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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
WILL MAKE Permanent FUND
Of JAP AND RUSS DONATIONS

Cncord. n. IT., Oct. 16-Governor John
McI,ane has decided TO make a permanent
trust OF the $1,000 given TO the charities OF
the state Of New Hampshire by the Japa-
nese and Russian peace ENJOYS In equal
amounts OF $4,000 each.
He Will ask the next Legislature to rec
ognize and accept the plan by the passage
OF a suitable act.
The governor has invited the secretary
OF state and state treasurer TO act with
him as trustees OF the fund. his plan be-
ing that these gentlemen ex-officios. shall
constitute the board OF trustees.
The board has organized with Governor
McLane as president. secretary of state
Edward ~. Pearson as secretary and state
treasurer Solon A. Carter. as custodian;
who have voted 10 invest the fund I'm sl0-
600 each OF japanese and Russian war
bonds.
According 20 the governors plan the in
come will be divided by the board among
suitable charities on the NTH or Septem-
ber OF every year ~ recognition OF the
date OF the signing OF the Treaty OF Ports
mouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
TREATY OF
PEACE IN
EFFECT

Toxic, Oct l6.-The peace treaty with
Russia went into effect today. The text
Of the treaty was published this after
noon.
Mr.. Terra Outchy. minister OF war. has
issued an order instructing the japanese
army In the field 10 abstain from criti-
cizing the terms of peace on the grounds
that the declarations Of peace and of war
are entirely the outcome OF sovereign
power His order forbids the criticism OF
either subject especially by those engaged
I'm military service. He advises the
soldiers TO utilize the opportunities of
peace after the disbandment of their reg
iments by engaging in their respective oc-
cupations always holding themselves I'm
readiness TO join the colors at the EN-
peror's command.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

In answer to the call sent out by Chair
man Hunter c. White and Secretary
Richard w. Jennings OF the Republican
city committee. there was the greater
proportion OF the 80 delegates to the as
sembly convention present at the Office
OF the Republican state central commit
tee in Butler exchange shortly after noon
today to plan out the convention for this
afternoon
General White called the meeting 10
order and Joshua NJ. Addeman OF the
Fourth ward was chosen as chairman OF
the caucus.
Colonel Frank J. Clinton was selected
as clerk.
IL was decided TO nominate the secretary
OF the Rhode Island Bar association. Will
liam A Morgan. as the party's candidate
for senator from Providence. Former
Gov Elisha Dyer was the senator last
year.
The representative ticket was renomi-
mated the same as last year as follows:
Thomas e. Manney, plumber
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
CLAIM S446 FROM The
PROVIDENCE POLICE FUND

The question of whether the estate of
the late Lieutenant of Police Dairy Is en-
titled to s446 or lesser sum from the
Providence Police association was submit
ted TO the supreme court today.
Lieutenant Dary's administrator claims
the estate is entitled to 81 a day for a GER
tain period. while the officers OF the asso-
ciation say he was entitled TO but a dollar
a day from the association.
The lieutenant was retired from service
by the police commission OF this city some
time before his death. When the rules
Of the association were made there was
no police commission. and IL is main
tanned that the retirement by them did not
bring the late lieutenant down 10 the
dollar a day rate I'm case OF sickness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
W00D-SWEENEY EJECTMENT
CASE BEFORE SUPREME COURT

The trespass and ejectment suit of
Mary Wood against Mary Sweeney was
assigned IN the supreme court for hearing
next Monday. This controversy has to
do with some land left by Miss Conley
of the annexed district TO the city for a
park
The house on the land was given TO
Mary Sweeney and the city refused the
gift Of the land as there was not enough
Of IL for park purposes, In order TO buy
the land Il Is claimed mortgage was
given.
Mrs. Sweeney and her son Frank live
in the house and Mrs. Sweeney says that
she got mono Of the money. IL was inti-
mated that Mrs. Sweeney's counsel had
not acted properly IN the matter. The
chief Justice shut off discussion and con-
fined consideration TO question OF as
signment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
CANADIAN TICKET AGENTS
IN CONVENTION At PORTLAND

Portland. Me. oct i6.-The 10 members
OF the Canadian Ticket Agents associa-
tion who arrived Saturday night for their
annual convention. the third 10 be held in
the United tsates. were received by Mayor
James = Baxter. and former Mayor
Charles r Libby president Of the Port
land Street railway system In the city
council chamber early today. The annual
meeting OF the session being held during
the forenoon and afternoon.
A number OF the ticket agents arrived
today and Joined the party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
JURY SECURED FOR
TRIAL Of GAP ARC0

