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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

8. Sd, fam am Wortdg 9(6euo 10
ll6r mad Ser aSometDooO 9o1tno
MtiIion," 0r. 633, eight StroBe,
uno eriltdte nm GrIalbniB, ii6 bort
pG6reno Der gtaft oufbalteH gu Dir
fen, mo8 i6m geudbrt muroe. @e'
tern Mtorgen iano man OeH Q}onn
fronf I'M Sole Dor. Gr murOe in cin
3immer qe6rodt, mo er geitern D{ors
gen 3 ltbr itorb. 8riefe III leiHem
Bette fiibrten SIT ieiner $Oentiii3i-
ruug. Die &eide beiinbet it6 in Der
Ntorgue. Coroner Heinbarot miro
cine ltnteriudltng n%ornebmeH.
- 6rol 6rieOeride 9. Sad8, so
Sabre alt, in Gar. 1913, 9rlti0-@ila
Aucmue, m~obnboft, mrtroe am Wton-
tog 2G6eno pom 8oli3iiten WtcQhilen
an eiucm 9httI1tr5 IeioenO an Der
Sremont = StruBe a%n9etroffen rno
nod Dem yOtarplun0 . llniperiitdtS.
Soipltul" gebradlt, no tie geItert
Morgcn 129 lt6r itor6. Der @oro-
ner unteriltfte Sen San. 6rmiSad3
itammte aus 0eutlhIuno un0 mar
oie 8ittpc Oc8 9oronS bon Ollldeu.
6eim. sic tam i'm Sabre 1874 nod
Baltimore. Sin GnfeI, &r. Otto
Claus, nit DEM lie in genanntem
Soltip mnhltte iihrr(pht lie
9eerotquuqeH. Die De-
er6igttug bon Srn. &arI acI5 ser
Dor eini9Gn Goqeu i'm Sitter BON 46
Sabren ltorb, fano geItern 3ofInit-
tag bon iciuer @oDnrrt9, g}r. $40,
@ooopeor . StroBe, ans ortf Dem
,2ouoon . 9orf . 5rieobofe" ltott.
4ultor Safob @. 9oiolper omtirte II.
ais 9abrttftrGaer iingirten Die fol-
gen0cn MitgIicoer Ser n@oibington.
2ogc Nr. I oc3 0roen8 Oc5 5bieIo
Of Sonor": Gbomo8 s. 9irbn Geo.
$. &iap, @m. e. Mifo8, gotparo
Quiglep, inn, z. %. NidolS, A.
SoneS, Some3 Z. W}c0owcIl nnO
Senrp SeiboIo. IuBer0em mar
ou3 g@em Gonclaoe Nr. S Oe5 Ser
beIIertcu SroenS Der Septoiopben"
uno Der Baltimore 1tnO Sbio-Siili$-
@erein" 0urf 9elegationen nertreten.
Ser 8erItorbene mar Mui6iniit; iet'
ne Satin ginq linn Dor einigen Sab
rem I'M So0c boran. Gr btnterlGBt
feline &inOer.
- 9todlocm Safer Smell i'll Der
fot6oliidcu ct. Seromc'5 Stride, OH
Sonburg, nabc ScottitruBe, cine
SeclenneIic fir ibr Scclenbcit gele-
fen. lpltrOen sic iroiihen lleberreite
Scr ON Sonntog bobingeidieoencn
6rou &otborine 9Io8mcier alIf Dem
gSome Smeet Some . &irdbofe" all
scr 9iooIeItroBe 5ltr letteu &u6e be-
Itottct. Die @%ceroigumg 0ing bon
ibrcr @obnmg, Nr. 100, Ht6gelu.
GtraBc, aus Dor lid. AlS 9abrtudl'
trigger cruieIen Der EoOteu Ole lebteu
G6rcn ole SS. 8nt. &eap, IS. &ellp,
S. Stumpi Geo. 9eterS, So6n Set.
nefomp mo z. &eonc8. 6rou Slo@s
meier nilroe in Sonnopcr, 9eutidI.
lono, qcborPn m10 luor felt TO Sab
rem 8ittnc. Sic binterIdBt pierStill.
Scr mo od)t GutelfinOer.
Inter 5ablreid)er @et6eiligung
iono gcitern Nahmittog Die 9eeroi'
qllng ser 6ror Caroline 10. @ii6ner,
Ole am Sonntog in bobem Nltcr ans
Dem 9e6en ihieo. pom 3rauerboHic,
gtr. 233, NorO . S6rooeritr., ans
otf ser o2ouoou @ort Cemetery"
itott. Eoitor 2loDo 3. GobletB BON
ser REF. ct. 8ultlS . Stride nnttirtc
I'M Souic uno am @robe, un0 ais
9obrtudtrGger iungirten Die $50. i.
Sdleider, GrnIt Sdnei0er, gogor
Braun Geo. 8bitneD Sol Gpib mo
Charles Midter. Srou 0iibner
itonlmte aus 9omberg, 0eutiAlano;
i6r @otte Mortin Siibner itarb Dor
"A Sobren. sic 6interIdBt fiinf
ain0er lulo 16 Gntelfinoer.
n 4 Pc 49, a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29


