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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-01-08
Administrators Notice

The undersigned having qualified as
Administrator OF the estate of the late
VIM. Phillips, deceased, all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate. will
present them to me properly authenticat-
ed. Also all persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to call and settle the
same without delay.
GEORGE RYNEAL, JR.,
1-s-it. Administrator.
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When Baby was sick, We gave Der Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Antietam Cement Tor sole Ily
J.. H. MILEER Il SONS.


Preserips ions care fully compound
ed ,iav sai iieh az \ N. Giibert's
Drug s;issf.. Qle, AID Racs Sts.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-01-08

Few women would care to become
angels if they could not talk out
loud TO each otLer while some other
angel played harp.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-01-08
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Baltimore and Martinsburg markets
compared and corrected eyer7 Friday
morning.
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Children Gss Tsg
Ssss claeT'S CasGO7ias

Adamsnt and CalcIned Plaster,
same as used on new Courthouse
for sale by j. Fl. MILLER Il ScNs.
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ALL HAIL TO The Chief,
SANTA CLAUS ]!
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, RICH AND RARE IN PROPULSION,
AT PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL.

We have the goods, prices, We have competition
and accommodating clerks in line this Christmas,
those essential things to that will count for any
make business success thing. Come to
We prepared help you select and have immense
stock select FROM Our advantage this Christmas in hay
ing goods in abundance and prices Lots Of useful
presents for chdren-send old Santa Claus and will
send him away happy Everything complete that you
cannot help but satisfy yourself as to prices
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evening. He was on h top Of q pole
on Main street. just after the heavy
rain. and in some accidental manner
one Of his hands came in contact with
a bare wire. While his iron spurs sum
into the saturated pole. serve to form
q complete circuit through his body. As
uttered loud cries. and the Mortified
spectators expected to see him topple
to the ground. He removed his hand.
however. and reached the ground in
safety. He received a terrible charge
of electricity. but fortunately he was
not seriously injured.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that bid will
be received until the second day of
August, A. d. 1898. at IL o'clock noon.
to build, construct and lay out that
certain proposed public highway. known
as the Lincoln and Helmville road, de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at a stake marked o. set
on the north bank of Lincoln creek.
about four miles southwest of Lincoln
postoffice. and about one-half mile
south Of Woods house. and thence fol-
lowing a line OF stakes set 300 feet
apart and numbered 0 to 213. ending at
a proposed bridge site across the Big
Blackfoot river, opposite what 1t known
as the Charlie Butler ranch. The
length Of the road Is to be 1871 miles.
Road to be leveled 10 feet wide.
cleared Of rocks and stumps and
stumps, and bridged where necessary.
Bids must be filed with the county
clerk. The board and county surveyor
reserve the right to reject n or all
bids.
BY order OF the board. June 23d. 1898.
M. MARTIN, County Clerk.
II. B. DAVIS, County Surveyor. per
d. M. Walker, Assistant.
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Hammocks At L. A. Kings.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Pat Dillon Arrested for ~Conductlng Him.
sslf In ~ Improper Way.
Under Sheriff Donaghue yesterday
arrested a fellow who gave his name
as Pat Dillon, on suspicion that he Is
the fiend who has been enticing little
girls Inc boys from their homes by the
offers of small amounts Of
The officers found him In an alley
above Park avenue. east OF Main. The
people residing In the neighborhood
stated that he had been providing about
the back yards for some time In q very
suspicious ann Last evening Dill
Ion was identified In the county Jail by
q man who had seen him around his
premises, and the officers expect that
two or three children win also identify
him.
When arrested Dillon gave his name
as Henry McCarty. A complaint will
be filed against him to-day. There have
been any number of complaints made
to officers recently Of fellows attempt
ing to entice little children away from
home. and II Dillon is convicted. he will
be made an example of.
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WHERE IS MIKE GUCC|VAN
Mysteriously Disappears and Has
Not Been Seen Since SATURDAY..
HE HAD BEEN DRINKING
Friends Are Worried About His Long Alb
sence and Fear He May Have Net
With an Acknowledgement
Wanted Concerning Him.

