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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01

Miss Dannie Watson has returned to her home in Nadawah after visiting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01

Mir Louie Davidson of Uniontown spent yesterday here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01
Seat Sold for S75.OOO.

New York. Feb. 2s.-A seat on the New York Stock Exchange was sold today for $75,00O The last previous sale was for S8O.0O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01
PRY INTO CHARGES
COMMITTEE APPOINTED FROM SELL
 MA CITY COUNCIL.
Allegations That Attempt Was Made To Bribe Alderman By Whis- key Dealer Will Re Subject
 of investigation.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma. Feb. 2s. A committees composed of tbree mem bers of the city council have been ap- pointed and will investigate the charge made at a recent meeting of that body that member had been approached and offered a bribe by a citizen to vote in favor of the granting of Q saloon li- cense.
 This Investigating committee will be composed of Councilman Agee. Quinn and wilby. They will form themselves Into a court of inquiry and will talk } such testimony as may be introduce ed
 At a recent meeting of the council Councilman Norris arose when the mat ter of voting upon the granting of a whiskey license came up and stated to the meeting that he had been approach ed by a MT. Jones and had been offer ed $50 to vote In favor Of the granting of this license. The commission of in- auiry which was appointed at the coun- ell meeting last night to investigate this charge was brought about by a resolution which was introduced by Councilman Agee.
 The time of the holding of the ses. sions of this court has not yet been decided but nc dou3t they will be heie before the next meeting of the council which will be on the second Monday night in March.
 The appointment of this commission by the council to investigate the mat ter has been very generally discuss ed today. The proceeding of the court when the Investigating in started prom ises to be quite interesting and if the sessions are open ones they will no doubt will be largely attended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01

Mir. Max Casper of New York is in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01
Friday Specials in the
 Darpet Department.

Special values in Shades, Large Rugs, Linoleums, etc.
 Friday special, Beautiful Silkolines will be offered, exceedingly good lON values, for the yard. ......,..... W%
 Elegant Japanese Tinsel Draperies regularly worth 25c, Friday spe- IOH cial price. ..... ......... .... IV%
 A few more pairs Sample Lot Lace Curtains only one pair to the lot, ranging in price regularly from $1O0 to $500. Bear with us now and see if this isn't genuine bargain. We will sell the rest Friday for one-half regular prices-from @ SO DUG to....... ..............
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01

pr. Hathaway & Co,
 Suite A Inman Bldg. 22 1-2 s Broad St, (srd noor), Atlanta, Ga
 Please send me in imprinted envelope vour Booklet for Men" for which there is no charge and which does not place me under any obligations to you. Name. '..' ...s.' ..e. '......
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01
Here's a Book
For Men Only.

For Men Only.
 It is free for the asking- To 'JSnow myself" physically as well as mentally and morally is the safest surest and most lastinE foundation of success
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
THE UNITED GUILDS
To Give Bazaar and Entertainments
Next Month

