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Resolved, That $55o.3S be paid to
Pagan Iron Works, on account of com
tract No. 1889, for furnishing and de-
Hvering special castings.
Charge Water Account, A. and u.
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services reedered as
General Superintendent, ETC., for month
ending September 20, to6. amounting in
the aggregate TO $Sd6.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered az
Water Rsxistrsr, etc, for month ending
September so 1905 amounting 10 the aS-
gregats to $3,i74.S7.
Resoiysl, That warrant be ordered
Of thas oiBcer. 70 be sitad to the
sfsSa' on water. n ssS.itO.eo
sosS; aS9iI ;sS0fv I 1918 u aas s.4, c5o 90
sl,l.5oeSo Soo "a * tends. DUG ]. e =
s26S odc.0o 4I bonds, due
ApS;l l, 1894 $3.50. 5000. 90
s4s. .l5o 90
Rx-ssvSn. Thas e2.s0 20 paid 10 1sAr
3eIier. 5r fu Il ing no. lee. Nj
Assnans. AHSsnt &c claim NJ.
Us s. sss j 8 s.;s sy ss ~. si3s.s O..
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Resolved, That by reason Of complaint
and investigation thereon, made for the
week ending September "a, 1905. under
and by direction OF the Water Assessor.
the following findings be and are hereby
confirmed, and the said officer Is hereby
directed to cancel of record for meters
as herein Indicated
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Resolved, z a. =. so be paid to s. q.
TN 4. II a a ier services as St eet Cleo
CemmiL ioaer, Septemol, IT. !
Charge Municipal Street Cleaning.
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r <~'vod. Thet $148.5o be paid to Fa-
q ~ W ss OIL account OK cortract
o. 16cC, ft-nishin and delivering
spec : ce = 20.
ChV ipt vi S.-eet kecount, Aug
ut, uIpli
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The foregoing were each separately
adoQted by the following vote on a call
for the ayeS and nays:---
Observation-Disclosures Berry, Knox,
Nolan. Rooley and President Hauck.
Irays:--None.
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Resolved. That in addition to such ag.
gregate sum heretofore reported by the
Water Assessor as due for metered
water. the following sums be added
thereto as Of Che week ending September
"a, 1906
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cludiar screenings, per e.n. $50
About SO tous OF tone witch VII
pass through ih-incA fing. :.
they being the lowest bidder, aud Ike Ss
Corporation Attorney e2 a d h her by
directed to prepare and hava executed
the necessary Contract for the same.
Resolved. Th I the contract fer tAe
furnishing and deliv RI & Of s.x : N .
horses in accord % With Yaci-c9 { :
Board be aad is heresy awaru 20 g :
rus Rheims. at the price rned is z
bid, namely. 1886 e@ch. he beng tbs =
est bidder, a-d th. Corporati Att4-rS
be and is hereb. directed to prepar an
have executed the aecessary contract fof
the same.
Resolved, That dating from oetshrr
in the mol-y cf this Board be ana. /.
gagged.
Resolved, That s14e.sS be paid to the
barnsf - sdslt Paving Co.., Anal ac-
count q on ract No. 1642, for improve
mt of so-'el aver e, fran Commur :
paG cba,@ q, -, : ir|og S.o avenue. Avenue .s,.
sr,,~o~ S1e~t 0t1o~1e Ina
Resolv { That Hes2.75 b. paid to Fs-
an II " ks a acco It Of cont-ac~
NO. lIN, for -urnishir. and cell c-'na
es;ti e : ,gs.
Ct- sc 6gecial Street Account. Jul-
49,, August S140.2o, Supplies.
R r-voe. Taet s14s.5o be paid to Fs-
n NN W qeaornf nj rYfrq ri
20. 15Se. frsnissins % and = delivering sis srhus
spec ] ce =. "a
CAAF spt III g.-eet kecount, Aug
ut, uIpliS'
heoo'vsd, 2 a $50 be paid to Ba.-
Ccmmis -ioaer. Septemor, IT. )
Charge Municipal Street Cleaning.
Resolved, That IS 4s. paid to r G..
EH ln-trn Sons Co, fof ( * br'e /,
q tr~et Department. ] me, / Do, i'm No.
&c, c''ssrse arg Special st-oet Account. June,
:, PS7olved, That s1s. 2 he ,aid to Ja..
+. I-ali. .ne., fl 1G~ tri ed 10. Pre-
yoct st-aet, ! urust, 1893, claim 80. Il
arga G2~cial 5trset Accent ~
ktc4kk.
The fo-e1oinJ va eac seoaratol-
adopted ~ the fol q ii vot on q CT il
Tor the az } aad nay -
:, y-c:--l~m 7 1 r,oas Gerry. z lcx.
Noian, hooney and .srenident HaLc'1.
Nays:-None.
The same Committee presented the
: Resolved, THAT s1oo be r -ltoJ ne,
tor, Nov mber. / IS clas.l Is. &c.
~ SChares Ciea ing Goes d Easinr,
It was sS,R-d " tA isSv- ig voss
on = 81 fs- yaIsa~
.,1 ~ $50 Tsk ,ere r'oal j. soooey
Na &C II 'c-.-icrs Pry al
The s-ne Uoal-.s- -sas~i !,
follswing:--
mage : tH. s. sssss sssss st It F Fiaanss cen i s
sunle9as to LII A-oztic > an
Oct cen Ccmmuniyaw aves 10 md >.
tount avea ie; i Faimornt ave ,e.
from Sergen avenue to eect side Of Mou.
acello avenue, which such sum does mot
nciude. the .paralleling Of the rresent
sew : II 5t-1d -reet; and
WIG eas, Ene present sewer Il made
au te fo- the PR. poses for which II was
co. structed, AL by re son thereof h
caused ana nee aad nxisancs to he
Resolved. IT, t by reason of compla,.
week ending september "a. 1908, und,
the following findings be aad are here
directed to cancel Of record cAarges NJ
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| .sx4 .
owners aud occupants Of the property
cousi6nons tk-r-tpi
NvoS. Ft tici- atin5 the repair
~ ~ as a-or@ "a CO Additional and fhr-
snsr s&@ ~ S6,0U pc requested where
wisn % DEHd relief sewer between the
poinss indicated and to replace the Pres.
en-! WAFER m = this additional amount
neMs . esumat ~ % the Ihief Engineer 40
neeeossry TOT the purposes indicated.
"a
AZ aSsKted by the following vste
On III ayes and nays
,onm ioners Berry, NOLAN.
nyya + no X Eauck.
Na --oommissscne Knox.
Committee on municipal Lighting
Lea \ That the United Electric Co.
N.... sncce-sefs, be and is her ,by
as hei letter designated. pay lent tof
same - ke made At the rate OF s9t.ou
