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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
LEE DISTRICT.

elsss s!: ssss |, On y;,t e Ssr 81 home
s siss so,.e 1eser after spending SON. tim.
10. aols PARK Avenue. returned hom' last
5s EsssI and e 1,ss nt Ct
MI S Sssn p ss s2s 4 s Sons
spending a week in Matthew'S county as the
guest q Ri. oaeI Mrs. : 5Ssn ste
Gladys. lett Monday on two.wesks visit to
Mrs. Iiorleys Old home Merrill's store. Carp
n f,tt Ss'n nss WIN; tea t,s9 M
snS isn rs sDs1dsss eou
NJ and Charles o fsi pssk have re.
ercise. mud twenty nth anniversary Of the
,ss IN p M'y sessn
sRandolp h Macon Woman's College In Lynch
Nr. Harry Il, Ahsrn. who was : ne 81 guest est
S Ssms II n9 Ss~Sort stssst "a e'a'nsa
Dy Dr. ana Mrs John Pollard and Miss Oracle
Pollard Who spsnt last Winter :, ~ Inn. with
Mrs. M,@ F. Cox at no. 1909 Hanover Street.
4 Mrs. William Tilghman and her mother. Mt n;
Mrs. THOMAS Person Of Loui.burg. N: O. and and
Mrs. Frank Nottingham OF Portsmouth, Va.
b Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Willis have gone
30 their cottage at Buckroe Beach for me
Z Mr. Henry X. Fox. from Philadelphia. y
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ernest B. wilson at
No 1910 Hanover Street. iss3
Mrs. Rhentan and family. Of 1925 Hanover
Street, are visiting the formers mother IN
Mrs. 4. j, richardson and mother, Of Fred
erick's Hail. Louisa county, were the guests
Of Mrs. r, L, Richardson on Hanover street.,
last week.
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Mrs. Ellsworth, OF Fairmount, accompanied
BY her little granddaughter. spent the day
during the past week with Mrs. Addinston az
il Miss Ellnor Moore. OF Ellerson. is now
in Richmond having her eyes. treated
Miss Madison. who received an electric shock
slG Miss Kste Anderson. tho teacher Of the
private school at Alice, closed her school 't'!
Z Auss !. Tignor has eturned to her home on
the Seven Pines Road after pleasant stay
with friends ut Euerson.
Of Mr aA and Mrs. Eddie Tucker. Of Aliens
M: TIE LAD ladies' ssn Of cethse,n,ne christian church
are, Se Ss 5sy
ment. to move to California in in. the the fall. -
Miss nest!e has returned to her home
Yrs. ]. ". Besdies. who no has si been visiting
her son. in Norfolk, SIS eSk'ected Ito return
!. 9! 9; ( psIengort; Ct Eairen, recently Wis.
M and Ms cha.ts. TIT were the guests
w o.; Beadles..re W alnuts,1Ane. has been
much indisposed for several days
Miss Y!rgie Basket Of Richmond viii spend
spent Sunday With the iatter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ballss
cousin i in Rich1nond' during this week. IS
p Miss Ruby has returned Ito Richmond after
q visit of several days to her parents nenr
Leroy Addington spent Tuesday in Richmond.
G. O. Smith, OF Atlee. is Improving bis place
by erecting number OF new buildings. among
them en- .sal patent tent hen house
from home spent Sunday with his family at
Washington and Henry Academy,
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

