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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-05-17
The MARYLAND
GRANeE AGENCY


Established 1877. Incorporated 1896
GEO. H. MERRYMAN, President
JAS. w. RICHARDSON, MANA 5ER.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS of The Mary
land Tobacco Growers Association
WE respectfully solicit consignments
of Tobacco, Grain, Hay, Wool, Live
Stock, Poultry, Eggs and all products of
the farm
Special attention given to the sale of
Tobacco. We are prepared to furnish
Fertilizers, Field Seeds and other Farm
and Household Supplies at the lowest
market prices consistent with quality.
James w. Richardson, Grain Salesman.
w. G. Brooke, Produce Salesman.
Tilghmam Howard, Tobacco Salesman.
Ap507tf
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-05-17
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought

CLARENCE M. ROBERTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Fen dali Building, Cor. Al ST. and La Ave,
N. W., Washington, D. G.
Can be seen at Upper Marlboro, Md
on Tuesdays. Will practice in the Courts
of Maryland and the District Of Columbia
and before the Departments.
March fifth t904-1y
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-05-17
ORpER OF RAr1r1cAr1oN

PHIL. H. TUCK, Mortgage.
VS..
BARBARA d. Garfield and ELI
Garfield her Husband.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1907-05-17

In the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County, in Equity
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
SPRING RENOVATION

The approach o! the spring time
is generally recognized by the gooa
housewife as the season for a
general cleaning up within and
without the home. This annual
renovation not only beauties the
PREMISES but also increases the
beslthfulness of the surroundings
10 get the greatest comfort from
ones environment not only beauty
and sanitation must be looked
sfter, bu. utility as well. A touch
here. a change there, now this Ina
provsment, then that, and INT
desired end is reached.
When these Innovations ar
undertaken by concerted action
when neighhor is inspired ol
neigbbor to cultivate flowers O.
plant trees, or otherwise adorn an'
beautify his abiding place. tn
spirit of Improvement grows ant
other households catch the infec
ton, end before one realizes it tn
whole mmunity takes on a hand
some dress and more attractive
face. Thus a very valuable ant
commendable public as well a
private service Is performed.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
THE SANJOSE SCALE

The State Entomologist' Prof.
il. Phillips of Blacksburg, has
submitted report to the Board
of Supervisors of Rockbridgs or
tho inspection work in the county
for the San Jose scale. He states
that there are very few orchards In
Rockbridge that have not beer
treated for this pest. He reports
the nun Der of apple trees in Rock
bridge as being lao, 1853 in 1900
nearly double the number ten years
nreyious. Pesch trees, plume
nears and other fruits have in
creased in like proportion.
Rockbridge ranks third or fourth
in the number Of peach trees In the
State. This tree has been threaten
cd by peach yellows in come Sec
lions of the State, but the dlsease
has done very little damage
90 far in Rockbridgs. WITH
proper preventive measures, Fro
feesor Phillips thinks the disease
can be entirely stamped out. He
recommends the prompt destrGc'
zion of all trees. so infected.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
MIR. s. w. Stuart dead

Mr.. Samuel w. Stuort died at
his home in Buena Vista Sunday
night, March "a. 1909 after a
long illness from the effects OF
paralysis. The funeral took place
from his home Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. The interment was
made In Green Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Stuart was a member o.
the we'll known family OF that
name in Rockbridge. He was q
son of the late John M. Stuart
and he was aged oS years. He
served with gallantry in the Con-
federate Army as q member Of the
14th Virginia Cavalry. For q
number of years he has been 6
resident of Buena Vista, and was
formerly az officer of that town.
Mr.. Stuart is survived by hi'
wife. who before marriage was 9
Mics Paxton Of near Rockbridgt
Baths. and two children, MIR. q
A, Stuart and Miss Louie Stuart
of Buena Vista; also by brother
and sister, MIR. J. G. Stuart anf
Miss Issie Stuart Of Rockbrldse
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
ON THE LITTLE CALF PASTURE RIVER,
NEAR GOSHEN, VIRGINIA

