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The age-herald., 1901-02-26

MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Caldwell of Bainbridge, Ga, are visiting MT. and Mrs. John Mlner Caldwell and MT. and Mrs. Charles O. Locks. They arrived Sunday and will remain until Thursday.
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having felt moments anxiety and ac.
customed 10 his absences. replied naive.
Iy, 'WbyT "Oh." responded Mrs Win.
dibrook. ION account OF his great bust.
ness responsibilities. you know; so
much depends upon him"
Again Cissy did not comprehend. She
could not understand why this master.
full man, her father, who was equal to
her own and, II seemed, everybody's
needs. had any responsibility or was
not as Infalliblc and constant as the
sunshine or the air she breathed. with.
out being his confdante or even his as
sociate she had since her mothers
death no other experience. Youthfully
alive TO the importance OF their wealth.
IL seemed 20 her, however. only q nat.
ural result Of being bis daughter She
smiled vaguely and little lmpatientIy.
They might have talked 20 her about
herself. II was little tircsomc 20 al.
ways have 10 answer questions about
her pepper" Nevertheless. she avail.
ed herself OF Mrs. WindibrOok's In tn
tion TO go into the garden and see tho
new summer house that had been put
up among the pines md gradually d.
verted her hostess CONDENSATION into
gossip OF the towD. If Il was somewhat
lugubrious and hcsitating. 81 was. how
ever. n relief TO Cissy ond, bearing
chiefly upon the vicissltudcs or others.
gave the young girl the comforting
glow Of comparison.
Touching the complexion OF the Sc.
camp girls, Mrs Windibrook attributed
II TO their greatffvations in the all.all
desert conc day" continued Mrs. WIN.
dibr0ok. "whcn their father was nl
with fever and ague. they drove the
cattle 20 miles 10 water through that
dreadful poisonous dust. and when they
got there their lips were cracked and
bleeding and their cyolids like burning
knives, and Mamie Secamp's hair.
which uscd to be beautiful brown like
your own. my dear. WAS blcached into
a rusty yellow"
And they viii wear colors that don't
suit them" said Clssy impatienny.
Never mind. dear" said Mrs. wlndl
brook ambiguously ~ suppose they
VIII have their reward" Nor was the
young engineer discussed in u lighter
vein ut pains me dreadfu1y 10 see
That young man working with the com.
mon laborcrs aud giving himself no
rest Just because Dc says hc wants 10
Know exactly how the thing Is done
and why the old works failed" she re-.
marked sadly when AIr Windibrook
knew De was the son ~ Judge Master.
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stock he cleared $4,000. Yes, SIR" re-
peating IL with JUNCTION. $4,000 in
about two hours aud n single stroke OF
the pen. believe l am not overstating,
Miss TriNit." he added. appealing to
Cissy with portentous politeness that
was as badly fitting as his previous
"heartiness."
Cissy colorcd slightly. Il don't know"
she said simply. She was perfectly
truthful. She knew nothing OF her IA
Tiers business except the vague repu-
tation OF his success.
Her modcsty, however. produced n
singular hilarlty In Mr.. Windibrook
aud playful push. "You don't knowY
VA. but do. Yes. slr''-to the visitor
II have reason TO remember IL. L called
upon him the next day. used. sir. the
freedom OF an old friend. 'Trixit.' |
said, clapping my hand on his shoulder
the Lord has been good TO you. con
gratulate YOU
HmV he said without looking up.
What do you reckon those congratula.
tons are worthT Many man. sir. who
didn't know his style would have been
staggered. But knew my man. I look
ed him straight In the eye. ~ new or
gam said. and as good one as Sac
ramento can turn out
He took up piece OF paper scrawl.
ed Few lines on IL TO his cashier and
said, WIN that dor" Mr.. windibroolS's =
voice sank TO thrilling whisper ut
was an order for $1,000 Fact. sir
That is the father OF this young lady
fe had better luck than BiSh~.
Briggs had with old Johnson. the
celsior bank president" said the 4
or. encouraged by Windlbrook's "hna
ness' into humorous retrosprci
Briggs goes TO him for n subscrintion
for new fence round the huryfn
ground. the old one havin rotted away
fe don't want no fence seq johnson
short like. No fence round n buryln
groundT seq Briggs. starin. No. Them
as Is In the buryln ground can't get out.
and them as isn't don't want TO get In.
no how. SO you kin Just travel. | aln't
givin money away on usclessness.' Ha.
hap'
chill silence followed. which check.
ed even Pincy's glggle. Mr.. Windl.
brook evidently had no ''heartiness" for
nonsubscrlbing humor. "There are
those who can jest with sacred sub
Jccts." he said ponderously, "but
have always found Mr.. TrIxit. though
blunt, eminently practical. Your father
Is still away" he added. shifting the
conversation to Clssy, "hovering wher-
ever he can extract the honey TO store
mp for the provision OF age. An indus.
trious workerg'
Hes still away" said Cissy. feeling
herself on safe ground, though she was
not aware of her fathers chronological
habits. "ln San Francisco. think"
She was glad TO get away from MIR.
Windibrook's "heartlness" and console
herself with Mrs. Windibrool's constI-
tutional depression which was partly
the result OF nervous dyspepsia aud her
husbands boisterous cordiality. II sup
pose. dear, you are drcadfully anxious
about your father when he Is from
homeT she said 10 Cissy, with n sym
pathetic Sigh. Clssy conscious TO never
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BE Not Deceived.
Notice