MI. John Rose has left for West Virginia,
business,
Howard .Hanlcn. Jr.,, of Raudolph,Mucon
Academy, is home for the summer holidays.
Miss Godie Dickens, Of Dumbarten. who
has heen visiting Miss Duncanson. Is now visit
4 ing her sister, In Richmond.
her daughter. Mrs. ". n. Luck. has left for
New Jersey 10 visit her daughter.
I, Mrs. Charles Stuart, who has been visiting
. in West Virginia. has returned home.
+ Mr.. ". L, Ragland has returned home from
a business trip to Marion. Va
Miss Nary Saunders, OF North Carolina, who
has teen visiting srs S. 2. !onrs. his 'c.
Miss Edii, Estes, OF Louisa. is the guest
IL Mrs. S.. r. Joney.
I, Mrs. C. w. Lancaster. who has been visiting
Mira s. =. Jones has left for her home In
! Mrs j. 7. Lyon, who has been visiting
: Mrs: s. r. ong. has returned to her home
ia sabot Island,
Mrs. j. r. Haupt and daughter, OF Virginia
sArenue. have left for washington on pleas.
ure trip. lt
Andrew r. seay. of Shores, Fluyanns county,
who w. been visiting as aunt, Mrs. Charles
Tho three-act drama entitled What's Next"
will be- repeatcd at tho Northside Hall, Tues
by the Young Mems Society, for tina benefit
q the Northsde Hal!. There viii be dancing
Rey. Nv. 7. Hundley. formerly Of High Point
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COLD HARBOR.

Chidren's Day will take place at Buah
Presbyterian Church to-day at O'clock
two negroes and rnbbed Of all his cash, which
WAS only $500, and also his shoes while on
his way, from market, i
Mr.. and Mrs George Jster, OF Mechanicsv!lle
Pike, visited the lat,er's sister. at New Cold
Hnrbor last Saturday,
Miss GerIe Bnrnelte, OF Poplar Grove, WIS.,
tied her sister at Gaines MIL recently.
Mr., and Mrs ames Burnette. Of Kentucky
visited friends at near Rarker's MIL, during
theN past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AfcGhee, OF Cherry Lane,
were recent visitors at Mount Airy,
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MANoEuvREs AT OLD POINT, WEEK
D JUNE nth TO t7TH-SPEClALt AR
RANoEMENTS VIA G. g. o, ROUTE,

"TNCLUDNG@ NCCOMMUDN n.
AT chamberlain HOTEL,
Tho Chesapeake aHd Ohio will sell
tickets for $500 P. NJ, train OF each day,
week of juno 18th to nth, account OF the
Army and Navy Manoeuyers, from Rich-
mond to Fort Monroe and return. In
Guiding hote, accommodations. at spe-
cial rates. Tickets will be sold including
dinner and lodging date of sale and
breakfast and lunch day following. Mt
rate OF $500 round trip; also tickets Inv
Guiding hotel accommodations up tn and
Including breakfast the second day, at
rate OF $500. round trip tickets being
limited accordingly.
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Services will be discontinued at the Unitarian
Church during the month OF June, July and
August
The Union League will meet in the Meth,
odiA Episcopal. Church on 70 night az
whsn az are so ss,d a9 b BE Msseas
Episcopal church will hold Its regular meet
Ing with Mrs James Dudley at her home ONE.
sunset cottage. Ivy Avenue, on Iussaay :.
June 18th. at $3.50 P. NJ q full attendance IS
request ed
4, basket picnic win be held near the u mi.
tartan Church under the aIaplces q tie t fr
to 10 p. NJ. Friends in Richmond and the
village are most cordially invited to- Join them
in an old fashioned basket picnic. where q few
God and nature
!. MIR. Frank P, Read has sol, his cottage:
Appleton. Wis, who will have 1t remodeled and
open at an early date for summer boarders.
The Womnns Study Club held its regular
noon, one new memher was added to the roll.
After the general routine business, the follow
Ing officers were elected to serve the ensuing
First vice-Pres!dent. Miss Izora neWof; Sc
cond Vice President Mrs. Kate Gebhardt Read;
Recording Secretary, Mrs Fannie Boyee HUB.
V GMi Board Of Directors. sfrs lille Dansey
Mrs Sophia Head, Mrs. Mandel. Richards.
Board OF directors of the Woman's Study
Club Will meet with Mrs. r. g.. Read at the
manor House" on Wednesday afternoon, the
elst Of June. to elect a chairman and formulate
plans for next seaaon's work
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford. Of Niagara Falls. were
tour of the South looking for a location
Mrs Ella Pollard and Mrs. MCDOWELL, OF
Richmond, were guests OF Mrs, F, y, Gerow on
One Of tbs young men Of the village who is
connected with one Of the city papers had
QUITE an amusing experience. calling on tho
Paree.," Monsieur Chnhothe. taking ze pic
ture, 70 phorto-sraph," As a Frenehman he
was fine, as few recognized him. and those
that did appreciated a good Joke and had a
hearty good laugh.
Mr., ana Mrs. Fred Ryan, who have spent
some time In washington, will be nt home for
a short time at her brothers, West Daisy Ave,
nue.
The Highland Springs branch OF the won,an's
Alliance met at Lynnhurst with pr, Roope on
Monday afternoon, After the business had been
disposed of light refreshments were served
and q social chat enjoyed on the new porch.
A vote OF thanks was extended the hostess and
they parted to meet with Mr.. Percy s. Read
At neadEdale on Monday the 10Th ofSJune, 2
summer. A full attendance Is desired. n
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and held In place by buttons. An em-f
broidered flat collar facing Of SILK gave
pleasing touch OF elaboration
Suitable material for o coat OF this
character nre taffeta, silk or mohair In
black or color, or covert cloth In slate
or tan color or gray or tan craYenette
It Is very handsome when made UP as
part OF a costume and may be made
In a shorter length for which the pat
tern is perforated.
The pattern Is cut In sizes for a 33, "a.
SO, IS. 40 and "a inches bust measure, f
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after q visit to his family.
Thomas Fisher. OF Richmond. spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. ". u. Adams.
Mrs. walter Hall and Misses Anns and
Ethel Dunnavant visited Richmond Monday,
Misses Mollle Watkins and Mary Johnson
spent Wednesday In Richmond. &4
Miss Clarice VIM. OF Palmyra, visited her
uncle, e. Z. VIM tho first part OF tho week.
en- route to her home from Clifton FORGE
where she has been attending school for the
past two sessions.
Miss May Turner. OF Newport News, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. e. B. VIM.
Newport News p s
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While / Was at the Play."

