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The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
AUTO RACE STARTS.
Mayor Mcclellan Fires GoId-pIated
Revolver.

New York. June t-Five thousand spec
tators gathered arond the city hall
plaza this afternoon TO watch Mayor
Mcclellan act as starter for the Interna-
tionaI Oeeaa-to-oeean Contest for the
Robert II. Guggenheim trophy.
Five cars-four American and one Ital-
ian-began the journey Of about 4.5e9 miles
to Seattle, and a fifth. Stearns, en-
tered by Oscar stolp. OF Brooklyn. will be
started if some needed repairs can be
completed in time to give the machine
any chance to win the event
A large space in front Of the main en-
trance TO the city hall was guarded BY
police. and the contestants cars and a
number Of escortinZ machines were lined
I'D mere A table had been placed at
the top OF the steps leading into the
building. and a telegraph key. which was
connected with the key pressed BY Presi-
dent Taft al washington to open the ex-
position az Seattle, was placed on the
table to give the signal for the mayor TO
FIRE the goId-plated revolver presented 70
him by the exposition officials and the
Seattle Automobile Club.
It was Just four minutes after o'clock
when the signal came. and the mayor
raised the revolver and fred it into the
air.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday, June 1. 1900

Secretary Of the Treasury; judgment On mandate
q S,spreae Cont q the United States entered.
No m Litflepags IS Nesle Publishisg Com
rany; appearance q Leigh Robinson. ese fcT APPEL
lant Withdrawn b leave q cont
No 50ll Fleming District q Columbia No
nTs. Simmons Us. Palmer, &c; No. ~, Moore,
DC, ex rel. Lindmark; continual
Nc ECl. Ksprier e. al IS SumUteT e. al dis
missed. Opinion By Nr. Chief Justice Shepard.
No M United States ex I'll. Als0p Process
Company Ts SecTetary cf Agriculture; affirmed
Opinion By 8ir. Justice Robb.
No 1895 Roc.e vs. ROote: reversed Opinion b.
Mr.. Justice Van Orsden-
No GsI ClSikyzn el al. Is. Sloan. &c. Te-
Ecrsed. Opinion by Mr Chef Justice SHEPARD
No 1851 Mayer vs American Security and Trnst
Company et a. affirmed Opinion By Air Justice
Robh
No. 5-4 Saunders IS Miller: reversed. Opinion 5J
Mr Justice Van Orsdel
No 81 Dagsstt. j.. Kaufman; affirmed.
Opinion by 1ir Chief Justice Shepard
No 0A United States ex rel- stevens ~ Rich-
ards e. al: affirmed Opinion by Alr. Justice Robb
No 81. Mcfarland vs.. Watson et al; affirmed
Opinion By 1ir. Justice Van Orsden
Nc E3 Lang IS. Greer River Distiliing Coul-
pauy; affirmed OTinion b. Mr- Chief Justice
shepard
No. SIS. Lemr vs.. Randall e al affirmed Opin-
ion BY Mr.. justice Robb.
No. SO. IN re application OF Henry s Blackmore;
affirmed Opinion by Mr.. Justice Van OTsden.
No 56 In re Application o. Aurin N Chase
Alarmed. Opinion hy Mr Chief Justice Shepard
No Sc N Re application Of Wright & Taylor;
No. So IN re application Of G l. Graves & Sons
No 5-s IL re application q l. H. TayloT. r.. 4
Sors; affirmed. Opinion by NJ. Justice Van OrsdeIl
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Probate Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate Of 1Iorgaretha Henry; VII dated April 4
Is57. fled.
Estate Of John z Herrsl: order 70 sci horse
Attorney, ". \. Mckenney-
Estate Of Charles Z Wood. CIDER 10 sell bonds
Estate Of John Donlsu: order granting letters Of
administration: bond. 400 Attorneys G. P
HoOTeT and J. r ShieIds
Estate Of Dixon Fullerton; order 70 incur ez-
penscs Attorney. J. ". Latimsr
Estate Of Florence E. ToIli7sr; order to pay over
assets
Estate Of Elkznah y wsters: order 70 transfer
STOCK.
Estate Of Elizabeth Bond; order granting letters
testameutaTy: bond. SO. Attorneys. Hughes a
Cray.
Estate Of Eizabeth z. Nsb-uy; VIII dated No7em-
ber Is 1907. fled
Estate Of Arabela S. Tracy; viu dated May ls.
1896. fled
Esa,e Of Annie 7 Z. Handy: order granting
letters of administration.
Estate & AMI L Barber; petitiea for letters
testsnaentary. Attorneys, Wozthinston, Head &
Frailey.
Estate Of John q weich; petition for letters Of
administration
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Equity Court No. ?.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Nc E92S In re Americza Home Life Insurance
Company, r1ls returnabls June f. Attorneys,
Shsshy K Sheehy-J. ;. Esshy-Smith
No 2SS-. Ruebsan IS Crandau e al ugfeTence
70 auditor. Attorneys. Ralsto1 x Siddous-T Z
JetfoTds. r. F. DoEuins. and q. a. Berry.
No. Z15. Tucker V. Tu-ksr e a.; order 20 pay
examiners fee Attorneys. =. 4 HeEnzHs ard J. L.
PuEa-J. - Neiu and L " King
No. 80 LINN rs. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. order 20 c-rn over funds. At
tc-oeys. Douglas. Baker < Shs-Tiu
No E5a Teggr Is Dallas e a. rule c0rrinued-
Attorneys. Hamilton. CoIbeTt TeTkcs * Hamilton.
No. 5s442. EichelherEcF Eichelberser. alinoay
ordered. ard rsfs7ence q ezzniler- AttUnsys,
Cole & DClaldson-
No. $50. ThayeT Is. Crouch e sl.i 81 dis
missed. AttGney Il D. Campbell.
Assignments fOc today:
No. Sc. Smith - Ga-drsT. Attorneys. An
b-ose-Ga-diner.
No. So Walker IS. Washington Natiozsl. &c.
Attornevs. Wilarasoa & Walker.
Nc. 80. HAYES vs. Catholic Unirersity- Atto--
nsys Carlisle Z Johlson-Hanilton. Colbert, YeEkcs
& Hamilton
No. 81 Clarke Ts. Clarke At,ornsys Po.suy-
Ambrose
Va. $50. LeaTy - LeaTy. Attorneys Darr, Pey.
ser & TsylCr-NcNs.L-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
JOHNSON SIGNS TO FIGHT.
Meets Al. Kaufman for the Heavy
weight ChampIonship-

