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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-03-18
DIR. s. A. KNAPP
ON BOIL WEEVIL
GiUeS Facts and FiSures
That Cannot Be Con-
trOrerted and Outlines
Plan to TR1C0rt the De
StpuctiTe Pest.

4 The season Of 1909, while one of the
worst we have ever known for the cot
on lrop in all but the Atlantic states,
au{ht some valuable lessons:
q First. 1t demonstrated that a crop
6 cotton, under heavy boil weevil in
STATION. could be made after July lst,
provided the farmers pick up the pune
sured squares and work the field in
8ensively In fact, there were very
Jew boils on the cotton plants in Louis
ana ard Southwest Mississippi on July
st, 1909. The weather then became
&ry and warm, and such as followed
he instructions Of the Government
q Demonstration Work made a fair crop
II cotton, both on the alIuvial bottoms
ND or the hill lands, and the planters
Tho failed to follow such instructions
Aade very little Louisiana has always
I'D years Of short cotton crop, due
adverse weather conditions. The
8op Of 1905, though practically unaf-
8cted by the weevil, was 511, 738 bales,
Alich is less than half the product of
804 Owing to loss OF labor and fear
4 the boil. weevil, about thirty per
int less than normal acreage was
Ated il cotton il 1909 and when
aactically 10 cotton was made up to
kly 1st, such was the alarm that a
fge area of cotton was piowed up and
Tted TO other crops. The amount
#ged up Or abandoned is estimated
a good judges at forty per cent. But
&bw that : was twenty per cent, de-
#ct:ng from the probable crop in such
season, to-wit, 511,73 bales, the
,..v ,5er. cert not planted and twenty
Ii cent ploWed up or abandoned, and
a crop OF Louisiana, without allowing
&vthing for weevil damage, should
I've been about 2S6, STA bales. AS far
can be ascertained the crop was
but 27O, 900 bales. This clearly proves
hit the fright is more damaging than
j weevil.
The second item emphasized by the
berience of 1909 is the Importance of
liking up and burning the punctured
Aares. There never had been any
estion but picking up the squares in
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-03-18
LON az Elected

The Sentinel congratulates the levee
board over the election of Hon. C. L.
Lomax of Greenwood as attorney.
The writer esteems Mr.. Lomax as q
special friend and felicitates with him
over his prefermen t at any time
Lomax is good lawyer and a royal
hearted citizen. May his tribe increase
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-03-18
IEN AND YOUNG MEN

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And in this selection you get what every partcu-
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of The House of Kuppenheimer, the highest
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-18
0rdRliber Cob.
Singing wer0cn 6cioc Seirc abgc.
fahren.

Ginen grdBli6en Too fonb eeitsrn
Der Is Sabre alte DUtter Ggon. bon
Hortb 8enD, Sobn bes George Gpon,
zines W}otorn1anneS oer Cincinnati,
Ganrenceburg uno 2turora Sraction
Comp. Der junge Mann mar bel Der
sSslono Greet lSuel Comp. GDaL Gitp,
dngeiteQt uno bsfono ii6 ouf einent
Der 8oblenna9qons, tpeI6e bic So6>
len nod benz GleDdtor bef0roern. 0a
bic 8renie ni0t funttioniren lpollte,
10 iutte er ben @agen nit 6lLie cjne5
6olSideites, rpeIdes er untcr etne2 Der
Rdoer gu ihieben iih bemii6te, 3um
SttQitunb gu brtn8en. 9as 6pl3I6eit
brad uno Q9on puroe infoloe De8
pl0Bli6en Rutes pom Waqsn geriTen
uno ouf bic 8eIeiIe geIhleuoert, tppbei
ibm beipe 8sine DOM &orper gstrenrt
tUurDen. Der 8eDQuernspertbe ipurs
be am Na6mittag um 4 uhr ourf
ben COB DON ietnen GeiOen erl0it,
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9leine Epli5eimaHri9tes.

