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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
ySanlftren"S areOit.

9et BAR life Meningen. at Dan
iteren" Ituloe gioe Sreoit. Reglen er
10, at glaoene ffdl betales / 6Orituo.
Men Def er MI aaigeOel gaaet iaaoan,
at ,,8aniteren" bar fact ct BELT tort
5ilqooefdpenoe bos line 9oloere.
5orleoen Dag 6aooe 6orretningen uos
ftrepet Reqnin9er til ct famlet 81
lob al melem 1900 og 1000 Dol
lars. ,Mdnge gatte imaa ggr en- ter
Qa". Oct fpler 5o%rretningeH. 5bi
Ten tore Sum al en- 8 4 4 5uiinoe
Dollars maa 5Orretningen iaa lame
% betale 3enter at / Steoet for at
tunne BRUCE fine egne qenae, ON Dore
@enner par iaa penlige at betdIe %
port 5ilgpbefapenbe.
foritda MI Sagen ret. Mange, ia
be fleIte at o0anfteren"s 9oloere
Timber os intet, be bar %inarere liot
tilqooe, icet De bar betalt gluoet til
Nntaar 1906. Saaoant er Ri tat
nemmelige for. N}en Der er Iua nogs
L 6unbreoe 6olbers, iom bar unbz
luot at betale bet enc Qar efter bet
onbef, faa oeres Stplo til 8laoet
bliber en- 6el lille Sum. Der er Here,
fom ifnloer iaa meget ION en- Is q
10 Dollars. De fleite itploer minore.
Mlen Der er mango, ION TfplOer ira
6 til u 9oqars, andre 3 til 4.50
Dollars. De, Der itnloer Blot for
inOebarenbe 2far, er let life mebs
reanebe. Oct er be andre Summer,
Der tilfammsn ubger meIem 3 og 4
Suinbe 0o[lars. = 5ilgobe6ubenbet
fer De andre 9ldbe, Der ubgaar bers
fra, er ilet life m%ebregnet. BET er dlene
.7dnitsren"s gamle 9ilgobebaoenz
be FER er Gale ON - 3 4 4 SuIinoei
Gent pad bet 9enner. ION itploer
for glabet. Oct er be fmaa Gum
mer, a1e bore fore llbgifter mdu BE-
tribes at. 8et er life fau let for
!6uiet foruben en- ftpr ladnt Drifts
tapital faa at ffuae laane noele 5ue
iinbe Dollars I Stebet for at fdd bort
lotlige 5ilgobehabenbe. 6oor me9et
Iettere bet bog maa bore for ben en-
felte at 6etdle ben lille Sch, entsn
ben nu er 3, g, eIer II Dollars! Ss
besuben maa bet 6d bore ldn9t ifen@
mere for enbber, nddr ban mobtdger
% lpier ct 8ldb, bd at bibe, at ban
far betult for bet, snb at bet beftdns
big! beo fiHe 4a!bussntlise @sfss ftal
rinbe BAN ON en- ubetalt St1lb.
prso MI pda bet, @enner, allie
ammen, at fad 8ldbet betdlt til
GDtddr 1906. gr Der nogen, fom
lille ian betdls, lao LAB os bet btoe
og beb ON Senifdnb. Oct er en- flor
silfrebstiGelfe for os dlene at bsre
fra 6olberne og erfare, at bet life .r
@iGien, Der mangler. Men buff BET
faa, at mango gaffe fmdu ssr en-
ftnur Qn", og lab be mango fmao
getfe flpbe inb | Dor 9usis, fuu ben
fan bringes til at fOulme Op. Sot
5ioen er Der gbbe I ben.
9GrbsbieIt
oOonfteren".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

er ooa bet tareits. ri 1ar 9i5oe, ga
ri tunbe rsjie uo, % eronu aIdbert,
Ia ri tom biem. @uo er 9oo, iom
febarer iaa peI. 3af osrior / 3eiu
Rann.
9enIig 6ilieu til ale Qenner.
81. :. Sc6uttr,
0ermiaicn, g. Dat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
S0rQ.

