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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26
How to Cure Insomnia-

There are several common sense
ways of obtaining sleep. One of them
is the application OF cold wet cloths to
the back OF the head and neck. This
treatment will not be followed by a
reaction IL it is continued fe. a number
Of minutes, and 1t often works surpris-
ingly well, says a writer ia Worlds
Work. Another way OF solving the
problem is to soat the feet In a hot
bath until the veins become dilated
with blood, or the whole body up to
the hips may be given a hot soak.
With some people a two or three min
ute hip bath Is the most effective rem
edy. Others find help In a few slow
exercises which do not Jar or excite
the system, but simply bring some ia
tig.cc - the big muscles OF the trunk
aEd limbs. Friction of the skin, espe-
eia1ly of fac lower part of the body, Is
another means.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

It arousss energy, develops and stimu-
lates nervous life, arouses the courage
1T youth 1t makes you young again.
That's what HOLSTERS Hockey Noun
tain Tea will do 80 cents, Tea or
Tablets. A J. Johnson
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

Ladies, read this catalogue of charms,
Bright eyes, glowing cheeks, red lips a
smooth skin without blemish, in short,
perfect health For sale with every
package HOLSTERS r ,ckey Mountain
Tea. SIS cents A j. Johns "a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

Scholarship good for six months Il r
only sSb, ut the Vir' qua Business col
lege. Gou car select your own studies.
School opens, Monday, October /. This
offer Is only good until October g. Bet
ter enroll today
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

The most beautiful line Of dress
shirts ever shown in the city The IA
NOUS "Elgin" make, the highest grade
on the market. Sl with detached aud
attacked cuffs; also with collars
The Rlna Front St W.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

Congressman Hit of Illinois, is dead,
after remarkable public career He
was Abraham Lincoln's private score
tary and stenogrspher during the ex-
citing days 80 TO '65 lie was elected
to represent an Illinois district in con-
gress in 1881, and has been continuous
In that station ever since, dying while
in the public service.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

CTRAYEn tROMM MY PREMISES IN THE
Stown Of Franklin, u black sow. with white
stripe In headt weight ahAnt 200 lbs re-
ward will be given for Information concern.
Ing whereabouts of said animal
Mrs ID. +. LEAHN West Prairie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

There Ia no use being unpleasant
simply because you happen 10 be ptrti
san
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

One drawback to age is that Won rec
ognIzs all the new jokes as friends of
your early youth
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26

There are still some things too big for
human ownership,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Good b! u !.
! For Goo ns.all|lt | h h
Eminent Doctors Stats Positively IN l,at
II Is a Splendid Totilc WITHOUT ,o,i "a \
IN $ lniirlnua Eftect, q

Much has been said recently 81 tn rs
value OF beer ns n toiiio and an aiG ~, ~
assert srt that good, pure beer is really q
tfDod Of reinnrkhblea iioutisttng qua all NJ
1T does not stimulate but 1t invlgorate.s y,
the actiyty. Of sne y nealse
s see Mi " Ms doe does eSg
3,Yire beer fistichIns Iabst Bile I, Ribb,6 (, =
beer9 "liauld bread or, account or ,.s
Egst sri'F rely s,ay sn e tonic aSnSd
- r.. WINS 4 p = King, 81 Kansas City.
tformer . presdtht OF tie Missouri state
Ne Anerisn Mcdasl
cussng this inntter4re 81, "a III Beer
q to persons iii moderate ~ health where
used IN moderate quantities not only
81 the body buthns the Influence of MD ID !
Ing theH5 digestive ~ nppara tus 4. to digest
other things taken ms food: For nearly e y
forty years ] have prescribed our pes.
day ii great variety Of ailments. and
res'ts have been uniformly
. Pabst Rl,ic Ribbon, + Without doubt ,t,t
tpeople.65!s contains the greatest amount Y
\ OF nou,isi,ing strengthened henltll build .
Ing qualities and besides ~ al 5soluteiyy,
pre1t i product q eight mat
would Vie viii. any womnn's kitchen Tor
cleanliness. and in q scientific manner
based ri, co years OF experience In maxi
Ing tho best Beer. tA .85 ii hi 81 ma
"a Pnbsr Bl,ie Ribbon Beer. contains IL
sterilizch water Tx contains 4 per
cent food value and So per cent. water.
"A bottle Of Pabst Blue RibbonsntA lunch
time OF q glaEs wi It'll dinner or supper
Is notRnnlyfa substantially addition toSthee,
food value OF the meal. }but 1T is an MD
TO digestion and consequently n health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
SOUTH ROANOKE.
! FAST St.
New nproycrnents Have Ia .',s.
Given Big Impetus to Is This
sf5il8 Section. s,55
l 4, / / yEMENT.;s 70 SHOPS
The Norfolk and Western y Rail
road5to$ Expend 4 Half
\, !. Milf; Million. a3ss
I'M il EMENTs |. SHOPS |: [)!;' $


