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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
Wafhineton.Y rep.
@oIbinatOn, .. g.. 4. san. 'os.

2igeiom bet gamIe Mar enote, ioa.
Ieoes begpnnie bet npe Mar meo
itraaIenbe SoIifinspeir. ginterer
ipnes I bet belle toget at babe panife-
Itet for at BRYCE igienem iaar, o. DC
mango, iom timber et iaafalbt bpio
Sui ian tiltrrffenoe, bor funoet fig
iinffeoe. 2ipet | Sopeoitaoen bar
imiolertio UNDER Selgen saaet fin
uante Sang. Siileforretningen bar
pprct tilfrcositiaenoe, ioet man Der
bar mGrfet meget Tibet til 8irfnin.
gerne at ben fore Bengcfriie, Der bel
forreiten fan betraetes Tom operItoaet
ogiaa andre Steoer. De fleite Weo-
Iemmer at aonsresfen bar ppret fra.
pprenoe fra Sopeoitaoen UNDER Sel.
gen. Sum be, Der n9rmeit fan be.
tragteS fom boiatie Der elIer bar bapt
iiopi9tteliee officieIle Gorretninger
at tase Bare paa, er forblepne Der,
os bet er iiffert blot ct tibet Soatal.
Hptaarsoagen aflagoe be giiitter Dos
R~reiioenten % aabinetteis @e6Icm.
mer, meoens Tamerne mootog giiit.
ter ! De reipeftipe Stem.
9u0ifabet ON Miniiter Saraes
pIiioielise Dob bleu mootaset meo
iiblanoet Sorg baaoe al ben fiorife
Goloni og af ben itore oiiicieQe og
prioate 0ennefreos, Tom ban bar
prnoet Der. SAUCES fremragenoe 10.
ciale Stiaing og gpne til at repre-.
%ieniere bapoe ffaffet ben norife 2esa.
tionen ganife erceptioneIt fremra.
senoe 9laos inben oipLomatiife %
ielfabeIise areoie, o. oct bliper bel
noneifIigt for life at iise unuIigt at
finoe nogen, Der fulolt9nbis fan fploe
bans Sitting. Dette eisr Sabet laa
nle8et itsrre for Norgc. Spab Rorif.
amerifanerne angaar, iaa bill piitnof
ollie, Der bapoe ben @I9oe at fienoe
ben afosoe WiniIter, fsle ct fort
Sopn efter BAN. San baboe peo al
jim eIifpproige, noble % bramiri
Serb punoet ales Sierter, Iigeiom
bans arbeioe iom 9robpsser be-
gpnote at iette tpoelige Mgrfer.
Sons eitermanb, bpem mn emo oenne
bliper, bill, ON ban snifer at fortiette
Grbeioet, finbe Seltet bel oparbeioet.
9%egationen beitpres mn miblertioig
af 2esationsiefret9r 8. Sfpbaf, Der
bar peret Der, iioen Noree fsrIt fit
egen Representation, % iaalebes er
iuloit9noig inbe | SorboIoene, paa
iamme Sio, iom ban bar lang Gria.
ring / Den oipIomatiife 5ieneite. San
bar en- opgtig asiiitent | Hrtpatiefre.
ter Naase, iaa 9egationen er ! gooe
SGnber.
Get norife SeIifab / @aibington,
af bpilfet @iniIter Salige bar Sores.
meoIem, loo pr. Selegraf beitiue en-
8rans, Der bIeo iaet paa bans 8iite.
Gen norife aploni bar facet en- bel.
fommen Gilbert, og bet er igien 8on'
greisbibIiotbefet, mar bar at taffe
herior. Stioent arne Giloal fra
ariitiania ltniperiitet, Der | nogle
Iar bar ituoeret 8ibliotbefp9ienet
Der / 2anoet % @ienere pGret aniat
peO gale Observation-Disclosures, bar
nemlig mpotaset aniattelie | Som
gresbibliotbefets antalcg.Ifoelitg.
ailoal er bel fienot blanot RoromGn.
Sene fer fra ct tioligere Seisg %
pnlfes biertelie pelfommen. San er
Ssn al ben peIfienote norifc Roliti.
fer % Suriit ailoal, Der bar pGret
SinansminiIter % MI er Imtmano.
SEQ iibite Wsoe al bet biologiifc
SeIifab Der blep Dor 2anosmono.
DR.. g. Steineeer pnlgt til Sormano
for iomme. 9eb iamme gnleonin9
polates ban til @iceformano for
@aibingtons pibenIfabelige Selifab.
H. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
SorifieHiet.

