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New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
RAIN STOPS THE GIANTS RACE MEET At BENNNG
Novel Test for Army Men Over a
'CroSS-Countrv Course.

Announcement has lust been made of d
race meeting 10 he hold AZ the Ronning
course. near Washington on Thursday.
May To- and Saturday. MAY Is. Tn" races
will ho run under tho direction of tho
Washington Riding and Hunt club. with
tie sanction Of IA" hunts committee of tn"
National Stceplcchase and Hunt Associa-
ton.
The War Department f. cooperating with
the club. and Major Henry r. Allen IS
chairman Of tho committee.
Tn" races will be- for gentlemen riders.
officers Of the army and navy and officers
of foreign governments who may he I'm
Washington
Purses will range from 500 10 tl.onn Valu-.
able cups will be given to the winning
riders and trophies to the riders Of horses
finishing scCoud and third.
August Belmont has suggested a cup
which will be the donation Of the New York
branch Of the United states cavalry and
Rcmount Association. The trophy will go
TO the winner Of a cavalry test on MAY IS.
The test will he FOR troop Of cavalry to
go twenty miles across country. over a
territory to he selected by government Of
fcias. and to finish In front OF the grand
stand.
General Leonard Wood and STAFF will
Judge the condition Of men and horses and
the cup will bo awarded on this score.
The Washington branch Of the National
Remount Association will donate a cup for
one of the races. The Metropolitan, the
Army and Navy and the chevy Chase
clubs also will give cups.
A couple Of troops from Fort Meyer, Nir-
ginia. will give drll between races. The
drills are spectacular and will he sure TO
prove a decided attraction.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
EVERYTHING EXCEPT SNOW
The Superbas Experience Some
Fine Kentucky Weather.
LIZ, rolerra,h 10 Tie Trlhnre

Louisville. March 23. Everything that
goes 10 make up winter except snow vas
Included in tho weather here to-day. And
e,orything that holps 20 MAX" winter is
included IN the weather report for to-mor-
row. 80 that the chances for a game AZ
Eclipse Park arc mighty slim.
with an this staring them IN tho face.
RiII pahlen and his Veathorbeaten SUI
perhas managed 70 get I'm action twice.
This morning he chsperoned his crew 10
tho park for workout and an inspection
NJ tho grounds Hardly had they arrived
there whom rain hogan to fan. and the
players vcro back to their hotel and
dressed before noon.
This afternoon he had them in their uni
forms by so O'Clock. and within 4 half
hour they Woro assembled in the his pa
yiliou At tho Kentucky state Fair Grounds.
where thov worked ont until nearly I
o.clock In addition 10 baseball, several
Of tho PLAYERS engaged i'm an all round
athletic contest, which resulted I'm tie
totwecn Cy Rargor and Tooley. tho Gues-
ton Of broad jumping being tho last event
10 b. decided II was fortunate for the
Superbas that thov had a place 20 practise
under cover. as rain fell all afternoon.
Another player was added 10 the hospital
list this morning Morrow, one of the last
Of tho pitchers 10 be signed by Dshen.
was confined 10 his room all dav. Conner
ford is still on the sick list, and will hard
~ leave his room before tho club leaves
here for indianapolis next week.
Nothing except remarkable change in
tho weather will allow the playing Of to-
morrows game between the Superbas and
COlonels
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
BOWLING PRIZES AWARDED
Larry Sutton Wins Champion.
shin in A. 3. G.. Tournament.

Chicago, March 23.-Prizes won by bowlers
i'm the two-man team and individual events
Of the American Bowling Congress tourna-
mcut. which ended to-day. were announced
Tonight. None OF the contestants in the
minor events to-day disturbed the leaders.
The 1912 champions are Larry Sutton, OF
Rochester, In the singles. and Phil Sutton
and Nelson Owen, of Louisville, In the
doubles. while the all-event prize went TO
Phil sutton.
Larry Sutton, who made his champion
ship score of 80 on March II, is the first
man To win the individual title of the
American Bowling Congress twice. his
previous success coming in 1909 a Pitts
burCh. when hc defeated Fred Bruggeman
Of Sioux city, Ia. in the play-off to break
a tic His success this year IS even more
remarkable than his first one, as the field
was the biggest and hest that ever faced
the pins in the history of the twelve Amer
lean Bowling Congress tournaments
Prizes aggregating more than 5000 were
distributed among 273 teams in the two
man event. while 80 figured in the prize
list m the individual event. which totaled
-. .i96
The five highest prize winners In the
doubles and singles follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
GERSCHAL BROTHERS WIN
Make Races at st. Nicholas N''''
a Family Affair.

