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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-01

Measuring the vote IN the House on
the repeal Of the silver purchasing
clause Of the Sherman act by the popu-
lation Of the constituents behind each
member, the result shows Al, 25S,2 64
for repeal and 10,36l gil against it.
Let the majority rule particularly
when the majority, as in this case, is
more than two TO one.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-01
FRIDAY fvtywt

FFfie vagrant West India cyclone be-
came peach pluck in Delaware,
pulling 10000 baskets 81 choice fruit
from the trees. That was peach
storm which Delaware will remember
for 4 generation,
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PROCLAMATION.
DOCS fNNIHGiAT LARGE on THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MuzzLEp AND TAG
GED WILL. he TAKEN UP OR KILLED.

6EB WILL BE TAkEN bP OK KILLED..
An pefsoss are hefssy aoaasd that m fo'ieieipq
ofdinaaes II, rstatiQa todope iriR b rightly ri
focced
See q Chapter ~, III the Ordinances ~ the Cor
poration Of Martinsbnrg That every owH-
en- ~ keeperof a dog within the limits ~ the
Corporation, be required 10 place upon aid
dog tag attached to collar 1'hesegtags
10 he furnishedhy the town Sergeant IN ap
pication and payment Of the taN assessed
on said dogs or which should he assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August IS, 1893, shall be cons
fined by the Sergeant Iii Some suitable
place ~ be provided therefor. for Eve days,
and subject 10 fine of twenty five ceEts in
addition 10 the regular tax, and sun not
exceectng twenty five cents, for food and
care Of said dog. At the end Of five days,
any dog remaining unclaimed aMd the taxes
fines, &c, unpaid, shall BE- Killed by the
town Sergeant or by his Authority
All persons who are owners Or keepers Of
dogs are hereby notified that after August 10,
1893, and until October 10, 1898, all dogs found
nron the streets without being securely muz7
zled VIII be Killed. and the owners or Keepers
thereof win BIO fined not less han five nsr more
than ten dollars for every surh ofteHse
JAS. WIIANN McSHERRYy
Mayor Of Martlnshurg
city IfaIi July g. 1905 3I;td
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EArlosAb EEOAMPalST.

+ Tfe II Il ~ Ill u 80 viii .cli excursion tick
ssts q, fndiaffap.li4 ard fetAfH Ter MI trifihs
fof tbe fptpHd trtp Tie y. i o IL the ,sfeial
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'oilowing Il schedule III the special trains and
es from PRINCIPAL stations in this Vicinity

Arrive Chicago next day at lis Pm
Remember the dates Aug 80, Sept Z, - and
CHAS. q. SCULL,
Gent Passenger Agent
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

x The partnership firm existing under the name
and stylc Of COMBS n Q'C0NNELL has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, X. b. Combs
will continue the business Timothy 0'Connell
retiring, The liability Qt said firm, togethar
with all book accounts. iA assumed by said X b.
Combs PartisS indebted are hereby notified To
settle al once Respectfully.
X Is COINS,
TIMoTHY 0'CoNNELL.
July Is, isgs. T;lsim.
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THE 9. a R. AND THE WORLDS FAIR.

The Il. 4 o. II. r. Co win sell excursion tick
cts to Chicago via Indianapolis September ist,
End 3rti and 9Th, at the rate OK Sl6.15 for the
round trip from MartinSbnrg, These tickets
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Casting, Plow Points. and all kinds
of repairs for sale by John Fitz.
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PROPOSALS. FOB LUMBER, SHINGLES.
= d0Ore, Window. oata and onions.

PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER SHINGLES,
doors. windows. oats and oni0nA.
United States Indian services, Elackfeet
Agency, Mont. tiegsn T. o.. Mont. Nov. l. lsa'.
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals. for
lumber, shingles. etc. y IS the oaes may be. and
addressed to the undersigned at Fiegan +. o.,
! ston county. Mont. will BE- received at this
agency until one o'clock .. m. Of Monday. Nov.
n. 1888. for furnishing and delivering at this
agency about 50O.too feet Of assorted lumber,
20, COZ shinslse 10J doors. 10 wind ows, "a, OCO
pou.ds of cats and $500 pounds of onions. a
full list and description Of which may b OBJ
tanned by application to the undersigned.
bidders will be required to state specifically
IN their bids tho proposed price Of each article
~nered Tor delivery under . contract and all
aftlc' es delivered under any contract will be
subject to . rigid inspsctien.
lhe right is reserve to reject say or all bids.
or any part OF any bid, il deemed for the host
interests OF the service
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied BY q certified
eheok or draft upon some United States deposi-
tory or solvent national bank in tho VICINITY of
the residence OF the bidder, made payable to the
order OF the comm ,ssioner of indian affairs, tor
At least i've per cent of tho amount of the DO
posal. which check or draft will be ~forfsite 10
the nlted States in case any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shalt fail to prom .tly exc
cute = contract with gond and sufficient sure
tes, otherwise "a. be returned t. tho bidder.
lids accompanied by. cash in lieu of a certified
CHECK will not be considered.
For any further info; nation apply to
CAPT. L.. W.. COOKE, u. :. a.,
Acting ". B. indian gent.
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y Of tbs First judicial district Of tbs
state. Of AontenA In and Ter tbs county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
Mat.iaA hruncage, plaintiff, Va John A. Brun-
Tho stat. Of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required t, appear in An action
brought against you By the above nsmsd PLAINTIFF
in tbs distriot court Of the First judicial DISTRICT
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer TIE complaint
filed therein, within ton days Exclusive Of ths
day of service) After the service on yOu5 of this
served out Of this coHnty. bat within thlsdlstriot
within twenty days; otherwise within forty Gays
OF 5sSatins9 tt 3 e. d e1s9s. y Vi LID b , .:aS1 sssia't y'a
me SAID sct!oa Is broush! to obtain u decres
Ct said court dis.olvinF the bonds Of matrimony
Iha'' srou nus"so sr IT, t that On or. or a I't at the io IL
day Of May. A.. y. 1891. the said defendant dis
regarding the .olemnity It his marriage vows.
donsd plaintiff, and ever SINCE Las. sud still
continues 90 to wilfully and without cause do
fert and abandon said plaintiff. aud to live sepa-
cause or any reason, and against her will and
without her consent; second, that the defendant
disreGsrdin: his duties Is a husband va. guilty
years immediately preceding tho said 10th day of
May, 4: p: lSsz; aiss to obtain the custody Of
t pe,? lie. e; B 81 md = girl AGED tweoty months,
which special reference is hsr bv MADE. h,
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
conrt FOR the resisf d1mandad IN the complaint.
Given under my band and the seal Of the dis
trict court of the First Judicial district OF tho
state of Montana, in and for the
",,n,) county of Lewis and Clarke.
seal First this 1cth day Of October. in the
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord one thousand
l. court. eight hundred and ninety three
~ JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
Ey JESSE FLICKER. Deputy Jerk.
Ella L. Knowles. attorney for plaintif.
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THE oDDiTY.

Young women of Germany have a super
stition that If they bury a drop of their
blood under u rosebush it will ever after
ward insure the experimenter a pair OF
rosy cheeks.
A native Of Georgetown, Nd, has the fol
lowing sign on the front of his store: Born
with brain within brain i can kure emmy
kind of misery in a short time with only
the best cribs to be used"
Many Chinese temples are provided with
q bell at the entrance, and when the wor-
shipper enters he gives the rope a pull and
rings the bell in order that the deity may
be notified of his coming and be on hand
to attend to his business.
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SHERlFF's eALK - THOMAS JENKINS
- plaintiff. v thomas b Graves and Mary b.