Under and by virtue of the provisions
of a Deed or Trust executed by Jas. b.
Weaver and Elizabe A. Weaver TO g.
D. Letcher, Trustee, dated Feb. ~, 1901,
and recorded In Rockbridge County
Clerks Office in Deed Book 80. page
495. to secure to Jos. W. Glendye Z
bonds for $20O.00 each, dated Feb. 20.
1901, with interest from that date, and
due respectively In 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, g and Z
wears. together with the taxes, insni-
ance, ETC., all OF which haze not been
paiu as slip lated, the undersigned will
sell at public auction on the premises,
ON THURSDAY, THE 25Tu OF APRIL,
1907, AT u ~.
341 acres OF land, more or less, crossed
, in a north and south direction by the
| Little Calf Pasture River. and the
Cralgsville Road, adjoining Bell and
Catiett, J. w. Lyle, VIM. Davis, Geo
Jackson, and Miss Flora Larew.
TERMS:-One-third cash, the balance
In one and two years, evidenced by the
bonds of the purchaser, waving home,
stead. with interest from date, secured
by a deed Of trust on said property
G. d. LETCH Err. Trustee.
mch-274t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
Sale of Personality

will sell at Public Auction at the
late residence OF Mr.. Harvey RAIDER on
Buffalo Greek near Oxford church,
Roekbridge Co. Va.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL BIRD, 1907
AT 10 O'CLOCK AN.
the Grain, Stock, Machinery and Farm
Tools belon 4ing to the estate OF Mr..
Harvey RAIDER. decd, as follows:
About 800 bushels Of Wheat
Over 800 bushels Corn.
About 1000 pounds Bacon.
Over 100 pounds Lard.
5Work Horses.
2 Four Year old Colts (broken)
Three Year old Colt.
| learling Colt. Mich Cows.
Q Helfers., Bull. 40 Stock Cattle.
81 Sheep. Brood Sows. = 9 Shoats.
1iPoland China Boar. at
Two-horse Sufry and Harness.
3 Farm Wagons. fDeefing Binder.
Deering Mower. Syracuse Harrow
1 Thomas Hay Rake a. 81"
| 6fd Blckfofd s. Huffman Drill.
3 6rag HafvoSG fFripIe Riogs.
SOLVER Chilled PloVA'
3 Double Plnws,
/ keystone Corn Planter.
/ Cider Mill. Corn Shelter.
2Fenning Mills Old Saddles.
8 Sets of Work Harness.
Blacksmith and Farm Tools.
TERMS-All sums Of $1,000 and
under. CASH. $1,000 and over. three
months time without interests purchas-
er to give negotiable note satisfactorily
a q. W. RAIDER, Executor.
inch Is & s7-0 ~" - .
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
John Thomas Duulcp

meeting OF the Board Of Direct
ors of the First National Bank OF Lex
inaton, Virginia, held Tuesday, March
26th. 1907, the following tribute to the
memory Of John Thomas Dunlop. the
late President OF the Bank, was adopt
cd, towlt:
The subject OF this memorial was
born In Frederick County, Maryland,
January 25th. '1842, and died in Rock
bridge County. Virginia, March Both,
1907. His father was Col. Henry Dun
| lcp and his mother Catherine
Thomas, sister OF Hon. Francis Thorn
az. Ex. Governor OF the State OF Mary
land. ,oo,
At the beginning OF the war of 1850,
Young Dunlop came to Virginia and
enlisted as n privats in Company q
IA MARYLAND Company, 18th Virginia
Cavalry, Confederate States Army, and
was very soon recognized as one OF the
most fearless and daring soldiers OF bis
Company. In Hardy County, West
Virginia, April 9th, 1858, while with
his regiment assaulting a block-house
OF the enemy, he was severely wounded
and disabled for life; and regardless OF
his wounds, he afterwards voluntarily
participated in several battles, ana
served as guide, scout and courier,
The war having ended, he peacefully
laid down his arms and betook himself
to building up the ste-places oil Vir-
einia. choosing agriculture as bis ur-
suit; and being alive with good viii,
energy and Industry, soon gained the
condolences and esteem Of the people oil
his adopted home and accumulated
fine estate. 3,
Mr.. Dunlop was twice married; his
frst wife being Miss Mary G. Glasgow,
daughter Of Robert Glasgow Of ROCK
bridge County, who died August 9TH,
1890. and his second, Miss Alice W. Nc
Corkle, daughter OF William ii, Nc
Corkle, who survives him.
In 1891 Mr.. Dunlop was elected and
~ rived as q member OF the Virgins
Legislature from the County OF ROCK
bridge.
His official connection with thi'
Bank began as director, when 1t was
first organized, and he was elected ia
/ PRESIDENT 6cpt..Af, lOVtI o." ~
tlnued until the day af his death. H'
had, as President OF the Bank, the i'm
plicit confidence OF It's officers, EN-
ployees end patrons, and with even
handed Justice, labored assiduousiy II
the up- building Of the institution
Ths members OF this board, who nave
been intimately associated with MN IN
and know him best, most deeply 90
plore his loss, and desire to give expires
sion TO his exalted character, ability
and sterling worth, as the chief exeou
tive OF this institution; and to Inc EN-
that this humble tribute to his inemor'
be perpetue ted,
| 1T IS RESOLVED, That it be recorded
in the minutes Of the board, pqbiisne'
In the county newspapers, and that
copy thereof be transmitted TO ni
widow, who has so nobiy shared ~
ioys aud sorrows and to whom To
board earnestly tender their heartiel
sympathy In her irreparaole osreave
Inent.
A copy from the records.
B. E. VAUGHAN.
Sec'y OF the Board.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
sad Death of a Popular Young
LADY

