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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03
CUMBERLAND GOES DRY.
Errors In the Applications WIN stop
the Sale Of Liquor There for Thirty

The Court ut Cumberland FRIDAY
rendered decision in passing upon
an application for liouor license and
remonstance thereof. that the petit
tions for the sale OF liquor in Allie
ghany county were all defective I'M
der the amended law nassed at the
last session. The effect of the decis-
ion will be to keep ALLEGHENY county
drv for the ext thirty DAYS.
The law as it stood heretofore re-
CURED certain things to be set out in
the applications for licenses. All the
applications were made ON printed
forms used in tine old law. The
amended law requr a number OF
other things TO be set out which are
NOS in the applications already fled.
The remonstrance having been filed to
the application of Edward Rhodes,
the court yesterday d ided that none
of the applications nov an file are
sufficient. New applications will have
to be filed and publis1e for twenty
DAYS, the effect OF which will be to
prevent any sale of liquor during the
month Of May.
Great interest was manifested after
this decision and its oil import was
understood. CONSERVATION prevailed
and the prospects OF hot AMI rrv
month was upsettinp to rhe public
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03
BOTH MISSED INSURANCE.
were Unfortunate In ThaqLfne
at Saturdays Fire.

The fire at Wipebrenner' Gross
Roads Saturday afternoon by which
the home of David HudgeI was de-
stroyed disclosed a queer state of in
surance on the property
Mrs Winebrenner. the owner of
the building, had had the barn adj
joining the building insured only
last week At that time the agents
urged her to take out policy on the
house. but she said the barn was
enough and consequently the house
is total loss tn her.
Mr.. Hrdael had rolicy of 500 on
his furniture. but it was taken ont
before he moved into the Winebren-
ner property He was carving the
policy around in his pocket. intend
ing to have ~ transferred. hut he
neglected II until 1T was too late. The
agents. Alexander and Trammeli.
will. however. endeavor to get the
insurance Tor him.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03

A woman who has had xper fence
with this disease. tells how to pre-
vent anv dangerous consequences
from it. She saws: Our three chill
dren took whoopinR cough last sum-
mer, our baby boy being onlv three
months old, and owing to our giving
them Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
they lost none of their plumpness
and came out in much better health
than other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our Oldest lit
tie girl would cali Justify for cough
syrup between whooDs. Jessie Pin
kew Hall. Springvilie. Ala. This
remedy is for sale BY Matthei's
Pharmacy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03
WILL OF MRS. REYNOLDS.
She Bequeaths der Estate TO Her Chill
dren and grandchildren Judge
Faulkner Named as Exe-
cutor.

The will Of Elizabeth Reynolds.
deceased. has neen probated in the
Office of rhe clerk of the Coun y
Court.
10 her son John she bequea'hs dur
ing his life the real estate and I'm
provements on the North -ide OF East
KING street occupied by her as resi-
dence at the time of her death.
She divides the greater norton of
her personal property among her
three children, Collin H and John
P. REYNOLDS and Mrs. Annie Bishoff,
and grand daughter, Anna Alberta
Reynolds.
All the rest of her estate she d'-
reefs to be sol I. The proceeds OF the
house on the South side Of East King
street she bequeat1s to the chil'ren
of her deceased son Benjam'n All
the remainder of the estate she he
queatns to her three children. wi h
the provision that her son Collin 3
share be charged with all debts he
owes her.
Judge e Bovd Faulkner Is aDpoint-
ed ext cutor II the estate.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03
sol SMITH RUSSELL DEAD.
The Emminent ctor Passed Away Yes
terday at Warrington. d. Q.

the EmtDintut ctoF F"sseo away 49,
terdny at washtngtoD. ID. Q.
Washington. Anil 20. MR.. Sol
Smith Russell, the well known ac-
FOR. died yesterday afternoon at 2 49,
In his apartments Mt the Richmond
Hotel He has been an invalid for
about two years. but the Immediate
cause of his death was of perpetual
hiccouRhs.
Sol Smith Russell was born june
10. 184S, thus dying in his 54th year.
His last appearance on any stage took
place at the Grand Opera House Chi
cago, Saturday night. January 8. 1900,
when he closed his season on acc0unt
OF ill health. He achieved greatest
success in A Poor Relation.
Mr. Russell was one Of the wealth.
est actors on the stage. FowninR con-
siderable rea. esate and several busi-
ness. blocks IN Western cities, which
descends to his family.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03

