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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-16

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.

Ths foilo~isx sceds were died In the count, sn-
A1tors ofFscs yesterday:
latte Blli !. ", e gsny r Burrows. pan SO
Dsvid phillips 10 anoqnslnie Falls Power Com
amy. rtght-a6-say through tracts 10 l.. rias :.
ksaten ced<rstise Coal comOsnss Acre Tracts
John Vi RappaI to Everett A. swan. v, SCI nwi
~. sc n: tp 2. - except road, Aaz.nt 10 s5e
muoA ice ana storage Company. ieasehoid intrsss
n lot block A. A. psnnS'' ID srefscssd''
W {. Gardner to James A. Deanc. ~ ~ &c u.
% e. . g. March u. s5oe
State 70 Lncy and Carrie B. Hopkins. und
e fcl'o.ina Lot soes 10; Par, LOT !. esss ~ Y
STATE . Lucy {. Hopkins. md same property.
n Munspn It az 10 Oisf Rosisaf. lot e. block
II. Third Motor Line add. February s. siOc
c. Exbsrt e. M. IN Nelson vinyerd. VI nei sec II.
Exseuitnrs ii Charles HOPPING, deceased and Lucy
9. Carrie b.. Charles D.. kcesif and Ralph ..
lcpkins 70 Charles j. smith lot g. block 10 10. I.
block ~ lot ami nj 1es s. block ISL seattle Tide
Lands. sxeeps rsht.of.wsy August 7. Si, 80.
Jsmss J. aud MARI " Rifis and Oregon Mortgage
COMPANY to G = p T. 4 Il h Co. part sec .. to
Julia A. Wheeler to Martha Hopkins iass and
2, sloea u kenss,o,fs. add august !. $50 :.
Hester. icts 60 I. block D. james dir Green faks
sd. July d. 17.a
The fuiiswinr real estate transfers were filed fus
RECORD yesterday In the county auditors once:
Ralhina frtsk aud husband. Paul. to Antons
Welcssk. vi sci nwt sc .. twp ~. range g. July D.
Rudolph ieais ct ux 10 Il. a. Roundy lots u
TO q. block ). replst bloclu e and ID. Hamhiet's
acre gardens. July y. so
Coalss Treasurer to Henry . coaan 10, 10 bloc,
II. salmon Bar Park addition. under tar sale a
June Is 1851 Aug H.
DEXTER Horton Co. bsasksrs. TO v. n Herreh
~ sei and .si swt sc. q twp a. range ;. Aw Is
JAMES Mcknight IT ux TO Samuel A. Ahassn, lol
., block II. Laws addition, Aug 3 Quit claim 81
J. = and y. w, Baker 10 Henry J. Philips. lot
biark =. supplemental plat a. Poasims addition
Aug 7, 80
Arthur Berg to Jacob btesring. lo6 5. block H.
I1rour n Haxf' A,tv Z
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ADVERTISING O6toe hours Of the Poes~inseF
aeeu~er business Office Daily, g. m, nntas II p
- sunday h0uss, open . 20 o. m. unsii ID ~ g. m
classtAed sdsssffsenents for insertion soaiossne
m0suinz viii be received ny &c 10 20 y adves-
tisssuruta uuder ciaafaed headinss VIII be inssrs
a II the rate of cent word saes inserta0n Pay
neUt aIvsys In advance. No adsestisensno re-
cedved Tor less than = cents
PUBLIsHEns' NOTICE-Trascline agents are
i A M1.1aiian and o. Lo1mis Cny
collectors are J. A. CAthcsr, r. t. Hzulsy,
Eareus MCCARTHY c. II. MCGOWAN, c. H. ssreen
snd ri Al villa Postmaster everywhere are cur
aaenss Pas sn0ssy only 10 these and 20 oar resi-
dsnt ssrnts IN tbs VARIOUS cities and towDs Of the
Northwest
ADyERTEeERs Il Changes for Advertisements In
tie SUNDAY Psst-1nsei;igeneer mist Dc furnished
81 o,ciock SATURDAY Advertisements will be re-.
oetyed Il branch offices Of the Possinieliisencrs
REWARD--Ter dollars viii be paid for in
foemafiup teadjnG % Tie conviction 81 any per-
son ssssi.ns copies q This pApsr delivered 70 sub
TACOMA RUKEAU-xo. In Pscssc avenue.
0LYMrIA- 4Ea Main street O. c. 'winsssn-
EyEHETr. --P r. Lsvis.
oeOkAEE--H FAnch cshee. room II. Walvers
ton blsek corner Riverside sDd Mil; telephone
"a J. O. ps4sncn. Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND William A. Pfcaaer
BE1JINGHAM DAY.--Nw Whatccm. Parker
VIt,rOKIA. b. c.--Frank Campbell
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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NOSRoEr-The fnnersi If Sophia A. Monroe WIZ
faks r,aacx thu incoming "Wednesday at - .. M
frum Bouuey 6ssssrt's chapel insesmenf IN
LAke yisv cesnetesJ-
f.r.ARK.-rhe funersI n Mn. c. CLARK Win take
piarx to-day fsTednes1ayi 1t p N fInm bonhss
eseusrts chanel Interment ia Lake View
cemetery.
MAREANE--Ak Port Townsend, WAsb.. August u.
Mari Naseane cf InteFbsy. The body - AZ ben-
uey Il 8fewaff'x
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HELP WANrEO--AGENTS, SOLICIT
ans. ETC.