Sra GnaelIt peo II. ). J n.y.
vi Menneifer ieaer alorig Sorg;
men Sor9en iseer Dc. % oi tan life
TONNE uoen for oens 8atteoiOoe /
oennt gerben. 6por oi gaar, oil ben
Islge 6ageietr os. % isr easr Then pil
n nsoes til at lGre De ldnge "a itrGns
ge 0ettier / tualmooi9 uoboloenbeo.
iom Soraen giDer De. Sor9sn toms
mer ino i pore 6jerter o. faar bers
inee / Stano ct tort Cpr1r. Der oite
q Der ia lloilag / 3aarsr % Suite,
oa Qipet innes Zig en- g0ieli9 7rsm.
Qoee MenneIter tartsr, Al Sors
Gen oDer pors tares gortgang beo
8soen er ben itsrite Sorg; % BET sr
p~isielig Sanobeb, a. bet or meget
oanTtsligt at blioe SmsrteH al BEN
Slags Sarg tpit. Ulen j,g tanter /
al Cpriari9beb, al Der sr Sorg,
iom er barre eno ben. DOZEN f%oraars
lager. 5or Der fnbes Sorger at BEN
Slags. Der faar fit OFer til at fsIe,
al 9ipet er lite paro at leoe, "a ben
iaoiot beo6olbenbe Sorgens Smerte
fort4rer liot efter libt 9iosts arGfs
ter. Sda er Der ndturligois andre
Sorger, iom er minbre imerteli9e og
baorbe enb BEN, Der lige er n9pnt.
Der er iorte Siper, Der formsrter
port Gin for en- tort 9to, "a ndar
6jerierne er bleoen nolet DomDgebe
berpeb, iaa forfbinber oisie StDer
langiomt. Sorsena it9yte 9Th ns
Siae pirter foranorenbe pda Mennss
itenes Gin. Mdnge at be a1erbsbite
Wenneffer Der | @erben sr iuit BEN,
Der sr bleben Itrdfebe oa renieoe gem
mem Soreen, og iom ri ier at ipreoe
9~eliignelie runot omtring, bbor be
f1rbes, pad Iamme 5ib Tom 5rGts
fene ! oeres Nnil9ter otoner ON be
Smerternes Sting og Oeb6olOenbe
Still, Der bar guoet ieennem beres
6ierter. @erben fan life e Iaubuns
ne Msnnsiters Sorg. Den er oFte
fluff unoer ct 0Gfte at Smil, % be,
Der barer BEN. buffer, 5oor tdalmos
oigt Seius ariitus gil omtring cg
binlp andre, og boorbuu 9an tsmte
Soresns gagsr lige til ben bitrs
germe og Tna bebe for @eroen. DEM
ne 9unfs ftprter benz, oa be gaar
frem friiielig 5ro ufOrioat 9ennem
Sorb meb Omiorg for andre, ioet
Re ipreber emil o9 Coffin pad be-
res @ei. Noar Sub blioer far6ig
meb at prsDe fine gsrn, ital be toms
me frem fom Cub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