S6omas 8ropn, Elm 40 Sabre
alter Muf6tniit, puroe geitern Nbeno
Don Der Gde Der George uno Smttb
StraBe aus, on einem Qrm6ruG lets
osno, mad oem ItGDttifen 5oipital ges
bra6t. Gr bsbauptet, in einem 3tmmsr
iiber benz Ropal GAZE an genannter
Gde BON einem 5rouen3immer I'm ietn
portemonnuie nit $25 SubaIt 6eruubt
norDen gu fsin. 2lls er iit 3ur Wehre
Tsbte, lei er pon 3Det unbetannten
mGrneru, pel6e pl0BIi6 auf Der
8ilbflG9e eridisnen, bic 5reppe htnz
untsrgepDrfsn rporDsn.
- Der 75drmer Rtsl 2aDIer BON
Genton, 8p., IieB geitern 2lbenb Die "A
Sabre uIts Rsgertr Worp Shpmas bon
go. 235 George StraBe Der6aftsn unn
unter Der 2(ntluge, ibn pdbrsno eines
S6GierItunb6ens um So berau6t 81
babsn, einIperren. Gr IeIbIt puroe
lpe9en 6erumIunoerns in sinem M
rUfigen 6auI: elmer 3ele iiberDieIen
- 6enrD Reuter, priOatipddter o.r
2ion 8rauerei, Gts Der Qibertp UNI
Blum StraBe, bate oeftern Worger
in alIer sgriibe Elm Rsncontrs nit einel
Rsgsrin, rpslte ii6 auf elmer 5repp
Der 9rauerei bGusIih niebergelaHer
bate. Ser Reuter foroerte bai
5rausn3immer, tpelhes iih unOroent
Iia benabm, auf Ii6 gu sntTernsn, al
Die Qma5one i'm nit einsm Snippe
bsbrobte. sic purbs nah tur3er 0e
oentDebr iibsrpGlttgt uuo unter oe
QntIoqe oes 5erumIungernS ii
| JrausngsfdngniB etn8siperrt.
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Yeripnals otisen.

