.,
Administrator
January -, 1905. 21
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24
January -. 1906.

father the late 5. +. Baughman, will be
continued by me under the firm name of
s. +. Baughman. Thanking our friends and
patrons for past patronage, and soliciting a
continuance of the same, beg to remain
Yours respectfully,
s. +. BAUGHMAN, JR.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24

Mr.. Chas. w. Marks, the well known
Berryville electrician, has just received,
direct from the manufacturer, a large
consignment of high grade Dry Batteries
for Gasoline Engine Ignition, Medical
Apparatus, Door Bells, Etc. Price, 25c
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24

S124OO

Professor Wolff and the teach
ers eXerted every effort in raising
subscriptions, and it is greatly to
their assistance that the effort has
been successful.
The chairs have been ordered,
and it believed they will be INSTALL
eel next week.
On Febuary % the Auditorium
will be thrown open to the public,
at which time every friend of the
school is invited to attend.
\ number of very prominent
educators and friends of the public
schools have been invited, and
among those who will attend are
DR.. Bruce II. Payne, of the Uni
versity of Virginia, DR.. Robert
Frazer, Field Agent of the Co
Operative Observation-Disclosures,
Prof. ChaS. q. MaphlS, Examiner
of Schools for this District, Prof.
G. G. Massey, superintendent of
the schools of Clarke County, and
others.
A rousing demonstration is as
sured.
As February % is the anniver-
sary of the establishment of the
circulating library at the Higl
School, any books or cash which
may be presented to the school or
, that day will be gratefully accepted
Let every friend of the Berry
vile High School turn out OF
February % and put renewed Gf,
and activity into our free schoo
system.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24

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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-01-24

Iotal..............S 81. .522.6S
BY order II the Board of SuperviSo-s
JNO. NJ. GIBSON. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
BILLION TO RUN NATION.
Expenses of Nert Fiscal Year Shoe
lSirtu Millions Increase.

Washington. Aug. 20-Congress at it's last
session appropriated for the fiscal year 1907
nearly billion dollars The exact amount is
$3.50 50 80 16, representing an increase of $780,
IG4 $50 20 over 1896.
The ia. gest item is for the Postoffice Depart
ment. the amount allotted being $191 ,695 99S Is.
The next largest sum is for PENSIONS amounting
to Sl40.245,500, nearly twice as much as was
allowed for the support of the army and over
forty millions more than granted for the
navy.
OF the net increases ST.. AZ. .2O1 OS was for the
isthmian canal and the balance for carrying
out the Meat Inspection law. the continuance of
contracts foy river and harbor work. the reor-
ganization of the diplomatic and consular service
and the extension of the rural free delivery
service
The offices and eI ,ployments specifically
authorized are 6.934 in number, at an annual
compensation of S6,615.S70, and those abolished
or omitted 1925 in number. at an annual
compensation of $4O1Of 100 a net increase of
l.649 in number and $2,605, T61 in amount
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
PORTO RIcAN AUDITOR GENERAL HERE
Will Arrange for Loan of $l,ooo,ooo Au-
tborized bv Insular Legislative Body.

Ceoree Cabot Ward. Auditor General of Porto
Rico arrived yesterday on The steamer Coamo Mr.
Ward is in New York in connection with the hoat-
to- =, t,e a. ON OCO loan which was authorized by
,hc Porto Rican legislative body. He will confer
with the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 arrange the
terms upoa which the government will accept the
uropcsed Porto Rcan bond issue as security for
government deposits. When seen at his once No.
'97 13roodu,av Mr Word was enthusiastic over con-
dItions in the island, and said
Nowhere can be found such hospitality. | hope
citizenship win he granted as soon as n4sslnie 70 70
the Porto Ricans. They formerly citizens or
gDain but now are not equal In status 10 the
cIfizens of the United States All OF the prospects
OF the island seem good.
Nit Ward will remain in tho United states until
tbs atroneen,ents for the loan have been COM
nletad His home Is al no East eth street
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE PAvILIoNs.
Controller Opposes Plan for New Buildings
at Kings County Hospital.