New York. June IA night for the
heavyweight championship OF the world
vas arranged tonight between Jack
johnson, the present holder, and Al
Kaufman. Of san Francisco
Charley Harvey, acting for Billy De-
Ianey,. manager Of Kaufman. signed arti-
cIes OF agreement for Kaufman, while
johnson acted for himself.
The papers provide for a contest OF
forty-fve rounds. which is practically 10
a finish, If the mil takes place IN Ne
va6a or any other state outside OF Cali
fornia where encounters OF this length
are permitted
The club making the best bid IS 70 get
the match The articles call for S. per
cent 10 the winner and 3 per cent TO the
loser. The bids are TO close on July =
Of the current year. No particular date
was decided upon. but probably win be
fought after Johnson's fight with Ketch-
ell
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
CHECKERS LOSE FIGHT.
Judge OverruIes Demurrers in Gus
toms Fraud Cases

New York. June The demurrers in
terposed by counsel on behalf Of Oliver
Spitzer and the six checkers who have
been indicted by the Federal grand jury
on the charge CT conspiracy te defr2ud
the government by the false weighing or
sugar on the American Sugar Refining
Compsny's Williamsburg docks. have
been overruled by Judge Hough. in the
United States Circuit Court he has set
down June for the defendants 10 plead.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Ro6o.
ard Slr Justice Van OrsdeIL
10. Isss- New YORK Confinentsl Jewell Filt-atio1
Company rs. District Of Columbia; wit of error
70 Supreme Cour1 Of the United States ordered %
issue OF motion of MT. G. " Dalzel. On behalf
u counssl for appellant snd bond foE costs fixed st
Sca
No. lS2 Phiiadelphis Company Ts- Dickinsor
sppeaI 70 Supreme Court Of The United states
prayed by III. Il. Il. Beach. q counsel foT appel
Ent. allowed. and bend for cests fixed AZ 50
No, I'LL United States ex re- Parish. Hc-. -
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Circuit Court No. 1.
mSTICE sTAFE0Rn


