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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
MAY BLOCK SUIT
OF FORMER WIFE
Baker Edwards, Who Mar
ried Mrs. Eastman, Will
Defend His Divorce.

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 3.-Negotia-
lions are on between Baker +. Ed
wa rds, Of Norfolk. who was recently
married in AsheVille, y. c, to Mrs
Sophia Harrison Eastman, daughter
OF the late Mayor Carter Harrison.
OF Chicago, and Edwards first wife
to the end Of having Mrs. Edwards
No. /, OF Brooklyn. n. Y. drop any ae-
ton she may contemplate IN the mat
ter Of attacking the decree Of divorce
obtained by Edwards against her IN
Norfolk
Mrs. Edwards No. 2 Is still in Ashe-
vile, where her husband viii join her
coon. Edwards is now in Tennessee.
He, It is reported, viii return 10 Vir-
giEia. probably the latter part OF this
week in connection with the negotia-
tons with his hrst wife.
Mrs. Edwards NO, I has been served
with a copy OF the decree Of divorce OBJ
tanned against her by Edwards. Under
the Virginia law she Will now have only
one year IN which 70 appear and attack
the decree. She would have had three
years in which to proceed II the COPY
had not been served upon her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
OPPOSES CUTTING
OF EXPENDITURES
Commerce Chamber Backs
Commissioners Against
Congress Parsimony.

In support Of the influences now be-
ing eXerted to prevent cutting by Con-
gress of the current expenditures OF the
District OF Columbia, the directors Of
the washington Chsmber OF Commerce
have placed thems elves on record as
commencing the attitude assumed by
the District Conn issioners toward that
end. The position taken By the direc-
tors is now under consideration by the
chambers commit ee on municipal legis-
lation, and the entire matter win be
taken up at a meeting of the chamber
as body to be held next Tuesday. De-
cembcT s.
Resolutions setting forth the Views
of the board Of directors were approved
at q meeting of the board yesterday
afternoon, They read as follows:
Resolved. That the Board or dlrec-
tors OF the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce commend emphaticaIy the
recOmm, udation OF the Board Of Dis
trict Commissioners that IN making ap-
preparations tor thu District OF Co
lumbia, Congress shall distinguish, as
The Commissioners have done ia their
estimates, between the items for extra
ordinary projects of Improvement. call
ing for large amounts OF money and
benehting the future. and the items of
current expenditures, SO as 10 provide
for advances from the United States
Treasury. with interest at per cent
on account OF the Districts half OF the
extraordinary prO3riauOns. to be re-
paid in reasonable annual amounts,
without cutting the current expendi-
lures, as has been done IN the past in
the attempt 10 make the District pay
currently tor extraordinary improve
meuts.
Resolved further. That the Congress
siOnaI subcommittee on appropriations
for the District OF Columbia be, and
they are hereby, urged 10 establish the
principle OF such q separation in the
appropriation act covering the allow
an 1es for the District of Columbia for
the fiscal year ending June 20, 1910"
The above resolutions, accompanied
by statement showing the actual f.
nanclal standing of the DistTiSt of Co
lu4lblas were presented by Allen ID. Al
bert and seconded by Arthur O. Moses
The resolutions were referred 10 the
committee on legislation, FOX. report
December s.
Twelve new member were elected
20 the chamber at the directors meet
ing yesterday. They are James Lee
B0st, ". H. Chambers. Clarence A.
CoDurnl Thomas j. Donovan William
n FUR. Herbert G. Hopkins, Leet
Brothers, David Pike, Edward p
schwartz, Joseph D. sullivan, Schwartz
q Felzman, and Guy H. White.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
Important to all Women
Readers of this Paper.

