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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Prisforbpielie af "stod"i
HeIIan Mining Syndicate.

Sur nogen Sib iibcm befienbtgiur.
bes ber | glabet, at en- Inalpierina
af Grts fra "Jnnnp GbcI" 8anscn
bar giurt af s. ~. Saiplep, Isiapcr
i Gesierinsens Mint / Seattle, %
at Hcinltatct al bcune Inalpicring
bar $1,154.3S / 8nlb pr. Sun. So
Cons al Grts er usiaa ienbt til So.
coma smelter, % iaainart geitprel.
len faar "Getnrns" for benne 5ur.
icnbclic, nil bet blipe befieuotaiurt
ber / SlaSet. Nuslc Gage ienerc,
efter at ma bar fOmmen nosle SoS
lGnser inb / Sanger, bleb igien
nosIe nbpalate Hrsuer af Grtien fra
Senire Netalgans ienbt til "Sbe
Iortbpurt Smelter" ! Nurtbpurt,
@aibinstun for at Nnalgieres, %
oemnc SrpSe CAB bet f~urbanienSe Sc.
inItat af $4,124.OO pr. Son / Galo.
Gn iaaOan Sorsgelie i Grtiens Eis.
bulSisbeb bare paa nusle Sob loper
gpSt % bebiier, at g%eitgreiicns Ban.
itanb u1,, at cnSnu risbulbigere Grts
iinSes l9nser neSe paa Iaren, er
bolSbar. @eitprclien bar bolot Wpoe,
o. beiluttct, at fra lite Sebrnar bill
Yriicn paa Stpf blipe forbsiet fra
Is Gents % til 20 Gents, Sa Den
iurpecSe SGrbi / Grtien berrettiscr
en- iaaSan Sorbpielie | Griien. 81.
Den til at fjpbe Stuf er berfor mere
bcicilig MI, enb ben bill bore, efter
at Yriien CT iorbpiet.
Sur sberlisere G~plpsnins fan man
ifriuc Sircftc til Sopcbfonturet, Sell
Ian @ining Spnbieate, 212-213
S"Ib'g., Seattle, @aibinstuu.
eler til Snl. ). SOpperiaS, 9eeurab,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
paniif Street.

