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the state and on" hot drinks are IN
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FOR SALE

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SIoGtfies. y bargain At $500 Jclfer-
son avenue. 11oS,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
AGAINST
ARMSTRONG
Decision Permitting His
Extraditi0n.

Judge Jacobs this morning handed
down a written Judgment IN the
Armstrong case The petitioner Is
remandrt back 70 the custody Of tho
state - iliinaia before he can De
taken back. however. he Il given 10
days In which % perfect an appeal.
and In case the appeal IL made. then
he shall remain IN the custody 81
tnr sheriff until u is decided
The opinion ~ Judge Jacobs. read
tn court. is rather long and goes
into the tcehnicatfira ~ the differ
eut papers. lie stated that IN his
opinion the Indictment sets out a
crime In M uncertain terms Hence
he manda the prisoner.
A wordy contest followed over the
question aH 70 weather or not the
petitioner should be allowed 10 give
q auperasdeas bond in addition 10
the appeal bond Armatrong'a eaun-
rit feared that Detective TyrrIt
might take him outside The state
julg" Jacobs refused the request.
bat instructed the sheriff IN opeu
court not to turn Armstrong over
To- TyrriH without ID wrttnc order
from him.
The council for the petitioner gave
notice 81 appeal Ia the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
OFFERED CAPE NOME
CLAIMS FOR NOTHING
Words of Warning From a Prominent
Citizen of Alaska.

utirs. Hut 10 work each mine that
has been up,nrd M 30 viii Gust
thousands 81 dollars The whole
country Re a mossy hoE it rains
usually I'VE days cut af the seven,
auI thr water REMAINS iu rHoIa all
over. II Nau $50 o. sleep you must
90 - EN- the damp ground. Hs therc
ta hariiy ans umbeF theer Tho wet.
of course. tntefteres With mining
Hardly any SOLD was belnE taken
nut while Wa there MANY were
abandoning their claims az they
raud uat vefk JHym With any profit
lIfJefu mntrri ueuule wvrv Huly
tIsa anxious GO SIT out uf to dla-
irIct huf many are dead brikv. and
be- is impossible far them e. DO So.
The Chicago Diamond Mining rom'
rauy ne many eislmH an Anvil and
other eusaka Hur 1t the uenbs ~
su,n-i mf thrrr eiaIma Tor moth us
lte sBti thay were ma Fu1i So him.
man named iapprfnbrrErr. ~
California. who game ou' FROM Nnme
NHtb uy aHI arrived hras au the
Jyange. abluiunsd tHfea claims he
had My caudll upuiuu VI the Its
trist En- that 90 san newer be worked
pranaaniy P,apir uho arr booming
ID has. claims fo asli AuKnHs s. hu
can ref oai u tHs district tiHs year
viii So So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
WITHOUT
BALLAST
Dangerous Trip OF The
Jeanie.

Ben Baruch. who came In on the
Jeanne. thought the voyage ths moat
dangerous he ever had. though the
weather was calm AMI he has eight
times crossed the Atlantic fte
said to a star reporter to-day We
left 1t. Michael In a smaoth aea. and
turnblesi around like an empty bottle
on trying to md the cause. learn
ed we had no ballast but our coal
AMI. % course. this was diminishing
all the time. II WAS n Ereat htuuder
on the part 81 someone. n q heavy
sea had come up the vHsel would
have been too top heavy 90 ride the
waves. We were te days on the
trip. We left KODIAK ISLAND. ard
after Streaming all night found our
selves within Eve miles 81 our start
Ing place The officers said n vas
ali right, hut the passengers had an
idea We had b.sen deHe rfbiug circle.
When we ROtd on Cape F'iattery we
spent the night with just enough
steam 20 keep from drifting Aa
% the Cape Nome diRRiugs. welt I
saw them. AMI alto saw - cauu-
try the men have % live In There
are no claims LEFT, and those who
stay to work the good ones viii pag
dearly for q IN health Tho absence
Of wood is something that only a
person acquainted with that coun-
try can understand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
Labor Circles.

