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We have ut last made the discovery which has bak
fed chemists and all others for centuries that of abso.
iutey destroying superhuous hair. root and branch
entirely and permanently, whether 1t be q mustache
or growth on the neck. cheeks arms, and that
tive skin.
The Misses Bell have thoroughly testel Its efficacy
and desirous that the full merits of their
to which they have given the descriptive name 0f
"KILL-ALLHAIR," shall be known to all afflicted
To this end trial will be sent free Of charges to any
lady who will write for it and say she the offer In
this paper. Without cent of cost you can see for
yourselves what the dscoverys; the evidence your
will then convince that the treatment
"KILL-ALI-HAIR," will rid you of one Of the great.
est drawbacks to perfect ioveness the growth Of
superiuous hair on the face or neck Of women.
Please understand that personal demonstration Of
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you free which you yourself and prove our
claims By sending two 2cent stamps for mailing
THE MISSES BELL, Dept. =,
IS and so Flnh Avenue. New York.
The National tribune., 1902-10-02
CURES ANY DISEASE
A New and Wonderfully Successful
Method OF Curing All Chronic
and Lingering Affections.
able Discovery Will be Mailed
to All Who Write.

Amy one who suffers from a weak. disor-
dered condition OF the heart, lungs. Kidneys
stomach. blood, liver. skin. muscles or ner-
vous system should write at once for q free
tria, treatment OF new method that Is rap
idly displacing the old ways of curing dis,
ease. Wv
The National tribune., 1902-10-02
FREE TRIAL.!
DEATH TO HAIR

Root and Branch.
Rev Discovery BY the
MISSES HE'LL.
A Trial Treatment FREE
to Any Ono Afflicted
with Hair on Face
Neck or Arms.
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GENERAL GUIDE.
HEADQUARTERS
National and Department OF the
Grand Army of the Republic
:. = and Allied Organizations. Iky
Continued from frst page,

The various Departments and individual
Posts are located as indicated below. The
Headquarters of the Woman's Relief
Corps and Ladies of the G. A. X. are
usually in the same hotel as the Head
quarters of the Department of the G. a.
r., unless otherwise indicated.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
will be rs follows:
The Ebbitt-
Grand Army of the Republic.
National Association Ex-Prisoners of
War.
Naval Veterans. 1412 New York Ave.
Sons of Veterans, U. S. A.
Woman's Relief Corps.
Ladies of the G. a. X.
Daughters of Veterans.
Ladies' Aid Society, Sons Of Veterans.
Woman's National Association, Auxil-
iary Ex-Prisoners of War.
The Bancroft
National Association of Army Nurses Of
the Civil War, 90o II Street Northwest.
National Association Ladies Naval Vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10

United States than in Cuba; yet it is not
without appreciation here by the groups or
factions which are almost certain to re-
solve themselves INTO the opposition party.
Palma's speeches are proving one source
Of his growing strength. An address he
made to the artisans in Bayamo has been
Some Of it may be printed in the United
States with advantage. and I quote a few
paragraphs. said President Palma to the
workingmen Of Rayamo:
II am, like YOU. an artisan. Your labor
is to conquer the bread for your children.
and come, like many of you. with my hoe
and my spade to labor in the fruitful field
OF liberty, that with your efforts, your
this may become the happy soil of which
the poets have sung. l am the artisan who
comes to work in order that the govern
ment may revive the dead fields and, CIV
Ing them life, begin to draw from them the
richness which the future offers us. / know
that you. like myself. believe In work, and
that is to love your country. 1 also know
that. like myself, democrats and patriots
as you are, you will follow the path of gen.
uine democracy. which is labor. In her
worthy sons and in the virtues of her arti-
sans is fount of richness and health for
Cuba
The President clothed his ideas in poetic
metaphor, but the meaning was very clear.
Work, manual labor in the fields and in the
factories. is his platform, and not politics.
The Havana politicians. or many of them,
Of Cuba is all politics. intrigue and manip-
ulation. :"
President Palma also has told many OF
the office-seekers that there would be no
"destinos'' or political jobs for them, and
that they would better go back to their
regular work, If they have any, and IL not
that it would be well for them to hunt
work
These are brave words. The president
will have to say them over again hundreds
or times. and say them very emphatically,
during the ten days between his arrival
and his inauguration. Then it will be seen
how many enemies he is going to make and
what the aggregate influence of those enc
disappointed and the sorehead factions OF
Cuba will be less of a menace to the new
government than was thought: bat it is a
personal notion only and future events may
cause it to be revised.
CHARLES NJ PEPPER.
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LAUREL NEWS.
Preparations Under Way for Celebra-
ton Of the Glorious Fourth.