Between YOUR children and the tor
lures OF itching and burning ecze mn,
scaldhead or other skin diseases. -
How? whv. by using Buoklen's Ar
MICA Salve. earth's greateset healer.
Quickest cure for Ulcers. Fever.
Sores. Salt Rheum. Cuts. Burns. or
Bruises. Infallible for Piles. 25c az
All Druggist
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03

to 81. with Devoe's Gloss Uarri-
age Faint 1t weighs to s ozs. more
to the pint than others. wears long
or. and gives gloss equal 70 new
work. Sold by @. q. Cushwa & Bro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03

Is greater power Of digesting and
assimilasing food. For them DR..
Kings New Life pills work wonder !.
They tone and regulate the digestive
organs gently expel all poisons from
the system, enrich the blood, I'm
prove anp-tIte m Ike healthy flesh.
25c at All Druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03

Dear Sir: II there rs SPOT ~
your part whore the water gets IN.
the woe underneath is roiting q
rotten TIL thinkers go too.
Such Lot develops unseen in some
come under the caves perhaps
Will, he paint is still in good ccndi-
tion generally.
Look ON for sucr spots. or paint 81
random for looks II YOU paint for
loohs. yeu are likely TO stop snch
<rnts before there are any sDots.
Extravaeance pays in paint. Econ
omy don't Extravaganza is ecoLn
NV. Queer, what puppets words are
Yours truly.
II W. Dsvoe & 20.
p s q q. Cushwa & Bro sell
our pain
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03
THE BANK PROJECT
THE APPLICATIONS FORA CHARTER
Is TO BE MADE THIS WEEK.
The Promoters Are Hurry Ing with the
Preliminary Arrangements and Say
the Bank will be Ready for Bust
ness Not Later Than JuneI.

the Bank will be Ready for Bust
ness Not Later Than JuneI.
The new bank project continues to
be one of the chief topics of CONVEX
sation in business circles in the city.
All tine stock has been subscribed
and the pom oters are busy getting
through with the preliminary work.
The application blanks for charter
arrived on Saturday They will be
filled ont and the application sent to
Charleston on Thursday, Nav |.
The site for the bank has not yet
been definitely decided upon. An oD
tion has been secured. however, on
the vacant room In the new Wilen
building on North Queen street. near
Martin.
There are seven things 20 be done
before the bank is ready for business,
which will be about June /. they
are: Fist, secure "A charter !
second or enization and election ~
directors: third. qualification OF the
directors; fourth lie election snd
bonding of the ON sers; fifth. the Sc
curing of the banking room, fnrni
ture fixtl ~ ana IA gssting in read
mess oil pe books and stationery !;
sixth. he paying il off 40 per cen
of the Subscribed capital stock sixfh
to send y ths commi sioner OF bank
inQ
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-05-03
BIG TANK ERECTED.


Compressed Air Engine TO Pump
Water from the New Well.
A large tank has been erected along
side the we'll recently bored on the
ground between the business Office of
the Crawford Wooden COMPANY and
the Worsted and Cashmere Mills. The
diameter OF the tank at the bottom is
IL feet and o. the ton III feet. 1t is 6
feet deep and has a capacity of a lit
tie over g. 600 gallons.
The well was dug with the original
Intention of guarding against any in
convenience that NAV be caused at
the factories by defic' encv in the city
water supply in summer time, but
SINCE the well has greater capacity
than it was at first thought it wonld
have, it will likely be used to supply
water for the factories all the time.
The water is Co be pumpet into the
tank by compressed air pump which
has been constructed beneath the
tank. Mechanics are now at work
connecting the tank with the boilers,
dive and cleaning tanks in the facto-
ries.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
~DANCIaa 1ACGnI.


