davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave New EoEk foot q GasnSeTs s.
q follows. ) earlier "
BOO a DalIy-Sold Jrain for E-1alo- AT > n
Bilghar1ton Wsvsrly. E1u1-a alc Bradford Coaches.
psElor and cate tinluE % 8uIa-o
BIO a. n--D4ily. except SN51ayS % 51gla-r-1ls
OWego. Wa Delaware Valley pct--s-
Daily M9ntceIlo. Pullman Pa-ior cars
= 80 2. Daily y-C,hcaS1 LiIltsd-Fast l-sti-sCl1
Chicago ArTtvias so Cleveland q a.
Chicsgo
so ? Daily--Bu,aIO ard Cleveland zxPress-a---
T.OS Bradford 100
town 1927 Cleveland Il so slespsrs 70 Bustal0
9.IS D q paty.-soid train ~ BiaEsa-ut1n VTa-sr-
y. El-z Chicago sleepe-s Sualo. Chicago. CASA
rau- Dining
FTvTCKETs. LOC-L TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN aC-
L CCrfSfODATrOSS III IL 26I. 41I aat s5T Szaaa-
I55 Eas, 125rh 213 Wes- tsch $. cra-ecs-s
s. Broadray E-ooklyr. ~ Rive- s. E1oakse al
NPV Zr11zcer cats
S-=rf~a-f~~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
IvERpooL corroN ,tARKEr.

Liverpool, Aug 2e. ! ? m--co,tSn-sPot Increased
good misaing lind: altadliag. SAD low Sai1si.ss
5l4d: good ordirAry SD Ordinary The Salss of Js
cay COO bales, so spe-ilatlor
and expert and included 1000 bales American Receipts
800 cass, all American. Futures opened stsaav ars
closed steady American middlirg August s8js8
buyers August and Septsber, l4-64s5 I5-e4d buyers:
September aad October. e0-64d sellers October sns
November So-s4d sellers; November and Dscernber
45-64d sellers December &a6 January s2-e4d sellers
January and February so-e4d sellers February ana
March. 3S-64fB4 39-64d March
a. sellers April ard S5-549S ET-8ad bly
srs: May and Iuns S5-G4gs 26-e+d buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