The afteotIan - the iHl.er world
everywhere l. turned e. the camins
eeiFfratiau of Labor day on sepiem-
her . Fur nlaut he the Western Cen
trial Labor union las b,esu engaged
in makiHE preparations tn properly
honor the event. The crowd ~ slnz
iture silt De- aIHunst as iarze as that
- July l. and while the pe-pa rntlaus
vii nut Involve the Expenditure 20
as much money the exercises viii
be- on an extensive sale and the
parade Will be- as large
The utwu1bfru - the Different
unions are taking a deep interest in
the parade. AMI essen orEanita tisn
h yieiuE with the other in the effort
10 have a. good a stoving a. pas-
sihle.
Representative - the different
unions will msrt with the committee
un arrangements t1morrYw tu plan
Tor special features IN the parade
several meetings have already hern
held PR the pufupse. ami they wIii
b. held every feW DAYS from now on
uutlI fhr celebration ia over Among
other features - the parade that
have heru arranged fpr f. foat fpr
the fnthHrs' union. The mem beers
~ he Painters and Timers unions
viii appear Ia ths parade In nppro-
pirate uniforms
A finance committee. consisting u
" J Stanley and " 4. Duke. has
been appointed e. spiicit funds ~
fefrnynE to expense. and ~ far
they ARE meeting a most aratifyinE
reception.
Members 81 The C8rarmakera-
Union in this city have discovered
that the blue lab-l - Tent union ls
being eoupterfcltsd The methu-i
used la to take an unusually poor
cigar. put tha counterfeit blue union
label on O.. an1 pass II N as being
his1 grade The iRaruakerA. union
lnbei contains the name or q W
Stevens International prs s.dout. Thu
counterfeit 'sHelz arr IDENTICAL with
the genuine ONE. with the exception
that auother name ta substituted
usually that ~ FORMER president
81 the union. 4 sfruHaer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

Several men who apcnt consider
able time in the Cape Meme district
arrived In tho city iast ytrnins on
the steamer Jeanie. and, without *
ceptioR they sive tt a blaekzrye as
a placer proposition.
Perhaps no man tn Alaska b. bet
ter known than Ar h lovely. or
Juneau lie has spcnt three Yrufa
in the ktondikc and nearly y In
Alaska. Hts interests IN and around
Dawson are very arEe. and he
spends most II a. year thers.
Mr. Lovely j. the latest arrival
from Cape Nome. he j. ufr ua tar
Jeanie's passcnsers Who hold eut lie
tie hope of the district ever nuuunt-
Ing TO much When interviewed hy
a Star reported to-day. be says
Tell all your readers 10 keep away
from Cape Nome. was THERE #nly
a few weeks aKp. ant aH "A practical
mining man. | am In position kn
cay that people arc mad e. 50 there
to make money. rusivr the pfaa-
ent conditions Il e,ssts $40 for every
dollars worth 81 gtad taken put ~
the ground don't say there Is nn
guld there. Ia fact. { know that
there is. but IL j. not plentiful Fer
a derth Of thrive feet gold can he
fosnd over a largc arra IN fair quan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
SELECTING
JURYNEN

The vcnire 81 IS petit Jurors 20
serve from September 8 until further
uuuee Nas drawn by county CLERK
Holloway. Auditor Esena1n aud Dep
utg SHERIFF Burke this morning, In
the presence of Judge Jacobs. The
Iufurs we're drawn from box con-
tanning usarly 800 names Those
drawn were Milton Elliott south se-
attic. ! & Hankin. Auburn Thomas
Mason. Cellar Mountain. Charles j
Icurau. Enumeiaw Fred INT East
Seattle. Herbert Hechtei. trilcNicw
{ Z smith. wabash. ". y Jackson.
seattle = u Maiin seattle 7 En-
eraDn Seattle, JuHeph IsnRrl. lngle-
wood VIM Mcmillan. Euumclaw. 7.
81 Hasa -. seattle. J caikins'
WapdlnK ie. chaa. stewart. kent'
~. - blackburn, ballard John
Taylor Raattlrs and J J spansall.
Seattle Under tho state Law. "A
Juror who has served within year
cannot HFalu b. allowed % serve.
ana Judge Jacobs Issued an order
t1 tba clerk a. examine the records
and ASCERTAIN il any - the present
jurors have served before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
FIXED THE
GRAIN RATES

DALLAS. Tex. Aug IA called
meeting e the TeSas Drain Dealers
Association MAS held In the city to-
day There haa been sharp compctt-
flun la s8mr parts - tHv state FOR all
kinda of afaIa. tnd ssmc - the bus b
srs are accused of Bidding toa hlEa
According 10 ouv member. Some -
these fellows have beva paying more
cor oats TRAN tbcy could set In eht-
cage
Tire meeting Mas not harmonious
The members Nho have lsaen get
flnE the pr5darta defended their
course. and those who were ovrfbi1
wanted them sensurei and q uniform
rate axci a this latter might be
construed az violation - the anti
TRUST iaN. considerable secrecy -
maintained As ta what waH done but
il uas known that a policy - unit
form rates. waa agreed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
kLONDIkE
II HOME