tlOA VI LILO alOT1OuS EOUILQ.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
LAUREL, Md, May 10, 1902.
The Laurel board of trade met last even
ing in the board rooms. With but one or
two exceptions the number at the meeting
was the largest turn out in many months,
and the question before the board7-the cele-
bratien of the 4th of July in Laurel-was
discussed at length. The efforts of the
general committee in soliciting subscrip-
tons from the citizens of the town. it was
reported. are meeting with success. Mr..
F. C. Dezendorf, chairman Of the commit
tee, announced tiie amount secured. A
meeting of all the chairmen of the different
committees having the subject of the cele-
bration in charge will be held In the near
future, when the plans for the celebration
will be outlined. i
The attention efsthe 1ard was directed
to an offer bys the Resented shirt factory
located here, to Install twelve new ma
chimes for the use Of male operatives in
case such employees could be secured It
was desired by the company that the board
of trade bring this matter to the attention
of the citizens of Laurel.
Announcement sWas made at the meeting
that the electric ROAD between Laurel and
Berwyn will be i'm operation between these
two points by the "a of July 1t will be the
endeavor to have this road and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad give special rates
for the 18th of1Jufys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10
Unity Literary Club.

The last meeting for the present season of
the Unity Literary Club was held Wednes-
day evening at the residence of the presi-
dent, H B. Mouiton. 1524 9th street north
west. Officers were elected for the ensuing
year, as follows: President, H. B. Moul-
ton; vice president J. D. Flenner; recording
secretary. Mrs. @. Norman Beaton; CORE
spending secretary. j. B. shafhi-t; treas
urer, Mrs Silas Boyce: board of directors.
c. M. Edelin,, Mrs, J. F. Rueckert, Mrs. ].
B. Fletcher. Mrs. William Emerson and s.
x. Hail.
Recitatiens were given by Mr.. s. K. Hail
and Mr.. ]. D. FieIiner, after which social
hour was enjoyed. refreshments heing
served.
The club will give an excursion to Mar
shall Hall about the middle of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10
ANY VERMONTER WILL TELL YOU
That Smiths Green Mountain
Renovation is the Most Won
derful Cure That Was
Ever Compounded.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR IT. AND HEART
lily RECOMMEND IT

WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR 1T. AND HEART
lily RECOMMEND IT.
Vermont people are know the country over as
very cautious and conservative, but IL You want
to see them get enthusiastic just mention Smith
Green Mountain Renovation to them. They know
what It IS what 1t Is good for and what 1t will
do because they have kept 1t right in the house
for more than twenty-five years.
ANY medicine that these people will buy over
and over again aud keep buying notwithstaud-
Ing the alluring advertising Of other medicines.
must be the best. This Is why we have secured
the sole agency of Smiths Green Mountain Rem
ovator and so heartily recommend 1t to Gus
toners.
Everybody needs a blood purifier, tonic
and cure for the diseases Of the stomach and
other organs-not only in the spring. but occa-
sonaly all through the year.
II you want to know how 1t would feel to have
every organ, nerve and muscle of the body
strengthened and toned up In the fullest pitch and
strength of energy, just give this medicine a trial.
II will either do just what We say 1t will or you
can have your money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10
MANHCURING.


