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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29

0hrolans won the toss. and chose e
Aoosal the west goal The teams wer'
- pesition at s:4o o'clock. Gooch. al
- whistle sounded. dashed forward
- passed the BAH and Carter. on
erse-eross. kicked the oval to Stevens
= vas fumbled. and before the sur
pesosd Carolinians could turn. Wool
folk was on the ball.
virginia Immediately attracted the
Nne. Mayer gained SIX yards. and Todc
Ihree on skin tackle plays. Gooch at
tempted . forward pass. but II wa
frustrated. The same play was at
thir:y.yArd Nne.
the bali over the head Of the back field
fillett was on IL. but fifteen yards were
looG TillOtt then punted to Todd. wh<
SaDknred the oval AMI ran 1t back te
SAs thirty-yard line. A. 0iss-cross
tArough the right side of the line
failed to gain. Todd tried a forward
pass. but the bail hit the ground. The
came play was repeated. The ball was
fumA3ed Homewood recovering.
T1llsst Immediately punted for twen-
ty.ave yards to Todd. VINO advanced
the bail ave yards Mayer made five
more on Q line play. Smith made two.
ana on the next play made it first
down.
TODD. on q delayed pass. skinned
taakls for ten yards, being downed by
fHiett Smith, on a straight buck
went through tho right side OF the
line for the first score OF the game.
Carter kicked the goal
Dortsch was substituted tor John
ton II left guard for Carolina The
Tsrheels kicked of. Tillett sending
the hall to Todd, who fumbled. He
made Q pretty pick up and came back
for twenty yards. He was thrown by
T.ljstt after lodging and twisting past
four CarolinianA Gooch went through
guard for three yards Virginia here
crew the first penalty, being set BACK
FIVE yards for an offside play. Iodd
pun4ed to Tallett, who. after signalling
for a fair catch, was thrown heavily
No me ground. This piece OF rough
ness cost virginia fifteen more yards
Oarolina. on a delayed pass. made
three yards. Two more plays failed
10 rain the distance. and TNett punted
20 Todd. Here another tumble married
tina otherwise perfect performance OF
the speedy Orange and Blue captain
The ball was again recovered by VIZ
xinia. but on the ren-yard line.
Carolina, playing desperately. threw
Mayor for a loss. Todd was forced 70
punt, sending the oval to Tillett. VINO
wa tackled in his tracks by voolfolk.
The ball WAS Carolina's, with twenty
I'VE yards to go.
FIRST and Last Chance.
Right here Carolina had her first
and last chance to score. Captain
Tillett on q beautiful run swung
around the right end for fifteen yards.
being tackled by Gooch. A free FUN
bic was recovered by the Tarheels.
and virginia was penalized for being
ofPside. Moore on a run around left
END made two yards. Three yards were
lost On the net attempt. Tillett went
through left tackle for four yards.
Moore failed to gain. and the ball went
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29

