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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-02-03
White Barber Shop

We have bought the shop for
merly conducted by Thos. Sim
mons, and will in future conduct a
first-class white barber shop. If
you want a nice, smooth shave or
stylish hair cut. come to see us.
We guarantee our work to be sat
isfactory. Everything will be kept
neat and clean.
4 II PULLIAM BROTHERS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-02-03

Social functions of winter, midnigh,
lunches, loss of sleep tell on the health
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea clear
the blood, aids digestion. relieves fatigue;
makes and retains your health Greatest
tonic. Tea or Tablets, 81 cents. c.
c. Blencowe.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81, 1909.

All advertisements excepting legal adver-
tisemcntS and professional cards. inserted for
less than three months are considered tran
sicnt, and viii be charged for at the rate of
five cents per line FOR the first insert on and
three cents per line for eac1 succeeding in
scrtion
Obituary notices. resolutions OF respect.
and social organizations. OF her than those
which the editor himself shall give rs a
matter Of news, will be charged for AZ the
aforesaid rates.
Our advertising rates are uniform. and a
liberal reduction Is made on all standing ad-
vertiSements. and rates will be make known
on application. Changes Of advertisements
mus be handed in not later than Saturday
morning of each week
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Gasoline Engine for Sale.

Expecting to install electric
motors. We offer for sale very
cheap ,p for cash Al Horsepower
nlakeslee Gasoline Engine and At
tachments. Is in excellent cond;-
Hon, and can be seen running 81
COURIER Office any day.
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Southern Railway

y. B.-Following schedule figures ar,
published only as Information ann ar u,,.
guaranteed.
Ia Eisect Sepien her q. leiS.
WESrBOi Nd
Week DAYS. trains leave Washington fer
Biuemont rs follows, $40 AIN; I - q. ~.
sos y. IA.
Sunday trains leave Washington f,r sli,.
mont ~ follows: y.l5 a. ma: 5t-l D. fu
:. 10 a. m. tram counryts al Rlu"mont FER
Winchester VIA Stage Line.
EASTBOUND.
Week days. t-ains leave Blurmout f,r
Washington: , 45 4. M; r. 5 p. m; ; >, p M.
Sunday trains leave Bluemont for Wash
ington: ,. - a. m. - p y. m.
Week day trains leave LeeSburg fur Wash
mgton: 5.I5a m
Tia p m. train connects at Bluemcu' with
Stage Line from Winchester
&. h. ACKERT. Vice Pres aud Gen Mgr
). II. HARDwICK. Passenger Traffic Man
ager.
w. II. TAYLoE, General Passenger Agent
J. ). BRowN, General Agent, 7O5 18Th II
n. W., Washington. ID. c.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-02-03
Pj2Ta?FlCE SIGNS.

\ correspondent cf The Post
who is an earnest believer in signs
thinks 1t Il great oversight uu g,,r
part of the government Ui,at IL doe,
not either provide " in>i~l nt,er
properly conspicuous ~;en> ( ,rf :.
pos offices H. Ia Sni,!l D.; ~ 49,.
the country. H. says that forrncr
Postmaster General e., whom !.'
submitted iiS suggestions lar a Ir-
quate signs expressed ln- hrarty
concurrence in the idea. iui a.
GREETED tina; for fyria 90 - a. pro.
priation by Cong - updi,u2 could
be done about l..
1t appears 10 - h~t 'lim u ~ ;
correspond las i .rac,ir,
ground f,r conpia -. Ills ia
ness makes him 90 invelrrAir
traveller, and he says he has often
found it very d.Eicuit "a loca e
postoficas # the third aud fourth
classes supplied to the smaller
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-02-03

The long winter monihs-hesvy foods
lack of exercise decrease your vitality,
make you feel mean HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea gives you vitality-clears
the blood-builds up flesh. Makes you
strong and robust. Great Spring medi-
cine. Tea or Tablets, IS cents. c..
Blencowe.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-02-03