The United Guilds Of St. Anue's
Parish are busy working for a series
Of entertainments to be given Noyem-
Der IL. - and IL at the Assembly
Rooms.
ON one Of the evenings st. Cecilia
Guild will give a cOBcret, and ON
every evening there will be some form
Of entertainment from s to . o'clock
and after that supper viii be served
The bazar will be in progress every
afternoon from 3 10 Z o'clock. There
will be a Stage erected at the farther
end Of the hall, and booths on either
side with Japanese tea room at the
gallery end.
The tables will be Differed by
special appOintees from the several
Guilds. some Of those vino viii par
tiefpate are the Girls Friendly So
ciety, under Mrs. 3lcCOmas: IT.
AnBe's Society, The ChanccI and Al
tar Guilds; Sunday School and Bible
Class, Hospital Club, Guild of Mercy.
Woman'g Clothing Club, II. Cecilia
Guild, St. Faiths Guild, Boys Club,
st. MicbaeIs Club, tbs Bishops Guild
and other working organizations Of
the parish.
Great interest is being taken IN the
bazar and there will be meeting Of
the Executive Committees at the Rec
tory on Friday afternoon
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-More than
five hundred delegates, appointed by
the governors Of forty-tbTec states, all
men Of earnest thought. devoted 10 the
best interests Of their country. met
today in convention in the Studebaker
Theatre TO discuss the problem Of
trusts and combinations. The Ma
tional Civic Federation brought them
together TO exchange ideas and 10
recommend Informally some solution.
II is by far the largest gathering
of weIl-known people ever assembled
in the United States for the purpose
Of discussing trade combinations. In
addition 10 the delegates appointed
by the governors the attendance in
eludes representatives Of many ma
tiOnaI organizations, such Al the
American Federation Of Labor, the
American Bar Association, the Amer
lean Bankers Association, the Farm
ers' National Congress, the National
Grange, the American society Of
Equity. the National Cotton Growers
Association and various wholesale
trade organizations and the CONNER
eiaI organizations Of industrial cen
tiers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
THE FAULT or ENGINEERS
Damage 70 Short Line Bride Fixed
by Company Effort 70 Make
Structure Stable AgaiR

The Anuapolls Shar. line r1iErss.lal
has suffered material dAIuA-e raEuu- 5
the defective bridgg ever tle fatenssa-
President Johm WILSON BEeea. ea
the MARYLAND F-isctric E2iiNas s'eur-
pauy. inspected yesterday tse Hrul-e
AZ Pumphrev station. Nnten Bss HNum
sinking during fhe lass weaS-
Mr.. Erown feuud M change tu gre
condition - the britlEe- ard 4rz.tu.ee
ugents e. make ir Stable aralm are
actively uuder SAY. -tm a1seer al ate
road in explaining lae czusa eH
The damage. saiI lass niEee-
The damage uas eEuse1 ~ ere
Wash ,ugt0n. Baltimore ana .tuuanr-
lis EIectrie Lice maAsug a san4 e4
around SIS bridge wnsg1 u n4r1 -
to and buG . sEuEz aiszanea frarzl agE-s-
The Baltimore ana turarelas -r4
Line IS I'm uu wNv tgegnmsaMsm aam
the hueklsmz an1 slu&tuN aE asa
bridges ~ouse ma1tas aza wa a
tanned 81 iufunefaea restr1.E1rE ere
Wsshfnstun B4itzmure an.I -Eurarss-.s
people fEgtu dmmrtuE rauEa sNaA m
the river bed an1 the Izn4-a NEs
eaused bv he saus1 damne3 Hefera
tbe INJUNCTION s1s issuesL
Per sorne tin1a ESQ ~hmra Alma am-
xfneer~. D.. ss WH6Ea ts ga-s Al4ae aa-m
uaEfue a saud rll 90 tse sraeE safe
% ths ~bort Line hFafze ts essuasrsee
the foree - thc san,E 6uususst aE e@
Washiugtnn. Daitimars Az4 tm1snssl -
contractors. The eu=tuease at a
rgalls have also 1een Ne1stuE trze s.Ea
- prsvens fustasE Ismlgs- The en-a
Peers - th- res lane iazsuel $ taa.l ussr
fulIy esSin4te tae n4EmrH aa 4ie e1
bottom. or rather Ehe lass ct eal1eH1-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
GIScHH'S AiNE 8aHRH
Supervisors q EIecraa AI-E~
Frzud IN Secszd Ps1r1cu-

