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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Gbolera sesen GbOlera.

Gin reider Marn, Der nod nod
feinem Gooe gum @obI.."t ter Der
Meni9beit tperoen uoute, bat Dor &c,
raumer 3eit Der Bariier Mfaoemie
Der 8iieni9aften cine b%ebeutenbe
@unnme binterIaffen, Die our 8elob-
1111ng Der @nt6edung etnes fideren
&eiImittels gegen Die Cholera oienen
fonte. 9ieier Breis, Der iebt f9on
Ste &0be bon 100000 Marf iber.
fdritten bat, tpartet nod thinner auf
feline @rIeoigung, uno n11r 5%,,tpeilen
1T Elm Sell Der 8tnien einem 8or.
fder augefpro9en morben, Der noe.
rigitenS einen Gortf9ritt in Der be-
5ei9neten @i9tung gemadt batte.
Dte @erumbebonollng Der Gbolera
lit iebt nidts Scenes mebr, gep6br-
Ieiitet aber nod feinestpegs fidere
@rfoIge. 9rei fran3oiii@e Aer5te ba-
ben in ben lebte1 Monaten In Cunts
8eriude NIT etnem nod getpaltiame-
rem 9erfabren angeiteIt, 1dmIih le.
ben6ige @bolerafeime Dem Meni@en
in Bic Moer1 ein3ufubren. Ma9 BEN
an bie Nariier Mfaoemie erftatteten
@eridt ion oaburh gum menigiten
cine aleibe @ioeritan6sfroft gegea
Sic arunfbeit er5ieIt mer6en, tpie iie
nod elmer gIiidlth iiberftanoeten
Cholera bon feIbit eintritt. Der Gbo.
Ierobo3iuus Fat sic Giqenfhaft, uuf
ben Dorm Beg Grfranften befdrdnft
AT bIeiben un6 nidt ins BIut uber-
3ugeben. @irb er biefem nun limit
ltd eingeimpft, 10 ~ftiir3en ft@ bic
,peiben, Blutforper@en arf Jpn, UNI
i'm unfda6li9 al ma@en. Damit
aber i9eint cine @trfung berbunben
fem, bic 3u ei1etn S4ut Dor Der
@rfronfung fiibrt. Gin ein3iger 9ro.
pfen Der benutter Gliifiigfeft entbdlt
ridt tpeniger aIs 100000 Ieben6e
Die 6ori6er baben lett
in Mbftdnben bon 3ebn
Bis fiinf5ebn Tager1 nngetponbt, no.
Bel bas erite MaI MIR etn Eropfen,
6as 3tpette Mal feds &ropfen, IN
beroiinnt, ei~ngeiprist
lpuroe,t. 8igber finb SO 2el1te in T1l.
nts ouf bieie 3eiie gei,npft tporben,
bic trob elmer beiteber6en @efabr bon
Der Cholera beri9onf bIieben. Geraer
|9eint bieie Smpfung aud gegen Ct:
trarflina an DDienterie 81 niiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06


Sen eriten l1nterribt erbielt Ger
tolentoolle SSll1tge in ser 9orfidpnle
leiner @eimatb. 8ifar 8i1pet Don Ml-
bauien, ei1 einfader, fromt1er &rie-
tier, u1rteritiikte i'm 6abei. 0efterS,
belonoers aHtben bebena SSeiertageasbe<
gleitete Srib feline Ma1tter our &forr-
ffiirde in @0mbien, mo ct beim @ottes=
0iemite nit sen @ldl1bigen 6ie alten
unb bod epig nenen &irdenlie0er
iang. 8elon0eres &ertra11e1t floBte
ibm ser ebemalige 8eneoiftiner,
Bfurrer 8o6ige, ein gottesfurdtiger
5eeliorger ein. Die Srei5eit, 6ie ibm
blieb, be1ttbte er, INN nub &1tabennrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Mnto-M