Foley's Orino Laxative cures constipa
ton and liver trouble and makes the
bowels healthy and regular. Orino is
superior 10 pills and tablets as it doe
not gripe or nauseate. Why take any.
thing else? J. c. Jones, & Co, Mill
wood; r. G. Green Bovce, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-02-03

Mrs. Farmer Say. mister dont you
never do no work. Dewey Eve Well
II youse know how hard II wuz fer n
college bred man to answer questions
asked by ungra mmatital females yer
wouldn't ask dat Judge
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Mrs. Buggins- Before we were mar
ried you used to say | was the sar
shine OF your life. Mr. Buggins- Vel
! admit that you still do your best Il.
make things hot for me- Philadelphi.
Record
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Tic Zeal Reaenn-

de pc child died rum earn' too
much wata ambition
Huh. !'.:r ain'l ua ste,l 49, 'aing as
TOO much v.atahnliliou
"WeH. den. dar wasn't enough boy"
Puck
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Crushed Corn for Sale.

| will sell you crushed corn or
chicken feed. or will crush Your
corn for you. New mill just in
stalled. p. X. PuIIJaM
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To be pruIid " learning - the great.
est ignorau Taylor
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Eent Your Popular EoVsIs.

\ Tie leading popular novels
~ '''c das can be rented from us
at lhe rate OF 10 cents per book
per week Largo assortment to
choose from. Come and see them.
THE RIcAMoRE STORE.
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That old tisshIwu'l nu ie OF mine ia
dead"
Has LiS VIZ iara rs4rl yrtY
did sou ne, whar '.alicd hini?"-
Cleveland grnseF
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Will earn 3 per cent interest if
deposited in THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF BERRYvILLE, a modern
and np-to-date banking institution.
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YOUR MONEY

PULLIAM BROTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
Bx-MAG1sTRATE's DAUGHTER SUICIDE
Miss Wahls Discovered Dying by Father
Former Attempt Proved Futile.

Depressed from overstudy, Florence Wahle.
daughter Of ex-Magistrate Charles s. Wahle, Of
New York, committed suicide yesterday afternoon
in an attic room of her home IN Pelham by inhal-
ing gas Mr. Wahle returned home early in the
sfternoon and discovered gas coming from one of
the maids rooms on the third floor He broke
omen the door and FUND his daughter lying on
the bed close TO The gas was so strong that
the former magistrate was nearly overcome BEFORE
he could raise the windows.
DR. Edwin s. Newell called and worked over
the girl for an hour without avail. This was the
second time that she had tried to take her
life within three weeks The first time she took
acid it is said but did not seriously nlure herse'
,s she was unable to swallow st. No reason can
be assigned for the act other than overstudy ana
melancholis She extremely ambitious and
had been studying hard TO pass examinations al
the New Rochelle High School
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
DOG SENDS MEN TO NFRMARY

Two men are In the 8 p Smith Infirmz-ys Staten
Island, suffering from bullet wounds they received
in a fight over dos yesterday IN Bay street. nes-
washington Park, Stspleton They ara James Kisr-
nan, saIoOnkeeper, Of Canal street, and Charles
Winters a driver living in Bay street. both OF Sta
en- Island Frederick Warner, retired fireman.
Of Bay street arrested. charged with having
done the shooting. His Frederick Werner, jr-s
q New York policeman. and Frederick England, q
deputy sheriff are hsld witnesses IN thu case.
Warner and his son met Winters yesterday n Bay
street winters's dog with him at the time
Warner says he accidentally stepped the dog
and apologtzed Winters for doing %. II Is said
that Winters became angry because OF Warmers
act and told Herman and England about Il Short
IL after the fight took plaza IN which KiernAa
and Winters were shot
At the Smith Infirmary il said last highs
that peritOntis had set In and that Kiernan could
not recover said that he had fired in self
dsfsnc.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
PACIFIC RACE QUESTION.