Nus sem GoIi5ei-0 epor.
tement. - St Der geitrigen Sit,
ittg Ser 8oli3eibeboroe muroe 8oIi.
silt Hobert 8. Hoop pom n6roliden
OiItrift nbgeiebt, ipeil er Iif 3 Stuns
Den ip1ter ais Die I6tbeiIlrng, Der er
5%ngetbeilt mar, I'M StotionSbnuie elm.
geIteQt uno 5mei Telepbonmeloungen
oermlBt bate. Brchepoli5iIt 6. s.
8oooing BON nora der 0iItrift
iuuroe 81 Dem reglilGren Stang erbos
ben iuno Ileranber Sreeburger tpllroe
5umFrobepoli3iiten ernannt. SGmmt.
lid)e Foli5ei 3 Gapit1ne buttcn cine
unterreoung nit Der 9ebor0e be5iig.
lid oes Heinbaltens Der Seitenpege
BON Sdnee unO @iS. sic erflGrtelt
ale, es lei Iebr ibfper, Die oltf 6aS
&ein6alten Ser Seitentpege 6e5iigIi.
de 8eroronung ourd5uiiibrer, neil
Die It1otii1en 8eanlten es ltnterlies
BEN, Die Srottoire al ltGotiifem 81.
9entbum entlang re~in5ltbalten. GS
Dilroe beIdloIien, Die S%to0tperlpals
5u benahridtigen, OaB iie ebenio me.
mig oaS Hedt babe, Die betreifenoe
Seror0mlng rnberiidiihti9t 5u lais
ierl, ais Der inOipiouelle !Snlisbeiiber.
SGrcIebteS itungi i'm olten
Sabre belt geitcrn G6eno Die 8arfs
gebor6e. 0a ober Yr6iibent8eno6le
in Solge ltnpGbIidfeit nod nidt i'm
Stan0c luar, bas Sous 5it oerlaiien
lpurben MIR Die oaernotGwenoigiten
&olitine : @eidafte erIeoigt. Sefre.
tar aeQp berif)tete, Dab Die 9eb0roe
bon ibrer 8erpiaieuitg fiir 1904 Ell.
men lleberidub bon $4,000 anSan0
babe, lueld)eS 8elo fir 8erbeiierrm.
gen Dcrluonot iueroen fam. Sr. s.
9oriep WoterS nuroe fir 1905 mic.
ser gum Wuiif : 9irettor fir oie
Tnrt.Gon5erte ernannt, aber onitott
aus 26 miro Die 9apelle aus 80 Wu.
iifern 5uiommenseiest fem.
ginen leiften 9 dIoaan.
all eriitt Der 80 Sabre alte t6r.
SenrB Martin Goiules bon Nr. 1910,
NorO : g%roaopap, Sefret6r Der
Shulbeboroe. Die ger5te boffen,
Dab er in ipenigeu 1oeen mieoer fer.
geitellt ieii miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
9lus ncn @eridten.

