davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Ser ifal iaar bore temmelig Tibet
8iIot / Sfogene beromfring. Ifrioer
4ongsoingerblaoet "SnbldnospoIten." "
8oa bette 6orbolo bar bel Den Itrrn'
ge Gattefuloe / CONNER baet itsrIt
Snbpirfnina.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Sclefpnfabel pper gettern.

inrrIfe (clcornnrien hor o'5ie SAGE
neoIQgt en- Seleionfabel tper3 ooer
9u4,lu mellem aarlaborB % DAB
i~tenaIanoet. aabeIem tpt8 @Pngoe
er henimo0 20 SIM, ~inoeboI0er to
Iobbeltleoninger.
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so Mars SubilGum. t46e auguIt

UV <HlV VHUkFUH 1iUN N"bHT'
bar set 50 4ar, li0en SanoelSfirmaet
6r. Bird / Selbu itarteOeS, ifrioes
ser til "1ngspoiten" ira Selbu. Sir
maetS mupprcnoe Snoebaoer, Sr. ..
Bird, bopoe inbbuot arbeioere og
3ienere til Ell feitlig Sammenfomit
poa oct pafre SapernpS, boorfra 6or'
retningen oripes. SamtiOig aiilere.
oes paa SeIbu &irfegoaro Winoe6'
mprfe ooer 6irmaets Sitter, 6re'
brit Bird. 8rupItetten bar 6orm al
en- SbeIiIf; oen er buggeu al BET be-
fienbte SeIbufpernberg og er meget
Imuf. Gn al 6irmaets eIoite %
beoite apernbuggere Ear arbeiOet ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
G~tcnoumsbanSler | 2piten.

Sen Sole er al artitian Sole ioIgt til
gpen geitgaarb for ar. t0,500, )
San0elen meOfelger life aaretS glo.
ling. - 8oaroen gnger ignore err al
6r. Spoeruo iolgt til Sobaunes so.
peIsrue Res for ar. $500. 5 San,
oeIgl meofsIger life Aarets gplira,
men Eieneitebeite % enoel minbre
Ting.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Gunpet en- SGl / Nacren.

Zen Iuiten. lige norocnfor Sri.
itimsmH0. fanot iorIeNen Dag paa
8aarNeu 5ettW en- aoue, iom par
gaaet os / llSmarfen Tor at bente
biem Sorp. en- Sss Sp Iiggenoe /
algeren, Mnn artur, at oct er Ell
grn. iom bar giort SGlen til lit gpt.
te. men iegere bar maattet Hippo ben
igien; o. iaa sr Den ial0t ueo | Age.
rem. gesse Cine bar uSihlfne paa
Tprst
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
5 Suan % SarSangcr bIir iaa

rlPooanlta rig Iol al aeiIerinoepp.
rer. 0enre irreeles fine 6rugt bar
neppc / be iibite 90 aar iIoaet bebre
til END iaar. On enfeIt Won0, ser err
oniat paa ct al apitoampifibene, bar
/ aommisiion ooer 200 Ssn0er til.
'aIgs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Ten upe 0irfe qarhns. Qlaolcn

for Den npe aorSfIrfe maaem "Nloers.
no" % set iioit tiuogte areaI til Sen
norore &Irfegoaro er I'LL afituffcn, Ii.
geiom 6orurbei6ernc er p]aabegpn0te
t 6orm al aaIflGifnin1 etc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

st itprre Sanatprium t9nfes an
Iagt i SnertingOalen. On Del Sntet'
e8jereoe bar i set Ii0ite anItiaet I'm
6erieoeIier ON ben belbigite 8laos til
Eanatoriet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
TsosiulS. 7