The friends Of Mike Guccivan are
greatly exercised over the disappearance
Of Guccivan. and they are anxious to
get word Of mis- whereabouts and his
condition.
The last time that any one saw Cue
civan. 81 far as known. was last Satur-
day evening. when he went OF shift at
the lower works. Since that time he has
not put in an appearance at places
where he can usually be found. The last
person to see him is John Kerrigan OF
No. s11 East Park avenue. and yester-
day K~errigan informed Chief Of Police
White about the mysterious absence of
his friend.
Guccivan had been drinking to q con-
siderable extent up to last Friday, u
on that day he expressed his intention
of quitting at once. 1t is possible that
h sudden ceasing Of the use OF liquor
may have had such an effect on his
nervous system hat he became tempo
rarily liberated mentally.
Guccivan has been a resident Of this
city for a number of years. He has
been employed at the lower works Is
a weigher of ores and metals. He Is q
man of a very quiet and reserved dis
position ne conversed very little
with any one except a few OF his most
intimate friends. He ran to excess on
periodical occasions and then remained
sober for months.
The following description of the miss
Ing man may serve to assist his friends
In locating him. He is 5 feet 91a inches
In height; 80 years of age; very dark
complexion, n wear a medium-sized
black m~ustache. He was rather slight
Of build HE trat0h ha.n~ about ZEE
pounds. When last seen he wore a
dark cutaway coat. rather well worn,
and used as a working coat; black vest
and trousers. He wore a black yacht
ing cap and a blu flannel shirt with a
black tie.
Any information concerning Gucci-
vans whereabouts may be sent to Chief
of Police White, who will be glad to fur
nish the missing mans friends with
the data.
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began playing softly the Mendelssohn
wedding march The few invited guests,
including only the nearest and most In
innate friends Of the contracting parties
and the host and hostess. had arranged
themselves in q sernicircle at either end
of the large drawing room. The min
lister. facing the broad double doors
leading from the hall. awaited the COM
ing Of the party.
First came the maid of honor and the
groom's man. Advancing with slow,
stately tread. directly to within a pace
of the minister, they separated, the for
mer turning to the left. the other to the
right. Both were dressed In the regu-
lation ceremonial gowns of the japanese
kingdom.
Following these came the bride and
groom The groom's dress was similar
to hat worn by his best man. only II
was observed that he wore fastened to
his belt a fan. 1t was a maternal souve-
mir from Japan-the congratulations
from the mother OF the bride from far
away Toxic. In appearance the object
to the uninitiated seems to be simply a
far. 1t Ia that m more. The odd-look-
ing blue cord with which 1t Is laced car
ries The message of congratulations:
opening 1t out. the n the
designs displayed on the folds typify
the broadening and enlargement OF life;
the growth to power and riches; the in
crease in goodness and greatness; truly
a pretty sentiment. The little bride
wore a beautiful gown OF some figured
blue stun, very rich and heavy and
foreign looking: 1t was an heirloom
from her maternal grandmother. The
waist. too, a rich material with a mar
row stripe. came from the mother. who
had taken 1t from her store Of treasure.
long and carefully guarded, no doubt.
for this very event. Hand In hand, fac
ing he minister. both repeated the
words OF the ceremony In the quaint
but excellent English of the educated
japanese. A more beautiful and charm
ing picture han this wedding group
cannot be imagined.
A pretty little japanese custom was
observed by h bride. Protruding from
the folds Of her dress at the waist was a
little box; 1t looked not unlike the high
ly decorated ones used to put up hne
candles in. This is the most sacred gift
from the Japanese mother to her daugh-
ter. On the under side Of the lid OF the
little boxlike arrangement is a mirror.
This is to reflect always the cheerful.
good-tempered. honest loyal features
of the model wife. 1t Is a sacred me-
mento from the mother. and is guarded
very carefully by the new-made bride.
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SOLDIERS LIFE EASIER.
Protection, weapons and Food Much I'm.
proved of Late Years.

