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n-INnson ENTRIEs.

WINDSOR. Aug. 2e.-Eollow!ng are the en-,
tries fof tomorrow;
First race ssx and half furlongs--Red Top
eS Minnie J 9s. Chattyrs es Wabash 100
HsckIer 100 Posing ie3. Meddler Jr. lO3 Doc
Wallace l04 Lady Dlnmont lO4, ". ". Pierce
100. Redondo lo5 Max lo5 Marie Eta IoT
Prairie Flower II IC7.
second race Eve furlongs-Lapra a 81.
French Empress 81. Lady Demon 81. Ballston
Boy ~. Edwin Il 100. Hazel Patch 100, Enin-
ola l02
Third race steeplechase. short course--Sartor
Resartus l2e. Springfield 10. Medoc l22, The
CuardSman 1Se. Little Waily 13e, Trenct the
Alerc $50. Sam Farmer 1Sz.
FourtL race. one mile. eeltng-Rain Devils
So Ireland 95. Secret g7 Saeen ss. Frank Carr
ln2 sand 100. Lemon Girl 100, Thistledo iO7,
F8xmeede Jos.
Flftl race i've furIongs. seIlIng-Fsnny Marks
0a Ab!edon S. Entire Nous 100 Prince OF
orange 100, sweet Kitty 100. P9nemsh 100,
Great Socreress 100. Malt 100, Kildare l08.
Mis- Martina los. Tan Bark los, Pedro i05,
Attention 1o5. Fire Alarm lO5.
Sixth race. mile and quarter, selltnS-Early
Hours 81 Marimbo So, joe Levy 81 Cambridge
s. BlsQue eT LaEeu So Fra Filiipo 80. Berry
Waddel fOi Bueler l0l. Geo Vivian I0l, The
Cacny 102 Chanlda 10.
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PORTS Peace Regn Once Again Camps of Fighters EPER h
SALVIDERE KEEPS
IN FRONT ALL
THE TIME.
sFRci4I DIsrA7ca 10 Tap CALI.

AA
6AH;,ATSSN: x. u. apr 20
eo'!evt SaTo. was 1provicsd .6r t+e -
-eS'=s a Ssgstosa this afternoon. Trhe
sSst race GA. tie card xvas tae Adt-on-
eecA sanc4esp Tor IN -yeaT-6lcs Cd civ
I t-f-ehs sS' - whie.s- Thomas Httchcocl.,s
:: - @e.t Sa,vl6ere. CARRYING ton
Nelshts Us pounds, IVES asked TO meet
r eoeo fleto OF 5s;yeniie sprt1ters There
V'ss 5.r1Scz speculation as TO whether
re colt co2ld PArtor7i this hard task
- - "a e.e "e1t <. the post an odds-on
-o. ctAee St ! 70 2; he Justified the con
SePeseo II htTn by his hackers
% winning the $4,000 stake aandtiy.
=: He Jumped TO 1he front right At the
statt and opened tup. q wide syar or 1,Ss
nee. = At the head Of the stretch he
Fss q haif-6ozen lengths to the GOOD
" thc.. ru1 home SeUeii eased bf;;, mn
ma ae won by two lengths. Aletl; ei5o
iaa n second place 10 the stretch.
wSerS Don Enrique. away last. came
taTcaEl with rush and finished sec
ono. head In Front of Aetheuo.
tsasr'l:sAg weather conditions pre-
: .ieH at tho course tais afternoon, and
tsis toEetaes with tho attractive card.
q e's- oi;s ore, OF ti>e hest attepdances
OF the7 -fzeetizSs Summary:
:, gtrst- g,aes, sTe sad = haif fzriorss. selling
Time. ; 10 [-...- -'e ~
S@eoa* r'.eer. atvcTsechEse. abaut two and
IT, IT,, s va lIl y q Won Breknap second.
Ese @-srslcr third. Time 5.S1..
= 81, . als0. race. - fGTtoaes- Acnetfs Lsdy ron
l-.sf Srco1e. fstfetses ehisl. Tine 1914 s-5.
-FoET.a @raes ~ Ad:rondaek faadjcsp. sig
kiesseao ti,!rs- Time. lzls *.
T,o- s,.5 7,.es FL sen Water
SIKH race one n,ile--Sats pie. FIanesr won
eiolc 'seeoAa. Saylnr thiTd. Time, ~
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Wise Sports Still Believe That
Herford Is Managing Joe Cans
BY Edward Clarke.