s!iROASoKE, VA, March "a While
Roanoke is progressing rapidlyiswhat is
known as South Roanoke is also going
ahead.,aThis is what is known q, as the
Crystal Spring section, q cross 3lsoatn ,c'.
River During the past Y year q yelling
houses VALUED at from $40, 600 TO- 800 0t0
have been erected, and at a late meet
ling offthc Crystal Spring Company i
was decided to erect twelve more houses,
to cost 5000 each. a sewer system ~
nearly completed, and wafer and lights
are furnished by tho Roanoke Gas ana
Water Company and the Electric Com
Ipany. The water company. has expended
$4,000 Improving the facilities, and will
spend several thousand dollars beauti-
flying the grounds. Il. 4E} 5s
Norwich, another suburb, Is also grow
Ing The cottonsnliil ana furnace are To-
Gated In that section, and It is here also
that Norfolk parties arc planning 5so
have another Client. n ai5 All
President T.. En- Johnson stated TO the
Tlmes-D Dispatch correspondent several
days ago that not less than q half
million dollars would be spent on the
shop additions and improvements, Work
will begin In about ten days. q ii
Tho SUCCESS Of the skating rink has
moved several parties to make appli-
cations to the Street Railway Company
for permission to erect skating rink
at the park, and the colorcd people also
want n skating rink. G IA 4.
The Mayor having approved the Sappro-
priation OF s2500O for tho school, the
School Board will now asle the Council
for Il site on the Gish farm. This farm.
which was purchased ny the city -four
years ago for $1,000, lis now worth many
times that amount Not long "a 90 there
was nm offer OF 5000 for II. The ely
has given the Underwater a right OF way
through II. II was bought for. % lark,
hut the election taken IN Tho winter
brought out majority against sue \
proposition, and many demanded that llle
city decline to accept the farni.1 NOW
that II is surrounded by dwelling houses
ana IL worth $4,000 or 10000 ne " slaye
nothing 10 say, =,
fee building ID nearing onlplelloh, I'll \!
cost sl25000. 4 n ~ !.
Duiiding permits were issued tlls week
for fifteen dwellings, including q par
sonagc for the belmont Baptist Church.
Work is progressing rapidly on The
new Are station, which will eost SSO,oGl:
When the West End yard extfaslon n
completed, tile Norfolk aud Western VII
have twcnty-one additional tracks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Virginia