nh. sroedy Gerschal brothers, Ar'"u. u,.,nx.
o,ar,ey of Public school ldo. of Ihe D, or,or
n.aro the winners of the one-half nl'i. &c,
ana one-ouarter mile Junior skat'ne
rosrectiyely at the st. Nicholas h'"n sic,ous
I,y Arthur Gerschsl made az s. .ne tons
s,,r, as senior skater. wiilh'ne ards
..a,.o o,si,v. lie had handicap OIL .,,uts.
r,rank spIegelberger, of Hamilton i", w., ia
r,om scratch. gave stern ch'S''
vain. lie finished third aorr 70
S,,rlev Gerschal was forceo ,.r con.
9o,.n a for the first time in the jun,o, hit
,ost 10 got a good start. ana S'"
.ure,v forged to the front.
Tho srmmaries follow; ,,,,orl--
one .ouarter-mie race 'hsnnrsP ,e.sool its
~" ~ STANLEY Gerschsl Public S"Gs ,.ni,urs
No" .n,, Matthew Tunstcn. Etni.s. ,,..p.p.
go, ss,'a 80 yards. second: Harry TIM.
,,o.a,ar school 4o ysrde' '""
o,s.h,lt- mile rsoe senior s.nocl ies
~ Arthur Gerschsl public ., s.r-
va" ,rds,. kenneth Gundlsek IoNns's ssr,.ssl-
'ao @ u.u 100 y,rd.,. second; FRANK Franz ,huA
Hamilton Institute (s'f'''N"
Time. i:so l-a.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
YANKEES Unable TO Play
i'm E-1bTbf9fo2 Games

Park I'm the afternoon for enough work 70
keep them lmhercd ny. The field Was In
good condition. hut -" air too raw and
chilly FOR fast or elaborate practice.
The whole pitching force. except Shears
and clark who haN" sore arms and Who
merely caycrcd about. warmed up for some
time and had ~" nearest 20 genuine
workout Wolvorton showed his vcrsaiil-
ity bv acting As q receiver In tho absence
Of street. ssh" ls visiting ln Alabama
The rest of the prarrle" consisted Of n"ld-
ing for the regulars. that is. I'm addition 10
those not thus employed. batting and "has-
ing IN" ball A. random. In the NeidinE
practic" H." PLAYERS l"t "ui only ~ much
an was nidicous in tho chilly atmosphere.
They took care not tn DO any hard throw
ing Chas" vaE q work again for \ while,
ard vouu= Troe' uud.rstudIcd him whom
90 Withdrew.
WoIvortou and Croo got together this
morning for talk. but 80 FAR IN" laitor
iq s,in unsigned Stlll %" f. going through
riS daily h,t With quite as much real 40
tho rest
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
Get a Little Practice. but No
Game with Dallas Nine.
rBv Telegraph to The Trihun" 7