campaign. the Saturday Evening Post
established by BENJAMIN Franklin in
t1s>~n0w published nv the Curtis Pub
ftshtsa Company. prnpyieforS ~ the
Ladies' Nayae journal /. o.rersA, Ia sub
Sertesrs for etc year anis for 1.-THE
regular price is s. -; this Offer IS fer the
fsEsfsNs~s Of quick introduction. and
~tll he withdrawn September !. the
T~xs3iar price ~ s. - will be maintained
after fha1 date ue ufii give good
ees9s g5fssssss for every subscriber See
cured Assf Distribute s. asss September
among ghs Ia hest agents. ssa VIII Pee
SsS@s TIRE s@FsH4 sending tho largest
number IL stss4ss beers az 81 each per
YEAR. ~ this special taw subscription
Price thousands csn fa easily secured
Address The Curtis Publishing Gem
rany Philadelphia va
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LEGAL sOTIcGa
KING COUNTY SCHOOL -
bonds for sale ~ slgj%s.ZFzE

KING COUNTY SCHOOL ~
bonds for sale. sssIsz ss
Notice Is hereby given that -
trict No, Is In the Green H34uEFN Il
King County. State Of Wad1lo -
for sale Coupon Bonds Of M1 9a =
lars, said bonds to be Of thu fl1o
OF not less than One Hundred 90
and to be payable five We ~
at the once OF the Treas HI
County. State OF Washingto0HH II ~
once Of the Fiscal agency e ~
OF W. in the cry !:
OF the purchaser. the inters1 -
semi-annually or annually qG go
OF the holder and evidenced -
payable at the said Treasufl4 Q1N
at the said Fiscal agency q 4
the purchaser.
Sealed bids for the purcAaS e.
Treasurer Of King County Stats N
ington, up TO 3 o'clock p q.
day. August 10th. 1893. at To
said County Treasurer in the CT IL
tie. State OF Washington. at 49,
said bids will be considered - g. I
law.
Bidders for said bonds are regu B
name price and rate Of interest q
they viii purchase said bonds ~
will be ready for delivery o.
LIST. 1899.
Said bonds will not be sold helcv -
All persons bidding for said boaea !. +!
the State Of Washfngton. are ~
deposit with the said County IT,
one O per cent Of the par vei9e
bonds when depositins with satd IL
their bids
No commission will be allowed - l.
sale OF said bonds. The Dfecte9 49,
The purpose OF this bond sale \ NJ
deem the bond issue Of 800 nov -
The assessed valuation OF the q i
trict 10 :. -. -. -. ...s.........s.s1l =
The school buildings and othss
property belonging to tho dlssisa -
T Tre v deSt Of 7, the district il =
follows.
Bonds :. . :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Registered warrants ........
Dated July s. 1899. -. .~,,s (
CHARLES r. WHfTTLZs!x
As Treasurer OF King County,
By p. p. pADDES. DEPUTY Tfsa1.s
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o. n
State OF Washington, In prou.G
the matter % the estate "a.
Lyle. deceased No. 237s. NdtJces.7l
Notice Is hereby given. that tne .;7
signed. az executor Of said ssfatss
an order Of said court. viii sell q
sale. after the 18th day OF Auee
the following described premises
ing 70 said estate: 49,
Blocks twentv-ihree CD ara
four f2p, McAliisfer's Addition
attic. King County. Washington.
BIDS may be deposited with Ne
office on The corner OF Yeslef
First avenue In said city Of 49,
Dated this ssh day Of Anrnsf. ~.
II r. EWING Exfc211
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE

DRESS MA NIX. To eRk acquainted u III
d., Gus tlssg. stt{ng or finishing by sAe
dan. taller suits n specially, Address
x Se care ReSS-inssl.AAeGSeg.
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wAETED-To buy calves and young
stock. Address ". D. Wolforth. LIS
Third avenue.
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CHILDREN glasses wlll onsn IN Rsuke
hall. pike street and Etta avenue sat
urd#y aftryna1n al : clock September
= isss, aSul, classes sar Rew oessnnc
f'rse.as evening. September I. issss. Terms
made known on apnltcAi.sr.
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CLOTHING-cast-or clothing bought at
no Second avenue south. Phone Red 11A.
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SEATTLE MINING EXCHANGES.
WANT ADS.

Advertisements Uadee any
heaAing IN claastaed columns.
lc . word each Insertion, min
lmum charge. 2esc. Classt0ea
Advertisements raanin9 one
month without change 81 copy,
eI.6O per line (sevea words
count to Hazel. On three
moaths' order. eI.3S pes itAs
per months On SIX months' ee.
der, ei.2O per liae per months
on yearly order, - per line
per month.
aaAaaa
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HOTEL SAVOY. S25 First avenue, fur
nished rooms; SOC and up; convenient t.
trains and boats.
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WANT TO buy REIMBURSEMENT: must be
good claim: vel. timhered. 4. J. Ray
mond, box 1855 Seattle. Wash.
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CARROLLTON hotel. Occidental avenue
Main street: rooms. IS. 50. Is cents pei
day Mrs Johnson.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-5 by or by engine.
Vanwart, lo1 Cherry street.
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The following ietsers avail advertisers
at this office:
SOCIETY NOTICES.