Of Mr. Jacob Mchisr. SB Olive 81
tcatefcsues mailedl.j
FINAL zslfzirk boEtcss for SO this Thursday
eNgl2lE. Prof Lc lEu1syrs Academy. 81 olive
Bsveu muslciauslJ Casses oeen Tor leg nners,
Reused rsrsn-
MI6s aARDY-S ACADEMY. 1N4 Laoa-Pdvats
ana cas- open sol beginners. hzlls TO- rent KIN
loch 9 -
PROF. PAREE guarantees sa!tz and two steD
tF - private ifssons eny hour. LG Uhve 81.
TO some people ane Is money. II mu ~, a
isErn TO dance save bata - atfesdarr t-r
schools: each pEpd receives i1lfvl1usi fretras-
ttal- and We te5cn more adu.4s ~ dfsc1 nrBeaJv
tEan any school - the csU, you psv 6niT RI
What you Eetd lessons a. Chrlg,E cave Han
Mashingfca and JeIer.ga avenues. T.esiav 80
F.iasy e~veainsss parties Weinssday ar5 -atTr-
cag chenszsker Elll-I afternoon lrl evening.
EaEu11ie AnN. LEhteenn ana Olive lessEIs
AoEdaE eEenlf=ss laile& thursday and Saturday
and euEazy evenings best rlor. latest nu~4c "a
al res 1ances. ask people WHO come Ectiu.e
Dancing Academy. Ahern & AsberS
800 per term: rapid system Prst. HRsaaEsns
DEacfnE Academy. -o Esston ase. Nessons
cVery Aonaay evening rectyuca every Thsuoay
evening Sciai Turner HSa ThiItesnth and
espu5n every wsenesday syenias NsE Ai.ltsry
Hail Tweisth ard Norm Market Sts-. ccntin10us
darc.nr every Sua1zy ETtsrnpen ana eveaInE: re-
csptiou every ThurFcsy evening" h1shzNen Boa
Worlds Fair Orchestra
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
WALL PAPER.


ZEENEn A 60. fsT P1pln t.-FHPcrfauEinE.
Ehlfsrsug and risstef3nEs al vlrE E5az ~ i0s-
est ratcH. sat.Efactiou Guaranteed: sea- postal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
Plenty Houses and Flats to Rent

Call or send 20 TIE ofnes and I win mail you
ore % INV rent lfsts. containing = number q
choice dwellings. rats. stores and rooms for
re1L situated In ali parts % the city.
CHAS. r. FOGEL "a Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-02
ron SALE. siIscELLANEoUA

