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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
&leime etaotna9ridtsm.

Der Mpril bat fi9 rehl
mibofsl" sin9efhbrt. Qlaeroings mo,
ia au8 Gbarfreitag, unO oa waren
triibieliges Wetter uno 3ubeh0r wObI
3u enti4uloigen. .-Wosu aber bic Stra'
Benbabnsgo. ibre .SOmmers@ars" auf
ben beri9. 9inien in Yetrieb fsllte,
bas mar unerfldrli9.
Die ORersgier ipsroen beuer
aud tbeuerer (Is ionTt iein. Die 2lein-
bdnbler berednen 16-18c per Dbb.
fur .ungsfdrbte" gier. Oa mub oe'
> nOfsrbas" aliO aud nod @slo orauf.
leaen. rm ben 6leinen Die ermartet'
6reuoe bereiten 3u t0nnen.
Die 26 patienten oes
Jlower waiiiion.0ospitales wie aud
bic freunoloien SniaKsn Der anoeren
9leidartisen Mnifalten tusroelt Denen
ber3liden Dani uilen, Die bieaeidI
gum Oiferfeits irgeno elm ylitmlein
fur lie iibrig babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
YerbdngnibpoIIetunb

' " ~ - { H.
8 # Ct. Gouis, Sa., 1. Mpril.
Dor GINGER 3eit bate Sobn 9bornberg
oas 5efamsnt Ieiner Grau angefodten,
neil oieielbs ibm nur $50 binterlafen
bate. wdbreno iie ibren Wermanbten in
europa $50, 600 psrmadte. Dor 3ipei
Woden wuroe Der 9ro3eb 3u @unlfen
Tbornbergs entIdisoen. benz s25, 600
3ugeiproden uuroen.
Der Wann feisrte ieinen Sieg in
folder WeiIe. oab ct zines 9ages, als
er nidt mebr felf auf ben Giiben ifano,
Elm gsin brad, uno am Drnnerlta9 III
er nun an gluiuergiftung gsitorben.
Da er teine 9inber binterldBt, fallen
Die $4,000 isbt yerwanOten bier uni
in europa gu.
Yermeg y a bnrau b in
Galifornia.
Sacr M en- D, gal., L. Npril.
Hsi Der Station Goplep nabe 3estuid,
mo- Die locomotive anbislt, um Wafe,
einaunebmen. ipurbe Der auf Der Gabr1
iiiOpdrts begriif.ne OregOn'grprsb3uQ
bon 3 mastirten 8dubern angebalten.
tpelde ben 2ocomotibIuhrer stuangen.
ben grprebsWaggon bonn 3uge wel
auf benz @elsiIe forfsufabren.
9lls Der grprebbote s. O'gaeil lid
peigerte. bic grpreB-&iife su 0ffnen.
wurOe sr nieOsrgsi4oien, bann wuro'
Der Wasson nit Dpnamit aeiprengt
ale Wertbiaden geraubt, uno gun
SdluKe 3uangen bic Banbiten Der
8 oromotipfibrer, iie Biz in bic Ndb
bon 3ssuid 3u bringen, no iie mil
ibrer geute bon Der locomotive ab
iprangen uno berIdwanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
Ysrional=

unb Grau Sobn We5-
9 er BON 616 Qincoln Gtrabe betlagen
ben Sob ibres 6Ohnes glbert, zines
bssabten uno au Oess f&6nlten 6offnun.
gen berebtigenoen &naben. Der ibnen
leioer bur@ elm rbeumatiIaes 3eioen
bor3eitig entriKsn muroe. Den be-
iiimmerten gltern miro Ieitens ibrer
pielen Greunbe Die aufridtislfe 3beil-
nabms sntsegengebra4t. - Dis Beers
oisun9 finoet morgen gadmittag um
l lltr bonn 9rauerbnuIe aug ifatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
SeIb Hmorb we9enungl Il d.
Iid1er Qiebe.

