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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
Swiss Flouncings, R0m
Regular Price, ST yd., O0\0

Fine Quality Swiss Embroidery Flouncing>.
full p inches wide: in extensive line of new
and artistic designs for spring and summer
1908.
Blind and openwork effects; convent pat
terms. and the new filet effects.
Every yard worth SIoo. Sale price. soc
Wide Swiss Bandings To match the above
Flouncings at Ioc yard. Worth SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24

During the financial panic many
and wholesalers
did not receive their customary
orders from retail merchants
Throughout the country for spring
delivery. causing them to become
heavily overstockcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24

Two mammoth auction sales
were held in New York last week
ono OF Dress Goods and one OF
Silks. We attended both sales
and secured many wonderful bar
gains. which are set forth in to-
day 5 announcement.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-16
Sntimcs uOm framsSiiideu Sptidyaf=

fo6ert 0fitrbeq er5G6lt i'm CONT
tdgs6lott bes u@oulois" llnierc 81
plonoten benebn1elt ii6 in ben Staa=
ten, BEL pel6el tie begloubigt iillo,
redt idifli6 uno in elmer ibrer @iir=
oe ongemeIienen @eiie; n1an nerlollgt
pon ibnen alleroings feline esritiotipe,
lll1o es geniigt mem iie oas @of3ere-
moniell nlto Ben gltten Son in QQen
Sebenslager fenllen. ssn Sen erIten
Sobren Ser 9tepublif lpor oos nibt
iltner Der 5all, lmo oie @infaae I'M
ierer Gertreter i'm 9luslonoe aabea
oamals Ben Sonper4l1en Guropas
nidt ielten Stoff gum 2aden. Serr
Sbiers, Der feline Sono iiber inns 6ielt,
batte genonlnlel1, mas er frleaen
fonllte, ru1o oa sSules sSerrp uno Gr=
nett Eicaro ibm einigernoBen gut cr=
3o9en SIT iein l6iene1, batte er Sen ei-
nell na6 Sft6en ltno Sen onoeren nod
9riillel geidift. 9as mar, ipie er
ieinen Sreulloen pertralllicb erflarte,
oll6 cine 9lrt a8efreillng oes 2on-
beg"
Sules Serrp nor Dor sSrenoe rein
allBer iid uno nerlieb in ieiner erlten
9epelbe, Die in Sen 9lr6ipen oes Wei=
nilterilnls oes 9leuBeren mie eine
aDitbarfeit alifbelpobrt miro, 1eiller
@liidleligfeit nit ether gerabe3u rib
renoen 9foipitat 9lnsorrd. Die 9e.
pei6e lautete: Ser &onig bat mir
einen ii6erous ber5liden @mpfong be-
reitet Ser gotihafter, ioete er,
0mein Sof tit auh Der Sbre." giniqe
Gage ipdter telegrapbierte er: oGa
Der aonig Dem 8ertreter 5rollfrei1s
eile beionoere @bre ermeiien tpollte,
eribien er auf Dem Sofboa al1sl6lieB=
lih nit Dem 8anoe Ser @brenleqipn
befleioet a @rneit Gicoro i6rieb in
einem oltoeren Still, ober oie gtifctte
ipar inn ebenlo freno mie ieineln Sol
legen III 9ltben 9lls er IN .9riiiiei
eil1trdt enlpfing i'm Ser &onig, ipie
iiblid, IN Eripatouoier5, uno oa 9i-
caro- ein geiitpoller Eoriier par, 8oa
Der 0fonar6 Die ltnterboltung etlnas
in Die 2dnge. 9loBlid nobm 8icaro
Die llbr aus Der Saibe lnlh laete
briisf: u01aieitGt, idb plaubere init
Sbnel ia gan5 gerlt aber es lit jebt
10 Wdnlten Dor 8 uno ieb nuB 9unft
3 llbr BEL Dem @rafen bon Slonher'i
leilt. u8onn ipia i6 Sic nibt
langer 8ltriidbalten, erlpioerte SEQ
polo IL, voenn ib mobte meillell
gruoer niht oes gergrtiigens berau=
ben iid NIT Sbnen 5u unterbolteE. .
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Stpti5 am gtemersaDler.
@apor's Office, San 9fntonio
Seras. 1908.