ssSn per annuml from date ct piaciag OF
same, ana that the Clerk Ut this Board
" sha is hereby directed to certify
copy OF TINS resolution to the said com
aso snaS tns limit OF expenditure for the
cuursnt nscal year wlH not be exceeded
'nsTso!
fWo arc hgnts ON Long street.
~ a-e' lLat at or near 246 Ocean
~ rue.
III me erection OF any and all poles rep
20 SOC stitute no right Of the company to
nsainsain SAT- poles after the Time hsalt
OF contract has expired, and the cozn.
haay ~ accepfing OF the provisions oF
TINS resolution evidenced by the placing
asrees 70 remove such poles at any tire
| .hal p9is card by resolution expresses
~ its ~aeslre 9 re-or, unless the consents OF
aout',ns POL ersy owners shan IN eacn
c,sse nave De~i theretofore obtained FOR
-
hsloiYea, Inat 800 be raid to John
90 TOT serTices as Lap inspector.
oeL ,emoer, ieu6, Claim No. 81.
ohafse street Lighting. An
sa2lslsa ~. IS. ~ tne following vote on call
iof the ayes and nays:--
~ Ayea;o-t commissioners Berry, Knox,
Soiah, hoeley and President Hauck.
A-a9s'--Nene.
,,,a ca,nn,,44.. = NJ w.. u.-.
p-e rte1 the I Howilg;-
-5esel red, at 1888 be paid TO Gar
a. : -of =, 4 wees as oupSrvisins
s' - ius :, 1syw Wa.ST W az WofKs' Septen-
VI .v' rrs 8 Ma.a ~ .No; 81. 81. ~ u.tsr
vori.. ~ssef Account rev water
n war aso,sa5 h. -. fa,,,,.,n. vota
AZ <--Oomnailsien re Bury, Knox.
N0l ~ 4, rooney and PRESIDENT Hauek.
-
.ei.e Cona1I'ttce on Assessments and
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Resolved, That IS 1s. paid to r c..
Fl ln-trn Sons Co, for 1g br'e
q tEet department, ] me, U1, i'm No.
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PS5olved, That s1s. 2 he ,aid TO ia.
T. 1-aH, .ne., ft 1G~ tri ei ,.p Pre-
vocf st-ee-, urust, 1903, claim 20. IL.
arga G2~cial S-set Accent ~
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The foregoing va eac se,arat~l-
adopted - the fol q ii vot on a CT i
for the az } aad nay -
- Ay-5;-C~m T | r,oas Ferry, z iCn,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauc,t.
Nays:-Nona.
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Resoiv I, That S52.75 be paid to Fa-
an II ks a acco It Of cont-ac~
no. II1, for -urnishirs and cell cr'nS
$ et;cl e :, ,gs.
Ct@ sc Hlecial Street Account. Julr
S---.S, August y140.25, Supplies.
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TIE Committee on New Water WorAs
pc rtei the f nowilg:---
2eselfed, T at rtssS .33 be paid TO Gar
W. re is -0r g ryiees as Supervising j
iEt Inc r, low Wat~r Works, Septem-
lcr,. sS3, cl In No. 247.
U!. rye Water Account New Water
WORKS.
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Suos lies.
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Re1olyed. That 500 be raid to John
30 d for services as Lap inspector.
Sci .ernbef, 1906, claim No. S71.
Charge Street Lighting.
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: Resolved, That s14e.sS be paid to the
barnsr II shalt Paving Co.,, Anal ac-
count Of 0n ract No. i642, for improve
MT OF soN-,el aver e, fron Commur :
paw a. l., % irmoY avenue.
Char, ~ptcial Street Accouat tht-
improv- ncnt.
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1t wac adopted by the following vote
on I'll fer the ayes and nays.-
AZ 5<-O5mmiLsieR re BSfry, Knox,
MOI n. Rooney and President Hauck.
N6Ys:--f{oIle
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~ W reason OF complaint a.d
week ending spmber 2 1903 and By direction Of the water Assessor
nnonss os ad
oeo 70 cancer OF record
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tvs a,'sKted by the following v,te
on -tii nr ayes and nays:---
:. Ased:-- yornm' ioners Berry, Nolan.
Reon v q q y nd X Eauck.
Ma. .ss--Comsnissicne Knox.
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Resolved, That dating from Oetsbrr
nrst proxinno the salary o. carp-aasr-
IA the mol~y cf this Board be ana. IL
hereby hled at 81 Per day when en-
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Resolved. That special improvement
certificates for Fifteen hundred Q,500
dollars be drawn in favor of Peter Nc
Menamin for work done and materia 9
furnished on account of contract No. 15-
46 eonformably to Chapter 217 of the
Laws of 1895. for improvement of Tenth
street. from Jersey avenue to Monmouth
street.
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Resolved, That the sums hereina fter
mentioned be paid to the persons ma led
respectively for services as Laborerc on
Sewers and Basins, for month ending
November 30, 1905. amounting In the ag-
gregate TO $1,244.
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nent certificate for i've hu l-ed { $50
dollars be drawn in favor of Berna-d
Cannon for work done and mate ais fur
nished on account of contract No. 1.pS,
conforms y to Chapter PIT of the Lawc
Of 1S~5. lor building a sewer in Hudson
Boult ard, from Sanford Place sewer a
Ia 1ris lie street, to Manhatt n ave US;
also sewer in Saerma. Piace.
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certificates for six thousand SCI J { X.
lars be drawn in favor of the Earl {
A phalt Paving Co.. final for work dc' ,
and laterials furni he.l on accou-t O..
contract No. .----A4lA, conf~Tm. II
Cnapter l34 of the, Laws, of 1881, fer,
Improvement of sBezEeh9 xyeAue,l k1sial
Communipaw avenue to Fairunlot av4
nue.. WSsl 10 10000
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Rz-es~xA. Thaa e2So 20 paid 10 TsAE
e3aicler. 3r fn Il ing 30. lee. 81
= lassmans. August, &c claim No.
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Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for servicen rendered as La
borers on Sewers and Basins. for MGR IA
ending October, 81, 1905 amounting in
the aggregate to $1,3O3.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