W. a Ford d year aEo went Co the
okanaTan county Hn tHp northern
part of Washington state AZ prpa.
pcet H. had rfuh stake and itIru-
. ~ pluck nothing aIar The ufhar
day. as the result If h.a work. ha
sold seven nrtpsfttaa chat ke dis
covered Ia a N.W Jrraey aguil#Ile
fur tau.eno. on terms a. $1,000 r1au.
and $4,000 30 month lie uut HlYH
that Washington o. ID raud enough
kl"udikr Cor hIH N,Wa ~ the stla
II what IL known aH the Eagle srpuu
81 miuoa. WaH rsreiNrd IN Seattle kea-
tersiay The New Jersey syndicate
viii at anre put p practical mIuets
L" work ga the claims TIH quarts
ia copper Euld anH silver THE laIee
p said tp hr c1n fatt alde. and the
rrupretlsH are nrurtr3 81 ha che
most promising FOO the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
Absorbed by the Trust.

CHICAGO. Aug. RrprcHon
tativoa of the American Tobacoa
Company. have purchased the plant
and business 81 August ucek aud
company for $500 600 only frW
u ceks aRo the American Tobacco
Company purchased the plant Of
Cradle and Rtrotz The American
company. ig is said holds an option
GA the plant % spaulding 4 Merrict.
the largest Of the three firms enEag
eel ia the manufacture ot smoking tp-
baceu ia Chicago. II the American
Company secures this plant u rs
their Intention Co enlarge IL aud ops
crate all the Chicago factories as one
institution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
CAV AIRY
EXPECTED

FiFht trsaru ~ the Thirt cavalry.
numbering $50 mru. should arrive in
ss,tt Monday ulEht or Tuesday
morning II h. thought thtt troop
l.. under command ~ Lieut. Harry
u tsattraun. viii BE- the firsi t' az
rive. an IL left 81 Paul hy special
train THURSDAY They are due here
thia afternoon bN schedule time
Troops A. u and s. II Fort Meyer.
wiu nat b. far hehihd while troop
X. which left Jefferson barracks.
nrar - Issuta. Wedur udaY nhnuid
raarh hrer Tomorrow uiEht 81 nest
day The remaining thrre trl-aps-
=. y aud ,. from Port Ethan Alien
which ioft TUESDAY. should arrive
here Monday niEfsf.
Troops A. u and NJ are in conn
mand 81 Mats EdNar 2 ste~Nvr and
a. W SW~Frrf WI" viii BE- the
comma ndiua officer @, the drfach
u,eul when all the eight tr,ops ar~
here is y~t unknown me roatrf
n the eisflt fraora % the Third raw
airy whlan haze been ordered a.
SEATTLE was Ga is8s. according ta the
official army ana navy rrEistcr. as
n,lluNa
Troep A-Capt J q Markay. FIRST
Lieut. A. rhaysr. scennd Lieut.. Z, p.
Haa kina
Traop c--Capt. y o. Johnson.
Firnt Lieut.. 4, {. Dale. Second
Lieut. " II entity
rr-op n-Capt Gaprge = chan~.
F'fst Lieut. = 81 Suplr~. Ere1nd
Lieut. Walter Kirby
Trssp Capt a. /. Ripley. First
Lieut. \ G MerHiai ses-pnd Lieut..
" - Audf-wM
Trosp p capt q a bsda First
Lieut. l. L. Tate. sroand Lieut. .
" Mora~
Trosp capt - X Hunt First
Lieut. q 81 Hunt. Seeoui Lieut.
- Conrad
Trpap Gs-Cart Edgar l.. steever.
First Lieut.. ] r. rseckman. s,-caud
Lieut.. n ~ Faltinan.
Tyuup it-capf W T. Beach. First
Lieut. =. " Wass. ssecoud Lieut.. J.
II Rice.
WaFk On the camp Was practically
completed yesterday. and capt Hob-
lne1n Inspected the camp and wss
N,i pleased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