ron SALE. sfISCELLANEOUA
= HAzoE sir'R Ks T9ts GO; sa atssS
cheap. STANDARD Teoi Company. - =. siEta ST
All KINDS q WeisBsch Egats aae supplies:
g. c.8aaa 5fs 5. rs ali Is; Mao, u
BEAUTIFUL tzney e4a and silver fish. g ~:
Ee-m-uTscS store hlier. y. pressure n-.sf'
SO fe1k fliG @. - Ia sL
BILLIARD and pol tables e0usAt scd and
exelaag-1. POOL s-pphes. gaeap-A L Schmidt
as Market Be- pEoae Main I'm
BCT Paints rlazs. 90. from Nienpn B-oS
SC 70 &c ISL tare ave Sldr,y ON y -
ASH register o ali s.nes tough: soIl AMI
e1chsaE-d Ca3 o. address In12es Duly. la y
NiHsh 81
8 o66a.: sS 6saaiSe1 ,silS 2 "a. a x. NoyeT.
DC ChcutesH ave g 1876.
coAL-Ngy Is ny time TO buy your coal: Eeet
Gen = 80 - 49,, - .1 Eas1.sntb
CoAL-nlno.s STANDARD ana best family. - per
bushel puy nigh etate Ic per OgSgeL .csIE-
e-ed- Edsard Dor. @l5 NarEet 81 Phone. kan-
ioch .
CoSfPIFTE 80 n rT5rerT ax,=res; mast sen
AZ oace. az : great bargain. Westmoreland HC-
tsl Taylo- and aiAryiaad ayss
DBEAM boos fgr-tsils yoar future ba-inssg:
Book Co. IB4 Market u. 81 Louis.
ELEeAST B@rgnsEie2 POI sna BLIZZARD tables:
q hSaba. y T. R~isr. 81 MsrEst -
EXTRA heavy letter press. with Globe paient
standi cheap 20 Ratio building.
FIVE nickel plated SLOW case and three cum
teTs. LII = Esvsath-
FLNTUREs- with Or without stock: barrain.
-. Franklin axe.
o pains. glass see The Great Western Paint
and Color Co. Sharv!n-Ml AiA1ls Paints. north
east corner TEelfth ana Pre-. Main lalA c So
HOW TO Get Rich-Book containing 20 fnana-
fa-turcrE secrets sent u FOu Tor -. send Re
liable Book %. ibE MsrSet s.. ST. Louis
MEMS shoes hail soIsd. 35c. rubber heeis put
on &c. work guaranteed The Electric shoe Re
Pairing Company. E4 olive 81
MOSES. zixth and seventh books. cent 70 any
address for- ES send 70 Reliable Book Com
NEW and Secondhand blllari and poaf table,
for sac O.. r4nL TEs -Culienoer
Co. iS Fourth r.
AIN 6 h. eh.Apes. and best on market:
mix with cold water. SUPERIOR EfE. c.. zH
Chestnut St Hein tEA
TWO safes and ore rolo--top desk l7 wssh.
ington ave
We have aeost 1919 n h--t q GOD ssoondhEad
lutut-r and timber for sale. cheap u viii pay
you % call { u Hun a Co. 81 3 Twelfth -
WIRED Lzth FeEcinr-R II. Myers. harawa-e,
cells ig-F- rolls. 4 Il hlE1. painted cypress pick
0 REPAIRS
70. any old stoTa- ',FOrshA~." III n. l2h- Kin
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PERsoNAI.


Ilftsan Cents PSr Liza
as 1asoSruEE r ssiss' f ss,SS: sad az Spr; EsE. con
~ DAgtou ave.
A siosd diEsassI psnplsS sSrsa fShaTgS.
&c. CURED Without feei stae- 80 IVA y sth.
ooSFrHENEN1H ae, trained ngrssnE. slessns
sired; ladies' treated fer -. EeGtmtrt gueran-
e. hicsGs<a sossS SsosS yoa are vel trsassd
And you eere I5Sr3ntsea: private disessFs =
CoSFINEAESrs n-e: home found for infahts
take part pav N work g desired: private. s.
ESsSn:ttd srsors psTE.at: il.ass ay my rsa:
Ill mali promptly sssErTsd; pstlsats usSt at bSa;
q ssstsaa IN ny Tehiele Nm Dr. Mnrrhy, IL
ard ~ ol;ve II: ph0os Kinfoch c 81
Or MARY ARTHUR. s~p-eia;i,t : Leds, -
~~s faESn: in,sass adoPt1 sa wsSs;Rstsa.
DR. ELLA ALIEN. female spe isiist. : years
saesSzral er2s5ienee perfect ~SSlusfon durtns
sS-aSs ssst aScgasSastions tn a-d nurses; "a
hns AAooSed; lows; terms. AS Olive 81
DIR pEENTR 80 wasa,nr,oe Ays-Losns-a
ESsaiis; szysss ben. tf .a.s dg5!sE Se.sns
ADOPTED; sass N uUSSss, can o 1rsss.
trsatHelt M. hr@ q sa@ ns Frsrkln ave.
NIpwIr9lheSeiyys aysag S5hssn p, hes,s'
Tor intants; edieS n uOHhla cal 80 Lafayette
Eret calling: no medicine 20 y Ewing issL
&rE DR. Mlrp1ys Regulator n; OGDEN SEAT
&C: ueats iRdies 81: no -U~N. no rsy IL olive
MRS E0TSON-Lzii~s' prfvste some d-rng
e-c-dnererf, zhzolute privacy anf afsty ss.ar-i
eleFant aeSoua2detirns trainei nur~s H,otheily
care ana regular lnr-iCau. SftEsEcfirn EEalnp-
ted: lntsnts adopted. rkElef Attention 4. lowest
terms Call o. write. =oi oiirv $ 4
EES. m. HOGAN Ss s@say..s ss,l:s s9s s ssJs..
e X dvsr~d lsdars IN tr1uele SAD .. IItei
torras reasonable: ccns1'ts;'c1 IRE ~ Ji7e
GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves IN three h1arE Beware % -uhE-ru,ss.
ron- genuine zlth11t s'gnatuse % Catula md
Co Price 100. - Olive -
DR. ARTKuR'S GOLDEN SEAL. R :isr
Patent appisd to-. relieves n thr-- Aours; beware
o. szhstitsss-- nsn- re-ufue wSrau. s~tEuftu-e Of
Golden seal Ned. Co. 81 Washington. rrcs Il
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0 REPAIRS
Fer any Old -stova- 'FOrshaW." III y. i2th- XII
STOVE REPAIRS.
aToRAGE ~ AoEIN1.