Virginia. Isl il, ss5,
Abingd on-1umbers Nrli.--rruno Luiil.
Der Company has been lncorpora led witt,
5ber.2 III s, h Nv 81
Alexatidria-C Coal Mines Chartered
Joshua Greek Mining Corporntion, with
i. y. Crook, of Cleveland, 81, president,
and G. Doak, Of 1erre Haute, Ind NJ
Observation-Disclosures; authorized capital
stock, $1oo, 900. Il "a i ll5 y
Berkeley Cement P1ant.-1t Is reported
tint the American Cement X Company
b60i-610 Pennsylvania building ol ,iladelphtin
Pa, Isl preparing to begin construct ~ 1g
Its proposed cement plant i,s fI$ II
& Bristol (P. q. Bristol, tTenn.) rug nc
tory icy wl Drug Company hns been In
icorporated with s1O 900 capital stock Z L
Bunting Is president, and 3. 81 Cochran
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n s5fti
Il City Point-P Phosphate plant tchmond
&CVa.) phosphate Company ~ is reported
will rebuild plant which recently col
tlnpsed. i5 i e Ba5
5Einporia- wnter- Power Electrical Plant
1T Us reported that the Greensvllle Water
Power Company. will develop the water
power Of the NIeherrin r Yer! at Emporin.
3 building n thirty-six-foot stone dam and
Installing machinery that will develop
Butout 1000 horse power. II Is stated that
bids for tho work Will shortly 10 asked.
Holladay- Flour Mill. Reports state
that II a fifty.barrels. flour mill will sS be
built and equipment installed for meal
and feed mills. SIt,is stated that Brian
Holiday viii be- manager. #
Z. Vi Keysville Flour N1ill.-1nco rporated:
Keysville Mill, with George = Passn,or1e,
president and Charles Osborne secretary.
Arrangements will be made at once for
the erection OF building. b
ss Il Lee County Coal A1ines.-Do dominion Coal
Company, recently organized with $50 0oc
< &. pital stock, has completed organization
WITH n 81. Lee Early I; pre- ident; n r. P.
lGjjlham. vice-president;5 h B ,,rke II. ISee-
55:1sy. secretary and general manager, and
August Ferger, treasurer. It will de-
vc.op about 200 acres OF coal land In Lee
county; main office, Cincinnati, @.
:Lewiston-F Flour Mll.--It ys IS re ported
that Harris and Duerson, of Harris Va
will erect Il Is barrel flour mill, together!
with stone outfit for meal and chop.
4 Lexng toni Mineral Lands.---S..SH H Letch-
er,f G. Il. Letcher, ] = n Houston ELeecfl,S
Frank Moore and y. = res tom Moore have
purchased no acres OF mineral lands for
development purposes. .s s3!.ts
Allrn ~ ~ y NJ 49,,
ing Company is reported to install adi y
sdltional machinery for increasing the ca
pacity to 40 barrels Dolly.
Factory.---J Jones and
Adams. No. 212 Tenth Street, LynchburE.
Va. ana not Adams and Jacobs, as mem
toned last " eek have contract to erect
factory building for the Smith B riscoe
Shoe Company. E 4; IN s5f,
4 A1ilford-C Cement Block F'a tory--W o
Gresham is organizing company for the
establishment Of plant to n1anufactu re3
cement u building blocks, cement bricks,
fence posts, etc. ss$$is .5 3S8s
Virginia Coal NJ ines. ---Kansass City! Coal
and Development Company Re ported l y, IN
{corporat ed last week u,ld er Kansas City,
Mo, owns Is 900 goal lands in tn the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
NEW INDUSTRIES
IN four D !. R. STATES A |: J.
Those F orrned During the Week eek
in Virginia and Other n ear
sBv States. I.
IalItn#The ,TImes. Dispnlch.)

