Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-09-27

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Rain at last.
Dead leaves Old love letters.
Principle is the moral backbone.
The baker works even when he is
loafing.
The craftsman is not necessarily
master of craft.
Lieutenant Peary is coming back
without the pole.
The Cars life is made strenuous
in spite of himself.
The wit and the fool are only reia-
tions bv marriage.
1t is pretty hard to put mp a poid
front with limp collar
Today's downpour has brought JOY
TO the hearts of the farmers.
The Nile food this year will proba-
bly be the lowest ever known.
A burned child may dread the tre,
but lots of widowers marry again
In war time actions no more than
words may be taken at their face val
ne.
The B. q O. will run an excursion
to Martinsburg and other points next
Sunday.
Coal houses, as well as chicken
roosts. will need locked doors this
winter.
A scheme is on foot for holding a
motor and cycle exhibition in Dublin
eext year.
Work on the first modern street paw
ing at Frederick is expected to begin
tomorrow.
If you have coal to burn now you
may be Just as glad as if you had men
ey to burn.
s'Wouldn't that take the gasoline out
of. vour automobile" is the latest slang
expression.
The decree forbidding the admit
lance of jews to Russian universities
has been withdrawn.
1t is announced that the Baltimore
and Ohio will erect a new passenger
station at Morgantown.
Even General Joe is forced to capt.
ulate to Cupid when the other little
fellow starts a-shooting.
General Booth, the founder OF the
Salvation Army, will make another
tour of the United States.
Once upon time there was an Office
hat sought, a man but it was long
ago and the record is lost.
1t is the opinion of pedestrians that
man cannot travel the straight and
narrow path in an automobile.
Baltimore and Ohio Baggage Agent
August Matthaei is confined to the
house today with rheumatism.
Knox's discovery of flaws in the ii.
tie may cause Uncle Sam to put his
Panama away until next summer.
Miss Mary Lamar left this morning
for Baltimore, where she will attend
the Peabody Conservatory of Music.
The greatest depths of ocean yet dis
covered have been off the New Zealand
cost. and go down for about six miles.
AS a general rule the man who
makes the greatest reputation as al
orator is the man who can say least il
the most words.
Another carload of laborers arrived
on train No II today to work on the
b. g. 0, improvements.
Mrs. Levi Porter of Jefferson coun'
ty. is visiting at the home OF hel
mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Criswell w Kine
street.
A few more automobiles i'll town
and next will come repair shop de.
voted solely to the repairing of auto
mobiles
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hammann,
of Chicago, Ill. arrived here last even.
ing ON an extended visit at { he home
of Mrs. NJ. J. Criswell.
A number of youn ladies have been
passing through here EN- route from
the western part of the State 70 Will
son College yesterday and today.
Houses are going M in all parts OF
Martinsburg andalong the corporation
limits and there will be plenty of fam
lilies to occupy them when completed.
Mrs. Mary A Pearl, of Winchester
avenue left Monday on visit to Frost
burg, Md. where she will spend sew
eral weeks with her son. From there
she will go to Pittsburg, Pa. where
she will spend some time with her
sons and cousin of that place.
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