Die 5err,n Ctto 4nner, Geo
Gp.r, Gbas. Sungblut, Geo. 9eimerz
bingsr uub SsnrD Gsialer tperDeH ith
beute nit benz 9ipnier Sdngcr60r
noh Benton 5arbor, Mih., begsben.
Or. gbarIes D. 0abuep,
qrGIioent Der unipsriitdt Cincinnati,
1T ppn Ieinsr srTolgten Dahl als Uttts
1lieo bes Qutbor's Club BON 2onoon
in asnntrib ssfeBt pOrosH. Dem Stub
geb0ren bic lttterariIben 8r0Bsn Gngz
lambs on. Inter ben ameritdni1heu
MitoIieoeru befinoeu ii1 Der Shrtft-
teller pouItnsp 8iselOD uao InorerO
Carnegie.
Serr Qouts au6n, 8i3eprGiiz
Sent Der 5iiniter 9ritten RdtiOnaIs
bant, lit ositern gormittag 10 llbr III
ieinsr Wobnuug, SO. 1886 Boibin8s
ton Qpsnue, 4ponodIe. geItorbeu. Gr
lit Tsit Sabrsu an Der 3udertrontz
beit uno bierSu gsIelte ith Dor ettp1
apei Do6en Elm b0sorti9es 3dbng'z
ihpIr, pel6ss glutoergiftuHg nah
lid soq. Oos gegrdbniB ftnoet NOR
gen Ra6mtttag 4 lbr auf benz
lnitso Setpiib Jriebbofe. Bolnut
SiQg, ftdtt. 6err 2puis 9ubn entz
Ttommte elmer Der GItsIten iuotI6en
Familien Gincinndti's. 0as bon is!s
nem Batter gsqriinbste 8uutgeIaaft
g. Rubn &c Sons" gehorte 3u oen
erIten oerortigen 5irmen ber Staot.
bis eaTIslbe i'm oorigen 6erbit nit Der
GInften 0ritten Rationalbont pers
itmolssn tpuroe. Der 8erItcrbene
betbeiligte iih bsrporrassno on iiiois
ihen Observation-Disclosures uno
mar RiteIiso Oes pb0nir aIubs.
gtnen berhn 9erluIt fir bic Sahlz
reihen 6interbliebenen Iugebori9en be-
osut.t has 1Gbiu'hsiben Der Jruu
WarQurctaa 8or6drb, per-
tpittpeten W.ntrup, seb. Pissten, oi:
am Samitaq glbenb nah tur5em Ge''
| ben i'm Qlter Don 81 Sabren aus Ole
| i.r 3eitIi6teit abg:rufsn puroe. 81
@srq.lob i'm 9tmts S0rsel tpuroe il
oeboren. Der Gag uHo Die Stuno'
bes gegrGbniTss perben ipdterhtn b.
tarnt gege6sn tperosn.
Soerr u lusuit Ser II, b'r
bic glts Scnpentiou in Detroit sun
hDhften geonten oss Srbsns, gun
grono Grutteo Ruler 9erpGhlt bat, II
g.ftern Suriidgetebrt. gr piro DIE Gr
nennunsen. bic ibm urter Der 8erfal
| funa pss Srbsns 5uiteb:n. in Der
I nG6itenJogsn pornehmen, ods Saupt
| quarter ober ieosufulls i4cn hsut
| heItimren.
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Die I.bte y8 0penid 3 c..
Sin 4irebale Serrisr, uno 5Dar ein
oirett.r 4bt0mmIing bon Iboul 6d'
mios 2ieblingsbuuo. Ipielte Die 5auptz
role bel einem amiiionteu 3piinens
fan, Der iid1 in Berlin eretgnsts uno
Der ioour gnldB gu btpIomatiIhea
9priteIluneen Der gerLiuer SotlchdTt
Der 8ereiniqten Stadten betm Nus
ipGrtioen 4mt gegcben bat. Nu6
8roB6ritannien pdre beinahe II ole
Sahe perpitelt porpen, bd elmer Der
SetretGre Ser britti6en gotItaFt oaz
BEL betheiliqt mar, ebenIo ypte Die 5uts
tei uno ;sruntreif. gs banbclt itf
um foloenoes: Dor penigen 5agen
unternabm 6srr 2aughIin, Der Setres
tdr ser gsrIiner ameritaniihen Bot
ihdft, 5uIammen nit oem tiirtif6:n
gotiaQFter g}isdri 9oIha un0 nit
Soerrn Ssnmour ppn Der britiId9'n
gotihaFt cine 2lutomobilfahrt, bic
uutl burh a0penit Tibrte. oier fisl
es Dem Ssrrier (bsr jeBt Soerrn 2duahs
| lin eehort) ploBllc1 EN-, aus DEM 0ds
qsu gu Ipringen. Gu Sunoe obre
Moultorb aber in aDper;t ebsnIones
nio ME in Berlin uno Ieinen 8crortsn
oelitten iino. mar bas cine MILTON
meme Ge!eqenbeit fir ben itdotilhen
| SunoefGnoer. Der BE Gstapaoe beo6s
| chtet bate uno nun ieinen bsruflihen
Qflihten rdhtomren tpoIlte. 9eoor
er aber nod ben serrier einfdngen
tonnts, bate Der Chauffeur BEG 4utos
mobils, Elm 5ra1soie, ben SliiftIino
idon tpieber ergriffen uno i'm Woger
peritaut. Serr 2auablir le9itimtr.'
! Iit uno erbot itd1. Die iiblihe StraT
| fir ben maultorbloIeu Suno 81 en-.
rit)ter. 4bsr aus irgenoeinem 8run
De gab lid Der 5unoefdrge- Gam!
uttt sufrieoen UNI oeriuftc, oe!
Serrier nit 9epolt aug oem @u:omo
| BIZ gu 5isben; ia. er ordnqte i'd Ie.bi
| in ben Daser, aus oem ihn Der sn1
| tdnber aber balo nit Elm paQc Bor'tD
/. zen entfern!e. Wutbeno 9ierilber
attafirte Der Sopenitsr nun Del
| 4meritaner. Der nun ieinerielts IN
| 9cnossmsnee tam unb ben Sunbsftn
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gdifisnahridtex.

