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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
The Vol, Political Newa

Secretary Taft Is in New England
thls week. At Concord and Nashua,
n. H., Tuesday he was greeted by
large and enthusiastic crowds and
made speeches sustaining the Roose-
welt policies.
1t IL reported that Hon. Curtis Guild
Jr.. governor of Massachusetts,, who
has been speaking with Taft in the
west, Is Tatt's tavorite for second
|place on his ticket, and that such a
Emove will tend to bring the b y state
into line for TAFT
Wisconsin democrats at their state
convention endorsed Bryan and in
structed their delegates for him.
The district delegates from Bryan's
home district to the republican con-
vention we're instructed for Roose-
Welt.
A national Hughes league has been
formed with Gen Stewart l.. Wood
ford o. New York al it's head. State
leagues will be organized in connec-
ton.
Most OF the Missouri republican DEL
egates are instructed for Taft.
The state committee of Tennessee ia
for Taft and that of Mississippi for
Foraker.
The Illinois state committee Is for
Cannon.
An active movement for Hughes ID
on foot in New Hampshire, led by ex-
Governor Batchelder.
First Assistant Postmaster-Genera
Hitchcock has resigned TO take charge
OF the Taft canvass. Charles =. Gran
field OF Missouri has been named tc
succeed him.
Foraker claims that his following
stayed away from the republican pri.
maries in Ohio, not suited with theil
conduct.
Secretary Taft says he has given ~
dieting 70 reduce his weight, and ha.
concluded "to let nature do her per
feet work"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Big Fire in Wood.tock. NH.

Fire Thursday cestro yed the greater
part of the business section of North
Woodstock y. II. causing a total
loss estimated at 500 coo. The burn
ed buildings were the FalrgeId house,
the opera house bu ling with stores
on the ground floor, very stable
of Joseph Constantine, with all equip
ment and tao horses, the Putmt II
building, containing n store n the
New Engllnd telephone exchange.
The IRE started from en- unknown
cause in the hotel, owned by Gideon
Rhude. Twenty-Five guests had time
to escape and save their personal et-
fects. Thers Is no fire apparatus
there and n volunteer brigade from
North Woodstock a I'd Lincoln fought
the danes with only a hoss and by
drants.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
This woman says Lydia F..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.

=
saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes 10 Mrs. Pinkham:
81 can truly say that Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, aud | cannot express my gratitude
70 you in words For years ] suffered
with the worst forms OF female CON-
plants. continually d~oc;oring and
spending lots Of money for medicine
without help. wrote you for advice,
followed /, as directed. and took Lydia
Z Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
IL has restored me TO perfect health.
Had IL not been for you / should havc
been in nv grave to-day. / wish every
suffering woman would try IT,"
FACTS FOR SICK N
For thirty years Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively currd thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements. inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling. flatulency, indiges-
ton dizziness, or nervous prostration-
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pfnkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice
She has guided Thousands %
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-11
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

T. Julia Ford. uee Jackson. and T. T.
 Iaaa. their heirs. successors or as-
 signs
 Yaa are hereby notified that the un- dersien"d has expended in labor and Improvements the sum of one hundfel dollars for the year leo7 upon thc fol- lowing claim. to-wit: Hot Air quartz eiaim situated one-half mile from s,"k eIai8 N ou Trilby. and oue- half mile from NJ. above on Solo aau liver. in lhc cape Nome Mining bistrfct, District af Alaska.
 And yea are further notified that II you da not. within ninety (gO day from the date of final publication herr- ef eaus" to be paid to the undersigned Hour proportionate share of said ex-
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Proofs Of labor.
NOTICE.

N"Jic" Is hereby given by Frank II. Waskey and Thos R. White that they are th" owners and in posses ion Of that certain placer mining claim known as Bench Claim No. l. brlow discovery on th" left limit of Dry creek in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska: That the same is valid mining claim and was lawfully in possession of said Waskey and White at. and long prior to, the date of tho entry of the Nome toansitc. and title to no part of said mining claim has been vested in the trustee of the Nome townsitc.
 Nome. Alaska, March 10. 1908
 FRANK H WASKEY
 THOS. R. WHITE
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MINERS
 MOVING
ozE'asG HE" GROUND. SINK Hso sEW SHAFTS AND PROS
 PEcTING NEW PLACES.