9as Sntereiie ser Mutontobil @ano=
Ter u1to gbgentbifter lit abermols alf
sic Observation-Disclosures geridtet:
melde inn Mational @l1arS Mrmorp
nro Ieinem Mnrer 5u minneapolis
bonn 8 Bis is. 6ebruar gebalten miro.
3um eriten Male lit i1 0ieiem Sabre
|6ie iabrli6e Minneapolis Mltsitel1atng
eine Mationale MltsiteQl1ng, un6 lie lit
eine ser nationalem MusiteGlt1gem,
pel6e bon oen Motor @ar-Sabrifane
ten oes 2a1roes unteritiitt mer6en.
@onnegen ser %nationalen Musitellltmg
fir Dos Sabr 1913 muren Ole Mitglie=
ser ser Minreapolis Iutomobil Eraoe
MHpciation tbatig in ser 8%ollen6rng
Se5 groBen Mnner an Dos Mrmorp-
@eboa1oe. Ser &al1m fir Dos Ct
bibit miro in 6ieiem Sagre 6oppelt 10
groB fem mie lit friiberen Sabren, urt0
aIe Diitributoren bon Minneapolis
baben mebr @alrn fir lire MuSitel=
lmngsgegenitan6e beanipru6t, oern lie
supor. 8iele ser groben 5abrtfanz
ten lJaben ipe5ielle Mooelle fir Sas
essobr 1918 b%orbereitet, Ole bon eirer
Musiteuatng 1ta9 ser arberr tranSpor=
tirt meroert, 6emgemdb 6ie 8el lader
in Minneapolis ndbret6 Der Mlts=
iteulmgstpod)e bonn 8. Biz Is Sebruar
cine Mnlidtagelegenbeit baben meroen,
melde iib Sen Maasitellrnge1 IN Seem
OFT u1t6 8oiton gleidffelen.
Mapnqer @nlter @ilmot, ser fri
bere 8ollipied-W sanager, meldyer int
gott5er Mor6peiten gut befatrnt ltto
pernntuortlih 1T fir fuft ole MatS-
itell1ngen I'M Mor6meiten pabren6 Der
febten flint ober feds Sabre, bat-berr-
Tide Deforationen fir 6ns MrnorD
uro iein Mnner mabrem 6ieie ct eriten
MntiionnI- Musitenn1ng III MinrteapolB
norgeieben. Dng n%engroBerte @ebalt-
Sc laBt groBere Deforations-8emi
bu1tgen 5u, UNDO az @rgebntB miro
sic matiode bettbatiigen, 1aB Minnea=
poIis Sic gbre beroient, Dem Natiotu-
len Ma1tomobil=g usiteral1rgs Circuit
einberIeim at merben. giele Der
&alpttIIiidter Ser Doctor Gar eSstS0uitrie
merfbe,t oa1f ser Minneapolis Mlasitel<
ltrg b~ertretet iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
User fnb Seae, Bic
felme mebijin 8ebrauebem?

Mebi3i,1 lit feiz
ne Motbtpenoigfeit
bel Senem. Der
redt gebDren
tpnr0e, ribttg
anftpd9it Mnb
fortfdbrt. Der Nds
tur gen1dB gu lez
ben. Mebi3in lit
fir 1ol9 cine
feineMntbz
tpenbi9feit.
Mber tpie biele
bon nn5 tpnren
redt %geboren,
re6t eraogen nnb
fabren fort. rebt
AT leben2 Bte
'bteIe bon nnS.
5ebr tpenige,
.1-.Lo ~ @>hor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