The voters and taxpayers of West
Virginia have been barangue1 with
out limit on the perfection and equity
of the new tax laws, which are not yet
in operation, by the friends of the state
administration. Gentlemen wait
awhile and give the people chance to
learn by experience. The law required
that the assessment made last year
should be made at true and actual
value but by order from Charl,s On
that assessment was ma lie generally at
little more than half the true and act
ual value and now we are assured that
The assessment of this year will really
be at true and actual value. Well let
us wait and see and if the law is car
ried out in Berkeley county luckily
the taxes will be due and the people
will know by actual experience what
merit or denrit there is in the laws
before they will be called upon to vote
for legislature next fall.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

The cutting o.. of railroad passes to
member of congress and state leglsla-
lures may seem an arrogant act in the
minds of fellows who have in the past
pocketed their mileage pard them by
the government and served the rail-
roads for passes to the detriment of the
people but the public will be the gain
er. The movement to compel rail-
roads to issue two cent mileage books
to the public to be good for the pur-
chaser's family or employees thong n
probably an act of retaliation for not
issuing free passes, will certainly re-
down to the public good.
The people are being robbed of vast
sums of money by the railroads in
charging thirty dollars for thousand
mile ticket with the provision that ten
dollars be returned if the purchaser
turns in the back of the ticket when
empty, if he has permitted no one to
ride on his ticket but himself, other
wise heJ profits his ten dollars. 1t
is estimated conservatively that there
are at least 500, 600 of these tickets out
under the control of the joint Pasen-
ger Traffic association, which at ten
dollars each puts 81, 900, 900 of the .peo-
pies money in their hands to Use con-
tinually. The use of so vast sum of
money held in escrow is worth as much
to its owners as to the Railroads.&c. " no.
ever gets the benefit of it and is moth
ing but robbery.
Another injustice to the purchase
of the ticket is that but one person
may ride on it. Why should the road
object when it gets its pay for the ticket
to others riding on such ticket. They
ought to be compelled to sell those
tickets at two cents per mile, good for
any one who presents them and if
they just hold Off the passe long
enough some such law will be enacted
by most states.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

