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1O14 18th NV. large
store. wareroOm 4
cellar. SS.W,
sos 18th NV, 12rGtb. 60. Is
1IU 18th NV. 9r&b. 45. 20
1920 Sth. 9r&b. so
ST. Mass. av.llr&b. ~. t0
1903 II NV, sr.3 bas. ~. M
1l22 9Th NV. 0rSb. .35. 80
1872 4 NV, 10r&b. .S5. so
1870 n nv. l2rkb. $3.50
1916 7th NV. new
store & 5r&b dat. 80. 90
1cO2 n Cap, 9r&b. $3.50
1908 Riggs. 10r&b. .32.5O
SIG Tth sw. stO&dw,
6r&b. hak'y&stab. 80. on
tt2 Z NV. 9r&b. 10. M
721 9th ne. Sr&b. 30. 90
IL IS 10th. Sr&b. &sto. ;n. OK
1910 SOth NV. Srxb $500
134S 4 NV. Sr&b At $500
1888 10Th NV, 9r&b. .27. 80
1907 7th. 5r&b fiat. .27. so
Prone 1913. Cali at OF
au21-tf
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ATTORNEYS.

CARi.iNGFtsN. ATTORNEY ATa.AW.
WetsteS Law iuilding. SO ID ST. NV. Washing
ton d. c. Residence. Ma. B Musnt ves1p Mats,
New Yosk. ave aud 3tA -. nv. sea3
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington DC 9th ST. Ferry Wharf,
Mondays Am, for intermediate landings TO Co.
louial Beach, Bushwood. lock PIT, Cotton s. Nom
I'M Greek, Abell's. Leonarltown. Stones, Howard
and Cobrnm's
Wednesdays, n. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton's
Leonardtown, Abelis. Nomni Creek Coan and
YeocoIuico rivers
saturday. m. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point Colion's
Nomini Geek.
See schedule in effect August 81 1899
au1G-tf G. W. RIDLEY. General Manager
THE WEEAiY STEAMBOAT GO.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Summer Schedule in effect May 80 1890
Steamers POTOMAC and SUE leave 9Th street
wharf every Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday at
All river freight must he prepaid.
baltimore freight solicited.
Passenger accommodations strictly irst-cIass
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents
Office. 010 Pa. I'VE.
Telephone 745. jel-l2tf
E. s. RANDAIIis POTOMAC RIVER LINE:
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at
ard al! whirv.s rs far down Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at pm
and on Fridays about $50 pm.
United STATES MAI. ROUTE.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. TO GLYMONT Md
and intermediate landings
The Few Steamer ETELI.E RANDALL. daily
except Sunday $50 am Returning about g. o. m
Passenger accOmmoda tons first class. Freight
received until the hour OF sailing.
F. 5. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPINTER, General Agent, Washington
WA. ~ REAKDON. Agent Alexandria. ja2G-tf 20
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.
CNVUNNINIlED.

FOR RENT-SEpT. l. SPLENDID. WE'LL Fur.
11-room dw'g. VI. ave. below Iowa circle: 81,
per mo. LATIMF1, & NESHTT. 1921 q st.aui9-3t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
PERSONAL

YOU CAN SEND YOUR WIFE, MOTHER IN-I.Aw
and the baby to the country for month what
will pay you for those gents discarded gar
STAND. CID D. aL2l-5tf
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED
BY sept Oct I. modern three or four
room fiat, with bath: must he frst-ciass in every
respect Address
au19-3t. b. p. J.. Box %. Star Office
wASTfI,-PAIsTY TO JOIN MARRIED COUPLE
in taxing apartment In Montross Flats. ITO ath
St NV; desirable location: spacious rooms;
terms reasonable. Address W. W. Star office.
aulS-3ts
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Store. ceiiar&stable,
1913 ia ay nv. S10O. on
125 10Th NV. 1or&h. 800
22d&P. ste&dwg. 80. on
Fit 1918 Pa AVS, b. 40. 81
1917 q, 1OrHi,. 10 "
S,.9 d ne. ste&dw :s5 81
62S 81 ne. sto&dw IS. "
MS II nsv. De-. b.
cel. large gard. IS. on
8 "a ST., b. rei. sta IN OK
ZOO I. |sto&,lw. IS. z
SIS i9th. store..... -. x
III 10Th. Ir6i,a. So. 81
tiaad. cheap hMases fos
aG1S-tf GEO. ". LII:
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FOR EXCHANGE
$4,000 house. LIE Droit Park. Wants So 600
house. vicinity 18th aad sts. NV
B. II. WARMER & Co,
aul9-3t GIG + St NV
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FOR EXCHANGE
Two-st0ry. Groom house. st. Sc. Price,
So 500. WIN exchange for S., COZ home on
East Capitol st.
b. H. WARNER & CO..
au193t GIG st. NV,
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FOR SENT-<ft0M SEPT. l. HOUSE NO. 1857
ST. my; IL and y,ath: In good roNditioa:
rent s31 80 ger month. ANay to A. A. WILSON.
S03 0h st. h.w. aai5-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations will
lie inserted at the rate OF one cent
i.r word per insertion. the m IN "a IN
charge being 10 cents. ADVERTISE
ments ma, be filed Mt any Postal
'.e.egraoh office ia Washington
AeI.t through the medium of the
i'ostnl Telegraph messenger system
ut regular advertising rates.
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MALE.

