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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31
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ing machine that draws the steam
from the low pressure cylinders. An
effective and reliable pump is used,
which continually throws a steady
stream Of water into the boiler A
fine injector is ready for nse in case
the pump should get ont Of repair.
The amount OF coal consumed Is
about 1880 tons per annum. The
best quality is used. and is known as
the Georges Creek coal, being obtain
ed from the Consolidated Coal Com
pany. This plant is running now in
its full capacity, employing six ex-
perienced workmen to handle the ma
chinery The street cars obtain all
their motive power from this plant.
In short while members of this COM
pany propose to procure more ma
chinery, increase their capacity, and
add other improvements to their well
equipped plant. The people of our
city should feel proud of this Electric
Light Works, by which they are so
greatly benefited. Each night in the
year our citizens have the comfort and
enjoyment of the best light that can
be produced. The members of this
company have, by their enterprise and
energetic business skill, placed within
our corporation a plant which is indis-
pensable to the interest of its citizens,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31
RESIDENCE OF DR.. J. S. -BoAK.
IRON photograph BY d c. Bennett, Martinsburg]

Some years later he took course in
the Georgetown Law School. from
which he graduated in 1888, with the
degree Of Master of Laws. He also
won the scholarship prize Of $50, and
the essay prize Of S25. Being admit
ted to the bar in Washington, d. c.,
he subsequently commenced the prac-
| tice Of law in our city, where be form
ed partnership with his former in.
structor, with whom he has been ac-
lively and successfully engaged in a
very extensive law practice. Mr..
Westenhaver was appointed by S4na-
tor G. j. Faulkner, in 1856 to fill the
unexpired term of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of this county upon the death Of
Mr.. a. s. Hughes,l and in the fall of
the same year the Democratic Conyen-
ton placed him on its ticket AZ can
didate for the same Office. Although
he was defeated his vote was the larg-
est received by any individual on a
lengthy ticket. Mr., Westenhaver is a
thorough Democrat. and iii every cam
paign has exerted all the assistance
in his power, both in committee work
and as public speaker,
In 1889 Mr.. westenhaver purchas-
ed half interest IN the Statesman, a
Democratic newspaper published in
MaItinsburg, and under his manage
ment It is growing rapidly. He is yet
young and has long life of useful
ness before him
As a lawyer and well read man,
comment is useless. for his achieve
lments are most fasorably known to all.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31
REV. WILLIAM GERHARDr. D. D
A sketch Of q well-Known Citizen and
business Man.


Some persons pass from infancy to
manhood, and from manhood to old
age with scarcely ripple on their sea
of life They move along smoothly,
and instead Of trials. difficulties or de-
privations, seem to have luck and
good fortune thrust upon them while
others, just as. favorably born. aud
just as well Of not better raised and
educated, have been compelled to
travel road beset with many OBJ
staeles. To meet these has taxed their
mental strength. To the latter class
belongs the one whose name stands at
the head Of this sketch.
Rev. VIM. Gerhardt, d. D., was
born Oct. %. 1917 at Beuern. in Hesse
Darmstadt, Germany His parents
belonged to the higher class of society,
and were well to do in the earlier wears
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

considerable interest and energy in
business and public affairs He is a
self made man. having had advantage
of no other education than the common
school Of his boyhood days.
In politics be is a strong and influ.
entail Democrat, and under Lincoln's
administration he served in the capac.
ity Of Deputy Marshal Of the District
Of Columbia. As Secretary and Treas.
urer, he has been the means, 10 con-
siderable extent, OF building up the
NJ. 4 w. Turnpike, which Office he fills
to the present day. In 1887 he was
elected Sheriff Of Berkeley County, by
a majority Of 33S, much larger vote
than had ever been polled previously.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

of their married lifes but VI re reduced
as many Others were in their financial
circumstances, owing to the effects of
the war with Napoleon, and the hard
times following in the wake of that
protracted war. Hence they conclud-
ed to emfgrate TO America, I" The
land Of the free, and the home of the
brave.
This occurred in 1919, when the sub
iect of this, sketch was in his infancy.
From the age of eleven to sixteen he
was hired out by the year to farmers.
By going to school a few months dur
ing the winter, and by dint Of close
application he acquired fair common
school edneation. and at the age Of
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

regulations pr minute.
A great many people are Of the opin-
ion these motors produce electricity BY
the machine being constructed 50 as
to produce friction II Is true there
are pieces Of copper about 6 inches
long and 2 inches broad which are
lightly pressed upon the rapidly revolv-
ing motor, but this Is done simply to
carry Of the current, which Is prodnc-
ed alone. BY the velocity Of the rapid
IL revolving cylinder Of the dynamo.
About 80 feet Of shafting is used, and
so arranged with various sized wheels
that almost any desired velocity can
be obtained. Beneath the floor, in a
cellar apartment, is steam condens-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

He served the people faithfully. kept
square with all his accounts with the
State ard made an efficient officer.
Subsequently he was elected by 4
big majority to the West Virginia Leg
islature, and served on many import
ant committees. He is liberal with his
means, is of fine manly bearing,
and held in the highest respect by the
people.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31
D. 9. wEsTESHAyEE. ESQ.
A Brief sketch Of One Of our Leading
Lawyers and Journalist.

