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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
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foau nii rplchdn ~ hahoi
'lcmicria pero tamil n ha olyidado
Z los adulador,s d. aqu oS grand,s
Del nue,o Pr, sidcntc Mr.. Taft. 81
eNpcra una conducfa muv di,iru.a dc
Ia dc su anicccSor; y dc a'pi puc Su
.advcnmlonto sea iuhi oSam utr Niu
lado por la opni "A indepcn, iente
'Slo cS. por'la que n" >'a >omrtida 4
nIng0n lartido.
Ya. durartc Ia camraIa electoral. 81.
pudo obs rNar que On re los rcpublica
nos pcrdia t,rr no la tcndcncla ami
'"pltal.Stlca. repre- Scntada por MIR
Ro"ScNcit y Su grupo, y que Mr.. Taft.
sin rompcr ablrrtamcntc con csa poll
,ica la cral no podia. i,. oroSamrntr
haccr, por hab r Sido colaborad"r deI
l'rSidcnic como MniStro- lc ponia
Sordlna La difcrcncia no era dc co
lorrS Slno dr matlccS; pcro era dife-
r'ncla. Pronto 81 vl6, por Il apoyo.
que cI capltallsmo dij al Pres deutc
Taft. UIc este era homhrc dc fiar, "a
safe man. no solo porquc 81 distingui:
del candidate dcmocratlro Mr. Bryan
sno porquc no Sc parccia Mr. Roo
SevcIt
FL habcr dc>ignado Mr. TAFT para
>ccretario de ESfado 4 Mr.. Knox que
rombati1 en- 81 Scnado 81 antl-capita-
l>mo del PrcSldcnte RooScvclt Sc con
Sdcra indicaci6n yaio~a de Ia nueva
politica. Sc anuncia que los dlrecto
res de ella Seran c Sccretar Knox
y los Senadorcs Root (cx-Sccrctar 10 dc
Estado) Y Crane; estos dos uItlmo>
headers" del >indicato de caciques RI
lrublcanos que domina la Alta Cama
ra.~ Pero, za.aso eXagercn los que pre-
Ven que csos tres perSonajcs tcndran
controado" y como pri1jon1ro al Pre-
>idente Taft :..:::
Este. a juzgar por 10 que ha >ido y
10 que la hecho hasia ahora, solo lrs
hasia dondc Ic convcnea ir, a>l co
mo ha sabido yalcrse del rooSo,cl ismo
para r,suItar 4 la poStre. algo contra
rio 4 Roosevelt. IS possible que. utji-
ndo los nstunento> que rnruentre
an ~ ,.,,,.er,.., a.. n,.;.;nn,,. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
4 rs S'srrirtrS Y As'N'PS

Para Ia buena marcha de es'a ADM
n,s,racian. no admitimos ALIAS ue
.,scrinciones 4 este diario sino desde
., ,rimero dc cada mes. Las bA'A"
o. ayisaran los diss 30 o u; a'''r-
nsrdose oue las que Sc dicren con pos
,erioridad no Sc ,omaran en- c"en'a
n, surtiran efecto Ell la contaoi''o"'
hast. 81 dia dltimo del mes s's"'e"'
T. Al en- que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26
Las que SO raSaD mas DF0nto

TN estadisiico hace la sorprendcntt
de- que laS nr1ItiiachaS que
I .,n.n la nariz remangada son laS que
mas propto ~ caSan Y tenen mas
Suerte en- la election dc marido. las
muchachas con nariz de- tipo griego .
romano. no olsia1iie ssT esia Ia dc
belleza clasica, son las que tienen me
hos salerie en Il matrimoniu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