Observation-Disclosures / 8aibinston
bar ubitebt en- Srore, bporeiter Oct
er Yoitfsrere forbnbt at transporter
beruienbe 9riffe paa fine &rnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Salinssr saar. 6eneraaanofom.
misirr aidoro ". gallinaer bar be.
siGret fin Slffeo fra doe &arts ..
". at reanc. SON bill ba bape be-
flGSt Gmbcoet omtrent ct aar, |
bpilfen Sio ban bar cmorsaniieret
belle 2anSoepartementet. iaa bette M
er / Ell beore 5orfatnins. emo Oct
rimeIiauiS nogeniinoe bar pGret.
9ouinaer mootog fun moSitrGbenSc
llbnGpueIicn til 2~anofommisirr, 90
ni tuinser pripate 5%orretninser
Seattle bam til at trGffe iis tiIbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
Associations 29be aarsmeoe aibploes |
Seb @ins, Iinneiutn, 9irsbas ben 2soe
9auuar 1905, az. 10 5ormiooae.
Rso gSius, ben CITE Sarunr 1905.
". o.. Rpiing, Set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
: Sea uil aierue betaIe min Ses

- Sec pil sjerue betale min &eg.
ming. iosSe BEN @ciienoe bsilist peo
SoteIlets auSle. men efterat ies nsie
bar sicnnemsaaet peL er leo fom.
men til oet Reiultat, at De bar siort
Ell Sesneieil | min 5aoSr. Seq ier
iutetiteoS opfsrt 9etaling for Oct
spsrsSmanI. JED siorSe Dem iaaar
ON. bporoou De troeoc, Seiret piloe
BIZ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Men i'm SamneniRming fnbrnbe | fin girfnma frdta at bt
-s~ = .prpe, taar Wetgers Hmn @raohotur SaIpe longf fcron oe onme
n Sapert pelbpoeue at ole 6uofpgbpmme. Sntet iamnenHanenbe r no
trher bpr aQetaers Sape pf pe fig en- trp Ben
L- Sprutue G9nDer; gaf gbt Ement g0nb, bra
A&@6N SGbe lbh 9ahIlrbeL bpprpaa Samen paafmgrs "a man
. anoer S9nMrne iammen en- tort Sb; bette gpres HNe fgr
NQTIttltES man gaar tlengs. On aRcreHn pn 6Gnberne pRe bvoe
y % fmto9e Saarbeoen forpumen pg Spr0herne hRbe. z
-, hernts atiaDe 8enmg Sebanhlngen to eur tire afener
GMueu bu bnbroe.
- Tcrfrosne aemnaer; Snofmgr sienta@mSe oetforrpsne
IVSrHt1n Sto meo Sauen = ben hfHenoe Smerte pl mart forfmnbe
- WV We5gers YMn @rmratpr Sane er ct iHat % ufisnt
Mooa moo lare Ene og srannhateo Ehmaaa ale SlagS Smos
l"- noNgt Tor 6tnner % SkgHr gnfght grnoet paa uhnbbaer
50 Snoen, for Salt Hbemm, @rnfpIas, Gfnnr, SbTgbeo L Snben,
IEeoeraar Inflammation Bhgnr, Seoe Suoen, &trteipge, @ueorny gNte SweG.
Inoner az Dptheniombif Gt r bet en- nomGrtt Sape
3 Unrnefammeret r aRt5gers grobhmpr Sabe pRthg en- Ielfanene. Tens
Strrmng er ida Nib og nnornoe, at ben fan brugeS pa SpGbbms Dub mo nrne
cents pr &rufh, 5 arMfer for 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Geo iibite MSoe Of bet biologiifc
SeIifab Der blep Dor 2anosmano.
DR.. g. Steineeer nnlgt til Sormarlo
for iamme. 9eb iamme gnleonins
polgtes ban til giceformano for
@aibingtons pibenifabeIise SelIfab.
R. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Otto Slien Seoe Snsbog Otter.
miooag. Oct bill erinoreS, at $50.
iten" for en- lleeS Sio iioen beretteoe,
at ban babbe faaet SIag, og at man
fra ben Sio of bar ~forberebt poa, at
ban n%nnifelig niIbe bIi fritz igien.
SIien og SamiIie bar | ben ienere
Sib boet | @Ienpoob Sounibip.
8Iooct fienber life til Se nGrulere
SmitGnoisbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Scnnins's St1.00 "2itter Carrier"
Silbno buroe prre prro at m~berisges
neiere. &c auertislementet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
SpbsfaIS.

