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81 400 Fine six-room cottage; modern in
every way: lot sQxl2o feet; street
graded: good location.
u,0oo-4 lots, 100xi20 feet, on THIRTEEN
avenue, block north OF Yesler way;
corner; easy terms.
s650-SQx57 feet northeast corner Efgh-
teenth avenue and East Thomas,
Just north OF Madison street. Rem
ton Hill: great bargain; easy
terms II desired.
5oo-Elegant home on Renton Hiil, Sew
enteenth avenue. two blocks from
Madison. S-room house, modern
throughout lot eoxl20 feet, on cor
ner, commanding excellent view OF
Sound
of Second avenue. just north OF
Denny hotel terms.
s50o-Fine building lot. 40xi0s feet; Thir-
ty-fifth avenue and Eas, Pine; ele-
5000 Best tenement corner In the city,
l block from Pike: streets all
graded: easy terms.
sS0-Buiidng lots. 25S50 on Howell
street this side OF Denny way;
easy terms.
Aooo-Good s-room modern house: lot COX
i2i feet; Renton hill, block north
se2s-F'ine corner, Goyiso feet. Twenty.
first avenue and East Pine street
81 0oc-4 lots on northwest corner OF Yes
a Ter way and Thirty-hrst avenue:
fine view; easy terms.
s35o- Block OF lots in wallingford Ad-
cttion TO Green lake, on car line.
s50o-F1ne lot. soxiei feet. overlooking
Lake Washington. on Thirty-sec-
ond avenue, just north OF Yesler
way; street graded: easy terms
ss5D-Fine corner, s0xl0o feet. on grad
ed street; Just block north OF
yesler way: easy terms.
t35o-Very slightly lot on Beacon hill.
on car line.
s320o-saxi2o feet. s-room house: modern;
Sixth avenue. between Bell and
Battery.
s2o00-Csood modern S-room house: lot
60xi2o feet: two car lines within a
block; house Is worth more than
price asked.
s. .0Oo-Seven-room modern house. lot snx
100 feet; Twenty-irst avenue, near
East Cherry.
So COO Fine home In Queen Anne; lot b0x
40 feet. 7-room modern house;
good foundation; magnificent view
81 zoo Another forec4esea home; lot COX
100 feet: street graded and sewer.
ed; house connected with sewer:
closet In first-class condition; easy
terms; immediate possession gwen
s., spo--Csood 5-room house: sewer connec.
ton. patent closet. lot SDxi20 feet;
west side Westiake avenue be.
tween Harrison and Thomas.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL Esvs.
Continued.

IN buying for q home or an Inv -
get property that combines the 49,
elements Of value
The Denny Blaine Lake Park has no ~,
and Investigation win convince any ~
of good Judgment
Its view, commanding the whole Of Il.
Washington and the Cascade rorr.
aims FOR go miles. ia more famous ~,
the scenery that has made the Ma
Of the Hudson worth hundreds 81 M
lions as the site OF palatial homes
Avenues i'm park style. cement nm.
city water. only Twenty-Five m}npi.
10 business center on finest electric y.
line In the city, the Msdrona
DENNY LAKE PARK.
Dexter Horton Bank Building
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TIDE LANDS. FULL BLOCK.

We represent the owner direct or
a block bounded by King, Weller.
Occidental and Fourth avenue south. Cali
for price and terms.
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sa.NO-so FEET FRONT.

Walking distance from business
center; nice location for one or
two houses or splendid locations fer
rev OF houses or fats. Adding Sl.soe In Inn
provements. proposition viii net 10 per
cent.
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FINE SUBURBAN HOME.