9sosiulS, 1bp. G6crit SanniboI
golOemar Stoffletb er oso UNDER ct
OpboIo / 6are.
- Suitit8raao Sitcnfelo. / en- lpn.
gere aorrpffe 9eitprcr al iSorliga.
fommi5i ionenS aontor, er oeo un0er
ct Sommeropbolo / SlCtten paa 6Delt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
9aan til Hinlanb. Ct aoniortiunl

i StofhoIm repre- ienteret, ueO Stod'
holm3 enIfiI0a 9ant. bar meb 6ln.
lambs 6ppothefiorening niituttet Ell
ItotSQnranteret ObligotionSlaun paa
t5.SOO,OOO iinife Nurt eftcr 4 pGt.
RCnte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Suitscns nne Sapel tn6pie6es {

Sn1fpeHs HUe Naptl lHuOleoeS lol'
Ie0en al 9iifop Seud, asiiIteret al
Bropitiets iamtlige 9rGiter. On
MGngOe Wenneifer bar fremmoot, %
RapeQet par operfplbt ioopel peo Sno-
piclien iom opo gi6euGsnin9en ON
Gitermiobogen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Cper SabclanS bIir Go0ermpngben
inar life fort ooer en- Sreoieoel al,
hoao Ben / gooe 2ar pIeier at bore.
% meget al Oct, iom er ne0Iaaet,
blir 0eloi8 SoeIagt, iaIfnIo minore
frafti9t, pao 8runb Of BET lrnge
b~eoparenhe Regn, ffr. ~SnmboI6."
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
ltaur for 2unomanoen

WuuF IUf NUHUTIIHHUtH PNu UISTV
9onter fan bel anieeS Iom afgiort, ifr.
"&omsb. amtst." aornet fan limit
Tia naa Wooenbeo, Iangt tilbage iom
aqeren itaar, % ben turpeliee Ssap.
lima faar man life nogenlunOe uel.
bierget / 9uS engang. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
SOrSifiGlp. Era aren0aI ]

SOrSifjGlp. Sra aren6aI meooe.
les ben 1Soe aluguit; Sgaar Otter
mio0ug peo boIp Sretioen gift ct NOT,
ino iterft SorOifi9lo oper' Sromscn.
Set begpnOte ganife ipa9t pao @aar.
Den Stare ct gobt Stpffe eitenfor
Sroms airfe pla gems llOIiOe. Get
elf i igoUeitIi8 Retning lisetiI Meroe
pe0 Gems 8eItenoe - IS aiIpme.
ter. Oct tiltog / Stprfe e~fterbpert
iom bet gif neitoper og par paa BET
itprfeite iaa ooibiomt, at ginouerne
fIirreOe, % 8 nene rpIteoe iterft, og
ct Gar Steber ramIeoe Nips os ANDRE
8ieuitanoe ueo al gtagererue. 5 Rp.
itelien, JON parebe As Setunber,
mRrfeSes iGrIig TO iterte StsN Zen
IeoiageoeS al Iterf Sarm iom al en-
lot iiern 5oroen, og carmen bsrtes
Ell Stuno eiter al Rpitelieu banoe Iagt
ia. sra Reros. bbot oct BAR tier.
felt, bar Oct ianoipnligpis tnget en-
mere ip0lig Retning. oa intPt Marie.
res paa ben anoen Sioe al SunOet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

8anrocn alnse, 8irt, er al &iffa
Sluge8 3sosbc peo Better alunobp
ioIgt til Spar Ssbus for Sir. 24,5OO.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Sill DC lebige amtmanosembeoer
bar MI ogIaa meIot fig gorgermeI tier
Meron0er g. 4ienano.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

&egelmGsfs gntumobilbrift err
cabinet meaem 8ois-Stalbeim og
8ois-gioe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

GO Herss 3arm tI @ooulsb. Sort maltoro
meo u~uhtsIoa ot etr; "a aues ppburfrt 30
Here's til tan let rpbbss "a brubts cp. Rtffu urpboso.
men gpe paoutng, uROsRes 0aub, apb grsna; pus "a
@ranarp; all tHbsinrest e. 100 eiun III sasr bsfea
Ludwig Bekkelund. SechlsNGlle, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Sverige oe Finland.

