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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24
MONDAY, FEB. ~. 1908.
THE nNRT orESTInN.

\ majority of the Democratic
members of the legislature were
thoughtfully persuaded TO partici-
pate in Republican called legisla-
tive-secret caucus to consider the
Virginia debt question. The ohicc,
was not to invite wisdom or accent
suggestion from them. but to- bind
them by caucus obligation TO what
ever the caucus might determine 70
do. Measures which have been r9rr-
fully kept from the Democrats arc
now under way toward compr1w-
Use of this debt. which will result
nm putting upon West Virginia T..
lifelong burden whose dimensions
cannot at this time be measured
even by suspicion. Up to the prosep.
time the subject has been ono Tor
Republican consideration alone. the
secrets of which have been selr-
lously reserved from the people.
while the proceedings looking 20 an
arrangement Of the debt were an
der way. They have seemingly rro
crossed to n point at which II ls
deemed prudent TO let the Demo
Gratis of the legislature I'm far
enough to bind them to such actio.
as the Republican majority NAV do
termine to take And this has bee
done without letting them know . :
that has been done, or wbo4 p. g..
proposed further to do. All outward
appearances indicate that the Demo
Gratis have been made the ST Inns
OF a political trick. whereby th.
party is sought to be bound ,bou,
subject with which thcy hq.c NOT
been permitted TO have anyth,ra IN
do. The subject has reached p 3nin.
where a settlement Is talked of ANA
1t might be Inferred from the p.
iusal of the attorney 10 9iso,o,.
any particulars Of the facts INV
possess that a compromise is not
very remote. OF course a settlement,
out OF court means the assur,n+ion
by this state of a debt of millions
ana debt that would have 20 no
paid. W ~
1t was said, and almost proven
some twelve years ago, that as soon
as the Republican party thourht IT.
ser hrmly established in this state
the payment of this debt would then
De insisted upon. 1t was also assert
cd that certain Republican leaders
We're large holders of these certi-
hcates either through purchase mr.
donation, and that the pavmen. of
lhis debt meant a fortune +, tror,
for nothing.
Later events have served 10 e.
taOlish that these charges ,ro~.
based upon something moro en-.
stantial than mere suspicion rvoon
time message and party ara1ma,,
and conduct have gone far to,.r5
hNing these facts MS cerrafrHos -.
De accomplished 'The coureo .us
tendency of the present alr,f,,-
tration has been to reach a corcIr
SION as to this dent with fho ~,
Ject in view OF having West W.
EIhia pay it. The iuifcia1 rroc..l
l"ES now pending I'm the supreme
court of the United States war. ,r.
important move in the same dive
tIon. and they were FIN tho ,s,,-.
OF an excuse for rurrvlrg ,o.
''mise settlements Such 1rogr.ss
'' 'sen made that the matter f..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

The meanest man in the country
lives in Tacoma. When some one
told him that man had run away
with his wife. he asked why did
he rum"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24
EXAMINATION POR MnDDTBs.

Albany. ~ T.. Feb. 2t.-An sx-
animation OF candidates for midship-
meh at the Annapolis naval academy
vas held here today. the successful
applicants TO be appointed BY Con
gresham q n. SouthwioR.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24
Wall or WOE FROM DENVER.

Denver Colo, Feb. 24.-Undor
the new local option law. the May
election 10 the Ninth district will
undoubtedly result in the Danish
ment Of saloons from that section
or the city, leaving tho national
Democratic headquarters stranded
nigh and dry. full mile from the
nearest bar.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24
SHANNON's PROJECTION
THE BANKER's CHILD.

The society event OF the season
NiI boo tho coming engagement Of
Marry shannon The Bankers
Child % brilliant four-ac, comedy
drama which uiI be- presented at
.1a E.ks theatre tonight This at
traction comes 70 us with hstterine
press reports
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

II George Washington had lived
to this day ne would be surprised
to know that the entire states are
not only willing but determined to
cut out cherries.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

A Philadelphia merchant has been
saving wood for his nerves. III the
saw struck a knot. he probably
found he had nerves. all right.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

The white house seems TO be fair
ly yearning for commoner at this
Juncture, and there is n commoner
who is fairly yearning for the white
house Will they meet this time?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

A New York dispatch announces
that the Cortelyou boom isn't
dead. ~ Perhaps not: but It will re-
quire an extra loud noise to attract
It's attention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

Didn't know the president of the
United States was a trainman. did
you? He has put the brakes on
the Louisville e. Nashville cut in
wages. anyhow.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-24

Telephones Business Office and
Editorial Room. sos.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Two KINDS OF Law.