Dallas. Tex, March 23.-Rain low tom
perature. wet grounds and other popular
brands of spring weather kept the Giants
idle to-day, and they will be In luck II 'h'N
can plav their final games here and In Fort
Worth tomorrow.
Coming up from Marlin last night th"
SQUAD rode through a heavy rain and to-
day another "norther" sent the temperature
tumbling down.
The sky was clear for short Will" this
afternoon and McGraw ordered every an''
bodied player into uniform and took mem
ont 10 Castor Park for an hours work on
the turf The diamond was the acme OF
sIushiness and SO the workout was con-
fined 10 batting exercise and hy chasing.
Ouite q crowd gathered to watch the
Giants going through their stunts. NJ
the state fair grounds, across IN" street.
Miss Mathilda Moisant had been scheduled
for an aeropIane flight but rhe called or
her nrogramme on account Of wet grounds
she said. although the sghtseers could not
understand why that should interfere win
her vocation. The crowd then drifted INTO the
hallvard and watched the Giants awhile.
Dallas fans" we're greatly disappointed
because Of to-day's postponement' as
Mathewson had been advertised as one OF
the pitchers The homeward movement oe-
gins tomorrow night, when the regulars
leave for Texarkana and the colts go 10
Paris. Tex.
Arthur DevIin will play first base and act
as manager Of the colts. Pierce Evans anu
FerreIl have been assigned as pitchers TOT
this team, and Devlin will pick up MnnseiI
at Shreveport on Wednesday. that young
man having gone TO his home near here 10
dav. Bill Luby. Frank Nohowel and Ril'
Thompson are not listed with either team
and will probably go on through TO Ne"
York.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
ADD TO OLYMPIC FUND
z. G. Brown Sends Contribution
from Chicago Company.

James +. sullivan received communica-
,ion from Everett =. Brown. or 'hicago'
yesterday. stating that he has received
contribution Of N0o from the Swift Com
panv. Of Chicago. Mr.. Brown said that
the prominent sportsmen throughout the
Middle West are all enthusiastic over the
coming Olympiad and are gladly contrib
uting ~ the furd. He reports several $t"'
$50 and So contributions and expects con-
sidarahly moro shortly. The 500 contrib
utad by tho Swift Company, with the $50
prornised hv ogden Armour Of Chicago,
makes an additional $1,000 which Julian W.
curtiss the treasurer. can expect IN few
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
Reason. Another Dash
of Weather - Cree
Still Unsigned.
IRy Telegraph 20 II" Tribune p

Atlanta. March 23.-Ncither Athens nor
Anniston. which communities were 10 haF"
been honored by the presence Of IN" hrst
and second teams respectively. - TN"
Yankees to-day, were visited hy thos"
teams There was a good reason. and II
was the weather Tho faE end Of tn" dis
turhance which hit the North struck At
lanta last night. and the weather hero this
morning was cold and wet Wolverton q
men arose early to catch trains for their
respective destinations. but word was r'-
ceved from both places that the conditions
were unsuitable for play. and IN" games
were abandoned.
The weather didn't clear, but Just 10
keen his flock from forgetting III" feel oi
= baseball Wolverton took them out to tn"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
TITLE FOR YALE GYMNASTS
Callahan Carries Off the Individ-
nal Championship from Heap.

Haverford. Penn. March 2.--Callahan. of
Yale, won the individual intercollegiate
rvnnastio championship here late last
night with a score Of 2S21z points. Heap.
of Pennsylvanis, was second. with 22si1
points. and Ruge. OF Yale. third. with 2i5l,
Yale won the team championship with a.
.eore of "a points, while Pennsylvania was
,esond with H. Princeton scored Sl4 points,
Rutgers 8. New York University 4, Haver-
ford and the University of Illinois u.
Other colleges represented were Harvard.
Columbia and Lehigh
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
POGGENBURG LOSES AGAIN
NJ. Maura Beats American Bill
jardist in Paris Tourney.
INDIVIDUAL,

Paris March 23>-Tn the international
amateur billiard championship tournament
which was continued here to-day NJ
Maura. Of Belgium, defeated !. Ferdinand
Poggenburg. Of New York. the American
champion the scores reading 100 to l'5
The tournament is for the amateur cham-
pionshlp at is2 balkine billiards. The de-
feat was the second which the American
has oXperienced i'm the tournament
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
KIDS" BUY AUTO.

The two well known Abernathy kids
accompanied by their father. Jack Aber-
nathy. have just purchased 10 horse
power Buick touring car and started on a
trip from San Francisco to Mexico city.
The boys drive the 4o-horsepower Buick
car as easily as they rode their ponies, old
Scar Face and Bronc. on their famous trip
10 greet Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
COLUMBIA IN PENN. s CIRCUS

Columbia will send its gymnasium and
wrestling teams to an indoor carnival ana
circus. to be held at the University or
Pennsylvania next Friday night. The car
nival for the benefit Of the general hos
pitals in Philadelphia, and Is An annual
affair at PENNSYLVANIA. although this Is the
first year that any outside institution has
been invited to send representatives. .
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
LUCK A MIGHTY FACTOR
Georgetown Finds Mine of Base
ball Horseshoes.