Especial to The &Ii1nea-Dlspatcn.)g
CHATHAM OGA, a l,I0NN., March -
a most gratifying showing lis made ,py
The Tradesman this week concerning
the 5industrial development Of 1.-THE South
serli States FolloWngei is artist of new
Industries established In the South dur
ing the week ending today, as compiled
4 by The STradeslnan6 from hefGyerifled
reports which are received duilytSsA ! ele-
phone company in Kentucky has capt.
#talization Of Sc, 900, 600 developmeiit com.
9pnny In Oklahoma reports! capit1hll OF
100000; milling con'panys tile same 9 =,
State, 100000 and n gas and electric
company $4,000. From Texas AZ gold
mining company is reported with $780,.
900 There Is a long list Of new enter
5prses In each Of the States, icuplt al!zed
at figures ranging from $4,000 to 90
OCO, 600, Tho list prepared by The TRADES
man for tho week for Virginia and nearby
States is as follows: s
Virginia. Il
d Martinsvile-$ coo furniture factory.
Norfolk-SaI lime brick works; s10,-
900 development company; $50, 900 develop
mcnt company: 500 900 neanut corpora re-
ton. q il.3 n M
West Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures 900 coal ancc coke
company n III s55$ !. vs. b Isl 5ss 5s 5s.s
& Grafton-s $4,000 glass factory; 5000, 900
manufacturing company,
y Charleston ,0co lumber company;
$4,000 sheet metal works; 5000 man
New Cunberland-- 81 900 supply COM
6pany., s IN VI I'll II E
Salem-Glass factory. IL.
Wheeling 900 cigar factory. Ill
Fl Nj Donald 900 coal mining COM IN;
D Williamson $4,000 coal mining com
pany. L 4,
factory. -.
North Carolina.
Hickory So, 900 bot Ting works
Simpsonvil mill. # &a
i Winston alem-S SIS 900 plumbing and mill
company; $4,000 furniture factory.
Tarhoro- $40 COO knitting mill.
tpnny =
Scotland Neck $50, eco hardware COM
I,owel-$100,000 brick works. 5
6Washington--stnrc factory.
High ,Pont-Char factory
shelby $4,000 telephone system.
svillc-Tobacco bag factory.
5Kellum-Sa Wnill
Apex-S3O,000 warehouse company,
Knigsdalc-$2O,O naval stores company;
$1,000 manufacturing company.
Iu,nbcrton--S5 600 development com.
X pany
HendersonvIlle7 go broom factory.
Cameron Cotton gin.
s oxford -slOoO0O buggy factory.
Mt Airy $4,000 hardware company.
IS Swannanoa- $1,000 lumber company.
Tennessee. < 4
Men,phis-- $4,000 manufacturing COM,
pany. $4,000 lumber company; artificial
stone works. YER
Troy $4,000 development company.
decentralization factory.
Bristol 900 lumber company, se5,OoQ
saw mill G
notwithstanding, f.E
Knoxville $4,000 conl mining company;
$4,000 stove foundry. Na
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Virginia Corporation Company.

The annual meeting OF The stockholders
OF the Virginia Corporation Company Un-
corporated) was held Friday night at the
Commonwealth Club, with larger al
tendance of the stockholders than usual
The affairs of the company for the past
year were gone over, ard plans were
made for The further Development and
future operations OF lhc company. The
present outlook ~ this coupfny Is re-,
ported by its officers to DC brighter than
at any time In ts history.
All OF the officers and directors were
unanimously reelected Tor the coming
year ~ fnlloWs Major James u, Patton,
president; ~. ~. .tsydnora ylee-pftAdent;
A. IA Alsgp, serretary: joint Gibgtni, Jr.
treasurer irving n. Campbell, general,
c6unstl &Willian r.. royal, advisory
counsel, Dlfectors-M Major Jas. y, Patton
u. 70, sydnor. Jr, Dr. =. Aiison Hodges,
Henry ~ Wood, William T. Royal, John
Gibson and Irving u. ca,nPDell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home.
Without Pain, Cutting or Sur
gerry, Instant Relief.
We prove II. Sample Package cree.

We Prove H.. Sample Package Free
Sever, people out Of ten are said TO.
lave Piles. Not one man In milll0n
need have them and we are proving y
every day at our own expense we send
n sample package Of the wonderful i'yiti-
mid Pile Cure to any person absolutely
4 free
ment or philanthropy. hui because itfis.
10 our interest TO do so We know that
The sufferer from piles, tornented and
driven almost crazy by this wretched
trouble. win find such mmediai 2 relief
that he win go al once 10 bis druggist
and buy ii box and get well,
We know that We have got tlle great,
est remedy in the world for piles, and
NC are ready and willing TO stand or fal'
by tho verdict Of those who make the
trial We have been doing this for some
\. years now and we neye. yet have had
occasion 10 regret IT,
And the remedy NJ the drug store Is
1fs.si e9fi 80 tpe sample we send onl.
Az. for instance, here IL a man who got
such immediate relief from the sample
\ Just AZ good? Undoubtedly, since IL
cured him after all sorts and kinds OF
things had failed. And It wasn't one .
those simple cases ola few years stand
#iuR---it had existed 30 years
Here is sample of the kind Of let
tiers we get every day and we don't have
40 ask for them:
Friend, write $50 10 ts what good
YOU. Pyramid rue Cure mas uone Ioi me.
j used your sample. and i did me 50
MUCH good went and got two boxes
altogether have pa pain, no piles,
ana j have heen troubled with them for
over so years, and could find no relief
Iili, now, thank u your timely cure.
isaac Smith Wharton, New York
z Pyramid Pile Cure Is for eale al every
drI.sgIst's at 6@cepts a box or, II you
would like 10 try u sample first you Will
YOUR name and address 10 The Pyramid
Drug Company. 1850 Pyramid Building
5lfaIghall, Mich. .a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