La mtcligcncia de AlcoVer ha S'do
recrrda como a locho dc amor d' Ia
nfisclia. que oiro pocia rocordaha. la
e,,.ecrdlrdo mas hiic> do los q," ro-
dia alimcntar ve,tir liierar'am nj"
nn >.rrctalio de ,ala ID una Nudlon-
.cia territorial. lla madr'ado mrhaS
>,a,ua> ,lc arrogantc fgura. con la
riove amontouada en- Ia callo chlran'e
,na rochp dc nvicrno. .lla tr@yndo.
N mil coloquioS. argumcr'oS. ideas y
,ianc> a-nhpdisiwoS ore. las dos ho-
raS. >r han lnrrciido sin dclar "ir"
ra~trn ale al duor de una INSPIRE
ri6u irrrmShlcmcntc Il >Vanecda. MI
omoptario verbal dc In acillalldad c"-
,idiann. en- Il dcSpacho y IN 81 rorro
del casino. rcducido il eSicnograila por
n ,auuigrnfo diiigcnte. par"rerlairS
,hoaa la obra Il" nm cronlSta eSplrl-
tual. uc fueSc al miSmo tempo nm
ponSador IN rocta. La indole lite
raria De \lcoNcr IN tralclona Su indo-
L. personal: oycndolc hahar - Satr
como csrrihira: leycndolc So Sahc co
mo hahla. Asi rcsailta Su VIDA toda dc
ma pieza. con unidad c"nStant". ASi
: su inrcnio: agridulce. como Il de
odo~ los iron>taS clevados Y qle 81
hen di>tmmrir la ironia for de cultu-
A. del eSccptici>iuo >ouaicro DE- Arl"-
Inuin.
Durantc nuchos amos Alcover g
arbi6 habitnalmente on caStellan". as
el'ana> SON SuS "Po"Sia~ SIS N'"-
as poc>iaS. S,,S " "Poe mas. SIS Me
.,.nrs4s Duranfe aqucl ticmpo fne tam
hirn di,nit..lo 4 CorteS en- va'laS le~-
,IslatnraS. No l., l!ego Ia OCCASION d"
1ahlar IN Fl Conereso. Por que \"
mho. al aquel periodic, tenia que To-
sras. conmoverle y apoderals" dc 81
.incoridad? ~ s,ntia aca~o fuera dei
~piritu y ambiente general 4" Ia p"-
itra hace ounce ano> ? P',ede .~1l'.
~ ohStante. Alcoy,r = I'm oradorr p"-
,oraSi~imo, IS. on roiencia. como 10
me en actn >rinpre que Re- a'" 10
.,ana urn de los oradnrc~ mas lntcn-
! ,ti.a..cS n,e he nI,ln \. dc~dc
,,..,, ~ n,su l5t.,..ain e1n fo.lo. ono.
..r...,,.c4.o : d.n Anto,fn Naalra por
+. n,..tn,i, Il. Nrny..r. >,lS paud l.a-
lon.~ scgan mas caoIo~a> que las
MAS ~ >neufamente. n9icho mas an
.olIz,daS ln> qlle t. oveaon en i
\tenro Barcelsnt>. euando la rrcep.-
IN dh-dicada 4 ls,~ miemhf4.s H.. Con
,r,>n H.. h Lenvna tatalana. Saben
.ua at.-,.-gSs ~,l4re p~r.. uunto I'm su>
l:S,.t4,~,> ror,1p,2a In m}>fpa prl~e1ia-
idad de S,s> verses dr ~u~ pro~3>
-'''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-26

