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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-08


There are two ways to get rich-the
right way ana the wrong way; the easy
way and the impossible way; the COM
mon way and the rare way. And of
course the wrong and impossible way is
the common way.
To be rich is to have all the money
you want, is it not? And the common
way of trying to get rich is to try to
get money enough for ones wants.
The ineradicable and unconquerabie
difficulty in this way is that the wants
always grow faster than the money
pile. You want to be rich enough to
hire a horse and buggy; when You
begin to hire, you want to own horse;
when you drive your own horse, you
want to own q span; when you have a
span, you want q pony for the children.
A hundred millions ought to be a COM
Portable competence; but Mr.. Wander.
bilt has lately been large borrower of
money. When a man buys railroads as
other men buy horses he NAV be in
Strengthened circumstances though he
has fifty millions in United States
bonds. The more money a man has
the poorer he is, if he has not learned
to moderate his desires as well rs to
accumulate his supplies. Baron Num-
chausen's horse, cut in two by the de-
scending gate as his rider was escap-
ing from the castle, drank increasingly
at the spring bv the roadside. to the
amazement Of his rider, till looking
back he discovered that the upfortu,
nate beast was cut of lust behind the
saddle, and that the water he was TAX
ing in in front was running out behind.
An Unsuitable spirit is worse than
Baron Munchausen's horse; the more it
drinks the thirstier it grows.
The only way to be rich is to keep
ones desires within his income. If
ona wants what five cents can buv, and
he has ten cents, he is wealthy. A
bright dime to a street arab is greater
wealth than a thousand dollars to a
merchant prince. The right way to be
rich is never to want what Won cannot
buy: then YOU ALWAYS have as much
money rs You want. This is the easy
way. No man can regulate the con-
tents of his purse; every man can
regulate the quality of his desires.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-08

AT a bah given in New York City
in honor OF the French and German
guests there, were. many, remarksble
toilets, and diamonds glittered, all over
the rooin.f'of these precious stones
Mrs. John Jacob Aston wore 500. 900
worth. cea-s. -,-iA' ELS
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-08

schools. to him for employment, and
he knew that a number whom he had
found positions in business houses for
were capable OF excellent work. Final
ly we employed few on the short and
easy lines. They did their work ad-
mirably. They were not as fast as the
men. and could not work the heavy dis
lance wires. But for all ordinary work
they were quite capable and satisfac.
tory.
The male operators made vigor..
Gus kick. and distinguished themselves
by no little bOOrishness toward their
sister professors. but they had to cave
in. They made strike of it and held
out for a week, when the usual break
up occurred. and they staggered in till
all were forced to terms. From that
time forth the public were better served
than il had ever been before. The old
rule or ruin reign of the dandy opera
tor was over. But the greatest con-
venience the employment of women
rendered possible was the establish
ment of the small local offices in hotels
and the uptown districts, where it
would never have paid to keep a high
toned male operator at salary OF al
most as much rs the office brought in.
Many Of our local offices were at the
start attended to by young women who
took commission on their returns as
pay. Now, however, we have them all
under salary. Out of town we have
hundreds, l was going to saw, of offices
in the care of female operators. They
are small offices, at places where man
would not stay. For Instance. At viii
lage OF couple OF score of houses we
could not afford to keep an operator at
a city salary. But by paying some
young girl who lives there twenty-five
or thirty dollars month. which is more
than she could earn in such place at
much harder labor. we are able to keep
the line open to furnish facilities which.
the residents find frequent need of.
The same remarks apply to many
branch offices here and in other cities
where business Is light, but there is
still demand for local service. II it
was not for our women operators these
places would not be supplied with tele-
graphic service at all. /"
II the public have been benefited bv
the introduction of the female opera
tives into telegraphy, the male
operatives certainly have not.
There has been marked decline in
salaries since the women entered the
business. The best operators. giants
IN their line. who send and take mes
sages with incredible speed, still make
handsome salaries enough, as salaries
IN telegraDhy go, and less able opera
tors' oy DONG extra work, earn good
, 1881-07-18
THE HOLLAND HYDROGEN PROCESS.