On ben itore SoriamIin9 | set
iilpftelige Sroquois.S 6eater / Gbr.
cago boooe iorboIbt iia roIig piloe
riineIigpis ale fommet no / goo BE.
bolo; men Der opitob, bpoo man fat.
Der en- paniif SfrGf, % ben polote,
at nPiteu 600 Sip off meo.
Soab er Spriuoelieu til llbtrpffet
"paniif SfrGf"? Oct ifaI Der forte.
liz fortGles. De gomIe, beSenifa
@rpfere befolfebe sfopenc, aiIber.
ne, @Ipene. gGffene, 9~iergbuIcrne %
Saoet meo Ell Wpugoe 8uoer o.
8ltoinoer. en- Sfopguo faISte be
Ban. San bapoe @ieoebcn % guf.
feborn, og paa Sopeoet bapoe ban
buffet, iamneniiltret Saar. Stor on
ioGr bar ban ogiaa, % bans 6renl.
trroen bar alt onoet emo "aentle.
man.life". : Sfopene bar ser Mpnt.
Ter, Dnolae ~foinoeIige @Piener mes
Slsr, iporenoe til bore noroiife Tor.
iTores gIoer. Sor at iororipe 81.
Den iamlebe De itg ret oite poa 8rpS.
pl9lter inoe / Sfooen oa opisrtc
Ipltige Snuie. "a fur6c Ban, Den
fTIe Stpggen, pIllbielig pie iig fpr
bemL 90 De iIsi oiiteo bpcr iii lin
aort meS bcbpri8e Sfrig poo 8piu.
SerS Bis. sc grebeS / eaenIis 6or.
Itanb al "poniif SfrGf", oG bette CT
Sprinoellen til l~lOtrpffet.
WntboIoQicu peO ogiaa at fortrIle,
at Enn aiOrOe Rptte Tor Sen Gpr.
fclie ION 8rTfcrne pococ bom. Der
bar nO0Ie opIoile &iTmpcr. icm
faIotc$ Sitnner. % Sc Ioo / aantp
meb Sc oIpmpiifc 8lIocr % piloc
itprte Sem. Ga fom San til biplp.
@eS at blGic poo lin 6Ieite inoiog
ban Sttarcruc eli ionoon SfrPf. at
bereS Strait bIeu rent Iammet, %
@ubcrnc pnnNt,
! @capnocIier al set icnlte Iar.
humOrcoe isr &riitlS piIoe Eeriernc,
icm iporcbe i'll IutiocnS RuSiere,
un6erITaae iia set irie 8rGtenIorb.
QtanQe aautpe fouSt Stco boa0c
tlIlon6S % tiIoar0&, % en- al Sc
mIuoeprr6Igite ito0 paa Waratbon.
SIettcu. hpcr 10000 @rrtere IIos
100000 &ericre. Ean Rom @rr.
ttrne I'll SiTlp. iSct ban oeS iin
9IuOieIiR SptrT6eu ifrTmte Geriernc
iIt8, at Sc flp8teSe oper sails % SO.
beO. Iii Gof ior SiHlpen inopicOc
atberUerue en- @rotte for BAN psS
Gooeu al AfropoIiS, % ser boINt Sc
bUert Gdr en- Geit til bans 9Gre.
! ben graa 0Iotio a~npenbteS lis.
trgttet "paurf SfrGf" paa Sloffc al
3pr, JON pIuoieIj0 ta9er 6Iusien
noen at Tnn far ic roaen 8ruro
Oerta, % ienerc optog RptboIoaien
Oct % barrcOe Sogn omtring ser.
Soem oeS life, al en- Snueflof oite
ioringer ofteS iom Set giuISt 2ioet,
bare foroi en- al Dem ipues, at ser
er Sore2
Rernritene Iisuer 9prene. ct
0uiin Rennc'ter fan ! oeu itsrite
6are fcrboloe iig roIiac % fuISblo.
otge; men iRt Siienb al os / en- Iiif.
tet Spgning 90 raob "9rnnb"l Iaa
tGber be ileite Of os SooeSet o. be.
rer oS 40 iom ~opifrGrte Gpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Stateu Minnciptas Snn mnh Mnr

Stateu RiunciOtas sas mob Ior,
tbern Seurities 60. bar iibite ll0t
bnret oppe for 2nrrSets S~sieiteret, o.
De aHlitttenSeS nbI9s ior % imoS bIcr
leoest al a~bocfaterne i SreSaas. @c,
neralaSpofat Douglas % abpofat
@airun fro ct. 8nuI bar for Staterl
fert Sogn MOB 4ompaniet. Den lis.
ite uStaIte at bette ror organiieret noe.
liFterrSe nor at man frn6e boue en- gu.
leonii1g I'll at omgau 2open. slt paa.
itno, at Sooen life rammer en- Saa ION
oelrr'e, bar oct innrme ior at bile for.
lene SooooertrPSer meS Wpnbiabto
I'll at iPtte iis no oper enbper 9oobe.
itenmeI'e, SammeniIutnimen mel.
lem Great 9eortbern OF Iortbern 20.
rtftc 9aren bar en- Sunmeriprraelie
for at biu0re Den fri 9onfurronce poa
Observation-Disclosures SmrooSe i
Winneiota. Staten bao0e loat irS
gfiuioner al Collars for at ifnbe en-
dig aorturrnrce, % man furoe ion.
leoes Iortoo, at Set life bar goaatel.
Ter, Oct gioIot. Wimteiota huu0er life,
t'sl8e DIR. @urlr, npgen 99et fl a:
8Iennemfere StroTcbcitemmeIien i
Stotens anti, Gr,it Cop moo frerrre.
DC Sorporotioner; alt, man aiorSc
ardo poa. bar bette. at cit &orporatipn
gSe1p Sericp HE uantuitet tuuSe tom.
ne til Rimeiotn "a ooertrrOe 9open
Ger. George =. 9ouna. Nortbern g.
euritie& Cos 6oriparcr, pooiton lit
Sili0ar, al Sompamet iutct bo9NP
8ior;, Ser Itcb Moo Rinreicta @opcn
al 1850, Aa Eomponict u6eluffernc cr
en- finaHieI AfiRre. Stulh CIT iooSon
6ororing Gisre5 QipIner>c oocrhcpe
Set, mer2e Nr. 9cur3. moottc sem "a.
ino gisreS a~ipI0en4e / ui0eC llSitrrt.
ming; Sen otI6e ha life lIcrP rlmme
Northerr S]ecuritie5 g.. m2n mon,e
andre aorporaticner. Get crsite. iour
oct cnr IDftct@ Sta:cn at beuiic. bar,
at en- aorioIioeri1W al @aner oor
r~looIig ! Dtimeio,a, men Der bar ser
life Gcle ON uogen ioaSun apuioIiSo.
ton; mi bette aomsaui rar nun en-
SnSebooer al attiar; SCI bar pao in.
gen 0faa6e et Acknowledgment; Get
5aobe iIet iugen 9tpn6isteb iii al sri.
be Serrbaner, % ait, set babe aiort,
Dor at fisbe De 70 8nnerS att.er. 81.
ter Rr. 9curgs Reiinq rammer life
Rinneintas auti.SrI Sop 3mnsot.
tioner ! 4itier. Ga iaaSanne SranSa::.
tioner life tos iiges at Iesse 0anper
boeEeu 2na Saroa euer anben IRA.
ftf; ~oe$foriSen oar Grunsaftiomrue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