cuist SPECIAL Liverpool cables-Spct cottcu
Sgs e 4es-at-SR and ezDor7. 100. American,
s sss-f5. ease 6y i1'' ns a lssef De Dec
158-b s5 49e'sb. AGrch-ApT1l 43T54s: AprtI-May.
ssIteufs- .---s 452-sc. August. 5351zb; August
Ateab-r E-s ten 1eE-October. Cos, October
-~s @2e cotas move slo7-.y
f1,- - AEALs--A better demand vas repor,sd
Z Eaesf - a. az eutegu1e of the two days strength
taree esrs~s -t--Fs showed slight tendency ad-
ys.ents fsfss ~ q spllng patents We quote Spring
latezts o. Nlltsr atratg1tg S3 50a - 60 viaueF
E1.er 81 - spTing clears 81 T54s3 Is extra No
Gsss sss--z8'sS-; extra 80 alaLsT 81 70Qs2 so 10
s-g.E-EsEs1o PrI ICE spof and aTrlVe-...- FtY
Z lsscv ss quoted; Far 70 goad S3qs5 %. cholcs
r. 1res - s51st5ss ~ --- -coREMEAL-FIrE quoted
esssc @-1sS t.ae white sac yellow s5c9xI: eoa-se
81 zsasis zs zs szL-2uist quoted spr.ne bran spot
- 80 tlt sSgSi6. e5s-ee winter brsa sI7asf9 at
l9a1y -'ss-.Hg sc 52asls; city bran SIC 50asI7
- o. corr Oh CAKE 40 70
ss-AlA-WEEA T-snecslsrfvs ser,,,,.,. 8, ,h.s. ,s,
no ery hof is Increased bulishnsss yesterday for
years io-- -- @-nIeF Eaezt movement fsl below
seagtes r. re sarle Gay. but export business
= chcaRe - sg"4se 100 Loaes a. all points mostly
EFssssj s. Kansas gtty and 81 Lesu.s There was a
hsss9nz - -ts ~ pr-ces throughout The day
means D2t sufficiently steady dsI0te
nFals al ssetlefee Demand franl local shorts
1e 6sy eHeat penis Bere only sol COO buEk fos
Ehest % tl = hsEcs At the rrincipal eprlnE
s5 can - sIslpts for TIE day 293 cars against
i18enee .F corresponding cay last veal Another
faaks pFcfcAed Considerable satisfaction ir bull
sssEse b. - r'llilaE estnsa Cf Oe0 de-
sssg 49, ttrd ERngd9H crop compared with last
sgthr - r ne sTDslieff yseiG since fS25 TIE ssu@
Erbs- lnDzzt $50 G00 bueh Recent unfsvora hl-
lxiss 80 sheTt tizae we're expected 10 De fur
'As crops Liverpool was up ssd yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug 2a.-sp-tus wheat No Northern car
loads, s. &c winter wheat 75c asked; white AID
mixed, I3-s G749sc Oats hT-r No white 2bc No 3,
z5c No 4. 24c; No mixed 234s G2ic: Nc 90, 23sc.
Corn steady No yellow 45a45i4c. No yellow, 451s
No f5c; No 44%sc- Barsy. Ohio mating
44l46c Rye. NORMALLY SIC Flour quiet, but stsady
Canal fretghts steady; wheat 2@c &c: cats, the
barley lfsc 27sc; 9axsee6 2%ac SeTXor luna-
Der. 81 % Albany and 81 20 % Sew-Xo-k-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

e-llaVa-
HARLEM DIVISION.
az 4 u and 3.S5 II. Daily. except sunday. 70
F1ttsAs!d. Suntays go a.
Pullman Cara on al through trains.
ilumlua Flltsch Lgat
Ticket cscss us eel, 315 sa- l.zl6 Br7adway =
Inion Sc W. 27H Columbus Az. .93 West i23rh
l.5th t. 1Csta New S3S Ard Tc5
Fulton st and l04 Broadway, z D, ByooS.yn.
Telsphole SO 5S-h Street far New York Central Cab
Service. BasgaRe checked frpm OF residence y
Nestcctr Company
0EoRlE b. pANIELs Genera PasssaEer Assas
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

pVERTiSEN-ENrs au,g suhs--rlurlaas tr rh- r-le,..
y r.ssived a. ,sslr Up'owa olnce Nae2t2 BroAVay.
= 11eF acrt1 of d-zcst uut aclacEsx
s@.s Tsesyet A. tse tooEtaE eyanch ssss regular
sH1-e rates u1C1 1'ct1rk q m. Srh-ave
cIr -a4-ft. l52 ErH-ave f2rh-sz-
aid tarn-
West Isrh-sr go ~
sd-se. Tth and sta East 41rasr- ~
el-4F- sSeCWesn rdrh
etssst- = Nc lst-ave. Sfh-sr- 651 ad-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NV YapE 1ETspIl 3 WFSTFps pY
BALTlNORF & OeIO 3. r.