Il G.. J,sAyittenberg, president8of$thes Chess
.apeake and Ohio Coal and Coke Company,
wi; sever his connections with that com
5pnnyi,to Become president OF the new con-
corn The purchase Of the companies in-
,vol:eei SinStle combination has been made
AT a cost ofsabout s., COCO byia syndicate
composed Of A1essrs. ache, 11rb, Guggen-
sheim and others. Terntnal properties for
Sthc new concern VIII IL be- obtained ct
Newport N ews, and practically all OF the
coal output will he hauled to- tidewater
over the new Tidewate ter Railroad. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
a Judicial Privilege,

In. southern court one day, says q
well-knnwn attorney. onG,of the counsel
paused in his argument. rehlarking W
the Judge. b, q. (,
mead Ill that statement & desirs.to re.
nffirmf,t, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or, assent
~ am not aWnre,' coldly, ed tlla
Judge. that have lntil1Aat reg how
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
where SHOPPING D. ! 4! |
DELIGHTFUL.
(Contipucd from First Page.

y, Continual from First Page
TO iii iangindi spensable need They hilye II
|ienverything mere. by tiles8,yay. N''
have lust reucfed 81 the d Dol M nd A. the
windows have lust been freshly elr essed
Shall we 20 In ~ Il II Hui Ia
And inlHthcy wen KEEN iii
I.SSit corner ST ore has always an opppr-s8s
|Stun.ty OF good tdisp ia nd " lls Syce'
Sons lave seized their opportunity 70 &
mike SUCK good window dressin 81 hs tO NJ
offer Il strong iucenlent 20 . -
$to@ come IN and inspect their ia rye and Z
|Svnrtcd stock aud avail thcn,sel yes OF y no
many 4 facilities and adYnnta aes offcred q
|$the shopper on an Invent gat.on tourAnt
Broad Street Gall Il. sf
e Are Bright and Clever.
"A. 4 81 Faulkner and II NNarIlners attractive
& store the d young lady clerk III hare IN J {
Of being among a the BRIG iltest
and c.eerlests In towil. Their ST. KS " llte
goods, tinens and cmbrolderies will pre- (
sent az bawIldcrlns displa. ssB to-morrow.i
when 4 a formal opening Is ssied. F !n
gray bids falrsto $be as popular this sprlng 4
rs It has been during 4 lie PA ts 9int r.; hR
sbecn foreseen by this firm q nd sraisy
4 crashes. panama, voilcs md n he eY -:
Observation-Disclosures lroYl dei in n aundanee
FOR tnegSprln tl;tSeieI, =
On the sec oIid t!as tel'
tbeautifull EastarE lhnohs In the newest
patterns are (, our 3 I,
Great wdo II laina 81 rect 81 ore = e /
Taste. shopper mas 20 I. D,o row and Ind
everything SIlf lioslers. gloves and
9bcts. al lisefil la!csS for lyiaich MS
store has made d re pusnti lon ~ cnsns VII
as women be inherent ed iaF q ~ lay
8berc; for ahlrtsss ties aud coll ars 70
he shown tl1ong With tlio leys
goods for The gosYl Il my lac
~ trhe sum and; conclusion q. tlla,s WI ole
mattcriisit that Richmond fmei,$an nd women
are n5except!onplly fortuna Tor the
reason that theirneeds; can ha ] ust a. ;wcl
supplied by their home stores. rs In New
York or Paris. ~ . . "a
z W q city OF It's size In tho United 81 ales.
Mn fact, no other city, offers more to the =
shopper than can bsifound here, where the (
tstore ara SO ex cepti onhlly9 tlne..snlld Where
/ the service cannot DO surpassed y M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

