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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28
PERCY GEORGE KERANs. .Defendan

PERCY GEORGE KERANs. Defendant
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The o. ject OF this suit is TO obtain for the
Plaintiff. Laura kerans. decree of divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, from Percy
George Kerans, the defendant
It appearing, on sfiidayit filed in this
snlt, that the Defendant. Percy George
herans, is non resident Of the
State of West Virginia he is hereby re-
CURED to appear within one month after the
cate OF he first publication OF this order, and
40 what I necessary 10 protect his inter-
est in this matter.
JNO. M. DANIEL.
:. Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Forrest W Brown, P. Q.
SfJt 1T
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For Rent,

The handsome and capacious Store Rooms
in the Kerchevai q Bragg building, lately
occupied by the j. VIM. Miller Go. Posses
sion given October 1T
Sept. 21-tf. ). q. YOUNG, Trustee.
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ter Carriers are not required to de-
The ps@mail at residences where vicious
go III ire permitted to run at large
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28

The Staunton local option election
which was carried by the ''drys, is held
he court to be legal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28

A big fruit exhb ton and carnival will
be held at Martinsburg in November.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28

DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain
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Wanted.

Farms and Mineral Lards / bare calls
ior Jefferson and Berkeley N V farms.
small aud large.
j. SAJgLEY NTH.
Special Agent for the AMER a Reality Go.
O. wssh ugso,, ~ G.
Charles Town, Aug. l. 90.
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Dressmakinq.

Any one wishing dressmaking or sewing OF
any kind will please call Oh
MRS. B. G. BLAKE,
Sept 81. 31S Church st.
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Order of Publication.

The State of West Virginia, Jefferson county,
to-wit
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of jefferson county, the first
Monday in Septt mber. 1909.
s. w. WASHINGTON and r. c. COLSTON,
Administrators with the will annexed of f.
A. Colston, deceased ....... Plaintiffs,
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The Tax Books of the Corporation tf
Charles Town will be open October for the
collie ction of taxes for the year 1909. Two
and half per cent di count will be allowed
on all bills paid in full during the month OF
October j w. CARNEY,
Sept Z. Collector.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28
order of Publication.

The State of West Virginia, Jefferson County,
to-wit:
All Rules held in the Clerks Office q the
Circuit Court OF Jefferson county, on the Ers'
Monday in September, 1909.
DAVID WASHINGTON. .....-... Plant u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28

The Norfolk & Western Railway Com
p-ny has issued its annual report for the
fiscal year ended June so. 1900, and il
shows gratifying gains. besides liberal
reduction of operating expenses. The
total earnings were $50 327,IoI. an in
crease OF $364, SS4 as compared with the
fiscal year ended June so, 1908 The
operating expenses were SIT 729 1856.
decrease SI,o34o57; net earnings from
operation $II.se7. 345. increase S., 500.
SAT, total income SI2. 57S457, increase
al 45e ooc; net income $6665 aga, increase
$o4s $40: amount carried to profit and
loss for the year. after the payment OF
dividends and appropriation for bet
teimuuts, 81, 1854
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28

The Eastern Convocation of the do
cese of West Virginia will be held in 81
Johns church, Rippon, September rs to
80. inclusive, The services connected
with the convocatlon will be conducted
by Rev A G Grinnan. Berkeley Springs.
at 80 p. m, September 2S Ri Rev G
w Peterkin will deliver sermon and
administer holy communion at IL m,
on the following day. A missionary ser
vice by Revs J S Alfriend and c E A
Marshall will be held at 7:3o p m. of the
same day. On September 80. the last
day of the convocatiou, there will be
morning prayer and sermon by Rev A
Willis at II m. aud evening prayer and
sermon az go p m. by Rev J S Alfrierd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-09-28

WASHINGTON, Robert Wash
iugto-, Lucinds Roger ard I'd Roper, her
husband; Tucker Ford, Emily jackson aud
- Jackson, her husband; Margaret
GRAY and Gray. her husband.
Hannah Clarke and Charlie Clarke. her
husband; Sarah Ford aud Jerry Ford. her
husbands Hattie Ford and David Ford. htr
husband: Essie Carter ard Norman Garter,
hsr husband; Mile Briscoe and ----
Briscue, he husbands; John Sirother,
Charlie Strother and ---4- Strothef.
his wife; Nellie Hammond aud Joe Ham
mond. her husband; Maggie STROLLER and
William Strother, her husband; Anbie
Strother and ----- Strother, her hos
bnnd; William Stroller and Mamie Stroih-
,r. his wife; John Fox. Robert Fox and
Charles Fox, Hattie Coils and William
Goens, her bus band Charles Town knild-
ing Association. a Corporation; 5. W
Washington, Trustee. Defendants
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estray Sow.

