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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
OBJECT TO NEGROES
TWO PRosPECTORs or NEGRO
 SCHOOL THREATENED.
Receive Switches and Hemp Rope From Kentuckinns---Negr Warn cd From Benson, Near
 Frankfort,

Lexington. Ky. May s.-Two men who went today to shelby County from Louisville, to inspect the site for the proposed s400.o0o Lincoln Institute for negroes. received bundle of switches and hemp rope, together with q warning.
 There has been much objection from people in that section to having the negro school located there. although fl has been stipulated that students will be kept on their own reservation and that they will have their own railroad station and postoffice
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
THE wEArHEn.

WaahingtOR, D. C.. May R.---roFcaas fer Airhrpas Thunder showers and cooler Sunday DIOndny falr and eDOIeri High south shiftink to N0rthwest winas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
RECORDS DAMAGED.

Fire in GeOlOelcal Survey E8uildlnK in
 Washington.
 Washington, May 9.-Fire at 8:15 o'clock this morning broke out in tie building of the geological survey on F Street. The blaze was in the fourth story and while it was soon gotten under control it was feared the valua- ble records were damaged by the wa- ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

UcQUit HI lfal sCCtkOh to h0ttAS tAS negro school located there. although fl has been stipulated that students will be kept on their own reservation and that they will have their own railroad station and postoffice
 Night Rider warning.
 Louisville. Ky. May S.-Charies A. Haberle. IT.. and William Hunter, two young men. employed for the past two weeks at shelbyville. in looking up the title to the land sought to be pur- chased near Simpsonyiile, for the pro posed Lincoln Institute, were the re- cipients on Friday of supposed might rider" warning. The warming was in the form of . bundle. which was left on the table in the County Clerks of flee at Shelbyviile, where they were al work It was found by them when they returned from lunch.
 In the bundle was formidable look ing hemp rope, package Of matches and other articles. suggesting violent treatment Messrs. Haberle and Hun ter are connected with the legal de. partment of local title company and their only connection with the affair is to examine the titles of the land or which an optieH has been obtained.
 There was no address on the bundle and attaches of the Clerks office stated that they did not notice anyone place the bundle on the table, which had been set aside for the use of the Louisviile men. An indignation meeting was held at simpsonville today to protest against the establishing of the negro institute near there.
 .. Negroes Warned by Kentuekians.
 Frankfort, Ky, May s.--Negroes em- nlovAd by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company in rock quarries al Benson. three miles west of this city, are greatly alarmed by the posting of the following notice.
 s.All niggers are warned to leave Benson in forty-eight hours. We have in store for you. whips and rope. you want to live, leave Benson. No one must talk about this.
 '.Leve and stay. Hell is you potion if you stay.
 (Signed.l Night Riders.
 The notices, two in number, arc printed with pencil on cheap writing paper and were very evidently written by the same person, the formation oi the letters and spelling being the same The papers were brought to the mall department and turned over to Adju- taut Johnston. The notes were inifne- diateiy placed in the hands of detec- lives and an effort will be made to discover the writer.
 Tvery effort win be made 10 protect the negroes from violence. This par tieuiar section is the one n which niglat rider trouble enKaged attention about a year ago. V ben ewtop Aa- lett. of the Jacksonviiie neighborhood was Killed. Soldiers patroiled the sec tign for some time.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-19