Brief sketch OF One Of our LeadIng
Lawyers and Journalists.
1t Is with pleasure that we are en-
abled 10 present to the public, one Of
our most popular attorneys now prac-
ticing at the bar. Mr.. Westenhaver
was born in Berkeley County, West
Virginia. He is of German descent,
was brought up on his fathers farm,
attended the district schools, and sub
sequently attended the Martinsburg
High School. After having taught
school for few terms, he began the
study of law under the instructions d
Hon. w. II. H. Flick, in Martinsburg.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

III - WILLIAM OEhuAnDft ~. ~.
sixteen commenced teaching. which
he followed several winters performing
manuel labor during the summer.
This was in Somerset county, Pa. This
did not satisfy him. He was very
anxious TO obtain liberal education
to tit him for a higher sphere Of work
In life. His parents being poor were
not able to give him any pecnniary
aid. He was therefore dependent up
on his own resources hut BY great
self-denial. determination and energy
he accomplished his object. He enter
ed Pennsylvania College at Gettys-
burg, Feb. 22d, 1886, and was gradu-
ated from that institution in 1871,
having taken high rank in his class.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31
HON. ROBERT LAMos.
A Prominent aad Influential Bust ness
Man and Politician.

Dir. Lamon was born in Mill Creek
District, Berkeley County, West Vir-
GINA, about nine miles from the city
Of Martinsburg. He was raised on .
farm, and at an early age manifested
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BARGAINS THIS WEEK
AT
BENDHEIM'S

case of $500 yards of Printed Bedford
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20 pieces q20O YARDS Emblem Suitings in
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l case 5000 yards Challics, large variety
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25 pieces Chantilly Muslin, in the latest
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All-wool Bedford Cords in tan shadings that
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We are showing popular shades in Faille
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We have the new patented Combination
Dress Facings, rubber linen, canvas and vel
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100 rolls NEW CHINA MATTINGS at
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just received large invoice of PARASOLS
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Have added largely to our WHITE GOODS
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Right at Your Doors

WE HAVE so ARRANGED THINGS,
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DENTISTRY.

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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEW CIRCULATING LIBRARY
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL.
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Florida Phosphate,

The Standard Phosphate Mining and Chem
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ing to the farmers of this and other States,
their NON ACID PHOSPHATE.
This New Natural Fertilizer contains 24
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of this amount available on present crops,
leaving as a PERMANENT INPROVER of
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cecding crops.
1t is especially recommended for wheat and
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The price for this new fertilizer is in reach
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Bethel Classical and Military Academy.
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For girls. 25th session begins September 5,
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Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

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SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE
PRICES.
Extracting -. SO.2o
with gas or zonnc, 80
Cleaning, 10
Filling with silver. rs
platina, 100
gold, according to size.
VERY REST TEETH full set), 500
Solid Gold Crowns 100
Gold-lined Plates full seD 1000
Solid Gold Plates. $500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-30
9as bielige 8unbesaerift mirb

= Sas bieige 8unbesgeri6t nirb
Monate lang ununterbrofen al tbun
babent tpenn bic 8erbaftung unb
ginlieferung bon Sbeilnebmern an Der
p@ar5a=& Revolution" nod eine 93eit
lang In benz ieBisen MaBitabe anbaus
ern. Ser 9iIfssgunbssmarfbaQ Sos
ban bon &io @ranbe @itD bat iebt
nieber bier Werifaner eingeIiefert, nell
DE Der 8erfebung Der Neutralitdtss
geiebe an9eflagt iinb. IS 1inb bies
Vieb5iidter BON nidt unbetrddtli6em
Gei6tbum. @egen 2eiftung BON elmer
Btrgi6aft bon 81, 900 wurben bic Mn=
gstlagten wieber f~reigeIaHen. had Der
geri6erung bes 0uIfS 8unbesmars
tbals Sooan befinbet fi6 @atarino
Gar3a gegenwdrtig in Canada in 5i>
9erbeit Dor ben S6ergen bes Uncle
Sam. Wie Scr. Soban einem 8eri6ts
ertatter eesenlber ferner mittbeilte, lit
bic Sa6lage am unteren &io @ronbe
70 i6limm, bab bort Maenf6 uno 0ieb
81 8runbe ge6en miHen, penn nidt
innerbalb ipdteiten8 3 bis A @oden
elm e~rgiebiger bur6brinsenber 8egen
fdlt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-30
g 8.