Get lubcuoc Somtirfetaarn. StatS'
arfiteft 9roie$ior 6. Sacob5ion %
arfitcfterne U. 6. Yeterion % 0ngoe
Ra$mu5ien bar beioret @eteborga
Gomtirfe % bar aigipct en- be~roIt8en'
De ll0tuIelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
6ait D o 10,
iiIiaGa$ ensr tinsie.

absrtisfsntntsr aussr "CHFss-. 'IfHstt' TT.
ia}eE" CO -g'tsrfns g',f' tsftsF q 9sutB or Is Crs
'or beer @dra % en- Sent pr Cvo for aIt ION oDsrs
niger Is Crh aDsTts',uuE tsr iHbta9ts tsts fer min
orr tro IS Gents. RsRgs nas Rtrao,sttts rsstslgs
ate ssinataasL Ttt LsaHsr "a TIA al sssisrs Fas
MAJ EuWmtr.
spp Cys Rtsr IN ptsts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
8ulOfuub / SimmcrlanS. On Ior.

retning&mano i en- al pimmerIon03
2an0&bper er pes at by8je. "a 8rltns
Den bIeu grauet no til Rpbpgnin1en,
fanotes / Sanbet no0.e imoa, guile
Storm, iom itrar uotte SpmPrfiom.
beo, iGrIig hos 8pgberren, ser bar
opbolbt JIG en- Sib i Amerifu, % JON
eaaltaar, at ban Der bar oRret meo
til at ooife 8uIo. Nun erflRreoe
Itrar, at oct par oirtel:J IT @uloitsp,
% Fan iamIe0e en- Gel rammen ior at
faa oct grun0igt unoar'sgt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

err ftTot tIor, Ncr / ore CiIirl0e rjy
ser pel rof fiuocS Ru@iere, iom er
ptllt9e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Tppsialo.

TrNSfaltscrr ttlncNcr cptuaes ardtis, ra1r ,. ~
retrniGrr 10 stHtcr. gru Gro ysduss Ter IN MT:
fU cit rrtr 10 2tnisr rtdl bCdlts ! GET. to
ltrt Ete. TiHeettaie briaIcs meo 5 Gent .:
!TIt Y rtd ina mdH dttio Wrt'flse Neti !i1l.t
8enatL Ssrpto bssltHetaifrts Ter SIH8t ol
9tuEsr. at bet ~ttha8toe @Ro { 6n 9tSaom at bortiaies
fra bette III ,s btors 9to nor flare ulobtr Biariba
aeuHtt euu hsbs Trosu paa An 6rttsr ben 29ot
aHanf 1909 % bar 81 Var sammsi. Gum ~stsrlaosr
fg 8 horne Bern. Ssabts moHb 9Uar bebe ben 4ot
Ulat 1902. 5rso m,e htRbes ztsU. pslNaust rare ben.
bee hIRbs;
Masats ssUtr'0u o. esFsHbe,
GItOa. 9niS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Siliaigs. 36ONcrc8 u g2r. lTarm.
laUo. 9 9IlI uoroUeit for 8auFon. Soma.
225 Ntres uu0er 2prtuiuG. RcieU 6aUnrng
% S'oa. 30 uore garUS, 40x4s o. 4sx4S
tort 0u9. @rInarD Q, .. 0Lftng I rgrjte.
tdaieH StlUo. 900 8rVHo me0 8momgue.
ErlS $4,000 pr }cre pGa Iiberale 8tidar.
cite er Ct Dob trgh for nprmers Cp.
lp3ulng'r "TRIP til Yante 1OUJteO, 8auiou,
Soma. 2b3
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

SpSsiaIS. Srpgseief 8iggo 9tpe,
gaarS er aigaaet peo Iseeu 80 liar
gammei. Rpegaaro bar iabt | Gre,
orifsitao, bpor bans 8aOer par Maler.
meter,
= ! en- sltoar al 81 aar er furben.
pPrenOe 5rGlaitbauo!er Sacob ateu.
man Spgen uiganet oeo Ssoen paa
BaarSen Rsnuinsen ! 9~ranooolo,
spqr ban bealepeoe i'm alosrSom-
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05
Statsrcpiiur Maoicn!WSsonl e

eiter anisgrino oiifeoi8et fra Gmbe.
set iom 9Grer % airfcianger / Np9.
BAL meo 9eniion ira lite OCTOBER.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Hndes itrar. - No1te 8iQsr til
- at lGre 8toIeism hos gPtis II. 7apjo,,
i04 9cfferion Ct. Tecordh. 3oWa. 100
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