For RENT-Dwelling house and
store room for rent On Faulkner ave.
nue.. See j. T. Kahn, 4ls Faulkner
ave. CITY. 1892.
We call attention to the new advef-
tisement of the new firm Of Shaull &
HARDWOOD, dealers in shoes, boots, slip
pers and everything in the way OF foot
wear. They have opened up in the
Lambert building the most exquisite
stock Of footwear ever brought to Mar
tinsburg and they have purchased at
price that will enable them to give
their customers values that were never
heard of before. The senior member OF
the firm has had great deal of expe-
risnce IN the shoe business and is re-
oognizsd as a good business man. The
Junior member has for some yearA
been engaged in farming bat he has all
the elements Of . good merchant. They
are both splendid men and all custo-
Ners will meet with courteous and po-
lite treatmen They handle La France
shoes for women and Crawford shoes
for nsa.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-19
BANK STOCK.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
The undersign ned Twill sell At public
auction NJ the trent door Of the county
court hsuse in Martinsburk on
SATURDAY, MARCH, 20. 1909,
beginning at 1.30 p. M.
TORTY-Two ,sHAREs
dfthe capital stock Of the
PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY
Of Aartinshurg w. Va.
This stsck is regarded as the best Of
giit-sdgsd investment and 10 paying
dividend Of per cent Aemi-annuaIly.
TERMS CASH.
J. w. Dodd, Asstisneer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-19
PUBLIC SALES.

March 10, Friday Mrs. Mary Wsmax
will sell stock and farming nipple
mepts at her home p miles from
Cherry Run and miles from
North Mountain along the b. x o.
March 20, Saturday, w. Dowrey
as special commissioners will sell
the George Hardy real estate at
the front door of the court house.
March 20-kIine and Caskey will sell
personal property on Hight street
March 20, Saturday-- Mrs. Edith Moore
will'sell all her real estate, at the
front door of the Court House.
March 20, 1909, Saturday Allen b.
Noll, as special commissioners will
sell large lot Of the real estate Of
the late J. Harley Miller. at the
front door of the court house.
March 20, Saturday-W. w. Downey
as special commissioner sell the
Hardy property lying. near Burns
Ford at the front door of the conn
.ty court house.
March %, Msnday-S. W. Lsmaster
will sell stock and farming nipple
ments at his home on tine e. w.
Vanmetrs farm 3 milee northeast
Of Martinsburg.
March %, Tussday-Jer d. Mowery
will sell stock and Implements at
his home on the sprinkls farm
mile south Of Gresnsburg, miles
northwest Of Martinsburg.
March "a, Wednesday Rollen T..
Miller and w. Is. LIngamfelter as
administrator of the estate OF the
late Boyd Kilmer, will sell stock
and implements at The Krsglow
farm at Hedges,ille.
Mar. %, Thursday, w. N. Cole will
sell personal property at his home
on the old Williams farm on
Writings neck -
March 26, Friday-F. M. Feltner will
sell stock and implements at his
home near Files X Roads, 5 miles
from Maltinsburg, 5 miles FROM
Shepherdstown, mile from Swan
Pond.
MareL q, Saturday-C. A. Miller
Will sell pc ~eoral property at lie
pace If business at the Queen
street railroad crossing.
Mar. II, saturday John d. Tice will
sell household amt kitchen furni
>tn"e. at hir home near Dam Nc. s..
Msreh "a, Monday Fred G. Linton
wit sell stock and implements at
hrs: horae al the Big Spring 2
miles south of Martinsburg.
March 80, Iuesday-H. L. Couehman,
ns administrator of the estate of
the late L. B. Couchman, will sell
the personal property of the de-
ceased at his late home at the toll
house mile North of this city.
April II Satufdsy--AllenB B. Noll as
Trustee will sell at the front door
1.-THE court house valuable lot
located in Cox's addition.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-19

