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New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

FLOUR AND MEAI-Busin.s, IN -four was On a
ss Rye s0z G wa. Sh 5 and % and ss0at
H S5 oEss SpO5sd Sn the Nx
Z ss &C. g. .x3 w3ser NJ 1ais.t, ssss 60 spring
X E9 s. ss'' Sots eS shoos ,2 t. fancy esas =
gSsady q se 9notss Fine white and yellow 81
ddn sa ss s2 rn aouq quGed Go s2 @ 19
@6d SIS SIS Ssso sss s2 s 90 o II bu ss scSs2s IN sacks
semloy chop Sos in bulk SIS 20 In sacks: S oilmeai ssl
GRAIN-wHEAT-There was a very narrow move
at New ' Yo is sTsss with the ssoegion Of May
sna closed &c ne night against &c net
9Tds May Ths ~as news su9a sa
sf o g s ss.s 5. and end Srogsh. about au
of s Rsa very g s a.as e,ssD sas
the West improved to such an eHsent sha @
keWs, ony rf lover s esioes hsid OF and there
came sSd% % oT.r a-ns ana fss2nRt geS wa: Ts s
Hav SoTh.t feeePe sanS So1ss o,Gsd s sos
$1,000 seaSoaTd ash xS.af and a1r S5da
o SoTsss ssss1a pat. rSssrsIsa sgs The pirate -
quite as favoTahls those from, winter wheat belt
movement In that quarter would an increase next
o osHs Mst 81 e a acns esa s.9aos e,s @ e Msw York
ana so sea s.rs l1s &n:.2 70 YIshsra Psi.
css Aser sonewha. easier epelns IN which de-
improved utn at the close July contract was fully
rhils Ms va. G,n Gp ana o The s. Drsvious night
buyer. at the advance predictions present favor
t. sfsss on IS, ssnss .t,5, The I noyssa. at CHICAGO
bush corresponding day Iast v.ar ys
ysge9I 5 I,9 9sst vas ia net lover II Nas understood
concession had some eject fe in Gd sd
tea and &c asked foa aaost aste oAe oa1 2uTse @ no
proved weather in Western its effect in an
synE Of sepsenBer oats Il BY ne oonsa5 Gag Shs5e
he ocs cash rfess s7ss 'Rs %sre mas as
b. s. sa snd iped D ts e @ 3o 20 he r. e 5G 81
BYsIMsrk.t dull 10 western, s1o New YORK
LII l--Mz n ina
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for syr,gps ,Ip
lssses ruled firm nth quite sSod j066ns demand G1G
s05a2n l5siao: ha1T 1871. ; ssgt 22S2 PF5e @
fancy, flas -:s e aSoc ssS 'N-'' '' w. $780,
III F5s1ss EEs.BRs ss: @ s25 gs s so s sss S
sales reorded ResllaT grades are quote: as TO-
SIS 25asi3 20: July Si4 2Gs1z So August 25asl4
sad asi5 f'SS'F f5 October November '"' D'''' ' d
oTIs-Cottonseed oil was strong and higher on bull;
p n ~ az sz5c 500 bsis eF eptebeF a. 5 46c and
200 bbis Of oto6eP at So svttcb; 100 bis Of Nav
. July 3o Lnseea ciI n1 IN tone win city TaE,
vas unchaased We quote: PETRoLE EUM st STANDARD ,Ty
rese es ss Gss.s 6os New s' YORK 9eo PhsD6s
10 s5c; water white New York, bbls, 10 75c bulk 20:
YORK IL soo Phiiadeiphia 18.s5c, CoTToNsEED OIL
Nan ' ~ aESs e 5ne Ias SISl Jg ysS 5
gss 80 g sesG sDts6er sT end so5 9e50of off sum
neE yeow ssso PrE PTi[Hsr i5s 4so pT9' see
zoe, LARD oIL-6S97oc-
caused Sight opening decline he hi
reoetE rer. 900 hogs estimated FOR Monday - COO
& ed es m es s Ie2 t %. ssat S 3 had ao aGss
Quoted Ness s14 5ogs15 50; family s17Gs7 so; short
ssis Saiy iGts SIC s6ssi7 packet 81 5Sssl5; extra as
SIS n 7s I8o 70 4sd 40 n 0satsa S.6: piss
81 1o. q r. sse: l. < s Il n 0' oisd s sa;
Steady. Quoted 10c. TALLOW-DuN. Quoted;
CITY, SIC; country. 5G51zc LARD-Steady. Quoted:
Middle western ss5Gs. 45c, City Iard-Quiet Quoted
az SC. Refined lard-Steady Quoted: South America,
soc: Continent. $500; BraziE kegs, 1850 COMPOUND
Firm. Quoted ~ Gsisc STEARINE-Stsady-
Quoted: oieo. 1io; city lard stear1ne 1oc
RICF-Ths market presented a steady undertone
here with wires from the South rePorng firm markets
quite good business and light offerings Quotations
follow: Screenings 31zf8c; ordinary - &c; fair
d5c good ordfnar Or &c; prime 512Q5Slc; choice,
6a64c sataa foreign, 5s9sSsc5 Rangoon and Bassein
~ Csc
sUGAR-The refined market was steady but
c7is: and unchanged. following prices subject
errata 0rsdf-t nd
q days: CRYSTAL doIniuos 7-s5c: Eagle tablets
Z SOC; cut loaf 65oc crushed 500; mould a, s5c;
Eagle 70 powdered and Eagle coniectoners
S-anulated, 5.75c: xxx powdered, b65c; powdered.
powdered fruit powdered and Eagle coarse ana
dne gTaaulated, $500 Eagle 70 cartons OF me
gTanulated. 7oo n bags Do 800: az y bags 62
30 n dc. os5c Easle fne or standard g5anylatea
{ 3oc; Nos and s. 525c; No q oos; No 5z15c: No
10 II 4soc No T. 475c: 10 IS. 47ec: Nos Il, Is AMI
The IIonGon market for sugar 54t 70 I'D
higher and May and quoted at lis S1<d The
ruled steady, but quiet and IN
changed with duty paid rates quoted as follows: Cen
rEaI test sec: uscoyao. So test, Sc, and no
asses sugar So test, Solc
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