rio. ~ ha hablado mucho. con IN
crclulidad. dc los prctcndidoN grand :
homhres igrurwd,s Y. no oh>ianir.hay
,nle rcndnSc de Ncz IN cuamlo a Ia
eNactitrd dc Ia pafadoia. Qucn haya
ronocido 4 Gabriel Manra. por clem.
plo. - 4 Juan AlcoVcr. no neceSliara
de- mas argumrnioS. Ellos tuNieron "
,ienen Sn inemIivora cclchrnlad local.
hahicndo alcan7ado notorioS triunf">
cada vcz on" ~ pr"pnShron ronprr
n circulo lc SuS limiiacioreS lnSula--
res. .Ncover ohti.nc. adcma> cn taia-
luna una fcrNip admraclCn y entire
las pcrSonas do"tas V dc bu"n gnSto d"
;oia ESrana Su nomhrc cvo"a nm IN
confundhlc prcsticio. Pero II" hay pa
IN que ocultar que cSia repn'aH"n m
ltcnsa entire los prnf'>oialcS y rsl'--
cialiStas. no ha c"nS.grido haSta ahora
"a diffusion popularidad r"rrespon--
dicntc
va crco on los malogrados 'lnS'r''>
rorqlc algunus llcvo con~ridnS. I'm
i peplrnn ccnaculo he Mallorra he
yiSto Gabri,l Maura. hcrmarn ma
v,r dcl actual prosidcnte del C"nS--
io i Antonio \oguera. Juan AIro--
yer. Cada uno De e>toS tres n"mhr'N
r,cuced9 u5a Sucrtc dl>tlnia de 81
r,1''cio. I'M linaie diSiint" d. ohIaci'n
Ia famlia. la ciudad natal, Ia vo-
-aci n couirariada. 10 hay que con
frndir tales vietim9N Il" Ia obllga
non d de la delradcza sentimental
con i irvpcl de los g,'nio> de>ro-
nc.id">" qrr puiuian en las grandcS
ciudad,-S con los v,1rchi,> . rates de
"er,.rcria. con los extenuado~ &" I'M
notentrS de cerehro. prosRtos i dar l"r
ncomprendido I'M 'al"nto que las mas
lc las vcc,s oS inromrrnsihle pn"
lc>c para los admiradorcS Y al...otoS
t. L. antigua Bohemia intellectual .
rocuer,lo de- los malogr,dos q1l.. -.
r"iS~ en- alc"h"I y huN"an 'al -
.fT>''" d"i p"hi'r" !" "n roatr" ail'-'d"-
as d' fNceh'i1"l"'d Ia 'is'If"a'1 N Il"
~ "r'o de SIS r"'h"reS hia'i - aS.
\" no hay que ctFfumIlr Il acre
1unor q" los lracas"sltN cof el t>~
t*"etact1o d"l"r"So qne nos orre"n
>s'> riqre2aS lnts-leftll7'lt cue. i 9na-
'fssra de rios >ln ranilzacien nj pre-
>a van i perel1~s ~ olyido y ,n e>-
- = '''"''. FA'>'' ''''" '''' 9'f''''a 'i.' ~
"a '''' f'@ ''iN' l''', >'I''h II per
'-a3 ;" q" ~" ''"f". il'Na 'f'i ~"4-
tura s. j s-cu.1n imc~tlr~ dolores comm
'iexan <u, ve>t DIS = nae1l.st.. Ia
gfan ~e'''sta. J" he ~3dn. par nlaa de
r n'e amos. c"mpa1e1o aSlduo dc AZ
oyer como lo fui tambifn u. Nome
~, r,,o,...ro =. rro1,,c,.,.., !. N.o-.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Legislative Contest Comes High.

Legislative Nominee j. Ralph
Grigsby has filed his statement Of
expenses in the recent primary
and contest with Chairman VI. l..
2. Reed of the Democratic County
Committee. His total expenses
amount to 1856.
The contest, after the election.
was the most costly part of the
entire campaign, the contest ex-
penses, including attorneys and
witness expenses. hotel and rail-
road bills, amounted TO over 5000.
which as Mr.. Grigsby briefly re-
marked to the COURIER might
have been avoided"
The other candidates had failed
to make their statement of ex-
penses, as required by law, up to
last Saturday.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Excellent Bank Statement.

The Bank of Clarke County has
just issued a card showing the con-
dition of that Institution at the
time Of making its regular state
ment of condition on Septem-
Der %, 1905, and placing it along
side of a statement of condition
made on September, /, 1909.
The resources shown on Septem-
Der %, 1908. were 1926, 264.41.
The resources shown on Septem-
Der /, 1909, were S3S7, 565.52.
The increase in less than a wear
was thus shown to be S91, 29l OF a
showing which we think can hardly
be equallcd it any town of similar
size in Virginia.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
New School at Front ROYAL.

Tnc crfaror;sinr and nnbIio
~orrite3 citizens of Front Roral
were NOT di.mava3 whom Easter,
Collece WAS ~sr,ovs5 ~ s,otbor
town. brr won't nromnrlv ~ work
and o~.sr;1et aro-ber school -
occrpv tho same bril5;rcs and no
conducted anon the highest nlane
and to b, known ~ Front ROYAL
COLLEGE.
The new school has a. is nro-
motors some of the hest business
men I'm Warren county and wa
cNpscr IN 500 r. or, f,rv,rl md
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Mr.. Warthen Buys ROsemOnt.