At regular meeting Of Commandery No.
2. Knights Of st. Augustine. held at its
hall Monday night. the following officers
for the ensuing year were installed: Rev.
Paul Griffith, chaplain: Robert Coates, COM
rmander:s Benz. z. Wade. first deputy: James
II. Toy, second deputy; Thomas w. Short,
recording scribe: James A. Jackson, assist
ant recording scribe; w. s. Lotion. finan-
ciai scribe; James Campbell assistant
financial scribe: James E. Dent captain
general; Thomas w. Spriggs herald; Fran
els Brown, warden; George W. Dwyer,
standard bearer.
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the prominent
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10
A Free Pullman Car Trip to New York.

we are selling lots In a built-up section of
Brooklyn Borough. n. Y. City, within Is minutes
OF New York City Haf, Tor $i0 cash and $40 per
month. 10 enable eur customers to satisfy them
selves about our property. We furnish them with q
selves. 49, " ~
Those wishing to see other property I'm BROOKLYN
VIII be afforded the opportunity that they may
nave the Drneht OF comparison. Cali at the Wash
1ngten Office OF Realty Trest room 49, Atlantic
Building. $50 + ST.. and get fun information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10
Some Criticism of Spaniards.

AT times ill-natured criticism is vented
Someone is uncharitable enough to say that
the Spanish classes in Havana are really
decorating for King Alfonso's coronation
Some one else calls attention to the state
ment that berths on the steamers for Spain
have been engaged two months ahead. and
that the rich Spaniards prefer to attend the
coronation Of the king rather than to wit
ness the Inauguration of the republic
This may be the sentiment of a few indi-
viduals Doubtless II is for there are some
very intense monarchists among the Snau-
iards in Cuba. But the large number of
steamship departures means nothing. II
happens every year at this season. To he
sure OF this went to the immigration Office
and made Inquiries of the customs on
Gals. They thought there might be a little
more pressure for state rooms in outgoing
vessels than usual, but that was all The
canary Islanders who, after working in the
tobacco plantations, return at this season,
were going back. as usual; but the incom
ing of Spanish immigrants shows no lessen
ing.
One official told me that tn. number of
arrivals was from 1,S00 to 600 a month
and that the summer drop In the number
had not yet come. Since the United States
mas a large degree of moral RESPONSIBILITY
for the future Of Spanish subjects in Cuba
and since the immigrants keep coming
from the peninsula, ii is of real Importance
70 note all the signs of Spanish participa-
ZION In the inauguration of the new govern
ment, and of reproachment between tho
spanish element and the Cuban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10
American Officers Assistine.

In the matter Of preparations the Amer
lean military officers are still the most eff
cient workers for the Cuban government.
General "ood has made everybody feel this.
In the midst of multiform duties as adm
tant general. Colonel Scott manages to
straighten out many of the perplexfties I'm
which the Cubans involve themselves. Col
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
THROWN FROM A VEHICLE.
Onward Hess, OF North Queen street
Has "a Cash Cut In His Forehead
w lille Out Driving.

While out driving SUNDAY afternoon
Mr.. Edward Hess, of N. Qneen street,
was tbro~n from the vehicle in which
he was rldingand had cash cut in has
florence. The companions IN the We.
hicie witn him were Charles shipper
and Frank Heckrotte, of Baltimore
The latter were on the front seat and
NJ Hess was on the rear seat.
la iurning the corner at the County
G urt House the wheels of the vehicle
struck the large stone which extends
over the gutter, almost over turning
ne vehicle and throwing the occu-
pant of the rear seat out. Beside s
being severely shaken up and having
cash cut in his forehead by the
fall he escaped further injury. Sew
eral stitches were placed in the
wound.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
SOUTHERN DAUGHTERS HoNoRED.
Miss oHe silver. or Inwood, IL sponsor,
ana Miss saIlys Fruiknsr, Of This
city. Maid OF Honor for the
w. Va. sons. or Confsder-
ates at the Dallas RE-