A grand A q. u W. basket picnic
party VIII leave SEATTLE Weaa,5e tay. : "a
Am. August IL from the Arlington hack
on she barge Skc0hufa Cor Point pr-
nance; ''eas ss"'s'a. thste MI be
basket lunch sind dancing on the barge.
The party w.li arrive az hanss ; y al.
Iun's fal te 80 and take your family
and friends Tickets ~ cents children,
q cents. at ruom -. Colman build
Ing.
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LIFE insurance policies bought Benham
Calkins. Vanderbilt building. Tacoma
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NINE JENNIE EDGAR, Turkish salt
water baths: scientific massage: compe
tent lady assistants, 2lSis Columbia.
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GO to Seattle Wooden House. 9os First
avenue. for fiannels. blankets, casst-
mers. wool bats Suits made to order.
Phone. Black 72l.
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GLENWOoD House. no Fifth avenue.
near Yesler; nicely furnished rooms. 81
week and UP.
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HOTEL BRONSON sos First avenue;
good elevator: rooms SINCE or en- suite;
low rates. Dell Crane, manager.
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FOR RENT--Eiegantiy furnished rooms
SO and upwards: baths. steam heat. Ho-
tel Ferguson. Front and Seneca Mrs
Ferguson. proprietress.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-5s-rooni hotel: ss.1o: good
corner: spienaidly furnished; lease on
building for two years; nets over $500 per
month.
s3-room hotel; elegantly furnished: 1900:
rent So
s,-room house. lease two years. price. 81
tssa
s-raom house, see.
s-roou boarding house: $3.50
6 rooms. fairiy well furnished on Pike
street. near Fourth sI35: rent az
good modern houses for rent one SIS. the
other elegantly furnished. with fine
grounds rare sbrunhsry and good view:
musical Instruments. sewing mach.Ee,
etc, So uonih: no children.
l.. SPENCER Il CO,
sii First Avenue.
FOR sArE-whole ar half interest IN 20
room lodging house. electric lights
threug hoiis. oes; of location. We have
hotels ard lodging house propositions
which you must TOT fail 70 investigate
Restaurant, So. a snap. Grocery store
at invoice Wanted. partners with $3.50
ard 81. $40 20 engage n manufacturing
bus ness Morgan's Exchange iosi Third
avenue.
FOB sALE-Hotei: 70 rooms. centrally To-
Gated.
For sale-A weil-payiax boarding house.
For Sale-~one Of the a~st restaurants In
the city
MAYER. - New York Block
I want Il steady young man with rsp
cash 10 take charge OF my office. mas.
be able TO write plain business hand
and be satisfied With So n.r month
10 start with For particulars arss.sy
from 10 S y. m room l-f9 Second
avenue
sAr.ooS-f)ne Of TIRE hest corners in Sc
attic. sossx lease xM sell hall trfyrsx,
10 active partner. Fer further par,lcu-
iagn arcsy yocu Z LIS second AyeayA
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sAa~ksM ksN~sehoos sgppsy statesmen for
CAR hsEh grade MAPS cAarts etc West.
ssG Publishing House. shtc~3e.
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TO MERCHANTS. professional men and
all others: registry book now open for
names and addresses OF doubtful debt
ors. 81 Pioneer block.
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SEND your old gold jewelry; We remodel.
exchange or pay cash for 1t. Henry
Hensel. manufacturing jeweler. room S.
Hinckley block
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roR nExr-FuRxIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Front room with alcove. bal
cony. bath: to rent to man and VIE,
business woman or two business wom-
en- close IN: private family; excellent
location. Address 81. care Post-Intel-
ligencer.
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DON'T forget TO attend auction sale oil
furniture at Rickerton Devitts SAILS
rooms 1879 First avenue. on Thursday. al
II O'Clock. Read auction notice.
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FOR SALE-I50 horsepower Ball engine;
cost 81. 200: excellent condition: also two
American arc dynamos and 50 arc lamps.
F. T. Grove & Co. No. rs Pacific ave.
nue. Tacoma, Wash.
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HOTEL BRUNSwICK-The transients'
home; in sight Of union depots. corner
First avenue: elevator, steam heat and
bathrooms: rates. Soc TO $50; restaurant
next door; runner at all trains.
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NEWLY furnished rooms: close in; no
hills; private. happy. quiet FAM
lily: gas. bath. telephone, parlor and pi-
ano. terms reasonable. GIL Union street.
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COLBY House; nicely furnished rooms:
day or week. Corne. Third avenue and
Cherry street.
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GRAND IA 4 watermelon Imp AND twilight
waltz az lssslE Wilson's ava&.usy SEW
snth axgane and Columbia stsVgt, Hsxi
"Wednesday evening, August IL. excellent
music and sioaY. Admission. gentlemen
- cents ladies free.
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MODERN equipped foundry. pattern an
machine shop In county seat; 1000 popu
lation; best grain country IN Washington
splendid business: established thfrtee
s,dan. 81 q s.cr,s;ca Saria~ fyo,, VIZ
Colfax. Wash.
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INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ployes and others: capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency. Bill Pioneer
block.
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GRAY hair restored: fun line OF hair goods
at lowest prices: combings made INTO
switches. Madam Brown, 1913 Second av :.
enue.
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MRS JOHANNA OFTEDAL. Graduate
Medical Electrician: electric treatments.
baths and Swedish massage: medical ex-
ercises taught. % and q Union block
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GRAND hail. pFlse dancing Aud cake
walking Ranke asli. Fake sgvres ASA
fgfth avenue nsxt Saturday, Aug Is
music by WaEnsrs FIRST Regiment
orchestra nient, If seats for sgseg ;asars
AsigrsiS~sssfa - cents
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LADIES. before buying a sewing machine.
cali and examine the latest improved
self-adjust.ng New Home. Office, eil
columbia street. next door to postoffice.
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SEATTLE MESSENGER co. Sl4 Second.
wants TO deliver your package; prompt
service guaranteed: ring o. n. box or
phone Main l50.
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FOR SAI4E-Cheap for cash. two houses
and two lots on Renton Hill. or will
trade for stock OF general merchandise.
Address 50. care Posf-Intelligencer.
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JCANITA Hotel: strictly frst-class: CEN
trally located: $50 to 500 per week.
3221z Pike.
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ROO. KEN Modern s!x~roons fat. good
Nt~s; convenient ia car lines ard BIZ
ssc4e path. Inquire SIS Pioneer build
:2x.
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HIGH pressure tug for sale cheap: length
over all so feet; just inspected and now
In commission. Address Telegraph. l01
Vine street.
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DON'T forget to attend auction sale Of
furniture at Bickerton & Devitt's sales
rooms. 1919 First avenue on Thursday at
II O'Clock. Read auction notice.
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BEST paper route for evening paper In
city for sale: $40 month. For particulars.
Will A. Sparks. 7c3 New York block.
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teen horse upright engine: nearly new.
Seattle Soap Co. corner Sixth and Olive
street.
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BEST business In the city for sale: suit
able for man or family: no night OF
Sunday work: cash necessary. 81. 800
Apply at room a Halter block.
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WANTED-would like to have q chance
to sell your business II you are In the
market; drop me postal. J. w. Wilson.
room s. Olympic hotel
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MONEY 10 loan on improves -. -
" at low rate OF interest. HnIiSs5.s \
a. speciality. Fehren-MsryN ~
Pioneer building. q
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17
Rifles Have Arrived.