a ten-yard dash through tackle. but
funbled, and Carolina was again in
possession Of The ball on her thirty
yard line
Blalock, on delayed pass around
left end. was thrown behind the line
by Carter. forward pass was at
tempted. bu. Landes snuggled around
the ball He was tackled by Home
wood after making twenty yards.
The ball was now on Cardinals ten
yard line. smith made FIVE yards, but
was slightly injured and time was
taken out. Little was then substituted
for Dcrtsch. Mayer. on the next play
through the right side OF the line. got
another touchdown. Gooch punted out
10 rodd. but Carter missed goal Score.
IS to O.
Randolph Relieves Gooch.
Randolph was sent in 10 relieve
Gooch at quarter for Virginia. Mayer
kicked of TO TayIce. who was dcwned
tv Smith after ten-yard advance.
Virginia again foiled Ceroiinas Try q.
a forward pass a. double pass. Tillett
=, smith to rayloe. netted five yards.
lin. plavs again failed. Tiilett then
,unt.t 10 Todd WAC was tackled by
S.rsrg. on the Tarheei forty yard lire.
After trying two line piu1ges. Cap
rain Todd gained eight yards. Mayer
failed 20 gain. AMI the hall was punted-
i, was received by Ti'ict: on his ten
ward line He was tackled by ave
men. Tiil.tt pun;cd hack. nai inc
sorpv ball ONLY went ten yards. II
vas received ~ Fiuiay. who advanced
II 20 the Gvc-yard lire. from where
MAYER made an easy touchdown on the
rex, play. Randolph made = poor punt
out which was muEed.
MAYER kicked 90 Tilieti who was
tackled on twenty-five yard Hire ny
Randolph. or the next pay the Caro-
Iintaus rain.d I'VE Yards. Anctacr Tor
ward pass was irtcrcepte! by isaH'es
and Virginia had the "Va! On Caro-
Iira's thirty-ysrd line.
Two b.sutifuI passes We" fzzl.a.
ore I,rs play failed and = triple pass.
ir,cnacd for forward pass. Wa.
r-.E.n w and Carolina hal Zoe ball.
smith vas split b,hiua the line by
I.,t riIIctt was thrown and droppc1
IN. hall which vas recovered nv Caro-
liz Forced 90 punt TIiie'i sent the
hail ,o Todd. who vas tackled by near
" the whole team. The quarter enfc''
with the hail IN Virginia. PosseSss"n
IN rrEJaeid score - :" 9.
rssy se~-na T~sra-
The SuaI quarter found virginia
<f3p.Sft-urtns many mon. S"cch was
sent in 40 his Oh position. Maiden
vent ia for lett. Cooke fer smith
p Farrsr tpr carter. Gillette FOR FtnIay
Mere. for Eayer: G.oneT for Acre and
Morgan for R.Aus Moore was suosa'
tute.S fg~ Smith. bu; was again re'
.irvsd b. frrvsu.
Todd GAINED Hvc yards Ni-EtHi'
drew another penalty Of fftsen yaTs'
T. fo- holding Ted get syc ysGSs aro-ad
r.sbe end Coess sent 10 s"r snaaaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29

>
t?l. Mayer 90. Cook CD. Goals from
toucIdowns-Csrter fS. Maiden.
score University Of Virginia. S.:
Cniversi,y Of North Carolina ..
Substitutes Of North
Carolina. strange FOR fi--Ee. tors for
Horrs~ood. Dor;Sch foT Abcrnethy.
Sialcck FOR appicwhite. Harris FOR
Long. TsyIoc for Moore. Dcvane for
rsYIos. I..ftIc ,or Dortsch.
University cs Randolph TOT
Gcccn. Maiden for lett Cocch Tor Ran
Jclph. rsrrou for Carter. Maiden for
lett. Gillette for Finiay. AGREE Tor
Mayer. Groner for Aeree. Loretz for
I4andcs. Brown fc. Redss. Cooke for
smith.
. oHic'ai< Nelson fNebrsskab. Tefe-
rec: pcnncIly tTri.iiyp- umpire. Poe
Pr,ucctcn,. iinc.msn
TAs Of Desisds, Is osessss sesa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29
AUTO RACES ARE
ON CARD TO-DAY

(continued From Seventh Pase)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Jefferson County boy" To The Fore.

Major w. w. Crosby. chief engineer of
the Maryland State Roads Commits sion.
has resigned that position. which he has
held since the since the commission was
organized. He will be succeeded by Mr.
Henry G Shirley. Roads Engineer of
Baltimore county, whom he endorsed for
the position he now holds and whom he
recommended as his successor. The
Baltimore Sun in netting this change SAYS.
There Is, however, cause for
congratulation at the news that Mr.. Cros-
bys succession is to be Mr.. Henry
G. Shirley. MIR. Shirley's work in Balti-
more county has been of kind to gain
him the confidence of the people. He is
a man of fine character aud an engineer
of ability and experience.
Thus we chronicle the advancement
of another deserving former Jefferson
county boy. who has risen TO honorable
distinction in an adjoining State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Resolutions o. Respect.