H-=#== #-szg Iz -fll n4.
 .aasr4 Hr ad-
 a#d Hat q
 #Haae-- 1T. @e.r .a t nea f-a.Haa #a Caft+ T.ar-er t=#.a satef e# sa. Rox#a
 f9 as.s. t =#s sons Aaz- .-aarr- #.# t.. #4.s I.s. ar.eE aiaz-at. .a# H.s a#z.= H1. a..# ... -#e.. f=a...# na. taaHaaa .a aslfe .a#aa ua Fa#s .aar eei.#leas Ea=#-H @ i5aa- arr moving 2 a. s.a. ea..H. .her, te.g have aaa.s4ad aaaes --ae good rra- aa=t.
 earan u IaAr-aoa reorl- tr= na#e H.f-r aad tts other .H- ar ,a -a4,af ta ..Es --a,s sHan ta r. swaas strr
 E#afe'aa taH sfaaaz tt4- -tartea .e e.. aaa..a. nr. creek and viI -r=fssf rfa ground carefully
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ROME. ALASKA. MARCH II 1908
THE EVILS or BETTING.

ts #H..H af T.. Aara.sz l4==sa asa.==#a- traHitHfrg ta a.aI alsaf- lfa pul4ablHp tae "aafa an'af 'he rar's r aaH adopted t. ;. HI0irr f.r4 me s#. 4.flas- tHa s.1. .lr.E.i a.laf sa44u m4 f+a#-fr# fr=f#s r1. r.uaaH a. <. f. HaIt tH ae 4r fH- fHfm .... fau af rne. aa.#s.#- rad a e4Har af. a.uHtfa4 ..f= =tHr anean. -rl4e aaaa ..t fa rHs aaaruae .f- -4-h msrr.t. san ar e,tt.f a4aa aa serortra from n .ef ..t.t.. ..a t.-f or r,-e. ar.- aa. aH# 7. a.H##H ,sHrHt t raaa hasr H.H s.r. o.n.t usrhaa .r
 autd foe aoula has, obyiat., ...e t"r aH t.. acesssits af snefpr
 ldrHatiau pHa need arsar aFala- s.l. 10 a maa f noe make .ure af 'Itrg him
 ta at- aa aaaf ef |. saaaar4a HaH r#-e. uat It. som t1ne u. t.ra.a fa .piea. Che r.-
 '- H#a HaffarHs a5ae mo
 .rs= raaH To s-..f54f
 isHaf# tt..t u present. uea- 3 rtetare m.Ha 4no=f .aarr Il. e-'0a I.t.Hm 4. l.# .de.t ul ..al.f m#a |. Uni sar aure |, aemut n..a. a..a h. aaa- fH. atfoap, HH. HaaFl aftatrf- ta commit zai- stda tHJ8He sas nima.If B fh- rt- ,..aff hal ht Hmplug rue Iab. a. Ha'a Ju=ta. e.l .aa urf ta Iar r Hafh a.,#e fa. e4iaI.#t remedy Hf inclination. take thsir aaur#e # wa arfau can .neet nc me l.st t4s a- dHe and ya beyond .h" raaeh.a of aaaser@la weapons. aaa af Gre o.t,t b., m'u he bets himself Htfa financial condition .yai-h makes hsi'iue imrn. sItle
 1T man relI, .-Hts ,a if. hrlf heo"n. 2 d,ad .a.. and .o sin re 7fu 9hp bot. Eaan aair sauis ta L. game .ueHeH
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taaE a, suaI. HE.s aad immediately north af E..m..- ualn'. and Era1- si#. G,EHsi and raadv situate au t1H st- baHE af S.#sa flFer tHJt tHe same Hef tait mining claims and u. fH5y m t-. Ha-saS~iu# af said eaai4at 4t Il. safe 4f eHtrv of tho Semr taausife and long prior there Ea. aul that ut.. ,p DO part of said tfH-fe. .of the Nome tnwnsite.
 NOME x SHOOK Ca &"ms. Alaska March (. 1908 5t
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DOG Flosr STARTS FATAL ROW Naaqst. spee.sI Service.

iAIitH"NT f kl Msrh s-T8 fet. .ase re i'a.aa- at OpeRi-ka 'tl= ref- Stueett shot and
 t#rrF killed Frank AIagro and ' ..n sauHa.d his brother. bn The ausrr-I occurred over a dog G.Ht
 Tsn wounded man vas brought Ia 1a Cook haaprai here tonight II is aif at fua hospital tha' h. wm !Ee- Ir d.e brfan. morning
 fhe mmler.f a-car.d
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NOTICE.