SSduS. IUOC,
gs miro bierrnit angefiinoigt,
oaB Der 0goaro of @qua[iio-
ton" am Wontog 0en 2. 9eobember
IN Ser Office oes Staot-sfiIeIiors,
in Der Staotballe, 8uialnn1ergetre-
ten lit, Inn iiber oie 9(ppeqationeIl
gegen Die gntideioung oes Staot-
Iiieiiors ino iiber aIle bonn 9lIlelior
gerno6te sliieiiments (ongegebene lno
ni6t on9egebene) fir @igentunl fit
oas an 81. Mai 1908 enoenhe Sis
toliobr 81 berhanoeIn.
9ie 8eboroe bIeibt tdgli6 bon 8
ltbr normittagS bis 1 llbr na6mit.
tags (5onntog 1tno 6eiertog ousgc-
ihloiielD in Sibung uno beenoct i6.
re s(rbeiten iunerbolb ieb5ie Sagcil.
geadbem iib ote @quaIiIotions-9e-
boroe pertogt bot, per6en iueoer Ser
Staotrat, nod 6os 9[ileIIment-&o-
mite 9etitionen be8iioIib Ser 9tiieii-
meuts beriidiidtieen.
9rban GoIIagBon,
9(tteitiert: Wlopor.
Sreo. 8ries,
Stoot-Glert.
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Sur6creitnnscn fiir gsci6nadtcn,

8alb nabt iidJ ntn has @e;bnad)tsfeIt,
Sfit gan5et Sagr Das 9laerheit',
gSD bet fidJ Deitfet Seberntanm,
gSte Nnb'ren Sreu6 CT MAIDEN fann.
Ser Batter benft am ieinen Subn:
agSas faltf' tdJ iiteinen 2Sillie ihpn?"
Die Ntutter oft fid) ielber fragt,
gSas t9rer SannN iupgl bebagt!
Der liebe Snfel benft BET fid):
uSas gebt tn's 9eib ia fiird)terlidj."
SDd iueie er, bal, cs ielbit i'm frinft,
Stce er ben Heffen itnbeidjenft.
9ie Santen iuiiien es ia amd),
gSas iiberall Der @eibnad)tsbraudy,
ltnb inden als5ufinben, mas
Der ltcbe gtid)te mDbl mad)t Gpaf.
gSer germ init eiaenem G5nnen praBlt,
Der 1Gfelt, ittft, iigt pber malt,
gtudl ebr beltebt tit bemt babel
Ste ueue Gnnit: Sranhmalerei.
Sp lit in bieier @eibnad)ts5ett
3nnt 0ehcn Seberntann bereit,
9tnr Der lit traurig, in ber Sat,
Der 9deinanb 81 beidJenfen hat.
SD lang nod Der Gntpfanger Sinh
Die 0a6eu leid)t 5n ftttben iinb,
SpdD iuir0 er alter, lit oft febr
Sas Jitdlttge SIT finben id)mer.
Sin Seber jettr weif i'd beitimntt
Gjern 9iiten 9tnt ir IniprndJ nimmt,
8ab ign ttidlt linger 3tueifel qailt
ID er bas 9tidltige eriuablt.
@ilffOmuten itets tit, slau6et mir,
9as quite 2pne Star 5lai dJ CT
bier,
Seim SnbeuO pber 9leid) beim syaR.
9'ruut forget fir hies eble MaR.
@cr bieS beim Set i'm Sauie balt,
Wiag fummen, iuer ba ipiil, Der itellt
9as Seite anf, mas es nur aibt.
Sem 2uue Star Sier elm Sebti
iiebt.
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@ietOria 9ipiiiun, 6. S. & g. 81.

Nlltl1ft-
sOo. 5o2-eucrO, gictoria, 7:ao nat5nt
Nbfa6rt-
8o. sol Guero, @ictoria, $50 BORN
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@i. 6. & s. ssa6n.