Washington. March g. Ten runs. with
only ono hit. were scored in the ffth inning
to-day bv tho Georgetown University base
hall team against Mount St Joseph Col
lege Of Baltimore.
Georgetown went 10 hat with the score
to I'm favor of the Baltimore team. The
first batter made a home run. nine men re-
coived bases on balls and three men were
hit 10y tho pitcher. The bases were full.
with no one out. and the visiting team in
disgust quit the field. the final score being
q
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
VICTORIA HOCKEY TEAM HERE.

The Victoria hockey team arrived here
yesterday from Winnipeg. and the players
had their first practice on artificial ice at
the St Nicholas Rink. where they are
scheduled to meet team of sll-star play
ers selected from the various clubs in the
Amateur Hockey League. The team Is
the undisputed amateur champion of Can
ada. and has successfully defended the Sir
Montsgu Allen trophy.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
FRANK KLAUS BEATS DILLON.

san Francisco, March 3.-Franh Klaus
of Pittsburg. earned the decision over
Jack Dillon, the Indianapolis middle~eisnt,
after twenty rounds of hard hghuns at
Coffroths Arena here TO day.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
QUAKERS TAKE FIRST GAME
Beat Middies in Close Contest by
Good Pitching.

Annapolis. March 23.-Timely hitting
coupled with good pitching by INLAY AT
critical stages. enabled the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA 10 defeat the Naval Academy
at baseball here to-day by score OF :
to 3.
In the ninth inning the midshpmen hIed
the bases. with none )ut and one runner
got home on a felders choice. But the
next two batsmen were retired easily. Rain
fell during rrost Of the game
The score follows
Pennsylvania Il o-4i2
NAVY ........--O " " '" " ~" -, a."
and Hicks
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24

SUbstitute--Tetrault for Bernier. Goals: Que
bec-Malone ~, Hall. Mcdonald %. Prodgers.
Wanderers-S. Cleghorn. Roberts C2). Ross.
Penalties-Hall, two minutes for tripping:
Marks, seven minutes for cross-checking; :.
Cleghorn. seven minutes for checking
Hail. two minutes for tripping; g. Cleghorn. two
minutes for cross-checkingI Marks, two minutes
for cross-checking. Referee-Russell Bowie.
Montreal Assistant referee-Wiliam Russell.
Amateur Hockey League. Goal umpires-G. Har-
mon, Wanderers, and J. Britton, Hockey club.
Timekeeper-W. J. Croker. Wanderers Penalty
timer-Frank Ellison. Wanderers. Time OF game
Three periods OF twenty minutes each
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
TIMELY BITS Of SPORT.
PhiIIies to Win the Pennant,
BasebaIrs One Best Bet.
so SAYS WESTERN CRITIC
Eddie Lenox May Earn Place
at Third Base with the
Chicago Cubs.

"ps.ebsll's one hest bet will 60 vron- IN
nv humble opinion n the Phillies do no'
land in first place this year so saFeth
n W. LaniEan. A keen hasehal crlte oI
the Middle West who has been watching
the Superbas the Pirates and tho Phiihes
in faction at Arkansas Hot Springs. of
course the followers Of the Giants here
will not accept the prediction and are
counting on another pennant for the Folo
Grounds. but those who study hasehaIl
closely viii admit that tho Phlhes look
mighty strong on paper and should he to"'
chief contenders with the Giants and the
Fjrates for the National League fsS this
year Hr Lanigan in mskipg his rredic-
ton SAYS:
Doom had SO much 1endish bad luck
last season that he might put on the brakes
with advantage. lie has the best squad in
the National League, as 7 am among thos"
who believe that Johnny McGraW won q
very lucky flag last wear. He, more than
his team, saw that the pennant was landed
for Mr. Brush Yes. Matte is a wonder.
Narquard had a big season. Meyers has de-
veloped finely. Merkle is live one. Doyle
is one sweet star. Otherwise. | don't think
much Of the Giants.
II know that Doom has McGrav lost on
third and az short and about tied on frst
and second Charley also has superlo"
outfeld by his margin. He also has the
hest Of il on the slab and none the worst
~ II behind the bat. In disseCtins tho Phil
lies also in seeing them play one must
rave That's as plain as the nose ON OLD
chris Won Ger Ahes face, and baseball 5
best bet will 20 wrong, in my humble opin-
ion. if the Phillies DO rot land M INST
place
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for So so q year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24