Thousands upon thousands OF women
have kidney trouble and never sus-
pect it,
WOmen's Complaints often grove 10
be nothing else but kidney troEble. or
the result Of kidney OF bladder disease
II the kidneys are not ia a healthy
condition, they win cause the other
organs 20 become diseased
You may suffer d great deal with
Jain in the back. bearing-doWn feel
ings, headache. and loss OF ambition
Poor health makes you nervous. irri-
table, and may be respondent; il makes
anyone 50.
But thousands OF irritable, nervous,
tired and brOken-d0Wn women have re-
stored their health and strength BIZ
the use OF SWamp-ROOt, the great Kid
ney, Liver. and Bladder Remedy.
5wsmp-Root brings new life and ac-
tivity 10 the kidneys, the cause or
such troubles.
Many send for a sample bottle 70
see what SWamp-ROOt. the great Kid
ney, Liver. and Bladder Remedy will
do for them. Every reader Of this
paper, who has not already tried II,
may address DR.. Kilmer e. Co. Biug-
hamtOn, n. Y, and receive sample bot
tie free by mail. You can purchase the
regular fifty-ceut and one-dollar size
bottles at all drug store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
OIL TRUST AGAINST
TARIFF TINKERING'
Archbold Declares Talk of
FavoritiSm in Laws
All "BoSh."
Continued from First Page)

The STANDARD OH Company purchased
the Pacific Coast OH Company in 1900 for
SOLO began Mr.. Archbold, referring
10 his notes AT that time il had a
capital Of 100000 Ia 1902 the capitali-
cation was increased to S3.O01.0J0
Ia 1893, it was further increased 70
S6.0o0oJJ. and in 1906. the capital was
raised 10 SI6O00,o00 with the privilege
OF Increasing % S25,000r00o, and the name
changed 20 the Standard Oil Company
of California"
The witness declared duigent search
had failed 10 discover the desired copy
OF the contract with the BarnestaIe OIL
Company, which syuchronIzed the loan
OF $l,JJJ.JJJ 10 the head of that concern
The original contract Attorney kel-
loss repeated, lay in escrow with d
PIltsburg bank and could be produced
If necessary. Attorney kellogg thought
II might be well 10 produce 10 ia order
10 clarity the mystery which surrounds
that transaction
Export Has Decreased.
Attorney Kellogg called the attention
Of Mr. Archbold 10 his direct testimony.
declaring the location of Standard OIL
renneries were located with reference to
the economical handling of the gem
eral business.
By a series of questions, Kellogg es-
taDIished that The export phase OF the
oil industry has decreased D per cent
since 1870 This 10 cOntrovert Mr.. Arch
bOld's contention that the Standard was
responsible for the development of ex-
port trade by the surrounding of 'haZ-
ardOus obstacles"
The witness was loath to admit that
competitors had been more successful
than the STANDARD in this department.
Attorney ItosenJnal preferred some
advice 10 the prosecutor regarding the
line of questioning TO De pursued in
the development OF his client.
"Oh, j don't need any advice, Mr..
Hoseuthal," remarked Attorney Kellogg,
testify. II can get along without any
advice, perhaps not as well, but III get
along somehow
president of the Standard OH Company
of Indiana, walked into the court room
and seated himself among counsel for
the defense. President AI5nat. who is
scheduled TO succeed Mr.. ATchbold in
tie witness chair, has not appeared in
the court room heretofore
Tariff On Oil.
The tariff question was brought into
tie IimeliEHt suddenly by further prob
ing into the export operations of the
trust Dir. ArchbJld had said the Stand
ard Oil Company no longer purchased
Russian oil. but did buy some Goumau-
ian oil.
Attorney KtlIoEE wanted to know
whether ii paid uly ON oil TO England
Very reluctantly ltT. ArcHb0id admitted
that it cid not 4 series of questions
brought out that the producing COM
Iaules OF Europe We're on the same basis
tiueutal markets.
Tho witness was exceedingly anxious
10 have recorded the treaty regulations
providing for the free admission OF
IUrOpsaE oil i'm exchange for similar
concessions TO American producers and
lyuueT=.. So persistent was he iu adyO-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
GETS HIS FREEDOM:
DESERTION CHARGED
Continued from First Page)