4BN E1GBH~M
Repairs for all stoves ana ranges. northwestern
Stow Rcpair CO.. III y. Eighth 81. nea- Pine.
STORAGE AND MOVING.
A POSTAL for estimate % Wm. ". Portnann
az GarEarstta ave. Or Bel Tyler E&M. PACK
lnE. EtorEss Of nurzirtrs and moving.
ABSOLUTE care given 70 moving, Etorage Eaa
packing. Esl arc Upward Per lond. Lyons nov
ing Co, Gl Olive A.; phg1e KIN u iaa.
A1ERICAN .stautse and Mo,Ing Company.
Ei5 Olive sL-Fucksng. hlpPlnE. forage: sefa-
4ate fssms &zin ISL W n LanEtaie-
3ONDED Tasehccse-Hy. c. Wishe sio-arS
anG Moving Cun9any. 40. Isl3-ls Franklin ave;
ucuey advanced Uhe1 desired KfaIoch c -
?. H PoRTEkS storags ana Moving CO.
and Storage, O1ace. &u Casa Phone ID iz7.
NEW YORK st5are Company. ofaoe IN UniSn
TTust B~uidrE-Ho3r pack snip, store ane fur
niture IA private rooms. Phcne Main -
SOUTH SIDE Storage aHd MoviHE Co. iSL. isn
ard 1855 sidney s. feL sidzeJ - KIN. c isIl
LANGAN = TAYLOR STORAGE AND
$50 ~ co.
New warehouse. 49, Washington ave: so Vri-
ping Kin c IA o. Main 80 ana get our rates
cT1oEeE ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF. a.
Xxx uErchousS. Grand and LacleGa
for safe Keeping OF fernlturs. planes. grunEs
vailabiez. boxes ETC. strictly arsf-classs moving.
psekiaE- Shipping, eteis our IRE insurance. ne
lowest AeHey aayance4 ship goods our zfs-
issSA + L BEoSORL x q 10.
Ela--l 0llEe -.
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For RENT.

FOREST PARK Boulevard. sfs-Nice fat OF
sir ru1n1S and hath. all conveniences: hct-W afeS
beating. OTTO = De Neail Bldg.
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lfisfs. E9tanIsh1d tor 2. If1r8-
y. ". Cor Broadway and DINA
Entrance. 50 Olive st Extract
Ing FREE uhsu teeth a-e or
d-r-d iArEesr and gideat dercal
establishment IN tre city We
erlpl1v The u1cst sEiiifui men -
the p~rofesSion All work guar
antesd Ccrsgitancu FEEE. Do
ne look for chcab dsnusts- ort
come 20 us and SET reilshte
work at lowest urtcea Optn
dasly from s a. N % 9 p m.
and Sunday rom SD 20 l p m
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DEBMATOLoGY.
- FreckIes, Moth, Liver Spots,
"a ard AL iisccl1-suons efI tue ska
- 80 sr--dffv and frr-v-r -imotef.
- JOHN II. woodbury. ID. l.,
o ACKNOWLEDGMENT BIdg.,
St. Louis
poCT0R's services free: private disease q
men and women cured: strics privacy HT2t
charge fo- Medicine only EclngDy tree us
ADIESI Use Clchests|t ErFlsh P~sasyroysi Pills.
II B--a! sGs-z: ezly EsHEblei Taks na ethsE.
- BAY efyoar DraErlrG e 49, A. t1HErt. 7aE@
1Ez AL -Reh-ffrL2iin fB Lester b rrtura uai-
Chieksstor ChcAiszI e.. PhIsAA- Ia
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS 30
RENT.