Advertisements for situations will
lie inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion. the mi MIN um
charge being 10 cents. AdvertiSe-
Inents may be hled at any Postal
Telegraph Office in Washington or
sent through the medium ~~
49,. spn messenger system
regular advertising rates.
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WANTED-RCOMS.

W ANTt.D-A QUIET ROOM IN GEORGETOWN OR
Washington Heights; in answering please state
terms Address l.. X. e., Star office. 1t
WANTEI-BY YOUNG MAN AND HIS MOTHER,
Sept 15 three four unfinished rooms or fat
or suite furnished rooms good boarding
hnuse. Washington or Mt Pleasant Address
SE,SIa Star office aul9-3t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UAEURNISHED.

FOR REMIT I'D ST. NE: BRICK: ROOMS;
newly papeted and painted. S25 so per meath.
400 NEW JIHSEY AVE Sc; rooms: SIS X.
NJ. MORRISON. 6l1 + st. NV. auiS-3t.
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WANTED :I y coLORED WOMAN PLACE TO
cook Please cali or address 1914 l. St
NA\TED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LAI,I CASH
t-r. a Position in sIore office For furi her par
t.rnlaIs address EXPERIENCED. Star office.
n Il 81
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WANTED pR TWO REAL. ESTATE SALES
mem cxI,.:i..,e not Necessary, these with iIiSe
..r,l,taintaucp preferred; liberal pay. f,IfpS
Il IiDKlION l2Iti q NV. nul0ht
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FOR RENT-12o2 y. CAPITOL. ST; . LARGE
rooms and bath; all Improvements; electric light
ing: cabinet nantes. stationary tubs. &c Kent,
Si25 Apply OWNER, 5l2 18th ST. NV
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FOR EXCHANGE
Two small Groom brick houses NV. Price,
5000 VIII exchange for So 900 house, Column
bia Washington Heights.
Is. H. WARNER & co.
aul9-3t 9f6 + St NV
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FOR RENT-lfi0 9Th NV. LIE DROIT PARK
one of the ns st delightful lttle S-room and bath
brick houses; thoroughly modern; newly painted
and decorated; rent reduced: open for inspection
r. J.. MARSHALL.
au10-5is sos 1lth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-21

FUR FNIHANGE-
Three story, Broom brick house NV, vicinity
New Hampshire and st. NV. Price,
81 1000. VIII exchange for smaller property any
respectable neighberhOod.
b. Ii. WARNER & CO.,
aul9-3t 916 st. NV
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FOR RENT-15io 9Th ST. NV: THREE-SrORY
press brick hcuse, with nire and bath; in
good repair $35 per month CHAS. A. FlSkE.
1929 Columbia St aUl9-3i"
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WANTED-HELP.
JsA LII.
LII ,pnr,T TWn YEARS

WANTED-A 1-UNG MAN At SODA Fol n
Tain: one VITA experience peiericd Apply AT
STEVENS It4sA-,.,I.N,'l. oh ami IA. aSe. NV
w,..1,Ep- sII:.i.pEa BOY WITH EXPERIENCE.
.IIlLA Al. LL.ALs T AL-I ORR. llLi IA. ave.
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FEMALE.

WANTED by IHdSREi, Girl. \ PLACE TIC
do general h''se"ork in small family. tall 16l
10Th st n
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BUSINESS CHANGES,