Neo Senipu til lloiisterne til aris
meQcm RuSlano % Sapan uotaIer
en- Gbieagomaub. Scnrp 6. Sanaer,
Der bar opbcIot iis Here Inr / Srien.
ten % MI er poa Seiss i tit Sien.
lamb. iis iom isI9er:
IA leg ior Ter Tiger iioer forIoo
9ctobcma, aniaaeS aris for minS.
gaaeIig. Seq iormoSer, at nit LANCE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12

foreenaet iiberrfor Statert % 0ernes
9ope oar faaIeoes heller life at BEN
@runS a~nperoelise ! bet foreli99enoe
SiIiGISe. "9leraereiS" SaIsRunb er.
fIareSe pibere. at aonioliberinselr cf
Sc TO gansr par ensbetpoenoe meb en-
9eipareIie for Staten al omfring e.,
Ninion Gollurs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Sames I. Sill bar life nogeu Sr

Sames :. Sill bar life nogeu Gro
paa @anamafaualen. San bar req.
net no, at oen life bill bIipe til noaet
pi6ere 8apn for Rorooetcn; sen pil
fiin fore 5raiifcn bort fra oenue
SanSsocIs notlrIige &unalcr, tiger
ban. 9e "~nnturIige &auaIcr" er ma.
turIigpiS benL iom 9Rr. Sill ielo folt.
trpIlcrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
fodsels days. Bogen
faaes fcm promie meo Oecorah.p oiten.

Onue lille Bog r faaeNsm suhrt aor for bpr at Ndes Dnor T IRE hrs Srur mex pkbs
for fnHuns os Slmumees Naws uur bnO o r rat en- drfa sb srmnhm ams oe HpL
Beers ssfhsas os paa De Ime@asnsss %s F@ese9 !. for Dc hHDaruOs oaT . ct Ea ps ct
suu en- uSakHe .afn sHG amn nwnfuuoe pafonHsbo OapH p9e at for Jtnse for
samIs = os tme gaa psp tNs sdisRar b~ til upsnttu s at bare i'm sMt fumthi
len mR n net Ssm @ anypHe fb pt edt rAkm 5sddSah s 5@fdsa.
sessnr fmuh msbunomi fsuS ma Ora "5afasSasbos" @uHbosfapr pmR ys~n os Sr
IEu fmmt rd St Den fMs fh mb'" DeoraRpoRn" os "pS arn" for 81. 25 bdti forPuS
hi bar osaa emId ksamtm sbunSnsi 6usmt fm soa 10 Gents sma os De apIp rHf BET lille
lCiuas for uSkusasS tN - asrsf:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
Huromnubcn Eruf. Sbumas Eitcn.