Al meeting ef - Eeau1 - 49,
pervisors ~ E-lseslssB rnt-4r @
tfou - ex-e'guu1F f'nr1ullsssauez ~
AN r ssfschel G. snVe Eas ussrraa naa.l
on tlse un8eial 6as lot a. saa tma
sfens ueuraa rs115e e1asIlsl.lse Nas se
e.I 0n ths -raunsf ~ fEs lI.aEasale-
The BcarE- afaer q eEreezs euzus
uatfou gf rhe ueEs1tsu. aamnFa aaa
framd had anrazensag eeam eaagaaaala
n regards l1a sEa1lar.s E4
bore
It was feun.I e1as gae ua1nres 81 sevaa.
af voters 80 fbe EllEn 1a4sraat -aEa4&
Ell in onn rlaes apparently n ~
0wn hansfrri1in-- wls ae 1
n4mes Here lzseeuere3E ln atser 4ses
AM - IlGersne r1H.zss -frsuE
Some IS the slzmeEs a-sa &taa4
place Gaa5r ras1aseues ami eeHs4a1
iu the columns llesi .-l.s-s.l Csc 81.
rose walsh e. alsu aIs1
ylr- esfsesel Gssr SIZED 1u lrn slsrls.lr
a wes< azo whiNa wns aes m
zeeunnG ~ 1rzaz1aar aacsnleaataE 81
sizra1arss- and . seeeasE aest-lHu uas
flsd last Fzitlav- unfen wna meeut
toslav-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
ASKS FOR DEED OF TRUST.
SISTER Defends Brothers Interests
Files An Injunction
In Court.

.r4 Mccormick, individually
l.r n.haIf Of her brother, Joseph
..f.aruick, lunatic, has fled a
in The Circuit Court for Aune
county against Edward l..
rnI Lawrence }. Mccormick,
fIHers of the bar Of Baltimore
which she alleges that her
Moses Mccormick. deceased,
Iu.cd bv the defendants 20 sign
which be thought was a mort
certain valuable saudbanks at
his county, but which turned
an absolute deed.
It,un asks that the defendant
nHI o. hold the property under
lied deed uf tIust that an
eu he issued restraining them
lecting the rents and profits,
1re alleged t0 be between sj5
week, thai an accounting
.u ana receiver pemdeute lite
rt.d. Iinwo0d J.. clark and ..
.I Baker are attorneys for the
uer..
alleged in the petition that
Ward and Mccormick were
counsel tor Moses Mccormick
M &. his death and secured his
ura la the paper through the
re. So gained. ft is claimed
...f Moses Mccormick had leased the
I.auks az severn from Egbert
I..aI AMI wife and had the right
...s Doom 90 al certain fguTe, and
employed bis attorneys to
r..1 an amount Of money 20 avail
uf his fight Of redepmtion.
eyed that fhe attorneys pur-
ine property and had IL decided
l.mselvees. Moses Mccormick
rs 81 tine deed with the under
nIIuz that De WIS signing the
aes. DC Is further alleged that
sI. WeCormick exercised owner
.. ~ the property until be died.
.rs Ward and Mccormick have
.ntFel through their attorney,
s.. tu Cotton, and deny all the
tHaus so wrong doing. They
tat they bought the property
Ir. sniicitation of the late Moses
trfulck and that hg occupied the
.flv as tenant until be ditd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
THE CAMPAIGN ON
Governor Warfield to Tour State in
Interest of His Candidacy