Gin @eiddft$mann oerlangt $4,000
0ofiir, 0oB icin Nomc oui oie
idrpur3e elite Scr o@roOufteu-N
location" QeieBt mrroe, - 3mci
%qeborutc GhcmGnncr. Ser
i6ie0cue%.
SSm Stabtgeriht bat Slipcr g.
Gbcnolpitb cine &loQc ouf $4,000
SdoDenerIoB qegCu NicGuuouqb &
9lbrrn, GommiiiionSbGnoler ruO sic
Baltimore Irtlit & Eroouce Niiocio-
ton" Ourh ben NnmuIt Cotton elm
reihen luiieu. 9lGger iugt, ooh cr
ou 10, 0c3cmber cine Bortie Butter
tortftc, obcr luegen elmer MeimnaS-
perI6ieOenbcit fiber 0cu @crtb niht
%be5abltc. 9ormIf bin iei iein Nomt
ouf Die nidmor5c &iite" geieBt nor
oeu.
9ie oN oroton6 GcIepbon.
60" Gcmiuut.
Sn ser &logc oc3 9outicrS NIers
uuocr 9rolpu QcQeu sic nMorplouo
Eelepbon g." mc(hc Oanon obgC.
bnIten iuer0en IolG, in ooS StroBenbc
Ielthtlmg8.@eiddit SIT gebem emf
idicO 8ihtcr Sharp geitern, Dob 0ie
Ginreoe Der nW}ornIono Telepbon.
60" oufredt 6u erboIten mo sic
alo9e beS &rn. @ropu o%b5ulpeiien
iei. Ser Hid)ter oob cine miinoIide
Gntideioung ob. Der SAL miro MN.
mcbr an ooS appcaotionSqcri6t Gcs
ben.
l(cbcrtrug! fem Germ GEN.
Sermonn @Finbera cin Sander
NIT Observation-Disclosures grtifeln
IN Nr.626, Siio.9rooOlunD, ii6crtrug
aeitern fem 8erm6gen 81 @uniteu
ieiter @IGllbiger an gntonD 9emors
co, pcldcr $1,000 9iir9ihoft i%tcltc.
IS bciBt OoB ii6 sic &crbinoli6tei-
ten oltf $4,000 belouien.
&erIon9t teinen 8tttmers
AutbeiG.
SIN @oiiengeridt bat George Sc
rolo geItern oltf Ole Inn bon Ieiuer
Srolt bermodten So bcr5idtet unO
bat ben Intrng nuf ieinen @ittipcr'
Nntbeil nn6 Dem @eiebc bon 1898 &C.
iteLt, monod) CT Elm OrittcI perlats
gen fam. 0nS &erm0gen ser Ser
itor6cnen betrGgt mngefGbr $4,000.
IS lit 0ieIeS Der erlte Sail felt ser
Nnnobme oeS @eIebes in 1898.
grfoItete2icbe.
SIM Grei8geridt crbielt Ni6oGn&
q. @ottiuS, ein Snioiic bcS SolOa'
tenbeimS III 8irginicn, cine oblolute
S6eioung bon Glilobetb @otfin2,
tueIde CT 1878 g~ebeirotbct bate ulto
Die i'm in 1894 u%crlicB.
9e8gIcifcn lpuIroe N6robam S1oof
NpieI6oum BON gtr. 52t, 8eIt.@cr.
mnnitroBc, bon Sctte apfelborm sc.
idieoen. 9oS Yoar beirotbete 1887
in Nelp.Dorf, mo o(S er Ourd Wor.
gel an &eroienit BON Neiu-Y orf neg
qinq, INN @eIo SIT pcroic1cn, nabm
Die 6rolI Sen WoriB8einitein SIT i'd,
itn0 onS 9efiel IbroBnn nidt,
8erIangt$1 $4,000.
S5nt StootQeridte lultr6e Gbarle3
@. Souqbton BON Sobn Gif)ler nm
$4,000 Sdooeneriob uertlogt, ljeil
er in DEM @ei61it oeS 8crflugten eill
glltoc pcrloreu bat. SoS. z. G'?tctl
lit Der Anmolt oeS al0gerS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

*'+ Ser @eionanereim oSrobii1in"
beronitoltet om Snnntoa in Der Ger.
e%inSbolle cine groBe 8eibnad)ts @c.
idecrung fir Sung mo g(lt, fir mel.
d)e oGerGon6 llebcrraI6utgen in9lirS.
lid)t 0eIteut liuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29
eittIidfeits .@crachen in yseltpOrt.