GoLDF1ELD, Aug 2s.-Todays calm after last nights
storm in the meeting OF the fight club nothing of
interest evident satisfaction the
hitch for the Gans-Nelson battle
been disposed Of The takers inclined
riticise Nolan for having brought the weight question
and contending that the fighters should weigh in their
lighting togs.
Personally think the Danes manager is be
plinented sticking his point gaining
bloodless victory either the were
against Nolan point where it
sup whether would any fight
Certainly Nolan blamed seeking every
possible Nelson considering oughness
the match, Cans variegated reputation involved
management that the Is working under.
For believe that Sullivan is only the Cold
financial the black fighter ! thing
here have voice in things believe that Tur-
presence merely that spectator
in unexpected places man behind the
Nolan's sArewd efforts possible point
Danes
MUST LEAVE WEAPONS OUTSIDE.
There has talk half jocuar about the posi-
biity Of rough house the rrgside II fight did
straight Even with 1t
hypercrtcai spectator might onense
at something and trouble. Sheriff going
guard against outbreak he going forty
deputies in the punched In squads OF
given instructions that carrying gun will
admitted the until he reiinqushed his
should completed tomorrow. Its con-
than contract estimate
club is disgusted with the size of the BILL
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Z lsEATTLE ENTRTEs.


SEATTLE. Aug. 2a.-Fos!oE.ne are the en-
frssk Ger tDuhoTruw at The Meadows;
E Firsr race ave fgriengs seliias-Prjnce Of
Actnrs I07. NTS Matthews l07. Pinkim i0i,
Birtfs 4 iD1. Fsiry Street ioT. Ella True io7,
l3f. Crq0k l0f.
sec6nd race ssren furlezgs seliing-ylrginia
Boy 100 sslurfar Joe. Georee ". Tuthiu 100,
i,etfisqhh %. Trapshooter ioe, wstsrspout Zoe.
ifsets lg1 Lslreue Io7 MaceRe 1ef. Katie Crews
soT Gsen Brser Io7. Tigoroso- lo4
I.lsrd Tace. seven furongs. seliing-Chief
Eaoas EGp ReSmonf 100; Mart Hogan 100. Little
Gregg JOE Ur. Roveii 100, z NeTrsco 109.
PaadF lynch loa Mime Zoe. Rubisns lo7, AMI
rsd in2 Swift Queen 1e2.
Fputth race eleven -sixteentbs, seiling-Happy
crsenpy- I12 T. C. Runte iI2. David BolaEd
ff2 r n Bratta{n 1i2. Huachuca ll2, Anona
80. FIN King Jos, TIE SteTsrdess 106, Susie
iesrsSfiaz zoe. Afetiskatla 1O8
Etffil Faes i've furl0ags selling-5lendennlng
l94 Tisas II 5es. Entre Nous i09, Hersian ioF,
sixse Taee. mile selling-Rocky Tos. Yellow
stone les Pearl Waters io5. Montana Peeress
iol Dora / io3 Integrity 100 Legal Form 81,
ao.rea 81. Merry Go Round 90, Seedcake 80.
s.srriek 81
scsenth race. mile and hfty ysrds-Atkins ilz.
sEstEa aO7t T6vSra sp7 Beonaa fo1, J. c.
tYSin 1g4 la 102. Silver she 102.
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Is NEVER
THERE AT THE
RIGHT TIME.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SEATTLE. Aug. 2e.-seattIe played
miserable ball in the third inning and
celebrated the return to the home
grounds by dropping the opening game
to Los Angeles. While only four er-
rors are registered against Seattle,
stupid and slow ball was played all
around, the helders doing the wrong
thing whenever mistakes were dan
gerous.
southpaw Burns pitched a good game
for Los Angeles and Garvin did better
for Seattle than the score would indi-
cate. A clever stop OF what looked
like a three base hit brought Bernard
a hand and Ellis ended the game by
a brilliant catch which he converted
into O. double play. Both teams pre-
sentsd crippled fronts. Rube Vickers
of the Seattle team umpired. The
arnre.
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HENDERSON WINGS
BAKERS DOZEN
TO BENCH. !.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