proved OF Late Years.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Although soldering would seem to be
a more perilous business than a. ever
was before, in consequence of the
greater force. rapidity and range of
weapons, and the higher power of ex-
plosives, the result may show that
modern battles are not more deadly
than were those In the civil war. since
an attempt has been made to counter
act the destructive forces by stouter
projections in forts and by a system of
tactics that replaces the old solid for
nations with something like the skir-
mish order of former times. 1t may
be, also. that the troops Will fight at
further distance. allowing for the long
er carriage of bullets and shells.
But OF n thing we are certain. II
the perils of war have been multiplied
the comforts of the camp have been
increased until they are a partial off,
set. Clothing is %stouter. IL the millers
choose to make 1t so; camp outfits in
clude cooking apparatus that can be
carried on the back of one man: the
canning of meats, vegetables and
fruits, the desiccation of other articles
of food, and the general ch%eapening of
many things that were ~luxuries a few
years & make 1t possible to live in
camp almost as In a hotel. The SUBJ
stitution of aluminium for iron In uten-
sils In another advantage. and in gen.
erai there Is a tendency to both light
ness of outfit and extension of proper
ties contained in 1t.
In addition to the articles provided
by the government in its clothing and
ration allowances, the man with a gun
is now allowed to buy and have pipes.
tobacco. oar writing materials. pens.
basins, backing brushes. silk handker-
chiefs. matches, towels Inc an addi-
tior to his menu in cheese. canned
goods, dried fruits. deviled ham. pre-
serves. white sugar. lime juice. Worces-
tershire sauce, pickles, jam, ginger,
spices n cranberry sauce. Rum Is
discountenanced In hot countries, for II
encourages sunstroke n intensifies
other troubles peculiar to the Innate.
A sutler who should set up a claret
punch and ice cream shop in a camp
would become a b~ondholder in a few
months.
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japanese Lovers In Their Native Costum'
Welded In Chriaiian Form.

japanese Lovers in Their Native Costume
Welded In Chris,ian Form.
Swell society in Cincinnati was treat
ed TO q new sensation last week In the
shape Of a wedding in which the con-
tracing parties. both natives of Japan,
were united by a Christian minister
while wearing the costume of their own
far-off land. Nearly all japanese we'd
dings In this country are performed by
Of the peace, and the ceremony
that made Mr.. Svgimoto and Miss Etsu
Anagaki man and wife is believed to
b. the FIRST of its kind ever witnessed In
his country The marriage took place
at Sweet Home" the beautiful resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Wilson at
Clifton. Nothing was neglected. Even
the mansion Flagstaff bore the fiuttering
red and white insignia Of Japan. n
in the great drawing room where the
ceremony was performed on either side
of the mantei stood a stand of colors-
the stars and stripes gracefully mingled
with the bicolored emblem of the mi
kado's kingdom. Resting on a ledge
Of the mantel decoration stood two COM
panion vases OF rare satsuma, and these
were filed with great bouquets OF red
and white carnations. A profusion OF
slender, arching palms gave the touch
OF green necessary to perfectly har-
monize the whole. IL was the same all
over the house. The bride and groom
are both Christians and the ceremony
that united them was the beautiful ring
service of the Methodist Episcopal faith.
Rev. G. 4. Schenk, pastor of Clifton NJ.
T.. church. officiated, and Miss Florence
Wilson. a niece OF the hostess. and X.
Shirayamadani were maid of honor and
best man. respectively.
Promptly at 4 O'Clock Miss Fannie
Stone, at the piano in the music room.
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AOs&A ~
The committees from all of the wards
except the First reported that they
would be able to collect a good deal
more to-day n the will get
out again this morning n report
finally at a meeting to be- held tonight.
II is believed that s275 more in cash
can be obtained from the sale of
can be obtained from the the sale of
the privileges for h day Of the pic
mic.
The general committee Of arrange
ments will also meet tonight to deter
mine upon the various sums that are
to be used for the different portions of
the programme.
The First ward was represented at
last nights meeting by z. j.. Nadeau.
He reported that as there was but one
business institution in that ward, the
brewery. the committee had no places
to canvass.
Judge Fitzpatrick Of the Third ward
was on the war path, and he got after
the committee from the Second, II.
Redmond and John Petritz, with a
sharp stick. He aid the committee
from the Second had t~respassed on the
territory of the Third and a collected
nearly 5000 on the east side of Main
street. He wanted the Third credited
with that amount, and he gave warning
that In to-day's canvass everybody will
have to Skinny on his own side"
Nearly all of the money subscribed
has been collected in cash, there being
only $3.50 outstanding in the Fourth.
and small sums in n or two of the
other wards.
AS was the case in Butte. the saloon
men would do comparatively nothing.
The better class of saloon keepers do
mated IS, but as a general thing the
committees got only 81 from the liquor
dealers. and in many cases not a cent
was subscribed. The saloon men gave
as their excuse hat they would derive
NJ benefit from the celebration, as
everybody would be at the picnic
grounds.
The contract for publishing the OFF,
cial programme for the celebration was
yesterday awarded to Frank Mcintyre
of Butte, although the printing will be
done in this city. The programmes
will cost the committees nothing. The
contract was signed by John Hamill.
chairman of the committee on general
arrangements.
The programmes will be issued some
days before the celebration, and a thou
sand or more copies will be mailed to
citizens of n~eighboring towns in the ma
ture of invitations. The outside cover
will be very handsome. In the center
will be a picture of Admiral Dewey; to
the right the stars and stripes, n on
the left the flag of Cuba Libre. At the
bottom there will be a picture of the
battleship Oregon. and the whole sur
rounded by a Gordon of American
flags.
All the members of both the finance
committee and the committee on ar
rangements are urged to be on hand
promptly at $3.50 o'clock in the council
chamber of the city hall. The finance
committee will make its final report
and the general committees will decide
upon the apportionment to be devoted
to the different portions of the pro-
gramme. A full attendance is espe-
cially desired. as there should be no
more delay in getting down to bust
ness,
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[IIlII2lHlN

