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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08
he WANTS HIS MONEY
'ssaans Magnate Threatens Legal Action Unless
Hickey Pays Back Adyance Money

and he will insist that he be siven
seins difinita promise az to the
money which II due the Cleveland
club
Unless SefatFa receives Hlckry !
bonus within \ rea.Qnhhle time. ~
SAYS hs viii place sns matter II,
&c hands Of Seattle attorneys with
instructions u ehloin Hickey from
playing until he has Paid up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08
MAY Be A
HOT Time

Unless the police. license and rev
enue COMMITTEES turns down the
pending applications for saloon H.
eenHee on Pike street az its session.
this afternoon. the city council meet
ina tonight IL likely 20 be - warm
a. the present weather.
The pike street business men are
up Ia arms against the proposition
Ia allow more saloons Go get . foot
hold. ana should any counciimen
have the temeriiy 60 stand up for
the new Sin mills at the meeting 81
the council tonight. the lobby will.
without doubt. DO ita best 10 show itn
opinion OF him.
besides the promised fiEht on the
Pike street saloon proposition. the
council has an unusually large
amount OF routine business left over
from the last meeting 90 transact to-
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08

TxvrT.ANo. O. June S-ChAs
h znrnefs % the Cleveland Amer
- Lsaxee club viii ask Manages
Ezazss u the seattle Pacific IA
|ssA League club that the latter
b. ne Cleveland club the ttea
|Aah -daupvr Jack Hickey He-
kA<t ercna Cleveland as advance
NJ sensFs does not think
IA Hicksy has treated him right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08
cHAmpoux A PEUpeR

An application for norIsr IN
fcrfna raurefis was directing thr
county clerk % have fhe court rec
ord Of the EhampouN eaae prepared
at the expense o. the county vas
fllcd by A. J. apeckert. attorney Tor
tho frfuehman. IN the superior
court this morning Ghannpoun has
no money ana his relatives have NOT
yet stated whether or NOT they w4il
be able to raise the funds for an
APPEAL 10 the supreme eansf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08

hfspifiag seattleites are ruthless
fesAlag the Enxisah grammar %
- sareriatisss today In a feeble
4ssmpg 70 express their heartfelt
sslnns OF the heat.
4 IT'S hot It's swelfrring. Ys-ter
Inv did fairly well IN an anatsurtsn
IT - way. but today has n
e<ins nks half = pint Of Ice cream
- ever from a sunday school pic
"a
Z rAs nan shn Yesterday ~xsaust@s
: family stock of eouL white linen
s6xsrekiefs In hopping his drip
@s bFe~ and ovsTpiaYet his hand
2hrsses calculated "a relieve he
- haks1 feelings. 10 today Lament.
~ eeEa mistakes and cursinE IN.
- sss Invented the boiled shirt OF
znn<ros
4 ~ weathsr man alone IL cain
lyrical From his cool office
- 10 IN the New York block he
nstMpiatss the provisions Of limp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08
CLUB HOUSE BURNED

STOCKTON. Cal. June s.-Thc
Stockton Athletic Association club
house. Including the gymnasium.
hand bail court. boat house and bill
lizard rooms. was burned early this
morning. Less $4,000. The rae
ing barEea and shells were saved,
The crew will continue training.
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aud debris
The weather bureau az e'eieek
says the river gauge has reached itr
highest point D. feet and inches
n hieh n believed Go be the crest OF
the flood. The bureau locks fer =
fall tomorrow.
Up 60 ! O'Clock this afternoon moth
TIA has been heard from the relic {
steamers sent cut this morning
NothlHE 10 certain TesardlnE fatal
ties Ths number is Naftouaiy est'
mated az from nine TO -. not lnclud
iug ~ reported drowned ~ Granite
city last might The latter are saia
10 have been Strengthening the leyee
whxn the break came.
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mnrw. whAr A eHock

An execution against ] BeniaOn
for tiih0 eiimony due his wife was
issued by Superior Judge TELL this
niarninK. n.uuiaon was dlvefHed In
1871
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quaintanoe in Seattle. died here Last
night. Dr. Miller was the state sur
o.. ~ sss s,..s.sSs - :. ...& >
ssss - .s@attta aaat Ffisis5 ssf@asssss
tn attend the national meeting Of
the Modern waoamen. which 10 soon
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STAR TIPS
Probable Winners of
Today's Races