1t IS expected thar Mr.. Arthur
l.. Warthen, of Front ROYAL. the
purchaser of Rosemont. will move
here within a short time and make
RoSemont his permanent home.
Mr.. Warthen has been Secretary
of the Front Royal Horse Show
Tor long time, has been connected
with the leading business enter
prises of that town and county.
and is well and widely known
through this section. and has hum
dreds OF friends who will la nd
to know that he has become the
owner of one of the finest estates
in the Shenandoah Valley.
Behind the sale OF Rosemont
there is a little story, and through
that story it can be readily seen
how similarly of names may cause
amusing errors.
Mr.. Clapp, who purchased from
the Tyson estate. had been ccnsid-
ing the sale of the property FOR
some time previous 90 the SHE.
and had at last decided 20 accep,
an offer made by Mr.. Harry
Wardman. the well-known Wash
ington builder. through Grant
Parish. his agent.
Mr.. Wardman did not want
Rosemont, but was especially
anxious to secure some very vaIu-
able timber lands owned by Mr..
Arthur l.. Warthen. of Front
Royal.
Mr.. Wardman was also aware
that Mr.. Warthen wanted Rose
mont. and there was no difficulty
at all IN coming to terms with Mr..
Warthen just as soon as he could
arrange a deal with Mr.. Clapp.
The moment that MIR. Wardman
closed his deal with Mr.. Clapp. he
also closed n deal with Mr.. Warthen
for the timber land. Ro>emont be-
ing the valuable consideration. and
then instructed Mr.. Clapp IA make
deed direct Ia Mr.. Warthcn-
which was done.
80 that in the end. Mr.. Ward
man really never visited Rosemont;
nor did he ever own il. except
indirectly. and then never by deed.
Mr.. Narthen. it Is generally
believed, will make Rosemont a
breeding farm for fine horses. it
being rumored that the farm will
be connected with the cavalry re-
mount service of the United States
Army which has been projected in
Virginia.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Oysters, Lunches, Etc.

Commencing Thursday, Sep
temoer Is, will serve all kinds of
Lunches, Oysters, Chicken, Eggs,
uame, Hot and Cold Drinks, etc.,
at all hours.
Everything will be kept clean
aho up to date, and we will make a
speciality ofour Coffee and Oysters.
When you need Lunch at any
Time, call on us and get satisfactory
service and the best that the market
affords.
All kinds of Sandwiches.
BANFF THE BAKER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
WiSeCafYer- GrubbS.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nj. ID. Grub, No. 81 National
avenue. was the scene of a pretty
marriage Thursday evening at s. 30
O'Clock, when their attractive
daughter. Miss Maud Elsie Grubb.
became the bride of Mr.. Oliver
Love Wisecarver, OF this city
The large double parlors weretaste-
July decorated for the occasion
with palms, FERNS and other potted
paints, while the soft light Of many
candles lent an added charm to the
scene of beauty.
AT the appointed hour the bridal
party entered H. the strains O.: the
wedding march from l. ..cngrip.
rendered by MIR. Henry 5, al. First
came the two little pages, Masters
Gladstone Grubb and Edward
Grim, bearing the license on a silver
waiter. Following them came the
bride and groom. The party adj
vanced 20 the arch connecting the
two rooms which had been prettily
decorated III white and green.
Her" they were met by the
brides pastor, Rev. W. II. Carter.
of the first Baptist Church. who
spoke words that made them man
and wife. After the ceremony
which was witnessed by a large
number Of friends Of the contract
ing partiesa reception was rendered
the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiSccarver were
the recipients of number of use
FIJI and beautiful wedding gifts.
They will make their home in this
city, the groom being az employee
Of the Virginia Wooden Company.
Winchester Star.
The groom is Il younger brother
of Messrs. Walter ID. and Charles
+. Wisecarver, the well-known
Berryville Tailors, and is a young
man of excellent habits and in
dustry.
They have many friends who
Will extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Oyster Situation is Satisfactory.