PORTLAND, Aug. 2s,-The Beavers
won again today. duplicating yester-
days score of to /. There was Moth
ing to it but Henderson, who had
everything and kept the Seals guessing,
making thirteen of them fan the air.
A couple of hits by Mohler and Hide
brand and fast base running by Mohler
gave the Seals their only run in the
seventh
The Beavers started after Hit right
off the reel and scored four runs in the
first four innings, after which Hit set
tied down and pitched a good game.
The feature of the game was Donahue's s
catching. He had seventeen putouts
and one assist Kid Nohler's all-areund
playing was also remarkable. McCredie
expects Catcher Carson and Second
Baseman Kane to arrive the irst OF the
week. Score:
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RIae shoot peclared on.

SEA GIRT. n, j.. Aug. 2e.-Torrents
of rain falling almost without inter
mission compelled the abandonment OF
the Wimbledon cup match today. The
company Trio match. the only other
event on the programme. was won by
the team of the Gatling Gun Platoon of
Illinois. with q score OF 1S9 of possible
$50. The members OF the team will re-
ceive gold medals. The First Denver
City Troop. with 1873. gets the silver
medals. Company H, Sixth Massachu-
setts. gets third prize. bronze medals.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
CaIifornIans In New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The following
Californians arrived In New York to-
day:
From San FrAnciscc-W. r. Milton
and wife, at the Empire; s. H. Taylor.
at the ImperiaI; 6. r. Field. at the
victoria; J, AZ. Lewis. at the Victoria :
J. r, Slaughter. at the Churchill; A. II.
Mustard, at the Gilsey House: RI. S.
Brumphrey, at the Imperial; A. d.
Long, N. a. Magner and wife. at the
Grand Union.
From Los Angeles-w, T. Pierce, at
the Grand Union N. Rossiter. at the
Imperial; Mrs. w. Judd at the Belmont;
r. o. Masen,Sat the Imperial ]. ID. stan
ton and wife, ct the St George,
From Riverside--A. Straclxan, at the
Marlborough.
From Santa Barbara--E. a. Rizar, at
the Westminster.
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IAToNIA ENTREs.

