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The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
STOEsSEL is SAVED.

NEaT tOmmutcB Sentence TO Ten
Years imprisonment.
St Petersburg, March SIT Is unof-
fcially stated that the Gar has com
muted the death sentence imposed on Gen.
StoesseI for surrendering Port Arthur to
ten years. Imprisonment in a fortress Il
is expected. on the ground of I'll health. a
full pardon will be granted him shortly.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Z ages TELEGRAPHIC.
battle Fleet Heard From by Wireless.
Murder Committed in Montana Prison.
I-Girl Falls loo Feet and Lives.
S-Long Is Tafts Real Manager
flight Is On in Massachusetts,
4-Mrs. Earle Tired of Hus band Affinity.
s-Vanderbilt Arrested for Speeding.
EChicago Clerics Rap at Anarchists.
S-Socialist Has New Plan for Work.
9-Baltimore Railroad Tunnel Still in Use.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
ABBE LoISY OUT OF CHURCH.
Pope ExcOmm1nIcates PreIate Who
Defends Modernism.

DtAFHuS HtO~SrEiSm.
Rome, March SIN pursuance OF his
campaign against modernism the Pope
has decreed the severest form Of excem-
munica,ion against Able Loisy. who was
condemned by the Archbishop OF Paris for
bis 'synoptie gospels and his reply to
the Papal encyclical against modernism.
He IS not only expelled from the church
and deprived of all ecclesiastical privi-
leges- but al Roman Catholics are for
hidden TO hold any communication With
him.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
DAYLIGHT SALOONS NOW.

lincoln Excise Board Fixes Hours
from Seven 10 Seven.
Lincoln. Nebr. March S-The excise
board last night adopted a rule pro-
viding FOR au-dayIght saloons. begin
ring with the new municipal year in
May. The hours for opening and clos
ing are a m and p. m, and the
license fee is to he $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

The advantages of being identified with
banking dept of Union Trust CO., 18th
and II SITS. Govt supervision. every bank
tng facility. interest paid on al accounts.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
Colombian Minister Dead.


Lima, Peru, March S.-Senor Arbelaez.
the Colombian Minister. died last night.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
WALL STREET NOW
UNDERSTANDS TAFT
His Election Would End the
Roosevelt Methods"
TAFT BUREAU Is BUSY
Sends Out Literature Which
Disparages President.

Remarkable Statements Dissemi-
mated from Columbus Which Are
Intended 20 QuIet the Fears of the
Business World and Put the Stamp
OF Conservatism Upon the White
House Candidate-Output of Bureau.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Eckstein'S from j. to 5 1412 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
WIRELESS MESSAGE
FROM EVANS SHIPS
Pacific Fleet / 300 Miles from
Magdalena Bay.
OPERATORS ALLANXIOUS
Each Tries to Break Records
for Long Distance.

Communication Received at Mare
In for NnVy Department-sayNB Rat
tIe-ship Fleet Is Sailing Rapidly
Arrive There by March 10.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

His Sunday school was under the super
intendency of Henry B. F. Macfarland.
ALI the organizations of a weII-ordered
chapel obtained under his regime, in
cluding the Christian Endeavor Society,
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

Baltimore and Ohio shortest Route
To Pittsburg. Trains leave Washington
every morning. noon, and night-9:l0 a
m LIZ noon- $40 and 1870 nighL
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

Continued ON Page ?, column 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

49, e-NNNs
ANY color. 81. Blackstone.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
mir
SH0y.LL FOLLOW.
teoptlnasd !. from Page one,