Salem Times Register OF last week;
On lost Tuesday morning the people OF
Salem were deeply panied to learn OF
the death of Miss Emma Dold Temple.
ton. which occurred at the Roanoke
Hospital after sn illness OF about ten
DAYS. She had but recently returned
from al extended visit to hel father and
sisters at Fairfield, Va, which was
originally her home, but being SUI
ferer from asthma she had made her
home from early childhood with her
sister, Mrs. w. P. Norris, in this place,
and by her bright. cheerful disposition
and kind, loving ways she had won FOL
herself firm place In the hearts of the
people Of the community, especia iy
among the younger set, In which she
was universal favorite.
She was the daughter OF Mr.. w. F.
Templeton OF Fairfield, who with three
sisters, Misses Fannie and Hardinia
Templeton OF Fairfield, and Mrs. W.P.
Norris, OF this place, survive her. Miss
TIE npleton was about twenty years OF
age, and since childhood had been
| consistent member OF the Methodist
church. The funeral services we're con-
Quoted yesterday morning from the
residence on Broad street by Rev.
David Bush, assisted by the Rev H.C.
v.Campbell, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. The floral offerings were quite
numerous and very beautiful, testifying
to the love and esteem in which sac
was held by large circle OF acquaintsn-
ces. The remains were conveyed from
the residence to the depot and aecomp-
anied by DR.. Norris and family, were
taken to Fairfield, where the interfnent
took place today.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
sparks, Circus Next Week

Enlarged, improved and perfec,,
ted, travelling by it's own special
train of monster railway cars, the
Famous John H. Sparks Shows
will exhibit at Lexington April
2nd. afternoon and night.
Mr.. Sparks promises to sur
prise and delight his old friends
and patrons with the great add
tions that he has made, and the
wonderful new features that 1T
has secured for the present sea
son. That he mas expended
fortune and doubled his daily ex'
penses will be plainly seen wher
his new train of monster cars roll
into town, These cars have beer
especially built for him, and ere
larger and of greater capacity
than any others that ever were
built. They are especially de
signed to carry the immene'
quantity of new and costly para
phernalia which has been secured
to make this exhibition superior Il
all others CT the kind.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27

The State Corporation Com
mission has issued a summons
upon the Baltimore and Onio
Railroad Company and the South
ern Railway Company to appear
before that body in Richmond on
the 2Sth day of March at ii O'Clock
in the morning, when the com
mission will investigate the matter
of the alleged iradsquacy ano
iasufficisncy of the station build
ing at Strssburg junction, which
station is used jointly by these
Two railroads. The present station
at this point while used jointly oy
these two roads, is small, and hal
but one waiting room for boil
white and colored passengers. The
cctn mission on a recent inspection
Trip made objection to this station
and has now SET the matter for
formal hearing.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
Along James River
Garetff Co,reItondenee.

Garefff Co,yeStOndtnee.
SHERWOOD, March 26.-Miss Nora
Shaner who has been the guest OF Mrs.
J. F. Shaner for some tune, he's re-
turned TO her home in Lexington.
Mr.. l.. D. Braiord has returned TO
bis homo here after & protlacted trip
to Roanoke.
Mrs. George Lackey OF Roanoke mas
been the guest OF her parents, Mr.and
Mrs. Polk Braford.
Miss Quisen berry spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home In Lexington.
Mrs. E. NJ. Braford left Saturday fol
Boonsboro, where she will visit bel
daughter, Mrs. d. H. Oglesby
Master Kenneth Nickel was il
Roanoke Friday.
Mrs. Elmore OF Hinton, w. Va.
spent several days last week Will
Mrs. 5. r. Clarke. SCRIBE.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
Died IN Texas

Mr.. Sadie Heiskell, wife OF Mr..
William G. venable. Jr., OF
Sherman, Texas, died In hospital
in San Antonio, March 20. 1907,
aud the remains were taken To
Sherman for intermept. MRS.
yenable was q daughter OF Mrs
Mettie A. ard the late John X.
Anderson of Lexington. She was
born liz Hanoyer county, Va, In
tie house 10 which Henry Clay
was born. She was aged about Az
years. Her early life was spen'
In Galveston, Texas. She wa'
married In Lexington to MT
Venable in 1888. Her husband
and three sons survive.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27