ii @otteS freier9eatur iih 81 tlnrlneln,
ieoen 9alm ntlp Strm1h, ie0e BLU
me in Sells unb @ain, ieoes 8ilo mt
@al0, ieoen gogel i'm Sag fetrttert 510
lerllem fllr5 ieinen 5inn fir bie Na-a
tltr mebr lno tnebr 81 apeten, 5l4
.frdftise1r. Die &%naben5eit, bie oas
|friSde, frobe Mat,ufino 10 in Sort
.l1ro Jelo, art 8ade arms III Ser 8iele
genoB, nor ibm ipdter ltets tbelser /;
lpie ouf Elm perlorenes &maoies blidt
Ser Manm III leinem @eoidte vMbero-
gloden" cuff oas SSllgenoalter, uoie
lounigem Sl1gerotuge" 5ltrMd.
s. lpar inn Dftober Ges Sabres
1926, ais Der nod nt6t gar5 IL
Sabre alte Strife oas @oterbaals per-
lieb lrno FROZEN Ml1t6es nah Ser alte
ebr1piiroigen benad1barten 8ildofS-
1taot Gaoerborn m1f 6as @pmnaiilm
maroerte. @ier be5og er nit ieinem
alteren 8rlloer &onitan5, ser bereitS
Dor ibn in Eaoerborn Ieine Stu0ien
begpnnem, 6iejelbe @obman1g.
8aoerborn u1lo ltmgehtng bietet
nra11de M1rregat1g fir Sen 5tlbenten
ser @elbihta. 8is in sic Set Der
S&aclnpfe 5miid,en &0Gmper1 lmto Ger
moren reidjt ons aaiten Mliio i'm
Ibole Scr 2ippe bel Nooerbortt. So-
Damn bat Scr mddtige Scatter &arl
Scr @roBe in eben oieier @eget1o NIT
5e1r beioniiden Sadien gefodten;;
bier in ser Sta6t auf elmer groBen
&eidsoerlmmllug idtporen oie ia6t
iiidJem @roBeu ibrem bei6nii6en
Mberglo1ben ob; bier eridien 799 bils
febitteto gegen feline Sein6e, Ser
groBe @apit SEQ I'LL, Ser elm Sabr
ipaitter in Monn am Fl. @eibnodtstage
aarl Sen @roBen gum Daarte fir oie
geleiitetc @tlfe gum ro;miiIden @aiisr
fronte. Ml1dJ I'M lpdteren M~ittelalter
hlieb 8oberborn 1idM ob11e @e6el1s
lung, mie ieine 5ab1rei@en &irden,
&l0iter lnb 0enfnraler befun6en.
Gus dles muBte mtregen6 ol1f @e=
bers @eiit nirfen. Mh raitloiem ST.
fer orbeitete er in @aoerborn an leiner
geiitigen Musbrlbuug, ltno fem 5leib
blieb feinestpegs a1rpbelobnt. Mit 10
id}on beitan6 ermit @lan5 un0
gbre sic &eifpriifltng. Sour unter bic
len f0rperlid)en gntbebrungen bate
ser tuenig bemittelte60ritersiobn feline
ft6 errlangen, 10 BOB iogor
ieine @eiun0beit iebr atpgegriffen 1par.
Sn 6em berrliden @e0idte:: Sim Mun-
boB" bat ct oett ibaueren l1nnblaiii-
gen, nber. tapfer ourdgefo6tenen
@dmpfen iei1ter SSl,gen6 NIT Scott mn6
g%ntbebrut,g er~gneifen6en Mus6r1d
gegeben. Mn nn6erer Steme befenmf
CT bon iib ielbit:
i. Nrm BIN ib anf Die @et gefomme11,
@M' meine Mitgift 9aupt nnb 5anb""
Sour Der bat re9t, Der re6t lid miibt;
Dn ielbit biit beines @liides S@mteb."
Sos itab1te ie6od ieinen @imem
l1n6 nermebrte feline N@nergie un6
Itebrigens mar, mas be-
oeltten5 mi6ttger fir Dn mar, 6a@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

@egen BIahIGufe auf @urfen uno
Meloner. Die @onfen umIegen, 10
BOB Sic unterieite Der 8I6tter obe,1
Iiegt, ban1 u%berbrnuiet uno nit ga
bafsitaub uberftreuen; am n1dh)iIten
faqe bie Manfer unb gIG1tter nit rel.
mem Bafier u~berbrauien unb nieoer
IN bic ridtige Gage bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

@alte 1T Elm Seirb tpeld)er Meli-
|Iagie in ieiner idlimr1ite1 Sormr
|er5eugt. ct. SSafobs Del 1T ser 53alt~
berer mel9er raid a,nto pirfiiam BELT.
Die idlimmiiten 56dille erliegen raid
@ieiner beilerrbe1t @raH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
Church items.