ut tliis place adjourned 4 meet the first
day OF the mex terlnBa Y NVyth evsll s
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Tax Title Company of Richmond. 70
satlnSf a. ~ Clarke, "a fe ct on soutl side
anf Beverly Street, 1896 feet & west Of
Randolph Street 1920 Ii 53sss n * q.
lsnac Davenport 81 IRIS, executors, 3g TO;
Hugh IA! Curdy. q, as acros. on North
extension Of Twenty III Street, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

shall construe the evidence, lor wllslt
my decision Will nd in the premises.
Your remark IS, therefore,; entirely 5u q
called for. rs NJ yBSi
Your Honor shook his head .'' s; M
II s'True,' e said the9 judge. there was f.
fly on my cdr. And III have you know,
Sir, that Ii S(reserve&the right i to remove
a flySin whatever manner pie ases me 10 10
Harpers Weekly N 345s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
BUILDING |||.||| /! [; BOOM
LONG STRUNC. OUT | /

occupied BY the owners u here anre5 " ~;
houses out there for rent, and VII tn not
be for some time 9 coIle fter5a ~ WINE,
,,p7crhups houses forjf rent vii be- golag
in in the snctions of tha Lee y District
i,indcr consideration but 50 sfa rs me =
building has been for thee wnes ~ OF the
property for their! own occu ancy. #
I'm mo or three weeks from now i ear-5
IN nan more homes will be lot TO-
n ~, ract and the Builders VIII be digging
4 Ia 81 Foundations THE architects ri have.
them on the boards, md will hayeSthe
3drawin Is ready for the contractors ms
sssnte,c,tioll In IA very short while, Thus II
may DO seen that thcE9 is no, nrospea
Immediate cessat lpna Of ltlcl,mona,s
mond's unparalleled era ofslprosper|ty,
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Supreme Court Adjourns. s;8l

3 l'rocacd lngs Of tho Supreme Court Of
Appenls yesterday were i. !. n I,
4 LaukeS vss Burrell fll IL argued hYs g:
20, Mitchell forftha appellant; Read
fort nppellnn, and gsubnli tied y !,
monWe;ll Ii vs., Cremears$ refused, ,sSa u
rlo court having comp the fdocket Z,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-12-01

FOR HOSPITAL AT WESTO,'.
Asylum Board viii Ask Legislature
Fer al, Approximations.

Col. James F. Thompson, of this
city, member of the board of directors
of the state insane asylum at Weston,
states that the board will endeavor to
secure an appropriation of $4,000
with which to erect and equip hos
pital in connection with the asylum,
and that he has every reason to be-
lieve the legislature will make the
necessary appropriation. The asylum
is at present without adequate facil-
tiles for caring for such cases as need
proper hospital treatment, and the
members of the board will make a
determined effort to secure such an ad-
junct. Colonel Thompson, who is the
chairman of the finance committee of
the board, will be able to submit a
splendid report of the financial condi-
ton to the next legislature, the man.
ayers having conducted the affairs of
the big institution with such judgment
and economy as to leave a surplus of
$4,000 to $4,000 out of the last APP
preparation. He has been compliment
ed upon his excellent management of
this department by Governor Dawson
and other high state officials.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-12-01
MARLoWE NOTES.
News and Gossip from the Village in
the Northern End of the County.

Marlowe, Nov 22.-Mrs. Lewis Kel-
Ter and little daughter Della, of Bed
ington. have been spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Christian Lands,
at Marlowe.
Hinton Brothers have been drilling
an artesian well on the lot where the
new Harmony church is to be erected,
near Marlowe.
Mrs. ID. III. Stroah spent few DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs. j H. Kiracofe.
In Hagerstown.
Little Katie Houck, who has been
sick for several days, still remains
unimproved
Miss Nan Harrison, of Hedgesville,
spent last week with her cousin, Mrs.
]. III. Miller, at Marlowe.
Mr.. William Jack is completing his
new house an expects to move into ii
about December L.
Miss May Emerson, of Martinsburg,
spent Sunday at the home of her par
ents here.
Clarence, the little son of F. II. Mil
Ter, has been sick for a few days, but
is getting better.
Misses Mary and Grace Davis. Of
Downesville, are visiting friends and
relatives in this neighborhood.