w. H. Kearfott. division comman-
der, has appointed Miss Cite Silver.
OF Inwood sponsor 10 represent the
Sons OF the Confederate Veterans Of
West virginia Mt the reunion to be
held in Dallas, Texas. in May. Thus
Miss Silver viii have the honor OF be-
ing sponsor for two ORGANIZATIONS.
she having been appointed to the
same office by the West Virginia
Daughters of the Confedereracy at
their recent convention in this city.
Miss Silver is daughter OF Mr.
Frank Silver, OF this county who be-
longed to COMPANY ''B'' ist Regiment
Virginia Cavalry. which was part OF
the brigade commanded at different
mes by Gems. Jeb Stuart and Fitz
Lee He was wounded at Rood 3
Hill November Ok. 1864
Commander Kearfott has also just
announced the appointment OF Miss
Sallye Faulkner, of Martinsburg to
be maid OF honor for West Virginia.
Miss Faulkner is particularly fitted
| for that honor. the Faulkner family
having been prominently connected
wi h rhe Gonfederacy. She is the
daughter of ex-senator Charles J.
Faulkner. who when boy a. the
| Virginia Military Institute ran away
from school to join the Confederate
army, after ward serving on the sraff
of General breckenbridge.
Commsnder Kearfott has also APP
pointed Miss phala Hamilton Kincaid.
OF Sumnerviile. W. Va. one OF the
ma,ds honor. Miss Kincaid is q
eland daughter Of DR.. A. q. Kincaid,
after whom The Summerviiie camp OF
the Sons was named. She 10 a gradu-
ate aud took first honors and the
scholarship medal al the Lewisburg
Female Seminary in 1899.
| There still remain several maids of
Honor to be appointed. which will be
done just as soon as the necessary rec
ommendatIons are made.
A party, not to exceesd 40 persons,
is being gotten up. which will char
ter private car and 90 to the reunion
at Dallas Fifteen have already sig
nified their Intention to 60. The
party will consist OF veterans, the
Division Staff Of the Sons. Sponsors
and Maids Of Honor representing the
Sons of the State, delegates from the
camps Of the Sons and their sponsors
and maids of honor
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
CUSHWA--PITZER.
Brilliant Home wedding In the County
Thursday Afternoon.

Brilliant Home Wedding In the County
Thursday Afternoon.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
Pitzer, near Gerardstown. was the
scene of brilliant home wedding Fri.
day afternoon, when .their attrac-
tive daughter, Miss Lyla Virginia.
became the bride of Mr.. Allen Cush-
wa. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. r. A. White
Mr.. Wade O. Kilmer of this city,
was best man and Miss Mamie Pitzer,
a sister of the BRIDE, was maid OF hon
or. The groomsman was Mr.. Harrv
Miller, while Miss Minnie Cus5wa. q
sister of the groom acted as brides
maid About sixty friends and rela-
tives were present at the weddin @,
which was followed by an elaborate
reception.
Mr. and Mrs Cushwa came to this
city and boarded Baltimore and OHIO
train No. for McKeesport. Pa,
where they will spend their honey
moon, after which they will return
to this county, where the groom is
engaged in farming.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
sroLn COAL BIZ wHoLEsALE.

John Harris, q negro from Wash.
inRton who has been spending the
past two or three weeks in Martins
burg. was arrested last Tuesday bv
B. g. o. Detective Burnett for steal,
ing loco pounds of coal from the Bal
timore g. Ohio Railroad Company.
Harris pleaded guilty Of stealing the
coal and selling IL 10 other people.
He was sentenced 10 thirty days II
Jail by Justice Snydsr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
|P0STOFFGESIN JEFFERSON
Charles Town Citizens Oppose Re-
appointment Of Postmaster.
DANCE HELD IN HIS HALL
Colored People Made Merry There With Ms
Consent Despite the Fact That the Town
Was il Mourning for Mckinley
Other Compilations.