Muncie, l. Mprii. SIN Snter-
urban 9Otel eri1ob fi2 aelfern @benb
oer Werii9erungs,Msent 5. 5. Stod
aus Montpslier. Sn einem S&reiben
an cine bieiige 3eituna ertldrte er, er
mhlle fierben, ba feline Mngebstsse einen
anoeren gebeiratbet babe.
pionier BON 8 aporte ges
forben.
2aports, /. 9lpril. SIN Utter
bon 80 Sabren III geifern Weinrab
gfumelp, Elm beutfder pionier, Gabri'
fant, Winiondr uno pbilantropif, ge.
ifOrben, Der beIonoers 2ir9en uno
6Oipitdlern bisle Wobltbaten ertpieien
bat. st mar l848 nod Mmsrita uno
1853 naG 2aports 9etOmmen, iuo er
cine DrsI9mai6inen -Gabrit erri9ists,
bic nod beifebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
Wenn er nnr @ort tGlt!

Ser Wettermann pcrbeibt uns fur
beute Wadt, Samitas uno Sonntas
flares Wetter unb tiibleres. yrapo !!
Mber Wort balten |!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

-getntmogliH. Sie: Denfp
bu nidt aud. bdb es Idoner mare, mir
madten unlere 9od5eitsreiie erif,
ipenn mir beTer miteinanoer betannt
pdreng gr: gein, bsnn bann iuoIlen
mir DieLleiht gar niht mebr.
gosbaft. Dihterling (Don
feiaem Dntel eradblenD, ben er nit Gre
fOlg ongepumpt): ngr 1T bod eins gu
liebe Seele. i'd iperbe ibn4 elm gdnos
den 0ebidte pibmsn!" lreunb: nJa!
ca! llnbant 1T Der WeIt Qohn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
3eriplitterte TabneniianSe.

Gin 8libfrabl fubr iudbreno Der
Donneritas Na&t in Die 5abnenltun9e
auf benz Geuertuebrs s0auptquartiere an
WaRa&ufetts Mbe. uno New Dort
Str. unb jeriplitterte bic Stange,
ionIt aber ri9tete Der Blib teinsn
@daoen an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
SIR reine Wsild.