Services in the Baptist church next sun-
Day as usual. Com muuion at he morning
service.
A Congregational messing viii be held in
the PRESBYTERIAN church Immediately after
morning service next Sunday.
crildren's Day Services will be held in the
Z Church South at Shenandoah junction
OH Sunday, june %. at 8 =. IN.
MessrsJ Wiltshire, Lewis P Wilt aud
Lee Payne were on Sunday ordained Dea-
cons of the Leetown Baptist Church.
Services st James Catholic Church: sec
aad Sunday mass s:45 m; fourth Sunday.
mass 1890 IN, evening services 7:a0 p IN
DR. r Pentuff preached in the Baptist
church last Sunday night 10 the absence OF
Pastor Cole who was in Leetown assisting
in the ordiaation of deacons.
Rev Fl NJ Mofett of this place pr acned
the Baccalaureaie Sermon before the stu
dents of the University Pre- p ,ratory School
at Keyser last sunday, and Rev A o
Price. of Keyser. offieiated in the Presby-
ierian church here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
Want a family cow? See Wall.

Want family cows See Wall.
For Sale-Good big lead mare for $50.
May get fstnla. c. F. Wall.
White Star coffee, (the favor you cannot
forget sold by s q lands.
Special prices in mems shoes. that is
for quality. Geo. c, Marst-ller.
Miller's Pharmacy has a large stock of
Bath and Carriage Spouges, Chamois etc.
Ice kept at store In Talbot building on
Main street for your convenience. John
C. Burns d Co.
Middings. bran. cottonseed meal, crack
ed corn and screenings at store and ware
house by sack or ton. Sold by John Burns
Il Co.
If you want your pants. eaat or suit
cleaned in the original, best ard most
correct way, goto c E Reininger, North
George street, next door to Bowling Alley.
Miller's Pharmacy are agents for Drs. W.
Whitloek and Nephew and carry full
line of their remedies.
Fishing time is coming. Miller's Pharma-
cy sells the tackle.
Buy Corn Beans of Miller's Pharmacy.
Betaform kills bugs, sold by Millel's
Pharmacy.
Miller's Pharmacy has it, or will get it foi
you.
Miller's Pharmacy is headquarters for
Baby Foods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
StyIePIus &I7
Clothes %ll
"The Same Price The World Over

The same Price the world over
The kind of clothes tasty like to and critical
women like to see.
In this special suit made by the largest makers of mems
clothing the world you get values that you cannot equal
other stores $50 to S25 You get all wool fables,
many of them made by the mills especially for atylepus
Clothes
You get high grade and harcoth soaked in water
then dried in the open prevent shrinking You
get the hand tailored snug fitting collar the Tailored
free flowing apes and 'front.' You get expert sy ling
based on New Yorks authoritative fashions
You can be we'll dressed and So IS towards your
wfes Easter bonnet if unmarried towards hat and
other nice things for yourself
Easter is almost here. Come in to-day and try suit
Let the mirror and yo good judgment tell whether
to buy to walk out
WIN KAHN
Leading Clothier Sadler
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
Mcdonald HeidVohl.