10 Ms EdN0f o. IAf Chtac0 IrbuHf.
arawn to n fott,- hv II Z sInx,,,, ,,,.n,, '.,.s,
nav M.n"I w - actsu. ~ A. .. 'aaAa' co"ou luto
iuE CHICAGO Th1huAs from It's Now York
from tho bo,ka thni tho we'll. attnstc fnrts
ct tue itollana hyarogon process must be i!otl.
he saa a, ,or sr
would have been To ride out TO F,utbush ifIra
..so ouhss, ano 'est Win nIs o~x eyes tho aues-
Of water Is tnade to supply tirst.class looon,o-
tive WIN running stcam through tho mcdation
nj hnrnly n mint and n.l,oif or nanh,hn nor n,,ol
ute, md Mt cost Of d cents per honr. That Is
tho question: not what Paine, Kooiy, or Outngee
havs slouu or not siono, nor whnt may hayo bcon
,nn Goat Of dcnou,noatny wr,sr hw Torn,ar rrnn.
osses, nor even the staggering aucstion how
much lnust he put down 10 cover A3r. Bla1Iu's
!. bottom dollar" ,"-tho aniy ono OF aIs thu0ral.
rufutc1, 10th by c1pcrfmUllt aud exptajutiop.
First, tho faot, hive personally i,rotl M and
run Ii rorty-ton locomotive Ut tho fatU Of thirty
rullea an hour with pure hylru8un lamo deysi.
the rate 1T II pint aud n halt mtplto ior thre0
rints to tho lllil0); aud have dol0 II too u,nny
t.taes, with substantially uniform results, 10 10
medical I.lvlaurs conaider mo mnl enough 10 OK
puoI to gain anything by deeeivjnR Ills public Or
shouting tho Trusiuent. ii III. Mnxjm wNnts 10
The acouFauy Of Inv rocuris md Vim r.ia rntton
II for hiu " nluplu seuurIty.
1t ,nattors little to nnyNAiy whist EXPLANATION
20 Hysn ts tha1S fasts WY
tlulIht whStinr nnvlsnv can rt,H .rtv,s lin tr,,n
cxplll,,ntion with CortAIuty, Mi Maxim has
Kiven yt'n nut 81 his books wonderful story Of
vel it-oqMynlont 10 tho evaporation at more
Than ia1 puuuis OF water by unU 0nii0i, OF nnph-
, 1881-07-18

alcb things. Her lll;ai,ed .icmcHrnr. hur poi.
ishrd ,I,niinGrs, woi1it hnvh Hen.t. hail It been
1nyi+I,,lt.. to TIN Prcstt1n ~ hsr tnlpn.''
Tho i)fhaiS ttlen tmGiAlnn4 tho tiisfass which
s.lInnIy nii,'Gke'l hrr, tnc attel!danco OF tho
snRlng, whllo ..lelIrinti., wDlne varies Ut the
"stnsat bfhtnr" uf i.'sstni. her .Rodfnthor, as
ing 1T Intervals, "rArtDx dtf,t." ''1'Nrle1 den.
acnblo." as though sho were giving Inst los
, 1881-07-18

Tb the Elhior a The CAftdoo Tribune,
CHICAGO, Juty ta.-The Theodore Thomas con-
ccrts are undoubtedly worry enjoyable, but wc
fail to understand tho reason why tho gallery Is
not utilized. as II Is ccrtaIoy tho most desirable
point from which 10 lsten to the mitsic. Tho
space behind tno raiing eGetna r. to 6e auseoss ~
tho engines uutalt1e and tho Brnut distance from
tho orchestra, 1t II not tho place for lovers Of
music. '- ]. II.
, 1881-07-18

The Circuit Clerk expects to movo his oilaco
n'eH, otc., to tho now Cuurt-llouse this week.
In the easo Of tho Chicago, rckin s. South
western 1ia'lroRd Company, tho Mnster In chun.
Gerry, II. ". bishop. tnalc an. order Saturday TN
al! purties having olallng nGNi1lst the runu which
lflve n,t been rOfGrred 10 prueent th01n to him
uvxt Wednesday, nt ills Ulic0.
Judge Tusoy will Ge IN court Tomorrow and
"Wednesday.
, 1881-07-18