FUA TIE WEaI-
Leave New YosA Soot :. -.-s-,- sFs0ssa EegEy
tVNl--snall zari-er
.pa.y. TExceqt sUatays ssszaaya
CHICAGO. 80 Liberty s-rear - = y 81
FITTs6CRG, $50 a. m C-oe--y ssrs4 0a>1 'sOs
-uo y and l2-i5
clScISSNaTL 81 LOCIs, 'IOeO a NJ 100 ,. -
80 IS nSLL
ROYAL ELUE TRAIN4
WASHINGTON EALTINoRE $50. 5000 CDIaeri.
slL3o a CDlr-rl- VlaO tLi1erl.
- CEoya- L.n-te-- eNc-us.se.y sszl-ll11 TEatl.
Ltnsz and Sate -5Qo ton=rl. 30 - totaerl a14
az IS r4shl NORFOLK t4-o0 ?. u2
AZ tr--ns illuminated w-h gntSc1Sd-.Eat-
CtlceH- il3 - efl 80 tS0G HrcezEay - UuEca
sF W. - bows-y y. p G38 Fulr1E 81. Bruokiyn.
Wc'talaA Terminal Liberty %Esagz cAscke4
fros= hatei res.aence 8ast-aa1on-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
sorrHrHN COTTON MARKETS

Nsw-orieans. Aug 2s-cotton quiet; nidaliug exc,
low rniddng aAe: good ordinary, sac. reeei5ts 2sT
bales; sxports eoastse COO sales 100; stock sS TaS
ST. Louis Aug 2e-Corton Eniddlins 3 e-Iac Low
zadng sAe' COED ordiasry s5se; receipts, 50 bales
shipusntG. $50: sales 200. stock. e.sl5.
Savannah. aug. 29-cotton quiet and steady Eiddlias
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

Lice; receipts 2220 bales; exports coaswtss. 11S3
sales 2l3. stock SAT-.
Galveston, Aug 29.Cotton steady; middling 9rtc
middlnE 1516c; good ordinary Tl6c, receipts lisa
bales; sales 100 stock. 6,Se5.
Memphis Aug. 24-Cotton steady. n4d5ling. e-isc;
low middling se good ordinary. 91ecs receipts g
bales. shipments. 80. sales 50. stock s.3I6.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

sp--ng wheat 7-gTzl.c No red 75sGT57sc. No corn
= 941-sc; No yellow. Il 2s H%c; y. oats 2262
Lg oasy. 81 95sc fair choics mailing. 4246cs Nc
sS . 1oes4 % coEersesc contract Craze 50 1850
mess PORK Dol, SO Sl1 lard, per IS
- ly short ros sides Goossl Sc e09$7 Is dry satsd
so1eIs ooXecl 81 GA S6 %; snort clear sides boxe
81 5SI 50; loaS unchanged On the Produce
sxchange tnay the butter market Arm crsaneres
1s82I1ee datriss 14glsc. Cheese STEADY 1Oss e11isc
Eggs hr-a, fresh, is , d14c-
Nc 62sa9a I'M IA Aus c 2-Fl24r sgse waeas sesiys hghsr
No mixed 221ac Rye steady; No 2 SAC
Duluth, Aug. 2S-Closs: Wheat-No l hard cash Ts&c;
777se Septembsr 775sc Decsnber 77zss SO NortSsrn
Use; spring. TAG Corn ao7se- Oats. 2sssc-
-AilS-auzse, aug 2a-Wheat higher; No l No-rhsrn
Is; 40 : northern 5i74G l+l4c Rye arm No l. a2c
S@14ey HTEaer' No ? 51c' sample. So95Oc-
Minneapolis, Aug 2e-wheat-Augusr T44se: ssptsn-
No Northern 75sac. No Northern. T49sc. Flour and
bran unchanged.
P5iladeiphia Agg 2swheat an. %e higher. contract
saoe, august f51zG43s4c Corn firm, &c higher;
clipped. 2sc waite 25c: No mixed 24iSesc Bi-
SS Ha Iancy western creamery. 22c % p-ials, 23c
western, 15c; Southern lac Cheese ouet Recsipts
F4olr, ZIo obls. 100000 n. in sacks wheat, 600
Wheat 43 600 BUSH % 0eO bush oats Is 90 bush
&C august &C; September IKE Octobe- 72s c;
December, 741sc; No hard. 6977Oc Corn No 2 cash
csE1oeE' sc oats No cash. 21c; august. 21e Sep
24l.d25c-
Toledo. Aug. 2s-wheat inactive higher: August and
active higher; No cash 42+sc; September 43sc De-
eeIncer; 35e Oats dull unchanged Ne ? cash. 22Nc
C6ysrseed active aigasr 1885 pine ss 1sss y-rs . 5
50 IN; october 50 50, No 2, s. S.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
WEST SHORE RI,