Whereas, God has seen fit to call from
our midst our beloved brother and
Deacon. Q. T, Fleming. while it brings
sorrow to our hearts we humbly how in
submission to the will of Almighty God
Be it resolved. That in the death of
brother Fleming the Charles Town
Baptist church has lost most WORTHY
and beloved member and faithful officer
He was rarely absent from his place
correct in his duties he had to perform.
and always ready to bear his share in
church work in whatever capacity he was
placed.
Resolved, That we as a church tender
to the bereaved family and friends our
heartfelt sympathy and love praying that
God may temper his mercy to them as be
does ''the winds to the shorn lamb"
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family, printed
IN the town papers, the Reli gious Herald.
of Richmond, Va. and spread upon tie
minutes of the church book.
WILLIAM B. WOODWARD.
A ID. BARR
S. P. HArroN,
Committee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

The resolution proposing an amend.
ment to the Constitution providing that
senators shall be elected by the people
has been submitted to the executives of
states by the Secretary of State, The
resolution was sent through the mails
Saturday with letter addressed to each
gov .rnor certifying that it has been duly
adopted by two-thirds vote in each
branch of Congress Under the
Constitution the governors must submit
the resolution to the legs atures. which
m'y approve or disapproye it without
reference to the governors, who in that
respect occupy an altitude toward their
legislatures corresponding to that Of the
President toward Congress. As none of
the legislatures are now in session ard
IN some cases meet only biannually il
will be at least two or three years before
the proposed constitutional amendment
can be finally acted upon by sufficient
number of the state legislatures to indicate
whether or not it commands the neces.
sary two-thirds vote to put it into opera.
ton
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
4 Mechanics Experience.

| am mechanic, "a years Of age,
with small family. My wages are
now, and have been for some time
past, twelve dollars per week. When
the wet and dry contest came on a
year ago, was violently wet, and
shared the prejudice against the Drys,.
believing with others, that they were
attempting to take from me my lb-
critics. | spent from two to five dol
lars a week for liquor. nearly, if not
half of this amount going for treats
that never came back Now and then
would lose a day or two from work
because the liquor used made me
unfit for work. My children wore
the scantiest clothing, and frequent
ly at school had to use books belong
ing to other children because they
hadn't enough of their own
Then came the closing of the sa
looms in July last year For month
afterwards, | was utterly lost CROP
ed at my work, not being able at first
to ADJUST myself to the new order of
things. At the end of the fifth week
from the time the saloons shut down,
found | had good supply of gro
ceries ON hand, my rent paid a month
in advance, and two dollars to the
good This cash surplus was used to
buy money order at the poStoffice
| sent it to distillery from which
received two quarts of bottled in
bond whiskey | took few nips of
it, and put the rest in a box that is
kept securely locked These two
quarts lasted me Just two weeks
When they were used up, sent for
more in the same way. The second
order for two quarts kept me in IL
quor nearly four weeks. The amount
spent for liquor has gradually grown
less, until now | hardly ever think
about taking any. The remainder Of
my wages has gone for clothing
shoes, groceries, and house rent. My
family is better clothed and better
cared for in every way than they
have ever been before.
With this experience, do you sup
pose want saloons in Charles Town
again? Not on your blooming life.
When | buy whiskey now, | am sober
when | order it, and know how much
l can afford to buy not only get
it cheaper than when | bought it by
the drink, but | don't have to treat
the Buns that usually hang around
bars for the free drinks. Yes, mean
to vote dry so long as | keep my
senses enough to study my own in
terests and those dependent upon me
for support A MECHANIC.
May 10, 1912.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
NOTICE.

: tate Of West Virginia, County of Jeffel
son. Set:
In the Clerks Office of the County
Court May goth. 1912.
NOTICE. Is hereby given in compliance
with Sec. IL Of the License Laws of the
Legislature of West Virginia, 1909, that
the following applications for licenses 10
sell at retail spirituous liquors, VINE.
porter, ale or beer. or any drink of like
nature. have been filled IN my office
ccording to law, aud will be presented
70 the G. unity Court of said County at a
session to be held on Wednesday, June
10Th, next
Thos. ]. Burleigh, Burleigh Building,
Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
y. NJ. Common, Hotel Connor Harpers
Ferry, w Va
Shep: Gatrell. Hotel Gatrell, Harpers
Ferry, w. Va
Chas. T Smith, Wholesale Beer. Old
McGraw Building, Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
Given under my band this goth, day
of May. 1912.
CHAS. A. JOHNSON, 80.
Clerk OF said Court
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Circuit Court.