Notie" is hereby given by 4. r.. Boyd that he k the owner of the plac- CT mining claim known as The Three Friends Placer Claim" also known as the "lda May Bench Claim" and also known as "No. II Bench" lying on the east and west sides of the north end of Steadman avenue and extending to the south bank of Dry creek: that the same was q valid mining claim and lawfully in the possession of my as- sign"rs at the date of entry of the Nome townsite and long prior thcreto; and that the title to no part of said claim has been vested in the trustee of the Nome townslte.
 A F. BOYD
 Nome. Alaska. March 2. 1908. !
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the Nome and Shook company that 1t k the owner of placer mining claims No F below on Dry creek. Mumps. Nephri- lis. otitis. Utah and Winchester sit
 uate at and east of the mouth of Dry creek: poeohentas. situate on the east
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PROHIBITIONS GROWTH.

>ei +'Hee tho days of abolition haf ans great ethical principle mads such ., hFht for recognition hy mt political .Fstem as prohibition has within fh
 iaFi f,N t"ar Like thr abolition movement ttr struggle for prlhibi
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Maj. Ee.sH. E l.. Fox rfr.Es Ans aHaEa faN eFeat- AiHsvogte $1. .as FOX creek AinsHorl4 Na g attatf= r.aN eHess5 Josie. L. l.. HlstHr H--z Hudson. L. l.. Union slldH. AE- a# i=. Her l. l.. Fox ereeH Sfar aH t=sr. ars.k. Ne SHn-az gg.ah. E..
 Willow II j. E-e|H-=
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MARCH g. 1908
Locations

laaaa claim au tundra niles wazt af %#H. Ian Isos \ V Thomp- =aa = as
 Nssa1a a-sa- be, Sidues aaa Se- a7fs ef-sks aJn. 1 lsas Emil Brick =#a ef aI
 sydney s--a# ssdney craab. Jan l.. sr'a i.ox crock. AfHsW5lth. NJ. ! tse, EmH Erickson slreid et al. Montana esso.. sonora cr.eK. Jan. 1sas. Emu Erickson Streid et aL f,is hef Franklin euleh and pry sHees Ja4 | isos. SchNarz Kafzi fraction aear Llf,la err k. H.H. t- taa,
 t- Ssaa-y fe'a. Cod naff5H .f.af.. t1a [ fsas. raa sullivan .f aE
 Conveyance. '. z Ia Forge ta Geu. C Joues Jta. ieas. z f1fsfesf in tao Ma Spring HaI Spider associatiou
 Proofs of Labor
 Blue Deg a-so- L. l. Snake river Fraueis Walton
 lagoon gfour Nome rrvcr Fred Dastl,s ,f ul
 Haiieict group Buster c,rck. far years fso7 and lFeS. paIcbisFcy ef al
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  t.,tHat Fs1#f HHI.s -. md .aa a.a--t aaa
 ae=t1r a.a aad asHH,H rzsa #t1'# 1sasH H#, .# u##.. tHfsHda# Hs1.f #5rasH..z z aH aaer 'a .-4ata Har ha#H1 grsaf.r sla ff ..aH exaspf a Is at.a a.. .4e "fH uaf Dc l.a |. =. "as 'hat af l'= great farar f aiI' hat Ias tH.s t=s b4H..t In tae gar of Lallat= eaa @ come Getty-bara
 FfarIbifiar ae au Is.u.. .. s.a. s4 'ar .W'r fa ,le'.-. .rl.ulr a-- el=#r.'s err5 oHf ,r#traf.rI# n la=s-r ft fl na .EF-H t HrU fa.ret.tHae. Ee a# a#ase er il.s. ts.a era=t IeiHiaaf parla a##ae .nEs.r l.uLHsr # olt ar tls a-te Taaa .la meet i' squarIr and aus.a. ,.. *tia either have ta sst.- fl aHfa sz..r friendly pes.s and .a e v brat l' dnsu r. mas Hat E- ua- iinnal iseua .n next years eamralr1. hnt II @ill he .H fhe campaign af fsls f i' continue it pfceeut marvellous erasth DH of tHa eighty odd mit- lions of people ln taa r.uitea State. tH"re are now az zooo1b9 u.iaa direct !. Aaaaf at-e.at- ahlbHHm aaa, t-. aa af ffs.af r. or aH a, 4#a. .He fan. af H. arar such aa army aa thss ...- Too h.a-H'f a-ia,. aFbf.e
 Tas euoa tHlHr tar #fgsu.I 5.a.+tl.Haa har t.sa ,au#l 4 i4la-. r. tf. orIoHou's. sat lr frt whenever q enuu4a a arr -af~ il rarely e.er ssts back ; '"el. again CT remain at eera far. s.eu II il once eel back s4. 4 n,y h'. 4 fallurD. a4 a friaelrl-.ar .rt..f.t. ar.l iu.ttas il fnas be.a faI#e rlac- tr~ for individual a.r uf 4. boo t'ir1i issue il !. uai nilH. E- puhliean= and democrat aHha uln n.r# forced ta admit tha' and be rlgbtv r"iit" about aamlHar aaa ol "i3 prohibition q4r. ar, a u.H fhrir feature soa. Wa aas.. pas, sA ,ata can be raa.,at.d Ha sa. t"" aueh time ID tllas If th.. t4i.p4
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
CALLED OUT