Trains lezvs Fra2z-a $ Syar1l. y =. As es1oVs-
ard Ism 81, y r
- Is 4 M.-Fa- iCte-c2 p-i-rs Al1z-y N1serea--
C 20 A Nd Rlp Van Vt1lIs F1ysE c1r CacsSa Ms
III % Nc Lake Nol11z A--evasSa SeFat1g1-
-c.sEtli Lake NcEC-E Z "a
= ? ~ Cont Ltd f-- Dss-1c C1-caE1 L0a-s-
rS - M-ta Cc-slJtu Lr5 sc- Cats NrErc3r-s-
ta,s5 Ne Fa~ Eutsoz Rivsr EssE5s % sslaaay-
s6I6 &-TCE flocnss-e- 5---a-c. C-ere- 4 sGtcaso.
tst2 7 N-Eor Ltaehss,s- s145a-1 ps--5.' - Losis
10 NJ Stcc6.. Ntzs- Deg
'Dai!y- 7Int',y sxse9e Sgn-ey Lssves 5-ooissn A.
. - A. & 81 Iss-sS Is-s-v cs-v p RP So
Nc. ! a. s,s5 a IL 2 I1-20 4 u. az tC5sR. N. 4
2 p tables rri-cf-al Arcs.s 1e1-es.
checlsG e~0u1 h0-s residence ~ yVescr
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

Exports Tor the week: To Havana. 1.20T bales; 10
Ja13aiSa 2S1; 70 Eayt 4 70 Manila 245pi 10 Liver
pool 23592; Glasgow 1916 total 50 795 bales. total
last week. 4.S2s bales.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of
milk and different railroad distributing
points in and the city for the week have been
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
LACKAWANNA RAHROAD.
WABASH RAILROAD.
FREE Reclining Chair Cars
FAST TINE.

Famous Continental Limited leaves Nsx Yasx daily
n. arrives Detroit $50 a II Chicago a25 P NJ
- Louis TIa p II next dars CHS Roru-
ING 0ciocL Also taEeugh FOR Chicago and ST..
Louis. leaving New farA eco. Is p q. daily.
Queen City special leaves New YORK 10 A. a. ar
City $50 r. n day-
Il. b MeCLELLlAN c. z A. ss7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
Railroads.
DENHSYLVANIA