Gn Sallun. Sra N~pfisbing e.,
melbeS ben 180e auauit: On 9alon,
ieiIenOe / Retning Bet Ill git. oaIeOe
iisIoe "Rpfisbingpoit." forleoen neo
/ Freilerup / Als Serre5 eiter at bare
~itreifet BEN norolige GNoe al 8rauinge
Sfon. bpor en- RRngoe SnItrumenter
Itprtebe no al aurpen. 9aaonen bier.
ge0es al TO arbeibSrlrNb. 8aa i'm
Sci giennem 2anoet iIE6te gaaonen
efter Jig TO StaaItraooaIine Ser paa
Iarfer % 8eie afiteotom en- Gel
5oritprrelier at 69r0iIsn. Oct for
MODES. at 9aQonen bjorsrer ira 6or.
ieasitatiouen neo 8tborJ.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

esruHO Sorts college. Sc Siss I,
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-05

atter Srn @ilSenrntb. "Get sanrIe
IanneUirte" ifriper on ben ieneite
Retsiag MOB "5lensbogr apis": Get
gier os oprigtis onot ior Sr. Simon'
len, tbi Sen in0tIageoe artifeI bar
iaamGuo bpert9u pGrre eller bebre
emo Dc 6orisg paa arotilerier til ale
Sioar, Iom "64ensborg apis~ ON.
trent aaslig prpiterer. let er rilne.
Iigt, at ct SanSs 2omlneritano life
fan Iahe ltg gratis iornRrme al ben
isrite ben 6eoite, - man ellers, -
Serre Sub -- Spem srpoer ia ON.
bpab Der itaar / "6IsnaAorg auis"2
CIR life ale glabets &aaera paRte til
at laoe bets SnOifabsfuloheoer. JON
en- tienot SirefasismeIoai, saa IND 40
bet enc Ere % uo al oct anoet2 Sgife
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Geo. L. Heard. of High Tower.
Georgia. writes Eczema broke out
on my baby covering his entire body.
Under treatment OF our family physi-
clan he got worse as he could not
sleep for the burning and itching.
We used a box of Banner Salve' on
him and by the time 1t was gone he
was well. The Doctor seeing it was
curing him said "Stick to it for it is
doing him more good-than anything
l have done for him" K. o. .Wiiliams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
THE WORK OF DEATH.
O. M. ENTLER.