Al alamo ea- rut H Ia the fire dr- rH'H'a' ''.- H0raap at 2 a'eloel fraa rHa esatul office of fa. telephone comp as aaf the nrrmea pu arriving ai fh" rrne found lb. eause of The uumous Had been removed
 fi.e e.t'' at= da' fs # smal blaz.= .aieH ae.'ata np-.tae ureetuug of
 Hf'I.t ti Hiea Hed ie.a placed aa fin. =t.ee fhe aarf. aar
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-11

\" l"rs"'.. man cor woman ..ha can mot I""t on tho bright aide -hould e,'. h" permitted tu enter the mar riago state.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-11

Prosperity x nk" Waisks If tak.s only nut" |" go lo sofn, peoples heads while other, cn stand , good deal.
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Reserved Seats at kelly's

peHaliurs# as eo-ewuers. yeur interest m said claim will become thc property - tHs a#drr=l suea. under Section ea.f af ,1ss Revised Statutes of tho Tuffcd state
 F. N SILVER.
 Co-0wuer Fly F. L. Silver Agent and Attorney iu-Faet
 Datr af Grst peh Feb =. iahS Date of last pub May 6. 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-11
LOCATIONS March 6 and eO9

a Ia= = A>eH GH Is. L. ~HEuHs EuiEE Jan. l'os Taa- Gray st al JahH l. group. Spruce rreek. Jan | iaas. Thos Gras ef al
 f;rass group. Spue. creek Jan 1. ifo.. T.a- tir q, .'
 ryx ca# between Ela-eado and Beaver Feb. C i,os. 1T II Drake Twin claim Telephone creek. Jan I. 1908. Martin sli-covich et al
 New Fra vest of Anvil mountain. JaH. L 1908 Caas Sevhifferle et al Golden group Mystery creek, Jan l. lt1s Gabo Carlson et al
 Idaho grarr4 Mystery cr.ak Jan. | I94s. fiabc Carlson et al
 Gold Tin Grouse gulch. Jan { 'os. G J Lomeu
 Conveyance.
 F J. coston te IT. Wagner. oct. 23. l907 lot s in block 2i.
 Notice of Forfeiture. \ G KingsGury to ". F. Kings bury ct al, New Hampshire. Maine. Vermont. Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut and Baby Whale placer claims an located cast of Nome river. Nov Q. 1907
 Proofs of Labor. Julia Rcnca T.. l.. Dry creek. \. Parry.
 Big Five euop. R. I. Dry crock. r s. Lange
 rpper btsrr Hobson creek Gust A. Nasby
 No. above Disc. Hobson creek N. E D. Foraud"r
 N" ( Bench. l.. l.. Dry creek. Fred Crane Il al
 Tebron Bench, L. l. Mystery creek. Vim. Esting I.ansen
 No. 1e above on T. l.. Anvil creek. C. J. Lomen, agt
 Bench on second tier off No R. l.. Anvil. C. J. Lomen. agt
 Bench on lst tier adj 13 above. An fil, C. J. Lemen ct al
 Arctic. bet. Snake and Sunset creeks. F. II Berggmat. -s=-, Portland and Laramie. L. T.. oregon creek. J. Lundback ct al.
 No. above Spencer. l.. l.. Anvil creek Gust Eaklund ct al
 Etld Eagle bet. Anvil and Little C. J Lomon et al
 