Came to the premises of the subscriber
near Summit Point, about two weeks ago. {
Black Sow. The owner will please come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and take
her away.
Sept est JAMES ALLEN.
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For Sale

bargain in Gasoline Engine. five horse
power, VIII be set up and guaranteed Suit
able for farm work
FOR RENT
Ten Room B-iek Dwelling-both, gas and
water Immediate possession
TO LOAN,
$1,000 to 1900.
Aug. Ia. GEO. Fl. HAGLEY.
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at nv Millinery Store on South Charles street.
Ladies of town and county respectfully IN
vited to call.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
North Fork Times.

This week will see all of the wide
sidewalks in Hotchkiss completed
Chris Larson will finish up in front of
the Independent Lumber Company
which will be the last of the twelve
foot walks.
Shorty Williams, known as Mr. or
Sheriff Williams when in Delta, spent
several days on his ranch this week on
Missouri Flats. Whenever there is any
hard work to be done on that one ranch
Shorty can be depended upon to furnish
the necessary vim and muscle.
Billy Balch returned from Missouri
Monday evening where he had been
with cattle and to see his wife's people,
so he says. He tells us the Kansas
City market was much better than
Denver and that he is well satisfied
with the prices he received for his
stock.
DIR. and Mrs. Younge returned Mon
day evening from their bear hunt on
Crystal Creek and Black mesa They
were successful in getting one bear
each, Mrs. Young killing the largest
one. They were guided in their hunt
by Bob Ashbaugh, who knows little
bit more about hunting bear than any
other man within our knowledge.
The section of Insurance Department
of the Knights of Pythias. was. re-
organized here last week by Frank l..
King, assistant superintendent of the
department. Mr.. King organized this
section several years ago but for some
reason it suspended. This insurance is
among the best and knights wishing
insurance should investigate it.
d. NJ. Brock left Tuesday morning
for visit until the first of the year at
his boyhood home in Glen Sutton, Can
ada. and to various other points in the
east. On account of one or two hand
some widows of Hotchkiss, we hate to
mnntion it, but Mr.. Brock in anawer to
the question, was he going to bring
wife back with him, said stranger
things had happened. May success
crown your efforts is our wish.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
DELTA COUNTY NEWS
Happenings of Interest
In the Different Sections
Crawford Chronicle.

w. D. Gould went to Denver Tues
day of this week.
E. H. Porter moved into his new
home Wednesday.
Bert Pace and wife have moved to
their ranch on Missouri Flats.
Mrs. B. N. Crawford went to Grand
Junction last week, where she will visit
friends.
Mrs. R. Pace left here Tuesday for
New Market, Iowa, where she goes to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Yarnell went to Paonia Monday
of this week to make final proof on her
claim near Crawford.
Miss Alice Hill, of Paonis, is assist
ing in the Chronicle Office in the
absence of the editor.
Will Conine, wife and daughter of
Paonia visited Rev. l. N. Parvin and
family last Saturday.
Mrs. S. B. Smith and Mrs. Hutchin-
son of Hotchkiss were visiting friends
in Crawford Wednesday.
D. W. Mcintyre. and w. L. Savage
are figuring on going to Kansas City
with cattle the first of the week.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29

granary fell and one of the rollers
passed over his right leg, breaking both
bones and bruising him up quite badly.
He will be out of commission for good
while.
On Monday morning while Ernest
McWilliams, the R. F. d. carrier was
out on his route, he met with serious
accident. Near Quinlan's place on Ash
mesa, one of the fastenings holding the
tongue to the axle broke and the team
started to run The unsteady motion
caused by the broken connection threw
Ernest from the buggy with great
force. He was rendered unconscious
and did not revive until the next day.
After the accident he was taken to Mr..
Quinlan's and later to Charles McWil-
liams', where he is doing well at pres
ent and will probably be out in a few
days.
Last evening party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Holman and little
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hamil-
ton and Miss Hazel Holman had a some
what unpleasant experience. They
were driving in a surrey near Chris
Westesen's on California mesa when a
bridge gave way, breaking the vehicle
and causing the team to break loose
They managed to retain one horse but
the other waved farewell and headed
for the deep mountains to the west.
A relief expedition was sent out and
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
rescued the wanderers about midnight,
but at last reports the runaway horse
was still at large.
California Mesa.
Olathe Criterion.