We regret p says that MIR. Charles
u Millsf, ex-sheriff, is daneerouly III
al lis enie rear Gerardstown,
femember the big sale Of Fred G.
Luienat The Big Spring on Monday
NJ ira ~
i4afN stock sale Of Fred @. Linton
q sheaiig Spring on Monday March
~
Mrs. n h. Roberts, of Middlewsy,
has been visiting friends at Hedgesville
this week.
MFs. ] Frank Thompson il On q
visit 70 her sister, Mrs stealey in
Washington
Divine services at Gerardstown
Sunday March Il, at IL o'clock, And
az Trinity at 3 O'Clock, conducted by
Rev. J NJ GrayDill. Every bod y is
welcome.
4 Our good neighbor, Captain w. b..
Colstcn, IL again grandfather Mr..
and Mrs. w. 3. Cornwell, OF Fair
mon have a daughter. We extend
our congratulations.
Messrs. Edward and William Rauch
attending school at Massanutten
Academy At Woodstock, Va, were
called home last week by the death Of
their grandmother.
Mr.. Flagg Eichelberger, who has
been living in Wheeling for some
months and been employed as train
auditor on the b. y o. running be-
tween Wheeling and Pittsburg has
beea transferred to Cumberland and
has moved here where he and his wife
will reside for the time at least.
Since the advert of the autom obiie
Mariinsburg has been in the lead In
the number of machines owned NY
our people considering the number of
eur inhabitants. This year we are
to have several added to the already
long list. Five fine Mitchell touring
cars were unioaded here last week at
one time. They are four Messrs. Claud
w. Stewart, II. s. Cushwa, M. q.
Tabler and M. "A. Goe.z, OF Charles
town. There is still number Ut others
which are ordered and 10 come la.
Perkeley county it seens is at last
to get some of the states money for
the first time since the state has been
organized. The general appropriation
bill enacted at the last meeting Of the
legislature carried in its provisions an
appropriation Of 100000 for the
Kings Daughters hospital but the
governor vetoed five thousand of the
amount cutting the amount down to
s5,000.00. The governor cut nearly
hundred Thousand delIars on the APP
preparation bill but failed to file mis-
veto message with the secretary Of
state within five days after the adj
Journment OF the legislature as provid-
ed by the law and the Supreme court
holds that the vstoes are unlawful and
that the bills 10 vetoed after the adj
Joa rnmet became laws without the
signature of the governor. III this sp-
plies 10 the approx ration bill as well
as to others the Kings Daughters
hospital viii get the full 100000 +
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-19

Fred Linton's big sale % Murdsy
March % at the Big Spring.
Mr.. H A. Wyatt was in baltimore
last Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Granville Smith has been sick
in bed for several days.
Mr.. Thomas Aud has returned home
from Visit to friends in Baltimore,
Mrs Kinsey b. Creque aud son ere
on witt to friends in Richsnoad.
Miss Ida Robinson who has been
visiting friends in Washington for
several weeks hss returned home
Mr.. Lester A. Barr, Of Washington
spent last Sunday with his daughter
Mrs ii. L. Alexander, IN this eiiy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Lenea are on
a visit to their daughter 81 'hii co,he.
Ohio.
Or. ]. L Manown has been Visit q
his old home at phlli9pi, west -,
this week.
Visit the spring opening Of g h.
Mckee on Thursday ard Frisay Of
next week, March % and Is.
Misses Ethel and Inez Boyer sie
visiting friends in Shepherdssown th,s
week.
The Jefferson Savings Bank, Of
Shepherdstown, last week changed its
name to the Jefferson Security flank.
Mrs. ID. w. Rodrick has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. H..
l.. Sparrow, at Jacksonville, Florida.
Attorney HI. H. Emmert aud Conn
tv Clerk Hobbs are sojourning at Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Miss Lizzie j. Smurr. of Batavia,
n. Y. has been visiting her friends
here. She returned home on Tues
day.
We had a pleasant call OH Tuesday
from our friend, Mr.. +. A. Tabb, Of
Frederick county, who was in town on
business.
r. you W sh to see all the very latest
styles in the beautiful spring millinery
visit G. H. AcKee's spring opening
ON next Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. John P. Kearfott, Of Jefferson
county, was a visitor to this city on
last Friday and favored us with a
call.
Mr. John wv. Chapman, Of Davis,
w. Va, WAS caller at our office ON
last Friday. lie was called to this
county by the death of his father.
Mr.. George Lloyd, Of Inwood, who
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis has recovered ard has re-
turned to his heme.
Mrs. Harry Henneberger and three
childrea, of Trenton, N. j., are visit
ing the family of Mr.. q. u ellinger,
East Burke street.
Yrs. 4. A. Lyons and Miss Katie
|O'Connell of East Martin street left a
few days age for New York and Phila
deiphiaywhere they will purchase their
spring millinery.
Ne are in receipt of number of
well illustrated circulars descriptive of
Luna county, New Mexico, the COM
pliments OF Mr.. George w. McSherry,
a native of Jefferson county. Luna
must be wonderful COUNT.
There is talk OF starting an ice plant
Ia ShepherdstowD, to begin operations
by warm weather. There has been no
natural lee stored away this winter,
save few loads gathered from the
river.
Mrs. A. l.. Stewart. o. Martinsburg,
who is in the south for some weeks has
joined friends at the Hotel Alcazar at
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-19