RurSmnubrn Erpf. Sbumas Eitcn.
ion Stiue / Seattle bar lenot $50.
item" til gnrneIbclie ct gino enaeIife
9iste, Der ifripcr iis fra bans !Sodnb.
Bi ifuI a1melbe gogen ienere. Won.
&c al Gigtene er imiffe % item.
ningsfuIbe. Sorfatteren bar goot
Scrrebsme ooer @criets 9sorm,
bpori ban beo9gcr zig meS en- utp,in.
gen RatlirIiebeb, Der er prispqrStg.
Wsen naar bans fool friends" bar
rbrl9pnt BAN til bette gors literpre
NobeIpris, ba bsr ban for fin eacu
Crib p~rutetere, ipnes pi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-12
greu Sulitui bIcp forIcSen ammo.

8rep Sulitui bIcp forIeSeu ammo.
bet ON at noe 9ibrag til De AeoIiOen.
De / aiibcucfi, % / lin SpnrifripcIie
ubtaIte ban blouot ou0et: Get, ION
oeSuGrre Iigger mig melt poa Siertc
al faa iagt, life olcne ON RGoilerne
! aiibenefi, men ON SiIitanOeue /
andre GeIe at auslanb. err bette, at
Oct or Resieringen oe fun Regie.
riugen iom brrer glripnret." @n
baoro arfInge; men boem fan be.
nGgte Higtigbcorn al Solitois GRIP"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

a bigger wave behind, he should swim long
enough under water to come up the other
side. He should learn, too, where there is the
least danger from undertows, caused by the
waves running back off the beach.
After a man has thus tested his strength with
that Of all kinds of waves, he is ready to escort
a woman into the surf. He should not be too
forward, however, in Offering his services for
he is likely. how and then, to meet some young
woman who disdanfully declines his invitation.
and who soon shows she is more of adept at
surf bathing than himself. Neither should he
seek partner of the timid sort, but rather one
who likes to appear timid.
After telling her that she must do he says,
and not mind if she gets her hair wet, he should
lead her in where the beach is least shelving
and the undertow. accordingly. is weakest How
ever jolly she may be. he must think seriously
now, for miSstep or niscalculaton may
not only Danish the pleasure of the hour. but
wreck romance that perchance might have
lasted longer even than the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
STTRF BITING as An ART.
Hoe to Help a Fair Companion
Vrestle 7cith the WaUes.

Ask an expert swimmer how he likes SURF
bathing. and often he will return contemptu-
ous answer Watch him and you VIII notice
that he is not likely to fool with the breakers"
any longer than he can help. He will plunge
in headlong diving through the big combers'
until he reaches region Of water beyond Where
the pillows do not break and where he can
sweep along majesticaly, now on the crest now
in the trough while the nursemaids on the shore
stare and wonder; and when he Wades out IL
the ocean in revenge does not knock him down
with an extra big bow, he will stagger up the
sand without delay.
Rut this kind of man does not regard surf
bathing with contempt alone. Former expert
ences in the breakers have also made him Jeal-
DIS of their strength. Again and again some
summer girl with expectant eyes and en-
treating smile. has slyly dropped the hint that
she Just loved" the surf but was afraid to go
in 'aII alone" OF course. he dared not evada
such n proposition, although apprehensive of its
outcome AS the two venture down into the sea
together he clasping her arm awkwardly, she
looking up into his bronzed face admiringly, she
3; wont to say:
you such superb swimmer
"Oh no. he stammers
"Ain't you modest, though. Didn't l see you
swim way out yesterday-'way out to the raft
and dive off gracefully, and"
Just here brrly, rocking comber browns
that conversation in a tremendous splash,
sv eepS the girl off her feet, hurls her headong
into a sandbank, and knocks her escort fiat
as a skate; and when he comes up putting and
blowing, he is most certain to another pair
of holding the creature who had contiGed
trustingly in him, and hear all the beach
laughing at him in ridiCue.
No wonder he hates the surf. though il is all
his own fault He has never stopped to study
the ways of the waves nor learn how to wrestle
with them in fair play He has failed to under
stand that surf bathing is much art
deep swimming, and oftentmes a much
more difficult one. He should not be contempt
of the shore waves, nor think they are only
fit for children and women.
After man masters the first principles OF
surf bathing he begins to realize how selfish ne
before, when he Stunned the gay society OF
the shore and swan far away he dared
He finds himself far more popular with the
summer lasses. He is much sought after H. j.
fairly surrounded by fair bathers, all of whom
are afraid of going in aloner' And while
he losses the girls through the waves so skill
fully that they alight a-tiptoe and smiling after
every deluge. he is not unaware of the envious
chances from other men whom those girls have
left for him.
AS Dufield Osborne said in an article in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