why SHOULD III Nh. Kern has new.
er done anything for tI,s neopie and
has NEVER cttens anything from RI,
people.
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tss ., y s.s,1s o.'lss y sorfupt
Z 'itSsa Z iusta.i.e az
-. I'M. ~ 81 Riips estaDlsn-
80 e =. plssslSls ap-
-. tssA.'s ssss 3ll''sFasls' sAna'qate 1or
-s
mural therefore, NY Kern knew
n @niens sue 8his bread is buttered
- Mao 1atteled y. AND as ne eats
Ms a'lntels meal ste y deeply crate.
p 81 rs phrases tt' p the good
So1pvsaslol COW mat gave her milk
4naS IS the Rambling essap Iishments
Nnlen sANfnesl y stnto 5bptter and to
sRe eerrllpt5 boss who spread the but
fes tnaek over MT. kern's Slice Of
P0Iltleai s9ofefs 81
tnsEs y nosntng that ! detsst 80
much as the Old form Of political con.
troyersy y which reckless l' statements
ana unsupst antiated accusations take
the place q facts
lyen a. the risk Of being dull |
nave e snls Sc H1paagn abandoned all
rhetorieal indulgence, all personal as
sef'lon aud have depended merely up
on saessplatEi acts nxarnished
iae's' court records atlidasisg docg,
naents eng evidence q that character.
Il urging MI. Esern's indisputable
sos tlae retired list with or
Mitaept pension. rather than "a
leader otS tAe Black Horse Brigade OF
sss United States Senate, I shall de-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

New York branch Of the system, and
It would like to have Mr.. Kern elect
ed vice president as the representa-
tive Of the Big -Four Railway, the IN
diana branch Of the system. ne nav.
Mr.. Kern's railway pass to prove his
connection with the Vanderbilt sys
TEN, and we have the following letter
from Mr.. Archboid to Mr.. Depew as an
interesting example OF Mr.. Depew's
connection with the system. This let,
ter also refers 10 a pass. SO Mr.. Arch.
bold and Mr. Kern are in one respect
in the same category
mo % Broadway; Erb. 10, 1902
my Dear Senator Permit me "a
thank you most cordially Tor your
very kind note Of the 9Th, with The
accompanying complimentary: pass
Permit me thar appreciate your kind
expression in connection with this
courtesy very highly indeed and only
fope that opportunity may ofter for
such rectprocataion as will give eyi.
dence to- you and your great corpora.
tion Of the friendly sentiments ca.
terrain. Very truly yours.
JNO. D. ARcHRoLD,
To the Hon. Ghauncey N. Depew
Grand Central Depot city
Mn. Kern has mot only been through,
cut his whole career the agent Of priv.
tIege.seeking corporations, bu. he has
been the legal tool Of Tom Taggart ii
that yenal boss,s most corrupt enter.
prtses. IS,
Mfs Kern was appointed city attor.
ney Of indianapolis in 1893 BY. Tom
STagsart: The administration Of Ton,
Taggart was dtsgraced BY one Of the
most outrageous street railway scan.
dals of American history. The street
railway franchises of, Indianapolis
were given away to corporations, who
lad corrupted the administration as
you have seen administrations cor.
rupted in San Francisco. These fran.
chises were given away for i mere
tribe Of compensation to the city, for
thirty.four years, without a,.y proyi.
sion being made far universal trans.
fer. and the company was absolyed
from paying car licenses and was re.
leased from all kinds Of taxes except
the general taxes.
When the indignant citizens Of In.
dianapolis instituted action in court
to nnllify the franchises Mr.. Kern
called one of the attorneys Of the
traction company to his aid and fought
the peoples action. Mr.. Kern was not
cply Mr.. Taggart's legel tool in this
case, but also in the gamblinug cases,
which | will now take up In detail.
The French Lick Springs Hotel Com.
rany has been sued by the State OF
Indiana to annual its charter. The
facts averred in the complaint of the
State, and to be found on page is, are:
That the corporation has violated
its charter in the following respects:
81: BY contributing to and encour.
aging the delinquency Of children con.
trary to acts OF 1906, page A. Section
?.
Y BY violating the statutes Of In;
;disna respecting gambling and the OBJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
Dead Girl
WHOSE BODY WAS FOUND ON
LONELY ROAD WAS ABOUT 10
sEcoME 4 MoTAEk