School is progressing nicely. F.
Carl Westesen went to Delta Mon
day.
James Boyer has bought ten acres of
land of A. H. Roatcap.
The Will Roatcap forty has been sold
again. Consideration S., 600
The threshing machine is busy at
L. ]. Rhyno's this "wednesday morn
ing.
F. A. Hollingsworth and family went
to Montrose Saturday and returned
Sunday.
G. E. Anderson. superintendent of
bitches, was looking over the canal
Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Gill was down from
Montrose last Friday subpoeneing sew
eral ranchmen who We're drawn as
jurors for the coming term of court.
The patrons on our rural route ex-
tend their sympathies to their efficient
carrier, Ernest McWilliams, who was
severely hurt in a runaway while on his
route Monday.
Ranch ife may help qualify President
Taft to be his own successor.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Paonia.B a.Boo@ter.

w. J. AFFORD is building an addition
to his house, and probably intends it as
surprise for Mrs. AFFORD when she
comes home. Anyway we wont tell
her about it.
Yesterday afternoon while driving,
Mrs. Farmers horse became frightened
at Mr.. Bruce's auto and ran away.
Mrs. Farmer was thrown against the
wheel and then to the ground sustain
ing some very severe bruises and, it is
feared, some fractured ribs.
Nelson Bros are experimenting with
new pack for the eastern markets.
They are packing carload Of Jona-
thans in paper boxes. twelve boxes to
the crate. This makes small neat
package of fancy fruit and should sell
readily for fifty cents to people who
would not care to purchase full box.
The scheme is experimental, and its
future use depends upon the success Of
this shipment.
Wednesday Mrs. E. P. Martin, &C
companied by her mother. Mrs. Lewis,
her granddaughter, Norma Curtis and
Mrs. Holman, was driving from Hotch-
kiss. and while on the grade by Harri-
son Woods they met an auto at which
the team became frightened and backed
of the grade. upsetting the carriage.
Mrs. Martin sprained both ankles,
otherwise the party was more fright
ened than hurt.
Last Monday George w. Olmstead,
who came here two years ago for his
health, passed away. He was . suffer
er from tuberculosis and his case was
hopeless. Mr.. Olmstead was "a years
Of age and leaveS wife and son two
years old. The body was taken to their
! old home at Cairo, N. j., where Mrs.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Monfrose County.
Olathe Criterion.

Olhtne CriterioI.
Elmer G. Stevens of Olathe and Miss
Mabel Moody were married at the home
of the latter's parents, at Horace,
Neb, on Sunday, Oct. 10. The couple
then left for Olathe, arriving here Fri
day where they were greeted with a
rice shower at the depot and later in
the evening were serenaded by num-
ber of young people.
Mr.. Stevens is a popular clerk at the
Olathe Hardware company's store, is a
young man Of ambition and industry
and has many friends who will wish him
and his bride joyous journey on the
matrimonial sea. The bride is charm
ing young lady and welcome addition
to the society of Olathe. -
/ Mr.. Stevens will at once build resi-
dence for the occupancy Of himself and
bride.
The past week seems to have been
an unlucky one in the number of acci-
dents which have occurred in this vicin-
ity.
On Friday the 6-year-old son of w,
kodine, who lives on Ash mesa, fell
while playing in the barn and broke
both bones of his right arm. At pres
mt he is getting along nicely.
On Wednesday Joe Lewis, a home-
steader on East mesa, while moving
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Cedaredge Champion.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Van,
AIKEN, Sunday, October II, daughter.
C. w. Brewer and wife went over tc
Pueblo Sunday where the former is
acting as the representive of Peach
Belt lodge, l. o. o. F. at the granc
lodge of the state.
An automobile party composed OF
John Travis and family and DIR. and
Mrs. Kingsley. all of Delta, visited at
the Frank Childs home north ot Cedar
edge Sunday afternoon.
]. P. Caldwell was compelled to lay
off his apple pickers the first of the
week for want of boxes. With the
shortage of cars and scarcity of boxes
fruit growers are having an anxious
time.
G. W. Dyer is hauling the last of his
apple crop to Delta this week. Incl
dentally it might be worth while to
note that Mr.. Dyer harvested 1l25
boxes of apples from three acres o
bearing trees.
l.. H. Brown and C. II. Dillon re
turned last week from the White River
country where they had been on hunt
ing trip. Mr.. Brown was the only sue
cessful one as he succeeded in getting
small buck, which was very fine. r
w. Curtis, who went with them has
not returned as he went on to his cat
tie ranch on the eastern slope.
E. B. Sargent, who has been acting
as overseer of the apple packing at
the Eckert packing house, was sum
moned last Sunday by telegram stat
ing that his wife was threatened with
'phoid fever, at her home in Payette,
Idaho. He departed for that place the
same day. Mr.. Branan has taken the
place made vacant by the departure of
Mr.. Sargent.
Fred H. Rowewe. of Fennimore,
Wis.,, this week bought the F. ]. Bird
property one and quarter miles north
of town for consideration of $1,000.
and it is conceded an exceptionally
good buy. The place contains twenty
acres, about half of it set to apple
trees of the best varieties, just coming
into bearing; has a very neat and sub
stantial four-room house, barn and
other out buildings. Mr.. Roewe, who
comes to Cedaredge to make his home,
will bring the entire place under high
state of cultivation.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29