$50. 4-gad] Dem s1orben. 80 porr1t
sSlber" "-gio6 Dem Noroen 900 nachnt
SO. 244-6olilton etc 1915 nadtn
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Gem @eiIett

9eniigt Elm g8prt. @s iperoen Sunberte
bon @teoi5iner ail9eprieiell. fpeIcbe ees
gen alles Nto9lic5e belfen ipllen, aber
ltatt oeilen mn Sdaben anridten, one
runter piele iiber8uderte 9iden, Die in
9roBen Ieneen idarfe @ifte pber dben6e
0tetalle entbalten, ipel6e Die Srgane
oes aDrpers nod mebr 5erfreiien. 9lnf
Der anoeren Seite 1teben bie ct. Ser
narb &rdnterpillen, lpelde llltr aus
Bflan5enidfter ltnb obne 8ifte, bic iidl
inter 5ltferiger $oiille perbergen ntiils
len 9ergeitellt nerben; 9illen, Die alio
ipirflid6 ale Qe6ere, Maeenz llno gfie>
renleioen beilen, o6ne irgenbfpie sl
id]aoen % Gents.
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9iuBlano bat ben oIterreihi-


i6en @ori6lagen 6e5iieli6 elmer in
ternatioualen &onferen5 5ugeltimmt.
9alnit 1T 6ieie &onferen5 geiidert.
Die Solldnoer baben i9on tpie-
Der Elm benesolanii6es S6iff tpeeee-
nomnen, oen &iiitenoalnpfer u23 Sc
Wfapo".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-16

ga nor feinc me6r @eiduieln lmo
9iiften; ober oos Sltnge bate bereits
getotet Iein uno lag geborlten IN ieine
Irnle. @enn's ni6t pabr tit, 10
it's menig1tens gut erfltnoen.
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GilenbaDn= JaDrplau.
s. & 6. 81. gsafln
9. q. & q. g. ga6n.

Mnfunft-
go. 1-5ouiton II. 5. aiifte 1920 nadm
Mo. 3.9oniton II. 5. aii1te 7 100 pornt
Mo. 54-gon aerrbille 8. $50 bornt
Mo. 52-aerrbille, Sonntae 500 naefln
No. o8-gtad6 aerrpille 200 1lahnt
glbfa6rt-
go. -5ouiton IL 5. aiiIte $50 porat
gto. 4-0onlton Ii. 5. &ii1te 900 nafn
gtp. 53-Had &errbille 4::3O naebn1
Ao. 81 -aerrbille. Sonl1tag $3.50 uorlt
Ho. o7-ytab 9errbille 1905 BORN
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
BRYAx.s 1,rpRnr
New York Evening Post.

may ruthuly lain n speech
how
doubt
politics. dgfied generally
occupied in 1896 1900
the Republican
ability
iberatey; it believe tactics The
legitimate parties
which this fullest
tfromits institute
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
AND you SUPPORTED NAPIER.

following either huge
the concerned that change of
Ma
opposed
effort $50
would be
succe
n
off
hardship
a veryd deservng o.
After ALL the themselves will think
empoyeske ee-ge chance of reasonable leisure
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
MUST MAKE GOOD

The republicans have their platform of this
the people This
been all the policies
The
make
them postal banks promised in the platform
The republicans in
another
the bank will
much the the republican
carried he of
Already the committee,
features brought
cratic members from southern asked
%
tic might be benefited.
No republican will deny that the of the southern should
have their products protected
people of the gradually becoming convinced
Sufficient
the upholhing republican
toto
Now Mr.
make good will be Dennis another
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
oKLAHoMA's SHIFTING OPINIONS

The latest returnsa
plurality of in
to
to g.
painfully small.
Touching his reu lie Times
geographically,
population question
quite alive possibility
homaR Republic a man
Democrats hand
privilege
failed of
wcath's fundamental They hodge which stands
critics of activity and sagacty.''
s another featur o the
Oklahoma politically
Republicans
s of
to
a
Haskell
eventually
Republicans.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
SEND THEM OVER.
Denver Republican.

The presidents commission
touring the to
prove the conditions of life
the cities Fort
there along
n the seeks
If Fort
examples of all that
upon it full Of sweets where world
dreeey be
sections in Colorado onlyso
The point that these
and the specific locality secondary
that the farmers have best solved
give the commission its report
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
IN THE PUBLIC EYE.


home whewash the
Bryan family in effort keep them the public
This who to
the
husband.
rddng themselves undesirable
given newspaper
while divorce
election of this month Perhaps
hanging
after divorce, but merely a
At
being used keep the family
ask Chow long oh, how long
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
WE MAY SHARE THE GOOD THINGS

people
things that follow the
of
n nome hills Colorado.
mill, which
a
bright neghbor
all hutng will
mill will
our
will republicans responsible
fortunate this
capital
of will
befess are o desired mill
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
SHALL WE REMOVE THE STAMP