All person knowing themselves to be in.
debied 20 the estate OF the late Enos Sell.
deceased, either by note or book ac.
count and which are now due and
payable. are hereby notified to call on the
undersigned executor on or before the frst
day Of November aud settle The same. as
longer indulgence will not be given. All
parties holding claims against the said
q tate are requested 10 present them Tor
settlement LEVI Su6PPEg Rxop
sept. o. 1901. st.
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One Of the best known disdlleues pro
dueing high grade whiskey and handling
huc wines. desires to correspond with re-.
liable gentleman, with the view Of having
him represent them IN Preston and sur
rounding counties, to sell their goods to
families and consumers direct. This is a
6rst-class opening for party who is we'll
acquainted in the counties. and can be made
very remuneratiye. Address,
POcAHONTAs.
J.. o. Box TO, Cincinnati, O.
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Is Life Worth Living Z

Then don't neglect a cough or cold espe.
cially when only twenty-five cents will buy
bottle OF Mexican Syrup. IL is so soothing.
ana so many consumptives have been made
Wen ny It's use. Read some Of the testi.
monials on the wrapper around each bottle
this prove this remedy more sure for deep
seated colds. habitual coughing and even
compsumption, than any other remedy
known to physicians. many Of whom recon.
memo ana prescribe II where less effaca.
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salvation OH the best liniment. Price
IS cts: large bottle. 20 cts. Greatest cure
on earth for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
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Bruises, Wounds, Swellings, Burns and
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a "a
aud S.
No. ! connects with B. &. o. No. q ats:44
A. m. for the West and No 8 az 7:s3 for
the East.
No. connects with y. & O. No 46at2:ss
p m. for the East aud B & O. train gs
West al s:ss p. m
n. HANsT. Philadelphia. Pa
General Pass. Agt.
NJ TEMpLETON
Kingwood. Gen. Man ger
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she opened 1ic dr0Wcr rapidly. bit noise
lCssiB
wished me 10 say TO you that until
you heard from - your friends - she
wanted YOU TO come and stay with her
DO comet Dor
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ALBERT A. BROWN, o.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
Travelling Statesmen a Speciality.
Rigs New and FIRST Glass.
Terms Reasonable.
kINGW0OD. w. VA.

CANE LAw.--Copies Of the game and
hsh laws Of West Virginia, compiled and
printed in small hook suitable for carrying
IN your pocket for handy reference, for sale
by {. w. Dering, Kipgwood, w. Va, At
only 10 cents per copy, or three for zs cents.
Sent postpaid to any address. If
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Pale, Funny. ChlIdren.