Primary, Secondary or tertiary syphilis per-
manently cured In 10 TO IS days. You can be
treated at home for the same price unaer same
guarantee. IL you prefer to come here We viii
con tract to pay railroad fare ana hotel bills. and
noeharre II We fail 10 cure, IL you have taken Mer,
pains, Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat,
Pimples. Copper.Colored Spots, Ulcers on any
Is this Syphilitlc BLOOD POISON that we guar.
antee to cure. We solicit the most obstinate
eases and challenge the world for a case we can
not cure. This disease has always bafied the
skill Of the most eminent physicians. 500 600
capital behisd our unconditional guaranty. Alb
soiute proofs sent sealed on application. Ad.
dress Cook Remedy Co.. $40 Masonic Temple.
Chicago, Ill.
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Excursion to salt Lake.

An excursion will be run from Ana
conda to Salt Lake and return via the
b, A. & =. Ry. and Oregon Short Line,
June %. Fare for round trip, SIS. Tick
cts good on train leaving Union passen-
ger station. Anaconda, at 3 p. m, IL
urday, June rs. and good for return I'M
til July 5.
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Great Interest Being Manifested in the
Result OF the Contest.

Great interest Being MANIFESTED IN the
Result of the Contest.
The baseball game to be played next
Sunday al Anaconda Lake park be-
tween the employees of the electric light
company and the employees of the
Butte. Anaconda & Pacific roa is
causing considerable comment. 1t is
said that there has been a wager of 800
a side put up, and other smaller bets
have been made. Long and Freeman
will be the battery for h Electrics and
Lynch and Griffith will do the lei
work for the B., A. & Ps. The game
between these two teams was to have
been played last Sunday, but owing to
the big rain storm, only four innings
were played. The game next Sunday
will be in connection with the Meagher
monument picnic.
II is probable that the regular Ana
conda team will go to Helena for n
or two games on the Sd and 4th of July.
Manager Tom O'Brien has been in COM
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Excursion TO Omaha Exposition.