Outing" the art of surf bathing is tn art o.
balancing. 1t consists of several adroit rloN e.
ments by which the force of the billow is
neutralized by the position or the action Of the
body, that. no matter how tremendous may
be the combers. they never once should UPSET
the bather's equilibrium
Before taking girl into the surf however,
the summer man must learn how to struggle
with the pillows alone. He should wade out t.
the depth of water where the pillows just begin
to break, and take each one it comes
There are four characteristics about each wave
which he must carefully note-ts volume,
here it is going TO break. and how many and
how big the waves which follow it. If il is
a big blow and the bather stands right in thu
break of it. he must dive under. II it is high
and thin. and not quite ready to break. he nee /
only turn his back on it, with his body tilted
against it at an angle. and so slip through. II
it breaks in a huge splash before it reaches him.
he must dive deep and swim hard against the
swirling shoreward current; and II there is still
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
William P. Hubbard to Speak on
the Tax Question.

Hon. William p. Hubbard, dis
tingnished republican of this state and
member of the original tax commits
sion appointed bv Governor White.
will address the republicans of this
city on the evening of Friday, Octo-
Der 90, at the Central Opera house.
He will deal principally with the
question of state taxes and the CON-
promise measures passed by the re.
cent special session of the Legislature.
The republicans also announce that
Harry S. Cummings, of Baltimore,
the well-known colored lawyer aud
speaker. will deliver an address at the
Central Opera house on the evening
of Tuesday, November /. He is the
orator who seconded the nomination
of President Roosevelt at the Chicago
convention. and is one of the best
known speakers of his race in the
country
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
Aged Lady Paralyzed.

Mrs. Pirtlebaugh, wife of the keeper
of the toll-gate on the WilliamsDort
pike, just north of Martinsburg. was
stricken with paralysis at an early
hour on Sunday morning. and is now
in a serious condition. Mrs. Pirtle.
baugh is aged about 66 years, and
while the stroke was not an unusually
severe one. her age renders her con-
dition grave.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
MARRIED AT CHARLES TOWN
Miss Mary G. Ransom WEEDS Mr.
Benjamin Lee Moore.

"Wednesday at noon, Mt the.residense
of DIR. and Mrs. James M. Ransom. of
this city. occurred the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Mary CIV, to
Benjamin Lee Moore. also of Charles
Town. TIE ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. J. Willis. rector of the
Episcopal church at Summit Point.
The only attendant was the maid OF
honor. Miss Elizabeth Daniel, OF
Charles Town. After an extended
bridal tour stev will reside at Charles
Town.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22

ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTED
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
INJURED HER ANKLE.
Miss Emily Lively the Victim of q
PAINFUL Accident.

Miss Emily Lively, of this city. a
student at the Hannah Moore nc -
envy. at Reisterstown, Nd. was f'iu
victim of painful accident at u g
school on Monday. While engaged IL
game OF BASKET ball with Other
yonng ladies, several ligaments sri
veins 10 the left ankle were t,-n in
a serious manner. She YVES b ouz'n
to her home here under care ~ n;
Andrews. aud IL q. comfort b as
conli to expe rel. Il will b. c,usis
Of weeks befors she will bs able t. ls-
suEe her studi 3.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22