lot rxia. Greer ave. good yesiGencs district
sell o. trade tsS MAfntt ave
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Patent appfisd for relieves n thr-e hourS: beware
o. szhstitats= nm. genuine wShsut stEu3tu-e %
Golden seal Ned Co. 81 Washington: free IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BELL Ave, 5-GsA-LArgs single fuTnish-d RON
Sssafs EiiR bad an esRveaisss.s:. Tss5s.Sis.
BRuADwAV. IU0 sc famisasd frsat
rooms. vits q without board hst-elass boeri:
CABANSE Ave. gsGFarnishsd roonS Win
soaTd-southan sIposar-. private family.
GATES Ave. 5es-wefkurnishsd room With
eeaEd Ger tive. private. near WoEl6's Fair.
CHAMBERS ST. i3S-Neatly furnisaed rooms
light boassEsepiRE.
COOK Ave. wc3-FroHt room sKh beard to
relaet lady: terms m dsraie.
cUTTAGE Ave, MA CNsar spring Kvs-I-
ssai!sa-a: gEtysts family: soard u assiFed.
DEI3iAR gso-Niceiy Furnished rooms Ter two
eoel-es % genilenea: with Eood bari
DELMAR Ave. ~aI7-NIcsiy furnlshs5 froai and
back rooms; good board. terms reasonable.
DEL5iAR Ez-Nlee,y furnished rooms -ood
6oa-1. Erntlemtn CT eyuF!e al eouveaiencss.
.pElNAR. ssi-LsBe secsne-so1r font 70 m;
els9 back room: With board gentlemen pre-
DEINIAR, 1ss-Thirl- c0or front: EinEs h-ds;
for genuemgn, ons ether roOm; god hone cook
DELslAR. ss-N.esly FURNISHED s-oaa- story
tr1ut With bot aud cold water. bath: home eook-
ts al oonveniencss-
DELNAR .Beu.svsrd. uio-NieeIy fuzisAss
couple. az eonvenisnees-
pEIaiAR Ave. Ns.-EisEaat. aew.y farnISsSs
rom5 VIE a~us;-eiass board. for gshusmen md
l us- tem-n-
EAps Ave. 9.5-Nlosly furnished front room.
feooni story. and day board ala.
FTSSEY Ave. E5s-Nrzuy furzisAsd rooms
via Sol eesrl. an convenience
FINNEr ave ss-Sewly funIsAsd r5onS.
rLNNE ave, sG-N.esly furnishes rooms
FINNET Ave. SS5-NIoeiy farnIss.l frost
Te9n yin excellent board: private family. home
uSNEY Ave. ssi-Tie,ly Furnished secOnd-
story frat With good hoard: hot and cold wa
ro9m eTnsiisut bard: suitable fr two: al
moleru convenience
ErNNEy Ave eoi-Flesaatly f~u-nisaei SEQ
Or Oogple. an modern ecnTsaiescss.
rSNET Ave. sas-oRs fgn; parIor. naely
W,sss, gsth; sSS sna sSld Ss'sr; IN o.
wen furnished: 81 home comforts
FLAD Ave; gG-Deausfully furnished front
tats. tarnaes: Board L desired.
FOURTH 81. liza s-Nicsly furnished. larss
ant f1an rooals with OF without bard
! FRANKLIN Ave. sEs-ElsEau,iy furnished
mont and ether rooms. with CT without board
FURNISHED rooms; well heated. board u de-
sired Mrs. Il = Ball. ~ and ~ LocExt s.
GARRISON Ave, SIS N.-Fr--ciess bard ana
J accommodated.
GARRISoS, ~ w. nice. larrs. vsl-.Ir-
ntrh-d rooms. Eu.tahfe for fur Or 81 rnta
wa sivs ssesial sAlss: % cgnysnisaees: soani
GAEE1soE Ave-. eHA E.-Tvo elegant pars5rs
20 frs nccF. rrrt en- suite: $50 thlrd-stoy
ron. Uiti cfnset h1tr. Ela anc cther rc1mE. n
an ele4a1t hons. With uoceFn runx entrees. fam
ig t1nle: German coosinz. for resDeetaois
couple o. several Eeatieoen: traasieno acconEo-
ea'~
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DENTISTRY.