saeoo-About two acres, all cleared and
under a high state of cultivation:
90 bearing fruit trees. all kinds of
berries: good s-room modern
house. partially furnished. sifuat :
ed on electric car line: fine View
of lake and mountains.
AcREAGE--RIPE FOR PLATING.
SO 0co-~lk-acre tract. on car line, nearest
tn and most accessible unplatfrd
tract In the city.
FIyE-ACRE TRACTS
From 80 10 SIS Per Acre.
Easy Terms.
r. NJ JORDAN
and Caloulai Bi0ck
Second Avenue and Columbia Street
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All direct from owners.
We should be pleased 10 quote you prices
and terms
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we nave W lots IN RenfOn NIL, the most
popular residence district OF the city, for
sale at
$3.50 TO 81, 600 EACH.
Easy terms and only per cent interest.
Streets graded sewer, water and electric
lights; close TO car line: high and level;
full sized lots: title perfect; abstract
furnished.
400 foot lot. Twenty-third avenue.
two blocks from car line: above grade:
terms II desired
1850 -6cxi2s-foot lot on Twenty-first ave-
nue.: two feet above grade; one block
south of Madison; terms.
sB0-Full lot on Eleventh avenue. near
Denny way.
81, 90 Beautiful lot on Seventeenth, four
blocks north Of Madison.
y, 700 Beautiful full lot. one block from
Eastlake, close TO Harrison.
s75o-Six lots ON Eleventh avenue west.
near Caller street. Queen Anne hill.
f00-Four lots on Caller. near Seventh
avenue; high and level. with fine view of
Sound.
S3o0-Four lots near Jackson. on Twenty
second. f00xic0.
sso0--Six-room cottage on Twenty-third
avenue close to Madison street; this is q
snap
We have large Hist Of improved property
we can sell on easy terms Money to
loan on Seattle property In sums to suit.
n
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s2soo-f.oi soxiao a corner IN North seat
tie. with one two-stoFy house and two
thrcc-rOomeG cottages. renting for ~
per month; room on this iot Tor another
large house. a real snap II taken at
once,
81 enc sis.roosn house and hath. isf sDx
i2p, two blocks from car line,
s., 400 Seven-rpom house. rents fos 80 PER
$3.50 Fivs-roem house ana bath; good
FREMONT PROPERTY.
A good s-roDrz house and barn. on large
slightly iot. near ear line. for fi.iaa
ALSO in Fremont IN s-r0em house ard
good barn faf xtF0
AnothsrA new Groom house Tor 81 10
we have constant lnqulsifs fof lots hy
parties wha wish 81 build. n you have
4 vacant ipt 90 sell sc viii sell Il Tor
sHEARER & HoLMAS.
fanne. Ills llsl - Nsw YORK B.k
~ Tees w0ter front Oh salmon bay. ossse.
site Ballard eniY N.@0
Corner iet on first avenue sogih. IN tie
Lee and two houses On Ninth avenue ard
Fike street hrimgsng a monthly rental
~ 81 owiy fttaa
Lot sra two hoeees in North Seattle. real
ina far 81 per monih. E7's
7-rDorne9 haase On TSeniy-taira avenue
south FOR g. ~
Iot ~ Main street in the business center
Tor lease faf term % wears
Farm near ADhgYr: 40 fenced 70 aeres la
supH. BOP house. synaii Dwelling barn
ete., only flfH per afve. tire very besf
heiinn land in The valley
Ia acres ~ iaBd on he SoauH vVafar
rrpat eafiy hrRfg iand There. awsifi~w
located ihFwenm wgrth g. Ora. a+fw $50
v Ht-9u SMITH Room = Colonial 81.
FOR SAl.E- By executors 81 an estate.
must BE- said
tsl9- e.Ess*; taie r uaEnihcent ate FOR
borne. On Graded street NTH ea1s
maHdinE yle@ ~ city ard Lake Web
irEton. which can never ~ INTERRUPTED.
y q cinse 20 ear iine and within enev
yeach % ctater q city. this e q resi
bargain
i2so- Fine large. level Tots On graded
street. handy 20 car line. this "a hfrh-
class property, in elegant neighborhras
and 81 the cheapest thing ga foan
We also have very desirable acre urap-
erty ready Tor piaTting. including an
rXceediNGiY fine f9-acre tract In 4vast
senttie-a fine opportunity for invert-
Fnsut
Cali on the executors,
STEIN s. BARNES. rs New York Block
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splendid vacant eorner on

NNtIIKTF.
As an Investment improved with four
houses win pay Is per cent II desired
We will divide or we will build for you
and sell on terms.
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WHY NOT7
When you can buy a home all ready TO
move into, new, modern In every detail.
rooms. bath. stone foundation and large
light basement. finest location on Broad
way, stands on lot eox12o. for less than
you can build; easy terms.
81 .boo-Coxy cottage home OF rooms
bath. modern convenieurcs one block
from car line on Columbia street; good
nelghborhood. real good buy.
t.Sop--For pretty little 6-room cottage
on Queen Anne avenue. on the hill,
good view OF the sound one block from
car line. Buy while we ofYer II at this
low price. House is new. bath. all mod
ern convenienees.
". soo-Modern s-room house. on Queen
Anne avenue.
s2lo-s -room house on Madison street car
line,
We arc Koing 10 build some 7-room mad
arn houses In the broadway district
SEQ us before you buy
Beautiful house lots on Fourteenth and
Fifteenth avenues
Queen Anne hill lots with view OF the
sound
broadway district lots
BEFORE YOU BUY
SEE
wIIALr.EY EASTMAN.
Tel. Main sli. and Colman Block.
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streets graded severed. &fdrw41kea .
near street cara also walking distance.
n0Fth. pcar Denny gsg rlpn for fats
without disturbing present house. q fine
NitF
s., Na0-Foy all ten lots, each soxi1o 20 al
10y. two corners. level. rich. water IN
frslit and garden. rear Twenty-sevenfh
and Aadlann. a snap
8. sao~ EiFht.roam house. large barr. Eve
large in1s- twa corners fine we'll. all
kinds frsfL bear state university. an
t8Hai home
YnunE'a a4Gitiont near NadfDna cars;
rirsa far 1WsihnEa
szzs- FIva acrrF neag SBEnvAaie. T. 90
~ large lots near Frcmoui school, cheap
lots f1rrfaau FTFiNNse
LEONARD DANIELS
nasfnr BIZ sIeanl ana .nlumlta
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WANTED.