No. 513 Goldberg rs American Ice Company;
judgment On verdict Attorneys. Marx Steaman-
G. P Hover
No f55ss. Han IS. Capital Traction Company;
On trial. AttCneys. Leon To5Tncr-R. r. Penn
< Son, and G. T Dunlop.
No 5ls3. English IS. Dominis: Judgment by de-
fault of Aprll :. 1909. set aside with leave 70
defendant 70 fle pleas and a.sdaTit q defense
forthwith Attorneys. J. " GIennan and Z L
Gies-G. B. Mcclellan and ". c. CIephane.
No. $3.50. Parish, ezec1triI, IS. Secretary q
Treasury: mandate Cf COurr q AppeaIs presented,
Judgment entered February 8 1873 ST aside. &c
ArtoncJs. HOlncs Conrad and L Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


No SIS II re opening alley square Ts5: u,z--
shsl directed 70 SUMMON f1-y.
No. -. In re extension Of street; tine to hle
transcript extended.
No. IS. United States y Kelly et al: rule 70
show cause Why order q co1dsmnz-iOn should not
Be vacated
No. 81. In re opening o. alley, square g: order
confirming c@use g June g
II re eo1dem1ation q land fo- rosd along Ana
costa RiTe-; notice ard order q publication.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
NorfoIk Defeats Portsmouth.

Norfolk. Va, June Norfolk won from
Portsmouth BY 10 this afternoon The
inability OF the Truckers to hit Temple
was responsible for their downfen,- Both
teams played fast ball The feature OF
the game was a great one-hand running
catch by jackson. in the fourth inning.
Score:
RH.E
Portsmouth -. oe0o9 oooe-O !
No7folk olk..-............ d 90 ~ )
Batteriss-Hsnnifan and Keifel: Temple and Nun
son. Urp5rss-Nessrs. Mace and Hernassr.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Mis-. Lewis weds at DanviIIe.

Special to The Washington Herald
Danville. Va June Miss Eleanor
Boatwright Lewis. daughter Of J. E.
Lewis. was married early to-day at the
home OF her parents. 70 Thomas Eugene
Besson. Of Dublin. Ca They viii reside
in Dublin. where Mr. B4ssoa is suPerin-
tendeut for the Southern Gotten Oh Gem
DanY.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
THIEVES GET $4,000.
Substitute Copper Coins for Half
Dollars in Bank Packages.

Mexico City. Mexico. June by sub
stituting large copper centavos for 50-ceat
pieces IN bags containing $3.50 each
shipped 70 the National Bank Of Mexico,
clever thieves have succeeded in stealing
$1,000 OF the banks money.
The theft was discovered when the
tellcrs set TO work counting the amounts
which had been received in bags from ane
Of the branch banks. Over a dozen were
found TO contain only centavo pieces
VIXEN they should have held half dollars.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
MATTY BALDWIN LOSES.
Badly Beaten In TweIve-ROund Go
with Harlem Tommy Murphy.

with Harlem Tommy Murphy.
Boston. June 1-Matty Baldwin. the
pride Of Charlestown. was severely pun
iShed IN his encounter with Harlem Tom
my Murphy at the Athletic Association
Club. the latter getting the decision
without protest.
The pair went twelve rounds and in
seven ef these the local boy was whipped
as he never was before.
He was glutton for punishment, how
ever. always coming back for more, and
not infreGuently whipping his right OF
left to Murphy's head with considerable
force
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Bankruntc- Courf.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No so n re Richard 4 Hudson e. al; adJuci-
cztion and reference.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

No. 1s77. Sophie Heider Ct a. IS. George II.
Enzcerch. treasurer. e al substitute trustee At
to-usJ. ]. A. Nsedel.
No. &57s. Lucy ]. Croft IS Joseph v Crofr:
divorce Elsnss Ct tho-O Att7zleys, Lznbszt &
Teatnzn
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Customs Receipts Shrink.