Postmaster Getxandanner at Charles
Town, desires reappointment, hut
charges have been filed against him
by the mayor OF Charles Town and
others. The charges are that ON the
dav memorial services were being held
IN Charles Town in respect to the late
President Mckinley the postmaster
leased q hall over the postofiice build
ing 20 the colored people of the TOWN
| for dance
The citizens pr otestod 20 Mr. Getz
endanner against permitting the nance
! while the town WAS III mourning.
Mr.. Getgendanner claimed The ar
engagements had been made prior go
the day set FOR the memorial services
and be could not step the festivities
among the colroed population, but gave
the mayor permission TO do so ii he
desired The mayor decline to inter
fere
Additional opposition TO the rean.
pointment of Postmaster Getzendan-
ner will be presented because he is al
legged to have interfered with tho
county executive committee in the Sc
lection OF postmaster ct Shepherds.
town, TO succeed the late william A.
Chapline, possnaster al that place
and Mckinley elector. Upon the
death OF the latter his widow was con-
timed in office. Mr.. Getzendanner
was one of the bondsmen for M.
Chapline. The executive committee
at meeting decided upon his widow
for reapDoiDtmept by close vote. A
subsequent meeting was held the OPP
position claiming that full commit
tee was not present, and the commit.
tee declared for Harry E. Munday for
the place.
This aroused the citizens OF Shop
herdstown, who protested in petition
against his appointment on the ground
that he was not bona fide resident
of the town, but temporary resi-
dent, and the representative or lum-
Der firm else where. Postmaster Getz-
endanner anfagonized thu committee
at its second meeting. thus gaining
the ill-will of majority of its mem
bers, who have declared for Harry
Hopkins. a member OF the commit
tee, to succeed him.
Representative Dayton now has a
rather complicated matter TO straigh-
ten out. He stated that he would
follow the decision of the county ex-
ecuriye committee in recommending
postmasters in his district, and the
people of Jefferson county are won
defing which meeting OF the commit
tee be will recognize as the one vest
ed with proper authority.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
FINps WAY TO LIVE LONG.

The startling announcement OF a
discovery that will surely i-ngthen
life is made by editor o. III. Downey.
of Churubusco Ind. II wish to state, ("
he writes, THAT DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumptlon is the
most infallitle remedy that ! have
ever known for Coughs Colds and
Grip. It's invaluable to people with
weak lungs. Having this wonderful
medicine no one need dread Pnou-
monia or Consumption. Its relief is
instant and cure certain. - All Drug
Rists guarantee every soc. and
q bottle, and give trial bottles free.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18

litlN. y -. 43A lSlS.
til II OF ces we'll. and have made me-
Itahle improvements in the service
during their mo mbency, and hnd
Lhttle "a u Opposition for another
term
,l'ho ra~fes - no gentlemen ~ith
srch y ~enra ar3 fcrfrnafo enough
TO be thus commended are.
William II. Erwin, Harner' i Ferry.
Henri. II Mundv, Shenherdstown.
alexander Clohan, Martins urg
James r. Harrison, Piedmont
A Howard Fleming, Fairmont
J. y. Huey, Huntington
James r. Fitch, MOI gantown
summer w Thompson, DAVIS
The terms OF all these eight compc-
tent and progressive officials expire
within the next thrifty days These
are the. possessors Of the eight largest
postal plnms in the Second West vir.
einia Congressional district.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
AUBuRNs TO CALIFORNIA.
The wagon Company Makes Large
shipment Tuesday

shipment Tuesday.
The Auburn Wagon 20. has just
completed and is shipping Tuesday to
a large jobber at Los Angeles Califor-
mia solid car load OF their celebrat.
ed Auburn Steele Axle Wagons.
The order wi ich comprises nearly
fiftv wagons OF all sizes, was received
through mail recently. executed
promptly aud now makes over tive
hundred wagons shipped to the same
customer at that point
Every wagon has been an advertise
ment for the Company in that far of
land and rebounds 10 their credit The
company is now quite busy and re-
port orders coming in freely for tht
Spring Season. from customers an
Maine 10 Florida.
ARecent changes extensions and i'm
provements in the various depar tmenli
will enable the company to still for
Their improve their product and in
crease the out put. Their "NumbeI
Eighty Three one Horse Dray' two
of which are i'll use by the Hotel
transfers, are being shiupe-. into q
states of the Union, and the demand
is constantly increasing This Is Q
new style introduced last season, only
moderately advertised but seems te
meet long felt want every where, il
is now being pushed and will be one
of the leading specialties.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
wMcHEsTER's POSTMASTER.

Name OF Mr. Bently Kern Sent to Senate
by the President Yesterday.
The name OF Mi. Bently Kern. faith
er of Mo. Harry X Kern. the rising
young LAWYER OF Win hester, was Mop.
dav sent to the senate by President
Rooseve for confirmation as post
master at Winchester. The young
LAWYER made an uniting effort in
his fathers behalf and has been most
successful. the appointment meets
with general approval in Winchester.
Mr.. Kern is man OF high standing
in his community and has been Chair.
man OF the Republican County Com.
mittee.