This forenoon in Judge Searns begun of
Angelo Capao indicted for the murder Of Francisco Agae
10th day of last August in this city.
The prisoner insisted his former plea guilty
the indictment explained to him he did
disturbed at the gravity of the charge.
James city called up for
examination juror He tailor and passed with
objection from the the prisoner.
Continued
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
ASKS $4,000
FOR INJURY
TO HIS HAND

The Warren Manufacturing company Is
defendant in suit TO recover $4,000 for
personal Injuries brought by Elmer Young
through his father Edward Young FL
mer is 10 years OF age and on the 18th day
fendant.
He claims To not have received the
proper instruction as 10 the dangerous
character OF a portion OF his duties.
According TO the declaration filed in the
Superior court today Young was employed
a a twister and was ordered by his
overseer TO clean some machinery while In
motion
His left hand was caught and badly
mangled IL being necessary 10 amputate
one finger. j. w. Hogan is Young's at
torney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
FISHING SCHOONER STRIKES
REEF AID THEN GOES DOWN

Biddeford. Me. oct. l6.-word has
reached here OF the total loss by sinking
OF the two-mastcd schooner Veteran OF
Gloucester Mass The schooner. while
dragging for mackeral. after leaving Port
land grounded on Trundys Reef. Of Cape
Elizabeth, and went down az 4.30 Sunday
morning.
The crew. after working all night az the
pumps In an EFFORT to reach Wood Island.
abandoned her just before she sank
Capt Marcus Conrad and his men ar.
rived AZ Biddeford Pool several hours
later. after a hard row against a head
wind. They saved only q small amount
OF clothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
HARTFORD PLUMBERS ON
STRIKE FOR MORE PAY

Hartford Conn, oct. 16--Nnety plumb
ers went on strike here today for an in
crease OF wages. 50 a day being the mini
mum rate demanded. Since Saturday night
four firms have signed the agreement and
their employees did not stop work
Several master plumbers. ~ Is said have
asked for "A conference today with the
committee representing the strike 10 talk
over the situation.
The demands of'the men originally con-
tained a clause regulating the hiring of
apprentices. but this has been waived and
the issue will be fought out on the wage
question alone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
PETITION FOR new TRIAL
DISMISSED BY COURT

The supreme court today dismissed for
want OF prosecution the defendants petit
tion for a new trial in the case OF Thom-
as seery vs. j. Ellis White, city treasurer
OF Pawtucket in Judge Blodgett on May
16. 1905. gave decision for the plaintiff
for 1850 This morning the case was sent
back 10 the superior court to enter judg-
ment on the decision
on June 8. 1904. plaintiff fell over a
plank that was across the sidewalk on
one OF the highways or Pawtucket. There
was no light near the plank
PLAINTIFF had a rib broken and as he was
no longer young man suffered much
from his injury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
REPUBLICANS
NAME Mr.. MORGAN
rs STATE SENATOR

Significant indeed of Republican
today regarded when eliminated
Elisha Dyer from the senatorial possibilities by
nominating William Morgan secretary the Rhode Island Bar
association Is from Providence.
Senator Dyer prominently mentioned today the candi
dates for the ayoray this city The others the acting
Alderman William K Reynolds and exAldenan James F.
Freeman of the Sixth ward and prominent real
The caucus, which held well attended
convention o'clock when the work Of the
ratified
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

William NJ. r. Bowen. lawyer.
Albert Roberts, grocer.
George w. Estey. caterer.
Jesse p. Eddy Jr.. treasurer.
Herbert w. Rice, paint manufactures.
Arthur w Dennis. manufacturer.
Henry G. Gorton, coal dealer.
J. Fred Gibson, druggist. y
Christopher L. Holden. real estate.
George l.. Pierce. grocer.
Waldo M. Place. assistant treasurer. InS
dustrial Trust company.
These nominations were received with
enthusiasm. and after voting that the of
fcers OF the caucus should be the officers
OF the convention the caucus dissolved
CONVENTION AT O'CLOCK.
AT 4 o'clock the convention was held I'm
the Sixth District court room on Foun-
tain street, at which time the acts OF
the caucus were ratified formally with the
usual amount OF speechmsking at such
affairs. Harmony as usual was the
watchword.
The meeting opened with the reading
the call, which was the one issued by
the city committee few days ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
ATHOl SILK MILLS DAMAGED
TO EXTENT OF $4,000 BY FIRE