9nf cine telegrapbii6e Orber
aus Ntlanta, Georgia, murben Mm.
@banning, Mrs. Saplor unb Clifford
Maion, aQes MitglieDer elmer berums
5iebenben 2beaterzS ruppe, in 6oufon
berbaftet, neil fie @e6iel auf bic
Sruff & 8anfing So. in Itlanta ge>
fdli6t batten.
Stir ben Sampfer, Der fir ben
See Dor benz sroBen Colorado Damn
in Nuitin beitimmt lit, iinb bereits
$4,000 unter3ei9net norben. Der
9ammbau f6reitet troB nerl9iebener
S6mierigfeiten, bic ii6 benz 8erfauf
Der 8Onbs entsegenitelen, riutig ooran.
- Sn Seniion wuroe Der S6mieb
Sherman BON einem unbefannten
M0roer in ieinem Bette eri1ofen.
Dian slaubt, es babe ii6 barum gez
banbelt, ibn aus benz Wege gu i9afen,
bamit er ni6t als 8elafungs3euge in
benz Morbsp rocefe gegen einen Wtann
Namens SObn Carlisle auftreten f6nne.
Sc lit bie5 Elm 1euer Morb in Der lars
gen 3ette bon 8~Inttbaten, mel1e lid
on bic aenbaa'f6e Samilien : 6ebbe in
See @ountp anfniipft. Dieter 5ebbe
foaen felt benz Sabre 1877 ni6t ipeniz
ger als Is Wfeni6enleben gum Opfer
gefalen iein.
= Das Nppeaationsseri6t bat bas
iiber ben MorDer Smith in Sherman
~berbdngte s obeszurtbeil beitdtigt. 9ie
Misunderstanding bat jeBt innerbalb
BON fpdteitens 80 8ager 81 erfolgen.
Sn Der um9egenb bon 2ometa,
San Saba Gountp, bat Elm 0agelz
iturm fur6tbare 8ermiitunseu anses
ri6tet.
: aus 81 pafp beri6tet man: 9ie
bon SAB @oulo angefaufte Wbitez
OATS : 8abn miro unter benz neuen
@barter iii 81 9alo Nortbern @ailwap
umgetauft perben. Sic 8ahn mirb
ieBt iofort mad Wbite Oats weiter qes
fibrt tDerDen. 81 Bafo mirb nad
6ertigiteQung Der neuen 8abn BON
Wbite OATS aus nit biliger 4oble
perieben merben fDnnen.
@eprge @larfe's WablzN gitation
in 9ouiton geitaltete ii6 fir i'm gu Ell
ner 8eibe Don itiirmif9en SpatiOnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-30

barbarii6iten g0lferi6aften itimme11
Die @runbbegriffe bon @utem urb 86z
lem in merfmiirbiger Weile therein.
Moltfe meint lit ieiner Ser5ensgiite, es
lei i6tper, an Die a1gemeine 8erberbtz
belt 6es Observation-Disclosures gu elalts
ben, BENT menn an1 BON WabnDDrs
itelungen aler Dirt perbunfelt, 10 liege
bp9 tit ieber Wen59enbrul Der &etm gum
@uten unb Der Stnn fir @bles rnb
S60nes unb in ibr ipobne bas Gemtle
fen, bas itets BEN re9ten Weg peife.
Gum S6luife ietner uSroftgeboafen"
fommt Moltte sl Der uralten Srage, Die
ni6t nur bag gnbergebnib aller relis
gi0iet 8etra6tungen 1T, fonbern tpelz
1e ~iiberbaupt aud aaen &eligionse
Stiftungen 5n @runbe liegt, ndmlt6
bic uremige 6rage in Se3ug ouf Die
5ortbauer na9 benz Sobe.
Wie Dtele anDere eble u1tb rebli6
trebenbe Senfer es Dor ibm getban unb
nod melt mebr es mad ibn tbun nerz
Zen, fam er 1i6 ni9t nit benz @eban=
fen %abinben, baB bas @rbenleben Der
Meni6beit lebter 3med iein ioae. Wo=
5u al bic Dual unb al bas @rben9e=
triebe", fragt er, rtpenn Nles nit Dem
5obe aug 1T ?" Sbm eri6eint es
f9perer, fi9 at ben @ebattfen bes
MufbOrens NIT Dem So6e 5u gem0bnen,
als an Dem Der Sortbeuer-einerlei in
mel6er 5Drm-fefsubaltel.
Srob biefes @laubens a1t eine 6ortz
bauer nod bern Sobe unb Der BON ibm
gebegten 9ofnung, baB bic 8ernunft
ut1b Maes, mas mir bua6 tie %erporben,
lpmie auh Die @rinnerung at unier
irbii6es 9afein uns in bas Senieits
besleiten mo6ten. fann er aber ielbft
bas 8ebenfen ni9t unterbriifen, ob
bent cine iol6e Sorts@riitea3 au6
mirfli6 M ii II d nstpertb feils
St fleibet bies 8ebenfer, bas iibris
gems einen intereHanten unb tiefen @inz
bid in bas Seelenleben unb bic ernften
Seelenfdmpfe biefes merfmiirDigen
Mannes geftattet, in bic 5orm Der fol-
genben 6rage .ein, aus Der man beutz
lid elm gemiffes 8an9en berausbOrt :
rWie nun, penn einit unfer gauges
2eben, unier 9enfen unb 9anbeln Dor
uns auSgebreitet ba ldge unb mir felbfi
unfere eigenen &i6ter tpiirben-unbe>
ite6li6, erbarmungslos ......2"
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aatarrbaliide sanbbeit.
Sbmirreit, &rabem,S ram>
1en 1ttto 9ruf tit BEN
Cbrem.

