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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-22

About two weeks ago we sent cut
statements to all who owe us one dol.
lar or more. There has been a very
generous response, we are glad to say,
but there are still some who are hang.
ing back. We hope they will soon re-
spond and thus save us trouble. The
postoffice authorities will not permit
newspapers to be sent when more.than
a year in arrears and we must comply
with tie law. Come on friends, os not
be backward. II YOU cannot pay all
your arrearage pay what you can and
we will arrange for the balance.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-22
Firemen Celebrate.

The Cumberland Valley Firemen' 9
Association have been celebrating here
this week but the rainy condition OF
the weather hasbeen decidedly against
the celebration. The town has been
gala attire and there has been large
crowds of parading the streets, bands
playing and the street vendors making
the air sound like country fair. The
races and other contests were for lib
eral cash pixies and brought num-
Der OF fire companies from distance.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-22
Deaths
DAILY

DAILY
MIR. j. Ii. g. Daily, ST., well-known
in this city, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Maggie b. Russler, in
Cumberland, Friday afternoon at
4.S0 O'Clock, after short illness. Death
was due to the infirmities Of old age
Mr.. Daily was II years old.
The deceased was born and reared
in Berkeley county where he lived UNI
Til about three years ago, when he
went to Cumberland to make his home
with his daughter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-22
Festival

The ladies of the guild of the Pres
byterian Church at Gerardstowa will
hold straw berry and ice cream festi-
val at Gerardstown on Thursday even
ing Junes 4, for the benefit ~ef tue
church. They extend cordial invi-
tatien to their frieI DIS far aud near to
come.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-22
Announcement

l hereby announce myself as can
didate for nomination, as one Of the
M agistrates of Martiasburg district,
subject 10 the sction Of the Democratic
Convention.
w. b. Colston.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-22

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
SUBSCRIBERS SALE
Woolsey Hall Box Office Open All Day Wednesday from
 Q O'Clock,

seats will be placed in the rotunda of Woolsey hall on Wednesday for the comfort of those who attend tho sub- scrihers sale for the New Haven sym phony Orchestra's fifteenth series of concerts The first concert Is on Tues day afternoon November 3, at il5 o'clock
 Wednesdays sale fig for those sub srribers who prefer to select their seats from the chart rather than or der them by mall New subscribers who have not ordered their seats by mall, as well as former subscribers, may select their seats at Wednesdays sale. The box office will be open all day from 2 m, Another sale. on Monday and Tuesday, November and 8. is for those who want seats for the first concert only II Is expected that there will be a large sale for this first concert as interest Is keen in the com. ing of MT Willem Willeke. the vloloucellist of the Kneisel quartet
 The season that lies ahead Is rich in first performances, novelties and works not played here before Dr. Parker has never given us SO long a list of the new works of modern com posers as arc announced for the pro- grams of this season. Many of the most interesting of the younger ultra modern composers are represented Debussy and Richard Strauss among others
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
AT PoLI'

There will be several star attractions at Polls popular place of amusement this week. The Gibson Girls, a double quartet of stunning types of woman hood The famous BSrne Brothers in their condensed version of the ever funny Flight Bells, and Walter Law in strong playlet entitled. Al the Threshold" will be sufficient in them selves to please a large and even critical audience other features ol the olio will be: ono of the drol'est fellows who appeared upon the Amer can vaudeville stage last season, "Griff. the Juggling Joker This sea son he will have as his page assistant his youthful son. George, who bids fair to be as likely an entertainer as his father is Griff Is sure of rousins welcome.
 The olio will also have Ahela and Irwin in mirth and melody; Cibclli Brothers as the vocalists. Le Roy and Le vanion. tho comedy bar performers and the Boston tea party in the cleo trograph
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
WATCHING FOR FIRES.
Park Board Has Men In Park to Dis
 cover Them

The drouth of the past several weeks is causing the members of the park department much concern be- cause of several small, and one good fire that has been discovered and fought during the past week. Be- cause of the lack of rain the foliage in the parks especially in East and West Rock parks, has been source of constant worry to the park com mission. So much so in fact that the board provided for men 10 watch con stantly for a spark in the leaves
 The wisdom of the board in doing so was exemplifled this week when one of the watchers at East Rock while on his rounds discovered q fire near Bishops gate. that. when he saw it. was eating away at everything and anything that appeared in it's path Aid was summoned and after a fight of several hours the fire was beaten and drowned out without damage to the trees
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
Tllc NIngIc of a Name.