The May term of the Jefferson C,rcui
Court, Judge Faulkner on the bench, be
gan here this morning. The grand Jurors
were as follows:
Robt. l.. Withers, foreman: Geo w.
Shul, L. d. Getzendanner. WA Higgs.
VIM. NJ. Burns. A. p. Thompson, Thos.
J. West, c. w. Henshaw, Chas. B Cole
man, Walter Catou, Frank McOuilkin.
W c. Albin, Geo. r. Bready, ] Strider
Moler. VIM. Kahn. F. G. Butler
indictments were returned against
Benz. Johnson and Alfred Jenkins-both
teionies.
Olly these two indictments were found
and the Grand July reported and was
was discharged before the noon recess
something that has not occurred in Ief-
ferson county before for many year.
Judge Faulkner today, out of court, re-
make thai the grand jury IN the box
this morning was one of the best looking
represen' ative bodies of men III he had
ever seen,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

In h;sspeech in favor of the employers
liability bill Senator Chiffon became one
OF the champions of that measure He
spoke for two hours and his Interruptions
were such as to make his spec CHI
practically running debate. He an
sweTed every QUESTION and met every
argument and undoubtedly made votes
for the measure, The bill is in interest
of employees of railroad companies.
thousands of whom are injured every
year during the performance of their
duties Washington Correspondent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Cleaning Notice.

IL mas been deemed By the Town Antbor;-
ties deeira Bile to designate the week beg,n-
ming Way ~, 1912, as week fol clea nidg 81,
BACK yards and alleys of the town ana -
:, asK al tizens and the ladies of Chsr,es
Town 10 cooperate in general renovation
" .ne yaIas and alleys. To this end IN .
all dirt. dc, that may be placed in III ou !,
isys or convenient places in the streets.
u 100 I. G. GREEN
Trox y ,,arsa, -, Mayor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

AT meeting of the directors OF the
Berryville and Winchester Turnpike
Company last week, Mr.. John S. Russell
was elected superintendent. to succeed
the late Mr.. H. W. Shepherd. Mr.. Rus
sell is one the Couriers very best friends
and his record as Lieutenant under
Colonel John S. Mosby is too well known
tor us to try to tell of it. He'sa good
man for the place, and We congratulate
him.-Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
AD ERrIsEp LETTERS

List OF LETTERS r-.nainin., in 40 p g.
Charles Town. Jefferson countv ~ ~ a.
saturday. Nay IS. 1919. Persons calling s or
each letter. "o cehe Tor
Lttieton Wood. John w Roberts Ca
nooerts' Robinson. Ramev W.
Us6onrn. Jos Moore. Chas Mannel. ! NJ
n mllIer, frank Martin. b F Johnson. Edwarl
a. nowaid.c a Earles. " II Dunn, Robt Dunn )
Barron. w E Barren, Jas Ainswor.h =, y
Arnett. 8 Ashery, w N Allen w. "a
Wood. Mrs Maude Santee. iua
... ne aoofe :etIers. II not called tor si,p4
nIIeen days, will be sent TO tie oesa ,a,,-1-
Office Persons calling for hem viii No.
say that they are advertised. f'ee'0e
H. N. BRADLEY. p N
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

These deeds were filed for record
in the office of the County Clerk
last week: R. F. Moore, to James
F. Flanagan, house and lot of one
acre, at Bakerton, consideration ST.
5o0; Guy Mason to William Dixon, lot
on the B. & o. Railroad near Kear
neysville Sz35; R. o. Allen to Ed
ward Drish, lot SO in block "a, Ran
son SIS; Edward Drish to William
liam Bradfield, lot 80, in block 84
Ransom, consideration not given.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
County Superintendent