Ser ifdot. Mild.Snipsctor 6,lm er-
bob geitern = auf @runo Der bonn
itdbf. @bemiter boraenOmmenen Wil9s
prOben Mnalpien = Mntlagen lusgsn
Wertaufs abgerabmter unb bsrtpdKerter
Wlild gegen bic .putnam Creamery
Co." uno gegen Sos. Tlad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Der poQus's Run, bas S9mer3enss
tine Der Stabt, tpel9er erIt Dor einigen
9aqen fold qrcuenbaftes llnbeil ans
ri9tete, mar lebte ya&t gum 5peitsn
Male pieber auber @onb unb ganb.
Sein ungsifumss Weisn mar fur bic
geuo6ner i'm noro6lffiden @tabttbeile
cine ueberrai9ung ionberglei4en.
gs mar sssen 9 llbr, aIs bic S3lsu-
fen Oes 6immels ii9 Offneten, unO bic
WaHermaHsn fi1 laipinenartig auf
uautter grbe unb ibre Heuobner er-
gOhen.
Sn oer erFen Wiertelfunbe ipurot
benz woIienbru&artigen &egen nod
nit elmer gepiRen Mrt gemiitbsru6e
entaeQenoeie1en; bann aber sri4oa nit
einem Wale Der Ruf:
poaue's Run feist!
uno perbreitst auf's Heue iiber feline
benadbarten gebiete llnbeil uno
Shrefen.
Wolfenbrudartis erfOlgten Die Res
qenauNe unb innsrbnlb elmer Stunoe
mar oerpogue's &un einmal wieoer in
einen reiBenben Gtrom bertuanoelt.
Gddumen5 uno toieno, 3if4eno uno
gurgelnb srgob Der pilotobenoe Bad
feline ibm unbequemen Glutben iiber
Die isinen lfern bena9barten Straben,
bieielbsn huiba,tia iiberifr6meno.
Wieoer sinmaI iuurben bic UuItons
uno Die DapiOion-. bic Noble- uno bic
wlarlet 6trabe In Gandle bermanoelt,
uelde bon Gla9bOOten leidt 3u pai-
fren iparen.
9ie gsaeno on Der Martet StraBe
uno goble StraBe tuar tuieoer
Die am ihperfen bsimgeIudte. bon
Der Bdderei an Der Siioieite Der
StraBe big CUR gegentiber llegenosn
Ssite islten ld ben wiloiddu'
msnben Glutben 6inoerniie
in ben bort aufgebduften 0OlsbI0den
sntgegen; aber fs i9o1en iiber oieiels
ben binmes, @bsinfdne uno 2ataratte
en- miniature biloeno.
9ln Der Mariet Ctr. bemddtigten
. ft bic Dor touem llsbermutbe iiA iibers
ipruoelnosn Gluthen Der bort aufge-
fapeltsn 0ol3tl0be.
gu tauieuosn idpammen bieIelbel
auf benz Waner lumber uno 3u 0un'
oerten umsogen iie INNER engere Rreiie
um Die Wlanoungen Der Mb3ugseandle,
bisIslben ponifdnbig bsrfopfeno.
@saen 10 llbr fanb bic Waibington
Gtrabs bon ben @sleiisn Der 2ate gris
gabn biz sur Neu SsrIep etrabe unter
Waner.
Der GtraBenbabn.W .Werishr mar je.
bod u;dt In Der Wsife gsbemmi, tpis
a,a Greitag. gegen IL llbr Sogen bic
0lutben fi9 aIlmdlig In bas Bett oes
toasewprosneu Ba&es 5uriid.
9as3wette Steigen.
Qlber tur3 nod Wlitternadt fant
ipisoer Elm ipol!enbru9artiaer @eger
,.att NIB bic etrabsn bon Der Otit
Bride bes poouss Run biz 3ur Noble,
MlarIet unb Waibinaton biloeten auf!
g9eue eine ieeartiae Gldae.
Rei4wein's 0aIe uno 2eutbarot'!
.@emiiitIi&e Ode" waren .Dollifdnoil
bon WoKer umeeben. Der GeRbe1
oss lebigenannten 2oeals lisb eli
TRANSPARENT an ieinem 0auie anbrin
gen. In tpel&sm Ct baRslbe als D6ote
2aiebieu" bejei4nete.
I'M 2 llbr beute Worgen oauerte oi'
llsbsri6memmung nod on uno bi
65be bes maHers 6atts bieienise In be-
5JrsitagsNa9t bis auf 8 3oa erreidt
enoli& Rube!
2dngs Der Woi6ington Strabe tuur
ben our9 bic 2ebmgewdner wisoe'
piele Keller iibsrfIuibet. ba bas Daiie'
bic Geiientusae bsbedts, bod begonneI
bic Gtutten nod 8 rbr, aIs bic De
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
3ur !ettsn Nube.

Das 9eidenbsgdngnibS Sss Dor einioen
9agen beritorbenen @eneral 9bomas
u. Morris fano beute Nadmittag um
2 llbr BON Der Q. presbpterianer Stride
ifatt. Die Beiiebung Der 2eids ee-
f4ab auf bem Grown 0il 3ir9bof.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
Die 3. & 9. @abn ipieber fit
ben Wertebr 9e0ffust.

Der Wsriebr auf Der Snbianapolis
& gineennes gabnitrede wurOe geaern
gla&mittae ipiebsr erbfnst.
0eute psroen bic 3ags iuIsosr jl
reaelm6biger 3sit abfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
GbarfreitaS.