Eddie LenoX. who played third base Tor
the Superbas two seasons ago and VINO Was
a demon with the bat until handicapped 10y
an injury. may he the regular third base
man for the Chicago cubs this year. Such
!. the word that comes from New orleans
Frank Chance. 30 the story goes, is anxious
10 hold Zimmerman in reserve Tor infeid
duty i'm case of an aCcidcIt To any OF the
regulars. and for that reason is CoachlhS
LenoX carefully around the THIRD base cor
rer II LenoN will give of his best there Is
little doubt about his ability TO cover the
position in IN" most approved style ne
knows baseball from the ground up ana
rlayed brilliant Gam" in Louisville last
year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24

Entry blanks are out for the hunter and
pony races Of the Rockaway Hunting Club
at Cedsrhurst, Long Island, on April %.
Five races will make UP the programme, in
Guiding the Cedarhurst Cup the Rockaway
Cup and the Hewlett Cup. Entries will
close on April 10. The race committee is
made up Of Woodward Rabcock, Franklin
r vo,s. Thomas F. White and Phillips B.
Thompson. chairman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Every kind of Toilet Requisite sold by
Niller's Pharmacy.
Miller's White Pine and Tar will cure the
most obstinate. cough.
Miller's Pharmacy have q complete line
of brushes of all kinds.
Misler's Pharmacy sells Bridge and Tally
cards playing cards. etc.
Polita removes rust from metals, sod for
10 cts. by Miller's Pharmacy.
Miller's Pharmacy sells the very best
spices A trial viii prove it. IS
Parties WANT ng cattle to fatten for me.
come in at once. CFWall.
White Star coffee the favor you can
never forget. Sod only by 8 81 Lands.
For rent-7-room house. Possession
given at once. Apply to CT Wall Co.
For sale. Country sd1ed shoulders, a few
huns, middlinps and lard. w own cure.
CT Wall.
We are showing the newstyles in Mems
All America and Signets shoe.
Exclusive Agency.
Geo. C. Marsteller.
II you want something for that cod re.
member Rexall Cold Tablets will relieve
you. Rexall remedies will re ieve. Brown
4 Hooff.
Hud Nuts toilet articles. We have
stock of these and can sell you Hud Nuts
handkerchief perfumes in any quantity. al
We have them in bulk. Brown Il Hooff.
Our new fall and winter line for men,
suits and overcoats are now on display. w
can do you good by looking over our lin'
bef ore placing your order elsewhere. 8 /
Lands.
a. 100 to loan-sums and time to suit
Geo H Hagley.
G Lippitt Renner is selling pure Linseet
Oil at Csc gallon.
Machine made barrels, the barrel that
trussed the tightest.
| We grind your coffee. chip your beef AM
alice your breakfast bacon while you wal
at 8 b Landis's.
For Rent-The Charles Town creamery
as a store-room or anything. Possession
given at once. Apply to .. F. Wall Co
Wanted, a competent man to sell medi
cine in Charles Town and Jefferson county
Good commission. Apply to this ONCE
Amyl-Kijo and Kyo-ine. two of the great
est preparations on the market today for a
contagious diseased, for the relief OF sue
there is none better.
Our new fall style book and sample fo
ladies suits, skriIt desses and coats are no'
On sale at my store Can be seen by asking
no trouble to show them. s H Lardis.
We have never invited you to nne
sh. wing in mems and boys clothing tina
we have this fall. new models in overcoa'
among them. Our fall and winter stoc
was never larger nor better selected. Com
/ 70 ace us. Max Theodore. the leadin
| head to-foot outfitter, Charles Town WV
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15
win Not Raise the Price.