Controller Metz said yesterday that he would
oppose for present at least. the erection Of
,ontasious disease pavions at the Kings County
Hospital basng his opposition 20 the project on
the fact that the residents Of the neiShhOrhOOd
have already formed organization for the puT-
pose of obtaining the removal Of the present pa
viliors 10 n less crowded section OF the city.
The Board of Health will ask for 81 .O50O0O next
mocth when the Board OF Estimate and Amor
toament meets, and Of this sum S25.OOO will be
asked for the construction Of diphtheTia, measles
and other isolation paViiOns at the Kings county
Hospital There has been suggestion that the
now pavilions should be built barren island out
tie Board OF Health opposes this, saying that baf-
Island is inaccessible NEST OF the winter
Mr.: Metz sald that the whole question requlI1ea
CAREFUL consideration. and that II nothing else
could be done he would favor she extension Of the
Kings County Hospital planned
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HAD wAG0NLoAD OF MONEY.
Driver Shot at Man Who, He Thought, In
tended to Rob Him.

Joseph y. Nehcr. of Port Richmond Staten Island.
and j. j. Callahan. OF Manhattan. drivers. sos into
a heht in Fifth avenue near SD street. yesterday,
because NehOr. who was In charge OF SG.On be-
LONGING 70 the Oriental Bank thought Callahan was
crovdlng his wagon with the intention os rOhbins
him. Nehor was getting much the worse OF the
fight when he suddenly rushed 20 his wagon and
drew a revolver. Callahan yelled in terror and
ran of down Ssth street NehOE shOt at him he
ran.
Nehor was taken TO the Harlem police court
charged with exploding GEearm in the street. and
held in N.OOO bail for examination to-day.
The bank authorities seat TO the police station for
the wagon. which contained $1,000 but did not
bail out Nehor. The latter carried $4,000 in bills on
his person. and this win remain IN the custody
charged
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
LETTER TO THE EVENING POST
BY
Mr.. PHILIPPE BUNAU-VARILLA.
Former Minister of Panama.
EXPLANATORY NOTE,

naccraane Instruction. o client n hlppe By n former
Of Pnmas Washing have pul
GLOWING ttr stating his for tn dlniun Of 81 n aIh
The was ~bg Mr.
d by &c Of the Evening o
Of ceacpr to hsh ii was ppd b. mH p
o the pnp p tina fp n Of
d TO the fact h II h no yet beer red n lie
o
f canal b mte1 Panama od IN ml hnyt f Mr.
n q the Q
the p n MIR By y I dm matte q import o
fr mch which heb nd dags him the cef 9 he g
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SAVES SON. WIFE AND BABY DROWN.

Altoona. Penn Aug. 2O.-A wire suspension foot
bridge across the Juanata River. Williams
burg, gave way last night Chester Robinson. his
wife and two small children were crossing IT, and
the wife and the Youngest child were drowned
the time and succeeded IN reaching shore with him
His wife and baby were washed downstream by
the swift current before he could reach them
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
FIGHT FoR coMMAND OF s. o. v.

Peoria. H.. Aug. 2O-For the first time in years
a fight is In convention fo- the commandershp
of the National Sons of Veterans. The convention
met here to-day in twenty y-hfth annual session
Arthur NJ. Soue. of Portland, Ne. james T.
Adams OF Atlantic city, and T.. e. Schocnlng OF
Louis are the candidates.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

in many years No prostratons were reported.
Chicago, Aug. 20-Ten cases of prostration by
heat We're reported to the police to-day. The tenn
perature al 30 D. m according to official figures
was 81 degrees, which is degrees below the high
record point of this summer.
Boston. Aug. 20.-Boston the hottest city in
New Englond to-day. In the middle of the forenoon
the official temperature was S. while instruments
in the in the heart of the city recorded S6
degrees The humidity at that time was 79 degrees
Some relief afforded in the tenement house
districts by keeping the streets flushed with water
Four prostTations reported in Boston up
o'clock. None of them serious. however.
ST that hour the official record showed a tenn
perature OF -.
Reports to the Weather Bureau from other New
England cities indicated similar conditions. The
thermometer at a. m. registered Y at Block ISL
and. r. l.; Nantucket, Eastport, Me, and North
field. Vt; 76 at Concord. y. H.; Burlington, VT,
and Providence. r. l.. and rs at Portland, Me
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

William DeisIer of Springhurst. The Bronx, was
arraiened before Magistrate Sweetser IN the West
Chester court yesterday charged with felon'ous
assault on Mrs. Anna Fredericks. who was shot
from aDhtha launch Sunday while pelsler
,.as IN command OF the launch She seated
o. tic beach at BnTe.to Point while occupants OF
the launch firing salute. De!sler was held
la 5000 bail after denying that he was guilty.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
INCREASES TELEeRAPAERs, PAY

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 2o.-It is announced that the
Santa Fe Railroad has given it's one thousand tele-
graph operators. from Chicago to Fl Paso. an In
crease of wages, averaging about 81 man. effec-
tive at once.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

DR.. Whitman V. White, the aged physician who
has been under arrest since last Friday night on
charge Of grand larceny. WIS discharged b. Aiags
trste Breen in the Tonbs police court. yesterday
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
ALLEGED MOB LEADER ON TRIAL.