Nnt 16. Sebruar 1892 erbielt Bic
vpezrl>na 9rug Manu fucturing CONT
panD" ben folgenben Brief BON &,
Walter 8rabD, Cascade, artanias:
u@s bereitet mir gergniigen. Sbre
Mfebi5inen gu empfeblen. Die Wobl=
tbaten, Die mir bur6 BEN @ebrau9 Sbz
rer Mebiainen gu She'll gepprben, fo1tz
nen ni6t bur6 @elb be5ablt werbert.
Nls i'd ettDa flint Sabre alt mar, bate
i'd einen langmierigen NnfaG bon SD=
~pbusfeber unb Bnenmpnia. Nabbem
i'd bies i%iberitanben, fingen meme Obren
5t laufen an unb i'd mar beina6e bier
sebn Sabre lang Elm SnoaliOe. Mein
Setben mar 10 anbaltenb unb antoBerz
regenb, baB ib mid BON iebem 8erfebre
ferne belt. Sd fornte feinerlei Nrbeit
oerri6ten, fir ni6ts mar i9 tausli6,
unb oft ba6te i'd, es pdrt better, i6
wdre tobt. M}ein @ater aog mebrere
Nerate gu &atbe, pel6e erfldrten, i6
butte einen NbieeB i'm &opfe. Sd perz
iu6te piele Nr3neien peri1iebener Dirt,
on6 obne @rfolg, unb 10 CAB i'd ieben
geriuA auf unb lebte In Der 6ofnung,
baB i'd nit Der 3eit better merben mir
De. Ma6bem i'd bieraebn Sabre lang
gelitten, erbielt i'd eitt Pampblet pnn
Or. g. 9. 6artmat, betitelt v9ie uez
bel bes 2ebens." Sd bate fhon ale
6ofnung aufgegeben, il gebeilt gu tperz
oen, mar iebo9 entidlo1en, nidts urz
perurfa6t gu lahen, mas Seilung perz
ipra6. Sd i6riebp at Sc. 6artmart,
UNI gu %erfabren, mas er fir bic l1ebers
1tabme meines SALES berednen palb be,
ST %antmortete, bab bas 0eilmittel gora
einfa6 mdre unb ba i'd $17.O0 mertb
Sbrer WeOi5inen gebrau6t. bin t6 nur
gdnali6 furirt. Sd bin iebt 10 tbdtig
fart unb frdftig, als bies lrgenb ELM
iunger Mann nur iein fam. 9ie Welt
1T ni9t i'm Stanbe, mir mein Slid
ab5ufaufen. Sd empfeble Sbre Mebis
atne1 Sebermann als bic beten."
Sn frif1er 6dlen, BON ni6t mebr
als 5uei Sabren 9auer, bemirft pezruz
no, menn mad ben Misunderstanding
gen auf Der Slai6e eingenommen, cine
9eilung in menigen Moden ober Mos
naten. 9ie 6eilu1g miro beldleunigt
bur6 almdblige germebrung Der porz
gei6riebenen 9oiis bis 5t elmer boppelz
ten 9DliS. Sod Sdlle, tpie Der obtge,
in mel6em Der Mus fluB aug ben Obren
i6on felt lange beitanben, unb belonz
6ers, Dern berielbe bon mibrigem Sc
rude lit, bebiirfen bes 2asclzpiza, nell
DIES mad ben @ebrauhsanmeilungeu
eingenommen tperben iolte, biz 6as
Spfem b%oafdnbig gereinigt 1T, moz
rauf gesrusna Die 9eitung berpolftdnz
oigen mir0. Sn feinem ein5igen Sale
tit elm 5ebli6lag gu befirhten. Cine
6eilnng liegt i'm 8erei6e Maer.
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