NASfED-PAiSfNEt WITH SNAIL CAPITAL.
L" take bali interest manuIacI n in. business
FRONTS. $40 . ~ now. Cali at ia 18th n
a.:l-6t"
FOR SAIE-CANtNA; BLAIR ENGLISH COM
pact X. T.. Sxlo tripod: ID. ho.de :; carrying
Cas.. Beck X. *. lens. with Bausch X ipm!, dia-
Irragm shuttle: III In good order. Can he seen
after at las st. W.
IT. f. A. FOWLER
TIE FACT THAT THE GOVERNMENT Is DRAW
plans anil tin. bids fos the memorial bridge
Is booming lots Fort Myer Heights; read my
al. und y Suburban in tbs paper FtLDlS
l. GDKsJoN. 1906 q NV. aul.-ot
PROSPEROUS cOAi. AND WOOD Bi SINf.SS FOR
sale, established sine. 1890. Address tDAI, AND
WOOD. Stag aulS-3t.
FOR SAI.E-CHEAP- DRUG BUSINESS; FCtTN-
tain fixtures and stock. WM. VI. IA,ER J0S
llth ST NV aG1S-3ts
FOR RENT-COit 35TH AND T; CAN RE MADE
The best paying drug stone In West WaShington;
tent nominal until business Is established; will
town Heights ,rade: students pass corner
twice dsis GEO. W. MING.
aniS-"i 1875 I'D st.
KEMoDEi.Eb III iINSG. ALL IN PERFECT
condition. 81 gam store and II liyn.
rooms. al Ju-ivtion Of Gh and New York ave
good star1 fo- any business Terms apply 10
5li 18th 81. W. auiS3t
AT nAMSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, S1oo.
WATCH HANDSPRING; Slpn
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mh3-Sd l2el ST NV.
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WANTED-IpSITIoN ~ \ VERY COMPETENT
nrf>e would like al invalid highest ref
Gail or addiess 1913 18th st. NV au2l De"
WASTED-BY \ tuIoRED GIRL. \ PLACE To
d, general huuscwork. VENUE ELLIS 1883
CEDAR ~ n w
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FOR. RENT-9OT I ST. NV: 3-STORY BRICK;
10 roons. bath and large cellar; convenient to
all street r. R.; elegant neighborhood; $40 so per
month. Apply S12 9Th st. NV. au19-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFUI,NIsiiED.

FOR RENT-TIIAT- LOVELY HOUSE. 2lUS o
NV: r5oms and bath: HOT WATEi: HEAT:
only S45 Eo.: FASHIONABLE LOCALITY
aul0-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. SU6 +
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Go To SWANN'S. r1SEY POINT. MD. To
-icrd yon- va T,iior; good fishing: .7,od tab;
"r"a until Oct i. - Rates. 81 per day: 81 per
"".k Address }. r SWAMI. rtney Point. Aid.
aH'i ~
WANTED-FoR y FEW WEEKS BOARD IN
Cti;ntry near ciiy n Electric lire for family
of iuIr; one d. Nhic iC"in. single term, uu.t
he reasonable. Aldres Box 81. Star flee II.
NICE HOARD IL PRIV attn SUBURBAN HOME
ou bill. o. .tl"okins ~ loyal. Va: tine water.
large yard. patches. &c; tea s!s. s. Beg week
Address Mis- NJ. V. hIRBY. FrAt Royal. VA
aU1s-3ts
FARSIEY CAN ACCOMMODATE MORE HOiRD'
after sept. L large Lick hoes; pisaa: free
drives LIST ttlS. place, chicken ryery day wrt CO..
rcI. II. ". Sewers. Stoas<'ridse, Clarke CO., Va
aGiI-i
.-IINuANoRE NILS lNN." NEAf: Ff,HUtkiCK:
situatioG high: xi AVN: shade. I-.rc&,cs FISH
Ing; bantin- rtr.: teitS,tse-: rcfrsracrs ex-
"hnnged k,r iiiustsatrd bcekrt. address, NisA
l. NJ BROWN rox e.. Frele-cx. Md. nyS?- Am
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
With Dynamite.

While PLAYING on the way home from
school NJ Engle Satch Friday evening
three school children were seriously in
iured by the results of their youthful
pranks.
Five Young school children VIM. Long,
Chisel Duke, Chas Keller, Heiesne kel-
Ter and Sallle Hill were on their way home
after four O'Clock, when Long, with an
inventive idea for fun, conceived OF a way
Ia have a lot Of it, He sew a tobacco sack
containing twenty five dynamite cartridge
and placed it in the forks Of tree.
The five Chi then lined up in front
Of the tree and pelted the sack with stones.
Several of the stones hit the sack. The
cartridges exploded The fun the playful
school children expected 70 get out Of the
explosion was supplemented by grief.
One of the dynamite caps struck Chas,
Keller below the heart and made quar-
ter OF an inch hole in his body. lie is
aged i, years, ard is the son OF z. +.
Keller, the owner of the lime works al
Engles.
Another cartridge pierced the left eye
OF SaIlie Hill A third cartridge struck
Helesne Keller in the side and made q
large hole in her body
Ii is supposed the children secured the
cartridges from the stone quart neal
Engles, which is about fifteen miles from
this place. Each cartridge has pressure
Of sixty pounds. They struck the chill
dren with terrible force and il is though
ia the injuries will result seriously.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23