Athol. Mass. oct i6.-The Athol silk
Mills were damaged by fire to the extent
Of s25.O0O early today. The loss Is covered
nv insurance.
The FIRE. which started In the engine
room. is believed 20 have been caused by
spontaneous combustion.
The flames quickly spread 20 the dye
house. which was destroyed and the main
building was badly damaged by smoke
and water One hundred employees will be
without employment u-ul repairs are
made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
THIS WEEK WILL END THE
YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC

New orleans, La. oct. l6.-Unless the
federal authorities are 10 be greatly dis
appointed the week beginning today will
mark practically tho end OF the yellow
fever visitation
Wholesale reduction OF the health SER
vice working forces continue
General Improvement In state conditions
continue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
C0ACHMAk FATALLY AND
EMPLOYER SERIOUSLY HURT

Nv York, oct. .16.-Terrence Smith. n
coachman, was fatally injured and his
employer. James Cavannugh. n leather
merchant. both of Brooklyn. was serious
~ injured today when trolley car ran
into the Cavansugh carriage.
Tho two men were buried In the wreck
age and Smiths skull was believed 10 be
fractured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
BRUTE SENTENCED
Charles Holland Got so Days for Cutting
Wlfs's Face With Plate.

Charles Holland was sent to Jail for
% days by Judge Rueckert this morning
for an assault upon Ellen Holland. his
wife, whose face ne cut with a plate.
A year ago Holland assaulted and Sc
verely kicked his 16-year-old daughter
mistaking her for his wife and inilcting
permanent injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
GOV. FOLK OF MISSOURI GUEST
OF PHILADELPHIA CITY CLUB

Philadelphia. oct 16-Governor Joseph
W. Folk Of Missouri. who viii address n
good government mass meeting tonight
under the auspices of the city club a re-
form organization. reached here today
Governor Folk will he the guest of the
City club az a luncheon IN the Union
league, a leading Republican organization.
today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
HUSBAND AND Wife KILLED
BY TRAIN AT A CROSSING

Dunkirk. y. Y. oct. l6.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Dye. OF Sheridan Centre. FIVE miles
from Dunkirk. were killed by Lake
Shore train today at n crossing. Their
horse was also killed and the buggy
smashed TO pieces
Dye was a prosperous farmer about 50
sears OF age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
CRUISER SQUADRON SAILS

The United states cruiser squadron ~
the North Atlantic feet sailed today from
Newport for Key West. Fla The squad
ron IL made up OF the flagship West vir-
ginia, the Pennsylvania and Colorado.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16

Toxic, Oct. 164 m-Baron Komura,
who acted chief pnipontary for Japan Portsmouth NJ
H. arrived today His reception railway
enthusiastic those being principally dgntae
The strongly guarded by troops police gen.
darmes The baron drove the palace imperial carriage
N pa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
PLEADED NOT GUILTY

Hattie Crosby pleaded not guilty in
Judge stearns' court today TO an indict-
hent charging her with maintaining
common nuisance. she was committed In
default OF bail.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
Public Sale.

Having rented my farm. ! will sell AT
DIME. . miles from Berryvilie and near
Gaylord station. on the y. & W. K. r..
Clarke county. Va.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST =, 1895.
my entire stock Of Cattle. Horses. Sheen.
Hogs and Farm Implements.
rs HEAD REGISTERED SHORTHORN
CAL LIZ" Duke n bull of great quality
KIND. gentle. and sure breeder, Is wears old
weighs 300 lbs, and was never exhibited
without winning a prize. Rosa Clarence
4th. red COW years old. Roam Daisy -
a roan cow ycaT old. "Goldie Oena," a
red COW years old bull calfat foot; sharon
Beauty. rel COW years old. heifer calf
al foot. Emma Stanton" a red COW years
old. viii calve by day Of sale "Pansy
Oiena. rcd heiier , years old Lula h. =
rel hcifcr wear old. Mabel o." a nd
hciier year old. Rob and Jack" . wear
ling bulls. Tom and jerry" > : months
old calves These cattle arr excellent ' in5is
viduaiS and not having been granted are in
pink of breeding condition.
HORSES oeBaldwin. " yearlinc stall
non. standard and registered. is a grand-colt
of the great hoEe Mckinney oil ~. a
splendid individual and racing prospect with
entrance fees paid in Kentucky Futurity
S--,'NVVl. Two heavy draught mares in
ioal O. orauCht stallion. Two heavy draurht
horses. one = year old Percheron mare colt
one sucking colt Three Of the above are
good barshear leaders.
SHEEP-13 young Shropshire ewes and I
buck
HOGS Berkshire brood sows. boar
and a lot Of shoats
FARM IMPLEMENTS II Mccormick
binder, wheat drill, mower four horse
wagons u nearly new Birdsen broad treadD
2 pairs wagon frames / wagon bed. l cart
= Oliver chilled plows u new, 1 walking
Caluvator, l spring tooth harrow. ! hinge
narrow. 4 doublecoru planter, / horse rake
corn shelter, ! cutting box. wheat fan. sin.
gle and double shovel plows. wagon harness
Tor four horse team. cart and pillow gears.
SCI double driving harness. > riding saddles.
wagon saddle, buggy and pole. black
smith and carpenter tools, several colonies
81 bees, hay fork, rope chains and many
other articles On well conducted farm.
IERMS:-All sums ofSIOand under. cash
over that amount a credit of - months will
Toe given, purchaser 10 execute well endorsed
negotiable note, bearing interest from dav of
sale. No property 60 be removed until terms
are complied with.
A. r. ARNGTTE.
Heihebower &West. Auctioneers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
SPECIAL.