FIRST RACE--L.asi Ma dim.
Ben Mapin, Cisudstor.
SECOND RACE-Msslesnns,
Mise Dividend, Tsmn.
THIRD RAcH-Juags Thorn.
ss, Queen 7, I. o. u.
FOURTH RACE-Lons Fish
srnan, July cTp, Blessed Dam
orsl.
FIFTH RACE-Ei ehihsuhs u.
Troy, Amsss.
6lNTE RACE-stsp Around,
Kitty Kelly, pistarbsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08

Jack Root and George Gardner
have signed articles for a 2O-round
battle at Fort Erie, Ontario, on the
afternoon Of July I for the llghi
heavy weight championship OF the
world. The weight agreed upon Il
1876 pounds.
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roR HuanANp.e rREepoM

Superior Judge lioil this MORN
ing granted Sarah L1ruy'H aHplica-
tlan Tor wit 81 hebeas corpus for
her husband - I.~roY, who IL
held IN the city iall on teisEraphic
dispatches from Spokane. The writ
WAS made retufuable June II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08

IL Fua wonder why you need
& Ahhaxs leaf IN your lat and
bFzrn koF a hodxe In some vast
! - cream partoF. or bser hall.
4 sseaTdins 70 your asx and
Asis training. th1 foliowlnE
xaHfs The thsrrnanetsf at the
eeal rnltst States weather
swssa has performed STAGE
tsiock this morning viii make
gu<fything clear
IA o. g. degrees above zero
Ia n. e. degrees above zero.
"a N - degrees above nero.
Ia m = degrees above zero.
I u q n y degrees above aero.
y n 50 degrees above nero.
. n 81 degrees above nero
. n. 80 degrees above nero
D m ~ degrees above nero
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DEATH OF DR.. MILL Err

TACOMA. Jun. t.--pr. y. c. Mul-
Ter. prominent physician Of Taco.
ma ana Who also bad . larEs a.
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q. W. F1tzhenry was arrested last
night by city Defective Byrnes last
night FOR aasauting and heatink
May Fsthenry. his wife. Both were
taken 90 the city taii and released on
IL hall each
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CANNERY
BURNED

NUEHDEEN. Mn, June H.-Ihe
German canusfy was totally de-
ntr0yed by fire a. noon today. Lose.
&c. 600 Tast years pack OF this
eannery was $4,000 eases.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. June s-ctu
HeHsa. nearly all Of whom are NsE~
workers. held a mass meeting toda y
and issued call for ala Ftfty-twr
hundred people are hctnelvss ana the
city treasury depleted The town T.
submerged BY water OF mud The
Inhabitants are AL IN modest ctr
c,lfnsiances 80 fsr but so ia out
side AID has beer received The
mayor viii ssstseSleise oontrlbu
tionk
TOPEKA Kan. Tuns a--Ths pom
leon hriaxe come esins South TO-
pska with the flooded district os
Sorth Topeka vas carried cut BY
the swift current thia morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-08

ulfrid tahts, AZ. Of Lawson ana
Luna Jackson, "a. ef seattle. Innnes
Gordon McCraeesa 80 aud bertha
lhe tans. "a. both - Seattle.
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ENTRIES FOR TUESDAY
RACES

overnight entries Tor tomorrow's
races
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~x.spk Foet6Asr-rsnish and
vi s..slssay eeslsr tomorrow.
ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

This is fine. roomy house OF a very
piazza on the corner, and covered one
at the side while on the front there is TIE
uncovered terrace which Is now SO pop
ular. The house is exceedingly picturesque
and suited for almost any site.
1t Is OF shinglc stained brown. with a
moss-green roof. It would be a charm
Ing house in stone. or part stone and
part shingle
The Interior has a large reception hall,
entered from a vestibule, and having a
pretty window nook. There Is corner
fireplace in this and each OF the other
rooms, all using one chimney. The hail 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