fulgte 8irettionens 9euitiain9. Ida
pilOe Samfunoet foa / bet minOie
liot at lagge ben til ct limiting
funo".
Oct par bebre % ptIoe
iQfebe os ale lan8t mere
ienb unberftub!
Sua enonu ct Bar Orb til Slut.
Oct ferite er ct penligt &aao. Dor
9igning eaer 6enitiaing til Wtenigs
6eoerne bar / De ienere 4ar OGret
10 Gents at bpert fonirmeret Wleo=
lem. Oct er so Gents, bppr Der itle
ler andre fonFrmerebe Meolemmer
6amilien eno Manb og &one, % iioen
laooer man 40 Gents til for boeri
tonfrmeret Weplem / 6amilien. Dc:
er tilItr9fteliqt til porStoles timber.
holo. SO bet er oa lite iaa ip9r IN
gproe. er bet pel2 Mon Der er re-
mango fonfirmerebe Weolemmer
Samfunbet, iom life meo 9l9oe tan
noe bette 9iorag til BOZ 4raiteItoIez
unberbolo? Gr nogen for fattig t.
at betale BET, iad LAD en- iaaoan pGr'
ri. Dion Der Tube pGre ret mango,
Ter life oil nee BET 9iorag. tpis Il
foritaar Sagen? Seq tan n9ppe trs
ret. Ulen FAB pare. at ie9 bar fol
Qoot 6da6 / Idd 6enitenoe. Sua bar
ieg en- anoen 6enitiaing, % bet q
BET benItge 8aao". Cal
rem, Der bar Raao, life neies meo D,
10 Gents fpr bier. Strip Ell
Solar Tor 6Der, 2 Dollars
Tor Ulano % aone. Maaite noger
bar Chit til At 9ioe mere. Gler
hoem Der bar minore 3aao, "TRIP er
Dollar for Mano % 9one. Mor
life ri 9raiter, om port 3aao emf
lite er iaa tort, tunbe gaa forun
tet Stnffe2 9i ian pda ben Woaot
biGlpe til. at Der bliper noget til d.
teoe meo for be manglenoe ener fol
imaa giorag.
90 bet anOei Orb, je9 oiIbe T9s
CT til mine Gmbeosbrsore.
Seq gre6 en- Sang mig ieIO / q
rare Stnlo /. at Der life tom mer'
ino til Qarerlen / en- Menigbeo, en-
Der gioroe. 5olt par Oia &c moi ii
at betale til flere andre ling. Og jet
Tumble life i~orItad. At be lite par bill.
De gipe til noget iaa nsboenbigt iog
en- gr9iteItoles llnoer6olo. Ulen idt
Steoet FOR at bebreioe BEN, gar je,
benz en- iaa COB 5ortIarina, ION je.
foritob. Qjorbe BET inblnienoe for BEN
Al Der ndr ingen anoeu til at betdI
enb Dem "a oeres Iige. let bialp
9i er iaa uoiat FOR ben Sell. grs
ore, al iorubiatte, at pore Meni3
1eosmeblemmer f~oritaar ben Sag ia
iaa 9obt iom nj, og bOis be lie giDer
.iaa tar BET lin 8runb I upilie. 9e
er en- meget f~ortert Qntaestis 70.
manges. ~oiitnOt Ter be feites geo
~fommenbe. CAB os gsre os al mn
Zig llleilia6eo for at are Saeen inb
lrfenoe og tlar. bier iiar for Dem, p
6nr meo al gre.
0et er en- tor 5ore 70
Samunbst. ON oi btibei
p so al lgbe unbsrbafonte
Cab bet life lie mere. 3et be6spei
,Iio life.
Gbers / 5roen % 9jeneften for
bunone, u. ID. Qnberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Ybonograf til Salg.

Gn Gbiion 9ome pbonosraf, fun
libt brugt, fan fsbes binigt | Daniif
Qutb. pubf. t6oufe. Den er I fulbs
itenbig COB Srben og lige faa COB ION
en- mn Wafffne. Mdn bebes t~ilfripe
os ON prifen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Gn Samfnnoss Snrc.