UNITED STATES COURTS,
j. William Trnty Alcl n bill Saturday against
tho Pennsylvania Company to restrain It frnm
infringing his ,patcnt for improved railway
switch pAtonttd Fob q, 1SBs. -
, 1881-07-18

rood onU: i,ist s,,r naerr @ IN her Inst Innra
y SqS't iMk;' sdt'or lesson 'nan now ." or I'D acres
Those who want land Iu inrFo bucks must t,,ty
vt tho Nurthori, Pacific. which elirses II ,ini.
Itren 7, mot th Il. st froa or y: awny Fro r. r.
t,r b,iy Of tho agents, who hol'i lnrxo trnuts OH
Fivc toars Ia 0 liz ay"rnxe nrtec 81 l%s;d NJ !.
moderate dIstansS frof' tlio roa,i. When lana &
10 bought Mt 81. F;
|,.. TtfE COST or 1tAftsoAn LAMBS
IL reduced nt present to $l.h0 III, acre.. As nm
Instance of prros, Il very lid sostos, cIghtccn
.l as @ tFag Z? @ s ers sss s, fc II o atss a
si.5o ati nero fHr within yoar or. tw'. A6out
oqc ss ct ~ se np @
sree. s p planters. T Almost al of liz raroai fani
ith! w ,s & !eT i, l3,E,ant S h%s 9sS s
iios NORTH of ito raroa t sty sSttlcr VIII.
surveyed mecd mt walt for tho surveyors
to lay Y og: fle may e1unt IN It. Tho Inv tton
gyes bin tne ilrst r,9ht % 4 and he has thre9
III which 10 mnke good hs title. ~ paying Sl.aai
MT nero sottlor mny ,lt!,lor tho Presumption act
Ing dirt froc Of sttit1ips ntones or b,rroi, spnts
within ono ycar Of ftrst settlement. Every
groWtl"up son aud
stNdLE DAUGHTER or AGE
tne t,i ,famtiy imay o the sa,o thing. Tho
Comgl',mst 20 ought over 10 nr helrd uf IN cn!li,.
sTy %eh H. nv fr atyS sRd
tInrnrnnnnt lan.is nin,rs n,ts 81 Ii1r rntirnn.i
land.grnnt, ?Mn opo auros uF tho falrcst ut land
OF sil to xo 1T d moderate ustiinato-thas are Il,
as uvnr t1r Vn,Iay y III tntiG,, ~ % IT,
IIoro il the u1,tsortn,ty Tor th0so at ,sast nf liz
SURPLUS ~ @6 M women q qs M Massachusetts who can
rv"y v,u,ror
can net land rrant ft Of 100 % aere. tor b,cls nut
q the, public slnnnn This onn bc toae it,dsr tic
True. Culture ae which does nut lko thy llonle-
the land ur 10 tho Igrritnry; 4 traveller. sealing
oS 't n9 , ,"r a nt w. w9a T. ko to
Soa9est Ia eSa pefso " his re reree re-
1i, y, y y,s,,4 gm 10 H. LIZ VII tGcoxe te, Ivy m
hus 0;6 iv!tR Ind thrifty trees Mn acee on ten
nurcs. IIo thus becomes tho owner, Without
ve snSsto 9 10 Il ss sd %s b. ay
fro 81 to 1t, n acre. @ It neecsssry ouy 't thas
trco nanant ls ii Tho district whon I'll ills 't w.
f t4ecs r H9 ~ a Hf m nq . ogtss Y 9n
years Tho trees iinve not tione we'll enough 10
S ys s SsS IT. aiISHs wGa
baoS " t. s w. ~ ." 9s . a only draw
1'nAd0 special Va l,t', ,nanr'ss .; about what
n,.a IT Gusts re SQUAT
iaatters snd-sassetters. It so.s Il Tut !" have avS
your la1d lncatei by tho surveyor IMltor you
have piukca out th9 ptecc you Whit no sur
voy0r WIS cinpl0ycu tho BVunttGr might sGttlc
on tho suction rcseryud FOR tho sehooi Fund, or
nuke @ some othor ;t,tsasc and 81 losu bis hung.
IF $I9. For furniture aud "asins% a!low W. *i1.
an sna COST. eost ssoo g., to sMo toa nlow harr:,w
odls and oltls, like IN ax.a haiiin,cr ind usits,
-; yenr'a s,It,statoncc for one. whiap waiting
t.,r the llrst er1p fluo. Int tlis ts y luxurious
, 1881-07-18
rhe James River valley-A Sam.
p!e of the Desert OF
Dakota.
Acres by the Million that Will
Yield $40 in Wheat
y Every Year.
n Too Poor to Buy, Help Yourself to
$40 Acres, Says Uncle
Sam.
xven Visitors May Take q Slice
Out OF tho National DO.
main.
Now a Plucky sehoolma'am Turned squasler
and GOT a Farm.