Shepherdstown, April, 8 Mr.. O..
Nj. Entler died yesterday at the home
OF his daughter Mrs. WIN. Fulk, near
Kearnevsvllle, after an illness OF but
a few davs. from paralysis, aged 81
wears He was a native and life long
resident of this town. He is survlv-
ed BY two other daughters Mrs. Edw
d. Licklider and Miss SalEe Emil er,
one son Vim. M. who is an editor IN
Indiana.
Mr. Entler in his younger DAYS was
considered one of the best account
ants in the State and as scribe he
could not pc exceeded. He was a
member of the old and we'll known
Ensler family of this section.
MISS MARGARET Nj. DUNN
After an Illness extending over a
period of seven months Miss Marga-
ret NJ Dunn, a bright and promising
Young lady, passed away Saturday
n light at eleven o'clock at her home
on W. Stephen street. She was aged
! "a years
The deceased was daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Dunn. Her illness
dated back to last August. when she
caught severe cold while ON visit
to Waynesboro. Pa She was then in
| the early stages of consumption. The
cold developed into fever and hasten
ed her death. which was cause BY
consumption.
Miss Dunn was lady well thought
of among a wide circle of friends
She was of iovial disposition, brigh
and popular With all with whom sh,
was acquainted. She was member
of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. He
fsther, mother and two brothers
Messrs d. NJ and P. A. Dunn sur
vive her.
The Funeral took place from
st. joseph s Catholic Church. Tues
day morning at O'Clock, Rev. Faith
or L. f. Kelly officiating.
J M. TRENARY.
Intelligence has been received herr
of the death of j. Marshall Trenary
brother of US. Express Agent ID
b. Trenary, of this city, which oc
CURED at his home in Natrona. Ia
He was in his 63rd year.
MI. Trenary was born and raised II
Winchester. where he learned the trad
of bricklayer. He left there in 1859
going to Pennsylvania and SETTING Il
the town of Natrona, about 20 miles
from Pittsburg. where he married
and has since lived.
Mr.. Trenary's death was not unex
pected. as he had been sutf erer iron
Bright's disease for the past twelv
months which finally ended his life.
Mr.. Trenarv is survived by i've
children, four married daughters ant
one son and bv four brothers. Messrs
r E. and Chas. Trenary. OF Winches
ter Samuel W. of Cumberland. Md.
and H. B. Trenary Of MartlnsburR
Three sisters also survive Mrs. Hug
Grim, of Winchester Miss Ida Trs
nary, of Cumberland, and Mrs. Mftls
of Pittsburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
|REv. BARNES IS RETURNED
Presiding Elder win Continue to
Reside Here.
FEW CHANGES WERE MADE
Uncertainty Regarding Appointments 10 the
Last Unexpected Changes and Many
Surprises We're the Result.

Surprises Were the Result.
When the Baltimore Conference,
the mother conference OF episcopal
Methodism in America, adjourned
last nightat Grace Church, baltimore
one Of the most remarkable sessions
of the lis passed into history. The
session was remarkable because of
the unusual doubt and anxiety about
the appointments; because in spite
of all the talk of changes. they were
probably fewer than usual and many
less than we're predicted, and beoauNe
changes were made where no one ex-
pected them. The chief interest was,
of course. conferred in the appoint
meats: Those IN the Frenerick dis
trict are as follows:
W. |. McKennv, Presiding Elder,
postotiice Mareins5urg, W. va.
Berkeley Springs W. Va, Nv. ID.
Beall.
il rkeley Clrcu; W va II be
sup lied.
Rrpu wick-C. $. Biacs
BnnGer Hill w. Va IN. +. Lowe.
Cumberland. Center Street. "A.
j Gil.
Grace d. A. Foard.
Kingiey-A. H. Zimmerman.
Hagelstown. st Paui's II. T.
Downs.
Washington square-supplied. by
r.. J. Campbell
Hagerstown Circuit TIC be sup
ulied.
Hancock - William Anthony suppli-
ed by g. A. Luttrell.
Harper's Ferry. W. Va. - II.
Marsh.
Hedaesville-S Supplied by A. II. Nc
Kinley.
Kevser, W. Va. IL. A. ThirlKeld.
Martinsburp, W va - W. Barnes.
Paw Paw, w. Va w ID. Parry.
Pedmont--E. 4. Mohrov
Romnev. W. Va. Supplied by A.
j. HauRh.
Shepherdstown--W. / Dice
Williamsport--E. III. Smith
Winchester Va.--T M. West.
DR.. J. A. Price is transferred from
Westminster 10 Canton street Balti.
more.
The people Of Mnrtipshurg will be
glad to learn of the return OF Rev.
arnes to Martinsburg and Of the con-
tinued residence here OF the Presiding
Elder, Rev. w. |. Mckenuy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
LoSamAS mAnrrNEx runE PAINTS

Linseed Oil should be bought fresh
from the oil barrel, a. market price
and not in sealed tin can with a
paint label thereon.
Did il ever occur to you that when
you buy thin liquid paint three
quarters of it Is linseed oil. for
which Won are paying anywhere
from $3.50 to 81 per gallon. You
don't do that with L. q M. paint.
It's semipaste. and Won add from
q to gallon of oil to evcrv gallon
of the paint. You pay proper price
for paint and proper price for oil.
H. l.. Doll 81 Go
Longmian Il Martinez Pure Paints.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
LANDSLIDE ON THE B. & 0.
Mountain side Rolls Down ON the
Tracks West OF Here.