DvERJ:sEMENTs Fop THIS PAPER RE
5EsyED with the GUARANTEE that the
REGULATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER puh-
islscd in Martinsbnrg, Herkeiex
coanty. West. Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
THE LONGEST KILOGRAMS

THE longe-t news item ever Transmitted !, ~
wire Wa the sending u the entire Revised
Version of TIT. New Testament To- a Chicago
dolly newspaper from New York on May 80. p.
1852 The issue Of the paper containing that
--,-o,.. telegram comprised twenty page SIX
t,,r 81 which wcre taken up with the brand
new version ot The New Testament, W1ien laa
been procured previous to lts official puh.lea-
ton. The New Testament contains p books.
zc0 chapters. 1890 verses. and not lar from
100 GOO words.
some wears ago the circulation department.
9t q London newspaper offered q ITi@e Tor the
-l7ge-t -ixucnnv- tw,lve-word telegram that
.,,.lG actually uc sent t" It's office. Out OF
taur hundred and fifty telegram- received, tins
one g.1ucd the pTIzc.
AGmiui-trator general c"unter-reVolutlon-
..rv 1utercommuuIcatIous unslrtuIlstartIated
O!..r,,r-ua-ter general di-proPoruonahleneSS
ch.ragteristicallv eouuterdlstIngulshed uncpn-
-titutiuuali-tic incomprehensltlLtles.
Thee twelve words contain Two hundred
l.t..rs. and The telegram needs two periods
Two auo-,rophes and one hyPhen to make II
I,rar.r English. And II dos not contain the
inog..t un-sIb:lItv III the language "proantl-
Observation-Disclosures either.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
THE SKY PASTURE

There's 81 pasture high N the starry sky,
rTis crowded with Ao,ks evermore,
Where the shepherd Wind rushing on be
Dr.v,s The little white sheep before
Tnev pass ia ch,ir fight through the fields Of
<ear Vie Moon .u her golden seat,
And she hide her lace as the -urglng race
Hurries by On its -oundless feet.
over dizzy miles rush The ti,cev files,
Urged nn by that whistle MID
T5u the w,ar.ed sheep talI ii dusLv heap,
Ey fierce shepherd Wind uI-Phed.
He whistles 4ad calls til chill wind
On. .an.,v the shepherd complaints
And with hand So" pale the Moon hits her
veil
70 md not "a sheep remains.
Nest morning the .sght ui the sunrise bright
GIaddrus tie pasture agaIn
shepherd Wind is asleep. and the little cloud
sheep
Ar alit..ar -, allre PLAIN.
-Waty LemBIcr PANE
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
The Stranger in Gotham
-llrEseG from Page Z