d QtkpltIl u
liggsr Def mig paa 6ierte At faa ia9t
q Or6 til ale 6ort 9irfeiomfunos
@enner.
0a Dor gparo At 5ruitees fornpli9
rar iamlet Der. foritoO ie9 - bpdo
ieg % mango meo mig naturligbis for
en- Del oioite fer - at Ri Iom Strife
iamfuno bar en- ganite ~betnoelig @aIo.
og ZEN er bIepen b~etpOeIis oeo. at Den
er pofiet Qar efter Qur.
so 6oorfru 6ibrerer Oenne Sch
egentIiq2 Sa, bet er bet n9ppe min
Qrigt at 9pre 9sbe for; men ri bur
BEN, og ben ital betales; BET er 6os
rebfagen. 9oorfra Den tiorsrer tai
retts geotommsnbe 10 not gre &eoe
for til rette 3io % paa rette Steo.
Wen en- Del at ben oeo jeg, boorfra
6iorsrer, % BET er bet ieg pil fige %
p-gpe at binore, at Sdmfunoet ital
beoblibe at lobe / @9lb paa bette Sms
rddbe.
@i far / mango Qar boert Qar
fact for libt ino til 09rerlsn ogStos
lens ge~oliqe6oloelIe. 0erfra og fra
Renter pao pore Qaan 6iorprer en- be-
tDoelig Del af Dor Sch.
Oct gaar flet lite an,
I8enner, at ri iOm 8irttz
famfunb bIioer 0eo mes
at Igbe / unber6alance!
Som en- al Dem. Der / Ter. Oar
bar perst meo til al iamle ino III
Qarerlpnstasien er BET ieg ipler mi1
forpliqtst til at tale ct Orb. Sumfuns
bet bar Ret til at pente og forbre At
os, Der leoer Snbiamlingen. at Ri hd,
9larbeo ober Stiaing, og at Ri ger
~Iuaoanne 6enhiain9er til Samfuns
bets Menig6eoer, at Der ingen timber
tolunte 6liDer, 6ois bore 6enitiains
ger tages til 6pl9e.
Men MI bar ri 6pert Qar giort
pore geregninger idasoes, At Der ituIs
re blipe Opsrtub b, % aliaeOel er
Ter blepet Il nbsrtuo.
Get gaar fIet lite on
lat 6lioe beo meb bet. q
Il, "a finOe paa 8aao bert
mob
Sore genner / ale be Menig6eo.r.
ION 6etienes at Samfunoet. bar J
t9ntt oper, 6pao Sdmfunes99lo er.
9ige iaa rel ION Stats99lo er uai
goroeres Sab I beotommenbe Stat.
lea er Samfunosg9lo ale bet peo.
tcmmenoe Sdmfunos Meolemmers
I@qlo. GGer = ON pi lite pil iS
pua @qloen, men paa et Samfunos
neobenbiQe ubqifter - ingen Tan iigs
meo mprdlit og t~riitslig Ret: otsIt
uoqifter %peotommer life mial Ut eei
er en- 9ipsbstingelie for Ct airteiaH.
funo At 6dpe en- grRieTtole. BET Il
formooentlig ingen, Der tilherer Cir.
fen, n9gte. Sea ifaI life ber tomm:
ino paa bor Sfoles andre 4foelines-.
&c bet be6gpes npppe heaer, od BE-
retop er ben teolo9iite Qfoeling, Der
tciter. Ulen enbper Meniebeo fan D.
let %foritaa, al netop for, at Den peos
6lipenoe fan bare prGitslig getjening.
maa aGe Msnigbsber I 521esitdf
peblige6olbe en- pr9itsifole. Ser 81
nemliq ingen anoen til at gre bet.
Staten ger bet life. 9eriom en- Sic.
nig6eb bd life bibrager i'm Del -
eler ia bet enfelte Menigbebsmsblen
i, ida l9gges gnroen fimpeltber
pper pao andre, eler - Der bliber
Ii nberftub / aasien.
'6ar ) t9ntt o0er bet, 9enner, iom
life Doer ebers giorag til be nsoOen.
bige ubgifter Deb Dor pr9iteitoles
0pbolOelis - fan 8 bore Nm
Ddret for bette aartigt
nnberftub!
Der er 10 life ben NSenig6eb, ION
life gerne iii 9abe fda bpgtig en
qreit iom muIigt. 9un ifol fsrit ol
irsmmet p9re en- lepenbe. trOenot
ariiten, ban fful Oars 6egaOet, msr
fan Tfal OgIaa oare bel ubbannet. =
Set er finn rimglinf al ffi0e bigfe sEpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