SittlidfeitS. &crgcben in WeItpurt.
Sin nGinidbriges @do6en ooS
Spfer.- Der .ouae6Iihe Geriiber
ciH @luSblGicr.
@roBe 9luiregung, sic itf bis sur
Sieber6itc erb6btc, entltauo geitern
Nobmittog III 8eitport, ais BORT sic
&1m0e bon cinem ougcblifl bon
Sranf 9tlf3 otf sic 8 Sabre aItc
EIorenCe Smith periibtcu Notb-
3udt5neriudl ii6 nerbreitcte. Cine
qroBe Nu3obI OIGnner iud,te unb
Dem ougcbIi6cu &crbrcdcr, nit
Dem man lpobl tir3cu Yro3eB &C.
modt bobcu piiroe, bate man i'm
crmiid)t. 9ilfS pItroe gegcn 6 llbr
@lbcno8 ouf Dem Gom0cns8 ~obnbofe
bon Dem Hunoeiergeonten SbodIep
mo Dem &oli3iiten 6orriion nom
mcitIiden 0iItritt oerbaftet, ais er
i'm 9eqriif mar, eincn 3itg nad Bbis
looclpbio 5lt bciteigeu. >Gr liBt iebt
in ser mcitlid)en Station mo miro
icocufouS bellte na6 Wolmt @is
mans iibergcfiibrt mer0en.
Die @i%n5eInbeiten oeS Serbrcd)enS
ltnO niGt sur 8er0ifentIi6ung geeigs
net. Die Mlltter 0eS &in0eS, ole cine
Nadborin oe3 0ilf5 lit, 9iug geItcrn
Nahmittog qcgen bolb 1 llbr ans,
ltm Gint0llic 81 b%eiorgert, unb lteB
Slorence IN oeiien Sbbit 5llriid.
8Gbreno ibrer g(6peienbeit ioa bnS
Berbreden ~begongen moroen fem.
Die Satin Oe8 0ilt8, nit Der er lid)
Dor ettpn 5luei Snbren perbeiratbete,
mar Die @rItc, Oereu &eroudt crrcgt
luurOe. Sic tbeiItc oieIen ser 6rou
Smith init. 0o5 9iuo lou oonn
Der Wfllttcr oen Ncrgong er50blt mo
Gifts in @eacnlu0rt bon ctlidcn3el=
gen ieinc SdulO 3ugcitan0en bnbcu.
@r periflmnn0 iofort ans Ser glod)s
borlfoft mo taltd)te 5lterIt nie0er
I'M Gom0ens9ubnbof AMI no err Dem
&lmOeiergeanten SbodleD oltrf iein
n%cro0ieS unO oufgeregteS @ebnbren
miBiieG, Der Bug mad philadelphia
lpur nm 10 Winltten berIp1tet rrno
9iltS ~crflnoi9te lid mlgcIegenit rnO
SIT OerI6ieOenenItdlen nud Dem Ib.
gang OeS 3ugeS. Sn ser 3miideu-
5eit bate lih Sdcriff @m. u. 0hlbl
bon glnne NrlnocI.G olntp am 8obn-
bof einqefrnoen. @r trof NIT Sbod-
lep 5uionmen, tbeilte OieIem 0aS
&erbred)er nit uno 5eigte linn cine
photographic Oe8 NlIgeidllloigtell.
SoboIo SbodleD on8 @ilo ioG, iagte
or 5n Dem Sderifi; oSbr Monn be-
iinoet iit inl9obnbof." Die 8eomten
cilten oltf Den Eerron, no 9iltS nit
ou0eren Salio9ieren in elmer Reibe
Itcbelo, ebcn olrrdl ole Sforte nod)
Dem 3uQlfpIppen Ourdidreiten poIl-
te. Gr mllr0e %loiort pcrboitet mo
mad, Der meltliden Station ge6rodt.
SrieoenSri6ter Miiler BON Mount
8innnS ~Itelte Den &erbaftSbefebl
aus uno miro oen San b0rerl, iuenn
cr sic SiGerbeit oes @eiongeuen nidt
~gefGbnoet gloubt.
Gifts lit "a Sabre alt, ltommt aus
@iuiamStomn N..S., uno lit ein
@laSbl1ier in ben @loSperten IN
@eitport.
Geiignirte.-- Sr. u. tScr6crt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