Rem gort, II. Suli. ansstoms
men: .g.bric" DON 2iperpooI, nG9is
easo1 bon 9aOre.
Qbilabelpbiu. glnest.: mSos
nerforo" bon 2onoon.
Montredl. 2lne...: .Utegdns
tic" BON aip.rpoOI, r9omeranian- Don
2onbon, .5esp.rian" bon 9ldsgoO,
vMoniealm" bon griitoI, .2u.e Daas
flitobo~ BON Qon0ou.
2lbsss.: sat. Gri." nah 2Onnon,
.ganaoa" naH 2iperpool.
Quebec. 2lng.t.: .WouIt
Ssmpis" bon 2onoon.
Sols S.aO. ansst.: .gaItic"
bon Rep yort, naa aipsrpooI bs'
itimnlt.
gtnmoutt. Qnset.: .am.rita
BON Rep gort, nda gberbourg uac
Samburg bsitimmt; mgarbaroTa" uou
Rstu gort. mad G1erbours u. grsmen
beitimmt.
0tbrdl tar. An1et.: nearpds
ibia4 BON Rem gort. na4 8suua b.s
itimmt.
Reaper. Qngstommen: .4merica
BON Reip Yort.
4bses.: .5aormina" mad gts1
Yort.
aueenstopn. Abses.: r4rd
Bic" unb .Gampauia" naf Rem VnEs
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2ofal Gert0t.
s3trei ,Jtaliener getDbtet.
SdJmercr Giieu6abnnnfall nabe WaOis
ion TDae areusitng in Gafiep.