Olmstead will reside in the future. The
sympathy of the community goes with
Mrs. Olmstead. She and her husband
made brave fight against that dread
disease. and his life was probably pro-
longed couple of years by their eff
forts.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Hotchkiss Herald.

John w. Cain quietly fell asleep
September 18th at the home of his son,
Clint. For i3 years he had been pa
tient sufferer from that dread disease.
consumption and had fought it by trav-
cling to different states and three years
ago came to this place hoping this eli
mate would effect cure. At the time
of his death he was sixty-six years and
three months old. He leaves to mourn
with his faithful wife. six children,
nine grandchildren and one great grand
child
Funeral services were held at the
Baptist church, words of comfort were
spoken by Mr.. Lehman, of Hutching,
Kansas. Many friends and neighbors
were present as an evidence of the sym
pathy they felt for the bereaved fami-
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29

Ranch ife may help qualify President
Taft to be his own successor.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Paonia Newspaper.

Paonia Newspaper
Mrs. S. G. Griffith is slowly recover
ing from bad attack of asthma.
Mrs. Edith Lee left for her home in
San Antonio. Texas, Wednesday morn
ing after two months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beezley.
Sidney Dawes was unfortunate
enough to slightly crush his foot We'd
nesday. 1t got caught between the
fruit rack and the wheel of the wagor.
On Tuesday an explosion of hydrogen
gas occurred in the laborato ory of the
high school. by which Miss Hazel Tab
ler was injured in the forehead by fly
ing glass and Miss Beatrice Edwards
on the arms from the same cause. DR..
Hazlett attended the young ladies' and
they are getting along very well. The
gas had be tested before igniting it
and every precaution taken to avoid
just such an accident, but some impuri-
ty must have been contained therein.
The explosion caused quite scare
among the pupils and faculty.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-29
THE LELAND RUnGET.

Col. Blaisdell left Friday evening
OF last week for his home in Port
land.
Carl Stewart and wife came down
from Grants Pass the latter part of
last week for short visit with Mr..
Wilson.
Charley Ellis started for Coos
county Tuesday and expects to re-
main there during the winter.
Our school house has been re-
seated with new single seats and
new slate blackboard has been added
This places our school building
among the best and most comfort
ably furnished country school build
ings of the county.
A very pleasant time was spent
In social way at Mackin's hall
Tuesday evening. The hall was very
prettily decorated and Mr.. Fifleld
furnished graphophone music while
The members and friends of the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-29

Sunday school were gathering. After
the opening songs and prayer, Mr..
Huntington set forth something OF
the purpose of the Sunday school,
and, as the children follow in the
footsteps of the parents, urged that
the parents attend the Sunday
school. The programme was carried
out nicely. The children certainly
deserve much credit for the Inter-
est taken and the enthusiasm Win
which they carried out their part OF
the program. A dainty lunch OF
fruit and cake was served by tne
ladies Of the Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson nave
moved down to the Ideal, where MI
Anderson has work for the winter
Mrs. Wilson and the children
came up from Grants Pass Tuesu"
evening, to remain until school re-
opens after institute,
DIED-At the family home on
lower Wolf Creek, october 20 Mlhe
Maloney aged about 81 years ING
deceased was born at Myrtle Creeh'
Douglas county, and the BODY was
taken to that place for burial M''
Maloney had been i'll Tor sumo
months and death came as merci'
full release from suffering.
Among the teachers who Wen'
from this vicinity to the institute
at Ashland we noticed Miss Jose.
phine Hathaway, of lower won
Creek; Miss RAIDER, Of Grave; Miss
shafer, Of. Placer, and Miss scoyllb
of Leland. MINE"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-29
JOSEPHINE TEACHERS
AT THE INSTITUTE
This County Has a Full Representa-
tatiOn at Ashland this
Week.