HeTToS-Nhi- the cotton market showed con-
sceraole nervousness and --eguarity during TO-DAY
sso- 1he general tendency upward and the close
T-Ae 3 shaoe c1 from tbs best, <ery stez6v q
- sdTsce q II 70 % points the day were
estimated ~ fspo heles
g soSsce cf 70 Z points in Liver
POI cables thsn continued la-x. English spot
fs-es s06 eulhsh Weekend
re hesitation and iregula-I- selling
on - fsro-shl- weather map short tine
- nils using American coon Manchester but Il
rsS srUed that y hi. factor
- Liverpool market Il should hardly much Inz-
r1e locally and h-for. the close July so1 u Tic
ronpa-eo with $3.50, the low point Thursday, ana
hHec e. the close last night New crop
- ailF-y 7-71Fes
reouc-lon IN the Juy premium. which fuctuated
-Fecr 6s snc 20 points Tie close points Of
rom rbe h>st un6er realizing The weekend figures
t-oreo spi1nerr tekl-Es be loo5 bales
sst E-a- FOR The week. while the into-S3sht well
Cn1e- last years the result being dec-ess. the
rc-ds visible supply - American cotton q Iz5 sS5
hass i5167 hsleE for the wear
making the present Visible supply American
hsiez. szs-nst Saz51s4 hsles last The big
g. The English market
features. amounting 1000 bales,
q x points Repo--s concerning tyot
ocnt.-ueG bult.E and that light stocks
svalable 6elve-y various futures
markets. combined with South furnish
has.s for the cruness Weather reports
ccosice--c favorable n the main but ltts
t-,s-s-- Influence n market
he -s-ge u prices th- To-Day
zE
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ADVERTISEMENTS sne suhseriptitoans. for for

sDVERTfsKHESTs snc subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received at Their Cp'oss,hs os,s
Oeice. No. 1864 Broadway, between 90"
and s7th sts. until O'Clock D. ;,f1,'x ~;
,erf iseIaents received al the ioi4oe...hk
l,rsncb Offices at regular Office TdteS IN.
s o'clock p. m. viz: 254 sth ave, e: ea
cor 23d St: 153 9th ave. cor I-uh ..,.sn e.,
r.e. 14rh at o5z Vert <2d 81 iet -
~ snd sth aveE. aes West i25th St; isss i.,ss
81 ave, between 7eth end 77th SIS 1n.p 1
~ So near s1st St: 17os Ist sAe r PEE,
eess 40, ~ Fsst f25th st 75s fremont
a. go "a ave. and any American D'-
tr1c< yeislr1rh oGcA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
FURNITURE
IosT-BANKBooK-