i8niam gortbeG, Sen al 8m,
gortbel, bsbe iibite SirsOag al
griabts 9iseoie, boorai ban bar libt
| nofiaa lang Sib. @egrapelien
foregaar ibag, 6reoog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

@rs. Ioribd Ggelonb Of @eit
Gecprab fit iibite Sirsoog Telegram
fra Canton, @. 8af., ON at benbes
@pber Moreretbe Sbeie of9if peo
9sSen @anbag Gftermiooag eIler
@ot til Sirsoag, og 2iget bill Sreoae
@orgen bli brnet til Riosepap, buor
afosbe tibligere bar boet, for at be-
grapes Inmme Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
.iIebeers p~eterinere Specific eaer salpe

er dnerfrnot for Ianst at ppergaa ole andre Sintnenter ps Salper.
Sen earantrres at heIbreoe anelass &tip Suben, Greese Heal, Gnap.
iar at SRle ener SabeL Speed Cracks, Cracked Heels, Gtaar og
Saar, nipe GA betpnote Qebentpo. Trpniaar, IaQr DRunb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Sddr, Hue p9 bef0hbfe Y
iaar Sals, iaare Zine. ia
t9note % ipge Sen. Sen
fra andre Etntsments. 9,
l9ngere 9io euer at Seoe.
8ens girinina bespnoer II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
PLUMBERS

NJ. ,. P~txel-PlumD'ng. steam sne
gas fitting Successor 20 Knoz .
Murphy. 226 Commercial strest
Prone Main IT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27

For saie--950 pound team. harness
and heavy spring wagon with top
good. OUTFIT. Address ]. T..
Wright. ga s. 18th 81. 5-25-tw'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
The Most Common Cause OF
Suffering.

Rheumatism causes more pain
and suffering than any other disease.
for the reason that II Is the most
common OF all IFS. and II Is certainly
gratifying 10 sufferers TO know thai
Chamberlain Liniment win AFFORD
relief, and make rest and sleep pos
slble. In many cases the relief from
pain. which Is at first temporary,
has become permanent. while In old
people subject TO chronic rheuma-
tism, often brought on by dampness
or ehanges In the weather. a per-
mansnt cure cannot be expected;
the relief from pain which this llni-
ment affords Is alone worth many
times its cost. 25 and so cent sizes
for sale by Dr. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
ESPEE
COMPANY
II SPECIALS

Grand Picnic--Modern Woodmen
of America, woodburn. Ore, June S.
1908. hNT
Annual Reunion--Oregon Pio-
neers' Association; Grand Encamp'
ment Indian War Veterans, Portland,
Ore. June s-13, 1908.
Annual Camp Meeting Church o;
God, woodburn, Or, June 11-sl,
Inc, 1908.
Linn County Pioneers Association
- Brownsville. Ore, June II. 1908.
Annual Campmeeting - oregoa
State Holiness Association, Portland.
Ore, July 1927. 1908.
The Southern Pacific company
will make a rate of one and one
third fare for the above occasions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
A STEADY DRAIN
Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole
Body-Make You III, Ianguid
and Depressed.

