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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
W. r.. Shaldon has cha roo of

w. Z. 0neluOn has CDdfSe OF
the new telephone exchange. A
new switch board has been add
ed and a decided effort is being
made to improve the service.
Master Eldoras, the five. year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A..
Webb, met with a serious acci-
dent Thursday afternoon by be-
ing run over by wagon heavily
loaded with beets. It seems
that the boy was attempting to
aid by hanging on the side of the
wagon, and in some way became
caught in the wheel in such way
as to crush his left leg in a horri
BILE manner. The boywas picked
up by Lowry Myers and brought
to the Office of DR.. Babcock for
surgicalattention, and later taken
to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Beatty, ac-
companied by Dr.. H. E. Murphy,
all of Parkersburg, w. Va, ar
rived at this place yesterday,
having driven through in an i'm
migrant wagon. Mr.. Beatty is
in the mercantile business in
Parkersburg and the trip is be-
ing made for his wife's health.
After a visit with Mrs. John T..
Adams, Mr.. Beatty's sister, they
will continue on through to the
mountains. They report that
corn in the vicinity of Julesburg
looks better than any they have
seen since they left the Missouri
river.
Go to Styer for your furniture.
| L. W. Eversman has returned from
his Oklahoma trip.
Styer files saws of any kind.
| Miss Elma Law is visiting her sister,
Bess, at the Greeley Normal.
I Picture framing neatly done at
Styers.
I Contractor Wren is rushing the
work on the Catholic church.
j. D Camel, of Lincoln, is looking
after his farms in Sedgwick county.
Rev. and Mrs. Wright, of Ogalalla
| visited the home folks during the fair.
A. w. Raines, of Malvern, Iowa
visited his sons, Ike and Charley, last
week.
H N. Linebarger and G. L. Gun
ningham left on their western triT
Tuesday.
Mr.. L. Darling of Sedgwick was in
town today, the first time since hi.
runaway.
Mrs. Linebarger entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Congregational
church yesterday afternoon.
B. X. Olmsted has taken charge OF
the dining room of the Pioneer Hotel
| Mrs. Harrison will retain the rooms
Mr.. Henry Rook, a banker of An
selica, N. Y, is visiting his brother
DR.. G. w. Rook. Mr.. Rook is on hi.
way to Denver, where he will attenG
the National Bankers association
meeting next week.
The flag drill in the park Friday
evening, under the auspices of the
Lady Macabees, was everything Mrs
Fischer had promised. The band
furnished the music. People who went
home too early missed one of the bes
features of the last day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
SEE OUR LINE OF As CENT OVERALLS
p. Petersen e son

Three-eighths Mile Run-s75.OO
Whiskey Pete, Geo McKain Ist
Gray Mack, Fred De Berard md
Bar None. H c Snyder 3rd
$3.50 Trot-$50.OO
Red Line, B w Sharpe lst
Billy b, H Epperson 2nd
Frank, G ] De Berard 3rd
300 Trot-$5O.OO
Kate Winslow, G Fl White lst
Billy B, ii Epperson md
Red Line, B w Sharpe 3rd
Half Mile Dash-$75.OO
Whiskey Pete, Geo Mckair Ist
Senator Freye, Chas Chase End
Hunter, Walt Clark 3rp
Novelty Race-$1OO.O
Gold Nugget, Chas Chase lst
Bar None, H. c. Snyder md
Quarter Mile Pony Race-$25.OO
Dandy, Peter Jones lst
Queene l., L Payne End
Sorrel Mare, Geo Mckain 3rd
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
CHICKENS AND TURKEYS

White leghorn chicks, John
Holmes lst
White leghOrn chickens old,
John Holmes lst
White C leghorn chickens,
John Holmes 1st
Plymoth Rock chickens, VIM
II Bruss lst
chickens, a Polzine lst
Buff Orpingtons, S C, f W
Groves 1st
Bronze Turkeys, Jno Holmes lst
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
DIVISION d.

Best specimen Of kindergarten work
Edith Parker, lst; Marvel Corpe, End.
Best specimen of writing by boy or
girl under u, Murril Cummins, lsL:
Cecil Zachary, End.
Best specimen OF drawing by boy or
girl under II, Bessie Johnson, 1st.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
BABY SHOW

Prcttiest baby under one year.
Charline, I months old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Bush. Julesburg,
Colorado, lst: Thomas 10 months old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Allen, oper-
ator Union Pacific depot, End
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
DIVISION T.

