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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
5
An insurance of the era ad notes that kidney and bladder issues afflict both sexes, impairing energy and sleep. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer promises quick relief and is sold in 50 cent and one dollar bottles, with free sample offers and testimonial letters.
The Harris Hall property in Winchester Virginia listed for public auction on Friday February 21 1908 in front of the County Court House Wo on the Loudoun Street site. The sale is subject to a lease with C P Grove running to June 1 1998 and rentals from tenants through March 1 1908 go to Mrs M C Harris heirs. Payments consist of one third cash and two thirds via bonds due one and two years after sale with 6 percent interest secured by a trust deed and insurance on the building.
Max Scharfenstein faces capture in the Doppelkinn palace library as the Grand Duke and Princess Tildegarde clash over a supposed elopement. The duke orders a priest for a forced marriage while the prince resists, the princess coyly warding off accusations and hinting at deeper motives.
In Richmond on February 17 the Senate passed a House bill to fix evidence rules in unwritten law cases and allow testimony to disprove criminal assault. Amendments extended the bill to maimed victims and to an Halsey extension for extra sessions. The House approved state aid for road improvement with $250,000 to be allocated by county tax contributions, and Speaker Byrd pushed for a new charter for the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. The House backed $10,900 for a Haydon statue replica for National Statuary Hall and the general pension bill, increasing Confederate veteran pensions to $409,000 and extending benefits to widows married before May 1, 1868.
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