Fine sATEEN CoRsETH, black
or gray. 4. or 9 hook short. meaiu
or extra long waist; perfect htilhs :
splendid wearing. soc a pair.
AMERICAN LADY COitbEiS,
French gored gray. only perfect Mt
ting grand wearing. this style IL
growing in popularity At a surprising
rate only Loo d pair.
DETROIT CORSET. waist black
or gray. hne French Jean. perfect
nttinF. this waist enables you 90 NJ
dress over them a. perfectly a. a
cofset grand wearing. 81 90 pair.
Pun Line Of THOMPsoS's GLo
We FITTING ana 0tnrr popular
makes Of CorEstH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vbcinity Tonight
fair. sunday seasonal rain. wind
-, u 80 south
4 trough % low pressure extends
frun t'tRtt vhnre e e central. 90
she northwest coast high" exiufa
on each edo. ono over Alberta. and
the other N the rpas, 81 California
The temperature has risen In ths
Plateau fvEisu and slightly fallen
along the cuant
ftain i reported FROM kalinpeu
and Helena. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
A MOTHER KILLS
HER DAUGHTER

CANTON. O.. Aug ~ -Grrrntowu.
"a village about nine miles north u
herr was the aeeur ~ "a double ira
cody to-day. Mrs. Catherine Wise
killed. Ruth sWartz. aged ~ years.
her daughter by % former husband.
by harkiua her thrpat with q razor
then went "A mile from town and
committed suicide by drowning In
a poai Of water in an abandoned
stone quarry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
WILL ATTEMPT
To FORCE RAIN

wAHRENsBURG. Pa. Aug. IL
Ne rain has fallen IN this county to
speak u for three weeks, The dry
weather Is becoming alarming. and
unless rain comes Haon the corn rrap
viii b" ruined or seriously damaged
an effort Will he made Tuesday TO
hiring rain by hombardlnE the nfmo-
sphere. Fire-eraekera. Hkyrockcta.
sh1tguns, anvlls. cannon and high
explosives Will be used. The fusil-
ade Is TO begin at 8 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
TO IMPROVE THE CITY.

business mru viii meet in the
chamber ~ commerce ~ O'Clock
tonight To- devise means 10 beauufy
the city. The district bounded by
Terrace md University streets aud
N'uuh and HgylHtnu avenues viii re-
coli 70 particular attention. ard Il is
hoped tfia move viii end In the paw
luE and parking Of that section It
Is said that a thorough canvas has
been made. and every property own
er iu the dlHtrict ia favorable ~ the
project Definite plans have not been
mHdr. but O. ls expected the road
w1Rg will be narrowed % % feet. al
lowing "a space Ga each side for
parking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
Rival white Lead Trust

rdrrfHtUg IA. Auf ~ q euf.
p"rati"u 81 compete aIh she Ntz
tlntnl Lead and el Company. Hm
monty cai.ei Ihf NHitH Lad ftnnt
'slH hesn "fsauiard bF rHtuDBr# tau=
uaiisia under the numr ~ thr Davis
l.ead Company
It. capital Ia tlaa 0a8 and e q fr8s
rpa'd O. "fHoi 81 pianf ~ ausr Iu .r-
dor o. share ln tfr t.rm Iu lHs Iaad
business which Il mons at Ita height
\ production IT tuoa taua annually
ta piAuned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
crssshopper Story Denied

TuPEK 4. Kan, Aug y seere-
tafy cHHurn n the state board ~ ar
mrulture states that the story about
sitaabouperr raYaEiuE Western Kan
sas la untrue ttc says ErasHhop-
rsrs have been reported only IN siS
counties. and thcfv Is no damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
suIIpInc PERMITS.

Building permits have heen issued
90 Mis-. ida Cow t. erect "A tWo
story frame residence AZ 1871 Pour
tenth avenue. to cost 81 .l0p. Eceue
a. Jackson to build brick furnace
at ssJ First avenue suuth o. castNsiao.
y. l. jacobson for alterations at Jos
Eighteenth avenue north 20 cost
s2s0. u. ". Combs - build a two
STORY frame residence at LatoBa to
cost $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
a SEATTLE GOV.

Yesterday afternoon IN Jutsc Han
ford's court. Yin Nuns. Shiurre
who r. held at Port Townsend q, MI E
ina deportation. applied fpr a viii '"f
habraa corpus, alleging that he was
barn Ia seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Aug - Games In the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows. AZ Philadelphia Plite-
burg !. Philadeirhla Q. a. liruokiyn-
Louisviils 0. Brooklyn !. The Wash
ingt0n-ChieaEn Cievelan nd New York
and Cincinna a. Hostan games were
postponed on aceount - rain.
TIE standing u clues Il a. fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
Excursion to Olympia Sunday

The best excursion the Van Exctir-
sion company viii give this aeasou
will be the one to olympia next sun
day Steamer state nf Washington
will leave Yesler wharf at $40 "a m
stopping at Tacoma both going and
returning. The musical concerts
rendered on these excursions are "a
big feature. Tickets and other In
formation at Lees pharmacy. or at
the wharf The price has been re-
duced 20 75e a round trip. Children
under Is years, 80. Plent. Of seats.
Bicycles free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

Iill--And you say that thcy won't
allow fellow to throw himself head
first from he East river bridEc2 Jul
That's what said. u seem 10 be
the only kind 81 dive that the po-
lice interfere with around New York.
-Youkers atatcsmaD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
TINE MAIN SHOWS.