3tpet eSta[iener, Stredendrbsitsr Der
g. unb 8. Gtienbabn, puroen geitern
@beno um 8 llbr nabe Der Ntaolion
RoaO areu3ung in Satle9 bon bem
oitli6 fubr.nbsn, Gig pSecon0 SO. 2"
6efannteu GrturTons5u9e Der 3. uno
8. gtienbabu, u6erfabren. Die Ger
ungIiidten puroen turSe 3eit Ipdter
neben BEN GsIsiisn lisgeno uufgefuns
ben. Wm. Redm1nr, WaridQQ por
Suttsp, Durbs bsnafri6tigt un0 err
mitteIt., bag bi. Spfer De5 unfans
8uiieppe 8racstIt, %. uno 2oren3o
Stanipa, 26 SABRE alt, bteBen. GeBte-
rer mar fur6tbnr Deritiimmelt uno aui
Der St.ue set0btst norben, pGbreno
8uiisppe nod I6pa6s 2ebens5ei6eH
BON iih eob. gsibe purbsu auf Dem
tpeftli6 fabrsnber 9. unb 3. 3uge RO,
1O7 mad Der 8sit Cir. unb Mc2suu
4penue s.brdft, bon no aus 8uiieppe
mad benz Seton SoIpitdl transportirt
purbe. Gr Itar6 tpsnigs Minuten mad
iein.r ginlieferung. als er i'm Jabr'
itubl na6 bem OpsrGttonsiaale ge:
braht tperben iollt:.
2Drsn3o mar 5unGdIt nua ben
itdbtiIhen Soipital uno bon bot
nudbsm fem Sob tonitutirt porosr
mar, nad Der Morgue esbratt NOR
ben. 4uh bic 2sids beg QnO.rn tpur
be ipGt.r na6 Der Worgue tronspor
! tirt. On ben Jooten purOs, ubgeiebsl
bon .inigen, in italieniiher Spra6
abgefabten grisfsn, rihts bor9efunosn
tp.ld.s iib.r ibrs psrionalieu ndhers1
QuTih!ub aeben tonnts.
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- Gin StiQalurm risF ge'terr
abeno tur3 mad 6 lbr bic Jenerpe3r
nab benz Gtablifsrent Der Supelter=
firmo Clemens Gstamp Co., SEQ. Alt
9ine StraBe, ;eoph tonnte ocielblt
tsir grano sntoedt tpsroen. Sin pal
Iout elaubte, aIs .r an benz 2aoen boz
beitdm, einen penstran!en granbse-uh
gu psripiireE unD Ianote sine1 4lcrm
eiE.
- Gin Ssusrbnuon fisl geItsrn
abeno auT bas Dad oe5 3ouies 80.
2544 DeIt 6. Strabe uno leBts bosz
ieIbe in Erauo. Gin SsraBsnpafaat
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Mopille Qnget.: california"
bon PEN Yprt, mad 9lasgon be-
itimmt.
2iperpool. Qnget.: nGaronia"
bon gaefp YOrt, .2dte Ghamploin" oon
Wpntreai.
Ibgeg.: .gartbasinion" mad ct.
Sobns, N. g., uno 9bilaoelpbta.
Sout + a m ton. 2lnget.: uSt,
2ouis" BON Hefp Oprf
I6seg.: rgrinS 5rieori4 Dilheln
nod gerp glprt.
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ron 81 Rormiitnns Bic 4 gindmitidGs; Eciiir
iaas ntf bon Q Bis iibr. sibenos bon htS .
am aEciiia1. Wiitttcpd ulto Gnritng. SoHHia9s
ron DTS 1 tltr
DIR. DOLE Mdnner.SpeSiallR 60.
sloIrlfft efrobc .5ipifbcn5. unh q. CTR. acgen'
iiher Ser RoitsSffice nIto iifeU nrIH Columbia
IfedssE tber qun3c 2. Stod), eincirr1tt, Z.
sstlIber Gde g. illb 8tHe.
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Der q Sabre alte 5arrp Roslter,
ron Ro. 512 CliDsr SraBe, 3og ith
qeitern beim 8uOen i'm 2ittle Wtioml
nabe Rso 8dnt cine tiefe Buncs am
rehten SUP gu. Gr trat uuf etne IN
b.m 15IuBort liegenoe 8Iasideibe.
Der 8erunglUtte bsga6 ith auf elmer
StruBenba6ncar nud benz ftdotiihen
SpTpitdl, ND Die Wuuoe besinfl3lrt
uno psrbunoen puroe.
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nuroe auf bic 9efubr uufmertfdm uno
alnrmirte Die Feuerlps6r, peIhe ben
unbe0eutenben 9rdnb in tur3er 3ett
loI6te. Der Dur6 Das 5euer angerihz
tete ShtDen lit unbeDeutsnb.
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Graufe Waanner peroen gebeilt.
Ter iirIn wirs ansutseilic1

1nufeHhe baben elm gste.
fenleiben iiiib iuiifeH 80
nicht. bis Gnfferiucbt eiittritt,
ilnb bann iii IS pftmlIS 5ii
frat. gle fIno pieileidtt eincr
faboH. gsur Diird1 ben urtH
fduT mon eS uafweiier.
GfHoen oDcr DrtnacH &c aiir
cine grobe Sbre5 aHorgeHs
lsrins un0 Id ireFbs SbHeH
iaeins siniiGht lilieiltGeItlidG
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-29
NOTES FROM NEARBY.