The school bells all over the
county have been silent Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week,
and as consequence the younger
generation, especially the boys, have
been extremely happy as there were
no lessons to be learned.
The local office of the Southern
Pacific on Wednesday morning sold
SO tickets to Ashland and it is sup
posed the greater number were to
teachers. Among those who went
from this county were:
Grants Pass: County Superintend-
ent Lincoln Savage, City Superin-
tendent r. R. Turner; Misses Fay
Newtown, Pearl Barker, Edith Car
ter, Christina Mclean, Blanche
Crane, Minnie L. Tufts, Nellie De-
ment, Flora Shaw, Juliette Parra-
more, Roba, Lowry, Alice Horton,
Cora McVein, Margaret Williamson,
Lucie M. George, Emile Callahan,
Ava Thompson, Ethel Chapman; Mrs.
Zoa Briant, Mrs. Lillian Denison,
Mrs. Molle Belding; Prof. j. A.
Bish, Prof H. B. Hartman.
Selma: G. c. Robinson, Miss Fox.
Jerome Prairie: Mrs. Dobbins.
Thoss District: Addie Robinson.
Leland Jessie Scovill.
Wonder E. A. Humpton.
Lee District: Orc Wilson.
Provolt f. II. Robinson.
Missouri Flat c. ". Kilgore.
Hugo: Daisy Cole.
Jones Creek: Alice Mcfarland.
Lower Wolf Greek: Josephine
Hathaway.
Grave: Miss RAIDER.
Placer: Miss Schafer.
Fruitdale: Ruby Best.
Murphy: Francis Robinson, Anna
bella Leith, Bessie Leith, Iva Me-
Arthur.
Wolf Creek: Edith Allen, Bertha
Pruner.
Merlin: Rova Frier, Cora Smith,
Johan G. Hill.
Golden: Pearl Sans.
Kerby: HELEN Cossan, Augusta
Parker, Grace Mccain, Mrs. Jean
cite Nadel.
Holland: Elsie r. Roller.
Wildervllle Gertrude Cahill.
Williams: Bessie Haselton, Bessie
McColm, Mrs. F. F. Dungey.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-29
THE RICH GROUND OF
THE BRIGGS STRIKE
Continued from First Page

new discovery seems to rival the gold
In value. Tests are now being made
and methods Of handling the miner
ais looked into.
While the party was in Gold Hill
arrangements were made to mill 500
tons OF ore now on the dump at a
mill on an adjoining property, to de-
termine the kind OF plant that should
be erected on the Sardine Creek
mines. This property has been de-
veloped In quiet way and Mr..
Sanders informs us that 1t consists
of two parellel ledges, one three feet
wide and one fourteen feet wide, on
which are now dug over 700 feet of
tunnels and drifts. One tunnel ex-
poses pay shoot In the face and
along the ledge already for a dis
tance OF two hundred feet, with a
width of more than fourteen feet,
and Is about three hundred feet un-
derground.
The ore Is of the same general
character as the Galice ores, the
values being mostly in the sulphides
Of iron and lead, showing free gold
in places and will mill So to $12 per
ton in gold The workings on the
Forest creek property have been ex-
tended to a point where arrange
ments must be made for milling the
ore now available or develop the
ledge further to ascertain if 1t justi-
fies the erection of a plant, as it is
a small ledge.
After the inspection Of the proper
ties, Mr. Soranson decided to let Mr..
Mcconnell return east alone, and to
personally remain here this winter
and partly relieve Mr.. Sanders who
has laid out and attended to the
work the past few months, as he has
other important matters in hand.
The Courier predicts that Mr.. Soran-
son will be a valued addition to the
business interests of the city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-29

A. II. Carson, our horticultural
commissioner, left Wednesday night
for Albany where he made an ad-
dress at the Albany Apple valr uu
Thursday on the subject of peach
growing in Oregon, He brought In
from the vineyard handsome crate
OF Red Emperor grapes for the
Courlor's fruit dispay. These grapes
are very handsome and they can now
be seen In our window. They are GER
talnly very fine,
Last Saturday afternoon Walter
Hamor, the driver OF the Rochdale
delivery, made too short a turn and
the light wagon was overturned
This caused the horse TO run aud In
HIS trip from End and n streets to
the barn the wagon was demolished