While ] was at the play. my love- ff5
q While was at tho play; &
The heroine as gantie as q dove, Vi .fi N
b The hero bold and gay;
With every art the villain tried n f5 S
TO win her love away, N .sy III s. 5l
But the constant maid only sighed,
x While was at the play. f5
While was at tho play. my love,
While l was at tho play:
The hero In tho Jaws OF death, ,} I'll
The villain held full sway; f 3 Al q
But ere his sword the air had cleft.
While bound and gagged the hero lay;
The maid stood 'twlxt her love and death.
While was at the play. X,
while was at tho play, my love. II
p While was at tho play: sts
The maid released and armed her knight.
And then he did the villain slay; Si;gl
And ere on then, the scene had closed,
True love had won the day, a
Her head on HIS strong arm, rapossd.
While I was at the play. s.8l "a
While waa at the play. my lovo,
While I was at the play;
I fancied You, tha maiden tree,
And 7, the knight so gay;
When, with her arms round him entWincd, Z
b She kissed his frown away,
My heart for you. love, sorely pined.
~ ~ L. RAN, M'INpoR.
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EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION,
DENVER, COLO, JULY 9Th TO
eTH-SPECIAL LOW RATES

N VIA G, q Q, HCUT II,
Round trip rate from Richmond. Nor
folk and Petersburg, s4275; Lynchburg
or Charlottesville. s4l26, etc.
Tickets sold June 2oth to July Sd,
limited for return July Ath, subject to
extension to August 9th by deposit OF
ticket and payment OF valuation fee OF
fifty cents,
These tickets may be routed via CHI
cage and ono direct route; returning
via st. Louis and another direct route
For other information. schedule OF train
service, etc. address c. & Q, Ry. Paa-
senger Office.
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FASHION HINTS
REplNGOTE,

No. s17e-A smart redlngote OF this
sort should be Included In every woman. 8
wardrobe. Such garment 10 suitable
for use when travelling. it may do duty
as a raincoat and it will answer as
simple evening wrap over ones pretty
frock. 5ss..
To make 1t answer for all these pur-
poses some thought should be taken In
the selection OF appropriate material.
The smart model here pictured was
made OF waterproofed lustre mohair shot
with eccentric dashes OF green and black,
The epaulette shoulder hrettelles were
finished with n single row OF stitching
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"Carcasstonne.".