All who desire 70 keep consumption
from their homes, children or friends, or
have care of those already afflicted,
should write for free directions to the
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
perfection" q Winner.

At the Culpeper Horse Show last
week Mr.. John L. Lindsey's beau
tiful sorrel horse, Perfection, "
carried off the first prize in the
hunting and jumping class, in a
field of more than dozen entries.
This horse also secured a large
number Ofotherpremiums. Per
lection is conceded to be one of
the handsOmest shows animals in
Virginia, and Mr.. Lindsey's
friends are glad to know that he
has refused a score of very flatter-
ing offers for his horse.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
Little Locals

hcNueuon nm Miluncry. Hats at Cost.
L. T. Ricamorc
Dir. L. G.. Luke OF New York, is visit
ing his old home here.
Watcrmclons and Cantcloupes. at
Bcrryvillc supply Company.
Mr.. Walter ". Russell. Of Richmond.
is visiting friends at Wickine.
Al Palmbaums- Ladies' skirts and
Shirt Waists
Mr. Andrew Broaddus visited his
father Rev Julian Broaddus, last week.
We are closing out our Summer Mill
merry. Now is the time for bargains.
L. T. Ricamore
National Biscuit Company's good
things to eat Olives, etc. W. :. Dix.
Mrs. Ia. Cunningham has returned
from ten-day visit 20 friends in Wash.
ing,on.
shoes for everybody. Special bargains
i'm White shoes. W. :. Dix.
Rev. r. L. Moore, of Wheelinc.W.Va..
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Milton.
near town.
At Palmhaum's- Table Cloths ro,ro,s
Napkins. Bcdspreads.
Miss Nc,lio Ro,.,o,ss 80 ,:...,.
spending the summer here with relatives
and friends.
English Breakfa., Tea for servinr
Iced. VS.. Dix.
,ri..c. Irolor .r.l s.,.u. 49,, -,-
spent The winter in AvasbiDr,or aro -,
home for The summer.
Ice Cream snccial,v Am e.vo-.
Berryville supply COMPANY.
Nrr = : Tbor,,s - >-o-,,, =.
visiting his parents Col and NJ :
Thomas. near town.
Summer D-,. coo.,s g.. p-.,... ~
s Dix.
Mrs. T.W.Whita,cr has retarrcd from
a vi,i, OF five weeks 20 rols,iycs an5
friends in Lyuchburg
@. /. G.. Hogs for sale-Extra fine Pics
and Shoats from registered stock Po5i.
gree free. Call on or write to W. II.
bruhaker. Briggs. Va
Mrs. Maggie Myers Is visi,ine her
cousin. Dr. William Tir5so, of1oro,,.
vile, Loucoun county.
The best value 60 De found T. o,r Il
Shir, for Men W. =. Dix.
Miss Corinne Shcpherd and sis,o-
Mrs. Scaulou. of Chicago are VISITING
their uncle. Mr. Walker shepherd
a fan line of Ladies' and Mons Fur
nishings, suitable for an. al Palmbsums
For Rent Woo5l., Dr.i. D,... 80,
breeders Apply at once for particulars
Co Mrs. Tucker. Boycc. Va.
Mr.. p..,.,....
Jones have returned from a visit 10
friends in Charlottesville.
r,- Sal. n..r,.,.
chine ~ool ~. r. ~ es''IOs Ma
49, ''' az new. {. Is. Sewers,
Mr. CIV p.,u,
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bo-s,,. co.. T.. - '"'o' IN Ma
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county. Va. '''' ~
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conc MAD. ' ,'.,, leverage , is Iced
select coffee W : nj, ''' %
Money ,,.u.,,.
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Wurr1,o & s,,,~n
Mrs rs,.r. - D.
from 81 vor,. -, 80. Ia 'e'"iHeu
- rric,s. al, -, -, 's.' o., Two weeks
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W. ~ "'''eI' native OF Clarke
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fine Cattle odvortiso5 =, .,.i. o's S"'' o'
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snend The srn,-no, ~ - ''llng ana VIII
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So, Fo'o w, 10 Loan al per cent, in sums
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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
Order of Publication.