SHERlPf,s sALK THOMAS JENKINS
Graves. his wife. defendants.
Under and by virtuo of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued ont Of tho
district court Of the ! irst judicial district Of the
etate Of Montana. In and Tor the county of Lewis
and elarke. on the 10th day OF October. A. D..
1888. in the absvs entitled action. wherein
Thomas Jeakins the above named plsinti6.
closure and sale against 4 homes h., Grsves and
Mary /. Graves. his win, dsfendants, on the
!Cth day OF oet0ker. u. 1893. for the sum Of
$l.lsl. besides interest. cssts and attorneys fees,
which said decree was, On the 10th DAY Of fcto.
Der, a: L. 1898. recorded In Judgment book No. l
OF said court at page -, l an commanded to
seil all those certain !sta. pieces or parcels of land
and { larte. stats Of Montana, And bounded and
described ~ follows. to wit:
Lots Numbered three AID four, in block
Numbered twenty-six, as tho samen ara plated and
ssscribed On the Official plat Of tho townsits Of
Fast Helena. on file in the Office Of the county
recorder Of Levi. and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular tho tenemsnts,
longing or In Anywise abpsrtain.ng.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday,
Tie IL b day o. bsr. A. u. 1898. at u O'Clock
n. Of that day. at tho front door Of tho court
house. helena, LOWS and Clarke county, Mon
tana, l will. IN obedience to said order IT sale
aud decree OF fore closure and sale. ssll the above
described properly. or so much thereof ~ may
tsres, and coats: TO the highest and bsrt bidder.
fog cash in hand.
Given unde, my hand this Goth day Of ooto-
CHARLES D.. CURTIS, sheriff.
by FRED K. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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A PPIICATION TO CUT TInnER-N AoL
a cordaAce with tbs rules and revelations Of
the honorable secretary Of, the intSsier. dated
Nay 8 1891. the unasrsisnsd. . clta3eA Of the
United Statos and . bona nde resi6ont Vi tho
stAts Of Montana, hereby gives notice that he
will make application In .twent!f-one daya after
the frat publication Of this notice to the hon
cradle secretary o. the interior Tor permission to
cut and remove timber for sale, from the follow
ing described tracts OF surveyed land, lying and
Icing In the county Of Lewie and Clarke state
OF Montana and described - folloWa; The
south half Of southwest quarter. the fractional
south halt 81 southeast Quastse OK lection 1; the
southeast quarter; the south half ct nqrtheaat
quarter OF section q all Of sectiens . and 6:sthe
west hall Of southwest quarter AAd aoAtheaet
quarter Of southwoet quarter OF eectleA'lp; the
north halt Of ssetien ~. In township 10 Aorth
The character Of the timber upon snid traots
10 yellow pine and fir. the yellow. pine prsdom-
mating. aud tho amount thereof u about four
thousand cords
said timber l. to be out and cold. to the cit,-
Eens Of tho state II Montana Tor demsstic and
manufacturing purposes
This notice II published under and hy yirtue
Of the regulations Of the general land of6ce.
authorised by an act Of congress- It the United
States entitled. An ACT to amend secttoA 6 Of An
act Approved March 8. 1891. entitled an act 10
repeal the timber culture . " and for Other
purposes.
Tns character of the surface Of said land ID
rough and broken. non-mineyal and unfit for
agriculture. WALTER II. LITTLE.
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mo S,350)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
q. 8. LA.p OFFICE


HELENA. Mont. Sept 2s, 1893.
Notice II hereby given that Thomas D. Reilly
whose pestofico address 10 Helena; NouE. ~
this day nled an application for . patent Tor
l.A46.S linear feet nf the sycamore quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface sround So. )
feot In width. situated In Colorado (un0rvan-
izod) mining district. county Of Lowis and
Clarke and state Of Montana, and dssignAtsd by
the field notes and Official plat On. nile IA this Of
Ace a. survey No. A.aea in township . n, range
Nv (upsurveyed). Of principal bsss line and
meridian Of 4oAts1ns. said survey No. l.s93
being ~ fellows, 10 wit:
nee to asctiOne !. 9, land IA on y boundary I y n.
thence Is u deg = min . SlS It 10 Cor No. 2;
thence N 50 dog Amih 0 24A.b It to cor No. s.; thence
n II deg u min Q 1877 It to cor No. 1: thence
n "a deg 10 min v s823 feet to cor No. 8; thence
> Is deg 81 min v lA6S # to cor No. !. place Of
beginning.
Magnetic variation Is dog Is min .. containing
Ia ~ acres, upon which . notice OF said spplica-
ton was posted the 18th day Of September. 1895.
The location Of this mine is recorded in tho
recorders Office of Lewis and Clarke county
in book 5 page 5A2 Of lodea
lode (unsurveyed) on tho north. claimants I'M
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said sycamore quartz lode mine OF
surI<ce ground are required to file thsir adverse
claims With the register Of tho United States
land office 1t Helena. IN the state Of Montana,
hereof: or they will be barred BY virtue Of the
provisions Of the statute.
8. A. sWIGGETT. Register.
Date Of FIRST publication. Sept. ~. 1893.
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THE DOCTOR.