NoW 4 PIucky Sc1o0ld1a'am turned SQuattef
and Col a Farm.
,.r,, :, ~. c,,,.. ,.,.....
Eptttdl Cor7tsrondehfa o. lhf thtea9o 2Honnf'
JAMESTOWN " I'' !his H.-ono OF tho happy
<Alleyt vi Dakola II thnt Wh'oh lles oetwceu rag
TlpeSten nha james Navcra. tcRinnlnG soutn
Of tho Northern f!ol1so' u Hocs !ao tniles norm
Of The road 10 tno Moase lt'Vor. sott'e1nont nao
been going on Tor out tnreo years. thoueh II nus
aon9 been known ~ INV taat !. WIS o!io y. M tno
most charming anu leftllo stfoloncs III sno 4ef'
,I,tory. A brahen ING wiz W run up tn!s Vaney
for llO mics .no Nostnorh rae'Mo a.n
jamestown. E'Ruty n'!4es aasc oeeh surseycnt
.and CONSTRUCTION wnl 10 phsnoa rs fapiuiy as
pabor ana ""'oE'n.s c"n os n"u' ~ "uuoatoWn
ltho valley con'es "!9nost ~ y l'o.nt1 out Iu.ty
miles noeln noes !" "'o'n W tn'1ty Hlion'
4and holds II Tor E0 mites. Ih's Is wntor'
nss,,an, t,Ivoru al nm, thor hnrd ,1,ho Monuo
fPss'oM. ~, ,s,".,,.n. ,a,,..a a..,.. t.. - nrsh.
MIL a s.,,., =, 10 ooa
zach arc found thirty-tlvo mites from Jatncs-
.towu. Out of tho 1tuwksncst l}utto, whore Ouu
shIev me, tho sioux In one Of tho decisive uat.
tles Of tho ca'npa.Rn anaI ueovo tae.n o.t ot tne
gushing sprlnuB, which give
CLEAR COLD wATEn
MI the year rOtInu4 Water cun always DO found
10 tho jamestown Valley by dtgvrr twurty to
sortv fret. When tho rrnyel heh ,,ntfor nm rtnv
'hicheheu Nv "".o' ~ "''l'uss eu'' " t'se WIN
ia twenty tcct OF tho slarlnco. J'tncstown
'wAteris known nlouE tho ltno Ut the r,Ad for
N tuperor nuRlltics. A n,en1ber t,f o,,r marty
~, ,ras Il, ~ t,,s,nort,,, ,vns at,u.,s r.. ~
Hao Sas ". ',.,,,,' su@ a, WIS au'sea ~, W us
Jamestown. DAkota wator generally has tho
,}a,lts Tint hro found in tho winter NJ n ncv
.sst.fo co,ntry INT ,r,,tc,, at.,r,,on, .rta,
'sfew years Of t'.ltng tho soil. Al the soil in
this valley Is good. Mr. Willard md his friends
drove twepty- four pjcs acrt,ss tho prairie. foI-
Ss,.,., H., i'm ~ ,,n ,,.,,,,,,,, ..t,..n TI.,s-
4oNnax wv .'u' " tns p'"Poseo sanFonu. o11uef
our fecs ahd stretching to tho horizon was
t.ot co,on,,s of tho Missouri md tho ,,w. ivg
.....os ~ thn ot,o.t.,, Ir,,.,-a,.s. 49,, -
aasae'u1 wv t.pes'o's !u"Asues1, ai'o tao
orasshopper Duties at Intervals wcre soon
, 1881-07-18