s iH nlGnr An AAb : ICE z : fLASIs Ms AND Nd
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT Pub
Lie AUCTION.
More than six months default having
been made IN the payment Of interest on
the bonds OF the Charlottesville City t,.d
Suburban Railway Company. secured in
the deed OF trust from sad Railway Com
Corded ,ri; in the clerk office OF the Cor.
poraton Court for the Corporation OF
Charlottesville. D. 3. H. pages Ipi to ~.
and clerks office OF the county court
OF Albcma!ie county, =. 3. lis, pages 40
to l6. at the writer request OF the nod
ers OF majority OF sad bonds. the un-
dcrsiYned, substituted trustees under SAID
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1909.
at IL M. at pubic auction. at lhe tront
door Of The VIE q 81 nafigItrs
vile, Va, expose TO sale all the prop.
erty, real and personal. conveyed by SAID
deed OF trust. consisting in part " the
and concessions. an Ice Plant ana an
Electric Plant, with all it's connecting
wires. pole. &C, Together w,,h al p ;s
ch.ses and contracts relating and peftain.
ing to said railroad or either Of said
plants; all equipments. macniuery. plants,
poles, wires and all prosetty .ansin,ie ana
Intangible used IN connection with sud
RAILROAD. electro light plant. ice plant,
&C.: several pieces Of Real Estate, some
In the city of charlottesville. especially
about 10 acres Of land along sa d rail-
way. on which there aie mineral, springs
and valuable hotel building. In short
all the property covered BY said deed OF
trust will DC sold.t This is valuable and
desirable property.
TERMS-As required BY said deed OF
trust. cash.
Sale viii be made subject to mort.
gage Of the Piedmont Construction and
Improvement Company, dated February
I tn S2o.UE first mortgage
bonds, and also subject to lien to Sc
cure the payment for new rails recently
bought by said &. c. & S. Co.
MICAJAH WOODS,
r. T. w. DUKE. Jr.,
c. GUY ROBINSON,
oct4.4w. Trustees.
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Separated from the parlor by sliding
doors: similar doors separate all the
rooms, SO that they can be thrown into q
continuous suite. or be private. The par
lor has a round end. The dining room
and sitting room or library, ale DO h
good sized and comfortable rooms, and
the kitchen arrangements are convenient
and good. L.
The second floor has four pretty bed
rooms with excellent closets, q bath
room and linen closet On tathc third
floor there are three robins and stoi'igc
space Washtubs' 5and servants toilet
In the cemented cellar.
This house would look well on hill
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FOR SALE BY
D. E. HAM, Grottoes, Va.
2,I5o Acres,
S7.O0 Per Acre.

K q.
Situated In Rockbridse county, w.. $50
acres cleared 300 acres bottom land, 200
acres gently rolling. Sol is clay and
productive. adapted to the various prod
ucts OF this section. Balance is wood
land. including a large quantity OF fine
young mountain timber. County road
and c. q o. r. r. passes through this
place with station on the farm. The I'M
provements Ore splend d brick mansion
containing 10 large, airy oonls; good ban,
stable. ice-house and all necessary build
ings; everything convenient; church.
school, store. station in pia n sight. On
this property are large depos IS OF lime
stone and slate suitable for tho manu-
facture of cement and would be, Il fire
location for a cement factory. There -
an orchard Of T. acres. and IS al oSether
a verv desirable. property. Price. 500
per acre. Investigate this bargain.
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side, with the drop to the back; y .
especially suited to such site.
1t Is a home-like. artistic, house. Few
people realize what an important thing
IT is to have the home look like home.
It Is with a different tone that we say In
passing q house, that is handsome
house, or that Is a beautiful home.
And this house is emphatcally u home,
both as to its exterior design and its
, interior convenience.
No hardwood is included In this esti-
mate, except where It Is cheap. Stained
, interior finish, artistic, but simple, in de-
sign; brick and tiled fireplaces; pretty
mantels, open plumbing, hot-a!r heating
pEA1 EcTATE Enr Cale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.
Lee Ward Residences.

ss,OOo-9 rooms; beautiful; Park Ave.
s5.5Oo-9 rooms; brand new: West Ave.
$1,000 rooms; same: VINE ST., near
Hanover.
si,oO0--S rooms; very attractive; Walnut
ST.. near Hanover,
S4250--S rooms; nothing, nicer; IVY 81
S'755~6 rooms; detached: Meadow, near
' sss5o1g rooms; similar to the above;
Rowland ST. "a
Ali of these properties are new INA
nre equipped with the most nj d IN inn
movements. Some occupied, others Just
No can make easy terms on any of
them. See us and Inquire before b~yihs
elsewhere
HARRISON K GRANT,
North Eleventh Street,
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BY J. D. carncal & Son,
AUCTION SALE OF A

AUCTION SALE or a
n CORNER LOT.
BY request we will on WEDNESDAY,.
October Is, 1893, at 4:30 O'Clock =. NJ. on
tlon tho lot on West Leigh Street, being
northeast corner of Bowc and Leigh
Streets; a feet front by abn, l5o feet
deep. mis- property Is in every way de-
sirablc. and its nearness TO Hartshnrn
College and the large business enterprises
lately started In that community makes
this property very desirable. II can be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
AUCTION Sales.--future Days