- DAVID BoIae,o's new tltatrr- supported
f,, one II Nr. Bclaseo.7 good u"mpanles- lie
1,,.rfurrlarge Tan with the smoothn"ss Of a
Standard Oh lawyer explaining rebates I" a
federal court 4 worthy person ~ The farming
classes sitting IN G-I4. wa- plainly lmITt~.'a.
In an interval between the acts he turned I"
the metropolitan who has the seat next 10
hmm
Where do al them troaper- come from
hr inquired
u mean them actors mp yonder on TIT
-rag-" explained the man from aiar " as
tfrv brought on specially for this show, "r d"
thev Ige here
Z I.ll,., most IF them live here ii town
s.4.G The New Yorker
Wei. they do purity blamed well t"r home
talent " sand the stranger.
II has likewise been Observed from time ''
r-r.., i., other critics. that the home talent ia
,3,,u., the best j can. But wr must remember
tr.t th. home talent has o. buck up against
rn,. stranger ing New York. and Of Asrl and
H,.r-r thor. are. according t. statistics, seventy
thousand every dag in The week Drls L seven
hundred thousand
And upp. as we part. here's one ,or l-t-
,HDIo.r g. answer Why docs the newly az
rfyrl stranger Try % pose as Cd T'.I .e" i"Tf'T
until h,. get t. Le one. and then wav dos lr
7ulu a. state so.,tv and spend r-e rest pi las
lif, TRYING t. prove that he Isut-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

- ..-ra Moves L. family
.s ,-. waterfront -- cents
-- --.--r postal cards. also
E -F. Trolley rlceer
Table q n5rr dinner II a
-.. t.r forts cents
... .... -..a ru.a-dolLar-a-aay
- moving picture shows
.. --,I.GTarla on Eighth
fer a 'un.hrpu with a
- .--. .1-.,. ..tII,6 italian wine
E.5 r front room wfth
... Getting meals ~ oak-
-.. ..--.r- bg The hour for
H.- r.. 1T -re.ul4t"r q
t-r- -.~ seat IL a. r"pl
..- .- l.u, bank tar funds
-r. .a f.trh-aEr. Er'aA-
Dragon 90 Long Acre square. +.
r--. .-rrag, WING AMI
-rr,..-, Invite Ne-'su
s ara n.m 81 Nerr"p"Ai4i
... lrrl- r.rrg at four fgr
.'. r. ..t 81 Riverside
tr -., -a55,- Attentive
-.- r.-. p.f. ErYag,- drawing
-.. r-,E t.r the return trip
Home. broke. but con-
'.- -s.r DAVID Hart.,la Vs. playing
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

f- .#
do you care -o- this MANI"
Answer me honestly. SIS"
Yes ~a-G the gr-l simply.
" Vel, You don't care very much Il you
don Z know what 10 do
Miss HalGaue stared long and earnestly 81
her brother As She did so She came to q rt--,-
-lrluu. sudden O. the superficial view tu- ono
toward winch She had been working SINCE she
lad read -.a comm. r.--.-r-or-
VII rua rake o. note To- him tonight: She
asked
Not now. was the answer. Its too late.
u begged l.m T. g. To- bed and t. % get some
-e-r- He VII need al his strength Tomorrow
But tins night
Il don't care what ii Is. you can't get II To-
h.m tonight Besides, that isn't the ue~t
The girl sat down at her desk. picked up d
pen. and drew sheet Of paper toward her.
She OWNED what WaS IN her brother mind
4s well as he Well. She would do II.
What VIII father say She asked hall
cu-iou~lv
He VIII have enough to DO explaining his
part in this transaction To say anything about
ANYTHING else.
You don't tninl, that he"
Il am sorry t. say IT." answered young Hal
dane. but I was father who gave me the clue.
YOU know. and ! am dead certain that the
whole rlrg have put the Chief 81 Ponce Up L.
his dirty work
He turned AWAY as he spoke and hung his
head IN shame. Eleanor HalGaue had already
gone through the fires and % her oVer"rol'gtat L
soul Il seemed that no further humiliation could
he brought upon her
Maybe" She SAID at last. forcing herself T.
speak with trembling lips and sinking heart.
~Dan.r be a fool. Sis" said her brother
roughly Yet not unNinalE- lie cares more
FOR you now than anything on Garth except 1t-
election and don Il know but that he would
He wouldn't was the answer. That
DIV Il Louise Stewart'~. father offered nle 70
him i he would not publish that matter about
the Traction Company. and
And he refused.
~Great God, ] didn't think the old ma"
could sink so low
- He.s been dragged down saii The woman.
eager To- defend her father. He has been
caught by this crowd and is helpless
The 1Gea of his father helpless IN any s,t"~-
ton vyas grimly amusing 10 young Haldane
He knew him better than the woman, and un-
7e~-toof more clearly than She the whole --t'1--
tion. However. il W. not for .l51 To- 5'.l2e-e.'
ms sister He nodded and s@ld:
..That 5.r,t al. either She went on dream
5lv- for repeated the offer
What cred her brother
Yes. ] asked him if / sad would marry .3.
hmm. whether he would stop the pEb--rar1ntl
And ne refused you:
He did ,,
cod, that'- man if ever there was ,rv.
Yes" was the answer and that is WAY /
arl tar,ng tins step now. II he had accepted
-ne ] should have desp.sed him. de would
-.,. --.-. She said bitterly, u our family
level
Never YOU mind about our level. SIS, -ard
-r. man gently. There are tew people on
earth that are as high as your .eEel, .na II
Gorulv ever does get you. He j be m&l't
lucky"
Thank vu,1" SAID the girl simply. Vow
J want vau % help me with what ! have +"
write
Hal5ane seated himself by ler SIDE, and the
TWO heads were soon bu-llE "ent "'tT ll-' '-'sH
Tg te lgu..sEsI rs1t >Glaay
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
BOOK ~ The Victory
CHApTEE XVII
E-esnor ILL., Sc. praIlsm