Oldest Relic, Mrs, Rook, lst: Rev.
Hind>. 2nd.
Best curiosity, G. G. Farnham, lst:
Rev. Hines, End.
Best kodak work, Miss Alice Parker
lst.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
HORSE RACES

Half Mile Run-SlOO. 90
Cold Nugget, Chas Chase lst
Whisky Pete, Geo McKain End
Gray Mack, Fred De Berard 3rd
Quarter Mile Run-315.OO
McBeppo, o K Shoales 1st
Bar None, II C Snyder End
Hunter, Walt Clark 3rd
Quarter Mile County Run-$75.OO
Kiel, Fred De Berard lst
Zebadee, Ed Lowe End
Gray Mack. Fred De Berard 3rd
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25
First Canvass of the West.

Chicago, Sept. 24.-Returns from the
first canvass of the west made by the
republican national committee indi-
Gates that Washington, Oregon, Calf.
ornia, Wyoming, Colorado and Idaho
will be carried by Taft and Sherman.
The returns from Montana are less en-
couraging and predict that the contest
there will be very close. The Nevada
report is the only one that favors
Bryan, and the republican managers
hope to turn the tide before election
day
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-09-25

Senator LaFOllette. in Introducing
Judge Taft at Madison, pledges his
support to him and says that Wiscon-
sin will give him a magnificent major.
ity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
RUSH SHUTS OUT
VISITORS
Aberdeen Puzzles Without
Avail Over Twirler's
Twisters.

The Seattle Bunch yesterday up.
holateTed themselves internally
and externally with Spirits Of Gin.
scr and put tho Indian sign on the
BLACK Cats tn verY classy game.
Harry Rush handed out large
white thing. commonly called a
goose egg. while Cahili took a run
around the sacks tn the first stan
IN and brought In the emily run.
Harry Rush allowed but three
hits during the nine chapters. all
OF them singles Harry has now
10 shutoass 10 his credit this sea.
ann No one walked ON the Spo-
kane boy either. by the way Califf
was touched for five hits. but kept
them scattered.
Cahlli was the Handy KID yes.
terdAy Al bat three times he gOt
three hits. enc OF them two
EAcker. besides stealing two bases
and bringing In the only tally.
In the sixth Fitzgerald pulled of
q fancy stunt With two out and
a man on second. Oriet pexged a
swirl Eroander between second
and short. Fitzgerald went for u
fuu tilt. mailing Il with out.
stretched hand lie recovered
himself aud threw his man out al
fret. Tie was given a good hand.
Erratsc Bill Waters duplicated
the stunt over second IN the next
innlnE. II was a hard one % nab
and the fans we're agrceahiy sur.
prtsed when Biil smiled.
Here Is the bookkccpcTs YER
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
(sy unlssa Press,

Los ANGELES. Sept ae.-CHf
ford Bowiss, 10 years old. IL the
champion diver % Southern Callfor.
MIA and u h doubtful u there IL an.
other ynuaEHteF In the country Nho
can leap into water FROM the same
hsiRht a. does this little chap
tie has a record % Sc feet, made
al SHiFo baths in San Francisco.
The best dive made by a man IL
lf0 feet
This little fellow IL a regular
water rat and has repeatedly dem.
onAirAted hia ability to outawln
Grown men In speed and distance
contests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Rhodes belongs 10 the St Louis
National league team. which turned
him over 20 Omaha last spnng. with
privilege 81 recall His correct
name n ChAs Rhodes.
Pitching for the Cleveland team
Of the American league. Dusty
Rhoades. on Friday. Sept -. defeat.
cd The Boston team. without alias.
Ing a hit Cleveland won the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

z % 4. making five hits OF Ar,t
lanes. the Boston pitcher. Boe,os,
one run vas scored on a hase :
balls. a sacrifice. al error b. 3,
ond baseman Laloie. and a NJ
pitch
Rhodes was released BIZ he a
Louis National league team seven
years ago. and picked up BIZ clevs
land lis correct name is Rok
Bruce Rhoades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

start and hauled Il without apparent
difficulty
In the stralght,away races some
81 the teams gave remarkable ex.
hihltions OF speed. averaging for
short distances rs miles an hour
Fleet ~ limb and capable ~ pun.
ing great loads thousands of miles.
these Maiamntcs. or Hnskie dogs.
are the chief means 81 commuuica.
ton Ia the isolated tracts ~ the
Land OF the Great White silence
during the long winter period The
miner cares for his dogteam AS
the trainer does the racehoFse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
NJ DRAM LEADING
In THE BETTING