Moldy apples which have been stored in
cellars are p~erilous to health. They some
times cause diphtheria. /
Largo pores in the face a To made
smaller by using a little eau de cologne in
the water in which the face is bathed.
II q child falls and bruises itself, a cloth.
several times doubled, wet in hot water
and applied Immediately, is much better
than cold water and generally prevents it
from being discolored.
People who are troubled with insomnia
will do well to follow the hint contained in
the curious theory that while one cannot
sleep with the body lying at right angles to
the poles one may slumber in comfort with
the head either to the north or the south,
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THE
England has 1900 idle clergyme

England has 1900 idle clergymen.
Up to the time he was so years old, Rev,
DR.. Morgan Dix. rector of Trinity church,
New York city, advocated celibacy for min
listers, and then he married happily.
The Rev. Theodore w. Curtis, who was
arrested in Boston for preaching on the
common Sunday without having previous
ly procured n license to do SO, was fined a
cent for the offense.
The Jews Of Jerusalem are all to be unit
ed into a single congregation. Hitherto
they had been divided into three sections
the Sephardim, or Spanish Jews; the Ash
kenasim, or German Jews, and the Kolle-
linn, or poor ~Israelites, supported by contri-
buttons from abroad.
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CHERRIES SALE - CHARLES MoLURE,
- plaintiff. Va Cs1nslius l. vawter ct a, do.

CHERIFF'S SALE CHARLES GoLURE.
y plaiutiG. vs Csrnslius l. vawter ct a. do
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and do
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF the First judicial district Of the
stats OF MSntnnA. IN and for ths county Of
1888, in the above entitled action, wherein hAriss
J.. AoLure. the above named plaintiff, Obtained
= judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
against Cornel,u. L. vawtsr o. a. detendaats, on
of S2S, 90S.s 80. besides interest. costs ard at
tornsy's fe~s. which said decree WAS on the 22d
day Of juas. a.. d. 1899. recorded in judg-
/ am commanded to sell ali those certain la:s'
pieces or parcels of land. situate. lying and bo-
ln& in this .Ity 81 Heisaa, county OF Lewis and
Clarke. state Of Montsns, and bounded and de-
scripsd HI follows. to-wit:
Lots NUMBERED eleven al and twelve u2). in
block mum bsrsd th!rty-threo 1881. OF the original
townsits OF The oity Of Belsns, aforesaid, oaoh
OF said lots beng thirty (3O) fsst on broadway
and one hundred 400 feet in depth. tho said
broadway and Warren street. and known a. tbs
Merchants hotel" propsrty.
Together with all and singular the tensmsnts.
Entertainments and sppurtenancss uncludinR
steam heating plant, electric light plaRt. ksilsrs.
engines: fittings. bar and Office counters aud tx
turo.) thereunto DO longing or In Anywise apper-
tanning.
Public notice is hereby given that on Monday.
mot that dayAt the front door Of the court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, 1
will, IN obedience to said order of sale and decree
of for sclosure and sale, cell tho above described
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. With interest
and costs, to the highest and bsst bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 7aa day OF Ooto.
CHARLES d. CURTlH Sheriff.
! ~ FRED l.. Aoss, Under Sheriff.
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NoT!GE TO Co-oyNERs-To NlcHAEL

NOTICE TO CD-oWNERs-To MICHAEL
\. WsilsSd. Henry Hsi,sr and jsaa Wal-
isnsteA: ioI sro hereby notified that !
work. labor and np.osansnts upon the Nelssn
quartz lode claim In tius Cl:ud sinins District,
osunty 81 Iev.s and Clarke. AontasA - Will
Of; @ Of the reoerder Of said county. 10 srdor 10
hold said promises uAdsr the proy,si.ns Of soo-
being tbs amount required 10 held ths ,amo Tor
she yea! eomn.nsinx January !. 1875. N tAs ys]S
nding Decsmesr ~. 1879. and II within sinsty
LEGATION you fail OF refuse to enns,iSuts sou,
properties Of such expenditure Der ,cprSscnta-
ton work Tor the yes5s aferssAidj us
property Ct the unds.siKnod. uad.r .siI ssc,ios
2.sE4 OF the Revised btstut,s - de MINED
States. CHAELss Hr,r yGrH
first pablisatisA Ana. 10, 1885.
Dasso hsisnA Montana. Ans. n, lssa,
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Strength aud Health.