Tha. California must be white mans country
was the declaration made last night by Congress
man Julius Kahn OF California, at the dinner Of
the Lncoin Club Brooklyn After reviewing the
life OF Abraham lincoln ne Immediately turned TO
the race question saying:
The question is not settled yet. II is one OF
the greatestbquestiOns that statesmen have TO
Srapple with, and IL is growing more acute all the
time We Of the Pacific Coast have always felt
that We must prevent the growth of another race
question such settled by the Civil War.
Those who are not familiar with the conditions in
California think that We pretudfced- We never
were. We have tried to retain the state a
white mans country. and will continue to do
so; We of the West appeal TO you OF the East to
help II ever that narrow stretch OF soil Is given
over 10 the Orientals the white will surely
have TO retire back to the Mississippi River.
We cannot and will not assimilate them.
You should not mix with them cried Augustus
5Van Wyck, ex-Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Very true replied Congressman Kahn The
Japanese feel that they the equals and probably
the superiors Of the whites They ars smart and
they initiate everything do. In so much they
benefit the communities in which they settle
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
CARDINAL ON MR. TAFT.
Hopes to Hear Him Called, Like
Gladstone. "Our William"
rRr TeIerranh to nc Trtbune. ]

IBy Telegraph TO The IrfouneJ
New Orleans, Feb. 12.-Cardinal James Gio-
bons. IN speech at the banquet in honor OF
President-elect Taft here tonight, said in part:
a'I have known Mr.. Taft for several years, and
the more have known him the better have
learned TO admire and esteem him In common
with thousands of others have been fascinated
by that genial smile that will not come off-a
smile that is not artificial. but is the reflection
of a heart full Of beneyoence and overfowing
with the milk Of human kindness
Judging from the enthusiasm Of the people of
the Crescent City. I believe they will bestow
their affections the Presdent-elect for 1854
days and the remaining day they would give
him their suffrage, and IN doing they might
travel further and fare
Nearly thirty years ago saw that the peo
pie Of Great Britain and Ireland were in high
state OF enthusiasm over the election TO Parlia-
rlent of Gladstone, whom they called Our Will
lam and that the gentlemen assem-
bled here tonight and the men and women of
New Orleans and the citizens at large through
out the United States will take equal pride in
calling our honored guest by the familiar but
endeariny name of Our William"
This statement was greeted by tremendous
applause.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
SIX WOMEN STABBED.
Ripper at Work Again in Berlin
An arrest.

Berlin, Feb. 12.-six attacks upon women and
girls have caused 8 panic in the southeastern
and eastern districts of Berlin Three women
were attacked on Tuesday evening by man,
who used a sharp instrument, believed to be a
large awI, wounding them on the lower parts of
their bodies. One of his victims bled to death
and the others were badly wounded. These att
tacks were followed on Wednesday by two sim
liar assaults girls. Of whom was severely
and the other slightly injured. This afternoon
in the vicinity OF Lchtenberg another girl was
attacked in the same manner. but she warded
of the weapon with her hand. which was badly
cut Her cries brought an excited crowd, which,
suspecting that the criminal had taken refuge in
q neighboring house, searched it from cellar to
roof, without success.
A dozen men were arrested, charged with the
crimes, but later were released Late this even
Ing youth about twenty years old was captured
near the scene of the last assault Two Of the
victims Of the stRbber said that they recognized
him as their assaiiant. He will be confronted by
the other women tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
JAPAN FIRM FRIEND
Continued from first page.

and, lastly. as you undoubtedly aware. we
exchanged few months ago declaration de-
hning the policy Of the two governments IN
China and the Pacific Ocean, with a view to
encouraging the fres- and peaceful development
OF the commerce Of the two nations and also
to preserve the general peace in that region
Thus have been using every effort not
only to remove all possible causes Of r1isundsr-
standing and conflict between the two countries,
but TO bring about clear and definite under
standing between the two countries in order to
cement the closest bond Of friendship and good
neighborhoed.
'AH this. venture TO say. is the result Of the
application OF the Golden Rule In your diplo-
macy, and OF the adoption OF the same rule. In
ours. and 1 most emphatically declare that, 50
long as the Golden Rule is considered as the
guiding principle OF our diplomacy. we shall be
enabled 70. enjoy the benefit OF peace and pros
perity which Will surely continue, and all other
Far Eastern countries will follow the example
thus set by us. This must be, dare say. fully
in accordance with the high ideals Of Lincoln's
diplomacy, which is now so energetically ex-.
pounded and executed by another great Presi-
dent, Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
SCHOOL PANIC NIPPED.
Drift of Smoke Had Frightened
Audience at Lincoln Celebration.