Ten men wishing to purchase an acre OF
land situated on car line and In the
center of Seattle.
$1,000 PER ACRE.
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FOR sALE-CxTY REAL rssTATE--
Continued.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

wM. P. HARPER,
REAL EsSTATE-L,OANS-lNS
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BIGGEST SNAP IN the City.
/ lot. &lxl>t corner. graded street. close
40 car lire $3.50
! double hopse of rooms each. lot Sex
10. price. 81 90
Z house n rooms lot slxIA8 saSa
lnt saxI1a with ane View sssa
Houses and lots on the lnstaiiment plan;
call ard see US
SEORGE PuLvER & Co.
SSi New York Block.
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ESTABLISHED 1855. resident II SEATTLE
fer d years
For Sale-Ne arr selling the ola DUNLAP
farm "a tracts "a Sult fAe ptsrcNAser
IL Is an ere Seattle aH9 Renfna ear Wna
a. Dunlap plsiofucp cheaper than any
other lard an a 5-ceut car line ous *
the cltY.
lake Washington water fronS. near
Brighton Beach.
s. sos-S-TooGu house and lot. reats n
reasonable terms
s. sER~6d acres on Cedar river, tnagrsse.s.
best bay tn King county.
Ei1s9 per acre-I-2nd or line Seattle ard
Tacoma lnterurhsn road.
GEO. W. DUNLAP. - Union block.
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FOR sALE-Ry ". ~ Dearborn. "a
EHian Dinek
~ desirable lots Ga Queen Anne hiu with
pa F0fN WatAlrg distance 81 propose 3
terminus e car NHe extension ama can-
Nguleut ta Gas eater usa1u these lots
wiA D. seia on ea0y terms - home
eahaera and az Fficcs tha2 make tlss I'd
ne c9cafeet 3ow-priced let's n1N being
offered
Tcn lets norh az Ballard Nlth me view
et sound ana easy access to Water
fFaut. $50 fa~ aH
- acres arsr arag post Suitable for
plating e2cg.ient residence gruana
uue view ~ e1HG0 aHa asaagtsfna-
wafer easily thtslnatle. AGAR htcrrl q
path and rrorcsed gar Hne sgia par acre
Nts actts. Hiih Aaa4 feef ~ water 'FRONT.'
cn aouth ssdr * So fnan bay, fast a8t+
stdr % proposed EeHeruueut ieek. exc
ccilert f9cau0n Tor manufacturing r..r-
roefs weis protected Gerp wafer 'FRONT.'
aEH fine grcam - freah waller. p3entv
80 gvvei EyHuta for &N80lHFe and easily
accessible FOR railroad trarkaae. ere
residence sites % tha hIrh sFaurl .
E1M0
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NICHOLS q NUM-,

III COLUMBIA STREET.
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RENToN HILL ADDITION.
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A SNAP.
RENTON HILL CORNER,


i2exi2s. 1850.
Two blocks from Madison street.
Contract is let for grading and Sidewalk
ing With improvements on corner ~
feet will Re worth price asked for the
whole VIII build for YOU or furnish
money for building II desired.
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50 TO 1900 EACH.

We have 50 lots IN Rcnton hill, the most
popular residence district OF the city, for
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C. A. MCKENZIE.

$4,000 to loan on real estate security: any
part OF IL desired
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NICHOLS 4 MUM.
Phone. Main $40.
BOND H. LAFARGE.
Rooms ! and 2 Pei. Building.