N'ADswoRTH. Ohio 0ct foThS
revelation to-day Of The fact hai ORR
Lee had conIiael to intimate Il|otd.
that she was about 10 bacome & moth.
er has added Impetus 70 The seae1
for the murderer Ct the 90 year DID
factory girl whose body was found oo
a lonely road near here yesterday
Sheriff Hutchinson and ProslooloI
Mcclure set opl for lhs scene |nc
tragedy this morning They F||l a1ani
AL day b hunt Tor evidences Guy Ra.
sor, The girls aance Is sim ln Inl
No charge has been placed aso'nsL
him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12


Nj Kern nol only made lhe
gaass 81 Tom Tassars's leslau..
buslnessg Interests IN the heusrs ne9
ana II public throughout iAe sa,
but personally made The legal sn.u
snent before the Supreme Court ~
Indiana aud endeavored 10 eeal a.
waeIe matter Of the samb|lds al
French icls Springs III q illppen,
TIE Governor 81 the state Of ll.
Siiapa did not tFest gambling tn riI,.
pant manner The newspaper
mot treat the gambling at French EIc'.
sspEings ~ ilinpnnt manner. nor asa
TINY appF9ye "a ar Kern's attitude.
les tollowing three clippings arc ,ais
Sell5 andom from one Issue Of ita
Indianapolis News, July 70 1906:
I The statements Of John VI. kern
sse ''e7''''nts or
8 III 4, ,i sns. I's'fsse peioie iastlt'
4 WI WI .'sss sslSa .ie arsumen'F pl
& y ae.as .stNgsf. WIN q Genuine q
, ssssss M ~ sllsnss- Columbus RE-
lsoM HsEo tae decent Democrats o,
tte nation lllSe y take their nolilitst
slicsa tiofs rom q man who Is the keep.
& 81 common gambling house
esanksoss News
The spectscle q the Hon. Jchn rv
Kern recently Democratic candidate
for tsssssnog q Iadiana. rl4orousl,
IdefenaiHs the highhauded iawlessnes.
ef Tom Taggart and his notorious f..
does not aarmoniza wits he
views leading Eastern nenloo,a "a
lea lers incennes Leader.
The saprene Count cf the stnle n
Inaiana did not tresi The sambl,nr
French sI.ick Springs ilippanily 1nda.
Rcbess Who cited the opinion. said
~ asefmanss Of the nIea5in-
Iehoy that d. mart Of its enserDr.ss
appellee Constructed or ACQUIRED
large balldlng caiied d casino. to wh,cs
men ll. Eomen snd children lad fras AZ.
cess and II which gambling IN mnov
forms vas systematically condueiss
II IS ayelred. both Eenosant and
spseiarally that the criminal iar
asshabituaily and persIslently rio|ss-
e. Tit Tie resort has been widely
sdyertised throughout the tfoi,..,
States as ! place where Eamblers min
be lagishiS entertained and ENGAGE N
their unlawful practice without g,...
Or mciestatlon, and that the local .n.
thosities are unable to enforce the lsw
rhs argument against the sun.
Cheney u tie facts stated Ia the com.
plant IS conhned to the Droboaitlon
that ths cooperation Is aflrmafiva,s
shown u successfully carry ob 81.
business tor the doing OF which I'M
clattered This arsument does
taze into account the fact that lhs co.,
poratIcn Is not charged with nonlsas.
ance: but With malleasance.
src have successfully conducted "a
ilstel is.nc answer to a charge Of eo6-
trabntipg IS the delinquency 81 chli.
dssa. Il may also be observed lbal
the form 81 agreement As to the 5.r..
sion of spolls between persons eneau.
|sd h the commission Of crime is i|I.s.
wise lmmateriaI,
The State does not charter corno,s.
ttsHs 70 commit crime.
Mi. BRYAN has offered y a,s.,.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