@UIs W. IL ~ Il
8 RATLROA
SIAT9a ATb i95 g TT 1yD o4EB4 sTET
S%1he leaving fiIne 1Fem DesbFOsses and
CoFtiandt Streets is fSe minutes later than
station except where otherwise noted
is1 Car. N.5 A. 80 ts.-a = -%o Sc 80 pss.
s.5s 4 ~ r. p,1- EAsT 3 aaa ssy...a4
cars FoF s'F Gssr5 pis cs.5 s3a4 o1s &c Seas
@.sdi3Ragalis, I'd LoaisSIis - I-aa-s
EoE Tos5o NsssSs va va caoiuass 5 sis ana Loais7s
S'55 p ~ 81 LOUIS ExPREss-Fo- Pi,lssa-z Co
5-55 ?. n WzsTEEo = E51r5sEss-ES- ch.au-o. 70.
7.s5 P. ". PacTFTc r-,zPREss-r,r p.ssssu-E ana
Ras.s 55,5 sox-ls s 10y se.ly via sss7sns2ss ValsT
So y " cIEvELANo AND rTNCTVStTI E,r-
wAsaIsGToSz s;;,rz SSD sT;;rf TnE f'sc,T2rii scTTn
Io25 DE- s l9Io '2ss9r0s9s. ana co.r.Has ss=s
30 20 Dssa-asse. aad cersl9ads strSsss, 2S55. a.
as . Gfni5E csr, 4ss 49, az - D-si5s 5ss -.
f3s = S9aAy % p A - 80 i9-ss soia-< sd
c Se1 peas7g cars = as Dizag Car. ts5 Osa.ns
soTTaERN g5 % sA'LwAY--ET5r-ss. - 4ss p Il. r2tO
No5,F9IS 95s 1l.I AND wESrERN RAILwAY-Eor Xs@psas
AT1-As'TIc COAST TTSE1Ez51sss 5 ass = n aas as
cHEsAPFaTIE OHIO RAuwAT-ass a z azz AS
sFARosRn AIR LINE--Ezrrszs. = 8 p n and 121O
ATLANTIC cT-Y-sS a n sas PAS p n wesk-s4ys
5.1rolsh. Esstiaalsd T-aiz4 Bu1sr P--lor Cars ard
SAPE NAy.-I2gs , n v.eE-aay.
West Tvsaty-tsirs ssrsst S.s.o-5 q = @ 20
10 saturtsvH HH,v, . y Is sH 4I0 4D ant
= - . n Sc0tavE 81 n , n ce-o-n
Lse.nrosse. s-d C-rtiands
~ = - Satu-asv- anFvN. 70 an $40
@ao f-oo ? 0T-S--- SIS m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
S-Iu CDssorosses and CSELAaadr -.
5S5 s25 SIS. . s. Peaas. Laallr-s) 1910 Co---
presses and cortsndt sCrsets I'D CDnisE Car. ias5
SSDinlaE Csrl l5s a n. lzs5 . Css0rassss ard
ort3andt Streets 22O. s. - ass. =. 425 CDsa-
CEa - Dining cayl. 5s5 Dining Car. IS.
&C eoaeses5. s3s. So as SIS 1ISis-s q 81 16s5
iIa1ns Car e l2-55. (Diz1.z Carl.
tI1i1fnS carr ass tDtlf-E S.55 Cr-11-z Carl
- % 655 - - u
Ticket oaices Nos 4s1. 8 IS 1l0e fss4 II sna ~
5rosdWaY. AStor House. West T7vsu.y-tht-d scrsse
StaLlon. and - tons f10t a. 0ae1r1zzas au5 Curr-
landt Streets; Cou-c S--set ssn Trl.on s-rea. o.
Slst-on Jersey city TIE New Yo=k Transfer Con-
ps1S VII ceN tnr sad check hagEaEe aad
-,eSt19nHes through q aesrizs
4elep101e -7a74 Ftghrsenth
RailrNa7 raN S4-v~es
J. = FIT--0-zTTSs0N. WOOD
f'e~s~7' (ara-~- passfr
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

- ec2r closet qutst and steady. quotations
sed q the oasis Of sssc to- ritdling upland
- - aac1ilLg Cur Sales I2i bales. Southern
- -ssefH were teisETsphed follows: Sey-Orleans
Us 4coie nominal &C. Savannah quiet and
5@-tf-. l-l5c Up; Wilmington, nothing doing
- - a. sac t2r old and exc for new: Baltl-
-o---aA e. s&c Memphis STEADY 6 9-I6c:
GU q ssy -~ - a 49, ---0- Ii-s u A@J--s
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NAVAL STORES.

