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John 4. johnson ny u Friendly
Hand.

In the foreword 10 a sketch by Mr..
WILLIAM HARD Of Governor JOHN A.
JOHNSON OF Minnesota, which appears
in the October number Of the American
Magazine. Colonel HENRY WATTERsoN
admits that he had Governor JOHNSON
in mind when he said in the early sum-
mer that he knew Of a Democrat who
would unite the party in case Mr.. BRYAN
were disposed 10 retire from the field in
the interests Of harmony. Colonel WAT
TERsoN concluded long ago that there
would be no harmony in the Democratic
party 80 long A. Mr.. BRYAN persisted "
his ambition TO be its candidate for Presi-
dent. because the conservatives and in
dependents could under no conditions be
persuaded to support him. On the other
hand, the radicals would not vote for a
candidate whom Mr.. BRYAN supports
only az he supported Judge PARKER,
having knitted him rutblessly in advance. .
The charge is made in cold type by Mr..
WATTERsoN. who goes on to say:
There are myriads OF Democrats, Tx. myself.
who are sick and tired OF all this. We are not I'M
friendly TO Mr.. B~RrAS-thouFh We reject some Of
his gospels-a and We agree that the campaign Of
1914 vas In many ways Illogical. We would have
done with fsctionlsm."
But why should JOHN A. JOHNSON be
selected as the Democratic Moses? The
reply is-we quote again:
81 have known Governor JOHNSON for many
years and have watched his career with Interest.
He Is Q most exceptional man both In character snd
ability: a steady going. level headed man, who
thinks nrst and acts sfter~srd: q man who doe.
things worth doing; nothing visionary or fantastic
about him"
Mr.. HARp's sketch Of JOHN A. JOHN
SON seems to bear u this Judgment.
But il must be read in the light OF the
writer's partially. The impression left
on the mind Is that the Minnesota Gov
ernor ia q very human sort Of man, pa
tient. tolerant, reflective, steadfast and
loyal-in brief a public man in the last
analysis Of the safe and sane stamp.
That he is deeply versed in economic
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To THE EpIToR or TIVE SUN--Sir; After read
ing with the natural pride OF a patriotic American
that President Roosevelt won a crushing victory
At lawn tennis from the Bishop Of London. It oc-
cured To mo that q great match ought really In be
arranged between the President and the German
Emperor. wilhelm n. Is devoted to tennis, and I
have frequently seen him pui up q fast game On
mis- court during the Kici season.
Ne would undoubtedly cross the ocean and play
our great corporation batter were q handsome cup
donated, and the event would assurcdly he watched
with brcaihlcss International interest,
NV YoRk. September =. WiLM aRrH POsr.
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Those weak citizens who have hoped that
the State campaign this fall might he quiet
and free from abuse are not to he gratiied
in their desire. The Independence League
has begun to have Mysteries already.
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THU" NV 'WfuVuuB HVvSSW'
iAndseers famous picture Of Eagles Attsesins
Swans" 10 q monumental work at mlschisvous MS
representation, since n not only represents an I'm
possible gathering OF eagles bus attributes 10 her
methods Of attack which no eagle ever adopted,
since eagles strike or pounce IN heir quarry ara
do not engage In vulgar brawh either by land or
on the water.
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To rap EpIros 90 Tai SuS-sv: Why
docs not Mr.. Roose welt issae an order for
bidding Governor Hushes to make speeches
in New York siate' CAnno, he see that the
Governor 10 thro~ing the Taft fst into the
nre9 7. y. kINssy.
RICHMOND. Ind September "a.
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cannot see any great evils which the trusts have
Indicted. On the contrary I can see where they
have conferred tremendous benent. - CBARI.ks H..
GHosvENos ~ london.
Benefit to IN, R II. GRosvENoR. for
example?
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'Its Quality.

Enicksr-Hoassty 10 the best policy.
nscksr-And the only one thst does 40 n~n
When ~ loAkaA ~~ ~y-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
SPECIAL. SESSION LIKELY
GOVERNOR MAY CALL SPECIAL
LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
State Primary Eli viii ne Called 20
Attention Of Session hi the GOV.