The magic that lies in a name can only he compared to the color or per fume of a flower, A delicious olor or a beautiful color will bring to our minds the names or shape of flow CT, and the mind is seldom confused, which goes to show that though the name of Black Beauty Is spoken, 1t causes beautiful meaning that needs no explanations for all the world TO- members and ealls to mind the pathet- ic and human lesson taught in that wonderful story Black Beauty came like the trumpet call to duty. and everybody responded, some with clean conscience, and some alas with a guilty one, for not always have we or do VIC ever now take the proper care of the poor, dumb creatures de- pending upon us Human beings have a great responsIbllty resting upon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
AT THE HYPERION.
nPrInce H,mhug." !"

Tomorrow afternoon Frank Lslor and his company will arrive in this city. The large organization and Its equipment of scenery, costumes. cleo trical and mechanical effects, and oth- CT adjuncts of the vast production re- qures for It's transportation three s0- foot baggage cars and a special coach and Pullman There are few compan- ies travelling which require such an equipment and it indicates the eX- tent of the preparations which have been made for Mir. Lalor's rregnt tour. That the people of New Haven are aware of the character of Mir 1,a- lor's present offering is clearly shown in an extraordinary advance sale of seats and there ls now no doubt that he will be welcomed by an audience of immense size Although the sale Is very heavy. all of the best seats have not yet been disposed of, but 1t Is safe to assume that lt will be dlfll. cult to secure a reservation of any kind by tomorrow evening This Is a condition which was to have been eX- pected In view of MT Lalor's great popularity here ana of tne knowledge that his new musical comedy Prince Humbug" Is the greatest success with which ne has ever been identified,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
WAY TO VOTE
Matter of Scratching or Fasting 2
 Ballot Explained.
Tho following Is self-explanatory:

The following Is self-explanatory:
 New Haven. Conn, Oct. 24. 1908. 10 the Editor of The Journal Courier:
 some fifty or more republicans have expressed themselves to me during the past few weeks az intending to vote for Taft and Robertson. expect to do SO myself None of these men. however. seem to have any definite idea of the proper method of scratching" a bal lot, nor have I II Is not often that a Connecticut republican finds himself compelled to vote for a candidate of another party because there Is none worthy the name for an office on his own ticket So we are not used to scratching ballots Your paper has done much to maintain the good name Of Connecticut Is an intelligent com monwealth by your steady refusal to acknowledge that it's citizens are blind servile lot of cogs in tho wheels of a party machine. Will you not add to your Illuminating service bv printing In a conspicuous place In your paper instructions for splitting ballot. e. for voting the republican ticket minus the objectionable gubernatorial cand- date? I think t would be an accom- modation to the voters lf you should print these instructions every day from now until November 3. on which day we trust that the instructions will he so generally followed that chastened set of bosses will not again dare to so insult the republican voters of Conuec- tlcut r r. r.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

dent Max Parry has accepted the in vitation Two addresses will be made. one by winston Churchill and the oth- CT by Job Hedges,
 Several rallies will be held In the evening There will be an Italian ral- lv in the evening at the armory under the direction of Rocco 1erardi. Nom lnees on the republican state ticket will speak George L. Lilley is expected to come A Ninth ward rally will be held in the Anderson gymnasium where ad- dresses will he made by George L. Lil- lev, former attorney general, William "A. King of Wilimantic. and Frederick W Orr A parade in which the Ninth ward club will be attended by the Thirteenth ward club will precede tho rally Lester Davis will preside
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
BRANDEGEE AND
 BULKELEY COMING
tcontinued from First Page3

tContinued from First Fase,) Church. then down to the Second reg iment armory, Judge Taft's party go ing through the Foot Guard armory to the platform Captain buzerne Lnd- ington will be marshal ,f the parade and a platoon of ponce will precede It.
 The list of those on the reception committee follows:
 Hon Morgan q. Bulbeley, Hon. Frank B Brandegee, Gov. Rollin S. Woodruff, Col Isaac NJ ullman, Hon. Michael Kenealy, Hon Charles F. Brooker. Hon George L. Lilley Hon Ell Whitney, Rev Anson Phelps Stokes. IT,, Hon Minotte E Chatfield, Prof William Lyon Phelps. Prof II. C. Emery Maj Frederick w. Brown, Hon. Frank S Rutterworth, Col. Charles ", Pickett. Max Adler. Thomas c Ben nett, John Day Jackson, William r, Verdi Herman Laufer Max Dessauer, George T Bradley Frank D. Trow- bridge. Joseph T Kolerstrom. Moses T. Rice. Samuel Hemingway, Frederick r Brewster
 Governor Rollin s Woodruff will be chairman of the meeting and will form ally welcome the republican nominee to Connecticut Probably there will be no other state speakers. Judge Tafts ad- dress, according to Mir Rrooker. will be q short one. by orders from his phy- slcian Ills companions will each make addresses on national Issues.
 Judge raft's stay in the state will he limited, as his special train leaves at l.30 o'clock
 Tn the evening another big republican event will take place al the Hyperion theater. This will be under the au- spices of the New Haven Taft club and will be open 10 the public without tick et The Yale Taft club has. been ln- yited to tOln in the naradn and prosi
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
Miss Johnson q Ynchtsmnman.