Last spring. The Ladies Home Journal
announced that the price of subscriptions
to that magazine would be raised TO TWO
dollars year They have since changed
their minds and will continue at the old
nrice of one dollar and half, and we are
taking subscriptions at that price. we al-
40 receive subscriptions to all magazines at
prices you may findquoted any whore either
siugly or in combination ,r.pn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Lacies and embroideries. see Landis's.
A large number of muslin underwear at
Landlss.
Machine-made barrels. the barrel with the
best croze.
Dress gingham, percals. galata cloth, &C.,
at Landis's.
Machine-made barrels. the barrel that IS
heated the best.
A new lineof enmforts and blankets from
Use up. See at Lapdis's.
Pongetie and all linen shirtwaifts' man.
ish styles at S II Lands.
Fancy and PLAIN ribbon. large assortment
cheap a. ever at 8 H Lands
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15
sa,ln.ss Locals.

Business Lo''''
pesof Ron'nu'' -, uo., :,
,,..;os for the best groceries
D&nuS' ,..r INV it Of
,Iisnsey
Island split and delivered by
lhnstCo Co.
|, d,, misses and child'en's house
ssOa Bros
-, s.pIipg aid Nammouth' fol
sMs c Burns 4 Co.
\, Pharmacy are sole agents for
s,.iiss, none better
Or,Iity and Zieg'er Bros fine
R.ais. at OFT Bros.
4nlis i, 'gent for dying cleaning
! dc, give him a call
Iesrd the year round. No order
4 Iohn c Burns & Co.
!, ed oats, finest oats ever grown
stIohn c Burns 4 Co.
4, sivsls,: seed separator on exhi'
In Coleman Hardware Co,
uddsugs. hay, corn and oats al
,tas st John c Burns & Co.'S.
!, Pharmacy has a large stock Of
ECsuisge SpOnge', Chalnois ETC.
,tllhis feed, best all round feed OF
mid tor sal, by John c Burns Il Co.
i, Pharmacy make a speciality Of
,sOrsnd milyremedies, Ask YOU
nl
rgrcls,ing a buggy or set of har'
aIB0den's line over in the Kerch
In:g building,
b Fsnk Ronemus a call for Gro
h He aims to keep eyerythin,
ay to date in this line, and can I'll
pkwompty,
sais he elel rated Security cemen
antty. This cement needs no in
an,Hi. is being used on all thu
~ ID ibis a d adjoining states. -
Bgas 4 Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Miss Bessie P. Baker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Baker, of
this place, and Mr.. Martin Mills,
of Philadelphia, were married July
IS, by Rev. VIM, B. Chalfant.
Pastor of the 18TH St. M. E. Church
of that city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Having purcha ed a 81 table camera. l am
now prepared to make photographs of
animals in motion. Jumping or trotting
horses specially PEAnMAN,
The Charles Town Photographer.
nok O
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Brown Bros. will not only serve oysters
in every style, Ms we'll rs sell by measure,
but will Also serve sandwiches. coffee and
chocolate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Star expansion bolts at Cooke 4 Phillips's,
Ask MiIler's Pharmacy for what you want,
they have it.
American Beauty corsets are popular as
eyer;soid only by 81 lands.
Save time and money in the orchard pack
ing by using machine-made barrels.
A nice line of black elk. leather bloom
percalipe skirts, Use up. at Landis's
Nandsook long cloth. linen. batiste AND
fsxon. India linens, &c at Landis's
Ladies, mems and childrens hose. Under
ware. q line at low down prices. see Lendis'i
Buy new Ides Manure spreadcr. tbs
one that spreads and puiverizes manure
, Sold by Farmers Supply Co
Hard aud soft coal. Lykens Valley and
Pocahontas, in quantities to suit. sold and
deliv red. by Jno c Burns Il Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

90 900 to loan on first mortgage on fea
estate. Apply to
H. H. MCCORMICK, Attorney.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Big re- luctinn on blggi. 8, both steel and
rubber tires-Emerson make for the next
sixty dsys.
J N ZINN Il Co Inc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-15

Wall will ship lambs. veal calves and fat
hogs at the B L o Stock Yards next Satur-
day