Havana, June 1.-The customs receipts
at the port of Havana for May amounted
to s., a,SB EsL3s- In May. 1906, preceding the
revolution. they were s, a, ,z5L07.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Rain at LrnchburE.

Lynchburg. Va, June The Lynch
burg Richmond game was postponed on
account OF rain
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments foT to-day:
United States vs. William F. Kelly.
United States rs Tyler z. Bin
Criminal Court No. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
United States IS. Beniauin Cclen.an; assault with
dangerous weapon ard assault 20 XII; plea rot
guilty
United states vs. joseph Arthur; house5rsakiug;
Tlea not guilty.
United States vs. Philip Kramer; h0usebTeakiDs
and larceny; pea guilty
United states rs Alex Carter: robbery: Plea not
guilty
United States Is Thomas J. Howard; robbery;
Plea n1t guilty.
United States IS Eugene Harmon; canal knOEl-
edge; plea not guilty.
United States IS HarTy D. Ch-isthilf; houseb7eak-
ing and larceny; plea lot guilt
United States IS Dennis Cant; houssbreakinE.
United States W AIhert 4 Willard, murder n
fTst degree: pea rot guilty.
Assignments for to-day:
United States IS. Fred Moore.
United States rs William Taylor and Fred Moore.
United States IS. James Ingram
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
nisfricf Petition.
FL EsrATE rRANsFERs.

No - Mary E. Jones Us. William Kelly. &C,
e. al Tacate and order Of condemnation Attorneys
7. l. Jones and J. E. Padgett
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
RACING MEN WIN AGAIN.

Giving Ont Of Information Held Not
70 Be Illegal.
Albany, y. Y June The Court OF
Appeals to-day handed down a decision
which In effect holds that the dispensing
Of advance racing information on the
Brighton Beach track last July was not
a violation q the anti-race track gam
bling laws.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Roanoke Again Defeats DR7viIIe.
Norfolk Wins.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, June LIN 1-to-0 game
to-day Roanoke took the third Of the
series from DanviIls. Sensational fea-
tures were running catches by Nield and
Fisher and a wonderful catch by Doyle
in taking a throw from Ryan and put
ting out the runner. Doane's work n the
pitchers box for the locals was the pret-
test Of the season. Score:
~ -
The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
RACING CARDS FOR T0-DAY.

Dcral1 MCDo.zld----- -
WISE Mas01---.---.--- u
base; about tTo miles sud
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

Mr.snd Mrs. Claude Stewart Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Hopkins and Mrs. NJ.
q; Tabler and son, made . trip 10
Frederick and return last Sunday In
their automobiles.
Or. ]. B. Chamberlain had seriogr
fall from a ladder at the home of Mrs
{. g. Cushws few days ago but for
tnnately he escaped with but slight
injuries.
Rev. John 3. Douglas preached a
very acceptable sermon to the members
Of local camp Of Red Men at the gym
nasium Of the YIN. G. A. on last sun
day afternoon at three o'clock.
John w. Trammell, of Hagerstown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobwolf, of Den
yer, Col, spent Saturday her, with
Mrs. J. s. TrammeIl. North Queen
street.
James Armstrong, student At the
Union Theological seminary at Rich
mond, Virginia, and who is preaching
at Basic City during the summer vsca
tion is here on a visit to his mother.
The local camps of the Patriotic Or
der Sons Of America will attend service
in the United Brethren church sun
day morning at 1915 o'clock. The pas.
tor, w. F. Gruver will preach spec
ial sermon for the occasion.
Mr.. O. +. Rathbone, deputy state
Tax Commissioner, Of Charleston has
been in this city for several days in
vestigating the matter Of state licenses
and especially whose doing real estate
| business.
And North Mountain is to have q
first class shoe factory. We wish Mar
| tinsburg had one. They are good
things to lhave hanging around the
town. They give employment TO thu
working people and are usually money
makers.
| The city authorities are having the
stone crushed which come out Of the
| cellar excavation for the now John
street school building for use on the
streets. There are great many which
cannot be used in the foundation and
all such are crushed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