allowing it 10 remain with the mother
she would. accordingly. be permitted
TO continue the possession which she
had already assumed.
After thls victory BY the mother.
Wedderburu commenced a suit in the
Fairfax county circuit court where he
has his legal residence, last May. asking
Tor divorce on he grounds of de-
sertiOn. His attorneys We're Senator
thornton Of Virginia and Charles Bend
helm Of this CITY
Judge Thornton, n granting the di-
FCICe yesterday. cOmplimented the de-
c4sion Of Judge Gould, rendered in the
habeas corpus proceedings, stating that
tt was one OF the most mastery dOCu-
ments Of its kind he lad ever read
From his statement. IL Is inferred that
Judge Thornton agreed with the Su-
pTeme Court Of the District Of Column
bia not only as 10 the legal rights OF
the Husband, but indorses the ure-e-
dent established, OF giving the interests
OF the child fl such cases the right of
prior consideration.
Mr.. Wedderbum has had his business
residence in Washington Tor twenty
years.
In a statement TO "a Times ranortar
this morning, WeddcrD.sIU declared char
there had never been any especial from
BILE bet tween him ana Lis wife fh1r an
him, taking with her their Gniy emma
without giving any reason for her
strange desertIOn. He knew or no rpa-
son al the time, Tor knows OF any now
he said, why she should have deserted
him
When asked concerning q statement
contained in Judge GOUld's decision 10
the effect that both he and his former
wife had been the object OF too much
affection by their families. Wedderhuru
admitted that this might have lad
something 10 do with It,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03

catire~ This a,-~-,.7,,s,,t +b,+ ~, v,--y,.,,.,,
f0T. e2-incsd 1-6r-stfI5, '''-'- 49, II
ssYoU cannot shin oil info p,,.-f.
goumaufs on SiIicis y-fti1,1t
durv- can Won qi' asj-ed AfforTat, ky
loeg,
-'They can shin OIL into the United
States without duty IL thew viii ac-
cord the same privilege to American
oil" answered the witness.
Russia Oil--in fact oil from any
European producing COuntry-Cannot
be shipped TO England auD tran
shipped 10 this country without pay
ing tariff, can il
WofI5vsf Crs5o TariH
WHY, ] should not Imagine any one
wishing to evade the tariff reEGlatlous
r,,- s,,,., "a course % ~. rrs.4 tr. aston
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
SAMMY SMITH WILL
GALL UP GAS BILLS
Chairman of House District Committee Will Push Meas
ures Now-Pledges Himself to Work for All
Proposed Legislation

have the opportunity they have asked
for OF submitting certain arguments.
Sunday o.. servance laws, suppose,
will come under the same head and
perhaps viii be considered JoIhus
with prohibition
-Four years ago L had hoped that
We might have an auditorium for the
inaugural ball. / would advocate the
passage OF such a bin before the House,
IN the event private parties who have
suggested the proposition finally decline
10 erect such a building for an invest
vent. Congress should appropriate the
amount necessary, in my Judgment, and
Obviate the necessity of dismantlng the
Pension ONCE every four years.
Fight To End Soon.
If Representative Smith carries out
his program and prOmis of calling up
for immediate action District bills now
on the calendar, the fight for cheaper
gas I'm Washington will eliminate in
short order in a victory for the gas
monopoly o. the people. That section
I'VE. under which the companies are
seeking 10 Overcapitalize. was not re-
pealed at the last session is generally
admitted 70 be because the measure
was never put squarely up to the House
from the comL1ittees which acted in
the peoples interest on the measure.
That the committee viii advocate the
passage OF S0-cent rate may be safely
predicted.
Mr.. Smiths statement that he will
now take up the entire calendar with
reference 70 the nature OF any bin. in
sures something for which the people
OF the National Capital have long waited
IA lineup on the floor OF the House OF
the advocates OF cheaper and better gas,
and an honest return on the COmpany's
investment, a1d the advocates OF mo-
nopoly and commercial greed at the eX-
pense or a helpless and disfranchised
CitizenTy,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
Jenkins Cannot See
Why Rules Are Not O. K.