 Goose Lake. L. l.. Newton. C. ]. Lomen ct al
 No. { and No. Newton c. J. To- men ct al.
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KILLED BROTHER FOR CHOPS

NEW ORLEANS aIarch II. Edgar i'r1d". H' haf and Eiu-d today t. hi# hrata'g Million after quarrai '''f mess .t chops vhier ra. math- sa.af 'Ae '.ea.a.9 uas frying for Mil t'sH Edrm targW th. chops throuch th' "ina"w Later Milton shot him claiming sclf-defensc.
 X knife with the hladr #rso ,v,4 i"nnd in ihe hand oft dead man
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-11
40- MILE ENTRIES

Close March t4 Fee $1O. Is, pr,,- 800, 2nd, s1G0; 3rd. $50.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-11

.4.'a.ta eaH be e7Hf.Hf.d no Aa. i t"" nueh tim, tp Alaa If th.. r.t.a- ! tat don't suif A.l4
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Admission Sl.OO
MATTERS
 RECORDED
MARCH 5 1908 Iocatfcnk

S below Ha#..# Hs..E Jan I tsa. l. G EueE~s#
 H.t#aH Tfea-uf= f l.. Glacier Jaa. ! laa- Erakzon EsIe fraction h.t iaeI--id, aud ui- a=snd L.. riaIas DO. Dtt4 H8zIs q eI
 Crown group :. 2 IIas'ag et.se q. is1s Iaser Y aE,IsA .. a,
 Conveyance. P.-f-l f M== tfu,ur. euta# Feb it9s H#.a##-f E# <aats5- H' al Ianrsz reaa-
 Power of Attorney a THfE-su st ?. F { NeAt.,..- NIX z. l4gg
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Iemp's St. Louis Beer on drauqh, at The Club
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Conveyance.

e = Ia Forge ts Geu. e Iauaz J,a i1asz ' fgfsHesf in t#c N#N. Spring aHI Spider association
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-19

Profit by reading the want ads
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Talk About Sleeping.

Women are like men when it comes
to sleeping, Plenty OF restful sleep
makes a man strong and vigorous, and
it makes woman happy and beauti-
full. But both women and men can
procure restful sleep BY using Sex
inc Pills. II is well known that ner-
vousness and overwork prevent sleep.
1t is equally well known thai Sexine
Pills produce that delightful relaxa-
zion that folds ones tired limbs III
Natures arms while the unconscious
body draws new life and vigor- Sex
inc pills are the perfect tonic They
are guaranteed They cost 81 box;
SIX boxes IS with full guarantee in-
closed. Address or call ON Manown
Z. Barnes, where they sell all the prin
cipal remedies and do not substitute.
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Baltimore 8 Ohio R. R.

Schedule in effect Nov. II, 1907.
Leave Martinsburg.
sDaily. xDaily except Sunday. zSun-
day only.
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Coed Seed Corn Very Scarce.

According to men whose business it
is to study crops, a corr famine is
imminent during the coming season un
less farmers exercise due precaution
in the selection OF seed corn.
1t is estimated that not more than
twenty per cent. OF the seed corn har-
vested last fail will terminate this
season.
These estimates are made by men
like Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
Martin, Economy BIOLOGIST Surface. ].
A. Brandtfi of the Paxton Flour and
Feed Co., and Harry l.. Holmes, gem
eral manager of the Holmes Seed Co.,
all of Pennsylvania.
The seed corn is in poor condition
over the entire country. Pennsylva-
MIA happens to be one of the poorest
states in the Union in this particular;
one section in Pennsylvania is as bad
ly off as any other spot, and
in the Cumberland valley the percent
age Of seed corn which does not pos
sess the requisite germinatiye quail
ties is especially high
The poor seed corn is attributed to
the unreasonable weather last year
The corn did not have time to dry out
properly. Before il was thoroughly
dry it froze, and freezing kills the
germinatiye quality. Freezing does
not altogether impair the nutritivt
quality or the corn, however. and the
grain can be used for food, unless
it has become so damp as to be mushy
or unless it has moulded to such an
extent that live stock will refuse to
eat it.
The one way to insure a good crop
of corn is to test the germinative quail
ity in each ear before planting any
Of the seed. Economic zoologist Sur
face gave the following instructions
for testing:
Select the ears which appeaEsb be
good and sound. Pick half dozen
grains from each ear at random. Mum
Der the ears and keep the picked
grains in a group separate from any
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-19
JONES' SPRING ITEMS
ynics OF the Comings and Goings Of
tho People Whereabouts.