The Palm Hotel at Charles Town has
been reopened, with Frank L. Hamilton,
OF BerryviIle, as proprietor. Adam Brown
is in chargr Of the office.
The Berkeley Springs Railroad, six
miles long, was sold al public sale under
an order of court last Saturday. 1t was
bought for $4,000 by X. M. Smith, OF
Baltimore, representing The BE- 0. Rail-
road.
Perry Foreman, native OF Jefferson
county and aformer well-known resident
of Martinsburg, where he was city clerk
for time, committed suicide in ST. Louis
few days ago by shooting himself in the
head. He was 6S years old.
Several months ago Harry B. Smith
set fire to the large barn OF Wheeler A.
Smith at Myersvlle, MI, which was de-
stroyed with its contents, causing heavy
loss. He was suspicloned OF the crime
and arrested, finally admitting that he had
started the blaze, "just for devilment."
Last week he was sentenced to five years
in the penitentary.
The Odd Fellows Home at ElkinS,
w. Va, was formally dedicated last
Thursday with appropriate exercises. Adj
dresses were made by Hon. H q. Davis,
probably the oldest Odd Fellow in the
State; Hon. o. S. Mckinney, Hon. Thos.
E. Hodges and J. W. Young. The house
will not be opened for the reception OF
inmates for couple OF months yet.
Caledonia Lodge, ofShepherdstown, and
Juanita Lodge, Daughters OF Rebekah,
also Of this place, have each furnished a
room in the new home.
Alonzo E. HeferStay, HagerStown
scenic artist and freScoer, has received a
windfall. A check for Sc, 1886, represent
ing bequest made to him by the late
William Knave, who was very intimate
friend OF Mr.. Helferstay's father, the late
Luther Helferstay, was received a few
days ago by Mr.. Helferstay from J. p.
McNulty, Boston, who is settling up the
estate OF Knave, who died on August Is
last. Knave and Luther Helferstay fought
together in the Civil War, both being
members OF Company A, Seventh Mary
land Regiment, which was commanded
by the late Col. Edward M. Mobley, OF
Hagerstown. Knave's five brothers were
an opposition at the battle OF Harper'S
Ferry. the Union brother being stationed
on Maryland Heights and his five Con-
federate brothers on Bolivar Heights in
West Virginia During the war Knave
frequently saw young Helferstay, who
was then only boy, and took a great
liking to him. After the war Knave took
up his residence in HagerStown, but about
80 years ago vert to Boston, where he
accumulated some money, although he
inherited most OF his property from his
parents. His relatives are all dead.
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Peruna Tablets Tested.

What arc the Peruna Tablets good
fort Has anybody used them enough
to know what they viii Go? Read the
following letter Pnd see. If you have
any doubt as to the genuinoness Of the
letter, write 10 Mrs. Lohr, enclose
stamp for reply, and sec whether her
testimonial is genuine or not:
Ravenna, Mich, June IS, 1903.
The Peruna Drug Co.
In regard to the Peruna Tablets, /
have used about ten boxes in all.
While l was in Chicago my oldest
daughter was bothered with cough
all the time. She has had it for four
years. Sometimes it would go away,
sud in the winter time il was so tad
that tie doctors and professors sad
that che had consumption, and tn rHiy
way 90 give her auy relief vas t. per
form an operation.
srcnd so much money for differeG;
medicines, ard for doctors also. Moth
ing seemed TO help her.
80 / saw the Peruna Tablets adYer-
tiscd in tie paper, and got box
and tried them. She could gel some
sleep by taking them. She wouij up
all night and cough. Soin all she took
six boxes, aud never was bothered any
more.
7 VIII leave this for any one 10 in
uuire at our old residence, where We
lived in Chicago. All our noighbors
would say that she could not live with
such q cough. You don't know how
thankful L am. She is eighteen years
old.
My oldest son also was bothered with
his stomach, throwing up, and his
bowels so loose all the time. He was
all run down for four months. ] also
doctored with him. One would say this
and the other something else. Istarted
in to give him the Tablets, and now nc
is all right and healthy looking. He
took four boxes. That is al he wants
to take whenever anything ails him.
So praise your Tablets just as high
as [ have your Peruna. That Is all
the medicine that ever comes in my
house. Whenever I travel l take some
with me. have had three of my chill
dren sick with scarlet fever two months
ago, and that is all l used, was the Pc
runa and the Tablets. L did not lose
any of them.
If there is any more information You
want, why just let me know and will
be glad to do so. Yours truly.
MRS. i. LoHH, RaYcana, Mich.
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A handsome monument in memory Of
General Stonewall Jackson was unveiled
Yesterday in the State-H grounds at
Charleston, w. Va, with interesting and
imposing exercises. The monument is
q feet high andis Surmounted by bronze
statue OF General Jackson that is eight
feet high. The memorial is the work OF
the women OF Charleston, having been
erected by the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. The statue was made by
Sir Moses Ezekiel, the famous artist aid
sculptor OF Rome, who was cadet in the
Virginia Military Institute during the Civil
War and participated in the battle OF New
Market. He delivered an address Oh
Tuesday, as did several other prominent
ex-ConfederateS. Participating in the
exercises were company OF V. M. |.
cadets, several companies OF the State
militia, and the old Stonewall Band OF
Staunton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-29
The Great Frederick Fair.