Governor Warfeld left here today
Tor Baltimore where be started at noon
10 begin nine days tour of parts of
the State where he viii speak in
the interest Of his nomination for the
next long term Of United States Sen
ator. lie viii speak in Montgomery
county today. This afternoon at
BOyd's and Carlksburg. and tonight
az Rockville.
Tomorrow the Governor will go to
Frederick for the FredericK County
Fair, where he will stay all day.
Friday be will speak at Cumberland
az the 6remeu's festival, leaving
there that night at TO- 10 o'clock and
arriving IN Baltimore at 3.42 a. M.
He Will take the 6.45 o. m. boat for
Love Point. whence he will 20 to
Denton in time for ths Democratic
meeting there at I y. m.
Saturday he viii go TO Salisbury.
NieOmicO county, and speak at the
meetings there both afternoon and
night. lie will return 10 Baltimore
sunday. Monday he will speak at a
Democratic meeting in the Fourteenth
ward and leave the following day for
kensingtO1, where be will address a
mass-meeting in the town hall that
night NNAUt.1AN nc viii tDuE 1Af-
roll county -Emmittsburg, Hampstead
and Manchester. lie goes To West
minister the following day to speak
at 4 night meeting. Friday, N0vem-
Der I. the last day, he will address
meeting at Highland in the after
noon aud at EIlicOtt City at night.
ft was at frst intended by the GOV
ernor 10 make the entire trip in auto
mobiles, but ON account Of the long
jumps this viii not be possible. IN
part of his tour about the counties,
however, il is his intention To use
m0torcars. Nearly everyone Of the
nine days which the Governor has
planned to devote TO his campaign
before the people will be as crowded
as this one. In that time be hopes,
II his itinerary is followed, TO cover
many Of the important voting centers
Of the State.
Il will advocate the election Of our
Democratic state ticket GTst, said
the Governor, and then ask the peO-
pie 10 make an honest choice for their
preference for the United States Sen
ate. 7 will make a personal appeal.
That IS all the plans that I have made
for speechmaking. ] viii simply talk
20 the people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
george wash ingtOn Jr.

The engagement in this city Of
George Washington, Jr." announced
for Saturday, October 10, at the Colo
niaI Theatre, has attracted huge inter
est among sthe theatre-goers. Any
play from the pen Of George NJ. Conan
is sure TO do so, but this particular
one has scored such a tremendous
success in other cities that IL will
doubtless pfove an event Of events Of
the local theatrical season. II will
be presented here by the Conan & Har-
ris comedians, one Of the most promi-
nent organizations in America present
ing musical comedy. All the origi-
nal scenic effects as witnessed in New
York. Chicago and Boston during
its long engagements in those cities,
will be seen here, while the cast is
composed Of many prominent people
identified with this style of enter
tainment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
Suffering From over ssusy

4 watebmzB NJ the Naval Aeasismy
discovered a midbipruAn wanllsrln-
about the grounds AZ an early heur
yesterday morning At ErsS it w1s
thought That the ycu1G mar wzs
'.frenchiBg- Tpru aecgsxErE 1tns~
IL was found that he did 1ot apPear
10 be altogether IN bis rlgbt minsi-
and he was taken 90 the bssspir4l-
hard study having IN son1e Ueasurs
unbalanced bis mind lt IS believed
that the attack j. only temporary
and that the midsbipmau viii Snort
u Be returned 70 duty
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
Directors On Pleasure Thp-

Captain EliasOu. Of the IoienesleF
Company, left last night on the >us-
quebsuna with the directors Ct tne
Colchester Company and their farnt-
lies for the jamestown ExposEElon-
The trip j. wholly FOR pleasure and %
afford the directors and their families
an opportunity to visit the ExPesasion-
The parry expects 10 return I1ursst4y-
There Was no one IN the party exesFs
Captain EIiason and the directors ot
the ToIchesfeT Steamboat Company and
their families
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
Naval Wedding.

Mrs. Walter Powhatan Montague
has issued cards TO the wedding Of her
daughter. CorinDe deForest 20 Lieu
tenant Henry Crosby Muslin, l..
:. -.
The ceremony will take place al
Christ Church. Baltimore, on Tuesday,
October 20, AT ! O'Clock, and win be
followed by a breakfast At the resi-
dence Of Airs. Basil Gordon. Miss
MOntague's sister.
Miss Montague is weil-kBown here,
where she frequently visited Miss
Helen Moss and attended the NaYaI
Academy hops.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