Smut ubfsrt qrbsioe paa 9oot
gapir og 9ooe 9onpoIutter.
Bar iaa penIi9 at ieuoe Dc ebers
geitiuinoer. @i pil til eu6oer lib
meo 5ornei,Iie opaioe qriier poa
aft anbet 5rntarbejbe.
Gpenitaaenoe 9riier gTIosr for III
5ilienbelie al 3~rntiagerne.
De bill olGbe os at mootags Bee
ftininger fra Gem.
Danish Publishing House.
Blair, Nehr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Odiiferen"

bliper itn0t hi Sabiflib.uler. inotii ubtrpf=
telio 0piiseIie mootdses al llosloerue o9 al
@qlo Fl betalt. i Cpetensitemmelie meO os
Roreneee cutters Noiilope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Skrive
KonvoIutter

Gdnii6 autb. qubl. 6ouie DiI
oerne trpfie StriOepapir oa aOnDOs
utter for aorreiponoauce for ale,
fem mautte snfts At BRUCE trptts
aonbolutter % St%rioeoaptr.
Bore griier er rimeligs paa ale
5rDtIoger og iua Iaoe, iOm noget
5rptiager % iuu bini9e, Tom De ian
pqre noqet Stebs.
800 Konvolutter 3szx6# romme sl45
1900 %
5O Ark s~krivepapir stsx1l 10
400 ID
30 5iaxsl1 -
500 10
100 ID
LH-I aF-T.RA III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

Il nberftub
Der er 10 life ben Menie6sb, ION
life getne iii 6abe Tdd 6bgtig en
preit iom muligt. 9an ftal fsrit og
iremmeft p9re en- lepenbe. troenoe
9riIten, ban ital bore 6eguDet, men
Fan Ifal ogIaa bare bel uboannet. =
Get sr fun rimeligt at title bisie Jor>
btingsr; men / bet famine filler hi
5orbringer til ben prafteifols, Ri TslO
bar oprettet, og ION ingen uoen De
islb bill unbsrbolbe. Sig bet, ,@enner,
enbOer ifer til zig fslD: Oct er
lin pligt al pGre msb efs
ter 6 til at unber6oln
. o T q raftefto1si
5oor msget 6ebre Oilbe bet life
bare, ON hi fl libt SOerftub bDeri
Oar, faa bet funbe Ootie op til al
bstdle G9lben meb. Saaban ger ri
JIG fom 8orgere / Sfolebiitriftsr oq
andre minbre og ftsrre aommuner.
6etdles 6pert Oar ct niff Until
M1ins til Oberffub sIer ofinfinq
|funb", fom pi tolber bet. puo ben
Maobe betdlss Der 5uTnber ID
MiniOnsr uf galb. Oa berfOm oflt
Menigbeber pg entelte | Msnig6ebernt
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
Veterans Depend Upon Daughters

In connection with the efforts of the
Daughters of the Confederacy to make
up a thanksgiving basket of turkeys,
chickens d etc., for the old veterans
at the soldiers Home in Richmond
which is an annual custom-Mr.
Thomas Cartmell, clerk of the county
court, tells of an incident that shows
that the veterans at the Soldiers Home
depend every year upon the Daughters
OF winchester for their Thanksgiving
and Christmas turkeys. Mr.. Cart
nell says that on recent visit to
Richmond he went to the Soldiers
Home The superintendent. when in
formed that he was from Winchester
told Mr.. Cartmell that if it were not
FOR the kindness of the people of this
section the old veterans would have to
go without their turkeys and chickens
The old soldiers look forward W it'll
much pleasure every year to the basket
of good things from Winchester Win
chester Star
1t is the same case here. The needy
old veterans depend on the daughters
for more than turkeys.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
Only - Now.

There is gloom in New York among
the majority of those who have hereto
fore counted themselves among the
-Four Hundred, for only 70 of the num-
Der were asked by Mrs. Astor to meet
Prince Louis of Battenburg, and the
sect has been seized upon as the ba-
sis for the statement that henceforth
these 10 are to flock by themselves and
be 1.-The" society of the metropolis. The
matter will, of course, be considered of
vast importance by the members of
the -Four Hundred, or those who have
been ambitious to be numbered among
them, but it will only cause smile
among the intelligent people of the
country, both in and out of New York
City, who will still persist In believing
that the best society is that whose
members are distinguished by brains
character and high achievement rather
by wealth or Pittsburg
Post.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
Unclaimed Letters.