Springfield, Mo, Aug. 20-The taking Of testimony
in the case of Doss Galbraith, the alleged mob
leader began this afternoon The selection of
Jury was finished earlier to-day. The courthouse
to-day was strongly guarded by deputies. Perfect
order Dreyailed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MERCURY CLIMBS TO 11S.
Northeastern and Uestern States
SzceIter- -PrOStratiOns.

Riddeford Me, Aug. @-The mercury went to l22
In some parts Of this city to-day, the highest known
in many years. No prostratons were reported
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
was repeatedly answered by my lawyers that it could

a t S sreacled upon the calendar
attribute the long delay ysiousy not pressing my case against
Evening
However the not reached upon the calendar ateE two years
half many incident of the great
fight closed battle itself has ended when reached
when the great and final victory
prosecute you appear
spirit OF revenge against beaten
prevented ratyig
the and the time with all the Of the ear
which had the formidable obstacle Of the Colombian greed to
resurrection o he
transformed Straits Panama which brought forth
with the corresponding technical solutions riunphng again the
victory Tho
june
rgoa. Hanna universal prejudice
the floor of the Senate after OF lectures against the
Nicaragua during happened him
open patriotic mind scientific solution of Panama
Your failed French Government Eorn
fng the dignity Of officer of the Legion OF Honor recognition
of services to the great cause of the junction OF the oceans
this
made America failed make the slightest
impression on my peers and natural natural Judges
knight of the Legion of Honor which 1887 still less
have been promoted in I9o4 to the dignity of officer
could ignore from what these
and the character the authors ought have judged
the realn of
The principal authors this stuff were ouesnay de Beausepae and
On the 18th of June last that is days before the proca
Dreyfus by supreme Quessy
Burepa following opniOn
thirty fannss those who undertaken
Of the
remember that from the fins" end of this suit will result the fate Of judicial body
Jules Dahye aniseic fire eater an editor OF the tbTe Parole
the the Dyfusm France the who presented
Depu forged which he.
and you after him. attributed falsely to the Bulletin du Canal
belongs Quesnay Beaurepaie and no honest
both of them after the historic
indib the "Cour de Cessation
may joined attacks against
understand that the "Dyus ahare and
Panama aare" phases of the the republican
government n
urinf find in sehOOds the
fOrge These criminals wrecked the greatest private enterprise OF France
and a innocent, Dreyfus.
t wasne necessary and
victory has also the day Of
accordingly from prosecution
you spirit shall
for to further attacks from they
they
enterprise which have devoted myself and which
cOmpished.
happy collective humanity which
paid by the of like George Washington and which
others afford him.
reasonably Washington exposed
based forged letters which
of his country? Great and small the
dsinteresdy eOuspicuOusy for
of their country of mankind
any than Hanna in his when
said of him on February 1904 scarcely week after his great and
had "Eiis tough
a word unknown to him.
and p
your paper October FIVE months after columns had
reported tribunal Of honor hAA
repeat myself attorney general
this when accused the
Ec friends d Quesnay de Beaurepare have forged the
of the innocence of Dreyfus:
tOrnt flow Of insults the Turkish ~
t0a stop throw stones at all dogs that bark against thee thou Wi" never reach "
rhere leave barking contempt prosecute
satisfaction myself
~p%n~ Of the oreos~
will past
If ever haveth Of taking
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Alexander Devoe remanded 20 the Tombs
Yesterday by Coroner ShTady, pending the result
Of the inquest into the death OF Lefty Boyle.
who was shot on the night Of June % and died last
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING POS

