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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-03

There viii shortly ho mounted -
one of New York'a fumous museum
aiongaidr the statue OF Eysnnhy, tn
rountry'g grrntrst race horse, the bodN
OF the most famous eat which this oit'
Inns ever known The honor which !
10 be- accorded 10 tbs feline h due NO
only To the fact thai she lived through
"A number of accidents. any one O
which should have proven fatal, no
because she demonstrated actually ant
for the first time that n cat has min
lives. In comparison 60 her the ca
that did various thiuEa ia the hous'
TINT Jack built viii be nowhere, u
under her stuffed body viii be- "a skii
I first cat 60 die nine auth"ntl
dentha.' SO far as fame has TO d.
with THIS cat her career began recent
~ when she was observed chasing @
rat along one Of the city streets. sh'
was likewise being chased by a crow,
OF boyg. one of whom threw a phNlnt
stone which hitting her on the hea'
killed her. h arose from the mrs.
death. however, and tru 10 her IN
stlncts pursued the rat. The latter
ran up a night OF stairs leading To- the
elevated railroad tripping up a cor
pulent woman who fell on the eat
suuashiug her and killing her for a
time. The eat arose again.
however. and continued the chase
when the elevated platform Was
reached. the eat Was knocked cold by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-03

Tou4urial artists otherwise the bar
beers. Of tho state of New YORK In
solemn |conclavo assembled. rave not
only pfescrlbed the fashiOn in whlsk-
ers for the coming year. but have TAX
On q census Of various hirsuto adorn-
and declared war on various
kiusd Of crcrpcrs Tho only proper
fuco adornment for the coming sea
son. II the tonsorial mandates are
win be q Kaiser Wilhelm
mustachc with a very small chin
beard resembling the Hughes adorn-
mcut VIII be considered correct In
the research line the most important
discovery was that Of the asparagus
beard. which It is asserted, lOurlshcs
on Long Island. This decoration takes
the form Of q thin and struggling
appndaRe 10 the chin ana is declared
to be in extremely bod form eve in
rural communities A sustained ef-
Tor r. 10 be made in favor OF clean
shaver faces, and war is declared on
the safety razor. The latter IL assert
ed TO De an instrument, the use Of
which requires neither skin O fin
cssr. It is regarded by professionals
AZ an abominutinh ana II Is rumorcd
TINT al attempt viii be- made to re
strict its use for exceeding the razor
limit. Just az it TX proposed to prose-
cute all persons wearing the aapara-
gus beard for exceeding the whiskcr
limit Az a matter of statistics, how
eyer. the tonsorial trade Is advancing
by leaps ana bounds Twenty years
go seven men out of ten had their
aces covered with whiskcrs To-day
MY two out of ten du 40. and 1t lH
freely predicted that In ten yoara
more a man in New York. who Va not
lean shnvcn win be "A curiosity. not
q sny q m~onstrosity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-03

New York's most famous CONF.
fence man, popularity known as Hun.
.ry Joe. who died six years ago has
gain returned to Broadway. lie is
tow neither u ghost nor q swiudler,
lut one OF the most celebrated case.
with which the central office has
yer had to deal with. As "A reader
\ his own obituaries he has already
Joined the class OF Mark Twain and
ADMIRAL ltujcstvensky. Hungry Joe
is really q relic Of anto-brllum days.
incc he began his occupation MS a
,%uuhdcuCc man I'm 1861 lie has
windlcd such famous men as Oscar
Hlldc. Judge Noah Davis, General
Iohn A Logan. Charles Francis Ad-
ms ana many others. He has also
one under almost as many aliases
Is the number of his victims, ana by
many he is regarded as the original
yold brick man Of New York His real
1amo - Joseph Abzes ana he is
lrohablv the only man who ever fool
d the New York police into believ-
ny hiu dead when he was not lie
las 80, we'd several terms Ia prison
he De. of which was In Maryland
tate nitrutiary from which ne was
'elcas, : in 1898. shortly afterward
lotice u his death appeared In an
ne pl miucnt papers iu the country
nd ai,"r due investigation his photo
raph was withdrawn from the.
'togu, Gallery. which II had adorn
d for nearly a third Of a century
lis =, mt appearance ON Broadway
1owevao, brought TO light one OF the
most { nous criminal hoaXcs in his
DRY. Hungry Joe" did not die In
1898 ,td the notices iu various pa
lers " re- inserted by friends To cover
~ his future. Now Hungry Joe has
'eforn d and Is leading a model life
'uriot ly enough his discovery on
BROAD ay. after he has been held
lead ir a decade, was due to his pc
uliar aud hshitual unwilingness to
Walk "a to the building line He
passes tho mouth Of an alley
r. ne a building ana Il was this pit
uliar which lead to his rcdis-
over,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-03