A Iaint drift OF smOke-not enough TO be seen
and almost too faint to be smelled-blo~n in from
a neighboring chimney stack disturbed one corner
OF crowd packed In the auditorium OF Public
School 81 IN West 25th street, near Eighth avenue
during the Lincoln celebration last night
Prompt measures taken by the school principal
.Dr Samuel Ayers, stopped at the start what might
have been q serious panic for there were packed
In the room about a thousand persons. with every
seat full the aisles crowded until the crowd
itably fringed the platform
Everett p. Wheeler, who was telling the crowd
about Lincoln in the dark days OF the Civil War
was able to resume his address after less than ons
hundred persons had left the room
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
LOW RATES TO. BERMUDA.

Ths recent entrance Of the Bermuda and At
satlc Steamship Company into the passenger ser
vice between New York ami Bermuda has orought
about rate which has every inoicauon OF
Bringing down the price OF transportation between
this port and the island to an absurdly low figure
Il was said yesterday by representative OF tne
Bermuda and Atlantic Company that when the
service started a few months ago the scale OF
prices for excursion cabin accommodations was
put al minimum of $40 and q maximum OF so
because the company could make a fair profit AT
his and considered the scale OF prices rea-
soasble one. The Quebec Lane, which has had a
monopoly OF the Bermuda business for many years.
advertised a minimum rate OF so yesterday the
reaner Trinidad. The opposing company an
bounced that il would reduce its price 10 meet the
crt OF the Quebec Line to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
EDWARDS REvoKEs CONTRACT.
Saws W. J. Kelly Failed to Remove Ashes and
Garbage in Tho Bronx.

Street Cleaning Commissioners Edwards announced
Yesterday that he had revoked the ashes and
garbage removal contract for The Bronx under
taken bv William ]. Kelly, and would do the work
Ter, denar+ment teams and men until further no.
+,oa He said that William J. Kelly, OF No. 6e
East 222d street, had taken the contract for the
removal OF garbage and ashes in fhe Bronx for
q 6oo a month All this week the commissioner has
been receiving complaints from householders. say
ING that neither ashes garbage was being
.aI.n awav Mr. Edwards made a tour OF The
Bronx yesterday and discovered. he says. that
Kelly has not done thing since February 1, the
date that he assumed the contract.
.I sent fifty trucks TO The Bronx to-day to catch
nm with the work" said Commissioner Edwards
last night, "snd shall charge the cost OF the work
against Kelly's contract, which, by the way will
be revoked
Commissioner Edwards also said that he had &C
cepted the resignation Of Frederick A Hogel. Dep
utl. Commissioner OF Street Cleaning sor The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
LIKE SENATOR KNoUs CASE.

Trenton. y. !, Feb. L. CspeciaD--What seems to
be z os-aliel TO the case OF Senator ?. G Knox
mas beer discovered IN New Jersey. 1t is that OF
ex-governor George 7. Werts, who wanted TO go on
the srprsune Court bench. but could not because, as
Senator. he had voted TO increase the justices
salaries
As showing the judicial view Of a reduction IN
salary relieving the disability for office incurred by
member Of a Iaunaking body. method o. re-
herring Mr Wer1s vas found by repeating the sal
t-y increase law. Mr. Werts then took his seat
on the bench snd there has never been any ques-
dea OF the legality of his action Judge although
the salary increase law was subsequently re-
ersrtef
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
ALLEGED POLICY MEN HELD.
Raid Made on Information Furnished After a
ouarrel Between Two Bowery Characters

