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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

ford. Writ and otheS political giants of
the time. the best of the resident society
Of both cities and distinguished members
Of the diplomatic circles.
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now ups z Q. curse of wise and
Just gov .KAss mt. Let us make
fit qualiGcasitn prerequisite in
all cases. Eet us in no case per-
NIT anyone, just because he is
greedy, to UNREASONABLE perpet-
uate himself in Office. Let:us ed
ucate sons and encourage them
by installing as many of Them as
possible in positions of honor and
profit This Is our government and
let us make it an instrument for the
greatest good to the greatest num-
Der possible. If you stand for II
years and S24000.00 for McClung
what answer can you make in six
years from now, when perhaps
your own son will be candidate
for the same position, to him who
Will say, Il favor Is years and
$4,000. for McClung? One such
term in SO lucrative a position is
enough. To ask more is selfish and
unreasonable. The county abounds
in good and we'll qualified men.
Mr.. Wellington Lester is another
article from Writ county to whom
we have been generous and kind to
fault.
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NoTIcE TO LrsH wcLDERs.

To all persons holdirg Issss by Judge.
msnt or otherwise, on 40 rs>l state or any
part thereof, of the Fa1ssSl ~ Co., duly
organized and doing hsss-ass under the
laws of the State OF NsE 5evssp.
In pursuance Of de<ga sd the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, sssle of West
Virginia, made in ohanStsy cause therin
pending 20 subject the real estate of the
said Federal Oil Co., corporation duly or.
ganized, aud doing business under the laws
of the State of New jersey. to the satisfac-
ton or the liens thereon, you are hereby
required to present all claims held by YOU
and each OF you against the said The Fed
sral Oil Company, corporation duly or
ganized under the laws of the state of New
jersey, which are liens on said Company's
real estate or any part Of it, for Adiudica-
ton to me at my Office in the town of
Grantsville on or before the 18th dav of
June 1905.
Given under my hand this 10Th dav of
May, 1908.
Albert SMITH,
'o'ft' Commissioner
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Index.

Justice, o. j. Stump, came ur
to the mouth of Rush run on the
End. inst. AMI sat in the case OF
Linger VS. Hayhurst, in which
Luther Linger demanded renum-
Grafton for damages done his cow
by having been chasrd through
"a wire fence by a dog at Mrs.
Maggie Hayhurst's. Judgment
was rendered against plaintiff
for costs.
We saw candidates Jarvis.
Terrell, Mathews, Belts and
Shock circulating among the
voters of Sherman District re-
Gently.
VIM. and James Carder have
moved their mill to the head of
Mikes run, where they will saw
ties for Jno. Godfrey.
Will and Lou Riddle have pur-
chased a one-half interest in the
gasolene boat Ella, and are now
down the river after a load of
goods.
The Lower run and Middle run
base ball teams have weeded
and the remnants have united
into one team, and are now ready
to buck up against anything that
comes up the pike.
Pedagogue Johnson Westfall
recently moved his family from
Stumptown to Jackson county.
BILL BELCHER.
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commissioner office. Circuit Court of Cal
houn county, State VI West Virginia.
The chancery cause of W. Il. Want and
lIagan Barr, partners doing business as
Want q Barr, and Ira n. Stump, doing
business in the name of NJ. Il. Stump and
Co, who sue on behalf of themselves and
all other lien creditors of the estate of VIM.
Terrell, deceasedr
VS..
ID. p. Ireland, administrator of the es-
tate of VIM. Ferrell, deceased, Sarah Il.
Radabaugh and Wade Radabaugh. her
husband, l.. C. Wolverion and Hattie
Wolvarton, L. Sc Terrell, Geo S. Fer
rell, james Ferrell, James Ferrell, Emery
terrell, Godfrey l. Cabot and the Eastern
Oil Co, corporation.
Having been by decree entered therein.
at the April term 1905 of said court. referr
ed to the undersigned Commissioner with
instructions to ascertain and report on ac-
count showing
First What personal estate the said
VIM. Terrell owned at the time af his death
the character and value thereof
Second What disposition, If any was
made of said personal estate, by the DE-
PENDENT, ID. +. Ireland, Administrator of
the estate of VIM: f. Terrell, deceased.
and how mncb, if any, of said personal es-
tate is now in the hands of the said d. T..
Ireland, as such Administrator, available
Tor the payment of any debts owing from
the sid estate Of VIM. Terrell deceased.
Third A settlement of the administration
OF the estate of the said decedent. by said
ID. +. Ireland his administrator,
Fourth What debts the said VIM. Fer
rell owed at the time of his death, to whom
they are payable, their nature and their
| respective amounts and priorities
Fifth What real estate was owned by
the said VIM. Eeuell at the the time of his
death, ITS quality, description, quantity and
location.
Sixth Such other matters as any party
IN interest may require, the same being per
tinent, and such other matters as said com
missioner himself may deem pertinent
whether so required or not
The parties to said suit will therefore,
TAKE NOTICE
that the said Commissioner has fixed upon
\ Tuesday July the Z 1905 as the time and
his Office in the town OF EVANSVILLE as the
place when and where he will proceed ia
execute the said order Of reference. All
| parties in interest are hereby required IA
appear at that time and place and do what
may be necessary to protect their respect
| i've interests.
Given under my hand this the 18th day
OF May 1905
7G-h Commissioner
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MUSIC.