How often have
be enwood
selhshne
TRUTH is
by those
beevng of
truth Of
but
eghbor who opposing county
kno weas
Isl not time to
it given
stain, matter what it
AND BISHOP KNIGHT is dead How fairly stunned by the
thought!
and tenacious ambition
prime of noble manhood field
accomplished while
humanity the
until that time
KNOWN I'VE cannot understand it. 1t We simply
Know mat IN the passing OF Biop 0lenwood Western
Colombo hae suffered
will Of Hin who doeth all we'll.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21
Boon1Ess DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.

life Francis j. Hen San Fran
of that driven Liae
Miners
their
would
who, above all stands 'a
way nefar
effect
of
the booder AMI
property people
dominate
polite.
They for cleaner poll
VIII
grafters and whether
municipal
coward bullet but the principle
he longas
will pushed final consumao
of
municipal
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21


boodler shall
in hunting in the Adr0n-
sarife Not single hun
In former from five
injured the Arondk
In nearly the victims mistaken for deer by some
inclined believe that the blood
less passed bloodles in every respect
only few deer were shot due to the decline of @ present
Thse hunters said of the veteran hunt
barn distance OF
twenty feet No wonder that that few deer and no hunters
were n h
twoor
with the of San Francisco
shooting Hene
their
guilty
they willing live according to the
laws of the which they
SOUTH DAKOTA which has been sought by all the
taken the bull by the horns and by popular
the peooe have decided that stringent laws must be passed This
follow divorces and for
that
lly pasime after all.
pleasure willingness
republicans before the
Mr. honestly the fact that business
democratic
friends is certainly great doings
| CONFLICTING REPORTS circulation as
Secretary
to
turn o o
news o
elected already They Johnston Alabama
Maryland succeeding
succeeding
James
REPRESENTATIVE Charles N Fowler of New who
of the committee banking and
CARROLL s. PAGE, the United
of that He is said
tc be the largest dealer calf skins in the world
1T said the legislators
ing Chamberlain the
little or you W been
| OKLAHOMA
that a general proposition emen is absurd
| BRYAN for
than
that whole Bryan in
governmental
CONGRESSMAN William Hepburn
members defeat
twenty
THE LAW of New York forbidding
of selling
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

sought by all the
This
Iy a all
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

dozen deaths will not
will
their determination rid that
the
n which
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

NOTE Willingness of the local democrats
republicans
is once
friends is certainly great doings-
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

CONFLICTING REPORTS circulation whether General
the practice of law
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

FIVE OF the thirty March
Dillingham; of John Walter Smith
Bradley kentucky succeeding
cCreary
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

1T Is legislators
Chamberlain
little there o will
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

CARROLL PAGE United
tc the dealer n calf skins n the
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

Charles Fowler of New whoha
o oil banking andcur urrency.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-21

AN OKLAHOMA that ninec cents
Ia as a proposition the atement is absurd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
spend the holiday vacation here.


 Rabbi E. Frisch left yesterday af- ternoon for Helena, where he will re- main several days on business con- nected with the B'nai Brith lodge.
 Deputy Sheriff Will Miller and wife have returned from the country home 'of Judge and Mrs. James Gould, near Noble Lake, where they spent Christ mas.
 Misses Bessie Winters and Lillian Hudson went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon to be guests at a house party to be rendered them by Mrs. U. Is. Mcdonnell.
 r Misses Retta Lazarus and Ethel Schloss will go to Hot Springs this afternoon to spend week with Miss Lazarus aunt. They will be dele gates to the State Sunday School Con- vention- --tlfe-c coming week. Attorney W. T. Woodbridge return ed.sfast night from a business trip 70 Little Rock. He will go to Washing ton, Ark, today, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Edith Woodbridge, MT. Woodbridge will be married to Mrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27

"A concert win be given in the Y. M. c. A. auditorium Friday evening, tJanuary 1, 1909 at o'clock for the benefit of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Miss Jude Deyo vocal ist, and Miss Julia Williams, pianist, both of Lincoln, Nebraska, will be the star attractions. Admission 50 cents. s'12-27-d4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
PINE BLUFF BOY
 WITH THE FLEET