BOSTON steam Dental Rooms. ~ y Broad
way hrtwcen Llcust AID 81 Charles. est. Nus
eoid aI!ns. 81 Up Doctor J II case. proprietor
DR. HARTMAN. deurists eSamisatioa FREE:
s s.ets Il F5 20 r = rs o. 1oE GGSis91esih p and P%S.nEsia'
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~ YORK DEHTM R0QAS.

TR A b M0sEE. deniist 90 -FrankIn ave. :
crown and hrfdce work-a speciality consultations
end sxam-natinn frse: e1trletlns WITHOUT pttn 20.
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GARRISON Ave. 81 y. General Sherman
Man-ionl-Rooms and board. central and delight
fl beations h1t-clazs s~sryfce. conyenisnt 20
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WASHINGTON Ave. 1E-S-vsrai nice people
can obtain elegant rooms. the best cf food IN M
sttntrs quantity and me servics. at very reassn-
ahle terms
WASHINGTON Ave.. 112-I-NIcr, In fr11t
rzurns. neatly furrissec. gttsr rooms. E-rt IA
be board. good afterucus new management. ref-
erencc7 required
WAsHINGTON Ave. DJ-Larrp front rom
On second Goor. nicely furnished: other runans
choice board, hons cooking; bot bath. fnTnacs
heat. reasonable
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ROOMS roR RENT.


ALI parties locking fer rics single rooms. IL
week up. can -nnc desirable Recommendations
White House. southwest corner Sint1 and Pin
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stow Repalr Co. ~ n. EIghth 81. nsar ri
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COLDER SEAL FENhLE FEeULAT0R
DR. ARIKuRIS snLpEE sEAL - Il

Relierrs N three h1arF- BeEse % whr-Fa,ss.
ron= genuine zifA1r.. s'rra-ure % Catula IEzd-
Co Price nm - Olive -
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MORGAN 81. El5-ElsEaasly furnished iron
housskeeplng: al eouvsnlercss; reasonable.
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WASHINGTON Ave. Ee-EIeranuy nSrniss~s
Eecond-st1U front room. drst-class board: an
cuuve1iercea. othsr rooms
W~AsHISGTOS. tuIStce large. front and
hack rco1ss neatly furntsheds ckclce table. homo
eookinE: bot nath: furnace heat: reasonable.
WASHINGTON. nl-Niee larEe. front rom
O. secend for. Ecuthrm exposure: auitahie for
tvo ren;isusn: choice taaies hsms cooking. al
convenlercca
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THE STORY OF A GRIZZLY BEAR
AS RELATED FROM II. N BEECHERS PEN

1t is a most entertaining narrative,
and, according to the author, is predi-
Gated on fact. 1t is well worthy of a
perusal by those interested in wild
animals and their disappearance be-
tion.
In referring to his advent as a
magazine writer Mr.. Beecher modest
ly remarked to The Record man a day
or two ago: "The plea offer in ex-
tenuation is, first, that it is not
poetry, this fact. am sure will save
me from a verdict in the first degree.
Recreation having accepted it should,
| believe. make it impossible to find