Eight cities in tho North Plcily
harness Face and live stock circuit
VIII hang up purses ANA premiums
u~egr,gatins S2g5.uU0 this summer
and next fan one hundred thous-
and dollars is FOR exhibits of live
stock. Five hundred horses from va
rIuus parts uf the trlus-Rocky noun
tain aud coast states and northwestern
Canada are entered The racing cir
cult oucned at E,liingh3m. wash.
August 20 rnr sis i8vs The other
dates are Everett. wash. Aug 81
sept. 8. Seattle. sept 1-1e: salem.
ore. Sept ls-le. Portland. sept. 2i-
% North Yakima. wash. Sept. 2N-
oct 3 Spokane oct 5-10 Lewiston.
Idaho. Dot 1e-lF With the eNCep-
tion 81 R.uinsham there wil Dee live.
stock exhibits in an the cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-03

Jess Essary, twenty-five years of
age, and clara Gilbert. twenty-onc
years of until recently residents
of Kansas city and st. Louis. Mo
were married I'm ten seconds the other
lay by Judge r.. II Sullivan of the
spokane country superior court. who
broke an records for quick Ccremon-
les. Less than nifty words were used
ana There We're no frills or kissing the
bride. Essary and his bride were
raised together In Green county. Mo-.
ana became engaged at Joplin. where
they were visiting relatives. The rea-
son for the hurried hitch was that
the couple wanted Go lake their hon
eymuon trim on a certain train. AT
the ceremony they caught "a street
and reached the railroad station
0 few seconds before the train pull
'd u for Puget Sound Mir. and
Mrs Essary viii live ut 1910 Malou
'Nenur. spokane. ON their return.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-03

ia South Third street.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11

pleased IL be shows himself to be
greater than the hand that made
him
The interests Of high protection
com pose the root and branch OF
Republicanism. and their peculiar
business methOds-as evidenced
in insurance, trust. railroad and
bankin gdiselosures-show how
lightly the law Is considered OF
Obeyed.
If Mr.. Taft's judicial tempera-
ment" can see a. far through s
piece Of tissue paper as a child,
and his courage and honesty
de- not desert their post. we
may see him buck the trust
line" and give the great masses q
square deal" in which words
are only good when backed up 10y
deeds
We shall see what we shall see
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
THE RESULT OF The ELECTION.

The result Of yesterday election
shows that large majority Of the
people Of the United States are
still willing 10 be hoodwinked and
defrauded by party that has for
many years ridden roughshOd over
the principles upon which this
gOvernmentwasf founded. VIM. II.
Taft. candidate of that party, has
been declared the choice of the
people. There i nothing that can
be done save to accept the inevita-
Bile. 1t is safe to say that cases
against trusts will gradually be
dropped, the tariff. If revised at all.
will be made more prohibitive than
ever, and the useless waste of
money in the Philippines will
continue.
This is the third time a majority
of the suffragans of this country
has declined the services of William
y. Bryan for president. While
this gentleman has not always ap-
pealed to some democrats. he has
on three occasions received the
bulk OF the party, and those who
supported him yesterday have no
apologies 10 make. They have
done their duty as good democrats.
About all Mr.. Bryan can say was
uttered by great man many years
ago-"I have fought good fight;
| have kept the faith" The many
thousands who supported Mr..
Bryan can repeat the same. They
are democrats still and are as much
convinced asever that truth crushed
TO earth will rise again, and that
eventually wisdom will be justified
of all her children.
Considering the tremendous odds
against him, Mr.. Bryan truly made
good fight. The president and
all his cabinet were against him.
using their pens and tongues in
antagonizing all the principles he
advocated; the corporations stood
across his path in solid phalanx.
trusts employing thousands of men
sent the word down the line and
made many believe that empty
dinner pals would follow should
they express their principles by
casting democratic votes, and plu-
tocracy with all its insolence
frowned upon the Nebraskan.
With such tide to combat, it NAV
be Justly said of Mr.. Bryan Wei
done, good and faithful servant
We will merely repeat what has
often been said before when q
minority, however right it may
be, is crushed by thoughtIess
majority. DR.. Samuel johnson on
a certain occasion wrote the fol
lowing:
Let others hail the rising sun
/ bow to that whose course is run
| A iex4nlria Gazette
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
TAPT'S GOOD WORDS.