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. g As
the result Of a vigorous betting
campaign b. the followers Of owen
Moran. odda on the fight between
the hHtisher and Eddie iiAnlan
Sept 20. today stand 10 70 :. with
the Californian on tho short end
while the local fans favor Han.
Ion and are EiyinE him their moral
support. backing Of a more sub.
aiamsiai nature Is lacking Morana
friends. ON tho other hand. are
coming 10 the front vith plenty Of
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
LEXINGTON RACES


LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept se-Rs-
suits Friday
AK furiunga- Sncda won. Orna
mnsa second, Lerapo third. Time
tfG
SIX furiOnga r Overton won.
skye second. Hans third Time
ia
Sta furionEs Gliding Belle won.
Mabel Henry second. Somproni third
Time .tff-f
Seven and ono half furlouRa Dark
Knight won. Margaret T.. second
Agnes Wood third Time A-5.
one mile Heiue won. IInrtinN
second. MARY orr third. Time
t.fOf-6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

DAWSON. Y. T.. sept 26.-More
than $3.50, goo in bets changed hands
on the results % the annual dos.
team races held at Dawson In which
the picked teams Of the FAR north
competed for first honors Ia tests
OF speed. strength and endurance,
Tho initiated would not believe
some of the feats which these dog
teams can accomplish. One big
Maiamute dog. "Smudge," moved a
load Of three tons from a standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
CRAVESEND RACES


uRAvEsEND. ~ ". Sept "a
Results Friday
Five and ono half fufionKH Foot
pad won. Wise Mason second, Fash
Ion Plate third. Time 0e 80.
Mile and a sixteenth Sailor won.
Momhnaaa second. Dkenits third
Time tN
Sta fnrlonEn kiilicroen won.
Practical second. Hiil Top third
Time i0a-s.
Handicap. uno mile ana a quarter
firestnne won. kiillecFHnkis sec
ond. Dandeiion third. Time~a o6.
About STA furionHs Noaeben won.
star nuwan second. Hurncincsca
third Time lilo
Mills and a sixteenth Queen Of
the Hilis von, Chapiet second. Flor
snca ~ third. Time 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Brown was the butt Of a Joke yes
terday. He had reached first ON a
single Fournier. the next man up.
famed CaMff then SCARED bird
out 10 Allen. who threw to Bennett
who rsiaycd to Rowan. catching
Brown mapping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Pitching for the Omaha team Of
the Western League. Dusty"
Rhodes. on Saturday. Sept. ~. de.
feated the Sioux City team without
allowing a hit Omaha won che
game. 10 !. making nine hits off
Alderman. the Cioua City pitcher.
Sioux Ciiy'D one rgu waa scored
on a ba2e on balls. an error by Sec.
ond naseman King. and two more
bases on balls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
ANACONDA RACES


10y ANftNN FFN@Asf
ANACONDA. Sept 2s Results
Friday
rive futionks st Benicus won.
islfin King second. Sir brillar third.
Time 0aM.
Five and ono half furlonEs Zeiia
a. won. ssmpro ella second, folo
third Time iih
AeYon furionKH sylvia Y, won,
Lady Alicia second. hwede BAN
third Time u ~.
one mile Wits r. won. Etaba
second. silver Heels third. Thine
tfs,
one mile Contribution won. Miss
May nowdiah second. ~ Pniuapa
third Time 80.
Mile and a sixteenth Hn lpcafl
won, Ellie second. NabonnHsar third
Time 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
PORTLAND RACE s

PORTLAND. ore. Sept ge-The
Country club results Friday
Consolation, pacing. best three Ia
five. purse tseo 9un, fIusrtus. !. >.
q 1. Tnmmy GFaitan .. 1. 4. 2. q.
Lord t.oveiaoo 4. 2. .. q. a Tlms
-stia. o9A. 2it0k. anew. 1;t2.
HucrtuH and Gfattan divided first
and second money
2gt class, pacing. best three In
five. purse 81 .0oo--rum Murphy. 4.
1, 1 b0uax. z. "a LDniadi. :. }. 3.
Lncky Pet 4. 4. & Time ifA
: iehs 2sa9A
Three faurths mile. running ~-
Birdie n son. beHNina second RtAi-
bins third Time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

This biz girl claims the woman'a
amateur swimming championship
Of the United States She recently
won a threemiie race across the
Hudson river. defeating the best
women swimmers Of the east Miss
Goiniug lives In New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Instead Of haslng the standings
OF pitchers ON the number OF games
won aud lost. much fAirer way
would BE- 10 take into consideration
the average number of hits allowed
a game There IL whore the steady
pitchers like old Cy would shine.
The number Of atrlkeomta. bases on
balls. number OF batterB hit by
pitched balls and the total Of wild
pitches would also DO figured. Add
20 this the effectiveness OF pitchers
with MEN ON bases aud you would
have a fair line on their all around
ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
WHEN IS a sToRK A NIGHT
OWL