Richmond. Va, June 2, 1906. h
EDITOR OF The T,mes-Dispatch:
iSir,-Please publish In your next Sum
days issue the. enclosed beautiful lines
by Gustave Nadand, translated by John
f. Thompson, y recent visit to tho sec
tion alluded to lends interest for ma and
ADDS to the charm Of both verse and SEN
timent. Your compliance Will be appre-
clated. t'W. H. r."
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Immortality.

A single star shining afar g
Tells me 30 true aa day and night
That ! shall be when shrub and tree, PA
No longer please my mortal sight.
Ton starry blus IA Just and true,
Through all tbs ages since creations dawn.
They vary not the smallest jot. a3
Since Eden saw her brightest morn
Then tell mo not that ] shall not,
Like taIlast pine and sturdy oak,
Whose sap and life In eager strife.
Foil In the storm by lightning stroke
no pagan creed no doubtful deed.
Done In some hour OF stress and Might X
WIN tell the tale az dyiftlng call n
That drifts beyond olr earthly light X
When life shall eEd It shall unfold.
There Is a home for every son,
That served our Lord and savior hero,
In heartfelt praiso. nor l1e. nor fear !, (.
Nav rs 1904 fi
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ELKO NOTES.

Miss Bessie Smith has returned to her homo
in Richmond. accompanied BY her grand
mother, Mrs. =. q. Wills.
p. y, Furman has returned to Petersburg
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(By Gustav Nadand.l

ny StuSLaV5 NaO0n0,)
i've laboreed ali my II life 1 ii vain sYa!s'
In all that time Of hopes and fears,
I've failed my, dearest wish to gain.
Bliss unalloyed there Is tor none, III
Ny prayer viii ne'er fuidllmentt know.
4 never have seen Carcassonne
Y9a I Sss the hsve city from fro the II ~,
An iT1vyy a It to reach q it,one must still
And to return as many more.
The grape Withheld fts yellow store sso"''
sha not not 9ok on
They hey tell me, every day is there
In Ns snSs r qGs ad sa, asnaay gay
The people walk upon their Way;
One CAGES there on castle walls
A bs fhrand ana ad t t%s e Babylon
do not Know fair G Gsrcane!!
Are ever maynard, weak and blind;
He tells us In HIS homely
Ambition ruins all mankind:
fe e hGGuld ! there ,h tEo days have spent,
All hth mel ] mtsbl to have died content
Thy pardon. Father / heseech
In this. my prayer, II Offend,
One something sees beyond his reach
Ny wife, our little hoy, Aignan.
Have travelled even to Narbonne;
My grandchild has seen Perplgnan,
And / have not seen Gareassonns!
g essssss e9s sBsy oss n's WITH sss
III 50 upon this pilgrlmage.'. - ~
We lett next morning his abode,
But (heayen forgive him( half way on
The old man died upon the road;
He never gazed on Carcassonne--
Each mortal has his Caropssoune!
JOHN r, THOMPSON.
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SUNDAY OUTINGS IN THE COUNTRY
ON THE LINE OF The g, & O..
I1alf-fare tickets sold for Sunday
morning local trains. returning In the
evening. ,et
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Nay IS. 1904,
S14,Oo TO NIAGARA FALLS. N. CASE
RETURN VIA THE POPULAR
YORK RIVER LINE gtl3a84

Tickets on sale June i1th-10th, rstrrn
limit June ath, with privilege OF extern
sion 10 July 18th by depositlnS ticket and
payment OF fec OF Sid0 This ~ the most
desirable trip to Buffal,o and N!axara
Falls. -, ~ 4,
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The First Kiss of Love. IL