Every business man who is
obeying the law may go ahead with
all the energy IN his possession;
every enterprise ehich is within
the statutes may proceed without
fear of Interference from the adj
ministraLion when acting legally:
but all interests within the iudis-
dictlon Of the Federal government
may c&,,ct rigid enforcement
OF the law against dishonest
methods"
The above is from a speech by
President-Elect Taft in Cincinnati
last Thursday.
The words have a pleasant sound
and suggest great things for the
advancement of the country's law
respecting citizens and the protec-
ton of the plain people. ("
We shall watch with considerable
interest the course of the party
over which Mr.. Taft now rules.
and will be greatly surprised and
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11

elected governor. but Bryan has
lost the State.
In North Dakota Democrat has
been elected governor. but Bryan
has lost the State.
In Montana a Democrat probably
has been elected governor. bat
Bryan has lost the State.
In New York the Democratic
candidate fer governor ran l5O. Cos
ahead al Ryan.
In Illinois the Democratic cSnji
date for governor ran far ahead n
Brysn.
In Nebraska the Democratic can
didSte for governor ran far ahea,
of Bryan.
Throughout tho South Mr.. BrySr
received a smaller vote than in nj
two previous campaigns.
There il the story. Discernin:
| Democrats hoped and prayed las
spring that Mr. Bryan would stan,
aside and give SOME other Demo
crAt chance Democrat wh
would have some prospect Of win
I ming. They were denounced a
enemies Of 'te party. Their bette
insight was Described rs hatred q
| the NebrsSkan- After Mr.. Bryan
nomination faciional difference
were laid aside. and he had fr,.
( field TO show what lac could dc
The result shows that he wa
beaten from the moment ne wa
I nominated ~ Denver.
Now. let ,hc Democracy gras
the thrice-empha>izod fact ,h4, Il.
| American people De- no, want Nh
Bryan ia the White House. -
Washington Pest.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
EQUIPMENT FOR LIFE.

Professor kean, superintendent
of county schools in Rockford.
Illinois, has formulated a new
commandment-"Thou shalt en-
rich and enlarge the life of the
country child, and in pursuance
of this injunction, the smallest
county in Illinois-Putnam-has
inaugurated a new order Of educa-
tional methods by establishing a
consolidated" school. The farm
ers OF Magnolia township-mostly
descendants of sturdy Quaker
stock-have swept all the small
schools of their section into one
large one-a substantial building
situated on twenty acres of fine
forest. furnished with steam heat,
gas and running water, and equipp-
ed with laboratories, libraries,
manual training rooms, play rooms,
work shop, cloak rooms and office.
The course of instruction includes
the preparatory grade and the high
school course, with special atten-
ton given 10 agricultural science,
horticulture, animal husbandry,
domestic science and home econo-
mics, the training being such as
will tend to conserve what is best
and richest in life distinctly rural.
The educational creed thus inaugu-
rated f.. farm;rc d.. ric's is that
the country child il entitled to
every whit as good an educational
opportunity as that now enjoyed
by the most favored cify child now
attending lAe A'nt r,can public
sch s. Nry Z. BRYAN, in Uncle
r mu IT Home Magazine for
Nnvrsnbcr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
Southern Railway

y. B.-Following schedule figures arr
published only as information and are not
guaranteed
In Effect September 6. 1905
WESTBOUND.
Week days trains leave Washington for
Bluemont as follows: SIC 8 m; 4.3O p. m;
500 p. IN.
sunday trains leave Washington for Blue
mont Is follows: els q. m 5t5 D. m
:. 10 a. m. train connects AZ Bluemont for
Winchester via Stage Line.
EASTBOUND.
Week DAYS, t-Ains leave Bluemoni for
Washington: 5. IS a. m; II. Is p m: 5 = y. M
Sunday trains leave Biuemont for Wash
ington: 5.45 n. m; 5.25 p. m.
Week day trains leave Leesburg for Wash
ington: SIS a. N.
l2l5 2. IN. train connects at Bluemont with
Stage Line from Winchester.
=. III. AcKEKT. Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr.
,. II. HAEDwIcK. Passenger Traffic Man
agcr.
W II. TAYLoE, General Passenger Agent
/. ). BRowS, General Agent, T05 18th 81
y. w, Washington, d. c.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11

II you suffer from constipation AID
liver trouble Foley's Orino Laxative viii
cure you permanently by stimulating the
digestive organs soihSy will act naturally
Foiey's Orino Laxative does not grippe j.
pleasant 10 take and you do not
have TO laxAiives continually after
taking Orino. Why continue 20 be The
slave OF pills and tsblets J c. Jones
& Co. MillwOod. Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
The oarrot.