9euts am @barIreitaa, iperosn
in allen Sirdsn @ottesbienae ifatt-
inoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
9irue $rimllldull9 ant
Gbarfrtitag,
S(bcrmaligc ltcbcridcInlungcn in Oifcn, SiiOcll
lImO NDrOclt
Neramla6t burtb Die tuplfembrucbarti9en Me9en
ifiirme Der Dpmmesita9 Seacbt

uitteridausrn snolid auissb6rt bat-
ten, oann ifeiig su fallen. 6eute
Morgsn. als bic Weni1bsit ertpa6ts,
mar Der posus's @un mieoer tief in
isin 1ett 3uriidqetreten. trenn er aud
nod Dis elm @il06a@ ifiirmte uno
broufe.
Die ber d tu 0 m menen
pfla ter
an g2oble uno Wlartet Str. uno an
Der Souibeaitern 9lbe. uuroen bless
NAL nidt 10 alimpfliG bsbanbelt. B. 3.
bic brauienoen Tluthen ipdbrenb Der
Na8t ipiilten biele 9ol3bl0de in ben
pogue's @un binein. unb gonbe!n
oieielhen iebt ben Wbite Miper binab.
Sm ffo0lflidsn Staottbsile. beionoers
por State biz Gburdman Mbs., ipur-
ben Die meiiten 9iespHaifer Der @tras
BEN p0llig ruinirt.
Yerantluortli& gemadt fur oen msi=
fen Sdaben leitens bieier abermaligen
pogue's Run-lleberfdmsmmunq miro
Der llmfanb. oaB bic Mb3ugseandle in
Der iiberi9wemmtsn @sasno uisosr ein=
NAL nidi I'm Stanoe sparen, Die Wai-
iermaRen ab3ufiibren.
SadIOa part, bic nsus Nooition bel
ben Mtlas engine Worts, tpuroe islbff-
reoeno aud wieber unter Waiier geiebt
uno muBteri bic oortigen Betpobner fid
In bic obsren 6todpert: ihrer 0duier
fIudten. Qlu4 Der Sninois Str. 3un-
nel muBte ipisber fhr ben ar.Wertelr
9eiperrt weroen. oa borin Gub Wai=
fer ifanoen.
po9ue's @un=G daben.
gsionoeren Sdaoen fii]ts bic pogue's
Run-0odflutb ben 8. 6. & %. =gabn-
geleiien n0rolid Der WaIbington Ctr
gu. Denn Die Steinmauern bes Bades
ianisn infolee Der 9odHutb tbeilmsiie
Elm uno bierourd tuuroe Elm gefdbr-
lides Sinien Der HabngeleiIe berbeige=
fibrt. 9ur9 Musfulen nit 2ies psrs
fudte man beute Woresn oieIsn Sda=
ben 3u behern. 6erner puroen Die
f9weren giienbabns uno @trabsnbabn-
Greuaungen an WaIbington uno globle
Str. our9 bic lleberi9wemmuns arg
mitgenommen, b. B. unteripilt. fooaB
|beute Worgen nit grtra.M .Mannidafi
on Die Nusbeherung gegangen weroeu
muBte. = QluBeroem mubte Die 9ela-
mare Str.=Yriide iibsr ben pogue's
Run tempordr geiperrt usrben, oa
tpelflih oerielben elm mddtiaer gro.
blod bon 90 SUB 2dnae fortgeipiili
unb bierbur1 bic @eleiie unliber ge-
maht porben tuaren.
|Mu9 ber .pIeaiant 9fun"
mieber 10 | b.
Selblrsoenb muBte aud Der npleas
iant Run" tuieber babel iein. gr itie9
infolge Der @e9engniie nube3u 10 bod
mie Iebte Wo9e. Seine Glutben ms
terIpiilten bic S9ubmauer an BET
Cottage Moe. Bride unb eia etipa &c
CUB lan9es 6tld oieier Wauer itiir3t'
Elm. 9lnd an Der Nsbrasta Str,
Brittle orobten bic GeipdHer S9absr
ansuri4tsn, bod oauerts bic lleber'
ihwemmung aliidlider Weiie MID
lange genug hier3u.
I9er Dbite Riber an &C.
| fdbrli4fen
| @9limmer aber iiett aud beuie, iui'
bor Wo&enfrif, bic Sc&Ia9e be5iglid
bes Wbite 92iber. lleber bic neuer
llsberf6wemmungsn, bic gsifern II
san3 Snoinna bur& bic abermoliser
Rsasnfirms berurIa&t pOroeu fnb
III an anberer Stelle beri@tet. DAT
mir bier unIsr 9beil babon ablrieser
ulrbsn, mar 3u ertuarten, unb es bliet
ni9t aus.
1ersits bsute Woraen bon 8 llbl
80 Bis q llbr 80, aIio in A Stunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

0aS berrIi6e Some Bod
Bier tuir0 " or9en itmo Die
tcI8emoem 9age an 3apfietm.
Sm 8Iaidem fur ben Damts
ItenbeOart. 3elepbom 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
0rabItmasfeH!