Ty0sT T-Rankboolt No 21s. .72l, Harlem SaV
irgs Bank Payment suoppeo-
return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
DREssnAKIyG AND MILLINERY

DpESGNAK Formerly Of LAchtenteln .
would 70 out by day; lingerie and tsISy 70, ~
waists Il speciality; city or country - w.
gre. p. c'AHgney, 30s West 2sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
REMEDIES

RETERs Healing sslv-. cures al sEir
tisssKs,. 60c. Nrits Sur circular. Mey-
~ Phsrrnscy. e45 First ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS monthly. expenses paid,
men and women taking portrait oEoerss
country towns United States. canada
Europe independent workers paid Uoc- 70
SEQ a. order: experience unnecessary; ali
r1stic-la Ii-ies employed. Write Stevenson :,
2IS 5fh St New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

RoscoPEs. r1a. mathematical. sur
,s.-.. tlo surveying Instruments. unre-
-. Pledges specially N!cklin's Old
@g shop. 16s Park Pow.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

Coro- Exchange s7eczl Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
are bUE-ss doing sales u GO bales; speculation and
.s 100 bales American i. 600 bales receipts. 500
Sss American. 200 bales. NiddrnE upland, g. 2Sd-
fct,-eS opened firm points higher points
E- clFts1t positions Closed irregular. uet points
hEner - point loser and 70 points lower
= lats 11o-rhs MAJ ESD, May-June, 557d: June-Juy,
tS7t Juty-AuE1st 55oi-6: ACsus+-Sept-rnber. SAD:
October, 80 October-Nove1ber. SOD; No
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
fAsrING AND DECORATING.

z 1is..F .Felnting ans Decorating Co.. IA
ssis trs... ~ s',-BeEt work al most reason
fsfr.tkss = Atrosooc anishers: estimates
ase Tel 50is-Ezrlen.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

nRAREs BOOKKEEPING,
IL writing, 154 Nassau ST
Brooklyn Bridge. Early Night
any 2 hours from 8 P. NJ. 10 8
ton only. Positions Guaranteed
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
POR SALE.

@ TyPEwR-TEx ietters IS: 1000
,eernescs n envelopes. $50: 1000
esea ls5eis. 10. a Stephan. 1oS
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
PATKSrs.
HATS
FOOTWEAR.

FLIP aE&GESBERG. maker Of rerns-
-. tnoes correcting sl ctsects OF loco
......- relncreo 70 551 West SO 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
nieCELLaSEoUs.

fsrpope -~--------~---------~
ran.ss a1re and small: framed. IN
-soas =, bargains. to- any pprposs.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
oARD Asu poo,,.

AND ROOMS
sess AVE 9-Rl.t .o.rs .,.t--
Nv class private betbs. s1notr,-.s-,,.
- -. Isi-fsIaoes exchsnr-S
sseans g.. EsT-Bsok rsrlor. sI,o
Sonas fsos x IT cther MONS; p.rior
sssssems su,rsun1,nsx
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
AND HARDWARE

es'- .n6 Guy Greet Of the raauu,ant-
FER az 80 al nie6lenaen's profts
&c 70 -. description "A large va
Sss EnsufS IRON. Repairing oo1s.
... . snc % Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

SHORTHAND. TYPE
Tribune BuildtnE. near
School Instruction given
?. NJ Individual instruc-
|. Call write FOR cataIoE.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