Stephen @. Ilnsker, for the ,iso Of II. z. wala-
worth, begun suit Saturday to rocovor $1,000
Of Peter Mc0ooch, g. s. Evnrlnghnul, and F. A.
afary Tlchy commenced "A suit In rsespAss
against lgnAz KusA to roc0vGr $4,000 latnaYoa.
, 1881-07-18


Caroline O. Mace illed bill Saturday for d.
vorcc fron, Norris O. Mace, on tho ground Of
desortlon uud drunkenness.
Judge unrnuul Saturday granted divorces to
Donald Mclean from Annie McLpan an tho
ground Of dGsnrtton, to Michael j. Cahll FROM
MarEnrct n. CnhIIl for utIuttcry, and to Mnry
lloaiy fron, John Healy for descrllon.
, 1881-07-18

~ D0ust Want VlnktcrsN
said sick man 10 tirrgs!st. "caM't you Riro mo
s"e1nnE s ,n aS - g syptps n; Wern
Indication Of kidney tlIseuss. Tho druggist told
him to uso kllnoy-Wort and In n shorl tEn,o It
symptoms? Thoa xet b6x. OF lottio io.duy-
before you beonnlo Incutnbl0. 1t Is tht euro;
Eufu aud sura.-knorrttc Republican,.
, 1881-07-18

: WOI7N stk 1S-N 1s5s
SupEntO1t COURT ~ CONFESSIONS = Yienrlctte
Meier Va. Herman Sohmall md Augusta eohrnMll,
g, a0j Julius Bartsuh vs Frederick and Caro-
!tnn llahtl, $eya-Samo va. Froderfek ltahn,
SlGl.
, 1881-07-18

THE GALL.
JUDGE W1LL1AAsoS-No. l,5ls on trial, ana
No. E14.
, 1881-07-18

Suffer on, groun on, ssIcken on, die on, II
you will not use Hop Dittors allti be cured.
, 1881-07-18
UITY REdL SY7lfTE.

No,M!s SALE-DY s! T. II. 1IoiD, ROOM !.
' esS. e. " ts o%s',o ,as,d ssd
ss:r e yse:.sS; S - sSn III q GS; 'foae
es !'ss' :'Ss: Ct:
% saa ao. e. e@
.ne h;a .ad X, ~ Ts. re psf 9nss n, rsns IL:
2S ::
1nns shs os i ~ vofts % tSa 2S'1So %ons,; sais 4
St x:a 81. S;fs s
sssSSs sS 4 sosss sss:Ps:
1a!S - Az ..ea. s ,u,.
ssnass t Z. sas:s H. s:ss: e:
s,SSxSoaasa: !o. st!e a.. front IN ,'as,n.....
ssSs;' IA ss ss q q III s i;
e ssss SH s T m s,sp ~
as Sss, Il 5
Sss:s 4s y s:sss;
slseA PA, ns9n'esst ssd es.ement estaaon
nesf 44a ~ I sh,s IL Z
ss Ss' nss ss'ssse
ri. :3 ~ ns.'
5S:: s!Ss y ss ~
sS sGHis Ges'ra SSfess Sepo IT. i
r.; s's4 s"'ss T.
iii ssfsss ssss ses ss!t It & FUR
!. SSsS sss j; & :E ;I; Fl: s.s
i sassa Ia 'on IL sssessno
, 1881-07-18
PERSONAL

-, =, - PERSONAL. ,-....r. -
pERSOAAL - WANTED TO. KNOW
ZIP whesvsb3nt3 ~ Albert W!I.un o. Albstt
SAs ELK sc isls f2s r. a9s@aqHa H. AaaF'.'
, 1881-07-18

PEWAKD-LOST-- Lost ON
IL thu night express. Fon1du l.ao u Chlca4n. IN
chirax0 ! NuIthTpalsFn II. H.. July II. I 1taasla
laataer pocketb0ok nhd Hilary clatalnlu1 about tiH
tindeF can rStAln ths g,o1gy r. Is.hrtt. snd no
fonts aIa returned at 1neo IL tu Trbane ofce Uai.
rngn, The 0WHer u MtlwuukeO man. lis nAml Aud
rusldHnrS arc on the fty-IeAk
, 1881-07-18