Change in sehsda.eon G. y. n. Ii.
effective Sunday June 20.
Eastbonnd westbound
No. s Sis A. M. Ne. SEA.
No. 10 s05 r. NJ. No. 0 HOS Al. III.
No. IL sos Z. M. No. I s.s2 IN.
Parties who afe!in the habit Of treat
ing the trains by their number viii be
a little confused In The eastbouna
trains No. 4 being changed to No. 9;
No. Ste No. 10; No. 10 to IL. The only
difference In time Of westbound trains
is No. changed from e.29 to 6.32 r.
NJ. but the grestest change Is in east
bound train Nc. 10 at IT'S on the cid
schedule. while ON the new schedule IL
will be changed to No. IL aud the time
to T0aP, NJ. This train will connecs
at Harrisburg with the Quaker City
Express and be due at phiIadelphia
fl.8S p M. at New York S.55 A. NJ
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

Renewed to scl w. King street. On
account OF needing more room DR.
Stehlcy has moved to the above adj
dress and will be In his new Office
Moaday July 8 and remain TIL SAtur-
day six days DIR. Stshley had to turn
great many away the Isst time he was
there be could not do all the work and
he worked almost highland day. New
those who can come the first day de
30 and give me chance to 10 your
work for you Crown and Bridge work
spceialties. Teeth nllIed with geld,
silver, platinum and amsIgam. Best
set Of teeth IS. Teeth with and with
out plates Teeth extracted without
pain % cents. Whsa others fail to ex-
tract your teeth then see Or. stehlsy.
Remember l have moved to 32f w.
King street next door to the Baptist
church.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

MIR. and Mrs. 4. w. Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. George Criswell and Mrs. j. p.
Turner teek an automobile trip en-
Wednesday OF this week to jefferson
co unity, and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Porter, below Charles
town.
Mr.. Carroll Sencindiver, son of Mr..
George L. senc,ndiver, has returned
home from the State Uni, ersity where
he graduated with honors from the law
department. flo will open an office in
this city and his many friends wish
him success.
Mr. Ben Thompson, wife and daugh-
ter and Rev. w. ID. McCurdy have
been to Philadelphia this week on an
automobile trip. They have been TAX
ing in Atlantic City also. They are ex-
pected home this evening or tomor-
row.
Mr.. Lee Siler has taken week
vacation since the closing of his school
and Is now working in the Old Ma
tionai bank for the force While each
takes his vacation. Mics EveIine
Payne, the stenographer is now on her
vacation.
News reached US to the effect that
Hon. William b. Cornwell who has
been living and praeticing law at Fair
mont for several years will more to
Cumberland, Maryland, about the
first of October next and will locate
there for the practice of his profession.
We are glad to have him come nearer
home.
Contractor S. A. Westenhaver, has
put two marble tablets, one on either
side of the foyer of the, new court
house. One contains the names OF the
county court which built. the house
and the county clerk and the ether
contains the names of the architect,
the contractor, the superintendent,
etc.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

Mrs Margaret Amweg will leave
here on Saturday for Mountain Lai g
Park, Maryland, where she will spend
he summer
Capitals John Daniels, la charge OF
fish'car No. ,. OF the United states fish
commission, was here and spent LAST
Sunday with his parents at Gerards-
town. He was on hts way to the
station at sulphur sprias, Va,
Mr. and Mrs George Cushva have
rented the Cunpingham brick house at
Falling Waters aud will open 1t for
boafders for the summer, We can as
sure any who may patronizs them
that they will fad IL y most charming
place.
Every democrat ought to read the
National Monthly and we have made
arrangements for furnishing the mag.
axine TO our readers al low rate. We
will send the Monthly and the States
man Democrat 10 any one address for
the sum OF Si.6U per year.
Mr.. ]. Morgan, proprietor Of the
Morgan store, Gibbs old staud, has
gene back to Cumberland and has been
succeeded by his bretherm-law, Maur-
CO Cohen, a very excellent youag
man, who will manage the store fol
some time. Mr.. Morgan will come
back occasionally and may IN time
come back TO stay permanently.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