Womtag, a. MprtI, Mbenbs
u l1br I'm 9smti@eu SsauS.
Gtutrttt 25c; Heferptrte
eite soc. Mae iuiutomntenl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
Snbianasos, Snb. 8reitao l. spl 1904

mar bas GlubwaHer BET Der pumps
Station an Der Wef WaIbinssOn Ctr.
I'm
GuBge Sen,
um 0 llbr Worgens itano Der Glub
auf IL Gub 6 3ou iiber Der ylieoers
uaiier-Warte uno I'm llbr Nadmit-
tags Idon auf
IL Gub 81 3olI.
Dabei tpuroe aber 3pif9en 2 uno 3
lltr eas gintreIen Der 9o6waher aus
Noblespi0e nit Vefimmtbeit eruartet,
unb bamit Elm
tp eiteres rieIiges Steigen.
Wadridten aus y2oblespille sufolge
fiiea bort bic 0o9Hutb I'm Qaufs 0es
Wormittags in Der Rate bon 8 3oa per
q tunb {. unb penn aud bier Elm
9Ieides Steigen unmOgli9 1T, puroe
bod immerbin elm gefdbrlides Wadfen
bes Mbite @iber erwartst.
Der Sail Greet mar i'm Saufs
bes Wor9ens aud um SUB geifiegen,
bod bsgann CT gegen 10 llbr 3u fallen,
unb es muroe aebofft, oab berielbe balo
ipieber auf isinen gelpObnliden 6tano
gefallen iein wuroe.
I'm iebod auf ale Gdle borbereitet
3u lein. marnte bic poli5si Gle Bswob-
ner Der lebte Wode beimseiuhtea @e'
genben am Gau Greet uno IN oenWbi:e
Riber.9 .9aisoerungen fi& in 9iderbeit gu
bringsn, rsfp. auf oas ioforteyerlalen
ibrer 0duier bor3ubereitsn.
GB wiro nidIt erwartet, bah Del
@6ite NiDer oieSmaI uIeoer 10 bod
ani@wilt. ,uie Dor Wohenfriit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

witteridausrn snoli9 uuTseb0rt bat-
ten, oann ifeiis su fallen. 6eute
Morgsn, als bic Weni9bsit eripa6te.
mar Der posue's Run wisoer tief in
iein Yett 3uriidQetreten. irenM er aua
nod uie Elm Wiloba6 fiirmte uno
brouIfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

mar bas GlubwaGer bel Der Bump.
station on Der Wef WaIbinesOn Ctr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
The Original.

Foley & CO., Chicago, originated Hone,
and Tar as throat and lung remedy, snc
on account of the great merit and popu.
larity of Foley's Honey and Tar many
limitations are offered for the genuine
Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and re.
fuse substitutes offered as no other prep.
aration will give the same satisfaction
{ is mildly laxative. 1t contains no OPT
ates and is safest for children and deli
cate persons. Sol y all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05