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II habitually picks its nose, IL IL is cross
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Trains Daily except sunday

No persons ca.ricd on any other than
he trains named above and stops only al
stations designated A. WARrfy
Gent Supt
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Z. Il q. TINE TABLE.
Taking Effect May 10th, 1901.
EAST BOUND

MAIL NAIL MAIL
A M.iA ~ I'm n. NJ p. NJ +. ".
.Grtfton~... 500 So 90 : 2.55 OS sG i5 $40 10
Newburg 49, 2iss3 81 iGs3 81 7C8 ell O5
Function. . - s 80 s835s3h2 52t oil s5
hoWlcsDurg 1.bSslOl . 3fSs 4Os as n 40
Ter Alta. = 30 q fOI "a g;ls "a i < ~ $40 ~
Oakland : 81 : % lOl ~ al ! l9s X Al si9 a.
The new "Flysr" No. ~ leaves Grsftou AZ
o;49 y: m. and Is due a. Terra Alta at
s:i5; the only stop In tn. county. aud Oakland
$3.50. nos. and 5e are the accommodations and
stop M all stations.
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WEST BoUNr

No. 81. fast train west IL the evening will
stop II iunUelton Tor passengers.
Nos. II and ore the regular accommodations
going west and stop at ali stations
Trains marked =. stop regularly, and trains
narked 4, are flag stations. Othertrains dc not
stop.
ID B. MARTIN, Manager Passenger rrafhc.
A. j. BoSAFIELD. Ag't at Tunnelton.
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MOrgantOHn & KIn6gOod Railroad.


Time Table No. ..
IN EFFECT NOV ~ 1000.
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rhe West Virginia Northern rime
schedule
IN EFFECT JUNE. a. 1901
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CHAPTER !

- lSSf was tying her hat under
her round chin before a small
-VI glass NJ her window. The
~ window gave upon n back
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Bro. Mccormick. OF the Alexant,ris
Town Talk, gets up the handsomest
and newsiest paper in the state, nc
cording to our ideas of typographica,
display, and what goes to make q
newspaper OF local interest TO the
people Of communicate the news,
and n liberal share of local adrertis-
ing. arranged In neat and attractive
style, and top-heavy editorials steal-
ously avoided. There is a woman II
the case, and we very much suspect
the good judgment and assistance OF
Mrs. Mccormick adds no little to
Town Talks satisfactory get-up.
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The sentence of death was read by
the President of Justice, and the pris-
oners were then led toward two small
mats, beside which stood the execu-
toner with u razor-like sword.
Amid the silence of the multitude
Chi Stu was led to the block by the ex-
ecutioner. He was q gray bearded
old man, with full, erect figure, i'm
posing and stately in his official
dress. He was in state of uttercol-
lapse. Kneeling on the mat his dress
was quickly removed from his neck,
and the sword with a circular sweep
descended, the head rolled in the dust
and audible groans went up from the
crowd.
Within minute Hsu Cheng Yo was
led forward. He was an aristocratic
looking man, but already half dead
from q heavy dose of opium. He
kept his eyes closed, and Immediately
all was over. Both had partaken OF
struggled opium, which rendered them
almost comatose.
The military escort and all the con-
tingents marched off the grounds in
solemn silence and the immense
crowds pushed forward and watched
the executioner's assistants sew the
heads to the bodies, which were laid
in beautiful collins and carried away
by relatives. The mandarins are
greatly impressed by the executions,
which have had wholesome effect.
In addition to the two men execut-
ed last Tuesday eight more of the
Boxer leaders are under sentence of
death, two to be beheaded, two to be
shot, and four to be ordered to COM
NIT suicide. Also number are to be
degraded, banished and imprisoned.
At the time the execution was being
carried ont the ministers held a meet
ing and determined on the part Of
the majority to draw a curtain over
further demands for blood. United
States Special Commissioner Rockhill
sided strongly with those favoring
humane methods. who avp Sir Ernest
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Twice Proven.

fVindicator. Rutherfordton. N. CT
The editor of the indicator has had
occasion to test the efficacy OF Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm twice with the most re-
markable results in each case First,
with rheumatism in the shoulder from
which he suffered excruciating pain for
ten days, which was relieved with two
applications of Pain Rain, rubbing the
parts afflicted aud realizing instant bene-
tit and entire relief in very short time.
Second, in rheumatism in thigh joint, al
most prostrating him with severe pain.
which was relieved by two applications,
rubbing with the liniment on retiring at
night, and getting mp free from pain.
For sale by j. H. McNeely, Colfax; Bnsh
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NO. L..
various Names Bestcwed by Apothes
carries On Their shops-sOme
Famous Esta blishments.