The State Republican convention and
tue district conventions elected delegates
to the national convention last we, k, IT.
structlrg them 10 vote for Theodore
Roosevelt. In addition 10 selecting ma
tonal delegated. a presidential elector
and adopting resolutions endorsing Col
onel Roosevelt. the third district couven-
ton declared the nomIn tlou of Captain
Samuel B. Avis who bal no opposition
for congress in that djstrIc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

onaries Town District.-T. C. Green
aho =. Frank Callaher; Kabletown. j.
.. Larue and H. T. Miley; Middleway,
" u. Moore and R. w. Writ; Shep-
nerdstown. D. S. Rentch and R. G.
beeier; Harpers Ferry, C. H. Briggs
and D. ii. Nichols.
C0NSTABLES.
Charles Town District. A.
Smith and Langdon Quick; Kabletown.
). T.. Woodward and j. j. Carroll; Mid.
uieway, George Thompson; Shepherds
town, Robert Wefiey; Harpers Ferry,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Charles Town, s. Lee Phillips; Kable-
town. Il. P. Light; Middleway, C. H.
johnson; Shepherdstown, H. L. Line;
Harpers Ferry, W. E. Dittmeyer.
DELEGATES TO PARKERsBURG
5 M OFT, W S Merchant, ] D Pen
well, B F Langdon, C " Conrad, RI
Wlthers, James Grantham, R l. Ma.
coughtry. Jas W Strider, W F Writ,
) A Link, w J Knott, R L Ringgold,
) V johnson, David Lemen, D R Hou-
ser, Gregg Gibson, C ] Cavalier, j
u Hurst, j M Ransom, Forrest Little
John. s c Young, Forrest w Brown, B
d Gibson and Gerard d. Moore.
DELEGATES TO HARRISBURG.
6 K Wysong. B W Rodrick, E G
Wilson, Logan B Shut, Thos j West.
n Mlley, c E Grantham, R U Smith.
James Tabb, J H Blackford. w H
Hunter. W ] Knott, j w Kearney. T
b Line, David Lemen, L C Engle. C
M Wetzel, c r Rau. ] G Hurst, t ]
Burleigh, w A Daniel, D Gibson,
Thos r Moore, E. E. Cooke and c.
Young.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Charles Town.
Citizen Engine House-Geo w Haines
and Geo Hooff.
Academy-B w Rodrick and Geo W
Shull.
Court House-Dr C L Skinner and A
M S Morgan.
Young 's-Thos R Moore and S CT
Young.
Shenandoah Junction. Lyme and W
A Daniel.
Mt Hope-E G Wilson and J D Pen
we'll.
kabletown-C r Langdon and C H
Kable.
Rippon-John L Burns and Thos ]
West.
Summit Point-R L Withers and R
W Baker.
Middleway-James Grantham and M
L Engle
Leetown-J w Strider and III E Trus-
SELL 80
kearneysvilIe-J w Blackford elect
ID, and tie between V G Moore and j
Campbell.
Upper Precinct W Kearney and
ct Moler.
Mlddle-T b Line and E w Athey.
Lower-David Lemen and Geo T
lodges.
Oak Grove-J Strider Moler and L C '
lngle.
Halltown-Van B Wilson and ] w
lynch.
Bolivar H Cox and John Martin. Jr.
Harpers Ferry G Hurst and T ] c
'urleigh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
MEMORIAL DAY.
Confederate Memorial Day will be OBJ
served in Charles Town on
Saturday, May 25, 1912.