Barn, e. Ir. aud NJ X. Aaron OR n
~ t'i.i- home IA tile equity TUESDAY
- darg lter.
Porn 20 Mr.. ard Ms r. bhert Tnt 4
pson, Of Sonti, Quean r. ees-a sex.
Barn 70 Mr.. a.n ar. II Il. Graci-,.
Of SJurh RAlsikh stesi--a ron.
(. Born - Mr.. and Mrs. BerI al
Cushwa, ~ { cir bone on tie c,,uer
OF Churcl al Step stgest--a son.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22

Mrs Z. 3. Eichelberger and lIrs.
Z C. Staff VIII Administer Estates.
Mrs. Florene p. Eirhelherger wHs
Tuesday a,poiased adgniuistr fix nj
the estats IT tie lsts Robert S E,cs G
berger. her husband. She gal fed
and gave bond.
Mrs. Lucy q S'ar. widow 81 the
late A. v. ST IF. has t*an spp tinted
admiuistrat tx of The e,t.se If her
husband. She qaslifef. gave tond sud
appointed the fUllowine AZ arprrisers
Martin b o@n, J I'm Grozinast. j.
|. Mellon Id ana M l.. Brown.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22

SAtfs WaMcSherry--Res / O john -
son. % DsEssar W T wi liams.
Henry y Seibert-- Rev L II panKr
Elder nj I yenable.
Or n D Baker Elder George Glass,
Mrs @ y Burkles--.Rev # X BrookeS
Elder K Kemner.
DIR NJ Virginia MoCune-- Row VIZ
Garrison.
J n Thatcher-Rev ] Il Uookes
Elder L b Hawkins.
Mrs Morgan vanMeter- ELDERS
William @ Clayton. J W Stepsens0n.,
PR Harrison Rev II w Anderson
Elder A g Houston.
Miss sallie Gard--Rev II + Joneas
ELDER W L Mason
We Mullis--Revs r II McNair. al
r shaw Elder S u Brown.
+ ederick spiIImap ELDERS y II
Barksdale. ] Nice Williams, A NJ
Bvors
$ ) Felker--Rev J II Graham. d d..
Alex Clohan--Rev w Il Beddinger
George Busey--Rev q * Giliners
Eiuer y MeGavick.
M $ Bardette-Rev p ID Price.
Mrs Shields Pavne--Rev 10 Leps~4
j 9 Boppell.
Edward LupFon-- Rev W Luptona
ID d; Elder Robert Preston.
Miss Sadie Nadenbousch-- Rev @ 8
Lingamfelter.
MT Iugles--Revs W Price, A
yenable and son.
Mrs Joliffe and sister--Rsv J N
yandeveuter Elder Clark Gather.
O @ Cushwa--Rev Il P Palmers
d ID Elder q N Efingar
EN- Fiery--Rev " Ayler. d d.
Elder + IT Rennie.
Mrs Blne-Rev John A Trostle.
Mrs # T. Smurr-Revs D p Rodgarss
John Ruff; Elders Robert TAFT. q
Patterson.
| JIM Billmyer--Revs John r Hern-s
don. J II N SummerelI
DIR e T. Smith--Rev NJ r Pilson;
Elder # Prison
Samuel Miller--Elder W II Dinges-
btDbIt mtWtiltHuh--hHN " 0tQ
Duckwall Elder Frank NJ Bell.
DIR s N Mvers--Rev c B MoCluers
Elder Baxton Logan.
DIR Charles Snipper--Rsv D H Scau-x
lon.
A ] Snyder--Elder George Tfaw-
Mrs Nelson Pike--Revs j M Slonn,
II r Borthwick Elders John Rapers
J 9 McGavick.
Mrs ID s Noble--Re W Moo whitaf
Elders Hugh r Smith. George Pence.
II @ Maok-Rev Byron CLARK Elder
John McPhail.
Rsy J d Donovan--Revs G I Lyle.
G l. Brown,
Edgar Henshaw--Elder q @ Johr- Z
son.
O Rigsbv--Rev @ w Hollis.
Gilbert Kitchen--Elders Thomas
Sterret. William Flint.
Mrs H q Colbert--Rsv Fl J VIII
liams Elder W Il Bird.
Mrs Moore--Rev s . Sgders tficksr-
Miss Lucy Turner Rev A N Per v
man; Elders Edwin Smith, J w W.
liams, John Il McCurly.
John j Hetzal-Rev A w Pitxer.
ID.
Q 0 I.ambert--Rev N Campbell;
Elder Douglass.
Prof Herbert-Eider Dr. J Il Hsrb-r
ert.
Mrs jamie Hawk-Elder G w Nash,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
Building an Addition.