3 iir cine Grtroiibung
DER 0eiebgcbung. Ser
StootSonnolt Nlbert g. s. OmenS,
Elm ~ltrifter Nnbdnger Der oenlofroti-
ihcn Eartei uno perionli6er 8rellno
0eS Srn. s. Sreemnn Raiin, belt
geitern I'M benlofrotiiden Concord.
Club, 6eIieu Yrd'ibent Ganiel s.
2ooen. Toli5eiridter itnb Sertrouter
Oes 9rn. Hoiin, lit, einen 8ortrog,
in nelhent er ooS Eoe.@ntred)tuneS.
ENHANCEMENT nno ooS ,Srid."9ollot
ongriff unb ieinerieits elm Imenbe.
ment sur Contribution ooridlug.
gtod oielcm ioIlen oqe Iie ltimmbc-
red)tigt icin, iueld)c Die Contribution
6eS Stdotcs ODER Der Ser. Stooten
in cngliidcr Sprofe leien fonnen.
Gr befiirluortet oeSbolb cine Grtra.
Sibung scr @e~iebgebung.
8eriette cincm 0eger Ell.
mem 8uBtritt. = Gbriitop6er 6.
@rabant, Elm 56 Sabre otter Wonn
bon Ar. 6, 8reen.2nne, miirbe aeitern
i'm norolihen Stationsbaule bonn
aaoi @bite Inn $40 g%eltroft fueaen
ungebiibrlid)en 9etrogenS auf einem
Waggon Scr oHolonosB art .3inie".
@rabam bate einenl Heger einen
Slibtritt periebt, OILS oerieIbe BON
@oggon abItieg.
StabI ieinem Haffengcs
noiien bic Cans. - @eil er
leinem afrifaniid)en HnIiengenoiiell
Tbilipp Green BON Nr. sol, @eit.
90. StraRe, am Observation-Disclosures cine
Sans ~geitoblen bate, tplroe Der He.
ger Normon Salon bon yfr. 2S4f, He-
mington-a penue, geitern bonn aaSi
@bite I'M norolifen StationsabmIe
Dem @eridtsperfabrcn iiberpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-29

Heiignirte.- - Sr. u. Scrbcrt
Steipart, pelder felt licben Sobren
SiilfSsS etretGr uro MuOiteur Ger
y9lmericon Bombing So" uur, bat
reiignirt, GA fem acknowledgement
Iid) oeri6limmert bot.
@ineu fetgen Nr9riff boil
fiiDrte am WIontog IbenO %5ufobgSeGs
Der, Elm 43 Sabre alter Mtonn BON
Hr. 206, Sit-8ort.anenIe, oltf Wtalt'
rice Gleorp. 2etterer mar aus 6rep'S
@irtbi6oIt on 6orreIt., nobe Siaen'
itroBe, genorfen lporben, uno Roli'
5iIt Smpt6 orretirte i'm. lin i'm
gefiigig 5u MAIDEN, mnB Der 9lou'
rod Gleorp nieoeriperfen un0 orI i'm
iiber, bis Der BdtroImogcu onlang'
re. ltnteroeIien trot Meooer aitS
Ger @irtbihoft nno periebte Gleorp
eincn GllBtritt ms 8eIiht, mos bent
ieIben 6aS NilSIeben CAB, alS babe
elm Wouleiel i'm getreten. Der Bolt'
5iIt orretirte @eoocr ipater, iinb aoei
Grammar itrofte i'm Inn $25 uno
ionOte i'm nuf 30 3oge ms @cfong'
nib.
Il nfGlle. - Worib 2eitD bon
0r. 2021, 0oro-S iilton-guenle, flel
geltern an Der efe bon 6apette- nno
geortD.S traBe auf Dem @lattciIe 1tno
brad ooS 6iiBgelenf. Gr mrrOe III
elmer antihe nod Sollie gebrodt.
Gin Wogen DER Sfilmnnld)elt
gaderei ipliroe geitern bel Dem luelt'
liden @oggonIfuppen oon einem
StraBenbnbnlua9gon g~etroffen, mo
ser 6ubrmnnn George SanoerS BON
Scr. 1928, Glarfion.S troBe, iiel POM
@ogen unO erlitt oerartige 8erlesuns
gen ON 8iiden ooB CT uaf) Dem
rStaot Soipitol" gebro6t mcroen
muBte.
= Robert Cummings bon Hr.10t4,
Gfiiton.Glnce, fiel geitern al Der ode
bon gogersS troBe uno Glifton.Elace
mo brad Elm 8ein. Gr fano auf.
rnbme I'M oStoot.Soipitol".
Srou 8~ilbelnline 8infIer, SO
Sabre alt, ~itiir5te 9~eitern Worgen AM
Z ubr I'M Sofraume ibrer @obnurg,
Ger. 1899, SrleonssS trobe, 10 ungliif
lid auf benz Gle, ooB Tie einen bop,
pelten 9ritd oeS linfen glrmeS erlitt.
Or. Q. Cameron nabm lie in gebono.
lung.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Board Of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors held n
very stormy session last Saturday.
but very little important business
was transacted.
The special Clarke County Sheep
Law of 1902 was repealed and the
law approved February II. 1909.
was adopted.
a resolution was unanimously
adopted giving the freedom of the
Courthouse to the survivors of the
Mosby command. who will meet in
reunion here ON August II.
Mr.. Carver reported the Asbhy
Gap read in very bad condition.
and Messrs. Carver and Grigsby
were appointed a committee to put
up the road at public auction and
let IT out TO the lowest bidder. The
right To reject any or all bids was
reserved. The Committee will re-
port upon the bids received orany
action taken.
MeSsrs. Samuel Simpson. Alfred
Green, Charles Smallwood. b. j.
Longerbeam and :. j. Wiley were
appointed viewers to appraise the
value Of the strip of land at Bcrrys
which will be needed for the ap-
proach for the new Bridge.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Down al the SeaShOre.