Arrangements for opening the
jamestown exposition on April
goth have progressed 30 far as the
publication of the program of the
opening exercises. Bishop Ban
doiph of Southern Virginia will
offer the opening prayer. Hon.
H. St. George Tucker, president
of the exposition, will make the
opening speech and introduce
President Roosevelt, who Will
make an address and then touch
the the button that will set the
machinery in motion.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
Single School List Sustained by
State Board


In reporting the meeting of the
State Board of Education held In
Richmond last week, Fridays
Times Dispatch says:
The defeat of Superintendent Z.
C. Glass Of Lynohburg, for re-
election to membership on the
State Board of Education and the
election of Messrs. Lynch and
McChesney, two strong advocates
of the single book list, absolutely
assures that method of choosing
text books when it again comes be
fore the board.
The mem bsrship OF the board II
at present constituted as follows
Governor Claude A. Swanson,
Superintendent j. D. Egglsston,
Jr., attorney General w. A. And.
erson; DR.. Charles w. Kent, Uni
yersity of Virginia; Colonel n. B
Tucker, Virginia Military lnsti
tute; DR.. j. l.. Jarman, State
Female School, Farmville; Super
intendent M. NJ. Lynch, Freder
lex county; Superintendent 5. 4
McChesney, Bristol city.
Though DIR. Kent al d Major An
derson both voted for the multiple
list at the last adoption, they ar
said to be favorable now to TIT
sin gle iist, if for no other reason, be
cause of the definite manner il
which the people have declared
for it. They are reported e
have given ut:erance to senti
| mepts in the board meeting tn
othes night, which leave no done
on this subject,
In this view of the matter tn
vote will be UNANIMOUS. Gov
srnor Swanson favors the singl
list. and Superintendent EgRle
ston made this the leading iseu
in his canvass for the nominatio
in 1905, and won out on 1t VIII
ease, Messrs. Jarman and Tuck
or have always held to this view
ard Messrs. Lynch and McChes
ney were chosen the other nign
after it was definitely known tha
they both favored the single lisl
The next adoption will tex
rlacs during 1908, and there
, not the slightest doubt as to tn
result. Meanwhile ths legisistiV
investigating COMMITTEES yin r
port strongly ~ favor OF p
single list principle. The ne
Q adoption wifi BE- effective as &
t July ], 1902.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
News and Personal Items From
Cu1Iierstown

ColIierstown
Gazette coyye5sendenes
March 25.--It seems now tnat
the ground hog has lost his grip
and we are having temporarily some
good old summer weather. Garden
blowing aud potato planting have
been in order for the past lew
days,
The public schools of our die
trict will all be closed this week
with the exception of the three
grades at Palmer Academy, which
will be run eight months.
Mr.. william Hall, who has been
sick through the entire winter
with gladstone, was taken to
Richmond last week to undergo an
operation. A telegram was re-
ceiyed on Saturday by his friends
to the effect that his condition
was not favorable. DR.. Guy San
| ford accompanied him to Rich
mond.
Mr.. Thomas Wilbourn Of Vir'
gilena, Halifax county, 10 ssoppini
at MIR. P. /. Huffman's for an in
definite time. Mr.. Wilbourn 10
bee man and will conduct Mr.
nuffman's apiary the coming sea
son.
Mr.. Samuel w. McCutchen o
California, formerly OF Alon
Mills in this county, is spending
few day1 in Collierstown with hi
old friends.
Mr.. G. r. Tribbett left on Sat
urday last for Staunton to take To
civil service examination whicI
waI held In that city today.
Mr.. Grover Huffman had tn
misfortune Of losing two nm
steers last week by q straw rio
falling upon them.
}, Mr.. Ira Cummings has move
into the Greaver building @
Collisrstown, where he expects t
! resume the mercantile business !
the near future.
Mr.. Lon Cummings. our efticien
J road ovsrseer, has just complete
= a new piece of road leading frol
D the late James Irvine's place
t near James Brads'.
Your townsman, Mr.. A. S. Mon
1 eomery, was conspicuous figul
D at our church on last Sunday. W
+ are always glad to have our o.
q, friends back to see us.
1t has given many of US niue
pleasure to know that the Hon. =
Il S. Craig of Goshen has given b
e consent to the public to be vote
# for at the coming primary as
C candidate for the nomination
y our standard bearer for the mel
It House of Delegates. III ID
- Craig gets the nomination and
Y elected, old Rockbridge can we
J. boast of having live man for
q representative. 4 kAYs
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
MUSIC AND MIRTH