Mrs Ala Huffman will open
her music school April 10th. The
first month will be given to Scale
chord and Arpeggio, after which
she will take up Thorough Bass
Harmony, Organ, Piano or Vo-
cal, as the scholar desires. |
shall require long, hard study
each day. as | want my work to
speak for it's self. A speciality
will be made of church music.s
For further information address
ALA HUFFMAN.
GrantsVille, w. Va.
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Oklahoma has the guaranteed
deposit plan and the following
Associated Press dispatch tell of its
Liberation IN the first failure since
that law went into effect:
Guthrie, Okla, Nay y. Within
one hour from the time Fl. II Smock
Oklahoma banking commissioner,
had token charge of Tie Inter
national Bank Of Coalgate he lad
authority to pay the depositors in
fnll, though the banks cash and
available funds in other banks fell
500, 900 short of the total amount
Of deposits The commissioner was
enabled to do this under .he opera.
ton Of the new banking law, and
this is the first time it has been
called into use. Under tho opera
tion Of the < arat ty banking law in
Oklahoma q tariff Of one cent is
levied upon the average annual de
posts Of the banks and thus money
is used i'm payment i'm full of all de-
positors of ON insolycnt state bank.
after the funds lave been exhaust
Cd"
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Ferrell VS..
MCClung,
For County Clerk Of Calhoun
County.

This contest involves no new
principles. 1t is only one of q
myriad of a similar kind, and the
main underlying question involv-
ed is what place in the great
struggle for existence shall the
poor man occupy? The great
question is, shall the poor but
respectable and intelligent man
be free or slave? The great
movement of the age is for
emancipation; the counter move
ment for enslavement. One
force is bearing the human
race onward to the open sea of
freedom; the other is striving to
shut off every ray of hope; To
fasten upon human limbs the
shackles of the past; to build
around the great mass of men,
for they are poor, an invulner-
able wall of servitude, and to
anchor the hope of equality and
freedom under the Shiny walls
of the dungeon of the past.
When did this doctrine of life
tenure in Office and the divine
right of Kings originate? 1t or
iginated in that age memorable
only as the night of travail and
sorrow of the human race. What
are some of the fruits the system
has borne? Enquire among the
thousands of political exiles of
Russia and the mines of Siberia.
Seek an answer from the wall of
orphans and the shrieks of wild
ows. Take a retrospective view
of the blood stained tracks of
man through his devious wander
ings from time immemorial; stop
occasionally as you pass and
notice the work of this ancient
theory. AS the inevitable and
direct fruits Of this doctrine
stands out in bold relief the dy-
ing nation of France, the hide0us
pile at Waterloo, the despair of
the Russian peasants, that innu-
merable host of the lower caste
dowp trodden and depopulated
Ireland, the mangled corpses on
the fields of Lexington and Con-
cord, Bunker Hill and Saratoga.
Witness the coal famine at Gin
cinnati, Black Friday, the very
late congestion of the money cen
ters of the United States, the
altitudeof the predatory corpora
tons of the United States. How
many poor men are in the u. S.
Senate? None. Most of them
are multimillionaires. This is
the bloody alphabet that spells
out the oppression of man. It is
not a fact that the rich are better
or better qualified than the or
binary person of the present age
but the converse is more than
true. What is the chef argu-
ment for the money bags rule?
The answer is MONEY! On
every side and in every direction
we see the desirable and profit
able places filled by those who
are already rich. And this
damnable and pernicious practice
carries in it the seeds of the over
throw Of our Republic. Money
is not a fit sign Of fitness to hold
office although il be a condition
precedent. Are YOU the father
Of a son? Has it been your de-
light TO see him grow and expand
inhbdo and mindf Have Vol
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GrantSville'S New Dentist.
Burnsville, w. Va,
Nov. Ii. 1907.
To Whom it NAV concern:

10 Whom it may concern:
This is to certify that l am
acquainted with G.. O. Hop
kins, whose residence is
huntsville, w. Va. That he
has no superior to my know
ledge in extracting teeth,
and that he also possesses
much skill in bridge and
plate work; that | consider
him a useful man in a neigh
borhood from a dental point
of view.
J. w. KIDD.M. D.
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Use Hanna's Green Seal Paint.
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

Farm Of 20 acre, IN Athens County Ohio
two and onc-hali miles of railhoad: laws
we'll, nicely situated on good road and on
Rural Free Delivery mail rout. An abund-
anoe Of fruit; farm well watered; good well
in yard; fair house and building. VIII
sell cheap if sold soon.
WIN c. FoRDHAM,
Il +. D. No. 2.
Jun. 3m Coolyille Ohio.
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NoTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of VIM Eerrel, deceased
In pursuance Of "A decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Calhoun County and state Of
West Virginia. Made in cause therein
pending TO subject the real estate Of the
said William Terrell deceased to the pay
ment Of his debts, you are required to pre-.
sent your claim agaius, the estate of the
said William Terrell for adjudication to
Albert Smith, commissioner, at his Office in
The town of Grautsville, in said rcounty on
or before thc 'h day OF July, 1903.
Witness. G. q. starcber, clerk Of the
said court this 10th day Of May 1905
G.. @. Starcher, clerk.
Prs. r. Waldo, Deputy.
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BRUCE TERRELL

Candidates for Sheriff, Jar
Wis and Terrell were each in
town Saturday looking after
their interest.
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Cecil Thompson, Grantsville's
new photographer is doing a
business. He has a good family
and Grantsville is glad to have
their lot among us.
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Saw Mill for sale