Little Marie tat the zool oh
mammal How sleepy the old atork
looks He's been out all niRht. I
bet. bringing babies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Leach Cross. pugilis,lo wonder
81 the world. has plunked like a
spent meteor New York critics
say that Willie f1txgcrAld put Il
all over him. and that CTosa wAa
never anything but a good Atallcr.
anyway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
QsASE BAN.l. DOPE
NYN BY Che Littlc Old Han
4kLSM (Elrar BelsS a
(Elmsr E Bsls >

bernhard was sent into the box 10
the ninth inning against Washing
ton with the score tie and the
bases full 1911 pitched just one
ball. u was hit safely. the winning
run came IN aud 'Ilorny" was
charged with q defeat.
There would be plenty OF work
for the mau who started out Ia ~.
vlmo tho system OF rating The pitch.
era, but he would have hts reward
In the hearty appreciation OF the
fans
They're telling another yarn on
barney DreyfuHa. the ultra cconomi.
cal owner OF the Pittnburg Pirates
lie picked up Jack sullivan Ia Kan.
aaa city. star hackator OF the Amer
lean association. and let him play
IN several games aully did great
work by and by he went 10 Drey.
ruaa and modeAtiy remarked that
some pay would come IN handy
Harvey felt quite hurt that Jack
should have such anrdld thoughts
while enjoying the privilege Of tray.
cling with the great Pirates iiut
Jack persisted In declaring that he
was ia baseball for money rather
than freah air. and Barney finally
told him he would par him
why. made more than that
when | was playing with Oaka.
looaa." fatally ehirped poor suily.
and took tho next train back 20
X. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Father Tom~ Kelly. a fayorits
with the Oid Guard uf fans viii
winter In Seattle. During the past
SEASON Tom has trottsd around the
halfway sack for Medford. ore tn
the state league
Tom and TERN McKune were IN.
itlhted into the mysteries Of the
sphere When Kids Ia Frisco. on The
sand lot where nos stands the
swell Fairmont hotel When Ton
and Terry. not TON and Jerry.
we're extra strong with the wllluw
they would hit the bail ever the
bluff into Chinatown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

A. New rpfE Cincinnati IS. New
Yurk la
At ufuek iFn-at.hieaku q nFeaktYn q
A. rhnadeiphta Philadelphia a.. -
fsauia 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Elmer HAuck wsa last night elect
I'd captain Of the second eleven Of
the Lincoln high school BY mem.
bers ~ the squad We IL caudi.
date for full on the second team
and last year ably managed the
first team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

A. nstrsIt pstrsit 81. rhifadeiphis
At ~ fseutsa- iiesfan Ht lauta
A. Cleveland w Washington g. EiaFss
land q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

lsinalass is made from the dried
swimming blhddera ~ fiNh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

There should also be a now way
found 90 awarding victories TO
pitchers when two or more work
ia the same game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Seattle I.......... aasn afe 81
Akerasau .....f gn aaf aa1
Numrnary Twv+has@ hft-cahiil sac
ffnee hitH-Watars ? sfNnsfFi1xe. Rush.
Nan huren Stolen hAsasaaCahfH
Nfrurk uufs-fsF Mush e. ~ caiiff 81
EgaAia play Allen 40 hennatt 90 Heean.
HlngfFs-Mr Ffarg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
SP0RT0GRAMS

Docility pcrsonlfied. "Bug" Brazil
lard. the youngaisr who with hia
ocean wave ball that broke upon
tho player with a roar" advised
Dug DuKleta a Co. that he would
pull them out % tho cellar. sat tho
game out yesterday In tho bleach.
ers
Wednesday. agreeable 10 Bugs
craving 20 have the honor Of
weariug a Seattle uniform. Dug al
lowed him 10 do tho radiator act
on the bench. That waa the last
and only time when he returned
10 the club house. the Seattle bunch
had filled his grip with Junk. knot.
ted his clothes. nailed bis shoes 20
tho lockers aud did various other
amusing acts iiuk said ycmter'
day that the DnEicts we're an un'
congenlat bunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

A. san Ffaneiscg- Fssneisee :. f.as
Angeles
Al fsarsiaha--0ahlNaa a. rostlana .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Willie Fnriler continues 20 I'm
prove he "a The hard working hid
and will got there Willie has 4
generous supply % pepper aud sev
efal 81 the Seattle fiends could
well emulate The encouragement the
doughty catcher hands cat 10 bis
team mates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