fssScINS8rE aug. -2e.-FoiloEing arc the
- ltrisS Tor tomorrow al Latonia:
sfsf race six furIongs seiling-Ruby Right
ao5. casmp clagk ie.;. Sea siste to7, Libstlon
.s47 lsfsceLnd JOY. Eieine 10. Flagytone lio
zen Tasn $50 Mfanie Johnson 1l2 NfGdi Love
si2 sEE4ges H!nn III Acare ia Norwood Ohio
sas Platter ia EHfeable Us Albert Fir ll7
Seeoifd race, i've ane a half fur.opZs. selling
ATcE6on e5. Hsistead as, Ia Thorpe 96. Grand
ia - IsH5y EEunQnt- %. Orlsnovick 9S. Hell
isath 100 anna Ruskin. lo2 Agra jo4. Jas
swift teT, Lady Arion l0l-
Third race. mile and an eighth. selling
o;i.ckyfch aa. Galhreqa- ss. Beiiesiew rs. Ruot;
Fl,n gS. Ternus l6I Sand Bath 100. The Laurel
lda Axaena 100, HarYooD 100. Bernie CrameT
lGs, IfI8er IOe. Lsysoa 900, Plutus III. Modem
eD III Little. Giant III. Estrada Palma 1l4
F,ossrrB race. six. furiongs, bsndicsp-The
lssuslnau. CO. Alcor 81. Lady Esther 9e, R0scoe
fT Wee Lass 100. Don Domo LOG, Major I. j.
.CsfS6n. f0S: Meadowpreeze. Il2.
Ftfth race six furangss eeli3ng-iiss Anx-
,os,s ~ Knns pay ~ Babe B o. Principal 9s
gunesss Ioi. Felklaae ies Airship l03, The
Thrsll los. Ham ioe Revolt III, pnele Henry
Elzrh race. mile aad 9 sirteenth, selling
lady Charsde 81. SzFoir Feire 100 Beiden 1p2
CorIlscafe sO6 The Only Way los.
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sIEATTIE sELFcrIoNs-

BT FRED Y. MuLHoIIAND.
First raee--PiEakiia. sfrs. Natthews.
f1iFF street ~.
second race--Fzatfe Crews. Lurene.
q IN bf-ier.
Third: rsne-RHSsana. Reancnt. Matt
Hogan.
PonFtk raee-E. vi. Frrftrin. Susie
Christian. David Eeland
,,,L.ifth race--Et;Etre Noes. Hersain,
sixth race-Pearl Waters Leral
Form, Merry 60 Round
Seventh rnce--IIa, Atkins. TaSora.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
-LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

~ the New York Morning Telegraph,
First race-AIbert FIR. Tom: Tom,
HrsnS.
second race-Lady ArioD, Jay Swift,
Align era.
ITaird. raee--Atsena, Norendo, sand
Bath.
FcHFth racs-NeadowbreeEe Don
Dome. Wee Lass
+ Fifth rxes--Eaevolt. Air Ship. Babe b.
sixth race-The OnIY Way, SAVIOR
Eaire. ceruScate.
Mehraes clear. Track fast.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ANERICAN LEAGUE
wednesday,s Racing at Latopia.

Firgt race one mile-Salie y won. The
Mate second, TIE Myrrh third. Time, i:42 l.5
second race Ave aud 9 half furlongs-Dr
Frank won, Boserrian second. Electorine third
Tyme i:O9 1.5
Third race. one mile-Terngrod won. corus-
cato second Miss Doyle third. Time 1:4i i.5
Faurth race steeplechase handicap. clubhouse
sorrse-Biue Mint won. Dunning second. PROFIT
able third. Time. 1891 %
johnson second. Minnie johnson third. Tine
l:i5.
p3.rre second. Problem third. Time. 1918 2-5
seventh race one and sixteenth miles-Am-
heTita won Mamie Aigoi second, Stroud third.
Time i:4s 3-5.
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: wINpsoR SELECTION.

~. sy: sic a'egr YorG .Morpiss, Telegraph.
First race--Prairfe Flower, Minnie j,
Chzthyra.
secOna raee--Laura e. Eminota, Ha-
eel Patch
rhsrd raee-s@rtor. Resartus. ModOc,
sam Farmer.
FOurth rare-Thlstle Do. Fo4mead.
ireland.
T1fsh racs--Ahinsdon, Fanbark, Miss
Martha.
ssEth raee--chaHida, joe Levy, CAM
Ss'eataer clear. Track fast.
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Famous Raceborse Dead.