The German drug store is always a
mystery to the American when he first
becomes one Of its customers. 1t is NOT
nearly so comprehensive as the Amer
lean institution of the same kind. The
aPothecary's department. which is only
one featre of the American drug store.
is an independent establishment In
Germany and is devoted to the filling of
prescriptions and the duties of the
apothecary. The ''drogurie." quite a
separate place, provides half the arti.
cles customarily found here in the
drug store. 1t is TO the droguerie that
one must go for soap, tooth brushes,
drugs In the pure, and all of the articles
not dealt in by the apothecary. The
division may be convenient one after
the mysteries have been mastered, but
1t Is confusing at first.
Another popularity Of the apothe-
carries is that most of them have names
displayed. That custom dates from
the earliest days of their history. One
OF the most famous in Berlin closed its
doors the other day, and the incident
recalled some interesting facts. The
old names of the shops have been sur
vived to some extent, although the
purely fantastic names have given
place to others better suited to the COM
merciai exigencies of modern times.
The city to-day possesses 1914 shops OF
apothecaries. and many have adopted
names taken from the street, square or
region in which they are situated.
There are sc of these. and 10 are known
only by the names of their proprietors.
Nineteen are named after birds, the
eagle having ten named in it's honor.
There are all sorts of eagles among
these ten. black. red and white. Other
names include wild animals. mythology
ical names such as Minerva and Flora.
and royal titles like Friedrich and Au..
gusta Victoria. Most curious are those
called after famous historical person
ages. such as Arminius. Roland and
One difference between the
early days in Berlin and the present iy
the practical disappearance of the
French apothecaries. In 1880 when the
first count was taken three out of 81
were French. Twelve of these original
places are known to-day by the names
they bore them. Y. Press.
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Furnishing the Boxer Leaders.

The first of the executions, demand
, ed of China for the late murder o
missionaries and native christians by
the Boxers, took place in the streets
of the great city of Pekin on last
Tuesday. Feb. 26th.
Chi Stu, former grand secretary,
and Hsu Cheng 70 (son of the noto-
rious Hsu Tung) were publicly be-
headed. The main street in which
theexecution took place was guarded
by French, German and American
troops. The condemned officials
were taken to the ground in carts, es-
corted by a company of Japanese in
fantry. Chi Sin met his death fate in
digniHed manner, walking from the
cart calmly and fearlsssly. Hsu
Cheng 70 was stupiied with opium.
They were both dressed i'm their Chi
nese official costumes, without the in
sigma of their rank.
A crowd of fully ten thousand per-
sons witnessed the executions. The
members of the various legations
were conspicuously absent, feeling
that if they were present they might
seem to be gloating over their fallen
adversaries. Every power, however,
was largely represented by military
officials and soldiers, and there WIS
also present staff from each of the
foreign powers. Besides these many
missionaries witnessed the execution.
The condemned men met death
stoically.
Japanese, with whom Chi Sin and
Hsu Cheng 70 had been prisoners, es-
cOrted them to the execution ground.
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not cost you one cent if it does no good.
One application will relieve the pam. 1t
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Cuts. burns, Prostitutes, quineey, pains in
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MIR. P. j. Dwyer, the contractor
who built the most of the railroad
grade or dump in this neignborhood,
was in Colfax on Tuesday, supposedly
looking for work in his line. We un-
derstand he has secured the job of
widening the cuts through the Wad-
dell and Stewart hills, which have
been giving good deal of trouble by
the dirt washing down and covering
the railroad track.