Mr.. Harris Heidwohl. of near Shep-
herdstowu. was married on Wednesday
evening to Miss Nellie Mcdonald, dang
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcdonald.
at their home in the Shepherdstown VIC
unity. The BRIDE entered the parlor
on the arm of her father, TO the strains
of the Lohengrin wedding m arch, I'M
presslvely rendered by Mr.. Richard
Spohn. The bride was attended by Mrs
Wheeler Wilson. of Washington. The
groomsman was Mr.. Frank Mcdonald.
brother of the bride. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Chas. Ball. uncle OF
the bride. The bride wore an exquisite
but simple gown of white CHI fon over
white SATIN. and carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses. After the rec ption they
drove to Shenandoah Junction in an au-
tomobile. and will spend their honey
moon in the eastern cities.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
Reception For Departing Missionaries.

The Methodists of Charles Town
and vicinity held reception in their
church Thursday evening in honor of
Rev. and Mrs. c. C. Bush who will
leave in a few days for missionary
service in the Congo region, Central
Africa. Members of the Methodist
Church from many parts of the
county, friends of Rev. and Mrs
Bush, from the town and county, and
large councourse of young people
who had been pupils in Mrs. Bush's
classes in the local public school, all
to the number of 500 or more were
guests.
Rev. ]. c. Hawk, the pastor, pre-
sided. The exercises with pro-
gram requiring nearly two hours to
present, opened, after prayer, with
two selections of organ music render
ed most effectively by Miss Mary Z.
Kercheval. Then followed short ad-
dresses by Rev. w. A. Lynch, Miss
Laura c. Strider, Rev. S. w. Cole,
and Prof. Wright Denny. All of the
speakers were laudatory Of the guests
of honor, complementing their con-
secrated heroism in devoting their
lives in mission service among bar
barous people far away from home
and friends. Following the addresses
charming solo by Miss Mary Sig
wart, of Powhatan College was rem.
dered. In the receiving line with Rev
and Mrs Bush were Rev. ]. c. Hawk
Mrs. J. H. Wolf, and Miss Blanche
NJ. Young. Refreshments OF ict
cream and cake were served to thu
guests by a committee of youns
ladies' of the church at the conclu
sion of the reception and exercises.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
SPRING IS HERE.
Are Your Clothes Ready?

The very spirit of Spring suggests good clothes This is
the time of the year when try to match in
correct dress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10

Miss Ollie Blessing who has been teaching
n Mcdowell county the past year, is home
to spend her Va ,ation. Her cousin Miss
Mary Morrow. of Lou ioun. has been Miss
Blessings guest th- past week
Mrs l. A Lyme. of Middleway, is on an ex-
tended visit 10 friends at Shippensburg.
Pa, and at the same time is being treated
for complication of diseases by her old
family physician. DIR Shock. of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Feeser. of Washing ton.
d c, were IN the county several days, visit
ing the formers father. Mr. S Feeser, near
Shenandoah Junction, and the latter's par
ents. MIR and Mrs G B Rodeffer, near Hall
tewn.
Mrs w l. Gravatt and Miss Mary Gravatt
attended the closing exercises of Stuart
Hall. Staunton, Va, last Tuesday, Miss
Anne Cary Gravatt was one of the graduates,
and Bishop Gravatt presented the diplomas
and made an address to the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Campbell aud Miss Bar
bara Campbell attended the wedding of
their cousin, Miss Beall Daiueerfieid, TO
Lieut. Henry lie Bourgeois. which took place
in Alexandria. Va on Wednesday evening
Miss Campbell was one of the bridesmaids
Messrs C / Ramey. b Piggott, J II
Ramey, James w lloyd aud Carl Fleming,
motored t. Berkeley Springs to hear Vice
Pr sident Marshall deliver an address on
Patriotism" The party went in Mr. ] II
Rame.' car, aud journeyed by way OF
Hagerstown and Hancock.
Mr. James w Lloyd, of Martinsburg, has
been visiting friends and relative here, and
gave us q pleasant call Thursday. Mr.
Lloyd is one of our former county men. and
continues to learn of the whereabouts and
the medium of the Spirit of Jefferson.
Mr. John G Wagner and sister. Miss Bes-
sic and Miss Bessie Emerson, of Marlowe,
W Va, Miss Nav Hoover. of Penusy lvania,
Nd. motored to Coares Town on sunday
to spend the day with Miss Texina Strobe.
who is spending tie summer vacation with
her mother, Mrs w P yesterday.
William Clipp and daughter. Miss
Ruth, left last week for a Wait among rela-
tives on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Miss Ruth will extend her trip to Accomac
county, Va. to visit the family OF Rev Mr.
Mason. formerly of Leetown. From AGO.
mac she will go to Norfslk, where she will
spend few days with Rev and Mrs W X
Flanagan.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
DaIsaEn-McIntyfe.