many Americans beside myself, from
that splendid, vigorous, typical Ameri-
can personality who stands at our head,
down
"(D The north pole should be at
tanned. AS matter of accession to
geographical knowledge, as matter of
prestige, it is prize worth the utmost
effort. The struggle for 1t has been
going on nearly four centuries. Its at
tainment will be the sign Of mans final
conquest OF the globe. Its non-attain-
ment is to-day a reproach both to our
boosted civilization and our alleged
abilities.
"(2) The only practical route to the
pole is the Smith sound route, offering as
it does land base 100 miles nearer the
pole than any other route. less actively
moving ice pack, wider base to which
to return and a practicable and we'll
known line of retreat to lower ATTITUDES
in the event Of mishap to the ship.
"(3) The attainment of the pole is
peculiarly an object for American pride
and patriotism. The North American
WIZ AZ SS6AACAb 10 Jul uOLut, our udIuTdl,
ultimate destiny. Its bounds are the
isthmus and the pole. We must find
and mark the pole. More than this, we
want the pole because 1t is the pole,
and because you. and we, and practical
ly all the other civilized nations Of the
world, have been trying for it for nearly
four centuries, and have not got it yet,
and because to win 1t will be the crown
OF those four centuries OF effort and sac
riflce and splendid heroism."
Naturally an audience OF British arc
tic explorers could hardly indorse
Peary's third proposition; but they
cheered him until they were hoarse.
Grave scientists and gray-headed adj
mirals were so worked up by his en-
thusiasm that they behaved like school
boys.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
TORtACH THE NORTH POLE
Peary Outlines His Plan For At
tanning That End.
REASONS FOR PAST FAILURES
Also Tells WHY The NV serious Poir
Should Be Located By an Ameri-
can Explorer.

New York Commander Peary an
nounced to the geographers Of all the
world, when they we're gathered in New
York city for their International con-
gress the other day. that he is going to
make another dash for the north pole,
using ship he is having specially built
for the purpose.
Very few arctic or antarctic expeditions
have been made in specially built vessels.
and that is why SO many have failed.
Often light craft never intended for Ice
navigationshave been used by explorers.
Only two ships have been specially con-
structed for polar work within recent
years ansen's Fran and the Discos-
cry. now in the Antarctic sea with the
National British Expedition"
Most men experienced in arctic ex-
ploration believe that Commander Peary
has a good chance OF reaching the north
pole. or at all events getting nearer &c x
than any man has yet gone. His Won
derful perseverance, eliminating in his
reaching the most northerly point OF
Greenland, has greatly impressed them.
At this meeting Of the Royal Geo
graphical society, Peary gave what was
probably his briefest and best summary
of what he hopes to do, says a correspon-
dent to the Washington Star. His words
on that occasion have never been pub
lished, except in the official proceed
ings" Of the society. He said:
MY plan of campaign requires but a
few words. 1t contemplates the utiliza-
ton of the utmost efforts and fullest
resources OF the Whale sound Eskimo;
the use of dogs for traction power; q ship
| which shall drive me to the northern
shore Of Grinnell Land, and arefinement
OF the methods and equipment (the re-
suit Of years Of experience) which will
enable me to cover the distance from
Grinnell Land to the pole and back be-
tween early February and June.
my Polar creed can bequickly stated.
1t contains three articles. 1t is held by
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
NEWS FROM MARL0WE.
HAPPENINGS AT THAR PLAcE DOR,
ING THE PasT SEVERAL DA4s
Residents OF the Village VINO are III az
Their Homes aud some PER-
sonai Notes.

NARROW. Nov. 3.--Farmers in this
section are now busilv engaged husk.
ing corn. A good crop is reported in
this vicinity.
The cunning season has started and
hunters are very plentiful here. Game
is also in abundance.
Miss Mamie Harrison. OF Hedges
Vile. who spent few days here as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
has returAed home.
Mr.. George Fl. Barne, of Harris
burg, visited his sister, Mrs. Kee-
seeker, who has been very i'll Tor some
time
Mr.. Charles Ditto and bride. OF
Huyetts, Nd, and sister, Mrs. Letha
Lafever, OF Hagerstown, spent Sun.
day here as the guests of Mr.. Gren-
berry Ditto.
Mrs. J. d. Smaltz. one of the highly
esteemed residents of this place, i
dangerously i'll at her home with sn
attack of pneumonia. Her condition
is rather serious.
The society of the willing workers
will hold a meeting at the home of
Mr.. Greenberrv Ditto on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ann Anderson, who died at
her home in Willamsport after pro-
longed illness. was buried at HARMONY
church on Monday. The funeral was
largely attended, the deceased having
large number of friends in this sec.
tion.
Mr.. Jesse Ardinger. of Williams.
port, died SATURDAY. evening at the
home of his sister. Mrs. j. d. Ripple.
at Marlowe. where he had been Ill
with consumption for several months.
He was agei SO vers. The funeral oc.
CURED Tuesd ay. Interment az Will
iiams port.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
BONES OF ANKLE SNAPPED
Mr.. j. H. Chambers Met With Very
Painful Accident Tuesday.