Alexander p. Bctt. cashier OF
the PeopIes' Bank q Portsmouth,.
Va. stole sz52.O90 from hi~ bank
and VS. given three years in the
peuiteasizry by iury in tie Ports
mouth city oourt-
= few days before 10 the sane
eo1rs snail negro boy. Roy Rob
ll-o1- ~ two years ~ the peni-
Tertiary for rzising 4 trivial order
from fftecn cents 90 ffiy-one cents.
Butt comes ofthe nostprominens
farui's 20 Portsmouth. stands high
20 -ocial circles a. he did in inan-
cal before his rz~cali,y of ten
se1r- ~a~ cADght up with
Ire nero boy. ilii;erate and
ignorant. had 10 friends and no
money 70 fight his case.
d. thee tao rs7yiicts. reached
IN the same oo0rt witbin 4 few fsvs
of each other. Increase respect and
Obedience 20 the lax az the lands
Il iooks that justice iu sometimes
tempered for The powerful and
nfUeutial. guilty ~ robb'ng hun
dreds OF people. while for the
ignorant without friends. Il i
stern and exacts every ource Of the
pound offeSh.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PIants -, polaon d. -.

1t Is matter Of common ol,so~ro.,,,,
mat grass does not grow so wen closo
10 trees as In the onen. The ear,o -
true OF grains. Experiments IN Fn~-
land and in this country have show
mat the deleierious effects Of the No.
heishborhoOd OF grass and treas o-s
mutual The tree suffers as wcll os ~,
grass and grain This IS especlaIIv
true or fruit trees. The cause e e
cribed to the excretions By the trees on
inc one hand, Of substances poisonous
10 the grass and by the grass: on the
other hand. Of substances poisonous 70
tne trees II thus appears that the far.
ure or grass to grow well near treos
should not be aScrihca 10 too mpcb
shade nor TO the exhaustion ~ The
nee roots OF the food supply needed bx
TIE grass.-Exchange.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF Personal PROPERTY

Is Rave 4ec We. p. qr.t farming ! viii
'-el 2 safe - ~ ee-wnrst. = miles y r
1. t--'--e--liii s Perry. OF the Shenandoah
riVer- cn-Dleucing % I'D O. m. on
FRIDAY MARCH IS. 1905.
the following valaao-e personal property:
= HORSES AND rOLTS-2 god hood
mars, heavy draft mare rising three vear
o-c head % hn--es that vii. work any
where, ba-sLear and wagon Iesde-S- .
e@rILs heavy cr-ft colts good Young
lrlsitS - riding ma-es- Wi4 DIVE single -
iou1-e- eo1t driving AID riding horse.
- HEAD OF CATTLE god rnilcb
eoHs- yo--uc Leife-s al. ~ which vfW he
iFe-4 ~ Gay - sale ~ soon thereafter Il
go -i -l1l young steers, Of them are
three year oit- wcl b-1l bull. 5 vesrlin9
calves
A HEAD OF sEEEP-sJ ewes with
.Ar1 o. by their side Hamfshire bucks
- HEAD Oh HyCS-I3 good brood sovVs
Niih plgS- lice sac1fs VIII average about
- pounds each
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. ETC. Four
hOrse wagon and bel farm wagons two
Io5ss spfinS wagon, TlalE cord ladders. pair
shelFlLEs; Deerlng binder > sprir--tooth
n4rroNs, ) square harroWs- horse rake- I
Eiclng and walking culfivaro-- > gicEfo-5
q II N.I.ll1.- crli-s- corn coverer = corn shell
lers, Baker wheat fan. good - new , e,-ain
cradles rakes- > single corn rslsnre-s- > -
mower roller double shovel blows ssingIe
snoEel p-owss / Oliver chilled blows Fai--
banks sca.es; scoop shovel. cioversts-,l ssl,re--
-a-i-oushe- measure, cutting box . sets az
oreech bands; > sets lead gear: wagon SADDLE
collars, . sets pillow gear, : halters- I sly
morse and , tour-hOrse lines; 8 brides. g
honsens; tfth chain; , pair spreaders > pair
breast chains, , pair butt chains single
double and triple tres. , log chains. Grind
stone shoveis, hoes. rakes; picks. mattocks
Z IF r.sh q.
mention
viii also offer $50 barrels OF good white
CON- - bushels Of potatoes, Is o pounds 81
bacon. more or less cans lard: i hives az
bees - grain sacks; loo pounds honey: 50
bushels Of oats
1EkNS-AL sums Of $40 and under cash
On al sums over Sl0 a credit Of u months
VIII De gwen, purchaser To execute negotia-
BE note. with approved security. uavabIe AZ
the First National Bank Of BerrvviiIe No
property 20 be removed until terms are com
piled with.
HARRY BELL. SR.
HeihebOwer & West Aucti0neers
). W. Foley and p II. Powers Clerks
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