Char.cston. Nov. laThere ii con,
S. .Ma M ~ea 81. ssAe hoake
lust al present gardinS specia
eess on ~ the legislature which IL ~
said will IS called for the seventh
LAY cf January. iaes, The governor
has repeatedly retired TO discuss this
mats r. with the newspaper men but
it has leaked out through some Of his
closest friends that the law1naking
bady VII crnvsne Iii Iauaary. II
was predict d by several 81 the state
papers three weeks after the adj
journmens Of last winters session
tint the chief * cutlve lad such a
pm mind
The declslon rec ntly banded down
81 the supreme court proves that the
raw nacsed last winter pacing limi-
atloas rn tue court isyies did not
ccycr tb levy fir road purposes.
IN law n its intent Is GOOD but was
10 drawn that Ii gave those who on
possd taS reform chance to Dc q
little mischief ana tAey rsadl'y took
advantage ~ the opportunity. This,
ana TIVE u hfea other measures that
wara not esmp'etad IT tAe last ses'
son. Wiz n rolusea II the eail, The
governor has stated 81 several 0ccas'
sons that the peiinarg law asaa z rail-
raal cemmis "a n asngn would cor
talny 81 81 ths iis' Fl things for =
snorGaI snalon. yhanls ena be eal'eal
III addition % the taS measures
which ara ID be lac'ased u the pro
clNnrtlan for aa extra sossipn, It i
unlnreiho1 FRAT be state primary
BIZ, whlch vas defeated last winter
end WI c'l Il ~ measure o. th'
governors, will be made 4 part o. th'
call for 'he extra session 81 tne los
Is lature ii January 'phere are sey
eral other matters which Governo
Dawson viii probably include In tn
proclamation calling the extra ser
sion.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
AN EXTRA SESSION
Will RE CALLED FOR FRS or
YEAR TO REMEDY DEFECTS
Date viii Probably 81 Decided Upon
Sometime Within the Next
FeW paYs

II Is pow quite CERTAIN That an ex.
ira session of fhe state legislature
will ba called 10 nea the FIRST Of the
new year II viii probably be called
for the week Of January g. although
nothing definite has been made puD.
Hc as vet. pesripg the course Of the
next few DAYS announcement VIII no
doubt be made
since the decision IN The Wirt
county case was rendered II has been
believed among the republicans that
az extra session ought 70 he called IN
order shat the defects ii the wording
of thu new tax laws should be cured
The tax laws were inaugurated by
The republicans and i republican Ter
islatnre can soun make effective the
laws as 1t Is Intended they should be
BESIDES Az early action vii save thf
party from MANY attacks that oppn
nenfs of tax rafornt would thrust u
s 1t. The republicans ara ii resi- earnesi
III wishing is hav These JAWS -a1ie
8npon our statnte books aud ga extra
1 session 81 the legislature sill be az
attestation of that TART
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
II the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
Comfy state 81 West vi.giaia.
DAVID s. MILLER, Plaintiff.


FRANCES y. MILLER Defendant
TO Frances n. Miller, said iefen-
dant
Take notice that the Sepositlons Of
David S. Miller, Jas r. Miller and
George w. Mil'er VIII be taken a. the
Office Of l.. Dew Gerhrdt at the
court house IN the county CT Berkeley
and state OF West Virginia, ON the
9Th day or December. 1907. between
the hours Of a. m and 6 p M. to
be read in evidence on the hearing of
the above cause, In behalf Of the plain
tiif.
IT from any cluse the taiSins o. the
same shall not NJ commenced. or be-
ing commenced, shall not be complet-
sd on that day. the taking Of the
same viii BE adjourned from time to
'time rutil they are complete
Yours. etc,
DAVID = MILLER.
8y p. w. SNYDER, JR.. Counsel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
TWO AUTUMN WEDDINGS
Miss Nora LLOYD WEEDS d FARE
mont Business Man.
.HAGERST0WN BELLE WFnS
MsrtInshura Minister ofsiciates =
Brilliant Event---Nlrs. Stephen
Snodgrass Matron Of Honor.

