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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
4
The Evening Star states it will not accept deceptive or fraudulent ads such as wildcat mining schemes or fake stock offerings. Space is reserved for legitimate advertisers, and a classified policy update emphasizes truthful advertising practices.
The ad lists subscription pricing by mail with options for yearly, six months and three months in advance payments. Specific prices are not provided in the visible text.
The article traces the history of the writ of injunction from English common law to its use in labor disputes. It notes opposition by common law courts and Parliament, the Magna Carta's guarantees, and the departure from jury trial. It argues the injunction has served governments but its use against labor actions is an overreach.
The article argues that modern injunctions used in labor disputes bypass jury trials by using ex parte affidavits to convict, depriving defendants of witness confrontation and trial by jury. It contends such injunctions replace the law of the land with court mandates and threaten citizens’ liberties.
Sewing machines for rent by week or month at low rates. The Singer Sewing Machine Co. offers the lightest running and most convenient models, including Wheeler & Wilson. Visit Singer stores at 5 West Piccadilly Street and look for the Letter 8.
Revenue officers Deen and Wood conducted a raid on a moonshine distillery near the Page county line in Madison County. They seized about 1700 gallons of brandy and a 100 gallon copper still.
The Well Informed favors a known value laxative with gentle action. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, effective remedy for family use. Buy the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co only, price fifty cents per bottle.
An herbal tonic claims to restore normal scalp and hair health with no minerals. It prevents graying and is marketed as a mild, harmless remedy with testimonials available on request. Sold by Franck Baker & Sor and endorsed by Mrs M L Campbell scalp specialist of Boston and Washington.
Congressman James Hay urged voters to back William Jennings Bryan, criticizing Roosevelt's cabinet picks and urging tariff reform. He warned of excessive federal spending, cited the Civil War payroll, and argued taxes should rise to support current government needs. He drew farmer interest by condemning the farming element trust for demanding higher prices.
Cedar Grove progress notes report visits by Robert Miller and family to Isaac Miller near Winchester. Angie Fries returns home from Winchester. Mrs. Morgan of Capon Bridge visits nephew Co M Barrett. Nellie Anderson returns to Winchester after weeks with J G Clark. L Fries and Pearl visit Glengarry with the Harrisons. North Clark of Martinsburg visits L O Fries. Rev C J Racey to begin protracted meeting next Sunday at Fairview United Brethren Church.
Lieut Abney Payne of the United States Army is visiting friends in the city. He was formerly connected with Shenandoah Valley Academy here and recently received an appointment in the coast artillery branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Jackson of Washington along with Mrs. J. M. Reed of Alexandria and Mr. B R Davis of Reading registered at Hotel Evans after traveling from Bluemont. Jackson, once architect of Winchester City Hall, now serves in government work as supervising architect of the Weather Bureau at Mount Weather.
Notice to public announces purchase of the Mrs. Bryant store previously run by G. O. Snappon on N Market Street. The new owner solicits continued patronage from former Snapp customers and friends.
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