She sat In the house by the window,
And I leaned against It outside;
Her looks they We're Wistful and witchlng
And sorely my courage she tried;
For she was 30 fair and so handsome
The roses they bloom In. her cheek,
But was reserved and backward.
Yes, almost too bashfu TO speak,
but Jeanette, the girl at the window,
Knew well how to manage my case,
For she, with her wlles sweet and gIrlish.
While dimples played over her face !
There bound me IN spell most mRgnetln-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
p,scoNTINuANcE OF CAFE CAR
SERVICE TRAINS 81 AND 81,

r., F, AND p n n, "a n
Effective June 18th, cafe cars operatsd
on train 81, leaving Main Street Station
6;t5 a. NJ. daily, and train 81, arriving
Main Street station o;50 r, NJ, daily. will
be Withdrawn from service,
". p. TAYLOR.
l Traffic Manager.
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LOCAL. FREIGHT SERVICE r, y p.
r. R,--NoTicE TO sHlPPERs AND (
RECEIVERS OF EIGHT.

Commencing Monday, June lsth, daily
local freight service In each direction
will be resumed, as usual.
w. p, TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
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Thou shalt hear what their cars shan
miss. ". (, VA ST Il u Il IA, =,
Shalt sec. what they may not see,
For that thou has falt my kiss
Child. give this fate to thee.n
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This pattern can be gotten at The Cohen
Company for 1oo,-AdM
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Moon-Possessed.
s(Published BY Request.)

Nl OOn-POSSeSSed.
(Published BY Request.)
And And as she slept, one arm beneath her
AS sleeps a Tiban Venus, came the moon
And clasped a long white arm about her
And tucked her lips and Whispered low
to her:
Because thou has felt my kiss,
<. child giye this fate TO thee,
Whatever thy life may miss,
& Like mine shall thy beauty be-
I'm thine eyes shall be multiform lights
OF the wave as 1t upward rides, z.
With the love OF the darkling nights.
The clouds and the shifting tides. B
Forever thine eyes shall turn M
To the place where thoum ayst not go;
Forever thy heart shall yearn 81
6 For the loves that thou mayst not know.
"T I.se scent Sc Of the far strange flowers
And out Of the silent hours q I
Comes music akin to pain.
Ny lovers shall love the we'll.
For these have T made the queen,
Whose Threats l have clasped In spell,
Whose eyes as the sea are green. 4
Whose hearts have forever yearned
For. the women they may not know;
Whose eyes have forever turned
~ tut y tlley III lot 30.
The lovers Of nights and OF clouds, IS
OF the uniform, multform sea,
8WaYe o. lasiss with the witness OF
MY love and thine shall DO.
Heed not that men call thee mad,
&c q, y ne scent Of the far strange flowers.
Struck out of the silent hours.
Thou shalt hear what their cars shan
5 MISS RI laE,s q s5 3s5 u II 4 a -s&
Shalt sec. what they may not see,
For that thou has ffalt my kiss, II
Child, give I this fate to thee.'
And stirring not she opened slow her
eyes, r, }Eg,
In wonder at the strangpess OF the dream.
AND, spirit stu the long. pale moon
beams slipped
From round her throat and lay along tho
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"IIesd not that men call thee mad,
OF the scent Of the far strange flowers.
or the marvellous music and sad
Struck out of tho silent hours f5 5J3
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS NOTES.

Services will be discontinued at the Unitarian
Church during the month OF June, July and
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/. WESTHAMP TON

Milburn, of Chelsea Hill, Is con
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POLE GREEN.

Mrs. Ellsworth, OF Eairmount, accompanied
~ her little granddaughter. spent tho day
during the past week with Mrs. Addinston at
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Killed His Own Child.