the following valuable personal property.
HORSES AND COLTS good vol
horses, viii work anywhere: black Percbe-o-
stallion, years old; Kentucky saddle sal
hon, Year. Old; pair diving horses. heavy
S 1rAIt colt VIII be ) years old in May; year
ling heavy draft colt
. CATTLE COWS and > heife-s 2 n,
which viii be fresh BY day or soon tbsre'
after, steer; bull
Il HOGS II brood SONS; l boar. y thrifty
shoars ''''''s
IMPLEMENTS. Ell. -Four-borse b-o.=
tread wagon and bed; twO-horse nsrrcIS-
tread wagon, Brown riding crlfivsto-s. ,
par grain ladders; Osborn binder in good r1r-
nlng order spIing-tooth harrow: double- 4
harrow; corn harrow; horse rake: Bickford
& Huffman drlll; HOosier corn pla-ter- cC,-r,
shelter Baker wheat fan; grain cradle raE !,
replantersi Champion mower. I dopbie.
shovel piows; 2 Oliver chilled plows, seed
sower' cutting box; horse cart: sleigh.
HARNESS, ETC-Set breecbbanSs 80,
IS1u gear, wagon saddle, six collars 5 set
piow gear, halters, wagon whip. br,dles
PAIR Spreaders, pair breast chains. ? rsir hr,,
chsins single, double and triple trees; buggy
ang pole, set Of double driving harness 40
collars. forks, mattOcks, picks. digging irons
etc, and many other articles usually fonDS
on modern farm '-N
TERAS-All sums under $40 cash ~ n,
sums OF $40 and over. credit OF 10 months
Sill be given: purchaser 70 execute neo1tia-
DE note: with approved security. pavabI- AZ
either Of the BerFyvilie Banks
40 property u ce removed until terms are
with arc
f.siuvely no by-bidding will be dona and
az. articles viii be sold u the highest bSA5e-
N''t k-Ihe right Of one bid l. raservsj
90 rae AentucSy sod estAllion The notcs
Oh the stations Nil be made /. and wears
" L. suit purchaser
nm r. G. CARTER.
Ise.l' o"~er& West. Auc;i0neers.
j. =. ia'es anf W \. Bradford, Clerks.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26