If you are not feeling st onR and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. II ia gripps'' has
left you weak .nd weary, use Electric Bit
tors. This remedy acts directly on liver,
stomach and kidneys. gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. 1. YOU
are afflicted with sick headache, you will
ind sgeedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric bitters. One tria. will convince
you that this ia the remedy you need.
Large bottles only 50 cents at Il. Ii. Par.
ehoa 4 Co. drug store.
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An English admiral says: IL 10 true. the
lifs-savinR service Of America IL not equaled
a vhsrs in the world" II IL also true
that Ayers Cherry Pectoral saves. annually,
thousands Of lives. Invaluable In sudden
colds. throat and lung troubles.
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GODEY'S MAGAZINE,
One Year For $24.OO.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or

NOT1C8 to CKEUCIOH6 E6IAIE OF
~ VIM. J. Woods. dscsAaed.
Notice is hsrsLy given BY the undersigned. ad.
deceassd. to the creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against tho said dsceased, to OK
hibit them with TIA necessary vouchsra. within
six months after tbs first publication Of this no.
noe. to the said adMinistratriK At uguatA,
Montana. the sans beiag tAs place for tho trans.
action Of the business OF the SAID estate In the
county Of Lewis aud Clarke.
ksaa NJ Woods, aAmini.tsatrix Of the estate Of
W.. J. Weeds.
Dated Oct II. loQa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-04-14
Work OF The nishon.s GniId

The Bishops Guild, which was organ
lied this winter, by a large number of
young ladies to assist Bishop Psret in
raising funds for his diocesan missions.
has spread rapidly throughout the State,
and has flourishing branches in Wash.
ington, Annapolis, Hagerstown and many
ather places. Miss Paret is president
The members have adopted successful
plan to aid the cause. They have organ
lied weekly meetings at 81. Paurs House,
and appointed a special committee to
prepare work for the members This
COMMITTEES, after learning the special
needlework gifts of each member, buys
materials and designs work for them,
distributing the fruits of their shopping
at the meeting. The members take the
work to their homes and fill in spare
moments industriously with their en-
broidery or fine sewing In this way the
guild has accumulated beautiful array
of artisticallY embroidered pieces for
home decoration and table furnishing
and sets OF dainty baby clothes. which
they will dispose of ut semi-annual sales
Ia the spring and autumn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-04-14
A Literary Feat.

The musical and literary entertainment
given at Masonic Opera House last night
by Prof. w. g. Warren. OF New York,
the elocutionist and character imperson
ator, assisted by Miss Clara Bell Palmer,
pianist. and Miss Guy Spencer. elocu.
ZIONIST of the Womau's College, Balti-
more. and the Naval Academy Band Or.
chestra, Prof. Zimmerman, leader, under
the auspices of the young people of the
Presbyterian Church. for the benefit of
the church. was one ofthe most recherche
affairs that has taken place In Annapolis
lately. Each one OF the performers IL an
artist in their profession. Prof. Warren,
as an elocutionist and character inner.
senator, has few If any equals. Miss
Spencer is q charming elocutionist and
realistic reader, holding her hearers
throughout Miss Palmer. as q pianist.
has few equals, and her Rotations last
night was encored to the echo. As an
evidence OF her superior musical talent,
she passed an examin alton at Richmond,
Va on April 18th, and from among
many competitors was selected az the
musical representative OF the State of
Virginia to the Worlds Fair. at Chica-
go. And last, though not least. we must
not forget the charming little child solo
ist, Christina Schryer, whose bird-like
voice and child-like simplicity, fairly
carried the audience by storm