state of Virginia,
In the Circuit Court of Clarke COUNTY
At Rules. July 3 1905.
4. NJ. Monroe.
vs..
Betty i. Carter, Lucy Jackson Carter Al,
Hardesty and Clyde Hardesty. ;Dfant
cnliu ,,. ol Minnie Frank Hardesty
and William Hardestv. William UaI'
GeSty, Jno. j. Monroe, Jr., and Jas. r
Monroe, the last named two parties i,
hNng, being non-residents of the STATE
OF Virginia, and the unknown heirs at.
law OF the said Jno. J. and Jas r
Monroe, ifny.
IN CHANCERY.
The objects OF the foregoing suit are II
SUBJECT a tract OF land lying in Longmarsb
district IN said county and cOntaininO f,vent,,
acres, of which Jno j. Monroe died seed
10 the payment Of the hens thereon and
alter such payment to have partition made
Ihereoi among the heirs-at-law of said Mon
roe 10 ascertain who are the heirs-at-law of
mo >; Monroe, which Of them are Hvinp
ana which, If any, are dead and IL am 90
dead, who are their heirs-at-IoU,. ana ~ arc
Speclhc performance of contract in writino,
DelWeen LUCE j. Carter and franklin u
IA. yer her husband, Of the one part and A
". Monroe OF the other part, dated Ian
Slst 1881 Tor the sale by the former 10 IT,
l'',.,n ui d tract OF land lying in said County
1t appearing by affidavit in the Clerks
once that Jno. }, Monroe, Jr., and las r.
Monroe If alive and nOn-residents of Virginia
ana II dead that their hens and their place
ci residence are unknown. il is thereforo
ordered that the said Jno J Monroe II
and Jas T. Monroe and their unknown
hers do appear within fifteen DAYS after
que publication Of this notice i'm the Clerks
once OF SAID Count and do what is necessary
to protect their interests.
r. A. MOORE, JR., D. O.,
= a 81 =. JNO. NJ. GIBSON C. &.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
Ice Cream Festival.

The Daughters of the Confed-
eracy viii hold an Ice Cream FEES
tival on the Ogden lawn on We'd
nesday evening, July -. Ice
cream, cake, lemonade, tea, and
other nice things will be served.
The proceeds will be devoted to
charitable purposes. This is a
worthy object, and deserves the
patronage of everyone.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
Virginia Sanatorium for
COnsumptlVes,
IronViIIe, Virginia.

a benevolent institution for care of the
poor conSumptive and for the protection
%. the community
"a are invited 10 membership.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12

Having rented my farm. l will sell al
DIME . miles from Berryvilie. and near
Gaylord station. on the y. & W. r. r..
Clarke county. Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12

state of Virginia,
In the Circuit Court of Clarke Comfy
At Rules. July 3 1905.
| A. VI. Monroe.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12

BUSY MEN oftentimes do not
express their correct views in dress
because they 60 to the first tailor at
hand. Their needs are not readily
understood and therefore are not
supplied.
We study our customers. We are
looking for their money, but not at
the expense of their thorough salts
faction, artistically and materially.
Our CLOTHING is suited to all
classes of busy men-the Office
Man, the Mechanic, and the
Farmer.
GOOD GOODS and Low Prices
are the foundation of our business.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-12
CLAY HILL ACADEMY.

IA "A nome Boarding and Day School for
BOYS. instruction thorough; SURROUNDINGS
pleasant; individual training; home inf39
ence: Endorsed by best colleges. For terms
and information, address 0''''
W. il. WHITING, JR., MA.
= III MTLLwoOD, VA.