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-- -e YOU going t.
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
SEEDS

HENDERSON ) >EFU> TFFE To Introduce our new
rooc seed catalogue, "F.ery1ha, -,r the GARDEN zoo
pa,s zoo e. Cravings teord ttEetatcS and foNeTs
will send free ths magazine ard
sending 10 cents ln stamps the ,aal,E que and famous
"a gnr Henderson collection Of t.rr and garden seeds
Also The pamphlet The Use ot tte Feet Seed Sowing
,hi,h the late Henderson considered the most
alahle Article he Nru'r FctrT Henderson 1" Co.
90 ~ C4rIautr street. \-v York 't.-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
PIANOS

VINO PIANOS EE~rIONFpA AND MOST SUCCESS
r FsraL shed 4a wears Re ErulrIts Efctt-
,t resonance Sold direct Noaa-ur sent on trlaI-treight
qad rrsr ard all the b. us. show car talth
Ir our work Very ea-. terms. NiE q. used - iiNh-
grades S-s up Iakrn u ,soha1-r t' improved Wing
risuos-t roughly Teilu>trd ~,r. 70. bargain list hou
st..lF have ANYWAY Complete Information
Aboa; Pianos" Isa pages Ncs hor- World sa}s "A
Eaok Of educational interest, Everyone should have
Free for asking from the Old house Of NIrE q Son,
361-4-3 West I-th Street, New lorr
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

-- -r. indeed. after -H-~
I'll ..--.. Il leadership
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-06
ANNUAL RENEHE
OF the katherine Doane Club
Will be a Rumage Sale
in Store.

Next week will he held tho anuu-
al benefit OF the Katherine Doane
Club, the yonng ladies honorary
organization Of the First Presby-
terian church. This year it VIII
take the form of a rumage sale and
will be held in the store room re-
Gently vacated by the Cost & Holden
hardware house at the corner of
Main and Court streets. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. February IL,
f2 and 1S,. 1t viii be open all day
and in the evening.
The Club VIII be grateful Tor dona'
tions Of clothing of any kind. house.
hold goods, groceries. any thing in
fact. that can be spared and wished
to be donated to good canse Do
nations win be called FOR hy the
committee composed Of Miss Koble.
gard, Mrs. Rudolph and Mrs. John
". sthart notified.