Miss Ethel Johnson the dainty lit- tie soubrette and dancer with Mont gomery and Stone in Tho Red Mil" which comes to the Hyperion Thurs
 day. Friday and Saturday with Satur- day matinee. october 20, 30 and Sl
 makes yachting her favorite summer sport. Miss Johnson spends 2 good part of each summer at Shelter l7- land and is carried on the rolls of the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

The answer to the above query ve gladly append as set forth clearly In chapter 2t1 of the Public Acts of the State of Connecticut:
 Any voter may alter ar change his ballot by eraslne any name thereon. or by inserting fin place of any name thereon. in writing or by paster. the name of any person for any office to he voted for thereon, other than the per son thereon named for said office. but sl pastors shall he printed upon blank paper of color otherwise than white
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

MorlIssey Miss NJ McNamara, Misv F Barry Miss T. quinn, Mss Nl Reilly MIss NJ Homer, Miss A M Coreoran Miss NJ Bourke, Mss C., Gallncy Miss \ Hahn, Miss J Coyne, Miss ! a KrlIl
 Japanese booth In charge of Msa Elizabeth Kilcran and the following assIsrauts Mss Teresa Ford, Mss M Moriarty, Miss Tercs1 ItIlcran
 PostoIee in charge of Mrs. Kamis and thc Misses kamis.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
DEN0UNCES MAINE LAWS
President of Bowdom Says Some Were
 Drafted in Interest of Thieves.

Rrunswisk Maine, oct, 25. At the afternoon service in Kings chapel to- day, President William Dewitt Hyde of BowdoIn college, denounced the Maine corporation laws. and told the students that tho most prevalent vice of the American people Is the desire to get something for nothing.
 Maine has the disease as badly as OkIohama or Nevada, he added. This state receives thousands of dol- lars year of revenue from all oyer the country for organizing corpora tIons under laws that were drafted in thc interest of thieves to make whole. sale stealing easy,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
HE MORNING JOURNAL COURIER, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2t

them, but much to their shame Do 1t said, have usually shirkcd it, until great and good man, George T AngelL
 awoke all the world to the fact that we were much abusing the privileges in this earth by the abuse of dumb animals, Black Beauty will open al the Grand opera house on Thurs day for three days only matinee daily.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

q hear you are receiving attentions from an actor"
 Yes and think he would propose If l could rig up a spotlight in the parlor and sort of arrange the pianola for a little slow music c"--Louisville Courier Journal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
AT THE GRAND,
Prom Sing Sing to Liberty"

The latest production of Chas, r. BlancN's Is the now play From Sing Sing to Liberty" which will be seen at Grand opera house Wednesday this week Jack Doris the jail breaker is the star of this attraction, and his foats of strength arc really marvellous.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

any length of time at mans disposal It may be estimated with the aid of cer- tain assumptions, and, using the data available, Mir. W. D. MacMillan has re. cently made the necessary computation by tho formulas used by engineers. He finds for the increase of the length of the day one second in 40o,o0o years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

It has long been known theoreticallv. that the tides act as 9 brake on the r2tating earth and tend to lenRthen the day. The effect however is so slight that 1t can not be measured in
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
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 He looked ur and saw directly a.lova him a runaway sirship in rapid de- scent
 There was but ono chance He was standing upon a. manhole cover Quick ly seizing 1t he lifted the lid and jump ed into the hole just in time 10 he run over by 2 subway train
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

Shelter Island Yacht club as owner anu master of the power boat Tiny mite
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-09
The HAMMOND DSTILEERYY :=;
MISSING WORD CONTEST
Austll EIwood, Ind.
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