eAN DIEGO. Aug. 2S.-Toggles, the
once famous racehorse owned by Gra-
hsne Babcock, is dead at Coronado.
The horse was well along in years and
had not been on the racetrack for some
time. Ills most famous victory was
the capture OF the Charter Oak stakes
Of 5000 at Hartford, Conn.
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nnmhar. was hia un from 5000 ID s12oo

number. was bid up from $500 to 1920
by Jimmy offey. Summary:
First race, ave furlongsAPaleuon wen Lu-
sano second Rousa third Time. i:01t2.
Second race, i've furlongs--Grasscttter won,
Marie II second. Supreme Court third. Time
:5Qh
Third race. Ave and half furlongs-Kinss
Thorpe won. Facts second. Nfaeene third Time
1:oSL.
Fourth race one and an eighth miIes-Exapo
won, Expedient second, Hi Caul Cap third
Time. 1:55-
Fifth race. seven furlcngs-Dora won. Bert
Arthur second, Maxetta ..siri Time. .27.
sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-Sherry
wen. Rudabek second. Salable third. Time
t;4sH.
Duelist second, Little sutterrup third. Time,
i:lo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Los ANGELES.
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases---Toman. Ellis. Kane, House
Hit--Crayatb. Two-base hits -Householder, To-
man, sssss ,r90 op ea'l;or Burns Hit bats
RSn Rv .syp 'efy by purss urns l. Struck cut W.T.
to Nagle. Left on bases-vscattle 8, Los An.
geies 0. Time Of garie--l hour and 80 minutes
Umpire--Y Ickefs
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Mrs. pering win. at Golf.

CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-The Western
woman golf champion. Mrs. c. L. Der
ing. won her game In the women :
championship tournament today, de-
eating Miss Llewellyn up and to
play. In the semi-finals. which will be
played tomorrow. Mrs. Dering will play
against Alexander and Miss Everett
will play a game against Miss Helmer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
cement-afakers strfke.

VALLEJO, Aug. 2s.-one hundred and
eighty men struck for higher wages at
the cement works at Napa Junction
last night They were getting is cents
an hour for a fen-hour day. Other men
have arrived to take the places OF the
strikers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

-rhree -base hit--Heitmuller. Tvo-base hit
Wolters sacrsnce hits--oasey 2, iackett. Van
HsItren First base on called balls-or Reidy
Z 20 gifzrerald 8. Struck oat--By Reidy I. by
Fitzeeraid 2 Double plays--pevereaux to
francis. Delmas to Cartwright 10 Casey 10
Dsshwood. Delmss 10 Eastwood to Cartwright.
wild niteh-Fitzgeraid. Time OF gsme-One
hour and tbirty-nve minutes. Umpire Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Chicago added
another game to its winning column.
helding back of him held Cincinnati
helpless. Score:
Chicago .........S
iBatteriesEReuibach and Moran; Hall
and Livingston Umpires-Emshe and
Johnstone,
BROOKLYN, Aug. 29.--The locals
won out in the ninth inning Score:
Boston .-.....--.--.,-.
ST8Snlyai TB8sSsteyriesEPfeffrer Pfffr and o'Nesr: Mc1n1
tyre and Bergen. Umpire-Carpenter
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-Pittsburg took
the; opening game Of the series, Score:
st. Louis ..,..~..-..... 1
ifasR Bsstteries-Beebe. brown and Noonan:
Leever and Gibson. Umpirs-Klem.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON, Aug. 29.-Boston had no
trouble in defeating Cleveland in the
fnal game not ts rst1l s11ngss Gssvsiand &
in the eighth inning. In the ninth
Young weakened and. was batted
freely. Score.
0'Tasisrf Batteries-Young and 'criger. Hess.
1OWOSenN, RtHttS anu DlS4OW
NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-The local
Americans defeated the St. Louis team,
scoring the winning run in the pinth
r Fl. z.
ST. Louis
New York ...... - .--.-
Batteries-Cflade, Howell and Rickey:
CIarkson,. ChesbrO and kleinow.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 29.-PhiIadel-
phia defeated Chicago in fve-inning
game. Score:
r. II e.
Chicago -.--...--....
philadelphia .......-.... o
BattSries-Walsh-a and SuIlivan;, Dy-
CERT. Waddell and Schreck-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