er,r,,s ruled quiet and about steady yesterdays
cline. Resin was dun and unclaimed Quotations follow"
TAR-Reg5;lars 81 50 do oil bois. S4
SPIRITS TURPENTIS,E-37 d3sc -.-- -
good strained. 81 a. z 4SL % +
81 IS 81 IS: G. 81 20 II. 81 90; 81 80, K s2 10 NJ
90 25. \ So 50, " G. - 50, ", 81 90
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpenHe 1939 so i SSs
4~'a N-s
Wilmington Aug 23-spIrts turpeutiHe dull; nothing
doing: receipts 17S obs Rosin dull and urchange1 e1 55
tUrperttrs dull al 81 ZtGlS- ~
reeefptg ~ btls Tar quiet 81 70: receipts 81 bbs
SaTannah Aug. 29-Spirits tCrpeutne drm Soc, re-
CENTS bbls 025 bbls exports eS oo!s fosln
r and unchaage5 receipts G66 obs; SAFES &dso no4s
exports 1852 bbs --t--
Charleston &9--NotHlH= aolA4 u 19sF'S4'+i-S-
Asc1 o5as1 Sr Aus aa-Tufp peItlne-sptri,s eos 80.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot % Reci~r St
T6rrugh Point Pleasanc-9-00 1000 A
% POO s:45 4-so s,so NJ Through % oeea7
Grove-s.n0 ? " Su-dsvs-Th-nugh % Point Pleasant
1000 A NJ 10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PFTLADELPHTA.
ffs4so +Tsa +s-0o 300 "l0-uO sII.sO A. NJ ti-oo
$3.50 800 +3s0 t4:3o. 500 100. FT30 s3sOO
llte:25 P s1a-Is rdr
BALTIMUISE AND WASHINGTON
'%S0 1s:uO 'Iu-yU- -11-50 L. T1suO. -4ss '@-o0-
eS>oO. 100 p. N sI2:i5 udL
ofcss: LLbeT!y 81 Ferry. South Ferry. lIs II 81
4S4 945 1900. 1884 Broadway. Sth otn
g Union I53 t2Srh West E1C1
ST. PAS Columbus Az. New York Court St t44 so
Fulton ST. Brooklyn: e5 Broadway. Williamsburg Af~
yerk calls and checks baggage % des
nation
lFr-rr LFhsr-y orfv sra'Iv- tDaHy. szss5t sun
sS-raevz r0fv $SaFT-5s~s na'y
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

Eo-Co1ee market steady; No Rio, $500. exchange
---S-- recsipcs, 60C bags. cleared f1- rhe United
ad1l 5aEE-
TIE statistical position Brazilian coffee is as FOL
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

Pullman Cs-s OF sIf sx7res- rFlsns
sOCTH rLALNF IELD a 4 8OCND BROOK Ioeaa Week
4 NJ. "a 3 n " ClrrL-
and Desh SIS % A " AZ an q c -0 P il
Tickrts and Pullman Is ~ S., - a1d
I Broa4way 9 Crlon square Wes- - Co,alhus ave T.
Sc,4C
y 2 TrnSss- Co VII c for and c1eck oagsase tr hoe Or
residence t1r4u 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

LEHECH VALLEY.
sarocs foot of Wesr C0randr and Des5rossss sees
(Pslna z = EsrF1sAl
Street Cortlan6r Dss1ross.s sl1 sDafiT.
Except sunday. SUNDAY . 2 N sunday 5s5 4 n SIN
x 4 n s-rr-F 4
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

zs-5 - a ne ports interior potuts to-day con-
--- ne same cay .ast week and lssr year
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

F--sgn Ca1ee Markets. ssarosCo5@e market steady;
rs5s santos 800 coo bags Hamburg
C-Ess market opened unchsrgsdi 25o 1zE% pig
- over sz-ss p 009 bags. Eavre-Coffee market
-yenes ssasv and unchanged = unchanged:
@lZ lower and irregular; & 3 80 ? ?
f-uc higher -otal sales. >. eco Gags
Es-uz-v July 81 90
Fs5r-a-T 50 *
EE-cr ...-......-.-- September
-f1 C1rober SO 90
Hay ............. November ..-...-. 50 80
Trne 81 Is December 81 X
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

Receipts OF breadztu1s points II thousands
tsi tTee eiphers OO omitted: -four bbs
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
RGl!rnaos
new YORK CENTRAL,

Il - - Il - = 80 80. s.aa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
REPEATING A GOOD STORY
She Was Not DrinlSer and Missed
Its Point.