Account of Montana day at Trans
Mississippi exposition. B.. A. * p. Ry.
Co. will on Sunday. June Goth, sell tick
cts, Anaconda to omaha n return,
good Is days. $40. round trip. routing
via Salt Lake, Billings or 81. Paul. as
desired. Call on ticket agent. Union
Passenger station. for particulars.
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munication with the Helena club for
some time. but up TO h present time
the details for the games nave not yet
been fully arranged.
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saIoonkeepsrs, At%tention.

A special meeting Of the S~aloonkeep-
ers' association will be held at Turf Elk
change club rooms or Tuesday evening,
June 2Sth. at $3.50 o'clock. All mem
bers are urgently requested to attend.
BY order Of j. j. WEGENER,
President.
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To Keen .he Peace.

In Judge williams court yesterday
was decided the case of the state
against Harry Eccleston. charged with
threatening to kill Marion +. Hash.
Eccleston was placed under bonds OF
$3.50 to keep the peace for a period of
one year.
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All our trunks must be closed out in
the mex 20 days. Come and see n
a great bargain o can secure OF US
in the trunk line. Nj. 5. Aschheim,
122 East Commercial.
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lieut.. George II. Tilley viii Begin Mus
tering In Next Monday.

Word was received in this city yes
terday that Lieutenant George II. Tilley
Of the signal corps would begin the en-
listment Of men for his company next
Monday at Helena. Two or three can
didates from Anaconda will put in their
applications for a place in the COM
pany. AS was published a few days
ago, Lieutenant Tilley wants about 20
men, to be divided amongst telegraph
operators, linemen and other skilled Ia
Dor.
F. j. Mills. recruiting Officer at Salt
Lake, also has instructions to enlist 81
men from the States of Montana, Ida
no, Utah and Wyoming for service in
the engineering corps.
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The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine. with
plenty of exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health n her face
blooms with it's beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleas
ant Syrup of Figs, made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. Only.
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His Real Meaning.-"when a man as
serts that he is just as good as anybody
else, do you think he really believes IT.
Certainly not. He believes he is better"
Indianapolis Journal.
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Anaconda Steam Laundry. ss Z. Parh

Cut in Passenger Rates to seattis and
North Pacific Coss. via b., A. . p. Ry.
and Connections.
Effective at once, passenger rates.
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
coast points, are reduced to $500 first
class. $1,000 second-ciass.
Call on ticket agent at B.. A q p.
railway. passenger station. At
conda, for further information.
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The Ladies' Friend.

DIR. Devices French ransy Tablets, saAD
and sure. Taess tablets are eonpoandsd fFo0
the receipt Of one OF me most celebrated French
physicians. who used them In his practice fog
many years with u~nfziling success in the treat
meat Of painful and suppressed menstruatsoAk
no matter what the cause. and Fan be depended
bs nail Address standard Drug Ca. AssesaAA
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Received a shock.

Mike Sullivan. superintendent of con
struction of the electric light company.
had a close call from serious injury las,
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Grand Central hotel. 109 East Front,
now open under new management.
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building sand for Sale.

Finest of Rocker building sand, $1.oo
per yard. Quantities to suit purchaser.
Apply at B., A. & p. Ry., Anaconda,
Mont.
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ANACONDA news.
the MONEY IS COMING IN
Fourth Of July Committees Col
lect $615.76.
ANOTHER CANVASS TODAY
Solicitors Believe They Will Be Able to
Raise $3.50 in Addition to the Sum
Already o. Hand-0eneral Com
mittee Meeting Tonight.

BY tonight the Fourth of July
finance committee will have collected
the full amount of 81. 200. The commit
tees representing the various wards
last night reported having collected
1916. IS, divided as follows:
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Van Camps Tomato Soup. Enough for
family of six. Price 15c. Ask your grocer.
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No-To-Bae for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
en- strong, blood pure. Soc. 81. All druggists
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All the best bottled summer drinks
at Devine's grocery.
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THE SIGNAL CORPS.

When In Butte lunch at Sherman's.
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SUNDAYS BALL GAME.

Fishing tackle at L. A. Kings.