Tuesday afternoon the mountain
side along the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Ambrose's curve, 90 miles
west Of this CITY gave way as an east
bound freight train was passing and,
rolling down to the tracks, caught
the train in about its middle. throw
ing immense quantities OF rock and
earth over the tracks and crushing the
large coal cars to pieces. All trains
were delayed West bound passenger
train No. /. was held here about two
hours.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
Mississippi has no game laws.

Mississippi has no game laws.
The first rose of spring-shad roes.
The undertaken finally overtakes us
all.
Today is the Mohammedan New
Year.
Life is fizzle to the saltwater
fiend.
There are spring openings in pock-
etbooks.
"Shut the door, signs are disap-
pearing.
The plumber sleeD is disturbed by
pipe dreams.
When a fellow is a bad egg don't
try to beat him.
1t doesn't take an acrobat to make
backward spring.
The principal objection to the spring
poet is that he is all write.
The last census shows increased
growth OF the small towns.
Midnight closing for CUNT erland
saloons has gone into effect.
Hon. S. W. Walker is here from
Washington to attend court.
No. dogs cannot fiv. IN spite of the
fact that there are skye terriers.
France has l6, 600 physicians; their
incomes AVERAGE about $50 year.
Tammany Hall has decided to begin
an active fight against the Beef
Trust.
A thought for people who object tC
the weather is. How could one gel
along without it?
The fellow who screws up his cour
age with strong drink may screw il
up entirely too tight.
Capt. E. T. Bussard, of Hagers
own, ttbn6ed the funeral of hii
niece. Miss Margaret M. Dunn.
A deal was contaminated for the
purchase of an immense oil tract GOV
ering several West Virginia counties.
Five men were sentenced to the
penitentiary in the United STATE
District Court at Parkersburgr yes
terday.
Mrs. Fannie Herrips ton, of Phila
delphla, is visiting at the b ome Of
her brother. Mr.. John S. Harrington
N. High street.
Mrs. Christian Shaffer. who hal
been suffering for sometime with pa
ralvsis, was taken to Baltimore yes
terday where she will be treated by
her brother, DR.. Winter.
Mrs. John Z. Hamilton and Sol
Tilghman have been visiting thei
parents and son James, Kings Daugh
ter's Hospital, and also Miss Margaret
Flora of s. Cumberland, Md.
The editor of the Fordville. Ky.
Miscellaneous. writes as POSTSCRIPT
to business letter II was cured o
kidney..trouble by taking Foley's Kid
new Cure" Take nothing else e. q
Williams,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12

Mrs. p. T.. ')ordier Of Mannington,
KY, writes: my three year old girl
had a severe case of croup the doctor
said she could not live and l gave her
up to die. / went TO the store and go
a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar,
the first dose gave quick relief andsav.
ed her life." e. e. Williams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR BERKELEY co

Lincoln College. Of Roger. Ohio,
will for a short.time offer free tuition
to two studentsafrom Berkeley coun-
ty. One scholarship for resident
course. andsonesfor course by corre-
spoLdence. Collegiate, Normal. Aca-
demlc, Eluocutionary and Business
courses are taught. Applicants should
address the college. Send for cata-
ogue.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
The Most stubborn Cough.

resulting from an attack of la grippe
or heavy cold, must yield to the won
derInl healing properties OF Foley q
Honey end Tar. which strengthens
the lungs and makes them sound. Z.
@. Williams
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-12
AT THE SHRINE OF CUPID
MISS MAUD TALmAGE, w ELL KNOWN
HERE, WEEDS IN WASHINGTON.
Owing 10 the Illness of Her Father, the
Eminent Divine, the Wedding Wasa
Quier One-Mfss sallie Faulkner
Was 10 Have Been "A Bridesmaid.