Hon. Marshall Mccormick left
last week for Atlantic City. where
he is now recuperating from his
arduous legal and political Iabors,
and getting in Fighting trim" for
the Democratic Convention which
meets at st. Louis on July 8. As
many of the leading politicians are
sojourning at Atlantic City Mr..
Mccormick will probably be in
a position to know the way they
feel about Presidential candidates
by the time he reaches St. Louis.
Ii is said that Mr.. Mccormick
favors Gray, of Delaware, but we
have no authoritative statement
from him rs to this,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Charter Granted

Hon. \. Moore. Jr.. as general
counsel for the new electric road.
appeared before the Corporation
Commission in Richmond Monday
and a charter was granted TO the
Winchester and Washington CITY
Railroad Company. giving the
company the privilege of con-
structing an electric railroad from
Winchester To a point i'm Alexan-
dria County, Va. near Washing
ton, via Berryville and Bluemont.
and of carrying on a freight and
passenger business.
The home Office of the company
Will be at Winchester. and the
officers are: :. II. Hansbrough.
president: Gen. Charles Thurman.
vice-president: y. Moore. Jr..
general counsel: and :. l.. Hoover.
temporary superintendent.
The minimum capital stock Of
the company l. 500. 900. and the
maximum. 100000. divided into
shares of 800 each.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
For q Hundred Years.

For hundred years or more Witch
Hazel has been recognized as a superior
remedy, hut it remained for +. G. Dewitt
Il Co, of Chicago, TO discover how to
combine the virtues of Witch Hazel with
other antiseptics, in the form of a salve
DeWitrs Witch Hazel Salve is the best
salve In the world for sores, cuts, burns,
bruises and piles The high standing Of
this salve has given rise TO counterfeits,
and the public is advised to look for the
name Dewitt" on the package, and
accept no other. Sold by all druggists
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Baltimore Conference Sunday School
Convention.

The thirty eighth annual session
of the Sunday School Convention
ofthc Baltimore Conference. VI. +.
Church, South. will bc held at
Martin>burg. W. Va. July 1915.
The opening sermon will be preach
cd by Rev. F. !. Prettyman of
Washington, ID. c.. on Tuesday
evening. July Il.
\ programme of rare excellence
and attractivcnc>~ has been ar
ranged. Many of the best speak
erS from this conference will be
heard and outside talent of "a high
order has been assured. The adj
dress of Hon. VIM. F.. Andrews.
Auditor for the Treasury Depart
mcnt, on Wednesday evening. July
13. will De a treat.
Schools of moro than one hum
dred members are entitled to one
delegate; those of one hundred or
more members. two delegates.
Preachers are cN-otiicio member,
and all visitors are welcome and
will receive all the courtesy ac-
corded delegates. Every school
should be represented
Reduced rates ON all railroads
Will be arranged for. Board of DEL
egate~ at Martinsburg will not cN-
ceed one dollar per day: preachers
are entertained free.
Write the secretary ifyou desire
the benefit of the reduced railroad
rates. or amy other information.
w. W MHIAN. Sec.
Columbian Bldg.
Washington. u. c.
NJ. /. NAIToN. Pres
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Fine Horses Killed.

The heavy electric storms for
the past week or two have done a
great deal of damage To crops i'm
this and ncighboring counties. The
hail has been extremely severe.
and has cut wheat and other grow
inc crops badly. One of the worst
storms was that of Monday.
During this storm lightning struck
thc barn of MIR. Prov. Mccormick
killed two fine horses. The pair
was WORTH about $500. one being
the property of Mr.. Mccormick.
and one belonging to Mr.. ChaS. VI.
BrOm.
Lightning also struck wire
fence ON the farm of Sheriff Small
wood, destroyed a large eatc-poSt.
followed the wire to the farm of
Thomas Reynolds and killed a COW
which was standing near the fence.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Home Companion for July.