From The World or Tuesday.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. ,. n
Lloyd. 4i7 Winchester avenue. was
the scene Of 4 QuQ'et but pretty we'd
Ding this morning at 10 o'cIocis, when
ItheIr Youngest daughter, Miss Nera
o.. was united IN marriage to MIR. For
rest r. Watson, of Fairmont w Va.
Rev q S. 1rump Of the Lutheran
church. was the officiating clergyman.
Only the family and few lntimat
friends Of the bride were present at
the ceremony.
The bride wore handsome travel.
ng dress Of blue cloth with hat and
gloves to match
Following the ceremony q wsdd'ns
breakfast was served, after which Mr.,
ana Mrs Watson were driven 10 the
3. and O. station where thy boarded
the l1:is train FOR Fairnnnt, where
they viii reside
The bride q native Of Martins
burg ana Is very BRIGHT and charm
Inc young lady For tie past TIVE
Years she has been 4 travelling NIL
liner far large wholesale house Il
Baltimore. She has loet q friends
here and elsewhere who viii Join Il
washing for her lcng and happy
married life
Mr.. Watson Is q native DC Charles
Town and has resided n Fairmont fal
the asst FIVE years whsre he IS IN thi
retail grocery business besides beiul
a travelling salesman. He Is q pros
porous and popular young man.
The Evening World unises In eS
tending congratulations and hes
wishes to the happy young couple.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
EIdredue Corning.

F1lendship circle hrs secured for
an evenings entertainment, the far
famed imporsonator, NIT. G lbert A.
Bldredge. He Is one 81 the atsrac,
tons for the season under the man
agement OF tho Redcliffe Lyceam, OF
Richmond, Va AIDE ghtful evenings
entertainment Is to be expected. He
will be here ON Monday evening. Nov
"a. 1907.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
Left Hospital Eor Home.

From The World of Wednesday.
Mr.. r. p Murray. Of New York
whose foot was mangled by B. and
o. train near Cherry Run over three
months ago. and which member was
afterwards amputated in the King's
Daughters hospital here, left there
today for home. From New York be
win go to Chicago and make his home
with his daughter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16

ssarlaal railrss foar ass eeu EEe
Is survived bx " daw ana two chit
dresn Thomas PAM ana Willie par-
row, also threa brothers and one SIS
ter AR barrow was photographic
here for 4 few s4ars On West King
street and for season Ut H4aFe was
manager III sha Marslashnrg base,
bah club some years age.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16

Mrs. Katie Clarity. and Martin
Brenner, of Pittsburg were called
home on Saturday BY the sudden and
serious illness Of Mr.. Martin xoung Of
this City. They are ssin here and viii
likely remain for several DAYS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16

The obJect Of tins above suit Is 70
obtain a Fecrus FOR divorce a vincuIo
masfinonf and IT appearing on am
davlt filed in this suit that the said
cefenant r. r Miller, is a non-resi-
dent 81 this stnte She IS hereby re-
sauired 70 appear a the said Clerks
Office, within ore nsontn from the 7th
day ~ November. 1907 1.-THE date OF
the frSt publication hereof. and do
what is necessary 10 protect her inter
esfs in this matter
i. Dew ssmRffART, Clerk.
-. W. SNYDER. sR.. Attorney for
Pzintiff tues-1aw-4w
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
DEXTER FERRY. SCOTSMAN.


Detroit, Nov II Dexter NJ. Ferry
the head OF one Of the greatest seed
firmsin the United States. which bore
his name was found dead in bed at
his home. lie died Of heart disease.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
q. and O. Pay Day.

'his was the b and o. pay day
y re- the checks all being made pay
ah'e ut one of the local banhS. This
4 new departure from the former
custom.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16

Wr Hn'' ~ rive- his city.
wh-sn YVES BAL uipred by a fy-
ny per- - rs 40 It wcrk III
Cgunhe from d Bal.
fiaov@ ewf are Known, rs
yat r s. ~ csn b. restored
or ~ fsoags e ON nv Sc much
na sd
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
e@ NAsrlusBIIsg HEEAIa