The oyster situation in Virginia
Is emlnently satisfactory from the
sanitary standpoint according TO an
official statement given out today
by the State Health Department.
Experts in the service Of the De-
partment have recently examined
the oyster beds along the Chesa-
peake and have issued health GER
tlbcates to scores OF tongers and
planters.
This investigation is the outcome
OF the agitation Of last winter.
when reports were circulated TO
the effect that unhealthy oysters
were being supplied to northern
markets by Virginia dealers. These
reports did great damage to the
oyster industry, and threatened.
for short time, to bankrupt a
number of large packers.
AT the request of the oyster
men, the State Health Department
last winter made an Investigation
OF the situation. and found that con-
dit'ons had necn greatly exagger-
ated ia the northern press. 4 few
planting beds were found in an
unSani'ary condition, but the ma
Jority were above suspicion.
The investigation just concluded
wa~ intended toy the health author
tiles to inspect the plants that were
condemned last year. Health
officers found that ali the dangerous
oyster grounds had been abandoned
and that uniform improvements
had been made.
The decision of the health
authorities was received with APP
proval by those interested in the
oyster industry here, and has al
ready led to general rejoicing in
the oyster section Of the State.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Fatally Wounds Partner.

What was probably the most
peculiar murder in Virginia &C.
Cured Monday afternoon when
Thomas Blackburn, partial
paralytic and supposedly harmless
old negro man. Drained Harriet
Carter with an axe.
The victim is also a partial
paralytic and rheumatic sufferer,
her hands and arms being terribly
drawn by the disease.
The pair had for some time been
conducted a small store in the
settlement of Josephine City, but
had disagreed about some Of the
business affairs of the store.
Blackburn had just returned
from a trip TO Berryville a short
time before the occurrence. and
there were no eye-witnesses to the
affair or auditors OF tue converse
tion which probably preceded it.
When Blackburn struck his
victim with tine axe. her skull was
crushed like an egg shell at the
first blow. At the second blow.
another hole was made in the side
cf her head. The third blow was
a glancing one.
When Dr.. J. Edward Harris
was summoned, he found the in
iulies described above. as we'll As a
fracture of the right arm. and
IT Is probable that she raised her
arm I'm an attempt TO protect her
head, and that one of the blows
from the axe fractured il.
Ella Reed. also colored. was al
tracted by the cries of the older
woman. and when She came Ia her
assistance. was struck over the
head with the axe handle. bat not
seriously injured.
Chief Ricamore was quickly on
his way ~ the scene of the tragedy.
but met Blackburn coming in to
surrender.
He was just about the coolest
criminal ever arrested by Chief
Ricamore, and made no expressions
of regret.
Blackburn i - years of age,
while hi, victim j. about nearing
So wears of age.
The victim was still alive this
morning. but with absolutely no
chance OF recovery.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
THE CAMERA.
Seine CT the Wonderful Things ef
Which Il Is Capahle.

Seine CT the Wonderful Things of
Which II Is Capable.
The camera. which divides time iato
thousandths of a second and records
the impressions OF each. mikes perma-
nent pictures of events which pass too
quickly Tor the dull human retina To
recognize. Il i only through tie cam
era that the motions Of the wings Of
flying birds and Of the legs Of swift
running animals have been analyzel.
To the camera the fuzzy drivers Of the
swiftly speeding locomotives stand
out clear cut and stationary, while
each dying drop Of rain IN the driven
storm IS distinct and seems frozen iu
its place. The tarpon fisherman. fl
miliar with the first Wild leap OF the
frenzied fish as it casts hook and bait
fifty feet III the afr. sees first ia the
finished picture the outsCretched siu>.
the convulsive opening and closing If
which had escaped his eye, however
closely he may have looked FOR IT,
Often the eve cf the camera viii DEE
cipher documents OF which the vrir.r-
had been substantially obliterated ly
age. and I have successfully copied
with the camera the utterly faded pho
tocraph Of q cl0ssmatc Of forty years
previous and thereby been enabled 60
present 70 a -rizzlcd veteran like
ness OF his curly haired youth.
Changes IN the pigment Of the SKI
uudiScoverable by tie eye appear VITA
diStinctness On the sensitive plate. ana
it is said that ample warning Of ape
preaching disease has been thereby
given.
BY means OF tile Invisible rays lying
beyond the violet Of the spectrum OBJ
jects may be photography in the dark
ness and, with the AID Of the SO called
Y rays. through substances otherwise
opaque. When from the darkness ot
night and storm the forkcd Nghyniu-
flashes, the camera makes q vivid and
permanent picture ~ each fiery trail
Creatures thar travel ty night can Do
Caught in the brief blaze OF a mag
neSium charged pistol. the dash ot
which IS Of 100 short duration for the
creature 10 move or the dull human
eye 10 recognize the Subject.-A w.
Dimock in Van Nordep'S.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Death Of Col. ]. ]. Rely.