Miss Maud Talmage. daughter of
Rev. L. Dewitt Talmage. who
is we'll known in this city having
been frequent visitor at Boyd
vile. - was married Tuesdavs at noon
at her home In Washington TO MIR.
Clarence Il. Wychoff, of Ithaca, n. Y.
Owing to the illness of DR.. Tai
mage who was unable even to wit
nes4 the marriage of his youngest
child, no INVITATIONS were issued for
the wed ding, which was originally
PLANNED to take place at the church
of the Covenant.
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage, of
Chicago, the brides ibrother, per-
formed the short and Impressive ser
vice. The wedding gown was entire.
ly of white lace mounted on white
chiffon. with foundation of heavy
white satin, with VIII CHI were worn a
long tulle veil, fastened by c)ronet
of orange blossoms, and superb cor
sage ornaments of diamonds, which,
with diamond earrings and bracelet
were the groom's gift. The bridal
bouquet wasTof lilies Of the valley.
| Besides the relatives. the wedding
was witnessed by the following girl
friends of the bride. who, according
to the original programme. would
have been briedmaids Miss Evans,
Miss Burdette, Miss Wills, Miss Mary
| Warren. and Miss Gibbs, all OF Wash
inston, and Miss Faulkner. of Mar
| tinsburg.
| A wedding breakfast was served al
| the Arlington Hotel after the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs Wyckoff will
reside in New York.
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Baoknches are caused by disorder in
the kidneys. Foley's Kidney Cure
will make the kidneys right. Take
no substitute. u g. Williams.
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Highest price paid for lambs II
you have lambs to sell see me before
selling them. GRAY Silyeis.
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EXCURSION TO wAsH,N. AND BALre

The b. q o. will run special ex-
cursion train to Washington and Bal
tlmore Sunday April GOTH. leaving
Martinsburg at .. 80 a. m. returning
leave BALTIC. at 800 p m. and Wash
lngton at 100 D. m. Sunday. Fare
for the round trip $i.00 to Washing
on and 81. so to Ba Ito.
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Good stout healthy stock ewes IN
registered bucks at reasonable prices.
Gray Silver.
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Is rood thing to have on Land wca accidents zen.
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Feed Int ernational Poultry Food
to your hsns and get plenty of eggs.
Sold by r. K. Bolev q Bro.
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DoRN-BRANTN ER.

Mr.. Edward William Dorm q cutter
at the Shenandoah Pants Factory and
Miss Carrie Belle Brantner, daughte r
of Mr.. and Mrs Frisby Brantner,
were married Tuesday at p. M.
at the parsonage OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. by Rev. o..
d. Harris. The wedding was qui.
ct affair and WAS witnessed by only
few relatives and friends. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm were
driven TO the home of the BRIDE
parents IN North Martinsburg where
supper WAS served and where thew
will res,e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr. bert Edwards. of Connels-
willie end Miss Ella Mcdaniel of tins
CRY we're married in Cumberland
,~sday. at the home of Mr.. 5. Nj.
+. 20, by Rev. SouthArland, Of the
i.u neran church. Mr.. Edwards is
r,ieman Of the Connelsviile reDair
sang of the Pennsylvania r. r. 90.
They went immediately to ConneIls-
Vile where they Will reside.
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Ifs NAgTInsBusa fEssll'

Entered at Martusburg, W. Va, as second-clas
mail matter
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For sprains end Strains

II is useless rppiv luaent that near
the surface. the cunrtsv thev require something
thai goes down into the w.sere lilo troase II l3-
Gated That is why
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Mexican
Must ara

n the host thing for pran aud Strains IL PEN
90 the injury lies drives out ths
Inflammation and heals the wounded Tissues and tendous
Don't be sngy in using the iniment fall t. s It
in as thoroughly as tho soreness VIII permit
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The "Royal Baker and Pastry Coo" CON
tanning over 500 most practical and valuable
cooking receipts free to every patron.
Send postal card with your full address.
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Alum is used in some baking powders
and in most of the so-called phosphate pow
ders, because it is cheap, and makes
cheaper powder. But alum is corros-
i've poison which, taken in food, acts injuri-
ously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.