A letter written at Manila, P. l., on November 23, was received by the Graphic yesterday from K. J.%Sacconi, son of Dr. A. Sacconi, superintendent of the Jefferson county poor house. Young Sacconi is on the Battleship Virginia He is making the world tour with the Battleship fleet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
:, (,,,,: 7 'E.::,::.::.:: 'E.:,:.:.: : i:

lxlDesh editor of the Dunn- NvA VI he city yesterday.
 vn kt mons and rsen,uf ,ua ni, tY visiting friends.
 " T,F nl, of Little Rock,
 ms hg M. Weller and
 Igu fe have returned
 n III here they spent
 N V
 art wife, of Wqrren, I tti Ing the holidays 2I Nil kd family. ,1 MI the cotton man,
 M lyn, N. Y., to visit
 ,sn ( Ae holidays.
 ert1eld returned to
 Al le Rock yesterday.
 ,i e with Mrs. s. A. N n, a former Pine se tv . 5 now living at Hot ,i.G N the city visiting old t,,1s I'll Atives.
 |, md II Ernest Van Sickle, of mohk, TM are the guests of Mir. q Nrs V D. Williams of No 811 1.inut srta this city.
 Fred Atw b, of Cairo, Ill.,, and py Atvooa Pf St. Louis. are in the ((tv risitny heir motherss Mrs. F. D. itwood. n other relatives. Wv Q. Ad s, owner and publisher f the 0M sboro. {Ky.,) Inquirer, v,,l returnA Greensboro today after .endlns ! eek in the city. 4 Arthur n flax Triplett, son of c. rrnleR has arrived home from N I1niye1E of Virginia and will M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27

Stella R. Lawrence at Washington on December 29.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27

srprofessor M. D. McNeil is at Mag. nolia for the holidays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
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soclETY.
Temple m, Annssn,.f Tents.

Temple m. Annssn,sl lents.
 ana Ae s|hess shesfins d e Junior chautau- s sua' which Was b have been held s.' naay nas been postponed until sunday ., January }.
 sa, ns meeting of be l. adies' Temple ess .ftos which was Ito be next Monday .n selnoon has De n postponed until the following Na Iav.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
Aisses Fox H.ess.

Misses Fox N less.
 Misses Aat and Emily Fox kughters of \ and Mrs. H. c. Fox sill entertain Tuesday evening, De lsnber g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
Miss Fox Entet kns.


 Miss Gertrude Fox, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred abx, gave delightful Christmas pahA to a few of her friends at their xome, No. 11O9 Texas street, Christna night. The guests enjoyed gu8l Ing contest and an- swered most Interesting series of questions. The boys prize was cap- 4ured by MUf McCammon and the . girls prize by ss Maxine Matthews. Delicious reiK hments were served t the usual M IT.. Miss Fox's guests Eere: Misses nAllie May Howell, Emily, Mattie hd Ella Fox, Maxine latthews, Rei( Parker, Julia Hous- bn, Louis Ryh{ Id and Victoria Garee. thn L. Alezan Pr, Cecil Baker, James fcCammon, rvey Mann, James force, Preston Grace, Harry Miller, frank Liebem In, Edgar McCammon and Dick Kais
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
Masquerade CeHl on.

"asqaefade Cotl on.
 MT. and Mrs, illiam Loeb, of Lit ,,e ,e Rock have il Fited a few of their . me bluh friend to attend a mas qaerade cotillon, to be given at Con- cordia Hall in hat city, Tuesday night January The affair is be- Ing given comp mentary to Misses Ayleene Hitler d Id Miss Ruth Gold smith, former Pine Bluff girl, who IS now livin a ban Antonio, Texas. MT: and Mrs, beb will doubtless prove charming Entertainers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27
Sesame Club lsJting.,

At 2::30 o'cln on Tuesday after noon, Decembs E9, the Sesame Club will hold its rs ular monthly meet 2 ing at the honN of Mrs. J. A. Mo Eloud on West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-27

Mrs. List to Ea taln.
 Mrs' George u Bt will entertain "'Vn 'aras next ednesday afternoon ,a "onof Of Miss Nell voss, of Little f>ck' Who will b, her guest. The Matinee ch
 Mrs' Il. l. Hold rness will entertain tue Ma'lnee clN ht her Second ave- noe nome on T rsday, Dec. 31.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-12
HUNTING SEASON ON
But the City Sport Loving Chaps
Mo Longer Have Unrestricted
Pleasure.