Councilman VIM. Lucas Da'garn. one
of our best known citizens, was married
on Tuesday afternoon last 10 Miss Ella
Fl. M'Intyre. of Martinsburg. The event
took place in the parsonage Of the First
NJ. E. Church of the latter city. and the
nuptial kno' was tied by the Rev. Benz. W.
Meeks, pastor of that church. Mr.. and
MIS-. Ualgarn drove over to CIiarl,
Town aud received the congratulations
of many friends. and will reside here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10

Because they are from Acc up to $1.9S
don't think they are the cheapes. in quality
for we buy the best, and make small prof
its, that's why we sell them so cheap. Come
in and be convinced. Sollars Shoe Co., Cor.
George and Washington st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10

When in Charles Town visit the B i S
Lunch Room, corner George and Liberty
streets. for good meal Crabs and Fish in
season in any style. Leave your orders for
shannondals Water (Which will be deliver
ED at the B & s Lunch Room. Both
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
BROTHERS..
Business Locals.

Business Locals.
Pharmacy sells Nyals.
cries Of Ronemus.
rVear and hosiery see LANDS
Ind embroidery go to lands.
.boes for men who work, al
s.. horse blankets at the Farmers
l.. all linen, manish style. See
ksi and split and delivered by
ms 4 Co.
Ia buy a Laurel Range of the
#pp'y Co
). Pharmacy for a cup adver-
't||"t =
ca Seeds.
,e,, misses and children's house
Ott Bros.
no of Mems Straw hats ere of
.lpsiye styles at prices that won't
c. Nsrsteller.
Beauty corset, lateststyle'' new
hte, at Landis's.
b. sapling and Nammouth' fer
Iii c Burns 4 Co.
uality and ziegler Bros fine
Ilies at OFT Bros
Jed the year round No order
obn c Burns Il Co.
!. I'd oats, finest oats ever grown,
John c Burns d 20.
bs exclusive agency for the
Geo. c. Marsteller.
iyeless seed separator on exhi'
Coleman Hardware Co,
sdIings, hay, corn and oats al
ID at John c Burns & Co.'S.
AHalta feed, best all round feed on
for sale by John c Burns i Co.
/ hgersoll, The Watch that made
s Famous, of AilleI's Pharmacy.
ct. Alarm Clock of Miller's
lnd get up early in the morn
/. rank Rouemus a call for Gro
Ii lie aims to, ,keep.,eyerythin,
to date il this line, and can fill
II tfomptly.
M the celebrated Security cement
LIN. This cement needs no in
b it is being used on all the
this AID adjoining states
8HSs & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
Committee.

For the first time in about eighteen
months, our good friend. MIR. Geo. w.
NARROW was in town for a short while
Monday afternoon. Impaired health
has kept IN at home practically for two
years. The trip to town was made in
Mr.. Nm, NJ. Burns automobile, he beIug
accompanied by his daughter. Miss Mary
NARROW, Mr.. Burns. and his war COM
rade. Mr. B. E Feavers. Ali of them
enjoyed the ride. and Mr.. NARROW in
CURED no penalties by taking part in it.
Advocate.
The Knights of Pythias of Middleway
held their annual memorial exercises
on Sunday asternoon, June l. in the
Union Church, concluding with impress
sive services at the grave of Mr.. w. II.
Boltz. deceased brother. The sermon
was ably delivered by Rev, ]. c. Siler.
of Duff -lds, as also an Grafton by At
torney Geo. P. Shirley. of Charles Town.
The choir, with Miss Lula Jennings As
organIst. very cleverly rendered appro-
pirate music.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10

| will be in Charles Town at the Palm
Hotel on Saturday June a. This is the time
to come in and give your order for fine
home made buggy, surrey or runabout.
w. W. SLOUGH,
For Thrush 4 slough.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10
For Sale.