Rooms l and P.-I Building
Tel, Main TIA.
FOR SALE.
eS00-A whole block In Woods South Dr.
vision. Green Lake. near car line: ten
lots.
Se00--Six lots on Tenth avenue north,
Crown addition supplemental.
N6D0-Two lots splcndidly situated for
small business purposes on corner OF
Twelfth avenue and Jackson street. on
corner.
spiendidly situated lot on BoyIston ave-
nue.. very near Madison street.
Beautiful residence block on Highland
drive: nne view OF Sound: all cleared
and fenced: will be close to new car
line.
Lot corner Thomas and Sixth avenue
north, Denny's Park addition.
ts.3oo-I>ot corner Dexter and Harrison
streets; has two-story house and store
In front and two small buildings In
rear; penny's Home addition
81 acres In Burns n McClernan's plat.
near Mount Pleasant cemetery between
Ninth and Eleventh avenues; well situ-
ated and Will be very valuable will sell
In two-arre tracts.
u.S0o-Brand new two-story house. seven
rooms. city water, on two lots. Ninth
avenue north.
General real estate and insurance
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LOTS Queen Anne Fgiu, fr8sn yiEa 70 xga
good v'cW - giiY ana sound. ga cleo.
trie road nre-eerr freefa 90 Green
Lake boulevard ~ fsN EeF acre. haal.
ness cwrher Queen AnHe avenue rant
hrtugs 30 nTr neuf rsf. rsssfn for five
more buildings hanHss sHd lots IN IN
So ia 81 ~. = 80. hnsirpes ief 80 -r-,i~s
apanue S4@NaD FNnts AsuE {n
per cers. net wfta present TN
rroveratats Sag oa Fnsrih and
Denny way wNh twa neW build
imEs rents So per usnNth room for
another house lots Twenty sana ave-
rye. ExIa 50 each - cash. balance
tusfElIlurnrs 60 slsf 5-arre tfarfa I'm
proved. with house and barn. sTsa each
riase 70 City limits r. r. smart "a
Roswell building
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MADISON AND TWENTIETH AVE.
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GREEN LAKE bots. ea Tor sale. IS ana
up. also several houses and lots ~
Thurston & Marshall, klrkweoa avenue.
Cream Lake
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
) COMPTON a CO

I've fun tass s.raen heaae, stssst graded
ear service. Sirsis ~ fsuts ehesp
and EASY terms
Prise ...,,-.. .,t..-,. .....-,... s. so
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01
End of the Fair.

After being in progress for nine nights,
the Firemens Fair came to close on
Saturday night. Although not as success
full as it was hoped it would be, a neat
sum was cleared The net proceeds will
amount to about Sass.
The $I2 in gold given away at the door
vas won by John +. Welsh. Fhe lucky
number was I625.
The articles CHANGED off and those who
won them are as follows.
Quilt, Mrs. Barbara Cline; water set, r
A Thompson; rug. w. w. Westphalli
stand. !. c. Keller; fruit stand, Geo. w.
Chambers; dressing case. Mamie Stone
burger; stew pan. Bessie Yontz; set CT
knives and forks, Bertha Frlskey; DoX
writing paper, Bessie Yontz; white bureau
scarf, {. w Kilbourn; blue bureau scarf,
George Bradshaw; white baby hood, Os-
car Long; popcorn pepper, Frank Dun
ham: blue baby hood, Frank Durham;
pair baby shoes, Harry Lemaster.
The following are the successful candi-
dates:
Ida Buckieman, bracelets; Eva NJ tn
ers, fur; Clara Mathers. macintosh; Mrs.
Gregory, lounge; Bessie Custard, rocking
chair: Mrs. Brown Grimm, gold watch;
John Long, castar; Ida Manspeaker. set OF
dishes. Goldie kershner, bracelet Miss
Penn, lamp; John Poisal, gun.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01
Old Walls Collapse.

Part of the north wall of the Hooper
building, located at the Baltimore & Ohio
Queen street crossing, which is one of
the old landmarks of the town, collapsed
SUNDAY night about eight O'Clock
The old wall was very weak and had
been bullying out for sometime and the
owner, Mr.. Charles H. Quenze, had been
contemplating repairing it. The con-
tinued damp weather. together with Sun
days heavy rainfall, had a weakng effect
upon the wall and last night the outer
part of it collapsed, taking along with it
The porch iu front of the antiquated
building. The upper part Of the building
IS occupied BY the family of Jas, Thomp-
son. who also runs barber shop in the
front room. The basement is occupied
by Felker & Letters wholesale estab-
lishment.
According to the oldest residents, this
old stone structure was erected by George
Light in the year 1883 and was first used
as wholesale house lthas since been
used for many other purposes and could
lhe Old walls speak they would doubtless
nave many strange notwithstanding stories
TO relate. Before the Civil War the build
ing was used by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company as passenger station.
Ii was latter occupied by William Hoop
err. who ran a hotel in the building. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson have occupied the
building for the past sixteen years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01