RepreseI tative John J. jenkins, chair
man of tie House Committee on Ju-
dietary, which is known among the ir-
reverent as the ''Morgue," and who
was defeated FOR denomination. was a
White House caller this morning.
Judge jenkins did not care to say
what he talked over with the President
but did say that he did not see any
use for a change in tHe rules OF the
House.
If we did not have these rules" said
Judge Jenkins. there could be no bust
ness transacted. The day Of debate has
passed, and We waste so much time on
the floor In talking that rules are alb
sclutely essential 90 put anything
through"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03
Wants a Little Tariff
On Nebraska PuHgiCe

Claiming that Nebraska has great
beds of puTnice stone that can be placed
on the market If little protection
IS afforded, n T Carlow. OF Grand
Island, Neb., VIII appear before the
Committee on WAYS and Means Friday
He reached Washington yesterday and
is prepared to explain 10 the satisfaC-
ton OF the committee that Nebraska
needs protection and that the tariff
on pumice stone, at least, should be
revised and not downward.
Mr. Carlow represents the Cudahy
Packing Company, which has been min
ing the pumiCe 70 some extent during
the past three years. and which wants
20 do a bigger business ia the future.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03

hnrN-ANtAAAtNf4 IT hAAA IT AS T So
Lrict calendar without reference to their
nature"
Applies To All of Them.
This applies to each and every one
Of them, the gas bills included. ! do
not think that / could make more
square-toed statement than that
Although it is past history, you viii
recall that at the last session, IL was
difficult to get District legislation
through In the closing days. / viii now
propose that the District calendar be
upon the bills. irrespective Of their ma
ture"
Asked If there was any new or old
legislation that should receive the COM
mittee's attention. Representative Smith
said:
Personally, / think we should have a
new jail Again. L am heartily IN favor
OF an auditorium. You understand
however, that as chairman of the COM
miJtee i cannot introduce these bills
except on recommendation Of the Com
missiOners. II would give me pleasurs
20 work Tor them after such reconi-
mendation.
Building Inspection.
81 am In favor of more rigid build
ing inspection laws and believe every
member Of the committee will favor
similar Legislation If it is brought
before as. Just how 10 accomplish
proper inspection and safety remains
to be seen later.
~We are trying TO be fair TO both
sides on the prohibition question.
Therefore we viii grant more hear
lugss probably, on this important sub
Ject i'm order that the labor men may
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CONTINUED from First Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-03

''If IT'S Lucioz' Iaea-Tt's IdeaI. p
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28
Lieut.. Charles Pierce Faulkner.

Lieut.. Charles Pierce Faulkner, Fl
years old. died Saturday at Boydville,
the home of his father, former United
States Senator Charles !. Faulkner, OF
paralysis, after an illness of three years.
He was educated at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. entered the regular army
at the beginning of the Spauish-Amercan
War and was the first to scale the walls
of Peking during the Boxer raid. He
was afterwards transferred to Alaska,
from whence he returned on account of
ill health and resigned from the service.
since which time he had lived in Mar
tinsburq.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28

The Democratic County Executive
Committee met yesterday and canvassed
the votes cast IN the Primary Election
held last Saturday. Mr.. F. L. Bushony,
candidate for the nomination for Prose
cutting Attorney. proposed to contest that
nomination. and considerable discussion
followed. Col Forrest w Brown appear
ing for Mr. Bushong aud Mr. H H Nc
Cormick for Mr. George D Moore. Judge
Beckwlth. in behalf of Senator Camp
bell. challenged Harpers Ferry's right to
two delegates in the Senatorial Conven-
ton. The choice of two delegates in
stead of one, it was claimed, was under
Misrepresentation, and the two were al
lowed, but can cast only one vote. The
official vote. as given elsewhere, was an
nounced. aud the chairman and secretary
were authorized to issue certificates &C.
cordingly and give credentials to the
delegates elected to the various conven-
tons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28