The board OF regsnfs Of The state
normal schools has finished the an
pointment Of teachers for the cominx
year. Those assigned to Shepherd
college areas follows; John q Knut-
tie, principal; John y. Muiaosa, assis.
tant principal; Mabel Hensha " Gard
aer, Lynne Wadell. Waiter NJ. Duke,
Ella May farmer, Louise J.. saith
teachers; BIanch r.. Barnes, music:
Rssert 7. McGary, sIocution. Frisaa
Reinhart, superintendent srxiaing de-
partment.
Miss Elizabeth StaInalser, formerly
Fairmont Normal was assigned 10 the
Athens school but was last xight as
signed to her old posItion at ralrsn ont
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

Mr. Randolph Tillott, of near Lees
burg, Va, spent few days during the
past week with MIR. William Boyer in
this city.
Water MELONS have made their
appearances on our market but they
are hardly within the reach OF common
martals, in price.
Messrs F, a. rabb and his brother
n-law, w. A. Mckowp, Of near Clear
brook, Virginia, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Hileary, OF Merryiand Tract, near
Frederick, Nd.
Miss Emma Snyder, daughter of
Mr.. Fred Sny der, of Flagg's crossing
lett last Saturday on visit to friends
at Fort Loudon, franklin county and
at Hazelton, Northumberland county
Pennsylvania. The visit IL In the way
Of vacation from her duty as book
keeper at her fathers mill.
The travelling club, of this city held
picnic on the Opequon creek at the
club house near Sciioppert's bridge
on Tuesday ofthis week. The pleas
urss of the occasion was somewhat
marred by the thuner sdtorm which
came over about the time the picnic
was breaking up.
There is great danger from fire caused
by the shooting Of fire-crackers as 10
usually done ON the Fourth OF July
We have city ordinances prohibiting
the shooting Of fire-craekers aud it 10
to be hoped that the mayor will give
his police full and explicit instructions
on this matter.
We are going to have big celebra.
ton on the glorious fourth and there
will doubtless be some attempts to
violate the law by shooting iire-crack
eFs. II ought TO be nipped in the bud
aud the first fellow who fires of.
cracker should he arrested.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

Mr.. Lamer Kantner has gone to
Charleston to clerk in drug store
Miss Inez Boyer is visiting friends
in Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit.
Attorney Guy Felker is on busi-
ness trip to Morgantow
Messrs Thomas Lemen and Arthur
Tabler are home from the University
for the summer vacation.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
Thatcher, at Bunker Hill fine daugh-
ter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Littleton
shauil, ut their home in this city on
last Tuesday, fine son.
Mr.. Charles Russler and family
have moved to Hoboken, N. j., where
he has secured employment.
Miss Mary Bender, of North Queen
street, 10 on visit to friends at Mar
lowe, near Williamsport.
Miss Elizabeth and Mr.. Harry Gil
Ian, of Greencsstle, have been on
/. visit to Miss Eliza Rauch this week.
Miss Helen Jones. of Wheeling, and
Miss Eleanor Davis, of Williamsburg,
Pa, are guests of Mrs. Guy Hetzel, on
Winchester avenue.
Mr.. w. H. Wilen WAS called to
Huntingdon, Penn. few days ago by
the illness of his son-in-law, Mr.. ]. A..
Brown.
Masters Cranwell and Lee Tabler,
sons Of Mr.. Howard Tabier, are on a
visit to their aunt, Mrs. w. Newton
Buckles at Halltown.
Mrs. J. r. Compton, of Keyser, and
her two children, are spending some
time visiting Mrs. w. A. Pitzer, Oh
West KING street,
Mrs Elizabeth Menefee, of Cumser
land, Md, is visiting Mrs. James Du
vail, near Little Georgetown, thi.
County.
The Cumberland Valley r. r. will
rent at moderate rental, the small
house with large lot recently purchased
frsm @. 0. Lam bert near Warmsprine
crossing on Williamsport pike. See
2t. w. A. Gard, Agent.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 9 r Q r A


Fine limestone farm Of 17s acres,
well improved, running water through
the place, located III splendid neighbor-
hood, convenient distance from
market. Cheap. potcraeld y Boyer
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THIS PAPER RE
SEIyED with the GUARANTEE that the
REGULATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER pub-
ished In Martinsbnrg, Berkeiek
County. West Virginia.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-25

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