Struck out-By Henderson IS. By Hitt q.
Bases on balIs--of Hit /. Two-base hits
McHaie. sweeney, Mitchell Sacrifice hit
Sweeney, Stolen bases-Aoore, Mohler. Swee
ney. First base on errors-Portiand /. Left on
bases-PortIand s. San Francisco 5. Time OF
game hour 30 minutes. Umpire-Mahaiey
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Concert at Leonbnrdt's

Restaurant and cafe every evening
70 ~ o. m. Good things 10 eat and
drink 81 lS34-l35e Fillmore.
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INVINCIBLE CUBS
BEAT THE REDS
ONCE MORE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Chicago added
another game to its winning column.
Reulbach's great pitching and brilliant
helding back of him held Cincinnati
helpless. Score:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
Mrs George A Porterfleld

| Mrs. Emily Terrill Porterfield. wife of
Col. George A. Porterfield. died at her
! home in this place at an early hour
Wednesday morning. She was daugh-
ter of the late Col. VIM. Terrill. OF Bath
county, Va. and was born at Warm
Springs in that county, in 1882. In la49
she married Col Porteffield. and has
lived IN this county and town since that
time. Mrs Porterfeld was woman OF
superior intelligence and great reader,
and possessed the faculty of retaining
what she read. She possessed the ines
Unable beauty and refinement of char
acter and the culture of intellect that
dignity and adorn the best type of Chris
tan womanhood Besides her husband.
six children survive to mourn her loss
John. George and Mrs. George Washing
ton. of this place: Charles, of Northport,
N. Y; Mrs. Morton. of Richmond. and
Mrs. Mackey, of the District of Column
bia. Funeral services were held at the
house Friday morning at 9 O'Clock. con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins and
Rev. ]. S. Alfriend. after which the
body was taken to Martinsburg for
burial, Rev. DIR. F. M. Woods officiating
at the grave. The pallbearers were
grandsons and nephews of the deceased.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
Throwing Mud.

Unless words without meaning are
used a persons vocabulary must be
bounded by his knowledge. Many
years ago | was teaching a class of
poor children in the school connected
with the Church of ST Paul's, Covent
Garden. One day exhibited a picture
Of a bayfield, with men carting hay.
/ asked the children what the men
were throwing up into the cart. They
answered, without moments hesita-
ton, 4.AIudr' 1t then occurred to me
for the first time that these children
had never seen bayfield, or the cart
ing Of hay, but the scavenger's cart,
carting mud, they were quite familiar
with, and hence they spoke within their
neutrality-suspicious. Notes and Que
ries.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05

A West Philadelphia family was at
supper one night, talking about the en-
gagement of one of the daughters,
whose wedding was soon to be. The
negro servant, who acted as waitress,
laundress, etc, had Just brought into
the dining room the dessert, when one
Of the girls asked, Virginia, have you
seen Edith's fiance?' Laws! / doan
know, honey she replied. "Hit amt
been in de wash yit."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
The Word "Tnr..

Why Is the word tar a synonym
for "sailorr Some dictionaries say
that the allusion is to the seaman's
tarry hands and clothes-the SAVIOUR
of tar of Stephano's song In 1.-THE
Tempest Burns uses ''tarrybreeks"
as equivalent to ''sailor." But 1t Is re-
garded as much more probable that
"tar" is short for "tarpaulin," since
Clarendon and other writers colloquial-
~ use "tarpaulin" to signify seaman.
OF course, this ultimately gets back to
tar, a tarpaulin being a tarred pail
Ing" or covering (the same word as
s.Dall1.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05

The Charles Town and Vicinity Aux:l-
larry Bible Society has received supply
of handsome family Bibles ranging in
prices from 81 so to SIS co. Also new
copies of the Gospels at two cents each !;
book of Proverbs four cents, Psalms FIVE
cents up to three dollars large print and
small print Testaments at very low pricesl
Mr.. d. S. Hughes, the depositarian. vii
be glad to have you call and examine
these books A. d. BARR, Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05