,rlJJTED STATES OF AMERICA,
< Western District of Virginia, IS.
In the United States District court
in and for said District
In the matter Of J No. 1875
y " Bankrupt. acknowledging.
To tbe Honorable Henry e. Mcdowell,
Jndoe OF the District Court OF the
United States for theWestefn District
Of Virginia :
charles R. Dudley, Of Clifton Forge,
formerly in the County Of Allegheny,
and State of Virginia, in said District
re rear represents that on the stf
day Of April 1905. last past, he was duly
adiudred bankrupt under the acts o
Congress relating to bankruptcy Sns
he has duly surrendered all his propeII.
and rights of property, and mas iun'
keompIied with all the requirements Q
q, id acts and OF the orders OF the Uour
touching his bankruptcy. !.
WHEREFORE he prays tnat ~
nav he decreed by the Court to nave
fnIi dis,haige from all debts provani'
ar,ainat his estate under said bankrup
acts. except such debts as are eA'epSe'
Inv law from such discharge.
'Datel this 18th day Of March, a. ID
1901 s,o p.,tr,nt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
gEsrRRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. s.
On. this Goth day Of March, A. u;
l4g07. on reading the foregoing petitlon
! Is ordered by the Court, that o nearing v
had upon the same on the ftn oaS y
! lime. A. D., 1907, before sal J.
Sourt at II arlisonbnfg, In said Distrie'
| al 10 O'clock In the'i forenoon; ana Una
notice thereof be ppbflshedin TnE Lex Lex
1seToN GAZETTE, newspaper Prnte
+ said district. and that ell know
creditors and other persons N inteles
NAV appear at the said tlme ana Plsc
and show cause, n any they have, Wn
the prayer OF the said petItiensF snnu'
not be granted. Ao Co,,
] And It Is further ordered by tne Oou'
that tina clerk shall send by mail 20 q
4 Enown creditors copies OF said petl.io
and this order, addressed to. them OF tne
nlaoes Of residence as stated. =,
Witness the Honorable Henry U. M y.
DowalI Judge 81 the said Court, ana "a
sssl thereof, at harrisonbuPg' IN sal sal
district, on the Goth day 81 MR'cp' 6
D., 1907. II.
IrsRAL OF ooURTl Atteste; ~ ~.
A. K. FLETCHER, Cier
Mch-27 on 1T
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
GE oRGE W. sT0NER and Wife
v.
HENRY STONER'S Heirs

HENRY STONER's Heirs
Having been directed by decree enter
ed In the above entitled cause, on tne
93rd day Of February, 1907, to lnvesu-
gate, state, and report:
1 or what real estate Henry Stoner
3 What debts the said Henry Ston-
er died owing.
a Proper distribution OF the estate
NJ the said Henry Stoner.
Settlement Of the accounts OF q:
Mt .etAlfer and Frank Moore, Special
Commissioners 49,,
5. A proper fee to be paid from the ne
funds In the case to the said Frqnk
Moore and q. D. Letcher, for services
10 the heirs OF Henry Stoner, within
and without this suit.
a. All liens that would he binding pn
the interests OF the heirs OF Henry Ston-
ar. deceased. or any OF them,
Anv other matters dee med
nartInent BY the commissioner, or any
party in interest;
potics IL hereby given to all parties
tad that the undersigned has
lnsei1I ed SATURDAY, THE BOTH
lIf5I4Y OF MARCH, 1907, as the time
land his oG3ce iri Lexington, Virginia: as
the place Tor executing the said decree re
w W. P. SHIELDS
Commissioners In Chancery
MOORE & MOORE, Counsel
T. y fsb.27-5t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
Methodist Conference

The l23rd annual sessjon Of the
baltimore Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, opened
in Stanton this morning OF lG
O'Clock, with Bishop Elijah EN-
bree Hoss presiding. The confer
enee will continue ia ssssion at
least a week. "A number of Meth
odist from Lexington and Rock
bridge will attend the ,meesings
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-03-27
Announcement for Mayor

To nv fellow.citizens Of Lexington;
Yielding to the solicitations Of numer'
GUS friepds, after several weeks ct re-
fection. | hereby announce myself II
candidate for the Office Of Mayor Of the
Town of Lexington, and | most res
nectifully solicit your support and IN
tInence Election to be held Tuesday,
.June II. 1907. Very truly yours,
Ian % WIN. r. KENNEDY.