good location on the Is. & o. Il. R.. in
Charles Town near station, also two good
locations on the Belt Line on Mildred street
in Ransom. MOORE d MOORE, Cine J
June 1n-9t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10

Martinsburg. will be at the Jefferson Hotel
on Wednesday, June IS, from 10 a. m. un-
til p. m. Eyes examined and glasses
6fkpJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-06-10

For dullness resulting from constfpa.
tion use DIR. Miles Laxative Tablets.
lou will feel better. ADVERTISEMENT
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his bride he had considered the possibility of
girl baby. His heart was thenceforth workshop of
dreams, in which fancy wrought the career of Ben
jamn, Jr. He visualzed the boy life from cradle to
manhood, from long dresses to long He
them nseparable companions, this bronze haired lad
and his grizzled father. 1t wonderful game of
make-believe Time and again its spell swept aside
the walls of stone and steel; the of business
were forgot: in prophetic vision he lived the days
to be.
Once he found himself rambling through the gaudy
stocks of toy bazaar. rs it something for boy
girl?' the saeswoman had inquired.
"Boy he answered, and at the sound of his voice
he Weakened to reality and rushed redfaced from the
shop.
But safe from observation he paused ongngly before
the windows and wstfully conned the show until the
proprietor approached and invited him within.
Another time his eye caught by the photograph
of cavalry troop advertising the attractions of fam
Western military academy. I'D never be able to
stand that separation. No, he'll have his tutors until
he is ready for college"
The boy rode with him on his morning canters, sat
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into a ball. Him and this! How did that squirt get
in here? You'll lose your job for this, Travers!"
BE reasonable, Mr.. Benton.
"Ciiving me ORDERS eh? You're fired Out with you,
both of you'll
At this juncture Craig joined in. "You mustn't do
that, Mr. Benton. It's unfair, unjust You have no
right to discharge Travers for simply knowing me-
NO right? have the right to do anything BANKED
please in this business"
"You mean the might. I'm sure that when you
pause reflect you'll apologize to us both. Meanwhile
there are few things that intend to say. I'm sorry
for the little incident in the subway 1t was accident
you would know if you had slight sense of humor
Sense of humor! Why-why-'
Craig tried to his raging. His cheeks burned at
Benton's epithets "If you were younger man., he
said I'D stop you in short order but as it IS can only
suggest that you inaccurate Please credit with
sufficient self-respect believe that shouldn't have
come here had | known. But since we've begun Id
like to finish"
Benton found his voice. you'll finish all rght-in
the patrol wagon!"
1--WE disagree that point Also.
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beside him he shed and shared his fathers hunting
jauntS.
When he thought of his entry into the firm, fresh
resolution stirred Benton. He fighting for Ben,
piling up fortune for his boy What day it would be
when the letterheads atered-4Benton & Son."
1t seemed real that he actually designed the words in
laboriously blocked letters.
And so for him Death twice. Son well as
mother rested under the Greenwood expresses.
But Fate was kind even in her cruelty. There
an hour when a beautiful truth revealed to the
lonely His wife lived in Little Betty and
time he found in the girl hundred evidences
of the boywho was-to-havebe en-his dominating will
had strongly impregnated the nascent daughter with
the personality of her dream brother.
As she grew older her nature developed all the gentle
and charm of the wife whom God had taken. But
there was besides directness of mind such as only
man may possess.
And so the Two who went in the autumn came back
in the winter of his lfe and the empty heart of him
filled to trimming
a could turn the business over to Betty now with