She Was Not IA DrinlSer and Missed
Its Point.
My wife has just heard that old sto.
ny about the man on the train aud tie
corkscrew." said my neighbor Tile
story goes this way: Man rises in a caI
and says. is there man from Bangor
Me, In the carr Mother inan gdts ur
with an inquiring look on his face
I'm from Bangor says he. Well,
says the first Teller. let me take your
corkscrrw
My wife thought the story was pref.
~ good The other night ! was cut in
the sitting room reading, and she was
in the parlor talking with the woman
from over the way had to stop read
ing and listen to this:
"Oh. say says my wife, 4 heard an
awfully funny story the other day,
Now, let ne think a minute. Can't be
that I've forgotten it. Let's see Oh.
yes. This is il. The other day on the
train a man got up in the car all at
once and shouted just as loud as he
could. us there a man from Bangor,
Me-. in this carr Every one jumped
and looked at the man. one person
down near the door stood up and said.
I'm from Bangor. sir" The other man
then said. ''Will you be Kind enough TO
let me take your screwdriver" There,
Isn't that funnyY
He. he. he snickered the ,ther
woman a little easy. Yes that's a real
cute story; just as funny as 1t can be.
But what did be mean? guess /
don't understand what it is about
II could almost hear the wife think
ing. Then says she: We'll. my gracious
that doesn't sound so funny now. |
wonder what the trouble is with IL?
Guess ! didn't tell il right. But no
matter. on, you We're going 10 tell me
about that new ribbon cake that and
then | continued with my literary
studies" --LewistoP tMe) journal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
DIRECTORY.
BERKELEY COUNTY

CIRCUIT CouRT.--Judge, ThirteeT tn
Judicial Circuit, f. Boyd Faulkner,
Clerk, l.. Dew. Gerhardt. Prosecuting
Attorney, u. s. q. PItzer: Sheriff. J r.
Smith; Deputy Sheriffs, j. X. Catrow,
NJ. s. Tabler, w. NJ. Hollis, f. NJ. Hardy
9epuiy Sheriff and Jailer.
Terms OF the Court commence on the
'econd Tuesday in January, April, and
september.
COUNTY Court. President. q. p. Ri
,er Commissioners, Joseph Fiscus
r. II. StuSkey, Clerk, |. l.. Bender.
Terms commence, first Monday Ia
derch, June. September and December.
commissioners OF Accounts, john 4.
Picking Adrian @. Nadenbousch. L.
Dew GerEardt; Surveyor of Land, /,
W. Woods; Assessor. First District, @
L. Nicely; Assessor, Second District,
.. III. Fulk; General Receiver,
denry j. Seibert, Coroner, VIM. Mckee;
Sealer OF Weights and Measures, David
Pitsnogle; Stew an Of Almshouse Thos.
Wolford.
Local Board of Health, Il. l.. Hot
nan, John l.. Williamson. DIR. 8. N.
Myers, the Precedent of County Court
aud Prosecuting Attorney.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
NEW OSTRICH FARM.
Plans 90 Control the Rearing BUSH
ness In the United states.