IT, t,-oE4-< yz.1.s'e p-c-sac.a- Fi-o-srsy-
~ hOfskS-- Ere sru-sA-sr s>ass-s .
$500 leau-er- = twQyezr-s11.- an. - a,s-nirs
go yea Cd i1 s----- stAers a. Ere urrk
hc-es-
-tAfILh-t gea-ilaz I Ea< rafs-A cor
gtt1g nix Hos
80 HOGS - t,rs1l usf zr.sa.-- at.l-,
- g.1--l-- 49,, No. rs. --ill have
rsEs ~ -sr - s.'-- ssW ar So fasssace
az 1.cE th-i.sy shc1cx-
rAENiNs IMPLEMENTS - Fc1r-A.e-yr
c--..t trs1.i 49, r1-sr-hc-se 49, a,t
p-,- tt1x- ls1rla 1-Iil- E.si - uzn- ihrsr-
* c1--e-. q go, ,.r.gr Nse-s-- u1ue-
.-1ete crli- rc-r- - Ueu- brrrv All kAr-,eeS
HOSE cc-c rl1E-sr- Neirsr ctsr--,l rr-u-
c.1oae z-l sir,r'e sh.re1 rlru,- t--srkir-,
A. ietc s-c4-. El1s- ~ ne e. slrrr tnr,t.e
80 t-1s-e t-eS~- crl.1-~ AID hr-@s-r rruu
cs.r- sI-s2s----- t-I-- ctairs -szrrl.e.s. rsess
s-qFe.s ca-r,x-r- u1cun SLt.'s. az hr-S-
tz.e- rs,asi c.-t ar cea-S- 81 r-1--ls - Ard
> scc cs f---lt ard D11T rs1s- 1rrtcls4 TOO
nEzercus - Ee-tScn-
lLEAS->-rls uns1er SO rssh A. .,-.s
ID. 80 and oTE- = crelst q n n-nrrhs u7ii he
Elrer1- the r-lr-t z<er g. e--s-e s-1 s.-il--s.,
1.s-c t-s--e Dote 1sz-i-E ir-eres- f-u-u 1a.e
90 49, .ri F1rzc.r 81 er9hs- 90 s1ae ie--7
rtl-f hs-Ss No T.-lr-Errv e. Re rem, rs-i
l1i,il terms u'-lrl,e-l ulih- Po-s-lre'v 20
bv-t5eszi-x
2 2. EoYSr'sN ASDE s. rallllS.
helNeboEer & Ws--. Ars-rsore~-s
JAMS y Foe and =. Mcs-1-ll - C.c-ss
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Thursday. February II, 1905.

tle iQiloViHs personal PROPERTY
j. HEAD OF HORSES And COLTS
queen. year old. good barslear leader.
Jenay. year. Odd Prince. = yezrs old. ed
leader Co-ey. J. years o.d in flai. barshesr
.o--ler7 thrce-yelr-oA heavy dran colts.
q oSeAi J tS9-year-o!d and one-year-old
heavy DRAFT colts Lady. i years-old. fami- Y
riding and driving mare IN foal. Clrculator.
lrnil gray stallion. standard bred
= CATTLE milch COWS. vlIl Re
fresh BY day ~ sale 6 ty-o-vear-oiG s-ee-s
vii weigh go pounds 10 yearlinz s,es.--. ?
young hesferS, ! Durham bun. 8 vea-s ga
Al the shove cattle are thrifty and in good
condition.
. SHEEP-9j good ewes Will have lamb.
aside By day = sale. Buck.
loo GOOD HOGS brood sous All have
pigs - shoats. viii weigh from 30 ~ IO0
pounds Poland China boar.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS - 6oubre-
shovel plows, Oliver chilled piow. ro,s rlow
Buckeye cultsvarCr- Osbourrl d.. har-rv-
double CHECK row Evans corn planter. Deer
ing mower, Superior grain drili- Stuaebase-
s-horse bro11 tread wagon and bed.
Harness sets heavy breechiag. set
le-a geArs, brides, 4oollars. housen. plow
gear, hameS and traces.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FT-RNI-
URE-2 wardrobe. beis,e2ds. chairs. baby
carriage. stove stand, mattress. settee. china
Ahd glass ware. carpets. m2ttings-
Also 81 Oh ckenS
IERAS-Al sums Of $40 and under cash
On al sums over $40 = cr,siit Of y months
VI! be gwen, purchaser 10 execute well
endorsed negotiable note. bearing interest
from day Of sale and payable al the Bank ~
Clarke County. No property % be removed
Unul terms are compiled with
VANCE B. PIERCE.
Roy p. Duvall Auctioneer.
J. " Fishpaw, Clerk
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