Mrs. M r. shipley. South Water
street, has returned home from an
extended visit 10 her parents IN Key
ser. w va.
a2s maria Sakeman, Commerce
street. Is On an extended visit to
washington. Baltimore and Phila-
deiphia
Dr. and Mrs Hoffheins spent Thurs
day at the home of Mrs, r. s. TabIer,
near Bedingscn.
Dir. Frank smith, OF Baltimore, +
visiting his father. Mr.. William
Smith, North Queen street
Mr.. David Anderson, South Queen
street, is home from a two weeks bus
mess TRIP TO Norfolk.
Mr.. Harlan Myers, OF Davis, w. Va,
who spent ten days with his parents,
near Shanghai, left for home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r Roberts. of Mid
dleway. are spending few days with
Mr, and mrs. Lee Siler. 'on John
street
Miss Ruth jones. 81 King street.
has returned from Tis,t to winches-
ter
aTr. Ernest Weller of Moier avenue,
is spending a few days in cumber-
land
arr and Mrs. Ea. Barton, OF Second
street, have returned from q trip to
Cumberland ana Frostpurg
Mrs W. a. eari West King street
was called to Chambersburs this
morning because Of the serious Illness
81 her mother Mrs. L. b. Eygter
Miss Florence Reed, OF cumber-
land Is snenain a couple OF days here
as the gaes9 Of Mss Jessie Kline
North Queen street, on her way home
from v.sd to Baltimore
Mr. L. D w Garharlt, clerk Of the
Circuit cor1t, con'd not be at his Of
fee today Oh aecoaut 81 a heavy cold
tsat he has taken.
Alrs. H. " A. Norris West Kine
street. spent today with nome people
at Wf'lsmsport. she was accom-
panied by her son. Clyde.
Miss Lula Snaltz, of T1edgesyille, il
spending few days in this city.
Mr.. Charles Triplett, of Harpers
Ferry, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. Bernard Lambert has return
ea TO her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Joseph Lfnthicsm and daugh
ter, Genevieve, of North Queen street
ore visiting n Baltimore.
Mrs. Margaret Peurell, of Middle
way. is visiting Mrs. Lee Siler, Johr
street
Mr.. Way, of Baltimore, spent Tues
day in this city on business.
Mr.. Charles Beard. of Albert street
ent Tuesday at FIR derrick.
Dr. J. Let1on Martin, of Ashland
KY, is here for few days on bust
ness.
Hr. Arthur Philips of Washington
hos returned home after spending .
few days with Miss Etta Johnson, o.
Second street
Miss Anna Cage is i'll at her home
with quinsy.
Mr. G. W. McKown and Mrs. Parl
Snllman spent Friday morning will
Hrs Charles J. seibeTt, Arden dis
trict.
Mrs. 8. A. McTett. Of Mt. Jackson
after an extend visit here at the
pe CT her father, Mr. t. e. Aud
West Martin street returned to he1
home Oh Friday morning.
Nr. ana Mrs. John Clarity, who
we're called here on sccount of the
7tsNess Of Mrs Garrefy's father. Mr.
Martin Young. South spring street
teve LEFT fer YORK Pa where they
will visit Mr.. Garrety's parents.
Miss Florence r ee vino has been
T'ting Miss Bessie Kline, North
cSnsen street has returned to her
hosne in Cumberland
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
NEW THEATrE Box OFFICE.


4 new box ofice and waiting room
is beng made a the Central Opera
house in The vacant room west Of the
main entrance. Hereafter The advance
sale OF tickets will take place in this
new room 1r office ard the front doors
Of the lobby will not be open Till 1850
p m. on show nights.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
Train kins Horses; Man Escapes

Train Kills Horses; Man Escapes.
J. r. Allne a weF known farmer OF
Timberyllle Va. hid narrow escape
from death this morning VIII IL cross
ing the South IN railway. rhe team
he war driv'n'sswrs trnck BY . north.
bound pssTenger rsin. md both
hnrses wers nstantl' Killed Mr.. AZ
Zen VA thr wn FORT feet put escap-
ed injury.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16

~ good doctor will tell you that q medi-
~ like Ayers Cherry Pectoral cannot
It's best work II the bowels are con-
4 ited- Ask your doctor " he knows
hing better than Ayers Pills for cor
lg this sluggishness OF the liver.
sds Nv ~ ,. @. Ayss Co., xswsli. sxass. .----
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Ii 'lz
Ne