Miss Lillian Talbot of this place. took
prominent part in the closing exercises
of Fort Loudoun Seminary in Winches-
ter. last week. In its notice of Tuesday
nights program the Star makes special
notice of Miss Talbot and her teacher,
Miss Young who is also member of
the Stephenson Seminary faculty OF this
place. as follows:
The pantomime. The Last Rose OF
Summer, was perfect work of art,
Miss Janet Young in Kipling's Recess
sional en- pantomime. proved herself an
elocutionIst of the highest rank. She
has won tor herself an enviable place.
while her pupil. Miss Lillian Talbot, OF
Charles Town. who had received an
ovation on Monday night, showed her
wonderful talent in Goethe's Erl King. >
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
Prices I! Prices /!
shoes 81 Is, all leather.

Shoes 81 Is, all leather.
Oxfords SIPS, all leather.
King Quality $3.t0 shoes 1926.
John Kelly shoes for ladies in all STYLES
and prices from 81 90 to $50, not equaled
in wear.
White canvas oxfords for ladies COO to / IS
full line felt window shades Sc.
Christy pictures 15x20 glass for 81 Is.
Fancy crepe paper all kinds, fall 10 # &C.
Lace curtains 81 yds. long, 81 inches
wide. SOC pair.
Lace curtains ~ yds long, "a inches wide
Soc pair.
Hammocks soc to 81 co.
!. Druggets heavy granite VI 1915.
Half wool druggets q 1915.
All wool druggets q 1886.
ga oil cloth l3c yard.
Entirely new line of 10c candy.
Specialties chocolate coffee 10c ID,
THE RACKET STORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
ELMER E. SToNEsIFER

The Deisarte entertainment given by
Mrs. A. ID. Reds class in elocution and
physical culture in Washington Hall on
Friday evening was one of the best ever
given here. 1t was thoroughly good
from start to finish. the hall was well
filled. and all present were highly pleas
ed. The Dude Drill" was simply i'm
me nse, and Guess What2" vertically
capped the climax.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05

Companies D and A. 18th Va. Cavalry,
will meet in reunion at the Morgan's
Grove Fair Ground on Saturday, June 9,
1906. All ex-Confederates are cordially
invited to join us. Come everybody, and
bring your baskets. Exercises to begin
promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
COMMITTFF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
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A camp meeting will be held in Ag-
lionby's woods at Shenandoah Junction,
commencing Tuesday night, July "a, and
continuing until August 6. Some very
prominent speakers will be present.
Rev It G Jones in charge. Committee
of arrangements w Irwin, Chairman;
John Aglionby. Overseer; Strother
Brown. Secretary; w Williams Treas
ure:: w A Melville. Railroad Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05

A book published in 1917 informs US
that the fare by steamer from New
York to New London. Conn, was 81,
including board. The distance is given
as 14O miles and the time twenty one
hours. The same book tells US that
Boston is not yet city, because the
people fear that the power invested In
corporations would be injurious to
their liberties" Further on 1t Is stated
that ssthis town is the headquarters Of
federalism in politics and UnitarianisE1
In religion"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05

For my family. as we'll as for myself,
/ wish to extend our thanks to the peo-
pie of Charles Town for the kindness
shown them and me during the recent
trouble that resulted from the hydropho-
bia scare. and especially for the kindly
attention given the members of my fam
ily during my absence in Baltimore TAX
ing the Pasteur treatment.
ELMER E. STONEsIFER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-05
COMMITTEE.

A hen belonging to Mr.. F. N, Moler
recently laid very large egg. inside Of
which was another perfect egg, encased
in shell the same as the outside one
Why this particular hen went to all this
trouble in the egg business is mystery.
but Frank Moler is famous for extraor-
binary products, and this is one of them.