.ouers today. tine Washington
.Itmore and annapolis Electric
..IIWav Company was notified Co
..I az once to correct the coudi-
..r af Ehe public road at smith S
IaEl Eourfh district, where, it Is
.eeel. DO bias been damaged by the
Instruction of the crossing The
fammissiuueFs stats that they viii
.roeeed against the cufmpanyfs bond
luless tbo repairs are madc promptly.
tpou the petition oi numerous res
tI.nt. of Eastunrt DC WAS ordered that
an arc light 81 placed upon the corner
~ Fourfh stregt and tncsapeakc ave
uue im that village.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Lansing, Mich, oct. 22.-NiDcty-
six delegates, chosen At the special
election held last month, assembled at
the state capitol today for the pur-
pose Of framing a new constitution for
the State of Michigan. II is impos-
sibIe to foreteII with any degree Of
certainty just what will be embodied
in the new constitution. IL is not
expected, however, that there will be
any radical departures from the pres
ent document, which has been in exis-
tence for ffty-seyen years. II prac-
tically is agreed that the Legislature
should be relieved Of a large proper
tiOn Of local legislation which con-
sumes time and influences the passage
Of important measures. AMI the con-
ventiOB will probably agree on
greater measure Of home rule for cities
and villages. Beyond this, il is sus-
pected, there will be little unanimity
Of action.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Prof. Alex H. Ege. and wife- "
AIechaufcsburz. Pa. and Miss ZuZ- -
Prince Georges county Nd. 1ieee
of Prof. Ege. spent the day here yes
terdav visiting the Naval AeaalemE-
state House. - Johns College and
other points Of inrsrsst a1d were
greatly pleased with ADBsp~Ils- Be
fore the Civil War Prof. Ege -aEgnE
school at West river The party
were the guests Of Mr. EIibu =
RfIev. who attended school AZ Gun
berIand VALLEY Insfirute in Meeban-
fcsbarg. Pa. in 1901. whers Pruf-
Ege was an instructor
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Canton, o., Oct. 70. Canton 1las the
proud honor Of. entertaining the repre-
scntatiyes Of the Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs OF Ohio, who met here in
their twelfth annual convention today.
The formal opening took place In the
First Methodist Church this afternoon
with Mrs. Edward Buchwalter, Of
Springfield, presiding, and Mrs. Sarah
Platt Decker, president Of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs, as
the guest Of honor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

The Governor has appointed the fol-
lowing deputy game waTdens for the
state at large: Alfred & Sheppard
and George ". Rine. Of Baltimore (;
r. Lee MuIlikcn, Of Prince Georges 5
county. Georgc White and William
Nenuiuger. Of Baltimore county /;
Joseph 4. Price and W. Landers, Of
Hartford county; J. n. Monsdale, Of
Howard county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Nashville Welcomes ROOseyeIt-POuIlry
Show at JamestOwn-Trus Prob.
lens Discussed

Coheyyillee. Kas., oct. %. -Coney-
vile is holding a special election to.
day upon the acceptance or rejection
and also TO vote on two bond issues.
Ii is generally believed that all three
issues will carry.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22
10 Be Iried For Murder.

There is a large number Of prisoners
now in jail here awaiting trial, and
among them is one negro, charged
with murder. lie is James Blair, p
years old. and is charged with kill
ing his father-in-law, William scott,
near Pasadena. on July IL last.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