T,yes, ti4.lg Jcser lgon
vor, nerves. Ii is 9u.se safs ssas
tl,af c.ses se aSA 40 aSss
IN ,no.iotl 81 oar as'x Us
nerve foece t.t4s sasss $50
heart 10 pwss 'sfst ID
s,lood through y'sS =
Il ncrye force tsss - oS;t
stomach 10 diges xs's'.
kidneys "a 6tter t,,se 'nca' a4'n
the liver to secrets b1sT,
In fact, nerve force 4 the
power that runs your beslE 80
If you feel wornsouts frila'''e.-
nervous. cannot slrer. OF tat
well, have pam u aissefy
anywhere, your nerves arc
weak, and your system rum
down TO ras.ore t.;S yitality
take Dr. Miles .Nefvilac which
will strengthen ard kStJ mp
the nerves. Yo4 ssHs.o
healthy wi'la0lit stroa ac vs..
"Tgf ciglteen yeArS s. ssAs
msry r,s Nni @n,,srns's iss nsn
ried Ife. Ntiils ,tasslrs ehueis NY
nerves h1easse III worN&nsf~ssfg n nor
sleep hssd ~ apps ee ION
epeils, Thfu began l#sse M lies
Nervinr end ia oace ! heGNtf ~ lsa~
prove. s'l1 soon g mssslf IN
asa PittsbuTg st.. New IA.
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oRUEs. OF pusLlcATicN.

THE sTATE.oF WEST VIRGINIA.
Al rules held in the Clerk Office
c9 the circr,t Court Of Berkeley
csunfy, The IN day 81 November.
1saT
DAVID $ MILLER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16
Ernest c. Darrow.

Mr.. Ernest G. Darrow, q former
well known resident Of Martinsburg-
died Saturday night at his home In
Cumberland. aged 80 years. Death
was due to a complication arising
from injuries received in an expIc-
sion In tunnel on the Western
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TRAv-rS b nIIIn...l

DAVID s. MnanR
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-16

Vigorous coughs. Extremely
. rilous coughs. Coughs that
80 and tear the throat and
ags. Coughs that shake the
le body. You need a regu-
a-dicine, Doctors medi-
!, for such a cough. Ask
IT doctor about Ayers
Jerry Pectoral.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28

Telesne p~:zastatky zemfsle
Beatrice Cole owe, dcsry msntelo
Barney Cole.ovyeh Z Tyndsll. by.
Il pobfbeny na zdeisim kstoli.
ckem hfbitove v dterS. Z.mfela
livka trpela zanetovym revmstis
mem a nsiezala Sc pc ueIakou do.
bu v leteuf v nemoeniei sv. Josefs
Y Sioux City Ldet v nedeli remfe-
Ia q p%ozdstatky odtud sem dopra.
veny. Velky poeet pfibuzuych a
pfstel resnule sc s deastuil pohf
hu, pfi kterem velp. Leheeka I
ryndsl! pronesl tklivou pohfebni
Tee v apgliekem iazyku. Z,mfelA
&c TESLA velke rFizni pro svou mi.
lou poVshn, a katdS zeli iejfho
pfedessneho skonu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
zpraV z Utlky.

D.. w. Fishbeck zaslal tfi kary
prasat do Sioux City minulf t.
den.
Matei Haley Platte byl zdc ma
ma navst1ve IL Zn6mFch.
Vaclav Novak koupil n. 5.
Cream Separator od Rudolfa Peter
ky a bude to nyni hnat We velkym.
Josef Fcifar a +. A. Wagner :
manzelkami byli v Tabote ma nav.
steve minulf tfden.
Franta KraliGek byl v Huron
minult ttden ma navsteve.
Frank J. Barta byl Y TyndaIl
tento tfdcn IN obchodem.
Josef BchenskF byl Yankton
Y pondeli.
karel Hack byl vc Scotland mi
nulf tfden "a obchodem.
Pf. J. J. Hrusky byla v Tabofe
minult tfden ma ndvsteve u rodi-
ca.
Josef Koenig n manzelka 2 Les.
terville byIi zde navstevou tento
tSden.
Tomas Wagner, kasir 2 Lester.
Vile byl zde IN obchodem Y Gterf.
J. J. kulis sc vratil y okresu
Stanley, kdez "vySedel" homsted.
Je trochu osmahly We tvafi, ale j.
max vypnda dobfc.