The Democrats, Of Illinois. are
talking OF running John Mitchell.
the retiring head of the Coal
Miners organization. for governor.
Mitchell Is able and honest, the two
principal Democratic requisites for
official position, and should be
elected IN spite of the normal Re
publican majority.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

The committee on Naval Affair,
II ne House Of Representatives.
~ e vote Of - TO 5 rejected the
Presidents urgent recommendation
for four nc'v haitlcships. Only
two Of the D..ia.rarr type were
authorized. Even the usually ex-
travagant Republican, cannot af-
ford for long 20 appropriate more
money than tie government
collects.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

Congressman James T. Lloyd, of
Missouri. has been elected Chair
man of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee, and Congress
man Clark, of Florida. Secretary.
Such active Democrats in charge
of the Democratic organization
should help in electinga Democratic
majority of the next Congress.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26


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a-l -s@- AZ s--s-rs-s- s-ee-s - - -
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49,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
You Can Easily Operate
This Typewriter Yourself

Don worry your csrrcsIC u,Ient.
Nont wr,e him anything by hanI
th-- take> Ain dme o. make out-that nav
leave him iu truht-sha, Dee can't easily rsss
And dom, fl ort legal rarers c- carl
'-e-1c---or make oaf a-co-uts OF ho.el menus
in your o3u handwriting.
j looks bad. rciiecis o,i yo-r srandin.-
makes people thiuk you can't AFFORD steuorrs-
pler and Is 81 E'ttimcs Ambiguous.
lea can w-lte out your is.ters-ruake
'ui AL aos'rae;-fl i1 an inusrance policy
enter year card menos-make ~, vos- ae-
counts or q hotel rnenu-o- 90 any kina ~
writing you neel. on any kind. size o- thlckness
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

Governor Cummirs. 0f Iows.
has defeated the Allison Shaw
combine, and will control the del. :
gates to the Nations Convention.
congressman Cousin. and Bird~all.
both standpatters, have. fallen by
the wayside. and nos announce
they will not be candidates for re-
""o;nation. The Iowa Idea" that
tie tariff fosters trasts is evidently
coming TO the front a. ain.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

- pas The bin for the immediate
repeal a the Clarke County Read
Law he has already introduced
the ball. AL box necesszry l. for
him u urge It's passage. NoOther
Senator viii oppose such local legis-
lztion.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

Word comes from Washington
that J .Pierpont Morgan. the Wall
Street finaneier, has Joined the
Taft boomers, but of course all the
Wall Street financiers will be for
whoever the Republicans nominate.
though in the meantime they may
cuss Teddy as bungler Of pros
prritv.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
GaS0lele Epgine far Sale

hyr"cii"g TO install electric
m' tor. ". 'ilcr for sale very
r''"rp icr ca-h a A Horsepower
b. ScSl"'- Caroline Engine and at
tachments. Is in excellent copdi-
tIon. and can be seen running at
COURIER Office any day.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
Painfrn. $780,,

Fiaywrigat-Is her acting natural.
Manager enthusiastically - NaturaI7
Why. when she appeared as rba 6,-Ina
uiv'heF last night an Insurance agent
VINO has her life Insured for 5000
ana who was IN the audience ac.l,auv
fainted.-LoDdon Tis- Bits
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
SCHEDULE
Winchester, Berryv;lle and
BluenOnt Stage Line

Round TIP Daily cxcrr. Su-.sav.
He2-ei hy Cararr Isc--e~-
Goci Nac-farui-.-i Ecsi
Lave E1stbcurL rrs--f.1-,-s- --s,.,
% an Winc1estsr f-Vaas Iirre-f sol l.-l..
80 ff'- Jordan >F-in-s Jrrc--.-slr 81.
80 - .---- Lake Nicw---...--.
49, ~ Ben valet hat-.l-a--l iru 900
- - t-s-le-illr 81 Ferry. 100
.--l9 - 1890 Blue is.tze ill-....I-e1 -
80 u h.Delloa' '>o-th--r.i.y.. l200uoon
A..-'e Leave
Close colEecsi on with llle = 80 o'clock t-s-n
1t Basement from Mashil--Dr. which -
taris 70 M2sAiaeton after a fe-s uiuutss
CONNECTION Witd hoth morning trains az
t.erry vile ter TaSserEe-- for Eleunut.
Write fo- folder Eivi-, i-f. --r.a,.r-. Ia NEE
ilg evening trains ~ Ber-yville ana VIM
chester.
MACElrE ?. CasrsErtN. Prop.
t-s-.euar Ferry. "a
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