A good many people besides Presi-
dent Roosevelt are perpleNed about the
situation in Santo Domingo, for with
Morales abdicated there is no one left
who would seem to fill the bill as the
President described Morales in his
message to Congress, when he said:
fortunately, just at this time, ruler
sprsng up in Santo Domingo but the
ruler has taken to the chaperal and the
Senate has the treaty, which the Ad-
ministration made with him, hung up
for exhibition, but not for ratification.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

There was time when Republican
commercial politicians of the Elkins
stripe could rouse the people to enthu-
sissm by crying. anarchy and social
ism but the time is fast passing when
such cant will tell. The people are
getting their eyes open to the dangers
of the money power. They are begin
rich corporations have no respect OF
the very laws which they introduce
and push through that they are the
anarchists and not the man who tries
to restrain them.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

Mas 5achusetts, Gov. Dougl as ssys,is
dem ,nding free hides, leather, coal,
iron, lumber and wood pulp, but the
Republican Congress refuses to even
consider tariff revision, except the
question brought forward by the ex-
IRENE protectionists of making the
maximum rates % per cent. higher If
this does not raise crop of Democratic
congressman when election time comos
next Fall, the demand will have to
wait long time before it is supplied.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02
TARIFF PINcHEs THE sHoEMAKERs


The shoe manufacturers of Massa-
chusetts find them selves compelled to
raise the price of shoes, which neces-
sarily means some curtailment of sales
because, as they allege, they are held
up by the leather trusts which supply
raw material 25 per cent poorer in
quality and 30 per cent. greater in
price than that of dozen or fifteen
years ago.
In other words, the highly protected
shoe manufacturers of Massachusetts,
Ind themselves at last victims of the
pre- tective tariff which they have so ar
IDENTIFY advocated in the past, and 10
which they are still devoted-provided
always that the tariff protects their
products and gives them free raw ma
terial.
But high-tarif protection is good for
manufacturers of shoes it is also deem
ed good thing by the hide and leath-
er men, who are just now taking adj
vantage of shortage in the worlds
supply of leather to run up prices to
such an extent that the shoe manufat-
turers are in distress.
The complaint of the Massachusetts
shoe men that they now get inferior
leather at higher prices is natural
and inevitable result ofthe high tariff,
wnich, in every ease, puts premium
on poor work. 1t is not in human ma
ture to undergo the labor and expense
of doing good work while they can sell
the product of poor work in cornered
market for good prices.-St. Louis Re-
public.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02
PULLMAN PASSES TO BE CUT OFF.

1t is reported that the Pullman Pal
ace Car company is considering abol-
ishing passes. No official announce
M mt haa been made as to when the
o der will take effect, as the company
is now thought to be watching II c
abolition of passes on the trunk lines.
Business on the Pullman sleepers has
fallen of at least fourth on account
Of the trip passes being cut out. The
Pullman company has never issu ed
passes as freely as the railroads, the
courtesy to be extended to influential
politicians, officials of the railroads
and fewothers. There will also be a
question as to whether or not the rail-
road officials will have to pay for thei I
meals and entertainment on the Pull.
man cars.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

We have heard it whispered about
town that the Republican machine
figuring to start citizens move
ment for the next city election seeing
little or no chance to elect Republic
can ticket. The people are well salts
he'd with the management of the mu-
nic.pal affairs by the Democratic coun-
ell now in control and past experience
has taught them that they cannot de-
pend upon the Republican machine
in keeping the city government out of
politics \ few years ago they were
urged and begged to joint in citizens
movement but they rejected it and
fought it to defeat.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02
Politics makes strange bedfellers.