The July Woman'S Home Com
paniOn is souvenir number of the
st. Louis fair 1t contains nine
pages of picture and text dcscrip-
tive of the Exposition in all its
phases. Equally attractive pictorial
features are the Wash-day of All
Nations and "Celebrating the
Fourth of July in Uncle Sans
New possessions. " These are the
best kind of travel articles, and
supplemented by NivaciouS de
ScriptiOn of Sports ON an Ocean
Liner" Mr.. Baynes contributes
his usual facinating Nature talk.
There are interesting short stories
by Shan +, Bullock, Helen +.
Huntington and Opic Read. Best
of all. the Editors announce that
Margaret f, Sangster is 10 take
charge of a page in the Woman :
Home Companion. Published by
The Crowell Publishing Company.
Springfield, Ohio; one dollar n
year; ten cents n copy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Mr.. Shackleiord Will Act.

In the recent Corporation Flee
ton, it will be remembered that
the discovery was made that Mr..
John III. Shackleford was not n
qualified voter. and it was thought
by number of people that he
would not be allowed 10 act as a
member of the new Council. al
though he received a plurality of
the votes east. As Mr.. Chas. X.
Jones, the well-known manager of
the Berryville Milling Company
received some votes, it was thought
that he would be the one to receive
the position as Councilman.
The question was referred to
Secretary of State Eggleston. and
in his reply he says:
/ do not think our courts
would decide that man must have
paid his capitation tax in order to
be eligible to Office. Such a deci-
sion would result in endless con-
fusion. am inclined to think
that the courts when called upon
will decide that 4 person who
possesses the qualifications which
would entitlc him to register and
vote Is eligible 10 Office. The Com
miSsionerS who canvass this vote
act IN ministerial capacity. They
could only certify that certain par
ties having received the largest
number of votes are duly elected.
On this certificate certificate of
election would issue To successful
candidates, and the question of the
eligibility of the candidate should
be raised when ne undertakes To
qualify and act. The construction
of Section - of the Constitution
will remain in doubt until it is
passed upon by the Court of APP
pcalS.
From the above it will be- seen
that Mr.. Shackleford will act until
someone raises the point and car
rieS the case to the Court of Ap-
pcalS. This will hardly be done.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Vacation 10 Dr.. SCanlOn.

The session of the Presbyterian
Church here has granted month =
vacation To Rev. ID. IL. Scanlon.
beginning July /. Mr.. Scanlon
will spend portion of his vacation
i'm -. Louis. and will leave for the
Exposition City next Tuesday.
The COURIER hopes that he will
have an enjoyable vacation. and
return in rugged health and
strength and 80 after" the sinners
that claim Berryvillc and vicinity
as their habitat. In addition to
being good preacher, Mr.. Scan
Ion Is a kindly. wholc-Souled gen
tleman. and it is our very great
pleasure to call him friend lcvcn
though we are "printer'S devilS'0.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
Miss Griffith and Her Southern Book.

Miss Nellie G. Griffith. "a charm
inc young lady of Berryville. Va.
and member of the Daughters of
the Confedcracy of that place, Is i'm
Winchester today I'm the interests
of the wcll-known book. War
Songs and Confederate Poems. "
compiled by the Rev. W. II. Whar-
ton. the well-known evangelist.
Mis-, Griffith Is selling the book
for the benefit of the Daughter, of
the Confederacy and she will
doubtless receive the patronage
which the book commands and
which should be found in the home
of every Southland loving person.
Miss Griffith Is a graduate of
Fairfax College. this city. News
Item.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-06-22
DO YOU WANT COUNTRY BOARDERS
Advertisements Will Be Received Here
for The Washington Post

We beg To announce To our
readers that we have made arrange
mentS with The Washington Post.
the leading newspaper of the Ma
tional Capital, whereby we will
act as their representative i'm for
warding advertisements for "Coun-
try Board from this city and Vi
entity. The rate for this adycrtis-
ing is cent per word per inScr-
ton. matter set in solid type.
Copy and remittance can bc left at
this Office and will be forwarded to
The Washington Post Company.
Immediately.
THE CLARKE COURIER,
Berryville. Va.