have for sale one 10 h. p.
Peerless portible boiler and en-
CINE, No. l saw mill; one 90 inch
inserted tooth, 2 solid tooth saws
and a good belt, manufactured
by the Geiser Mfg Co. Capaci-
ty from 5 to 8 thousand feet per
day. | will sell on terms to suit
purchaser if good note is execu-
ted. w. II. JACKSON.
Apr 28-3m. Big Springs.
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N"'houh county, west Virginia.
The Chancery cause OF Joshua Taught
and Caroline Taught
vs.
The Federal Oil Co., corporation duly
organized and doing business under the
laws of the State Of New Jersey.
Having been by decree entered therein
at the April term 1908 of said Court, referr-
ed to the undersigned commissioner with
instructions to ascertain and report an ac-
count showing First; All, the real estate
owned by the said defendant which is
pound by the lien ofthe said plaintiff and
where situated its description and the guam
ity thereof
Second; The lien upon said real estate,
10y whom held their respective amounts and
priorities
Third; Whether said real estate, will in
five years rent for a sufficient sum to nav
of and discharge said lien and the costs of
this suit
Fourth: And such other matter as any
party in interest may require, the same be-
ing pertinent or such other matters as said
commissioner himself may deem pertinent
wheter so required or not.
The parties to said suit will therefore,
TAKE NOTICE
that the said Commissioner has fixed upon
Thursday the l1th day ofJune 1908, and
his office in the town of Grant svile as the
place when and where he will proceed to
execute the said order of reference. All
parties in interest are hereby required to
appear at that time and place to do what
may be necessary to protect their respec-
tive interests. Given under my and this
the 10th day of May 1908.
ALBERT SMITH,
&c It. Commissioner
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Sheriff Ed. Gamer returned
last Friday night from Parkers-
burg where he has been several
weeks measuring timber and
loading ties. He has sold world
of timber this spring.
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Bears sbo 1Ihs Klad Yo1 Haze kHaB Boneti
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You need not hesitate about using this
new Hair Vigorfrom anyfear OF its chang.
ing the solor of your hair. The new
Ayers Hair Vigor prevents premature
grayRess, but does not change the color
OF the hair even TO the slightest degree.
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Charges for Announcements.

Congress, $25. 90
State Senate 1900
House of Delegates, 1000
Sheriff, 1000
Circuit Clerk, 1000
County Clerk, 1000
Prosecuting Attorney, 1000
Assessor, 1000
Supt. of Schools, 1000
Co. Surveyor, 500
Co. Commissioner, 500
Justice of Peace, $50.
Constable, $50.
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Stop That Cold

To chock early colds m Grippe with 'preventics"
means sure defeat for pngiinuuia. 10 stop n cold
with ProverfC d. safer tlian 20 iot 70 run and he
Obliged % cure 10 afcrwrds. To pc sure Pre-.
ycntiCs wll,curo oven deeply seated cold bus
taken carly-nt the megre stnRo-thCy break or
hend oh those early cods That's surely better
That's Thy they arc called Brcvcntica
ircVcuics nf0 litlc Csndy Cold eures 40 Ouin-
Ae, no physlc. nOthipg fgEeuiug Nice fer Tie
chlldfeu- and thoroughly SAFE too. M y0u feel
chilly f you sucexe ~ sou ache ON ovarsthink Of
frcrcntice. froufntgoss my also save hall vour
usual sickness And don't forget your child. IN
Rere u ievarishuesa nifff or day. Herein prob.
aely Hes Prevcnics greatest efficiency Sold 30
% n0yes Tor tho pocket also in DC boxes of IS
iTcYontics. Insist on your druggists giving YOU
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7Gt
. oMMIssIONER's NOTICE.
Albert SMITH,
Commissioner

Commissioners Office, Circuit Court o
Calhoun County, West Virginia.
The Chancery cause OF Joshua Taught
and Caroline Taught
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NOTICE.

It,.
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Pr S. T. Waldo, Deputy
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
LEASERS MAKE GOOD
 ON ELLISON CLAIMS
They Struck Rich Eighteen Inch Streak of Ore in the
 Producer Shaft,

SPRING CREEK, May 16.-A big strike has been made bg leasers on Col. J. w EIlison's gold claims. To- cated about ten miles west Of Pleas anc Valley near Diamond Butte Old Pioneer Houden, who was killed by the Apaches twenty. years asu. minef coarse gold from. this noun tain. - The leasers have struck an eighteen inch streak of very high grade ore in the Producer shaft and are making a fine showing. .-
 Prospecting upon the Houdon leGges has revealed the fact that unon the Sally Jones claim lays the biggest mine in the territory A monster quartz ledge cuts the coun- try aud where this ledge has been crosscut its values run bc'ween s25 and $40 per ton The average width of the ledge is twelve feet
 The formation here at this contact is diorite upon the footwal and schist ryholite upon the hanging wall. The general geology q the country is quartZite, schist, diorite. rhyolite formations. The timber and water in this district Is plentiful and the cost of handling the ore both mining and milling would not exceed S4 per ton-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17