The roll Of the new military company
now has the names Of thirty members up
on it. Captain Moore says a better
company could lot be gotten up any
where, and he is pleased with everyone
of his men.
The limit of membership of the COM
pany is forty three and he will keep on
enlisting until he has the full quota.
Every applicant is not received into the
company, however, only those in whom
the utmost confidence can be placed, have
been or will be allowed to join, The
Captain says he does not any weak
knees in a company of his.
The arms have arrived and are now at
the freight station. They will be unload
ed this evening or tomorrow and at the
next meeting he will commence drilling
the company. They are the latest model
Of the Springfield rifle.
The measures for the uniforms have
not yet been taken, but they will be taken
shorty and the application sent in to head
quarters.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17
Closing session

The closing session Of the Fourth An
nual Convention Of the Kings Daughters
# West Virginia was held in St. Johns
Lutheran Ct urch Friday night.
The meeting was conducted by Rev. c.
S. Trump,and was opened with devotional
exercises, Miss Edith Currier rendered
an organ voluntary, Miss Lorena Flick
sang a solo, and Mrs, Isabella Charles
Davis. the National Secretary, delivered
an address. Conservation service was
then held in which many took part. The
Convention closed with singing "Blest be
the Tie tn 1t ri dis, and the convention
adjourned at 80 O'Clock.
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: State Secretary, Mrs
James Harper Littell. Of Wheeling; re-
cording and corresponding secretary
Mrs. Harry Mendol, of Wheeling treas.
urer, Mrs. Abbie Radcliffe, Of Wheeling
executive committee, Mrs. Louisa H
Prince. Hinton; Mrs. Stapleton, Parkers-
burg: Mrs. Mamie B. Henshaw, of thi:
city. The Convention meets next year al
Parkersburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17
Death OF Mrs. A. {. Foy.

Mrs, A. Catharine Foy, a former resi-
dent of Martinsburg, died Of hemorrhage
of the lungs, al the home Of her daughter,
in Hagerstown, Saturday evening, aged
6S years.
Mrs. Foy has been failing in health for
sometime. She was twice married, but
both husbands have been dead for a num-
Der of years. The deceased was a mem
Der of the Catholic church, of this city.
She had been making her home with her
daughter in Hagerstown for the past year,
prior to which she resided in Martinsburg,
Two children survive; Mr., Geo. F. Evans,
Of this city, by her first husband, and
Mrs w. S. Boward, Of Hagerstown, by
her second husband,
MIR. Evans went to Hagerstown on the
early train Monday and accompanied
the remains to this city on the noon train
arriving here at 1885. The services were
conducted in the Catholic church in this
city by Father Kelley. Interment was
made in the Catholic cemetery. The pail
bearers were: Messrs. Stipe, Seibert, mo.
Lyons, Phillip Schaarman, ID. H. Barry
and Daniel Sloan.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Florence Estella. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. kaufman, to
Mr.. Thomas A. Sparks. The ceremony
will take pace at the home Of the brides
parents. $40 South Maple avenue, We'd
nssday evening, June 2fst, at $50 oclock.
The six-months. old daughter Of Mr..
Fred Thompson, Of near Sutton's school
house died at a O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The funeral took place from the house
Monday afternoon at ? so O'Clock. The
services were conducted by Rev. w +.
Gruver. Interment in Green Hill ceme-
terry.
Sixty-three tickets were sold at this
station for the picnic Of Mss Eva North's
school at InWood Friday. Ninety-fye
We the total number that attended. The
balance in attendance were from the other
stations along the road. The picnicers
report a good time and spent the day
bowling and playing games.
According to ar order OF the General
Manager Of the j. & O. K. K, a line has
been drawn on the platform at the station.
about two feet from the track nearest the
station. Persons walking on the plat
form are K keep on the outside of the
line, except when going to board a train
and there will be no danger Of them being
struck by an engine.
Last fall | sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
| called on said at first it was a slight
strain and would soon be well, but it
grew worse and the doctor then said |
had rheumatism. 1t continued to grow
worse and ] could hardly get around to
work. | went to a drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. tried it and me
half Of a 5o-cent bottle cured me entirely.
| now recommend it to all my friends
F. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. 1t is for sale at
Matthaei's Pharmacy.