BY J. T1 hon s,sIn 7 st q%a s Go"
Special Masters Sale TO the
HIGHEST BIDDER,
LARGE TW0.ST0Rf FRAME
DWELLING AVID LOT,
BALDWIN AN S1D'y ssEsv!iEENHTfEBNrH SITS.
TWO FRAN uNrt..saGS,
no. 1909 AND 1911 ST. JOHN ST.. AND
LARGE OK Err LUT,
12s FEET.
TWO 20.tuuf LOTS,
ON CARLETON STREET. DlNNEEN
GROOM DWELLING RNn ! or,
CORNER WASHINGTON AND CLAI-
BORNE STREETS,
2 TO- AND l0.aCRE FARMS,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
In pursuance OF decree entered In tfe
tinted S,atei Gir,ut Court f)r tne Eas,.
ern Dlst,ict. Of Virginia. entered August
II. 1903. IN the gut Of Van Wyck Ho ton
ys. American Home Building ard ILoan,
aa nao n; apponting t"e nhaers'sned
that purpose, Will sell at puolic uction.
81 the premsfs 70 the ,GHEsT + Blp
dec hs eowrR or9r and n e
THURSDAY. oCT. Sin. AT 4 p. 81.
large Frame Dwelling, containing Tout
Street. between st. Jane and Seventeenth
ttreeta.
SAME DAY At p. NJ.
Frame Dwellings. four room each. and
largo Corner Lot. 1.sx15 ct. Nos. 30, md
lGll. corner s.. joan ana Orange Streets.
two Lots. fronting 2oxl6o feet tayh cn
Carlton sire t. rcHt to Dnneen Street;
nice shade trees on It.
SAME DAY AT 3 IP. NJ.
large Frame Dwelling. six roo. $, north
west corner Wash. ngton aud Claiborne
Streets. with Lot about 22xi2o icet to an
alley.
MONDAY. nov. I'D. AT p. NJ,
two small Farms In Che teri. Id county.
on the Courthouse Road, jult ut the ~.
lciscction OF the Cog II Road a. d Old
Hundred Road: the rirst co tanning 10
acres. moro or lie $. known ns tho lamp.
ton Friend tract. and second. trac. adj
Joining, Containing II 1-2 acres. more or
less. known as John llvn ract: bot hay
Ing frame houses and other nlpruvs meat,
thereon.
TERMS-One-th I'd cash. balances and
Il months. Interest added. and title re-
tanned until all purchaac money Is paid;
or all cash.
S. S. p ATrESON.
Special Masters.
The bond required in the above decree
has been gvCn.
Brown &: Co.. Auct.oneer.
oct. IL. 1e, 262o2y ~.
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The bond required in the above decree
has been gwen.
Brown &; Co.. Auct.oneer.
oct. III, ~, u. 2529
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AUCTION Satisfactorily.
g 2 80 "a -. s===r
AT UNION HOTEL,
Furniture and furnishings.
Continuous Sale. Every Day from
ga M. 10 q P,M,
r1I1s sAID ENDS NOV. 1. 1909

Don't miss tile chance for q ba gain;,
viii offer for sale the follow,ng artl.
Giles: Ranges, ,3rollcrs, Portable, oven.
Kitchen Utensils. Dning-room ard kitch-
Table and Bed Linen. Drussets. Hall n, d
Room Carpets, House, Furniture, and
furnishings OF every description. 2 B'i-
cutor and Electric Appliances. L'noleuin.
large Safe. Lumber and Building Ma
terinl. Bath Tubs. Toilets. Pipe. Gas f x
lures and Plumbers Suppl es: in !aet,
anything well,cnu'pped hotel would pc
likely 20 have. will DC offered for ale.
Don't miss the chance for u barg tin ns
less of cost and at an expected great
=. EDGAR ALLAN, Jr.
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10000

will buy houses In good locality, rent.
ing sl5 & month each. a 10 rer cent. IN
Sestment. ~.
Hill Park. 50, 100.
CLAIBORNE. CONNOLLY d GHA9-
I'LL East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

G TREET RAILW AY. ELECTRIC
y LIGHT AND ICE PLANTS AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. AT Pub
I A -rI()N
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VIM. B. Pizzini Company.
Real E.tate Agents ard Auct!oneers.
Tenth and BLK STREETS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY
- EIGHT LOTS. JUST WEST OF THE
CITY LIMITS IN HENRlCO COUN. 7:
IN THAT PART THEREOF KNOWN
AS .LISBURN.h
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Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
JIG North Seventh Street.
I will sell. at my auction house, at 1880
By the Valentine Auction Co..
OLE East Broad street.