80 slr9-1 49, 0eNA 49, - - eSASp4l4e
message that It had been found. ANY.
thing about anational candidate Is in.
teresting, and a reporter was hurried
to the scene of the ind. the note
book, bearing Kern's name in gilt. was
of little interest, but5in II was pass
issued BY the Big -Four Railway Com
Pany. good until December 81. 1908
hearing the name Of John w. Kern
There we're two or three other Big
Four passes, but the reporter examin.
ed only one
A railroad official, when asked how
Mr.. Kern had a pass when the feder.
al law was SO sweeping against the
issue of such passes, said Mr.. Kern
was the company's regularly employ.
ed attorney and, therefore. could be
given free transportation"
Mr.. Kern explained that he posses.
seses the Big Four railroad pass mere.
" as attorney for the railway in dam.
age cases against the railroad. The
railroad oficials declare that Mr..
Kern possesses the pass as the regu-
larry employed attorney for the cor.
poration,
lido not now from the data at hand
which declaration Is technically cor.
rect but do know that Mr.. Kern DOS.
sesses the pass, and | do know that
he represents the Big -Four railroad,
and ! do know that the Big Four rail-.
road is part of the Vanderbilt system.
You all know that the vanderbilt
system has excellent reasons for
wanting one OF their employees in an
important position Ia the United
States government, for you all .remem.
Der that the Vanderbilt system. IKE
the Standard OIL Company, was fined
by the government because Of viola
tons Of the law Tals Vanderbilt sys.
TEN was prosecuted by the present ma
tional administration, under evidence
which myself gave TO Attorney-Gen.
eeral Moody. This Vanderbilt system
was convicted Of giving Illegal rebates
to the Sugar Trust and was flncd some
$4,000 and paid the ane.
Mr.. Moody expressed his thanks for
the evidence given him in thr follow.
ink terms:
Some weeks ago a representative
of the New York American called MP.
on me and said that Information was
in the possession Of the paper tending
to show that large rebates on the
transportation Of sugar had been Civ.
en- ito the American Refining compa.
ny by 1.-THE trunk lines Of railroads run,
ming out of New York City and asked
me If the Department Of Justice de,
sired to use this information in legal
proceedings. 1t ought to be said that
untid this information was furnished
by The American the department had
no knowledge or suspicion Of the facts,
and that the representatives Of that
paper have aided tie officials of the
department in ali ways within their
power"
The Vanderbilt system has placed
MT. Chauacey Depew in the United
States Senate as a representative OF
the New Yor Central Railway, the
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
No. a.
John Jones Goes to Law Again

"A pair of shoes, valued at 3. so.
has got y. j. Ford, the Church
street shoemaker, and John Jones.
colored, into tangle, and as a
result one court of justice has al
ready passed an opinion in the
trouble and another will have saw
before the atmosphere becomes
clear as far as the shoes, Ford and
Jones are concerned. 1t seems
that Jones, who twice faced a Jury
on charge of setting fire TO Mr.
Clay Carr S barn, but not convicted
either time, left with Ford a pair
OF shoes for repairs. Ford did the
JOB. That was several months AGO.
In the meantime Ford became very
urgent for Jones to pay for the
work and take the shoes. Ford
growing impatient, sold the shoes.
One thing led to another. until
Ford went before Mayor Jones and
swore out a warrant, charging
Jones, colored, with making threats
against his boGy. His Honor heard
the case Monday, and Jones,
colored' was asked to pay 81 to
satisfy the law that he will keep
the peace. But Jones. colored.
was not satisfied. He hunted up
Justice Crow, and got a warrant
for debtinuc against Ford, or in
other words he seeks to secure
payment for the shoes Ford sold
Justice Crow will air the trouble
/ Saturday.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Bill To Pay War Claims.

Senator Scott has introduced bills
in Congress to pay war claims of
the heirs of Thomas G.. Flagg, 81. =
453 /; Jesse w. Graham, sole heir
of Jesse Graham, 81, 74O; estate of
Henry Gunnon, $3.50: estate of
Levi Moler, S3,05S estate of Sam
uel RldenOur, 81, SIS; estate of
James Watson, S2,7I5: John Wit
tington, S2,322 George A. Davis,
admir-. of Mrs. Martha n. Davis.
-, ,336.50; estate of Jacob j. Fore
man, Sl,500; George A. Davis.
admir-. of Patrick Brady, SIS ;
estate of Jacob Custer, 81, ,4S7 ;
heirs of Charles A. Dinkle, John
+. Dinkle, j. Daniel Dinkle, ST.
1851.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Burned by Charged Telephone Wire.