Following the raid made Thursday evening on ele
alleged policy headquarters In the Bowery reprisals
are feared The information gathered by the Anti
Policy Society which led to the police activity was
secured it Is said, the result OF a quarrel be
tween one William Kent and John Neidler. alias
Brownie" the latter being the proprietor of the
raided place Kents apartment In St Nicholas
avenue was broken into by burglars not long ago
who did not steal anything Of value. but beat him
and his wife Then. 1t Is said. he revealed the
secrets or the gang. What led up TO the break In
the hrst place was quarrel over a comparatively
small amount last summer between ". G Reed,
alias William ]. Meyers. and Kent
bail varying from s. 900 10 $500 each yesterday by
Magistrate Krotel in the Centre street court All
Insisted that they had nothing 10 dc with anything
ike policy that everything was mistake. and
that they were just the unfortunate victims of
spite.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
SUICIDE CHOOSES FIRE.
Saturates Himself rith Kerosene and
Anpies q Match.

Making of himself living funeral pyre. man
believed 10 have been Felix Mistkovsd, OF No {0s
East 18th street ended hts life yesterday morning
in cIump of bushes the South Orange and
MapieHood trolley line at West Orange y. J..
First pouring the contents Of two-quart OF
kerosene oil over his face and body, the man evi-
IDENTIFY applied a match and resigned himself to =
torturing death.
The circumstances NJ the case first led the police
70 believe the man had been murdered and the hrs
started to conceal thu evidences Of the crime, but
further investigation led them to believe that he
Vas the victim Of his own act. Beneath the
charred surface OF the body were seen what at
first were thought to he marks OF violence. but a
thorough investigation made by Dr. Samuel A
Muta and Dr. Daniel Elliott county physicians.
satisfied the officials that fire alone the cause
of
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
Bail DENIED MORSE.
HAST Stay an TOmbS-C0drt Ready
to Hear ADDedL.

The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals hand
ed down a memorandum yesterday refusing to
admit TO bail Charles w. Morse, who is at present
in the Tombs under sentence of fifteen years in
the federal prison at Atlanta for violations of the
national banking laws. Judges I-acombe, Noyes
and Coke rendered the opinion.
Though denying bail. the offers facilitate
the arguing OF Mr.. Morse's appeal IN every pos
sble giving 1t preference over all other cases
To prevent delay. the court will hear tbs appeal
on the typewriter record, file. or on type
written Briefs or on oral arguments alone This
means that the appeal be argued at once, If
counsel for both sides agree.
The court also gives Mr.. Morse permission 20
leave the Tombs in the custody of the United
States marshal. to attend meetings in the city
where his presence may be needed for personal
business reasons
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
WEALTHY SLAYER GUILTY
Millionaire May SerUe Life Sentence
for Killing Daughters Admirer.

Columbus. Miss, Feb. 1.-THE jury in the case
of G r Smith the millionaire OF this citv charged
with the murder OF Z A Lsurznt at Artesis-
Miss several weeks ago, brought IN a verdict Of
murder in the first degree to-day. Judge Buckley.
under the verdict. win be compelled to send Smith
TO the penitentisry for life
Miss EsteIIe Smith. Smiths daughter, who has
been conspicuous figure during the progress or
the trial sobbed pitsously when shs heard the YER
dict Miss Smith denied the witness stand ths
Allegations OF her father that she had been mis-
led by Laurent. who was one OF her most ardent
admirers The young declared she belisvs1
that her fathers accusations proved him to BE in
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
MRS LoNGwoRTH LAYS CORNERSTONE
Thousands Cheer Her in Parade at Grand
Rapids-Eev Federal Building.

Srsnd Rapids, Mich. Feb 12-With all the rites
q the Masonic ceremony and large attendance
The Cornerstone OF the new federal building was
lad Sfis afternoon by Mrs Alice Roosevelt Long
worth Her part was bo hand the silver tro"el 70
Grand Master II. X. Montague. OF Traverse Ciey'
VINO conducted the ituaiistic services, assisted by
ne other members OF the Grand Lodge Of Michigan
Nearly every civic organization in the city took
part in a parade that preceded the ceremony The
crowd cheered Mrs Longworth. and when 1ne
music OF Onward Christian Soldiers, weed out
thousands slonz the line OF march took up the
words
United states Senator William Alden Smith de-
fFere6 the Grafton