A two story addition is being erect
ed u the repair shop of Mr.. Henry
II Her, on West King street. The adj
dition is about 40 feet long.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22

Mr.. r III. Lewis. cnief insaF ctar Of
tho BE els'sope Cc., is making the
frs m,nuts inspection 81 tue live frou
S'aun,on G, Charles Town. The CON-
pany - nuw prepared 10 conftrnet -
liIe fsom Winchester 20 shis city
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
HAD RABBIT SUPPER.
Deputy sheriffs Caldwell and Ket
tering Entertain Friends.

IeIluS GutSEt dlu EIlSAuS'
Deputy Sheriffs Referring and Cald.
well are two mighty Nimrods who have
slain great piles of rabbits this fall,
and as an evidence of their skill with
the gan they held rabbit supper al
Mr.. Caldwell's residence last night.
a number of friends were present and
enjoyed the repast. TIE menu was
fried rabbir, baked rabbit, broiled
rabbit, stewed rabbit, rabbit potpie
and rabbit. Mr. Caldwell says he
will be ashamed to look rabbit in
the face until next season. while Mr..
Ketterin0 was too full (of rabbit for
utterance.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
Improved by Paint.

The house of Mrs. Moore, on South
Winchester avenue, is being improved
by coat of paint.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22

facts have been oorrsc8y stated in the
papers filed with him. ne viii affirm
the decision Of the referee in bank
ra,,frv
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-22
Excavation Started.

Work has started on the excavation
or the foundation of the new dwell.
ma house of Mr.. A. t. Parlette, on
West John street.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-09
go JAPAN WILL NOT HESITATE.
Once She Sees Russia WI. Not dive EE
War VIII Be Declared.

Washington, Jan. 5.---Count Cas-
SIM, Russian ambassador, thinks the
Far Eastern situation gloomy, but
not without hope of salvation. 4" At
the Japanese legation tonight it was
intimated that II the Russian reply
does not give definite assurance that in
general the concessions asked for by
Japan in Corea will be granted, the
Toxic government will be impelled to
abandon diplomacy for force
Dispatches received by Mr.. Taxa
hira, the Japanese minister, from To-
kio today, tell of the critical state of
public feeling there. 1t is stated that
If Russia fails to give definite reply,
Japan will interpret diliatory note as
indicating Russia's wish to defer hos
tilities until the spring, when her
forces on land and sea can be used to
better advantage.
III Japan is convinced of Russia's in
tention not to accept her proposals, the
Toxic government, it is declared, will
not hesitate to take the initiative and
assume the responsibility for making
war.
The Japanese minister does not be-
lieve that, after the manner in which
he says his people have acted through
out the negotiations, they will forfeit
any sympathy which they have in this
country by striking first.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-09
GREAT SAFETY APPARATUS.


Chicago, Jan. 5.-To throw open in
stantly and simultaneously all doors of
theater. like the method of throwing
multiple lever in railroad switch
tower, is the purpose of an ordinance
which will be presented to the CITY
council. According to the provisions
of the ordinance, all theaters or other
places Of public amusement having a
capacity of over 500 persons shall pro-
vide an automatic apparatus to open
and close all doors to exits. Levers
shall operate in conjunction with cleo
trio lights to be located near the exits
so that when the doors are opened all
passageways shall be simultaneously
lighted.
The owner of theater must employ
man, to be approved by the fire
marshal, to be on duty at TIE lever dur.
ing the whole time the theater is open
to the public. He shall be in full uni
form and operate the apparatus before
and after each performance SO as to
familiarize the public with the exits
and to ascertain whether the an
paratus is efficient and in ready work
ing order.
For violating the foregoing heavy
fine is provided, together with the clos
ing of the offending theater.