Work has been begun al the y ~ O.
station 90 puf II tae new nfefloe NE
switches and scmaphore Signals. II y
expected ilai they wil completed ans
in operation BY tic end Of his week.
/ samuel secrst, above Hancock Killed.
tbs. larges. hog iftag lFas been butehfrea
In this sect on Tot many years; lis weight
I Was 74s pounds length 4 feet in hes.
width across tbe baek fer z inches
ne hog was 40 months Old.
/ Earnest BmgsElart son 81 State Senator
Il q Barkhar suffered quite a palhia
taeeilen last seek he was chopptt
wood, sglen tle Az shipped aud naFt rs
rigbt knee cutting the knee cap. M
Virginia MeGune pvt four slItcaes. II Ills
wound.
Milian n. Chaplain died 81 paf8lysis
AS his home e shephcfdstowu % saluf-
dag M8sHlag % tbe sah year Of BIS a.
he caves four daughters AVID two ons.
fne deceased attempted saleiie lHne ~
laH bg cutting his throat With poekei-
knife The knife being dat De fafcd o
a eompHsh bis purpose.
JOHN II. r. iewis. 1t Ffankln AIalls.
ighl mAes above Iianeock arrested an
aaedaea counterieiter who bad d sa'ebe
Full 81 ifloas aad partly executed nickeis.
TIE imam answers the description Of
Newton ! DOMAIN wanted for a double
ImHrder st Magnolia hle Is il jail.
III is IS imated that So deer have been
shot withina radius Of i've miles Of Rom
ney M VA this season Never IL late
years have deer been knovnto be soplen-
ltftd Bud MALCOLM killed two deer at
one shot on Middle Ridge. near Romnsg.
he deer hunting eason IN West Nir-
initc0sed y week
MIR. Waianan Harbe. Fisld Agent & As
sistahi 10 the President Of the State I'M.
v ts. was nero On his annual visit TO the
lpWalie shoots. Mr.. Bafbe has written
several books ot poetry and he IS well
knewn ia the literary field Ills visit to
The High School Is always looked forward
q with pleasure by the sch lars and
teachers
G. A. Snow & Co. Patent LAWYERS. cp-
8pqstc the United States Patent ONCE
Washington, Dc. who have actual eli
ents i'd every city aud town Of The Unred
States and Canada reportthat never be-
fore in thsir IS years practice has the
work OF the Office been SO vel up to date.
! They clam that patents can now be pro-
cured in less than half the time formerly
required II-II-3m.
Mr. Claude Stewart eturned Saturday
NIGHT from Harrisburg. where he secured
q 3vaiL.~.i 10 tdseinng salsslnda ior the
! DceriNg Harvester Company Of CHICAGO.
1 us territory viii be<sfferson, Hampshire
and Hardy counties, w Va Frederick
ieounty. Va; Weslern MARYLAND and the
Cumberland Valley He win start out on
the road Jan 8, 900 His line Of goods
wi'I be harvesting implements. Mr..
Stewards we'll adapted TO The position.
having been salesman for Sencindiver &
stewart for the past several wears.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
PURELY Personal.

M james c. Frazer is here from Nor
gapiown.
| Mr. Toe Jones. Of Cumberland, spent
Sunday ii Martinsbufg
alr James p. Euts, Of IIarpers Ferry,
vas u town Saturday afternoon.
M. James 7. Thompson went 70 Bal
tmofe On business M4niay.
Mrs. Emma c. Feigley, Of Hagerstown
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. N. Hollis
Mr. J. Nelson Wisner. jr.. is home 10
attend the Stewart Wisner wedding.
Messrs James f. and Benjamin
Thompson were in Washington Sunday
Miss Lottie Hoffman. Of Bunker Hill
was IN town shopping Saturday evening.
Mr.. c. James Faulkner jr., who is pfac-
ticng law in Chicago. is home.
Miss Bette Sublett came up from
Charles Town Monday to attend the
Stewart Wisner wedding.
Miss Ruth 1'roxel returned Saturday,
night from Tomaqua Pa. where she has
besu spending the past month.
Mr.. Amos WesrrattT who attends
school atthe medical University Baltimore
spent sunday at his home IN this city.
Mrs. Anna Holmes Bocock. Of Rich
mond, who has been visiting Mrs. j. w.
Mesh Try, returned home
Messrs J. S. Myers. Harry I. Iicklider,
+. +. Meier F. g. Reinhart and A. 5.
Lucas, of Shephardstown spert Sunday in
this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews Of London,
Ontario, arrived here Friday and will
spend sometime with their daughter, Mrs.
f. NJ Yearick.
Miss Katie Robinson returned 10 spend
her Christmas vacation at home. Miss
Katie is at present a teacher in Massa-
nutten Academy. She will be at home
about two weeks
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Carter. Of Bozemau,
Montana, arrived here Friday and IS at
her old home at "Boydulle Mr.. Garter
Who is emp Dyed by the U. S. Fish Com
mission at that place. is expected this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Russell, of Waynes-
boro and Mrs, Maggie Siger, Of Smiths
burg, Md who came here to attend the
funeral of Vim. FL Frankenberry, return
cd Friday afternoon. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Sigler.
Mr.. Frank II. Baker. formerly OF this
cjtv.sailed on last Wednesday for Central
America. where he goes in the interest OF
the railroad company, for which he has
been working iii New York. He will be
gone about three weeks. Mrs. Baker is
expected here 10 visit during his absence
from the country.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23