..--~-..------------- ~----
Jones' Spring, March 19.---Rev. MI.
Chubb, of the United Brethren church,
Of this place, is attending conference
at Keyser, w. Va.
Little Canada, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brady Alvey, is quite sick at his home
Mr.. II. A. Shipper, OF New York, is
spending the week with his friends.
Miss Pearl James has returned from
visit to Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Brady Alvey and Miss Bertha
Kilmer spent Saturday and Sunday
in Martinsburg.
Mrs. Files. who was thrown from a
buggy several weeks ago, is slowly inn
proving.
Rev. Edgar Wilson spent Sunday in
Greenspring.
A large crowd attended the sale OF
Mrs. Amy sharff last SATURDAY. Mr.
William Riggs bought the home farm
for S29s.
Mr.. Walter Sharff and family Will
move next week near Gerrardstown
on the Miller orchard property.
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Das been quite sick for few days, but

has been quite sick for a few days, bus
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. H. Isuble gave a
social to their many friends Thursday
evening. A large crowd was present
Refreshments were served and all had
a very pleasant evening.
Miss Olive Houck spent Sunday
here with her home folks and friends
Miss Amanda Jack spent Saturday
in MartInsburg.
Harmony Sunday school will hold
the election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year Sunday morning.
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sDajly. xDaily except Sunday. zSun-
day only.
EaStb0unG.
For Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
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a. M; No. s, *10.05 a. M; No. 2,
sl0.2S a. M; No. 6, s2.37 p. M; No.
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For Baltimore and Way Stations. No
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For Winchester, No. s, xl0.05 a. M;
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No. 6, x2.S7 p. M; No. Is, x6.0O p. M
Westb0und.
SIS, fills a. M; No. 5, 1917 p. M. !;
No 8. SLIPS p. m
For Romney, No Is, x6.3O a. M; NO
So, KILLS p. ID.
For Berkeley Springs, No. is, x6.30 a.
M: No. /, x6.11 D. m.
For Chicago, via Pittsbnrg, No So,
*11.1S a. M; No S, s3.17 p. m. Via
Grafton. NO. Z. *7.37 p. m.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st.
Louis, No. 8, $3.50 a. M; No. SIS,
*1l1S a. m; No. /, *611 p. M, via
Parkersburg
For Keyser. Piedmont and Grafton,
No. 5, $3.50 a. M: No. SIS, *Ii.1S a.
m: No 5. 1877 p. M; No. l, *6.11
p. m; No. Z, *7.37 p. m.
For Wheeling. No. 55, ILLS a. m. !;
No. z, *7.37 u. m.
For Pittsburg and ConnellsyiIlo, No.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-19
FOR THE FARM, ORCHARD AND GARDEN
Matters Of Importance 10 The AgPCuNuPEt and HOrtGuluPsl

other groups, and keep each group
numbered correspondingly to the ear.
Take q pan as large as necessary
and cover it with a piece OF heavy
flannel. On this flannel lay the groups
of grain, having each grain lying tlat.
Cover the grain with another piece
of flannel. Then dampen the flannel
and place the pan in a warm place. Do
not let the flannel become dry. BE
sure to keep the corn damp and warm.
The grains should terminate within
three or four days. If no signs of ger
mination are noticed at the end of q
week it is highly probable that the re-
mainder of the corn on the ear from
which the grain was picked is unfit
Tor seed corn.
This test is acknowledged by all
grain men to be good one for the
farmer and to be about the only one
which can be made by the average
agriculturist. The only objection adj
yanced to it is that possibly it does
not go sufficiently far. AT the United
States government laboratories in
Washington and at the laboratories of
big commercial houses nearly a dozen
different kinds of tests are used--all
seeking the same result. That is the
way seed corn placed on the market
s tested; IL the corn stands o per-
,entage of the several tests it Is safe
% plant it.
The grain men say that any farmer
who expects to buy seed corn instead
i using his own ought not to think OF
any which is not sold UNI
der a certificate that it has been pro-
perly tested and found to measure up
to the required standard
AS result Of the failure of the
crop, so far as termination is con-
cerned the price Of seed corn is now
more than 100 per cent above its
price in a normal year. Men expert
enced in such matters expect to see
ii reach S. per bushel within short
time. 1t is now selling at from $2 to
s3sper bushel, according TO grade The
normal price is about 81. These
prices are for shelled corn