have shown an absolute control of the industry. There is a large class that is being punished by both the organizations of labor and those of manufacturers, and it only remains for an organization of farmers and planters to complete the circle. If all got their share then the policy of high prices would at least not do any harm, but such is not the fact, for the ,proteoaed manufacturers and other are getting much too great a percentage of profit, while the wage earner gets but a little of the addi- tions to prices enabled by the pro tective tariff,A and everybody pays Tor 1t. The advance in freight rates will cost the country many millions of dol lars and the men will get but very small portion of this sum. Hence WE are not solving the problem of the current depression in business with any more attention to safe underly- ing and lasting principles. than we are that of the currency.
 There is, however, a better under standing of these things than ever before. and there is little doubt but that the movement for a revision of the tariff Is growing. The discussions of the currency question have also added to the knowledge of the peo- pie at large. and as the question is studied. 1t is becoming more evi- dent that the central bank idea, piac- ing the control of money rates in the hands of semi-official institution representing the whole country, is the proper solution. In the same way as the people come to understand the workings of tSe tariff they will insist that 1t be revised.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
JEROME DISTRICT
 MINING OPERATIONS
Clark Company Shafts Are Working FuII-TestS Are
 Being Made for Oil,

JEROME, ARIl, May 16.-The United Yerde's big tunnel is in $500 feet and the crosscut being cut from the 1,000-foot level Of the mine 70 connect with it is in 800 feet. It will require little over 2,000 feet more driving to make connections. Excellent progress is being made ann the big bore will be of incalcuable value in the matter of ventilation and draining the mine.
 The Verde Grande has almost con- pleted the work of cutting pump station and stump, and within a few days will resume the work of sinking down. The pump is on the way frUIn the factory. The bottom of the shaft is now in an interesting mineralized formation, and further developments in sinking will be watched with keen interest.
 At the Sycamore the diamond drill has passed the 50O-foot mark and is sinking in the formation at a better rate than was expected. The cores coming up the past week have all showed good mineral values. some sections assaying as high as $550 per ton in gold
 
 Mescal tunnel, which is in about 600 feet
 The Arkansas and Arizona, after Q few days shutdown to maKe needed repairs, is driving ahead again in its tunnel.
 At the Cleopatra more miners have been taken on and considerable ore Is being mined every day. Experi- enceG mining men who have exam ined this property think that the ore deposits tapped in the tunnel at a depth of nearly 1000 feet will exuena almost to the surface.
 The Yavapai Oil and Development company, near Valley Station, has reached a depth of 900 feet with it's drill, and the oil scent in the water is more pronounced as depth i: gained. Experienced oil men, who have watched the progress of the company, express much confidence in the outcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
ANNUAL WORK ON
 THE DUNCAN CLAIMS
Miners at Work on ComanChe Chief Where There Is
 50 Foot Shaft,

This week the annual work for 1908 on the CSpt. John A. Duncan group of claims in the Paradise dis tTict was commenced, under the ul- rection of Superintendent J. H. Mo Clellan; and in all probability opera tions viii continue throughout the year. Only two miners were put on at the start, but this force will be added to later in the year.
 The miners were put at work in the tunnel on the Comanche Chief claim. On this claim there is a 50- foot shaft, the bottom of which is in ore, and the tunnel, now in about 25 feet, will be run 70 or 50 feet farther. making connection at the bottom of the shaft. Should drifting or cross cutting on that level then be decided upon, the tunnel would be a much easier and cheaper means of mucking out than the shaft,
 This group adjoins the San Simon or the south, and is admitted to be one of the most valuable properuss in the Chiricahua mountains. The ore showing in numerous places, particularly on the Santa Fe. Co., manche Chief, Sunfower and other claims of the group, are excellent, and the contacts are strong and un- usually promising. It is a signifi- cant fact, too, in this connection, that Captain Duncan, the owner, who has had considerable successful expert ence in mining, continues to do the annual work on 40 claims-eveTy foot of it, $4,0O0 worth each year thus bearing evidence both d his faith in the district and of his belief that his group is worth a good price,