The people of this community were
shocked last week on learning that Mr..
c. f Beller. former citizen of Charles
Town. well known and highly esteemed,
had been struck by street car in Wash
ington and taken unconscious to Garfield
Hospital. The accident happened en-
Tuesday. Mr.. Beller was about to cross
Ia front of a southbound I4th street car
to board it. when he heard bell ring
which he thought was a signal for that
car to start, so he stepped back as he
thought out of the way and was struck
by northbound car which had sounded
the bell he heard. Whilst there was
much fear of his condition at first, he has
since been taken to the residence of his
son Mr.. Jas. w. Beller. and is. we are
gratife to learn, much improved
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28

The Indoor Carnival of the City Band
last week, in Rouss Hall, was fine sue.
cess. The Citizens Fire Company at
tended Thursday night. The Modern
Woodmen and Patriotic Sons of America
attended Friday evening. and on Satur-
day evening the Red Men were out in
full force. The Band discoursed excel.
lent music each evening. A handsome
pair OF brass nozzles. given by the Pow
hatan Brass and Iron Works, were voted
to the Citizens Fire Company, and an
elegant bride. given by the Goetz Har-
ness Works, was drawn by Assessor E,
w. Athey.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrl
that CONTAIN Moronpv

Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole svs-
tenn when entering it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be used OK
cept on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by T. j..
Cheney & Co, Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken in
ternally, and made 10 Toledo. Ohio by r. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills tor constipation,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28
Entitled to Higher Honors.

To the Editor, and Citizens of Charles
Town:
A few words for our Mayor. He has
served two terms as such. has made one
of the best Mayors we have had, and is
entitled to all the honor pertaining to the
same, and we as citizens of this town
should feel that he is entitled to higher
honors. Let us send him to the legisla-
ture. He will make good one.
TAX PAYER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28

Jr., Geo W Haines, w E Ditmyer, c
B Wentzell, ] L Daley, DR. ] M Miller,
S M Hendricks, w H Hunter, w N
Lemen, C D Wysong, w S Myers, T M
McCorkle. ] L Burns, ] W Strider, j H
Blackford, ] M Shaull, Lee Markle, W
S Merchant, Clay Moler.
DELEGATES TO SENATORIAL CON
VENTION.
J W Moore, Edward Walters, B
Gibson, T c Green, A D Barr, Wright
Denny, A D Mahoney, o W Ramey,
w Rodrick, ] Strider Moler. w E Dit
myer, ] G Hurst, T ] Burleigh, w
Lynch, w ] Knott, J S Melvin, w n
Lemen. H c Martin, J S Bragonier,
N Hardesty, A G Grubbs, w Wilt, J W
Strider, ] T Campbell, C H Johnson, W
G Bates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28

The children of Mr.. and Mrs. George
koonce were invited to their home,
"Ellersile" near Halltown. April II, to
celebrate their fathers goth birthday =
Those present were Mrs. Charles E.
Young, Baltimore. Mrs. Will Black OF
New York. Messrs. Willard, Charles and
DR. Claude of Halltown. Darrell of Charles
Town, and DR.. Howard of Pittsburg. -
Mrs. Kessler. of Richmond, and Stafford
of Shennoudale could not attend. rhe
children presented their father with a
fine broadcloth suit and white vest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28
DISTRICT OFFICERS
AND DELEGATES.
District Officers and Delegates Were
Chosen as Follows