Following is list of unclai med let
tiers remaining in the post office Mar
tinsburg w. Va. Nov. 9th 1905. If not
called for will be sent to the Dead Let
ter office at Washington Dec. IL, 1906 /.
Persons calling for them will say ad
vertised.
Miss Ida Anderson, Bessie v. Ben
der, Miss Virginia Brown, Geo. w
Heath, Miss Eva E. Keys, Mrs. Clara
V. Leonard, e. P. LOCKER, Miss Annie
Martin, J. w. H. Miller, Frank Mowr,
Miss Marguerite O'Connell. Jos Palm
er, Daniel Robinson, Miss Cornelia
Riley, w. B. Singleton, Miss MoIlie
Small, Robert N Snyde r, John H.
Suddith ri, Mrs. Ida Williams, J. M.
Willingham, James Willis,
A. S. Ronk.
Alex Clohan p. NJ.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
To Live High On Big Dock.

j. ID. Wood. tugmaster, Of Norfolk
has just signed contract with the
Navy Department to go out to Manila
on the ID. ID. Dewey on one Of the most
remarkable cruises of modern times.
The ID. d. Dewey is the name Of the
big steel-tloating drydock now at Solo
mons Island, Maryls nd, in Chesa-
peake bay, and which is destined to
dock the largest ships of the American
naval force in the Far East, If this
great structure can ever be successful
ly piloted through four seas, over H.
900 miles lying between Chesapeake
Bay and Manila bay.
Mr. Wood is to live aboard the dock
during the voyage. He anticipates one
of the most pleasant experiences Of his
life. He will receive $3.50 compensation
per month. His vessel will be as stable
in the heaviest weather that ii might
be possible to play billiards aboard, ac-
cording to some officers, and he will
have plenty of good company and solid
comfort. There Is permanent crew Of
eight machinists, engineers, sailors,
electricians and firemen and these peo
pie are to remain attached to the dock
at Manila. On the voyage across they
will be reinforced by % sailors, who
will be discharged when they reach
Manila. These are civilians, shipped
for the voyage.
The towing line will be IL miles
long, length regarded as necessary to
guard against sharp strains in a heavy
sea, and even with this, great towing
bits, with pneumatic cushions, have
been placed on the GOLFERS to reduce
the chance Of breaking the cables,
which will be the largest steel ropes in
the world outside Of some Of the great
suspension bridges.
Estimates vary as to the length of
time that will be consumed in the voy-
age but some of the most competent
naval officers believe that the Dewey
can be towed at the rate Of about 100
IN lies day, and allow about three or
four months for the trip via the Suez
Canal.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
The Virginia Debt.

Major Holmes Conrad, the emil
nent Winchester lawyer, who has for
the last year been engaged in prosecu-
ting the postal-fraud cases, is said to
Se preparing the bill to be filed in the
United StatesSupreme Court by Brown
Bros, the American and English bank
ing firm. and the State of Virginia
against the Commonwealth of West
Virginia to source the latter to pay its
alleged share of the Virginia debt,
which was incurred before the State of
West Virginia was cut off from the
Old Dominion.
1t is the intention to present this
suit to the Supreme Court at Wash
ington without unnecessary delay The
papers will be voluminous, and they
are being drawn with great care, to
avoid technicality. 1t is under
stood the sum West Virginia is alleged
to owe is $40, 900, 600, which includes in
terest. OF this SO, 000, 900 is due Virginia
and Brown Bros, who hold the old
bonds, claim the rest.
Associated with Major Conrad in
this great suit will be Wayne Mac
Weigh, the noted Philadelphia lawyer
Clarence Cary, Of the New York bar
and Atty .-Gen. William A. Anderson
of Virginia, whose business it will be
to look after the States interests.
Brown Bros, it is stated, have agreed
to bear all the costs of the plaintiffs
Major Conrad in now in Washington
at work on the preliminary arrange
ments, and it is stated that the sui
will be brought against West Virgins
not later than the middle of Deem
Der.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01

The Gerardstown line of the G.. 4 p.
Telephone is nearing completion and
when completed and put in operation
we hope here may be better service
than there has been between this place
and Gerardstown. We hope and We
believe that the phones will be in work.
ing order all the time whereas nearly
half the time In the past half the
phones were out of order and no use
The Inwood line by local company
Is progressing and getting more and
more patrons every day and when
once hitched up to the G. d p. the own.
ers will have fine service.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
To DelinquentS.