T{Wl 5sA IIE-D1 1HATSUN HILL, KQVM
~. Gr4uns UINtk. No. IL Dehrburn-AL
lNDlAAA.AF.-baxEQ feet, no tthweAt corner mir
ty-f0urlu+st., pnst and kouth front:
immediately Gust OF slbby'A nho ros-
-..-- 800 t4encD.
wAuAsu-Av.-b1xlTlf IN fost, tocasod 80 foot north OF
1'htftJ.tGiEd.sL. N very choIco resi-.
l9nch lot fronting on m-fuut vt rgGI.
MIElIIQAN.AV.-1 fGck near Thirty -t!ltrfI-pt. nnl 70
faet nens Thtrty-iourth-st both
, 1881-07-18
TOR sALE-BY =. c. COLE, Is WASH

L. tnEton-xt corner llenrborn,
Wnshtn9tnn-sL. history and bnAeIuont brick hqute,
lot ;gxi: r. nesr ga5lsy. only t706I f,oo house On
Msst Of Aaatsnd.kY. astory st!na front Nth barn.
Sy1iss y on AdaIu*.st east q tnnha. 2xIsa Un
ss.,aI sast ifont sou.h ad Pf - nyle5 "
cArro:av.. facing It, JohnA placr, chcnp. y1xlGl 1t
On !nhahk'Ar.. cornCE F1ftlth-st. sUFarat lots IN
EuLE, u WnshsIRthn-St =
, 1881-07-18
TO REN1-If0UYES.
MIHCELLANEous..
ITO RENT-DY BAIRD Il BRADLEY,

GUUTli SIDE,
~! S.atory and basement brick, stons
trDnt All EnutleFn improvements, nil In EUOJ Ofcf
s6cund a1ur u f1llh-Av., r!uma fM
Flfty"fonrtn.st and EgAudale.nE,, two.stpry and
baaetent brick, All ndcrn impro tetnents rood barn
arg !nsra grounds, Chenp 10 q gnot ttttant.
Fifty y-tns-at and bouth l'AF4 .2bnlcfAt twn.storr
grounds. = ~ ~ e~
WEST SIDE.
~ West WMhluRt1n-st.. corner Wood. an elegant
z-aktFf md 4AaatrpHL brick with bflex BIZ mi uunr1
lmpfoyetDenlA. In nrst-clasS ortter.
h%nMsc, % with tarnt viii Ge put In rood order.
-. - WNtfen.ay, a-stnry and basement brick; sveEy
squ W nnuag htRteA by soa alt In drsl.cAss Onef
~ south MhrKhn.st. near Van 1uran-aL cars. il
r,,,S r,.y Sna @ @onAemont 6tttk beautiful house with
m0nt8, "
, 1881-07-18
SUBURBAN.

BunURBAN.
ITO RENT-lN HYDE rank, EAST OF
nSt house at,o barn, ~ nndsrn cnnSeniSncss; III.
lnRst wire screens for windows and d;,urs! doife
Windows. fnrnnce, ,otcI rent 90 nor month Apply uf
thl5$;at, 2f 70 BAIRD bitAbhEf. Roonis Is md
, 1881-07-18

a LII TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
n who wlfh " HSal c@.t.oa clothing, caEpats snd
eGlTEl. 6M MstAts-st VII pay. y psr usnt naYse
than any tthsf dsAlsF Ia ths cils. Aan9lnbsf tos
nutueuH ~ akaia-N<
, 1881-07-18

BO1fItI1 TAINTED.
POARD-IYIT1I TWO ROOMS, In SUI-
ursnn town. not oyer 10 miles frun Chicago.
.%tsHfgtx q Il, 'rrb1!p D!,c0, 3'
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-26
Special Notice.