At Phenix, A. T., is TO be the head
quarters for the ostrich rearing indus
try of the western continent. A. u.
Pearson, who recently took up options
secured ON all the principal ostrich
tlocks in the United States, has an
nounced his intention of combining all
his purchases at that place, says the
New York Tribune. He has purchased
500 acres of alfalfa land nine miles
from PheniX and will move there the
2oo birds from the Phenix farm and
about 600 more secured by him else
where.
Parsons purchases include all the
birds in the United States with the ex-
ception of the small focks at Jackson
vile, Fla. and San Antonio, Tex, and
those owped by circuses and geological
gardens He has practically formed an
ostrich trust and is favored by the 90
per cent tariff ON feathers and by the
Cape Colony export tariff of $500 a
bird About 100000 was expended
by Mr. Pearson in cornering the os
trich market. He asserts that he has
| not left over 100 birds in other hands
| He is in the business for profit anc
states he expects to realize $50 a veal
! from the feather crop of every mature
| bird. The United States now annually
! imports ostrich feathers valued a
| nearly 100000, including the duty.
| The experience of years has shown
| that Arizona is fully as well adapted
TO the rearing of ostriches and the pro
| duction of fine feathers as Is ever
! South Africa. Here the incubator
| Matched chicks are reared on plaiI
diet of alfalfa. which they relish abov'
all other foods and on which they ar
pastured at small cost in the SAM
manner as are horses. They thrive u
the mild winters and hot summers, ant
sickness among them is unknown. lso
lation is advisable. however, If tn
best results are sought, and on this &C
count, ii is understood. visitors viii b
coldly welcomed at the new ostric'
farm
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14

Martha street. Preaching. Il a. m. ~
p. m. sunday school, 9.15 a, m..clsd
) p. M, weekly prayer service. Wed n
iay y p. NJ. otficial meeting on Mon y
after third sunday = p. NJ. Seats fres
rev. y. a. FerguR n. Pastor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14

Horace Greeley and Mary Young
Cheney were married the first day they
met They had correspondent for some
time, a common friend. who was some
thing of Il matchmaker, having brought
this about. She was all his fancy paint
ed her. but she was much disappointed
in bis appearance, SO much SO Thai
when he appeared before her. having
proposed and been accepted by letter.
she frankly told him that. although she
married him. she was not in love witt
him. Their married life was long and
happy. and the loss of his wife was .
blow which Greeley did not long sur
Vive
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
Only 4 lAuen.

Only lxugh hat The icy uf The henrs N y.
Dropping 50 blithely from cai * tise gioas1.
Down from tho easement slsat has tie red naasH
In it,
Flooding with sunshine my poor little room
Only laugh, but know well whose choice y. :
Oh / can gtcss whose the ligs tHat can chan.
Whose is tae smiling mouth. whose babb.-ag voies
it IS,
Putting such perfume ID only laaghl
only Taught My lone life is 80 shadowy.
Hinged vita che darSaess that solitude grows,
Most OF tile brightness missed. most Of IT'S gas
away,
Most Of lis tenderness chilled by the SHOWS
Only a laugh, but so mach q the ray IN ~
Ca were taere t5ye twoud be sWeater by haisl
| could forget that my hair has its gray n i
We're It Ter me mere th9n-ouiy laugh,
Kew York Press.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
Revolving Rockets.

One style Of fireworks which is new
here. but has been made for some time
the tourbillion or revolving rocket
This Is a rocket head firing from boil
ends and balanced by a fiat wing
placed transversely across its center
1t Is placed on q smooth piece of board
and lighted from fuse in the center.
The fire from the two ends. being in q
diagonal direction. gives it rotary
motion, and the wing lifts 1t in the air,
giving Il a rapid spiral fisht-Phlla'
delphia Ledger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14

A. NJ, p N
$50 0 Ar Belington Lv oH,4
P NJ. r NJ A..
Daily Daily except Sunday
c. L. BtErz, General Manager.
C.. w. HARR1s0N. GenA Passenger Agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The Martinsburg Public Library is
open every day Except sunday, from.
$3.50 a. m. TO 1890. and from 2 p. m. TO
5, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, also in the evening from 1880 to o.
The hours for the reading room are
the same. The public are welcome,
subject 60 the rules to use the reading
coo and b eks 10 D @ Ihraty tree 81
slaige. Rooms Southwest corner Pub
tic Square.
MISS HELEN TABB, Librarian.
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