WASHING vamfng. issaknG ~
month. week or fossu. prfvaes a0uD6t
epso air drying. best rafsrsn0A - -
IA - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14

jackson. and to the honor of a CRATE
full country, that the fine imposed
upon him by Judge Hall for an alleged
contempt of the authority of the said
judge. be Internationally refunded.
"RESOLVED, That our senators in
Congress be directed, and our repre-
sentatives be requested, to use their
eXertiOns to procure the passage of a
law Internationally refunding to
General Andrew Jackson the fine i'm
posed upon him by Judge Hail. to-
gether with costs and the interest on
the same from the day of the payment
thereof.
"RESOLVED, That the Governor be
requested to transmit a copy Of these
resolutions to General Andrew Jack
son, to each of our senators and repre-
sentativeS in Congress. and to each
OF the Governors of the several States
of the Union, with a request that the
subject of the same be laid before
their respective Legislatures
"(Approved January %, lS43)"
1t is doubtful if there are mans
people living who remember the Incl
dent, for while General Jackson's life
was strenuous one ana closely in
terwOven with the making of history
both before and during his admins
tration as President of the United
States. the friction between himself
| and Judge Hall does not seem to have
got into history very generally.
1t is found however in the encyclo-
| pedia in connection with a brie
| biographical sketch of Judge Hail
which reads as follows
"Dominick Augustine Hall. born il
South Carolina in 1868. died in New
Orleans Dec II. 1920. American
jurist. Became United States iudg,
for Louisiana in 1872. In March, 1915
while New Orleans was undo
martial law, he granted a writ o
habeas corpus for the release o
Louis Louiallier, who had been ar
rested by General Andrew Jackson TO
exciting discomfort among the troops
| General Jackson refused to recognize
| the authority of the court, rearreste,
Louiallier and committed Hall to Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14
THE MAINE SANATOR|UM

For the treatment and cure of persons
with pulmonary tuberculosis, was erected
by. and is under the management of the
Maine State Sanatcrium Association de-
gal title). Its purposes are wholly philan-
thropic. This sanatorium is a model OF
It's kind. For curative effect and for in
spring outlook its location is unexcelled
its present capacity is tfty-five pa
TENTS. The completed plant would pro-
vide for one hundred. The cost OF con-
pleting 1t would he comparatively small
Money Is wanted for this, and for aiding
needy patients. An endowment fund OF
$500. 600 is greatly needed. For further in
formation write to the secretary, Angus
Ia. Maine.
The officers and directors are: Presi
dent. Gen. Selden Common; Vice President,
Hiram W. Kicker; Treasurer, Treby John
son; Secretary. a. G: Young. N. D.; Med
lcal director. Estes Nichols, NJ. D.; Trus-
tees: Hon. John F. Hill. Hon. Waldo
Psttengill g. H. Weeks, NJ D., Hon. f. c
Whitehouse. Rt. Rev Robert Goldman
Hon; Vim. D. Penneli, F, 2. Thayer, NJ
D., G.. H. Payson. Hon. Cyrus w. Davis
Hugh J. Chisholm. E. D. Chamberlain
Frank G. Payson, Estes Nichol1. M. u.
fred Il. ichards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
General Advance, With Upward Tone
Still Dominant.

While it is a little too early to quote
Thanksgiving prices in the local mar
ketS, yet the approach of the holiday
is d factor in the general upward ten
dency which is all too evident to the
one who does the buying for the fam
lily. While four is steady at 1913 d
barrel for the best all round kind to s.
for bread flour, meats have taken q
decided jump upward and have takel.
many other articles with them. At
wholesale there has been an advance
of 81 on beef, and this means that the
retailers have to stand for q . cert
raise in the price of steak. 1t is a fact
generally known that the retail marke t
is less elastic than the wholesale mar
ket and responds tardily to a rise and
fall of the wholesale quotations. The
local retail market has not yet fully
responded to what must in a very few
days be the eventual outcome of whole
sale market conditions. The best beef
steak now sells for 80 cents a pound.
Veal is % cents. while pork chops re
tail for Il cents Lamb, like every
thing else is higher. Legs sell for IS
cents. furequarters. II cents, although
some dealers are selling under this
price. Short chops of lamb are Is
cents a pound: long chops Is to 20
cents Corned beef is 10 to IA: corned
on tongues II cents.
The supply in the vegetable line is
good. Squashes are plenty. retailing
for two cents a pound. Cabbages are
three cents a pound; beets and turnps.
two cents. onions are selling for
three cents pound q cents a peck.
"Green stuff" is of good quality con-
sidering the time of the year. Lettuce
is going at 10 cents; celery at Is cents:
spinach at 25 and caulifower from 10
to IL.
Maine potatoes are being sold at re-
tail in the Augusta grocery stores for
20 cents a peck. IS cents bushel. but
they will not stay at that price long.
They are expected to be 10 cents more
a bushel in a very short time now. Now
is a better time to buy in quantity than
the careful provider will have for
many long weeks. Sweet potatoes
have advanced. Jerseys sell at the
rate of eight pounds for 25 cents, and
Eastern shores 10 pounds for a quar-
ter.
Grapefruit sells at 10 cents apiece;
three for quarter. Oranges, zoo
count. so cents; 176-count, 35 cents;
15O-count, 40 cents a dozen at retail.
Bananas are 10 cents a Dozen
The outlook for Thanksgiving is that
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ii''"i !i'"''"'i N"' 80 -
1Aec"'i|t oep"i '",e'it '"''' '''' ,'',7
VI ti'S "pp"ii''''i". ~ nv Noo
vi ioui tei'Sa'e' " tno i'''' ~ ~,
.'oii VI ''ie -\atio,ie' hN e, anu
DORIS ooiisteSS, "l1'oii WI po ':o'u q
ID. c., on Dec. 9-11. they being EleaIer
w. Clark of Portland, Samuel K
Percy of Bath. A. w. Butler OF Rock
land and Henry Lord OF Bangor. Inc
object of the convention IS to nav"
Congress by Legislative action adopt
and put into effect a waterway policy
that will Immediately benefit the
deserving waterways OF the entire
country.
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14