July 81,
EVENING POST.
In your o June you
100000 against the evening Post he has ngsuy failed press for years.
has put forth the notion the Straits Of Panama sort of smaller English & Chan
misleading everything printed
n your
make first high level lock wide level
waterway triumphed
On Tuesday June TO- Senator
immediate level Canal
exhibited among building
high level lock the following
if
ssp's a Of SEQ asa ss '''' one '' " STA " feet " " ana ' " more "
of
fifty deep exactly type
way thought possible spoken
brought Consulting September year.
which FIVE hundred feet width the bottom six hum
dred feet width the level depth feet the lowest tides
therefore depth of 6 the highest tides the Pacific
which called
Straits of Panama and which Knox also
pirate denomination of true sea level canal"
this type
ambition detailed entirely
methods of carrying thanks the gradual depression of the
high level lock canal without npeng navigation one minute trans
formation which before the of the world
sa Th 80 ~ r; 81 @ ~ 49, t Soo h ~ VS. IS st Co. go u ~ ~ - nt 49,
having crystaized
floating opinion
remarks before the board of consulting OF the por
Septemb OF year:
high level first. of Panama
'aferwards"
before
June last
Mr. n o in all
the cF canal
future
sea Iereca
1t of secondary order whether the first navigabe summit
adopted had
proposed difference twenty thirty millions
navigation.
relatively small paid the resistance of human mind
to the guidance OF
conception after having been rescued
the folly
immediate level by rail and from the equally
folly the and military Navigation OF
greatest o. all highways of with perpetual locks.
This containing the key of the Mystery
1887 which
Lesseps life of the
Company the of the Panama
this adoption of which have struggled
against ignorance Old Company,
which d the high American Legislative body and
abandonment its formerly preferred scheme: the immediate
level canal construction by rail-
allowed my reality during my
lifetime
high
entire vncaton CT the conception of the
French genius
have preserved DEATH
enjoy resulting this battle fought against
impossible
key Mystery
United the of the world in the
prosecution great Lesseps
and nobody him would have undertaken
lofty point look upon
long they very
which resented deeply small that scarcely conceive
noticed them.
Among obliged
you much protect which
the fate
directed indeed directed
attached
lasted intensely desired
before the
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-20
RAILROAD NEWS

Conductor Russ GOode spent a few
days in Kansas City this week
Conductor S B. Hubbard moved
his family to Denver this week. They
Will live at 27I1 West Twenty-fifth
avenue.
This paper was in error last week
in reporting the report Of the dis
charge Of Engineer Sanford Adams
and Conductor W. J. McAllister from
the service OF the Rock Island. They
were given a thirty-day layOff. Their
friends viii be glad to learn that they
did not lose their positions, for both
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. McAllister are
good citizens and tOwnspeOple.
The Rock Island civil engineers
have surveyed the ground for the sid
ing for the power house Of the cleo
trio light plant The switch will con-
meet with the line west Of the mill
elevator They have also laid out the
line for 1,OOO-fOOt siding west Of the
shops, and a gang Of men are now
laying the track Survey was also
made for the new and larger boiler
and engine room Of the shops Other
improvements are contemplated,
which viii be reported later.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-20

Miss Nellie Hartman returned home
from LindsbOrg Friday morning to
enjoy a much needed rest and vaca-
ton after three years hard work in
the musical department Of Bethany
college. Miss Hartman returned home
a little before the close Of the college
year, but had completed the necessary
work and will be given a diploma
from the musical department during
commencement week She has earned
a high rank on the piano in that
school, and her study in vocal music
has brought out her voice, and shown
it to be much above the ordinary.
A party Of ten from GOOdland went
to COncOrdia last Friday evening to
attend a meeting Of the EIks lodge.
Seven candidates from GOOdland were
initiated into the order. They We're:
s. r. GOOde, Cecil Modem, Charles
Mailer, Joe Meneicke, z. ". Stewart
Clark Parker and A D. Stewart. The
new members were ehaperOned by
Elks John W. DOdds. Fred Dawson
and J. P. Cullen who saw that the
new recruits got all that was coming
to them H D. AlcOtt and Charles
BuschOw Of Colby, accompanied the
GOOdland delegation.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-20
AInInrnM.

Farmers have been rushing the
seeding Of grain the past few weeks
and a large acreage is being put in.
Mrs. Roy Robinson was visiting her
mother a few days last week south
Of Brewster.
Miss Anna Gordon returned home
from Nebraska last Saturday, where
she has been visiting with her grand
mother.
Harvey Chambers sold his place in
Union township last week at S11 per
acre He is thinking some OF remov-
ing to Colorado.
Q. z. PaysOn finished putting a well
down on his place Tuesday.
J. W. Bennett and A. H. Grimes
with their families, left for Harper
county, Kansas, last Thursday, ship
ping two cars Of household goods and
stock from Brewster.
NJ. H Wilson and Clark Stewart
shipped car Of cattle to Kansas City
from Brewster Saturday night
Mrs. r. A. Smith left for Crete,
Neb-, a week ago to stay during the
summer. She Will visit with her broth
er, George Albright, at Jennings,
Kan, for a few days on her way.
Chester Albright and his daughters,
Fannie and Blanche, and Mr.. Holland,
Of Edison attended church at Null
drOw Sunday and spent the afternoon
at R. A Smiths.