The garrute l. thing that ~ man
or nervous temperament Should i,.ok
at. Once seen II never can le FORGOT
ten Just o. think Of q mouths after.
ward brings up choking Sensarl..u
which makes one long 70 tear away
his collar and breathe the free air rs
deeply as he can. II rests upon n
raised platform. an ordinary straight
backed chair. with thin iron clasps on
the elbows and legs OF the chair These
are for the arms and ankles Of the
condemned criminal. At the top OF
tho back Of the chair Is n hand OF
iron, one end OF which swings out so
as 10 admit Of n neck being Inserted.
This band snaps around In place. and
all Is ready. 4 twirl OF crank in
back and as the band brushes the neck
back pin pierces the medulla OBJ
longata.-New York Sun.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
Commissioners Notice.

NN4iAiA.loo4tlAtl
October 3, 1908.
In the Circuit Court Of Clarke Go inrv, Va.
Thomas Reed Complainant.
VS..
Nelson Reed, Jr.. and Irene Reed, his wife
Betsey Reed, Nancy Reed, Julia Tina
bers. and George Ii. Levi. Sheriff,
Committee Administrator Of Nelson
Reed, Sr., deceased, Defendants
BY a decree of the said Court. of the Sen
TENDER Term. 1905, this cause was referred
TO one of the Commissioners Of the Court 10
ascertain and report as follows,
First. What personal estate Nelson Reed
Sr., owned at the time of his death;
Second. What disposition was made Of
the said personal estate by the said Nelson
Reed, Jr.. or the administrator Of the said
Nelson Heed, ST. and what estate is now in
the hands OF the said administrator available
for payment of the debts owing from the
estate of Nelson Reed, Sr.;
Third. settlement of the administration
account OF Nelson Reed. ST., by G. II Levi
Sheriff, his administrator;
Fourth. What debts the said Nelson
Reed, Sr., owed at the time of his death. To
whom they are payable, their nature and
their respective amount and their priorties;
Fifth What real estate was owned by the
said Nelson Reed, Sr.. ut the time Of his
death, its quantity, description and location;
Sixth. Such other matters as any marty
IN interest may require, the same being per-
tInent, ana particularly whether the said
real estate is capable of pertition in kind
among these entitled thereto, and whether
sale OF the same will best promote the inter
ests OF those entitled TO the same; and such
other matters as the Commissioner will deem
pertinent, whether so requested or not. and
said Commissioner shall also report what
liens, II any, bind the said real estate
The parties tothis cause and the creditors Of
the said Nelson Reed, ST., deceased. are here.
by notified that viii proceed 20 execute the
SAID order of reference at my office in the
Courthouse in Rerryville, Virginia. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1905,
when and where they are required to appear.
with their evidence.
976t SAM'L J. c. MOORE.
Commissioner in. Chancery.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
HR. BRYAN ELlElSGTED.