Col. John J. Rely, ore % the
Oldest and most widely beloved
and esteemed citizens of this sec
ton of the State, died at his home
between Berryville and Summit
Point on Monday night, from heart
disease. He was IS years Of age.
Colonel RELY had not been in
good health for some time. and
when last in Berryville visited his
old friend, Mr.. John Y. Page. at
the COURIER office. and told him
that he did not expect to live very
much longer.
He IS survived by his widow and
nine sons, Messrs. Benjamin. Gin
ton. Charles, Compton, Maitland.
Courtney, Lambert. Briscoe and
Edgerton Rely, and three daugh-
ters, Miss Clara Rely, Mrs. Lucy
Nichols and Mrs. Corinne Mason.
One sister, Mrs. Betty Locke. OF
Washington, also survives.
Colonel Rely was for many
years a member of the old Clarke
County Court, under the Magis-
.trate system. and held that position
until the system was abolished by
law.
When the first electoral board
was appointed for Clarke county
by the Virginia Legislature he was
one of Its members. and he had
continuously held that Office up t.
tine time of his death. having been
chairman Of the board for many
years.
Colonel Rely was true gentle
man in every sense of the wo-d.
and no man living was q better or
more trustworthy or faithful friend
than he.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Old Home Destroyed.

Fire, supposed to have been
caused by defective flue, broke
out in the old Denny homestead
near White Post on last Wednes-
day afternoon, and the structure
was completely destroyed with the
greater part of the contents.
The total loss was about 50, 900,
with less than half insurance, it is
said.
The house was one of the oldest
in Clarke county, and is generally
said to have been erected about
300 years ago. during the time that
Thomas Lord Fairfax, lived at
White Post,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22

MAKE A 7 0ISE LIKE A DOLLAR.
When he comes out to grab you, that
will be your chance"
That's the kind Of noise we should
make in this town.
We should sound like ready
money and look like it.
Nothing would bring new bust
ness and hustling citizens quicker
than a NOISE LIKE A DOLLAR.
Every letter that goes out should be
an advertis ment for our town.
II you don't know how to make a
NOISE LIKE A DOLLAR, Just call
on US, and we'll try to help you.
One way is to advertise. When
everybody gets to making the right
kind Of noise it will be worth while
watching things boom.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Residence for Sale.

! viii offer for sale the John l..
thompson property. situated on
west Main street, Berryville, Va,
on Saturday, September %, 1909,
commencingpromptly at12o'cloc
The sale will take place on the
premises. This property consists
OF large S-room dwelling, with
nall, and q good cellar. All in
good repair. Mountain water in
The house. a good meat house
and good stable. Over two acres
of ground.
Terms:-One third cash; balance
III two equal payments of one and
TWO years, with interest from date,
and secured by lien on the prop
erty, with policy of insurance.
NJ. w. JONES,
EXECUTOR.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22

Do not be deceived by INSCRIPTIONS
imi,ators who would have YOU believe
that The imitation pills are as good as
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder pills
There isn't anything just Is good as
these wonderful pills for the relief of
Rackache, Weak Back, Inflammation OF
,hc bladder, urinary disorders and all
kidney complaints ANY one can take
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills a.
objected in perfect confidence of good
results. Sold hv all Druggists.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
TeStiaeS After -Four Years.

Carlisle Center, n. ", G. b, Burhans,
writes; about four years ago | wrote
you that l had been entirely cured Of
kidney trouble by taking two bottles of
FOley's Kidney Remedy, and after four
years am again pleased TO state that
have never had any return of those
symptoms, and | am evidently cured to
stay cured" Foley's Kidney Remedy
will do the same for you. j. c. Jones
4 Co, Wildwood, Va, r. c. Green,
Royce, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-09-22
Death OF Young Oscar Ford.

Oscar j. Ford, son OF Mr.. \. j.
Ford, died ON Monday, after a
brief illness from inflammation Of
the stomach.
lie was nine wears of age.
The funeral will be held this
"Wednesday morningatlOo'clock.
and the services will be conducted
by Rev. |. q. Michael, of the NJ. +.
Church, South. Interment will be
made in Green Hill Cemetery.