AT p. M. procession, composed Of
the Charles Town City Band. John W.
Rowan and Jefferson County Camps. u.
c. V. and other ex Confederates, Stone
wall Jackson Camp. U. S. c. V. and
Drum Corps, Powhatan Band. Indepen
dent and Citizens Fire Companies and
Uniform Rank K. of 2. will be formed
in front of the Court House with las. E.
Watson as Chief Marshal, and move to the
Methodist and Episcopal graveyards, and
from thence to Edge Hill Cemetery. where
the memorial exercises, which will IN
clude an address by Senator John Ran
dolph Thornton. of LoulsIaua, will take
place, and the graves of the Confederate
dead be strew with with flowers. 1t Is
respectfully requested that all pla ces OF
business be closed from to p. m.
K. P. CHEW,
Pres't Lee Memorial Association.
GEO. w. HAINEs. Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

Mrs. Katharine Dorwin Lakeland an
nounces the approaching marriage of her
daughter. Roberta Willis, to DR.. John
Allan Talbot, to take place on Wedne,-
day evening. June the fifth. 1912, at the
Church of the Ascension, Washington,
ID. c. At home after August the first
The Ashley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

Senator Watson, of this State, made a
speech in the Senate Friday urging the
reduction OF the tariff on metal. In his
speech he attacked Theodore Roosevelt
and said that during the seven years Of
of his stay at the White House, Roose-
Welt had not the courage to revise the
tariff because he feared that his party
supremacy would be lost.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21

We the undersigned merchants and
business men of Charles Town wish to
be known that since the town has been
dry. our business has not suffered loss.
but on the contrary most of US have
had meterial increase over former
years. In addition to this we find a less
demand for credit and fewer losses from
bad debts. and owing to the decided
Improvement in street conduct, ladies
and children have found shopping con-
ditions much more satisfactory.
We would very much deplore the re-
turn of the saloon in Charles Town.
and trust that those having the matter
in charge will take the foregoing state
ymQpf info copc;Ior,<;a,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
VOTE FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
IN CHARLES TOWN DISTRICT.
Voters of End Ward

Note the change of voting place in
Second Ward.
1t was deemed best to change from
Old Citizens Engine House to John O.
Johnson's Shop, los South Water st.
[Town papers please copy.]
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Honor Roll.

Jefferson county Teachers Il wing pu
pills whose names are entitl,d To Al peal
on the State Honor Roll for 1912 will
please notify me or send their lists di
rectly to the State Superintendent. The
Secretaries will furnish banks f this
purpose upon application.
Jas GRANTHAM.
County SuDclinteldrit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Here is Reflector Women

II you have pains in the back. Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, try Mother Gray's
Aromatic Leaf. pleasant herb remed. for
women's ills and y great system regulator
At Druggists or by mail 50c., sample free.
ADDRESS, Mother Gray Co., Leroy, N. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
Right Now Is The m

To select your this Spring and Summer 't1
% as ready sns shos sen No @sr v x
need ~ a Vu
per kmona underwear, hats or cf M
oil cloths -= Reet 81
You'll jut the style aud quality wantl, as
Read quoted. AN a
OF 10th the pfs
the bargains aud the ady snages 10 M
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
NJ
Men 5 and Bows q
Mems and Boys Clo,bn, !, !.
NJ ILnhar....l. =

Mems and Boys Clo,bi,. /.
~, al Under'elIi1s NJ. |
The time to save Won, NJ.
spend it, Now is a sooa l1 W.
grea, tine Of mems and boz, y
hve dollars that you viii Il. Y.
sou a ney spung bat 49,
pair Of trousers, Tblsljnsa.''..as
Us : new icy. ana desirable Ills ~
aIi-wool fabrics in gray, la n
In plain or fancy Bl,,s.
steel and funcy mix,pr,
fit and style equal 10 M ~
and freshness, ''A
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
HOw's This /,

We ofer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
I'VE. the undersigned, have known r 7
Sheney for the last Is years. and beliava
nim perfectly honorable in all business
o !, ansacllons and financially able to carry
OUT any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
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acting directly upon the blood ana ha my
cous surfaces of the system Testimonial
sent free Price Is cents per bottle. soIS
rake HANS Family Pills for constipation
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-05-21
For Mayor.

hereby auuuunre myself rs candidate
for Mayor at this coming municipal eiscuon
Nav %. 1912 irespsctf uliy solicit the sup
Po's = CLARENCE ID. EBY.