and Depressed.
Sick Kidneys weaken the body
through the continual drainage of
life-glvlng albumen from the blood
into the urine, and the substitution
os poisonous uric acid that goes
broadcast through the system. SOW
ing the seeds OF disease. Loss OF
albumen causes weakness. languor.
depression. Uric poisoning causes
rheumatic pain, nervousness, nausea,
cricks in the back. gravel and kid
ney stones. The proper treatment is
a kidney treatment, and the best
remedy is Doan's kidney pills. Great
Salem cures prove It.
A. J. Wood, OF $50 Cottage St., sa-
lem. Ore, says; kidney and blad-
der trouble became 80 bad with me
about two months ago that l was
Obliged to do something TO ease the
suffering. It bothered me most In
the morning and perhaps for two or
three hours after getting up. Too
frequent action OF the kidney secre-
tions was very annoying and embar-
rassing had known people who
had received the best OF results from
Doan's Kidney pills and procured
a box OF them at DR.. Stones drus
store. Before had used one box
was completely free from every
symptom OF the trouble. The kid.
neys were regulated and my general
health became better. I can hardly
express in words the good opinion
have OF Doan's Kidney Pills for cases
OF Kidneys complaint or backache.
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
FOR RENT

Barn For Rent-564 n. Church 81.
Enquire vandette. Court street.
5-26-3t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
Does not Color The Hair
aia AYERS HAIR VIGOR
AYERS HAIR VICOR

mon. and catch of s5 per cent be
harmless?
Again, the Astoria fishermen say.
IF the fish are caught by the
wheels how can they reach the
spawning grounds?" I frankly con-
fess that do not know, but I an,
eauafsS ignorant Of the manner In
which they will reach the spawning
grounds IL they are caught at AS
torla.
There are $40 miles Of gill nets
on the lower river. and some of these
nets are a mile long Think OF II:
$40 miles of net stretched across the
Columbia. all OF which a salmon
must SUCCESSFULLY dodge before he can
start up the river. The tender heart
ed Finlanders feel sorry for any fish
that escapes them and insists upon II
being allowed to reach the spawning
grounds, but he regrets exceedingly
to see one get by their nets.
Besides these nets, the mouth Of
the river Is filled with fish traps
placed in the shallower waters, and
they are the most deadly contrivance
for the salmon that was ever In
vented.
Backing up their contention the
lower river fishermen have procured
an opinion from David Starr Jordan.
president OF Leland Stanford univer-
slty, who recommends abolishing
wheels and gives as one of the rea-
sons, because II takes the work
from the fisherman"
AS a matter OF fact II takes more
men to catch a given amount of sal
mon with a wheel than In any other
way And agein II the taking work
away from the men Is a good reason.
the learned president should advo-
cate the return to harvesting grain
with a sickle and threshing II with
fail; TO doing away with cotton
and woolen factories and a return to
the good old days OF the hand loom.
AS a matter OF fact salmon has
a hundred chances to get by the
wheels on the Columbia that he has
to escape the nets. There are hun
dteds OF runways where the Ash can
go round the wheels even at the
most favorable points, and they can
go under them, but to escape the
nets he must go under for he cannot
go around without going ashore.
The one bill says let the Ash get
into the river and do not drift out
over the bar to catch him; shorten
nets down to 900 feet in length. give
the fish a chance one-half as good ai
he has at the wheels, permit us tc
manage the hatcherles and pay the
bills and the old days OF million
cases a year pack will return.
The Astoria bill says. II any fiJt
gets by ns he is entitled to his free
dom. and no one else should be al
lowed TO disturb him.
II you believe in fair play. don''
turn all the fish in the Columbia riv
er over 10 Astoria fishermen.
]. II. CRADLEBAUGH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
WANTED