Politics makes strange bedfellers.
H ere we have the Cincinnati Enquir-
er. while stepped outside of the Dem
ocratie buiwarks after the defeat Of
. Parker, nov takes pleasure in an
nouncing that it will publish series
of letters from William Jennings Bry-
an. The reform victory in Ohio hi s
evidently awoke Mr.. Mclean to the
fact that the Democratic party instead
of being dead as he thaught it was, is
organizing for new lease of life and
power.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

The outlook for the success of the Re
lubHcans at the congressional cleo
tons newt Fall is SO dubious that Com
gresham Jesse Overstreet- has resign
"d as Secretary of the Republican con-
sressionsl committee. 1.-The reason he
giles is that the President has refused
to 3ow him to dictate federal ap.
roipment that has always been con
SID ie5l a perquisite Of the congressman
r." J the Indianapolis district. Chair
man Babcock also declines the chair
manship of the committee and he has
no dOubl srrited at that conclusion on
account of serious doubt if the insur.
i.noe companies can be held up for
eau align fund contributions.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

]. Ogder Armour's recent statement
in the Saturday Evening Post that
the refrigerator car service paid a "tair
return on the investment, is accepted
as true, in view of the voluntary re-
duction of 10 per cent in rates.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

The abolition of railroad passes is
having direful effect on the business
of the Pullman Car company. The
class of people who in the past patron
lied the Pullman ears were the people
who enjoyed railroad pass. The Pull
man people complain that their bdsl-
ness has fallen Off at last fourth.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has given out the
usual annual passes to the members OF
the Connecticut Legislature and even
the Roosevelt faction in the New York
legislature are still accepting these
fivors from the railroads. It's almost
impossible to separate Republican
politician from graft without dseapita-
ton.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

Senator Daniel, who has always
been regarded as "a chivalrous man, a
gentleman of the old Southern type
has not elevated himself in the estima-
ton and affections of his friends in
condonIng the outrage perpetrdted by
the W hite House officers in the eX-
pulsion of lady from the "Sacred
precinct of the Kings domicile.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

Senator Elkins cannot represent
the people and the railroads both. The
truth is that West Virginia has nc
representation in the senate Elklhs
and Scott both represent, most assld-
uously, the interest that Cypress the
people most.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

James A. Hughes, congressman
from the Huntington district it is sad
will be a candidate for the United
states Senate in opposition to Elklns
That would hardly be acceptable to
the people. The deal would be only
trading the devil for witch.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

Senator Caldwell may take it into
his head, now that the Supreme Court
h IS decided that he must appear before
the legislative committe and testify as
to the charges imade by him against
Ex-Governor White, to follow the eX-
ample of Fl. II. Rogers and defy the
court and committee.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

1t is suggested that state conven-
ton be held this year by the democrats
of West Virginia just TO decide on it.
sues. Why, bless you gentlemen FL
kins, Dawson and the rest Of the Re-
publican leaders are giving us all the
material we need.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02
PROGRAMME
Berkeley Educational Asso.
Saturday, February 3, 1906
High School, Martinsburg.

MORNING SESSION 10A. NJ.
School Government
-PRoF. w. A. PITZER
The Textbook and How to Use 1t
Miss WINGERD
How to Introduce the Study of
Geography E. \. ZEILoR
A Plan of Teaching General History in
the District Schools N. +. KEGS
AFTERNOON SESSION As p. NJ.
Recitation Miss BLANCHE CAN'T
Importance of Public Library and
How 1t Should Be Maintained
BY THE PRESIDENT OR THE PUBLIC
LIBRARY.
A Paper Subject to Be Selected)
Miss FRANCES HERGESHEIMER
A Biography of Some Noted Person
Mis-. LAURA NJ TABLER
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

The insurgents might as well turn
in their matchlocks to Uncle Joe Can
non and get back to work la the ba-
mana patch.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

Senator Elkins will have time ex-
planning his acts in defiance of law
which have been recently disc osed in
United States court, when it comes to
the next election.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

Mr.. Bigelow, of course is not liar
but if they make him little maddei
he will be apt to give somebody free
exhibition of his peculiar art OF Gus
sin
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-02

When Chauncey Depew made his
temperance in the senate he looked
seIf-conscious but refreshed, as if aftsi
a good cry.
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