TTisan %undeniable fact that J.. STINE'S
L EXTERNAL PREPARATION has
come fully up to all that has been claimed
in his circulars, and will cure Rheuma-
tism in all cases in which there is a cura-
BILE hope, when properly used.
Sold by all trst-class Druggists. Cir
culars to be had at the Drug Stores. Call
and get one -nov.l2-4m.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-26

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-26
lydia H. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is a Positive Cure

Is q Positive Cure
For all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses so Common to our
Female Population.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and liberation, Falling and
Displacements, and the consequent Spinal
Weakness, and is particularly adapted to
the Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus III an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency to cancerous humors
there is checked very speedily by it's use.
1t removes faintness, ha~tulency, de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and re-
lieyes weakness of the stomach. 1t cures
Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostra-
ton, General Debility, Sleeplessness, De-
preston and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing
pain, weight and backache, is always per-
manently cured by its use.
1t will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints oil
either sex this compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE
COMPOUND is prepared at 233 and 235
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price 81.
Six bottles for So. Sent by mail in the
form of pills, also in the form of ~lozengers,
on receipt of price, 81 per box for either,
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters oi
inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Address az
above. Mention this paper.
1917
No family should be without LYDIA
E. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, biliousness, and tor
pidity of the liver. 25 cents per box.
g8-SOId by all Druggists. ~
no26-IV.
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Geo. u ROweIl ~ Co.
November 29-lm.
PIANO

N. FORTES-MAGNIFICENT holiday
presents; square grand pianofortes, four
very handsome round corners, rosewood
cases, three u%nisons, Beatty's matches
iron frames, stool, book, cover, boxed,
S222.75 to $297.5O; catalogue prices,
$500 to ST., 600; satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded after one years use;
upright pianofortes, $l25 to $255; cata-
logue prices, $500 to $500; standard
pianofortes of the universe, as thousands
testify; write for mammoth list of testimo-
malls; Beatty's cabinet organs, cathedral,
church, chapel, parlor, $50 upward; visi :
tors welcome; free carriage meets trains;
illustrated catalogue (holiday edition
free. Address or call upon DANIEL F.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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PRIVATE SALE
OF VALUABLE
Town Propert

FNHE undersigned offers at private sal
Il his property on the southwest cornd
of West King and south Raleigh streets i
Martinsburg, W. Va, consisting of
LARGE TWO-STORY BRIC]
DWELLING,
with Storeroom in east end, large tw|
story FRAME WAREROOM, Stable, cal
riage-house and Hay Scales.
This property is all new, having bed
built within the last eight years, and
in first rate order, and admirably suitI
for business purposes. Being on the lii
OF the proposed extension Of the M. & |
R. R., its advantages as a business loo
ton for farmers supplies and genar|
business, are equal to any in Martir|
burg.
Terms made known on application
the undersigned.
oct. 29-2m
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When a bank goes up, it generally
fails to come down.
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STATEOF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATEOF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the
18th day Of November, 1881
NJ. G. Nadenbousch, substituted trustee,
VS. In Chdncery.
James NJ. Wilson, Annie E. Wilson, Rob-
ert K. Robinson, David II. Stuckey,
administrator de bonis non of Lewis
G~rantham, deceased Jacob Ropp, ad-
ministrator of George Terrell, deceased;
Catharine Terrell, Thomas l.. Harper,
Albert Rooney, William Hodgson, 10.
siah Alexander, administrator of John
Fern, deceaced Garrett Wynkoop and
A. G. Wynkoop (of Wynkoop & SOM,
John @. Murphy, HeZekiah johnson,
National Bank OF Martinsburg, C. P.
Matthaei and Joseph H. Shaffer, survi-
wing trustees of the Berkeley Savings
Bank, and J Q, A. ~Nadeubousch, for.
mer trustee.
The object of this suit is to ascertain
what payments have been made upon the
debt secured in deed of trust executed by
James M Wilson and wife to j. Q. A.
N~adenbousch, by deed bearing date on
the 9Th day of January, 1876, when and
by whom said payments we're made; and
how much remains unpaid, and to dis.
tribute the funds in the hands of NJ. G.
N~adenbousch, substituted trustee, among
the parties entitled to same.
And it appearing on affidavit fled in
this suit, that the said defendants, VIM.
Hodgson and John G. Murphy are non-res-
idents of this State, they are hereby re-
quired to appear at the said Clerks office,
on the 9TH day of Dec, 1881, (the same
being the next Rule day, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
Faulkner & lngles, Att'ys for Pltf.
nov.l2-4t