A few years aso Pitcher nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Now, anyone who knows any,
thing AT all about baseball. knows
that old Cy Ia point OF absolute 81
fcctiyencas has few n any equals Ia
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

ira Kelly. captain thia season II
the crack Gonzaga college team ~
Spokane. and known 20 all the anna.
teura. leaves Monday night for YAK
lima 10 80 10 work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Juiie strelh strained his les early
In the game and discontinued. Dick
noottiKer holding down the initial
cuAhion ttrs balance Of the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

The Figures ot the game" IA ap.
piled to the pitchers are grossly
unfair, II would be wise move
in baseball for the magnatca to em.
ploy good baseball statintician to
devise a plan by which the twirlera'
averages would show the real 81.
teetlveneua OF the men IN the box
Two seasons ago old Cy Young
was rated away down among the
pitchers IN the American league av.
eraEcn, simply because he did not
win a BIG percentage Of HE games
with team of weddings behind
him. hut the rsilaplitter seldom
pitched better ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Nmn0oaFWF s..srsssfsttssstr IT
Butte s.s-..ss .sss.+ ..s.-s-tt
batteries Eagle aad auE8sn. Thomas
aad Bender
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-30
- q - NATURES
-. PERFECT TONIC

scarcely vigorous healthy
does not need tonic sometimes Little physical irregularities the
system the appetite falls digestion
out and other give warning system
dsred and needs assistance perhaps
aienr recognized all
medicine made entirely Of healing
systemic remedy without the additional
g me OF blood purifiers 1t the healthy
appetite and digestion and brings health those
systems have been weakened depleted S. s. and
pleasantly than other medicine
should its thoroughly purify
tone up the system IS s. is admirably suited for systemic remedy
free from minerals used without harmful results by
persons OF and no unpleasant effects follow.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-30
DR.. Shops
Night Cure
GALL DEALERS
ESTIMATES
Must Be Made UP by the School
Boards and Published in
Newspapers.

The state tax department is send
ing out blank forms TO the secretaries
of the boards of education through
out the state to he used by the boards
in making up their estimates to cover
expenditures for district school pur-
poses for the year 1908. In compli-
ance with the law passed at the regu-
lar session of the legislature in 1905.
the boards of education will meet on
the second Tuesday in August for
this purpose.
With the blanks Tax Commissioner
White is sending letter to the
boards reminding them of certain
phases of the law as as follows:
THE statute provides that the es-
Inmates shall be published twice,
tonce a weekly in two newspapers,
and in addition thereto shall be post
ed at each postoiiice In the district at
least eight days before the fourth
Tuesday in August. 1t is very easy
TO comply with the requirements of
the statute. You can secure n suf-
iicient number of copies of the nos
papers In which the estimates are
uphlished to furnish one for each
postotlicc in the district clip the es-
Inmates therefrom and forward same
10 the postmaster at each postoificc
with the request that he post it in "A
conspicuous place. This statute
should be complied with strictly. The
taxpayers are entitled to know how
money paid for taxes is expended
We cannot furnish extra copies of
these blanks as our supply is limited
and we are only required by law 10
furnish the forms for :liakins these
estimates.
Under the law the Tax Depart
ment is entitled to copy of all es.i-
mates. Therefore, when your esti-
macs are made UP and ready for pub
lication l will appreciate II IL you will
forward to tbs office copy of such
estimates, either on these blanks or
send a copy of the newspaper in
which the estimates are published.
1T is our duty to see that the law
governing the laying of levies is faith
fully enforced, and to this end we
trust you will send us promptly The
estimates as soon as they are made"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-07-30
MARTIN IS DEAD
At LAMPAsAs, TEX.
Former West Virginia Mer-
chant Ends This Life in
Southern State.

The death of b. +. Martin occurr-
red at his home in Lampasas, Tex,
on the 21st inst. after an illness of
several months OF complication OF
diseases. He is survived by his wife
at Lampasas and numerous relatives
in West Virginia. including two whole
brothers. j r. Martin, of Pine Bluff.
and +. W. Martin. of Haywood: also
one sister, Mrs. Lou v. Shinn, of
shinnston: two half brothers. +. X,
Dawson, of clarksburg. and Alpha
Dawson. of Grafton.
Mr.. Martin was Or several years
a merchant at INarmiHston and is well
known throughout Marion and Har-
rison counties. For the last eight
years he has resided at Lampasas,
together with his wife's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Morgan, and his
nephew, Charles Martin. and family.
all of whom are West virginians. The
funeral was held at Lampasas July
%.