Miss Katharine McAneny daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs Frank McAnenr, of East
Martin street. and Mr. John Doran were
married. Monday at $50 O'Clock a. m. in
ST Joseph Catholic church Rev Father
Kelley performed the ceremony. Only a
few friends and relatives were present
among them Mr. Geo. .Mezzanottee and
Miss Mamie AlcAneny.
The couple left on train No for
Brooklyn, H. ", where they viii Visil
he groom's relatives. The groom is d
ative Of Brooklyn having come here
with the Brooklyn Brass Company.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
Evils Of Profanity.

Clergymen and ethical writer's have
had a great deaf to say about the evils
OF profanity. The field against this
petty vice has now been taken by an
other class OF men altogether, one al
SO which has great deal more in
lluence with most young men than
clergymen usually have physical
trainers, coaches and team captains,
This information viii undoubtedly
startle many young aspirants for ath-
letic honors, who consider a sweater,
a pair OF lnrching shoulders. a mine
ing gait, a cigar and loud and pro-
fame manner very manly" and the
proper outward Characteristics of an
athlete. But it IS fact. neverth elesa
that the leading trainers and lovers Of
athletics, both here and in England,
have started a crusade against profan-
ity, the former considering it a great
drawback and hindrance 70 getting In
condition quickly and easily or TO put
ting ON weight, and the latter fearing
an unenvlable reputation and the set
ting OF bad example.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
oom Paul's Charm.

The Cape Town correspondents Of a
London paper says that of the sum of
L. sbillings pence. which was the
total amount in the Boer treasury at
the time of the gold find on the rand.
President Kruger thoughtfully appro-
priated the only gold coin, with the
remark s'rhe last Of the old coin
and the old luck" He has since worn
the coin as a charm upon his watch
chain and is said to have regarded it
with feeling Of almost superstitious
yeneration. Some two months ago,
however. it became accidentally de-
tached, and all efforts to find II have
been in vain. The president has been
inconsolable for the loss, regarding 1t
as an omen OF disaster.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23

John Stout, James Spaudng and Solo
mon Turner, who were arrested last week
on the charge Of stoning the house OF
James Wallace, al Darkesylle. were given
a hearing before justice Byers.
The evidence showed that the house
was stoned, but did not show that these
thsoe were the guilty ones. Justice Byers
considered the evidence was insufficient TO
cory ct.apd he released the prisoners. w.
b. Lindsay represented the State and d.
(. Wcsltnhayer the defendants
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
how,s This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. j, CHENEY & CO. Prop Toledo.O
We the undersigned have known +. j.
Cheney Tor tie las IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable ID all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O.
WALDING, KiNNAN q MARVIN
wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
ring directly upon the blood and mu-
nrfaces OF the system. Price, 75c
Ie Sold by all Druggists. Tes-
free
amly Pills are the best.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
Myrtle PEEK Is DEAD.

Boston, Dec. 49, Myrtle Peek. the
well-known horsewoman. died al Silver
Lake. Kingston. Monday afternoon. In
private life she was Mrs r. B. Hoff-
man. she owned the Peek running
combination. Her remains viii be TAX
IN To Mendon. Mich for burial.
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Marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk as follows:
Robert l.. KEGS and Asa L, Lands
both Of he country. Time OF wedding
Dec 20
lanes 4. Kitchen and Cora c. Ston-
aker, both Of the country. Time of we'd
ding. Dec a.
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The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are inn
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Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
|of gentle remedy, than by any other
Children enjoy it and it benefits them.
The true remedy Syrup Of Figs is manu-
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onIy
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