The election has demonstrated.
% rs. several things worthy &C
especial mention and consideration.
That Mr. Bryan is finally climi-
mated a. a pos>i5.e Presidential
candidate.
That the Republicans are 80
strongly cntrenched In power, and
WELD taat power with such telling
effect In every Presidential cam
paign. that only a political revoIu-
ton viii or can overthrow them.
That Mr.. Bryan's personality Is
1ost rs superb as ever and his moral
and mental qualitie, just as beloved
by the plain people.
That the anti-Bryanites in the
Democratic ranks. and those among
the Republicans whocried unsafe"
were responsible for the defeat.
That the labor unions maintained
their position Of neutrality in
politics. each member voting as he
has previously done
And we further believe that the
policies embodied inthe Democratic
platform were for the good Of the
great mass OF our people; and we
are so strongly Of that notion. that
we fully expect 10 see incorporated
in the Republican platform of 1912
the bestblanks from the Democratic
platform Of 1905: Just as the Re
publican party has taken up in the
last few years the things originated
by the Democratic platforms OF the
past.
It'll rather 4 curious thing TO see
the Republicans profiting by the
brains and ideas Of the Democrats.
but such has been the case.
The Democracy has not been
killed; itisnoteven fatally wounded;
we have been defeated: and have
risen chastened but dismayed: We
shall again go forth 10 battle four
years hence, with hope add vigor,
rallying beneath the banner of a
leader of whom we are not ashamed.
As the COURIER said in 1904.
the solid South casts practically all
of the Democratic electoral votes.
We reiterate our statement OF that
year, that The time is ripe for the
nomination Of a Southern man for
the Presidency" not simply be-
cause he Is a southern man. but be-
cause we cast practically all of the
Democratic electoral votes. and be-
cause we are safe and sane, and
because in due time enough of the
North and West will join with US
IN ali organized and successful pro-
test against the political domination
of the past twenty years.
We viii be glad to follow or join
our brethren Of the Southern press
In putting forward that idea from
this day until 1912. Have we a
secondl
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
Observation-Disclosures.

The above is the name Of German
chemical. which Is one of the many val
cable ingredients OF Foley's Kidney
Remedy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the inc. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities. and avoid a serious
maIady. J 9. Jones a. Co, Millgood,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
WE SHALL STAND TOGETHER.

Believing that the people of Vir-
ginia are with US. because we are
right, The Jcurnal reconsecrates
itself to the cause # Democracy as
championed and expounded by
William j. Bryan.
Tie journal will not 90 back 10
1900 1850 30 find its issues and
arguments; nor will it be so lacking
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11

FOley's Honey and Tar clears the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
throat, sOoibes the inflamed membranes,
aud the most obstinate cough disappears.
Sore and inhamed lungs are healed and
strengthened, and the cold IS expelled
from the system. Refuse any but the
genuine in the yellow package. JIG.
Jones & Co, Millwood,V
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
To Cure Hav Fever.

Take one pound OF ragweed leaves
with stems. flower and seeds indIs-
criminately or without them. boil I'm
two quarts OF water down 10 one
quart and strain Divide this one
quart into three parts-viz. one pint
and two half pints. On the first day
take one-twelfth OF the one pint every
hour-twelve doses. The second day
take one-twelfth of one half pint ev-
cry hour, and on the third day take
the same quantity-viz, one-twelfth of
one-half pint.-Detroit Free Press.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-11
j. M. ECHoLS CO.. Lynchburs. Va.
For Sale by C BIencowe
commissioners notice.

Commissioners Office.
October - 1905.
IN the Circuit Court Of Clarke County. Va
NJ. T.. p. Reed. Trustee
vs..
Boyce Implement Company. e ais
N CHANCERY
BY a consent decree Of the said Court en-
tered at the September terra, 1905, this cause
was referred 10 the undersigned - one q
the Commissioners in CHANGER OF this
Court 10 ascertain and report a. follows fEX-
tract from the decree.
First. An account Of all the assets Of the
Boyce Implement Company which have
come into the possession 81 NJ. l. L. Reel
trustee, and jerome Hauptman. receiver, OF
either - them, and whether there are any
other assets that should come into their
possession; aud which Of said assets IL any.
are subject TO prior lien or charge.
Second. An account OF all OF the creditors
OF the Boyoe Implement Company showing
their priOriues, II any;
Third. To settle the accounts Of said trus-
tee aud receiver
Fourth. To report a scheme Of distriba-
ton of funds applicable 10 the payment Of
dividends
Fifth. Any other matter deemed peril
nent by himself or which he shall be re-
ques:ed 10 do by any person in interest.
slAlhS n whose request out before proceed
ing 10 execute this Order be shall give notice
OF the time ond place thereof by publicau Z
once a week for four successive weeks in tie
CLARKE COURIER; which publication shall
be eQuiva ent 10 personal service on the
parties and creditors or either OF them; and
all the creditors and other persons are here
by required 70 exhibit their claims and con-
tentions before said Commissioner.
The parties 10 this cause and the creditors
OF the said BOyce Implement Compauv arc
therefore hereby notified that ! will proceed
TO execute the said order OF reference al my
office in kerryvi.le, Va, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER u. 1903.
when and where they are required To appear
with their evidence.
81 tbs CHAS. NJ. GROUN.
Commissioner in Chance-y