the dinner il At All rretcntious, will
cost a whole lot this year.
While the wholesalers had not placed
their Thanksgiving prices in the hands
of the local dealers up to Friday, yet
the expected retail price on Western
turkeys is expected to be about %
cents pound. Duck and goose are
probcnatical. The price of chickens
in the local market Friday stood be
tween IS and % cents. with most Of the
birds going at % cents. The price for
Thanksgiving week is expected to be
an advance upon this, unless the mar
ket should receive 4 much larger sup
pig than is expected, which is not
likely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14
STATE HOUSE,
Novel Resolve by legis|a-
ture Of 1913.
Governor Appoints Delegates to
River and Harbor Congress.
LIMERICK Railroad Co. Files Its
Annual Report.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, Nov. 10, at 10 A. M.

Hidden away among the acts ana
resolves which have been passed by
the Legislature since Maine became Il
state in 1920 are many curious and
interesting bits of history. which
have long since been forgotten, in a
way, as have those men who had to do
with their making, and are only re-
called to memory and are only re-
someone in searching among the old
volumes comes across them.
Such was the case a few days ago
when one of the officials at the State
House in looking up some legal mat
tors away back in 1S43, had his at
tention attracted to Chapter 122 of the
Resolves of that year, the text OF
which is as follows:
Resolve in relation to the fine i'm
posed on General Andrew Jackson.
"RESOLVED, That it is due alike
to the devoted patriotism and distin-
guished services of General Andrew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14

Judge Hall, having been released the
next day, fined the general $1,000 for
contempt of court in disregarding a
writ of habeas corpus and imprisoning
a Judge"
The annual report of the Lime
Rock Railroad Co. which was filed
at the office of the State Board OF
Railroad Commissioners Friday shows
that during the past year the opera
ting revenues were $72,35376 against
$I6,G26.67 for the preceding year. a
decrease of $4272.91; operating ex-
pcnses, $44,09S.24 against S4S,S712 IS for
the preceding year. decrease of
$4773.04; net operating revenue. S2S,-
255.52 against s27,7755.39 for the pre-
ccding year an increase of $50O.13
The operating expenses are divided
as follows: Maintenance Of way and
! structures. $12.7S6.9S; maintenance of
equipment, s7662S5: trans portation
expenses $17.142.77; general expenses,
$6505.6i.
Other items in the report are as
follows: Number of tons carried of
freight earning revenue. 213,623; fuel
for locomotives, $347229; average
number Of employees. 50: repairs on
locomotives. $1311.62; repairs on
| freight train cars. $635123: road
trainmen, $65t9.64; train supplies and
expenses, $543.92
Announcement was made at the
Office Of the State commissioner of
| highways yesterday that the commits
"'"ncr had recommended to the
! Governor the payment of State aid tc
the following cities, towns, townships
and Plantations for State road work
| done during the past season:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14