Worthington Whitaker, the
youngest son of Photographer T..
w. Whitaker, was seriously burned
on Christmas morning by coming
In contact with one of the telephone
wires of the Winchester & Wash
ington Railway Co. Young Whit
aker, in company with his playmate,
Ralph Ware, were playing along
the Charles Town road on Christ
mas morning, when someone
dared" Whitaker to climb the
electric pole. The telephone wires
of the electric company are located
on the same poles which carry the
electric light ard power current.
and were undoubtedly charged
heavily on account of their near
location to the current carrying
wires. When young Whitaker
reached the telephone wires he
threw his arm over one of them.
with the result that the clothing
was burned from his arm, the arm
was burned and scared and the
muscles of the forearm were prac-
tically severed by the current.
The shock of the current knocked
him from the pole to the ground.
Il distance of probably fifteen feet.
and he was badly stunned. Mr..
b. \. Levin, who was nearby.
picked him up and carried him to
DIR. fuckers Hospital. where he
was attended by Drs. Tucker and
Osborne, who took twelve stitches
in the arm. Beyond the burn upon
his arm other injuries were bruises
He is now getting along nicely
and II Is thought that lac will com.
pletely recover, but will have :
prominent scar on his arm for life
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
4 CORRECTION

The following letter from Mr..
John d. Watson. of Charlottesville.
explains itself. In the last issue of
the COURIER it was stated that DR..
Lippitt was a Surgeon in Rosser's
Brigade. Mr.. Watson'~ letter
follows:
In your report of Or. Lippitt' :
death, there are several errors
which | hope you will correct.
DR.. Lippitt never belonged to
RosSer's Brigtde. He was the
first Surgeon of the Fifty-seventh
Virginia Infantry, Armistead :
Brigade, Pickett's Division; and AT
the close of the war he was Surgeon
of the above mentioned Brigade.
"JOHN d. WATSON,
"Adjt. 57th Va. Inf.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
ThOS. Jefferson in Rip Van Wrinkle

Thomas Jefferson has an engage
ment of one night at the Audi
torium in Winchester on Friday
January 3. The character that he
will portray is Rip Van Wrinkle.
Theater-goers of this county need
not be informed that Mr.. Jeffer-
sons visit there means Il dramatic
treat of unusual dimensions. They
know and appreciate the inimitable
quality of his art. The oppor-
tunity, therefore, to see this worthy
actor in the famous character of
Rip Is one that will doubtlesSly be
eagerly seized. Prices 30, so. -.
SI.O0. Both Phones.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Bush Feltler.
IL til

On Tuesday, December ~, at >
o o'clock, Miss Dollie |. Feltner, of
Clarke County, was united in mar
riage 10 Herman w. Bush. of
Charles Town, at the parsonage of
the Nj. +. Church, South, Rev. j.
Harry Smith officiating. The
bride was becomingly attired in a
pearl gray coat suit, with hat and
gloves to match. They will spend
their honeymoon in West Virginia
and Maryland. The bride will be
missed 10y her friends here, but she
carries with her their hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Masonic Banquet

The annual banquet of Treadwell
Lodge of Masons was held at
Battletown Inn last Friday night,
and the occasion was an enjoyable
one from every viewpoint. Among
those present were Messrs. G. VI.
Broun, l.. o. Gore, II. w. Baker,
Jas. w. Foley, j. L. Griffith, Jno.
b. Neill, DR.. a. p. Osborne, w. r.
Lewis, 5. l.. Palmbaum, Conrad
kOwnSlar, +. q. Coiner, DR.. A. b.
Tucker, II. b. Whiting, II. l..
Pipher, r. A. Shearer, Maj. 5. j..
{. Moore, j. NJ. II. CIagett, Thos.
NJ. Reynolds, DR.. j. f. Harris,
Jas. W. Gaver, +. NJ. Stribling,
Geo G. Thomas, John 5. Decker.
X. b. Coleman, l.. \. Glover, r..
{. Green, Louis Scheuer, w. T.
Milton, NJ. S. Dunlap. ]. c. Perry.
Leon Scheuer and Elkan Palm
baum.
Before the banquet the annual
election of officers was held in
Masonic Hall. and the following
were elected for the ensuing year:
Geo. y. Hardesty, w. NJ.
+. q. COiner, :. w.
b. .. Grove, j. w.
j. I. Griffith, Secretary.
ii. W. Baker, Treasurer.
{. NanDeventer. :. ID.
II. b. Whiting, J. ID.
Geo. c. Thomas, Tiler.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Exposition Newspaper Men Here.