Mr.. j. H. Chambers, well-known
resident of Williamsport avenue met
with an accident while on his way
home from work Tuesday evening
about 6 80 O'CLOCK, and as result
will be confined to his home for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Chambers was walking along
North Queen street. and stepped
upon loosened brick, which turned.
throwing him heavily TO the ground.
His left foot was doubled under him
in the fall, and both bones just above
the ankle were snapped by the weight
of his body.
The injured man was carried to his
home, and DIR. Sites was summoned.
The physician reduced the fracture.
and pronounced the injury an exceed
ingly bad one. Mr.. Chambers is rest
ing as comfortably as could be ex-
pected, but it will be many DAYS be-
fore he will have entirely recovered
the use of the injured member.
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censumptive. Made Confortable.

Incipient consumption is cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar, but we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptives by
claiming that it will cure this dread d.
sesse in the advanced stages; but if the
ungs are not too far gone Foley's Honey
and Tar will effect cure, as it stops the
racking cough and soothes the inhamed
air passages giving them chance to heal,
and even in the advanced stages 1T al
ways gives comfort and relief. A. A
Herren, of Finch. Ark, writes: "Foley's
Honey and Tar is the best preparation
for coughs and lung trouble. ! know
that it has cured consumption in the fsst
stages" Sold by all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
Presidential Election VIII Make NO
Change.

No matter which candidate is elected,
Foley's Honey and Tar will remain the
peoples favorite remedy for coughs, colds
and incipient consumption. 1t cures
colds quickly and prevents pneumonia.
A J. Nusbaum, Batesville, Ind, writes:
81 suffered for three months with Sc
we're cold. A druggist prepared some
medicine, and physician prescribed for
me, yet | did not improve. | then tried
Foley's Honey and Tar and eight doses
cured me-" Sold by all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
PARI[gSBUaC REAL ESTATE.

There is a marked improve
ment in business at Parkersburg
Present indications point to the
next twelve months being he
most active business months
this city has seen in many years.
There is no safer or more pro-
fitable investment than real es-
tate in a growing city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05
A FEW SAMPLES.

A three story, double, brick
business house on corner lot.
Renting for 10 per cent on $4,000,
Can be bought today for $4,000,
y cash, balance in twelve
months.
Neat, seven-room dwelling in
splendid location on large lot.
Price $4,000, cash, balance $40
per month.
enc of the best corner lots in
the city, 50x150 feet. Fronts on
car line. Price $3.50.
House with five rooms close
to business part of city. Rents
for 10 per cent. Price 5000
cash.
We are bargain hunters aud
always have something on hand
for our customers. Call and
see ur when you are in the city.
Let US drive you around and
show you what you can get for
your money.
WEST VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE CO.,
222 Fourth Street,
Parkersburg, w Va,
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CORRESPONDENT PREDICTS.
Foltz Says That Teddy and His Par.
ty Will be Elected--Other Notes.

Foltz, Nov. 3--From the present
outlook in this neighborhood by this
time next week Teddy and his party
will have been elected and their op.
ponants will pc preparing for an ex.
tended trip mp salt river.
Last Tuesday was prelude to ap.
preaching winter. The Thermometer
registered % degrees above at O'Clock
in the morning.
The farmers of this section are busy
now getting in their large CROP OF
corn.
Mrs. @. W. Foltz and daughter, Of
this place, are spending some time al
Smithfield as the guests of Mrs. I. J.
Homer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-05

Mr.. Elmer Wild, who is working at
ConnelIsville. is home for the elec-
tion.
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lgE NARTInsBuRq PERAlD


We are authorized to announce
Joseph Trapnell. of Jefferson county,
as an independent candidate for cir
chit judge Of this district