Emma NJ. Roberts treasurer of Au-
gusta Lodge, No. 46. American Benefit
Society. paid to William H. Lyon, Jr.,
the beneficiary of the late I4estina S.
Lyon. the amount OF insurance car
RED by her in the order.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

Intending to leave Martinsburg /
Will offer for sale at public auction at
the front door of the Court House on
Saturday, March I, 1908
at 100 p. m. my
House and Lot
Located on the corner of Maple avenue
and Stephen street. The lot is 30 by
IS feet and is improved by Il
Good Room House
with electric lights in house, fine con-
crete pavements on both street fronts,
fine cellar under the house,g hen house,
smoke house and all necessary out
buildings, cistern, and hydraht and
fruit trees on the premises.
Terms Cash
G. +. HUGH ES
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-06
w. Va Democrats picking Up.

In his Charleston letter to last San
days Pittsburg Dispatch Republican
paper, ip sizing up the present po!iti-
cal situation in this state, Charles
Brooks Smith says:
at is a fact that the Democratic
party 10 beginning to pick upln the
State and it is displaying evidences of
more vitality and interest n the forth
coming campaign of 1900. The pres
ence of John j. Corn well at the Chill
ton dinner may be taken as evidencs
Of his interest in the situation, as well
as tending to bear out the story recent
~ printed by The Dispatch that he is
viewing with approval the efforts be-
ing made by his friends to have the
nomination for Governor again be-
slowed upon him by his party with a
ucanimity of expression decidedly
complimentary If the nomination
comes 10 him under such favorable
circumstances he will accept il, and it
is more than probable that chat is
what will occur.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-06
DIR. sTEHLEY

DIR. Stehley will be in his Martins
burg office, Monday Mar. 2. for one
week, come in and let DR.. Stehley tell
you how he guarantees teeth and ne
does just what he says. Remember
DR.. Stehley puts up the best set Of
teeth for So. Others ask SIS for not
half as good. Get wise. Times are too
hard TO throw money away. Dr.
Stehley is an expert on crown and
bridge work. Teeth with and without
plates. Save your own teeth If posi-
ple and have them filled with gold,
silver, platinum and analgam- Ifyou
don't want your teeth filled With gold
come and lie. DR.. Stebley put you in an
Inlay filling, DR.. Stehley has 10 offices;
has had them for Is years and In every
office his business is growing. A hint
to the wise you know. How about
those old decayed teeth; the ones that
hurt; the ones that are abcessed; the
ones that are full of puss which you
are swallowing every day and makes
you sick on your stomach and gives
you bad breath? DR.. Stehley has peo-
pie to come hundreds Of miles to have
him take out their teeth. Teeth posi-
lively extracted without pain for 25c.
Remember Dr.Stehley buys for cash,
works for cash only and saves you
money. Nearly every one comes in
the afternoon to have their work done
and this makes too much OF rush.
Those who can come ia the morning
do go. Office us West King street.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-06
To Our Subscribers.

Recently the postofflce department.
at Washington promulgated an order
that all subscribers to weekly news
papers who are more than one year in
arrears with their subscriptions will
have to be stricken from their respee-
tive lists on April |, 1908. This means
that all subscribers Will hnve to keep
their subscriptions paid up to at least
within one year, or do without his
paper. No matter how willing the pub
Usher may be to continue sending the
paper il the subscriber is over one year
behind it will be denied the second
class rate service. We wish to state
that this order was mot issued at. the
instance Of publishers OF newspapers,
but the postoffice department did II on
its own initiative, hoping thereby 10
seduce the expenses Of carrying sec
ond class mail matter. There are many
publications of large circulation, the
order states, issued without any paid
subscriptions, but simply for adyertis-
ing purposes. The department holds
that the term subscriber means only
one who pays for his or her paper.
We kindly ask each subscriber to the
Statesman Democrat to examine the
label on his paper and if you are in
arrears to at lease make an early sattle-
ment. If this is not done before April
l we will be. compelled to cancel your
names from eur list. We hope all
those in arrears will respond and re-
main friends as they have. for many
years.
" Within the next week or two we
will send out statements to all those IN
arrears and we hope TO have liberal
resi- .unse from all such. On April we
will strike from our list all names one
year or more in arrears and the account
will be placed in the hands of com
pet ent collector.