Wanted-To buy choice mixers.
Apply Geo. Weeks. farm phone No
Al, Route s. 5-26-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27

Wanted--At once good kitchen girl
al Cottage hotel. 6-25-3t---
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
FAMOUS INDIAN
FIGHTER DEAD
CUnited Press Leased wire)

United Press Leased wire.)
Billings. Mont, May 26.-William
T. Hamilton. probably the greatest
Indian hghter the west has ever pro-
dueed, died here last night, at 81
years OF age.
Hamilton was a scout under Cu1-
ter aud escaped massacre by being
with the main army at the time OF
the Little Big Horn battle. He was
a companion OF James Bridger and
John Bozeman. after whom the town
OF Bozeman. Mont, was named.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
BOUT
4 SALMON
\ FISHING

There are two bills governing the
4ehing of salmon in the Columbia
4er before the people, to be voted
next Monday. The one provides
4 the protection of food fishes, the
&intenance of hatcheries for the
of salmon and other
|bd fishes; the fixing the length of
N nets that may be used, and the
Sployment OF a fish commissioner
Ad deputies. This bill provides that
4 the expense incurred in estab-
Ming and carrying on hatcheries,
Iying fish warden, etc.. shall be
rne by those engaged in catching
n canning salmon. II is the bill
> cannerymen want, because 1t pro-
Its the fish while increasing the
tch. and they are willing and anx-
Ius to pay all the expenses In
rred in protecting the industry.
a Just and sensible bill and
Duld pass.
The other Is a bill gotten up at
[toria, not in the interest of AS
Ma, but in the interest OF the gill
trap and seine fisherman. II
|ovides that no salmon shall be
nght abouve the mouth of the
.ndy, does away with the FISH
heels and, in fact. is a bill to pre-
mt American citizens catching sal
|on and providing for the industry
ring turned over to a class OF pee
K mostly Finlanders, the larger
nd of whom are not citizens of the
nlted States and practically none
whom are citizens OF Oregon. n
oss OF men who fish during the sea-
)n, then go to Puget Sound, the
scramento, and some TO deep-sea
Ming until the season opens again.
Is manifostly unjust and should
n pass. Should II pass It woull
fohlbit the catching of fish by
heels, as there are none below tho
&ndy. This means that II would
|pder valueless property worth at
&st s1.000.000. Mr.. Warren with
many wheels and his big cannery
Warrendale, has invested more
hn 100000; the McGowans. also
ssr the Cascades. 100000; the
&nfert Bros, near The Dalles
80 900: Taft. at Cello, $4,000
IA the many small wheels would
Billy amount in value to more than
Zoe, 900. Are the people Of Oregon
Hing to destroy that amount OF
Ixable property, at the .behest OF
% fishermen OF Astoria?
The lower river fishermen say
Hhe wheels are running the indus
]" And yet the statistics show thai
ID fishermen near the mouth OF the
Ier catch on an average s5 pes
'nt OF all the salmon taken from the
plumbia; and in 1904, actually
pnght 9s.7 per cent. How can
ttch OF 8 per cent destroy the sal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
For SALE

We Offer-A 17-acre tract, soil rich
black sandy loan. New two-story
house, 20x32, with wing 20x24.
two porches; new barn, 14x2S,
chicken house and wagon shed. A
good drove we'll with No. 16 Nc
Donald force pump. This place
Is all under fence. except 4 acres;
acres young apple orchard most
ly King aud Baldwin; grape vines,
loganberries. raspberries, black
berries. phenominal and mammoth
berries. Three acres In oats. acre
I'm potatoes; fine large garden with
all kinds OF vegetables, including
watermelons and cantelops: u
mile TO school. Y mile TO r. r
station, Y mile to meeting house
Ia mile 10 store; telephone ant
II. r. ID. Route. II taken soor
will sell for 1880.
Here II Snnp--1f0 acres all tim
Der, just I mile from Jefferson; AZ
acres good rich soil and can bs
cultivated; balance will maks
good pasture. Wood aud tImhel
will more than pay for place
Price $1,000.
Can You Beat This-House. barr
and lots. House is full tive
story. rooms on first floor and
rooms on second floor. besides
bath loom and toilet. Hot and colo
wator. electric light in every room
City water In house. Hydrants Il
front and back yards. Stone foun
dalton. Located three blocks from
court house. All for $4,000
Terms can be had.
SALEM INVESTMENT co.
432 State 81. l-iO-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27
HUE Wing Sang Co.
nIG sroCK or aoons