Charles Towns. Lee Phillips.
Kabletown-J. w. Roberts.
Middleway-W. A. Fulk and Chas.
H. Johnson.
Shepherdstown-H. L. Lyme.
Harper's Ferry-John w. Martin,
Jr.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Charles TOWN.. Frank Gallaher
and Geo. w. Lucas.
Kabletown-H. 7. Miley and J. J..
Larne.
Middleway-V. G. Moore and ] w
Zombro.
Shepherdstown-D S Rentch and Lee
H Moler.
Harper's Ferry-C H Briggs and
Eugene Shugert.
CONSTABLES.
Charles Town-D w Hanna and Jas
A Smith.
Kabletown-John Roland and W H
Rodeffer.
Middleway-Geo w Thompson and N
N Barnes.
Shepherdstown-M P Crowl and Robt
Shipley.
Harper's Ferry-T F jackson and S
7 Jones.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Shenandoah Junction-W A Daniel
and w McGarry.
Court House-Thos R Moore and
Chas A Johnson.
Johnson's Shop-C N Campbell and S
C Young.
Heidwohl's-Geo w Haines and Geo
B Hooff.
Academy-W H Locke and B F
Ramey.
Summit Point-R L Withers and DR.
D B Bushong.
Kabletown-G M Rissler and Charles
Kable.
Rippon-William Wilt and John L
Burns.
Harper's Ferry-T ] Burleigh and ]
G Hurst.
Bakerton-C D Moler and L C Engle.
Bolivar-John Leary and C D Dit
myer.
Halltown-Frank Moler and Frank
Trussell.
Shepherdstown-W Knott, DIR S T
Knott, ] Link, S w Hunter, A C
Pierce, David Lemen, E H Reinhart,
T B Line, ] w Kearney, Harrison
Schley.
Mt. Hoppe D Cline and Price
Viands.
Middleway-W G Bates and M L
Engle.
Kearneysyille-J w Blackford and j
T Campbell
Leetown-M E Trussell and ] w
Strider.
DELEGATES TO WHEELING CON-
TION
R. P. Chew, J. w. McGerry, S. C.
Young, Geo. Haines, J. M. M ason, Jr.,
R. c. Rissler, w. H. Hooff, C.L. Haines,
]. D. Pennell, T. McCorkle, John G.
Flanagan, c. D. Ditmyer, w. o. Rau,
c. E. Marlatt, ]. w. Rider, w. ]. Knott,
w. A. Osbourn, DIR. Hop. Gibson, H.
w. Potts, l. V. Johnson, J. w. Strider,
j. P. Kearfott, N. R. Roberts, S. L.
Hardesty.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONvEN-
TION.
W A Daniel. S H Pennell, R P Chew.
J M Mason, Jr., VIM Campbell, E E.
Cooke, Geo w Haines, C F Wall, JHI
Russell, R C Rissler, ] Moler, C DI
Ditmyer, G Hurst, B ] Miles D b
Lucas, WI Knott, A Link, WIN Lem
en-, E H Reinhart, H L Snyder, 7 Nc
Corkle, H Blackford, N R Roberts,
S. L. Hardesty.
DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
/ w Williams, w w Bowers, S CT
Young, M Mason, Jr., B D Gibson.
R P Chew, c L Haines, d S Hughes, L
D Getzendanner, Newton Moler, v G
Ditmyer, l. O'Beirne, w o Rau, WNi
w ] Knott, T D Link, w N
Lemen, A S cambridge, R C Reynolds.
7 F Jones, R L Withers, D Heflebower,
Q 7 Fleming, ] H Blackford, John G
Shirley, Jr., C. E. Grantham.
TO DISTRICT CONvEN
TION.
Milton Burr, T Bailss, S C Young.
W F Alexander, R P Chew, M Mason,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28
Fiduciary Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have before
me the following Ficuciary Accounts tor set
tlement
w. Z. Daniels, Admir- OF VIM Daniels.
Laura A. Manning Adm'x of J. Manning.
). Walter Brown, Ex'r of Henry DUNN.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day of
April, 1908.
GEO. VI. BELTZHOOvER, JR..
April 2S-2t Commissioner of Accounts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-28
Jersey Calf for Sale.

For sale, a Thoroughbred Jersey Mae Calf
out of the AIRY Cow, and by Won Schrader's
Registered Bull Calf one week old April 90
Any one wishing lne breeder call at once,
STARkY'S STABLES