Mr.. Louis F. Dilger, of Front
Rryal. a son of Gen. Hubert
Dilger, of Warren county, Is the
guest of Mr.. John II. Crown. Mr..
DiIger and Mr.. Crown were side
campaigners" and fellow-news-
paper men at the jamestown Ex-
position. Mr.. Dilger was also on
the Press Entertainment Commit
tee at the Exposition, and achieved
no little reputation in responding
TO toaStS at the banquets to The
beautiful Women, God bless 'em;
| love them all" And Mr.. digger
prides himself upon being man
OF his word too, although he doesn't
live in the Mormon country.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Bridsekeepef Payne Opposed?

Mr.. W. l.. Payne, the efficient
keeper of the CaStleman's Ferry
Bridge, was iii town last week and
told the COURIER man that he would
have opposition for appointment as
keeper for another year. Mr..
Payne is very worthy and deserv-
ing citizen, and We hope the Super,
visors can see their way clear 10
reappoint him to the poSition-and
we think they villas we had not
heard of any other candidate until
Mr., Payne informed us that he
would have opposition.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
Unclaimed Letters

List of letters remaining in the
Berryville poStoffice for the week
ending December Is, 1907.
Mrs. Evelyn Taylor.
Mrs. Mary f. Johnson.
Mrs. Mamie jackson.
Mrs. Alice Duckwater.
Misses Edith < Katie.
Gladys Ferguson.
Mr.. j. d. Thompson.
Mr.. CapObrince Francesca.
Mr.. George Dorman.
Mr.. f. III. Chalmos.
Mr.. j. l.. Corberly.
Persons calling for the above let
tors will please say they are adver-
tised and pay one cent for each
letter received.
{. NJ. BROUN,
Acting Postmaster.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
TreSpaSS Notice.

All persons, irrespective of resi-
dence, personal acquaintance OF
friendship, are hereby notified that
no hunting will be allowed on any
of the lands owned, rented or con
trolled by the undersigned. and the
law will be quickly and impartially
enforced against anyone who vio-
lates this notice.
ID. l.. FRIES.
X. ii. BYRNE,
f. p. Sewers.
j. w. CARTER.
{. W. FISHPAw.
JAMES ). LLOYD,
VI. c. ELEYETTE,
W. B. LOCKE K Bro.
{. r. HARDE>rY'S SoNs.
G. {. & w. p. RICANoRr
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
CORRESPONDENCE
GAYLORD.

Mr. Brooks Myers, Of Washington, Wis
tied Mr.. J. Lee Hulver last week.
Mrs. POston and daughter, Mrs. Abbie
Shobe, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
J. Enders Morris.
Mr. William Webster, OF Cumberland,
is visiting Mr.. Bruce Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Simons, Of swim.
ley, visited relatives and friends here
last week
Mr.. Robert Anderson, Of Harper.
Ferry, visited his brother, Mr. Bruce An
derson, last week
Mrs. Grover Carter, of near Berrvville
visited her sister, Miss Ella Johnston
last week
Mr.. Eddie Reed and wife of Charlie,
Town, visited Mr.. William f. Reed las
week.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-01-01
How 10 Avoid Appendicitis

Most victims of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipa,ed. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic con-
stipation by stimulating action the liver
aud bowels and restores the natural action
of the bowels Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is
mild and pleasant 10 take. Refuse sub.
stiiutes JIG. Jones * Co., Millwood. Va.