GENUINE LEATHER TUFFED PAR.
~ LOR SUIT. HANDSOME ALL BRASS
BED. CHARTERED OAK CHINA
CLOSET WALNUT AND OAK CHAM.
Der FURNITURE. DRUGGETs. RUGS,
CARPETS. HEATING AND COOKING
STOVES. GAS RANGE. &C. AT AUC-
TON.
TOMORROW CMoNDAY) MORNING,
OCTOBER 2GTH. AT 1879 O'CLOCK,
we will sell at our warcrooms. No. G.2
East Broad Street. l handsome Genuine
Leather Tuffed Parlor Suit Of Pieces:
handsome All Brass Bed. heautlLl En-.
amecd Iron Beds, good Walnut
and Oak Chamber Furnt uie. Wal.
nut Music CABINET. line OF !.ana-
some New Russ AID Dru gets.
CHARTERED Oak China Closet. OAK and
Walnut Chairs. Combination Book case
and Secretary. Old English Walnut Hat
Rack, hand ONE Marble Top Center
Tables. Couchcs. Lounges, SEPARATE Dres1-
ers. Rockers. Library Table. odd Eed.
steads. Heating and Cooking stoves. Gas
Range. Carpets. &c.
TERMS--Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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t7.h'"1' TIT ~ III VI
large Frame Dwelling. six roo.. $, north
west corner Wash ngton aud Claiborne
Streets. with Lot about 22HI2o feet to an
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a. B. DICKINSON,
S. S. p. PAT 4 ESON,
Special Masters.
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TO LET
That most desirable and we'll loca' cd
a-story brick dwelling, No. . North Twc"-
ty-ninth Street
Also brick dwelling, No. s South Reser-
vor Street.
Also brick dwellings. No. 27oa East Main
Street.
Also brick dwelling. No. 27o4 East Main
Street.
Also rooms No. s2G South Pine street.
Also nice corner store. No. AL West
Marshall Street.
FLATS.
Desirable flat dower). No. East Clay
Street.
EDWARD S, ROSE COMPANY,
Heal Estate and Loans,
No II North Eleventh Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-23

eof man shall not modest them in any
way. Two of the park bears were seen
mot long since roofing around in a rub
bish heap for all the world like pair
of goats. A visitor approached within
few feet of them and the bears took
not the slightest notice. 1t shows how
many (possibly most of natures
creatures would act upon the approach
of man if man himself were not their
enemy. 1t is related that last summer
bruin thought he recognized an old
friend in one of the tourists. The bear
threw his fore paws around the mans
neck and gave him hug merely as an
act of courtesy. But that hing, while
affectionate, was a long-drawn-out af-
broaght to bruins nose before he
would let go.
A curious thing going TO show how
tame the larger game animals of the
park are is the regulation forbidding
dogs to roam at large. In a recent gov
ernment report the superintendent
said that it was "well-known fact
that one small dog running at large.
while it will do NO harm to the large
game, will drive it so far back from the
roads that none will be seen by the
average tourist"
The deer in the park are quite numer-
Gus and also very tame. They roam
around the posts, hotels and clearings
as though they owned them. A little
herd settled one day, while the presi-
dent was in the park, in front of the
army officers quarters. Not person
was to be seen. just then some of the
presidents party, for whom local
character was acting as guide, hove in
sight.
Whats become of the officers"
asked the visitor.
THE deer are holding the fort" re-
piled the local character, land the Off
ceas ere afraid to come out. It's against
the paw TO shoot 'em, and if anyone
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-05-23
BAXTER NOTES.

Baxter. w. Va, Nav. 81 Mr.
Howard Harper, of this place, left on
Monday for Pennsylvania where he
has secured employment.
Mr.. S Fl. Butts spent few DAYS OF
this week at North Mountain on husi.
ness.
Misses Virginia and Ivey Shriver,
visited in Martinsburg this-week but
have now returned home.
Mrs. William shrimp and children,
of Indianapolis. Ind, are the guest.
of MIR. II. x. Shrimp.
Mr.. Lewis Albright and Miss M.
Mildrew Harper, Of Martinsburg, Wis,
tied friends here during the last week.
Mrs. Pearl Chase. of Cherry Run. is
the guest of her brother, Mrs. Silas
Butts. of this place.
Mr.. John Williamson and Master
Roy Albright. of this place, spent
Wednesday in Martinsburg.
Mr.. /. w. Woods, of Hedgesville.
passed through here the first of the
week enroute to his fruit farm.
Preaching will be held at Providence
OH Sunday. The services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. S. A. Grabill.
Earl, of Baxter