Secretary Taft Is reported to have
'o.d the Young Mems Republican
Cl1bOf Yale. that there would and
~aould be = re-examination" of
the tariff, which might establish
,le tariff on firmer basis. l. Taft
no~ also among the stand pattersi
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

NOVEMBER II 1907.
LEAVE BERRYvIILE pALf


saJTHBoUNp
No i3-s.o3 a. m.-Fo- BRISTOL aua ..rrl-~
dIate stations, Pullman Rufit- SLEEPER g
Knoxville, Connects with The >- lo-s
Express for ali Points West Pullman
sleeper Roanoke To Colum h->. t,lCi-
mats. = Louis and ChiCago cafe az
- Williamson
No. ISIS a. m.-For Roanoke hri>',
biEefeid. PCcahontas, Nort0-. Ne'.
and immediate stations Pul.wai ~cfle
10 Gary. Cafe car Rosnoke 4lt tal.
No. 25--t.42 =. m.-For ShenauG Sab IS io.a
Stations
NpEruHorNp
M 500 q m--For Uager>f.Hr ai-
intermediate stations. cnnuect~ % -A.'
andoseh Junction fer Washing e. t~i
more Philadelphia. and New n-s. ~
a hagerstpwE feT Harrisburg i. a.e'
F'hla and New York
inEtnn. Baltimore Phila .e.r .,a. 20.
York; Pullman and Buffet S'c.r,~ ~
hagerStrwn fr Harrishur- fli-'"
phia and New York
NJ. 2-l;5s a. m.-For Hacerr.Nr lna
delphia New York. Pullman ..-Ir' y
Philadelphia; E'ar.or ga~s Fli.t.elN'
and New York
Rates. Time TaHics. information cAeer,,s'i
furnished upon application 70 AseA' ~"
W Ry.
W. n. REvnL M.F BRAGG.
Gen. Paw Agt Trsv Pass Az
Roanoke. Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

Congressman Haugen.. of Iowa,
has Just discovered after serving
over eight years In Congress. that
the Wire Trust Is pIundering the
farmers. 1t takes long time for
Republicans 10 find out that the
tariff protects the Trusts.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

The Grand Old Party" has
evidently seen its best days. for the
factional fights and the breakdown
# prosperity has made the Repub-
lican elephant look lean and wor-
ricd. quite different from it. former
appearance Of complacent pros
perity.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

All the Republican Presidential
Candidates pretend to have it In
for the nalefactOr OF great
wealth, but whom the candidate is
chosen the NJ. .. &. W. will be
invited as usual by the campaign
manager n help fill the campaign
barrel
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
P Il PovKEs
Second Floor
Postomce Building,

'9econd Floor PostofHce BEnding)
Having formed "a partnership for
the purpose of doing a GENERAL
FIRE INSURANCE business. and
having secured a numberofrespop-
sioie companies. use hereby solicit
your patronage and offer 10 insure
your property as reasonably * II
can be insured elsewhere.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

The New York Sun says tie
Federal oficeholders are the Inch
DIN q the Republican party 10 the
south Isn't TIA fact there Is moth
~ 70 the Republican o--znizs r.
there bat the 'linchpin'' and lie
negro.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26

Ifa protective tariff caused high
wages. a. the Republicans claim.
wIy should wages be txic,- a. s.iyh
~ Massachusetts a. they are IN
South Carolina. The tariff ! Just
As high II one State a. IN another.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
or Personal PrOnarfr

1e undersigned siii oTe- - --nri~
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iro1 nrl-Sf sfssi'.a O. Frice-s Nfn- G..
E1szcing a. 80 = m ca
Friday. February IS. 1905.
ihe fo-tcsizg .sielbi- ils- >,oc.-
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HOGS
Also fee hes1 20 god hogs.
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= months Eiil ~ cive-- fle rurcha.er
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