We make up all kinds OF wrappers
and white underwear, waists, kimou-
as and skirts: all kinds of gentle
mems and ladies' Furnishing goods;
all kinds of silks and dress soods.
hose. shoes. sliits, pants, overalls,
blankets, neckwear, mating, china
ware. trunks. embroidery and iae9
now selling at cost.
sac N. Commercial 81. Salem. or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27

For a burn or scald apply Cham
berlain's Salye. II will aliay the
pain almost instantly and quickly
heal the injured parts. For sale by
Dr Stones drugstore
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-05
To the Public.

There will be temperance rally in
the town hall this Thursday evening
at z. 80 o'clock. As this will be the on
ly public meeting during the campaign,
it is the desire of the committee 10 have
full meeting.
We as the agitation committee urge
our people TO make some sacrifices by
laying aside all other engagements for
that evening and devote few hours to
the temperance cause. Are you inter-
ested? Do you want to see the saloon
90? Then let everybody come to this
meeting and show by your presence that
we have your best wishes for success.
We invite those who do not vote with
us to come. We extend q hearty well
come to them and hereby extend an
invitation to our opponents TO bring any
local talent to discuss the question Of
the open saloon. We appeal to the
fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers
to give US your encouragement. DO
not wait until it is all over, then say,
"what in the name Of God can do p
You can not do anything at that stage
OF the game. Now is the time we
need you. So come to the meeting and
perhaps we can tell you what you can
donoW. We also invite our country
friends to attend. You are Interested
your boys visit our town and the temp
tation is here for them. We fear some
are falling in the trap-do you know it !
Now let there be a grand rally and en-
courage those who are doing the work.
Oar meeting will consist Of two or three
short talks, recitations, solos and other
good music, which will be a special fea-
ture OF the meeting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-05
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. Samuel 8. Stouffer, one of the
prominent residents of Sharpsbure
district, called at the REGISTER Office
on Friday and renewed his subscrip-
tion.
Little Lucille Triplstt, who has been
in Baltimore in hospital for several
months. undergoing treatment for tu-
berculosis of the knee, has returned to
her home in Shephsrdstown. She is
much improved and is able to walk
now.
Mr.. O. W. Show Of Pembroke, Pa,
formerly Of this place. has been here
the past week. Mr.. Show expects to
return to Shepherdstown with his fam
lily about the first of May.
Mr.. M. x. Rightstine, who has been
in New York the past couple of months
learning to operate the linotype ma.
chine, is at his home here for a few
days.
Among our callers on Tuesday were
Mr.. Thomas W. Hammond, of the
Ksarneysville nsighborhood, and Mr..
Joe L. Walper, Of Terrapin Meek.
Mr.. W. A. Fulk, one of the pros.
porous farmers and stock rsisers of the
Kearnsysville neighborhood, made US
q pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Henry, good
friends of the REGISTER from Berke-
ley county, made US a pleasant call
yesterday.
Miss Rachel Turner left on Monday
for visit of several weeks with
school friend in New Rochelle, N. Y.
Mrs. ]. M. Wise, of Riverside, Va,
spent several days here the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Tabb.
Mrs. G. D. Caldwell, of Bethesda,
near Washington. is in Shepherdstown
visiting Mrs. D. L. Rentch.
Miss Willie Miller has gone to Bal
timore whore she expects 70 spend
some time.
County Clerk W. F. Alexander was
in Shepherdstown on business last
Saturday.