There are many Of our subscribers
who owe us for several years to whom
we are sending out statements request
ing payment. We hope these state
ments will not be fruitless. Our bills
for materials came due every thirty
days and must be met and we must be
paid from the revenue due the estab-
lishment. We hope our friends will take
the hint.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
Porterfild Holds On

For months the faithful or rather
the unfaithful Republicans of Jeffer-
son county have been in a ferment
over the postm astership at Charles
Town. Porterfeld the present incum-
bent was appointed about two and a
half years ago by Judge Dayton and
had until few months of his appoint
ment been an active and prominent
worker in the Democratic party.
L.. ID. Getzandanner who was turned
down for Porteriield publicly ANNOUNCE
ed that he was converted to Democracy
and was no Longer Republican, but
his brother Capt. III. G.. Getzendanner
thought he would like to have the job
though he was already cashier of the
local bank. Last June charges were
made against Porteriieid of neglect of
duty and an inspector was sent up
from Washington to investigate. He
reported change would be good fer
the service and at once the Capt. filed
his application. The Republican coun-
ty committee of Jefferson county met
and endorsed NJ T. Brsdley, theassis
tant postmaster but the Berkeley ma
chine headed by George NJ. Bowers,
not content with running the party
affairs in Berkeley reached out its long
fingers into the Jefferson platter They
endorsed Getzendanner and Bowers
saw to 1t that he got ElkIns support.
but the fight for Bradley waxed hot
and the big boss suggested to Gle teen
datner that he retain Bradley as as
sistant to salve the feelings of the JEFF
ferson Republicans, but the gallant
captain promptly declined to agree
to that arrangement and so dampered
the arder of the big boss. Meanwhile
Porterfield's friends were not idle. An
other inspector was sent to investigate
and he recommended the retention of
Porterfield until the end of his term ar d
that whatever neglect there was was
due to i'll health of the postmaster. On
this recommendation the department
has acted and decided to permit
Porterfield to hold on to his Job I'M
til his commission expires iu 1907 and
this meets with the approval of the
Senotor since Getzendanner has refus-
ed to agree to his recommendation to
retain Bradley. Capt. Getzendanner
is now repupncan though his brother
has renounced the faith but was once in
the Democratic party with both feet
and was marching in Democratic pa
races with high white uniform hat.
Those Jefferson Republicans are rare
birds.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
A Fearful Fate.
r. X. IL.

1t is fearful fate to have to endure
the terrible torture of piles. 81 can
truthfully say" writes Harry Colson,
of Masonville, Ia, /" that for Blind,
Bleeding Itching and Protruding
Piles, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, is the
best cure made" Also best for cuts,
burns and injuries. 25cat All Druggist.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
In Mad Chase.

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from one extreme of faddism
to another, when, if they Would only
eat good food, and keep their bowels
regular with DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, their troubles will all pass away
Prompt relief and quick cure for live,
and stomach trouble. 25c at All Drug
gist; guaranteed.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
ESTRAY,

A dark brown Jersey heifer years
last spring, short horns, small slit in
left ear strayed away from my place on
the Gray farm 1-2 mile northeast of
Gerardstown about the middle of Au-
gust. A liberal reward will be paid.
J. NJ. Bressler,
Inwood w. Va,
r. II. IL. 1l243ts.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-12-01
Tumor

On Monday last DR.. j. w. McSher-
ry operated on Mrs. w. E. Phillips at
the Kings Daughters hospital for
tumor and removed a growth of "a
pounds. The operation was satisfac-
tory and the patient is doing well. He
was assisted by Drs. Eyers, Oats, SEN
cindiver and Sponseller.