With reports from the country dis
tricts that both rabbits and squirrels
are plentiful this year, local nimrods
are looking forward to the opening Of
the hunting season, which is now but
a short time away. The season for
rabbits n squirrels in this state
will open on September Is, and from
that time until the first OF the year
when the season closes, the banging
Of guns will be heard in the woods.
Farmers in this section report that
rabbits are very plentiful this fall and
that there is also a good number OF
squirrels. But while there is lots of
game the hunters will have to be
careful where they go to get it. Signs
have been posted on most of the
farms in this AMI neighboring coun-
ties, warning the hunters to stay off
and a large number OF the farmers
will enforce the order they have
posted. For the most part the posting
Of these signs has resulted from care
lessness on the part of many OF the
hunters who have no consideration
for the property of the man on
whose farm they are hunting. A few
years ago a person going from the
city was allowed on most any farm
ne might care to try to hunt on, but
ca much damaoa hos hqpn done that
most Of the farmers now forbid tres
passing.
The season for duck opens on Oc-
tober i and does not close until April
/. Grouse or pheasant can be shot
from October Is until December Is;
quail from November l to December
20, and turkeys from November Is to
December Is.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-12
C

Stumbling blocks in the way are
many and OF varied kinds. go where
you will. Some of them are dificult
TO put out of the way, others and
many OF them could be removed with
Gttle effort. Sometimes great stones
die along the highways for years, and
yet often as the road Is travelled, no
n stops to cast them to the side.
Sometimes o of old trees, or mis-
placed bricks on the sidewalks cause
many to stumble, some even to fall.
Then again new pavements are laid,
and the grade given differs six or
o inches from that Of the old
pavement, and there is left a step or
offset, scarcely noticeable in the dark
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-12

ness Of the night, and especially
where trees shade the electric Light,
causing a heavy jolt TO the pedestrian
stepping down, and a stumble, step
ping up, either liable to cause bodily
harm.
OF this latter kind Is the concrete
pavement fronting the new Y. M. C.
A. at its eastern extremity. This has
been a stumbling place for month,
and many there be who have felt the
force Of 1t. There are other places
like 1t. Why should tney be allowed
to remain so, especially the n on
West King street, over which so many
strangers, as well a S our own peo-
pie travel coming from and going to
the G. v. depot. II only a temporary
repair were made until the lower
pavement is raised, or the higher one
let down, it would save many a
hurtful stumble or jolt, and give all
who pass that way a more even path.
Might not those in authority look into
the matter and have this stone OF
offence removed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-12
PROCLAMATION AND WRIT or
ELECTION.
STATE OF d VIRGINIA
Executive Department.

Executive Department.
To the CornTnissis ners Of Election Of
all the Counties of the State of
West Virginia Greeting:
Whereas, two vacancies were caus-
ed in the ofsce OF Judge OF the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals by the resig-
nations of Honorable Frank Cox and
Honorable Joseph M. Sanders, duly
elected Judges OF the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, and such vacancies having
been filed by appointment until the
next general election as provided by
law;
Now therefore, /, w. NJ. o. Dawson,
Governor of the State of West Viz
ginia, in pursuance OF the authority
vested in me by section seven of ar
.icae eight OF the Constitution, and
section four Of chapter four OF the
Code of West Virginia, Serial section
1923, Code 190G) do order and direct
that there be had, held, conducted,
and certified according to law, an cleo
ton by the qualified voters at all the
election precincts within all the
counties of West Virginia on Tuesday
next after the first Monday in No
vember, in the year One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Eight, that being
the day of the next general election in
this State, for the purpose OF electing
two Judges Of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals, n to fill the unexpired
term OF Honorable Frank Cox and n
to fill the rnexpired term OF Honor.
able Joseph M. Sanders, 10th OF which
terms expire on December 81, 1916.
It is further ordered that this writ
and proclamation be published In full
in a newspaper in each Of said coun-
ties once in each week for the period
of four successive weeks prior to said
election.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and caused the
the Great Seal of the State to be af-
fixed.
Done at the Capitol in the
City OF Charleston this
first day OF July, in the
year OF our Lord. One
(SEAL) Thousand Nine Hundred
and Eight, and OF the
State the forty-axth.
w. M. o. DAWSON.
BY the Governor:
c. w. SWISHER
Secretary OF State.