rlETr.1rsn e5r t1s Eesr1ue s1ssal 9ee a.arl
Wsrrner Baa~aaa Hrarrm
Ms. - N--na6aN
D5 ygu EueE Say ta9 aan sauae
8rzziaelF.
Why the skies were E.eaEeu s aasu
hIne.
Why tse aowers olue1e1 .auEer aaa
1WGMmM
Why al nazure 1ssu14l
hus<
Did sen wuusler a1 1se taEE nnaea
fpur H8ens-g slnmagg9 eeea a.
WelE GlEs is l1a Eeera1.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Norfolk, Va. oct. 22.-The poultry
show which opened today at the
jamestown Exposition is pronounced
by experts to be one Of the largest and
best exhibitions Of its kind ever held
in this country. The exhibits include
prize winning chickens, turkeys
ducKs. geese, rabbits and other "a
rieties Of poultry and pet stock frOin
many states. Fifteen Of the most
widely known poultry judges in the
United States began the award OF
prizes this morning and will continue
tbeir work until the show comes to q
close ten days hence.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Nashville, Tenn. oct %. President
Roosevelt stopped of IN Nashville
today on his way home to Washing
ton. ON the arrival Of the special
train at the station, where thousands
Of cheering people had gathered, a
special reception committee made
passageway to the street, where car
riages were in waiting. The recep-
tiOn committee was headed by Cover
nor Patterson and Mayor Brown and
included Company y, Confederate
Veterans, who acted as escort TO the
President. Owing 10 the limited time
the programme was confined 10 tic
Presidents speech and a short drive
about the city. Later the President
was escorted To the Hermitage, the
old home Of Andrew Jackson, where
ne was received by the Ladies' Her
mitage Association.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Moline. Ill, Oct. 22.-Thc sixth an
nuaI convention OF the Upper Missis-
sippi River Improvement Association
opened here today. Several hundred
delegates from points in Missouri, I'LL
nois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin
were present. President Thomas WIKI
inson, Of Burlington, called the gath
eriDg TO order. The convention will
remain in session over tomorrow.
The time will be wholly occupied
with the discussion OF ways and
means IT, promote the permanent i'm
pTOyement Of the upper Mississippi
River, from the mouth Of the Mis-
souri, River TO IT. Paul, by maintain
ing depth Of six feet in the chan
mel, at low water.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-22

Moving Pictures tonight
at the Colonial Theatre, start
ing at 2 O'Clock sharp.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-01-18
Gen. Robert E. Lee
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
OF HIS BIRTHDAY TO BE FIT
TINaLY OBSERVED

The hundredth anniversary OF the
birth of General Robert E. Lee, will
be observed by the Berkely County
Chapter, Of the Daughters of the Con
federacy, on Saturday January 18th
1907 in the Episcopal Parish House, al
three O'Clock.
The Veterans, Sons of Veterans, and
friends are cordially invited to be
prese Mt. a delightful program will be
given. DIR. Lacy of Winchester will
deliver the address. There will be
special music. The choirs from the
different churches are invited, and re-
quested to assist in singing the hymns.
Too much cannot be done in honor OF
this great true man. The wide special
interest which IS being shown in this
anniversary testifies to the love and
esteem in wuich he is held throughout
the country. He was man of the
strictest integrity, quiet dignified man
ner, of noble impulses, brave soldier
and above all christian gentleman.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-01-18

James B. Duke is the head, shoul-
dsrs aud in fact about the entire
anatomy of the tobacco trust.
Various officers of the tobacco trus
have been indicted for violating the
Sherman antitrust law. Old flames
B" was called as a witness in their de-
f3xse the other day.
= The old man did not deny the ma
terial charges against his fellow con-
spirators in the trust but he said the
Sultan of turkey is TO blame.
This was new one on the court and
when asked to explain Duke said:
'Licorice root is absolutely indispen-
sable to the tobacco trade, and the
supply comes from possessions of the
Sultan of Turkey. Upon the Sultan's
good nature and friendliness, therefore
depends the tobacco trusts ability tc
obtain the paste. Fer that reason ]
objected to selling independent dealers
the paste, fearing to curtail the trusts
supply"
The independent dealers are there
foer up against it as long as the Amer
lean tobacco trust stands in with the
Sultan.
We now understand why some o.
those cigarettes have Turkish names.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-01-18

Mr.. John II. Lemen the retiring
member of the County Court has
made good record for himself and
one that will ever in the future cem-
mend him to the people Of Berkeley
County whea they want good safe
and conservative public official. He
has rendered good service and well de-
serves the thanks he gets flom an ap-
preciative constituency. His success or is
a good man. He is large land owner,
a farmer and his every interest is iden-
tical with the farming community. He
is an honest and sincere man and we
feel certain will serve the people to the
best of his ability.