Crazy from drink. William Wood
row. OF Ridgley on the West Virginia
side Of tn river opposite Cumberland
shot his IA month old child as the
mother was trying to escape the bru
tai rage OF her husband who had pre-
viously tried to kill the child. The
drunken father came home on Tues
day morning and the mother hearing
him and knowing his condition fear.
ed e might kill her or the child,
grabbed her child and fed from the
house. She later returned for her shoes
and when the d, mon saw her he fired
a pistol at Der. The shot passed
through the child s head and entered
the mother S arm. The child died, the
mother is seriously wounded and the
father is in the Keyser Jail where he
will awake from his drunken condi-
ton to suffer UNFOLD remorse tor biz
terrible crime.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
BEWARE OF OINTMFNTS FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deraDge
the whole system waen entering 1t
through the mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on Prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you con possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
no anufsctured by +. j. Cheney Il Co.
Toledo Ohio, con6ains no mercury, and
is taken interni lily, acting directly up
on the blood and nucu Gus surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t IL
taken internally and made in Toledo,
o. by.F. j. Cheney & Go. Testimonials
free
Sold by druggists. Price 75c. per bot
tie.
Take Halls family Pills for constipa
ton.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Suit Compromised

The FIVE damage suits brought
against the Western Maryland road
by Mr.. Mandel Sen-r, the Baltimore
and Ohio press agent. and his wife. as
the result of an accident near Blue
Mountain more than year ago, were
compromised in the Baltimore court
on Monday and taken from the dock
ct. Mr.. Sener's wife and two children
were in the car which jumped the
track and rolled down an embank-
ment. One child was killed and the
mother and other child seriously hurt
and Mr.. Seuer USED for 500 600 dam
ages.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
U. 3. oonfsrsncs

The United Brethren conference at
Dayton, Va, Concluded its business IS
meetings aud adjourned. 1t was re.
solved that the minimum salary OF
ministers in the future.
The selection Of fireplace of hold
ing the next session ofthis conference
was left with the presiding elders
Ihe reports show membership oil
ll,2SA, with o,7yo in Sunday schools
There was marked increase in pas
tor S salaries and an increase in all
the financial line. The church houses
OF the conference are valued at SIss,-
742. The auniv .rsary CT the Young
Peoples Christian Union was held at
night, with a special program. The
following are the appointments for
the ensuing year Tor the Winchester
district:
w. +. Gruver, presiding elder Win
chester, S. d. SHELTON; Jones Springs
W. II Samspel, Frederick, w. K.
Berry; Berkeley Springs, G. P. Holt;
Berkeley circuit. ID. Bennette; Ca
caPen. B. N Sipold South Branch, Il.
Is. Neff; Martinsburg, A. B. Wilson;
lnwood, A. ]. Secrist, New Greek, c.
T Dyche; Bavard, w. S. Rau; Lost
River, ]. b. Ferguson; West Freder-
lex, c. ]. Racy; Toms Brook, l.. A.
Racy; Prince William, A. K. Wander
smith, Edinburg, N. r. Cupp. Key
ser, S. r. Ludwig; Westenport, Ida
NJ. Judy; Ear Seng Nam, missionary
to China.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Its Warm.

The weather during the past week
has been extremely warm for the sea
son. On Tuesday last the therm ONE
ter stood at about 70 in the shade and
fourteen vears ago on the same
day Of March the snow fell to ga inch
es depth, the deepest snow ever seen
10 Berkeley county by its oldest in
habitants.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Bought Trolley

The Cumberland Valley railroad, it
is announced has purchased the
Chainbersburg and Gettysburg Elec,
trio railway and that it is the inten-
ton OF the new owners to extend the
road to Waynesboro to connect with
the Pen Mar line. The rev officers Of
the road are M. c. Kennedy, presi-
dent; w. L. Ritchey. secretary treas
urer; c, H. Bishop, superintendent;
G. w. Martin. G. NJ. Davidson. T.
B Kennedy,jr., and H. A. Riddle, d.
rectors.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
Farms Wanted

Have clients for two small farms,
100 acres or less. in vicinity of this
city. State improvements, terms, etc.
to Clarence E. Martin, Stewart Build.
ing.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31

Juni Myers having left the place OF
his employer, Gray Silver, hereby no.
tlfy all persons not to harbor him or
give him credit. Any information as to
his whereabouts will be gratefully re.
ceived.
2ts J. G Myers
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-31
FOR SALE

Hotel and Stables. Cumberland,
Maryland to close an estate. First
class stand. centrally located.
Address Hotel, P. o Box 26e,
Cumberland. Nd,