While out hunting with Constable Rus-
ser FRIDAY afternoon Mr. "A. A. Lamon
s OF a large owl which measured 80 m.
cnes from lip 10 tip. The owl was shol
N the farm Of Fl II. Rutherford, tenant
d bv Milton Miller. He shot it while i
vas flying. Beside the owl, they shot one
partridge and two rabbits.
Ii is understood on excellent authority
hat Lyman McCaly, formerly OF Gin
innatl, but now a resident OF New York.
wll become general passenger agent o.
HI b & o railroad on January ist. Mr.
lcCartg has been connected for 50 years
With the b. & O in the capacity 81 gen
srai western agent, general eastern agenl
and general assistant agent.
For those who believe IN the fatality o.
he number I3. the American quarter dol
lar is about the most unucky article they
can carry. On this coin there are stars
I3 letters in the scroll which the eagk
holds in its bcak. - feathers are IL rs
wing 10 feathers in rs tail, - parable
lines on the Shield, - horizontal stripes
70 arrow heads. and - letters in the word
quarter dollar.
The People Of the United States use
more meat than The people Of any other
ma ion. England ranks second, and the
other countries come far below. A per-
son may eat meat perhaps 10 advan age
once day. Its not necessary, however
that meat should be on the table three
tim day; in fact. it is quite an objec-
tionabe custom. November l. di c S
Home Journal.
While bringing a load Of empty barrels
from In wood to this city, Alien Getz, OF
Inwood, had the misfortune to have his
leg broken near the ankle Mr. Getz was
driving the wagon down the Winchester
pike. when a gust of wind struck the
wagon. topping over barrels. driver and
all His ankle was broken in alighting on
the or ,und. DR. Morgan, Of Gerardstown,
reduced the fracture
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01
Yellow Jaundice Cured.

Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible for list
relief. 1t is with pleasure we publish
the following: This is to certify that
was a terrible sufferer from Yellow
Jaundice for over six months, and was
treated by some of the best physicians
in our city and all to no avail. DIR.
Bell, our druggist, recommended Elec-
trIc Bitters, and after taking two bot
ties, was entirely cured. now take
great pleasure in recommending them
to any person suffering from this terri
BILE malady. / am gratefully yours,
NJ. A. Hogarty, Lexir gton, Ky"
Sold at Matthaei's Pharmacy
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01

There Is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble is allowed to adj
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness Of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form OF kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer Swamp Root the new dis
coYery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. II has cured thousands
OF apparently hopeless cases. after all other
efforts have failed, At druggists in fifty-ceni
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, N Y. and
mention this paper.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01
Fire at Foltz.

Foliz, w. Va.-The stable belonging tc
our postmaster at this place, {. w. Fol2
was totally destroyed by fire Thursday
night by the accidental overturning of a
lantern The flames when discovered. had
made sue Roadway that liule Of the con-
te IS We, savei. The heroine of the hour
was Miss Ida Williams, wn managed to
save the morse, which fortunately was tied
with a rope halter, which had burned in
two, andvwhen the young lady got the
door open the morse leaped to freedom.
Mr. G. w. Bender entered The building
ard saved set of harness The flames
devoured all else. leaving smonld ring
ruin The loss isestimated at $500. No
insurance.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01
A Village Blacksmith Saved Els Little
Sons Life.

Mr. Fl. II. Black. the well known vii
lage blacksmith at Grahamsvlle, Sullivan
Co., NY. says Our little son. five years
old, has always been subject to Group,
ard so bad have the attacks been that we
have feared many times thai be would die.
We have had he doctor and used many
medicines, but Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is now our sole reliance. II
seems to dis olive the tough mueus and
by giving frequent doses when the croupy
symptoms appear we have found that he
dreaded Group is cured before ii gets set
remedy for i contains no opium or other
injuries drug and may be given as conf
IDENTITY to babe as TO an adult For sale
by Mattnaei's Pharmacy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-12-01

Land for New Railroad.

The Bessemer Limestone Company has
succeeded in purchasing the rights OF way
all the land over which the railroad is
to be run from the main line of the b. &
o. TO The new stone quarrles near Bed
ilgton and the contract forthe cons rue
ton of the road will be let this week.
AS soon as the contract rs let the Coz
tractors viii 60 to work right away and
before two months have pas d it is
ex .ected that The road will be completed
and hundreds of hands will be at work
in the new quarries.