The Great Frederick Fair, which is an
annual event OF much interest to all Mary
landers, will this year be held on October
IS, 10, 20 and 81. The management OF
this big Fair have not only planned for
one of the best exhibitions of live stock,
products of the farm and the handiwork
of women ever held, but have spared no
expense in arranging a program OF free
attractions the like OF which is not to be
seen anywhere but at the Frederick Fair.
A sensational feature before the grand
stand will be Nerve the Human Comet,
who does an act that is most daring and
startling, while the platform acts are
wonderful demonstrations of skill and en-
durance that are rarely witnessed at OPEN
air entertainments. Besides the free at
fractions there will be good trotting, pa
cling and running races, several motor
cycle races, fine exhibits in every depart
ment, and midway that will be crowded
with merry go-roundS, ocean waves, an
imal shows and other clean amusementS.
There will be special trains and reduced
rates on all railroads leading into Freder-
lex, and everybody who can do so should
take day off and visit this great Fair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-29

SENATOR SCOTT has returned from
West Virginia and his statements on the
political situation show that he hasn't
learned anything new. He juStkeepS on
talking about the lovely effects of high
tariff, when pretty nearly everybody else
in the country admits that the Payne-Al-
drich bill is rotten from center to circum-
ference. OF course, however, we could
hardly expect Senator Scott to admit that
there are fallacies in a system which is
such good thing for him personally, and
we never expectto see him relinquish his
grip on that tariff on glass which gives
him such ample protection" We do
think, though, that it ought to be made
plain that every dollar that he gets through
this sort OF favoritism is taken from the
pockets of the people, and he is being
enriched at the expense OF others.
Anyhow, will these tariff robbers ever
get enough? Are they to keep on bleeding
the people forever? Senator Scott seems
to answer the first question no and the
second yes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-29

ALTHOUGH there are few visible or out
ward evidences OF insurgency in West
Virginia, there is distinct feeling OF I'M
easiness upon the part OF those Republic
cans who have been so long holding Of
ice that they cannot bear the idea of be-
ng separated from them. Every Repub-
lican Congressman in the State is more
or less scared. We somehow think that
they have reason to be alarmed. The
cohesive power OF office-holders and
postmaSters that so easily enables those
who are in the ring to get the nomina-
tionS will not suffice to Stifle the voters
at the regular election in November, and
there may be surprising manifestation
of independence at that time. Many
thoughtful Republicans know that a
change is desirable, and they will vote
that way. Every Congressman from this
State has been blind and obedient fol-
lower of Cannon and the influences he
represents. Not one Of them has shown
particle of spirit or independence. All
have been SubServient to a humlliating
degree, and not one should be returned
for another term. The country will be
the better for change, and the masses
OF the people of West Virginia are enti-
tied to some relief from the system that
Expresses the many-the CONSUMERS
for the inordinate gain OF the few-the
corporations and monopolieS. The peo-
pie are tired of paying tribute to Senator
ElkinS every time they burn pound Of
coal or use stick OF lumber and to Sena-
tor Scott for the glassware and the china
they have on their tables and the iron
and steel that enter so largely into the
articles that OF necessity they must use.
The way to get rid OF these extortionS is
to elect Congressman who will not be
subServient to the Senators and the mo-
nopolieS and corporationS-an then get
after the Senators in their turn.
The best place 10 start a reform is right
here at home, and we urge the voters to
conScientiouslY support at the polls in No
vember VIM. 9. Brown, the Democratic
nominee for Congress. Mr.. SturgisS has
been in Congress long enough-too long,
indeed.