Walter L. Mains circus will show
in Seattle Tuesday. August % The
aggregation vas here two years ago
and gave thorough mtiefartiou. Civ
ing everything advertised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

Chief % Police Reed has
offered a reward Of s50a Tor
the capture % Dan Munro.
who IL accused u robb.ng
Reuben Seller % s.. so tn gold
dust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

do to what and
what Dr. Reeves raro korn block
appliances No matter what your disease Is or
hown nave applies you-and it's free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

AMERICAN LADY CoRsETG,
bIark OF gray. short. medium or long
waist. 4. g ar hook. beautifully nm
Ished perfect ntting grand gearingi
only 81 % a pair.
AMERICAN LADY CORsErS.
with New Patented Non Eyeiet. the
most perfect lacinE made. ask 90 see
this new feature. black " gray. fns
French satecn. only 81 p each
AMERICAN LADY ABDOMINAL
cORsErs. built for extra stout
ladies VINO cannot get fitted IN tho
ordinary styles. comfort and grand
wear combined $50 a pair
chiidren'a Fine JEAN CORSET
WAISTS. buttons all taped on grand
wearing: only 2sc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

Eorn DrsE Co.. rim and pike
Itsss Igtios hEsgAil4ta rhons fi1s "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
DR., Reeves Is Honest With the Sick
Let Those Come Who Have Some Complicated TTOlbR

and pexed by the different opinions differ
DOCTOR HOW sui
durable he will tell
a. arc will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12

Best Quality GLOVE fINsHtD
a eu5 Mondays special price SIC a yard
~ ira HNBIkAAfHbD MUSLIN;
at fonda "A yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-12
What Is This Expert Examination?

that once in lifetime to lea
auhutyChronc disease eNper-lust what
is-and whether II is durable.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-22
ANOTHER COCRT MARITAL.
Public Indignation Over Recent EN-.
balmed Beef Discoveries.

The court of inquiry has struck
paying truth in its Investigations at
the West and will go back to Wash
ington with General Miles fully
vindicated andthe load on Alger and
Eagan more crushing than ever,
says the Pittsburg Post. The more
recent disclosures will be apt to
rekindle public anger To a pitch as
intense as when our soldiers were
dying by multitudes in camp and
hospital. There is talk Of another
court martial may be forced to put
Eagan on trial for newly discovered
offenses against the lives and health
of our soldiers. 1t WIS the Eagan
and Alger fashion to censure them
for carelessness as the cause of
pestilenee and mortality. But the
facts are they were forced to use
food that was little adapted to their
wants than poisonous compounds
designed to take life The American
soldiers and people are long suff err
ing and enduring, but truthful and
full recital of the outrages and
crimes of contractors and incapacity
and indifference of high officials,
such as we are likely to have, will
rouse fresh outburst of indigna-
ton. Think of il! The country
was giving of its best--the bravest
of its youth--and layishing money
with prodigal hand 1t was only
to ask to have. Yet this outburst of
patriotism and generosity was made
to cover what is little short of de-
liberate and sordid conspiracy
against their comfort, their health
and their lives.
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- L. donfel OF mount MOTIFS was
10 town on Wednesday afternoon.
Jos. McDernaptt has gone to Pitts
burg and Wheeling and viii be absent
for a week or more.
DIR. Q. X. Brown aas gone to Mount
Norris for few days visit. He VIII
leave here for the west the latter part
Of next week.
Miss Lewie Harvey has gone to West
Liberty to take charge of the position
TO which she was elected by the board
OF regents at their last meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Lucas are back
from Point Marion where they went
to attend the Beighley- Sadler marri-
age which was solemnized there on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Tim Hurley, well known
and highly respected lady of South
Morgantown, will go to Buffalo in a
few days to undergo treatment in a
medical institute for kidney disease.
Her many friends unite in hoping
that she may return fully restored.
Mrs. S. B. Brown is back from a
ten days visit to relatives atKingwood.
Commander r. NJ. G. Brown has
returned from Washington where he
has been for some time.
Edgar Stewart has gone to Easton,
Penna., for visit of few days and
will return by Martinsburg for brief
stay.