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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

UINREDEEMED PLEDGES
their value-DiamOnds, Watches Jew
elry, Rings. Guns. Pistols. Dress Suit
Cases, etc. BACHRACH'S, Ninth 81
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TRUNKS AND Gags.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT zoe EAST
B-oad Street and convince yourself thai
We have the largest and best lin Of
trunks ano Travelling Necessities Ia the
elty; repairing done Fl. W ROUN-
TREE e BRO. Trunk and pa0 "a
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WATcH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM- TOBIEN. Jr.. IL a guarantees
that II Is done properly. - years ex-
perience. Cleaning. 81 90. Main Springs.
81 ~ 40s East Broad Street. Ali work
guaranteed.
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FRUIT CAKES.

&c. 20C AND 25C. a POUND. WE
have never had So many orders: work
ing night and day 10 nh them; come
early: none better. DRINKARDsS
423 10 y Sixth
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FROM POINTS on THE RAPPAHAN-
mock and Potomac Rivers. shipment b,,
vessel Address JONATHAN HAVENS.
Washington ". Q.
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HAT MANUFAcTURINe.

MEN. S FINE STIFF AND SOFT HATS
made 90 order on premises at factory
prices iIlt repairing in all branches.
shall
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Boarding.

FOR RENT . FURNISHED ROOMS.
hfst and second floor. good table board
and service; young mes or married
couple preferred. Mrs. ONOHJNDRO.
aNt T. Franklin
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XMAS CUTLERY.

CSC. Up. TABLE KNIVES
and Forks. on. set up Nice line u
Scissors and Shears. Kazors from SOC.
20 500, ask GO see Hcuckers. used hv
all hIst-class BARRIERS. ELBA HARD
WARE co.
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Miscellaneous.

b-vear Oh Kentucky Rye. per gal. $500
b ear old Maryland Rye. per gal 50 so
= -year OLD Jassamine CO.. per gal 50. 25
4-year o.d Kentucky Rye. per gal $500
no such goods ever offered az the price.
Prompt delivery
TIE PuIL Q KELLY 90. nNcl
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Cadet Gordon r. Kelley. of the Rior-
nala military school Asheviue \. n IL
rNp.'.ta home to-day 90 spend ne
1,hilstmos vacation with his mother Mr.
p o. King. No 1912 West Grace street.
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Miscellaneous.

-FOUR FULL QUARTS MISSIONER.
Rye $40. Souvenir flask old Virginia
Brandy with first order. prompt deliv-
cry. Phone l25S THE PHIL q.
KELLY co. UNCJ
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BOTTLED IN BOND.

SOME PEOPLE PREFER a WHISKEV
bottled in bond, We sell that kind. too
Huron River bears Uncle sans little
green stamp over the cork that's sum-
Gent Four fun quarts. Sls5. THE
PHI O. KELLY co. NNCl
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders Bank OF Richmond Incorne-
rated Notice IS hereby given. Pursuant
70 resolution Of the board Of directors.
mat "a meeting ~ the stockholders of
inc Bank of Richmond. Incorporated
viii be held az the hanking-house ~
said corporation. in the city of Rich
mnnd. az the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets. that being the place 81 its urfu-
ciral office. ON the SIN day OF January.
1871 M o'clock !. NJ. for the purpose
or passing upon tho question ~ author
lzlnS and snnctionlug AN increase in The
cauitai stock of said corporation from
$4,000 20 81 0o.go. which proposed tn
crease has been approved by the iirec-
tors or said corporation AT meeting
duly called and held on the 18Th day
OF December 1905
T. * SANDS Secretary
Ry order ~ the Board Of Directors.
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MAIL ORDER.

WANTED, YOU To KNOW THAT A
pair OF Goodies ChimbOrazo Shoes"
makes a nice Christmas present: men 3
and ladies'. all leathers; $500. $3.50 ana
500 J. r. GOODE & son. 1447 East
Main Street
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CAKES

OUR go AND COO POUND-CAKES ARE
tie largest and best fra city. S.. our
-'c ana 2ln layer cakes. and lots OF other
Sixth
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soUTHERN INTER sTATE RANEE

Richmond Va
AT a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Directors Of this bank. held December
IL 1896 there was declared a dividend
OF three o. ner cent Cfree Of taxi on
the Capital stock. out OF the net earn
lngs. payable on and after December
81. 1906 Checks will be mailed to the
stockholders.
W. GRAY Watson. Cashier.
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XMAS POCKET KNIVES.

TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Pocket Knives IN town. from IOc TO
81 stag and pearl handles. nothing
nicer for boy or girl ELBA HARD
WARE co.
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PHoNooRAPHs.
MACHINERY

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND EN-
zines. Boilers. etc; rebuilt as good a.
new g. b FORD CO. Trigg Shipyard
Phone 301s
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Chicago. III. December Q 1905
YOU ARF HEREBY NOTIFIED TW At
the annual meeting ~ the stockholders
of the security Life and Annuity Com
panv Of America will be hold al the
Hotel Jefferson. Richmond Va Ian
uary 1q07 ar 10 NJ for The urfr-
pose Of electins directors OF the com
panv for thc ensuing year and for tho
transaction Of any other business which
may come before said meeting
BY order Of the BOARD NJ Directors
" y. JOHNSON. President
Henry O. Brown. Secretary
THE REGULAR ANNUAL, MEETING
Of tho stockholders or the National
Bank % virginia. OF Richmond viii De
held at their hankirg-house corner
Eleventh and Main Streets Richmond
Va. on TUESDAY January g. 1877. at
- o'clock noon.
W NJ ADDISON. Cashier.
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TOYS

TOYS-TOMPKINs ONLY COMPLETE
STOCK In city. 207 w Broad
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HAT MANUFACTURING
gOYs, WAGONS. TOYS.

TIE BEST WAGON MADE IS THE
-l.aciede. You can find FUN Nne
WIN u.s. Nc. line OF toys az hardware
prices HOW ELL BROS G02 T. BROAD
81, successors 20 Charlie Vaughan.
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TOYS

SANTA CLAUS IS ALREADY At
TOMPKINS 5. 207 ". Broad Street
Largest stock ever in Richmond
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GIVE THIS A GLANCE.

Swear old Kentucky Rye. per gal. $500
5-year old Maryland Rye per gal. $3.50
4-year old Jassamine Co. per gal s. IS
4year ola Kentucky Rye per gal. $500
No such goods ever offered az the price
Prompt delivery.
TIE Pill o. KELLY co INcA
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POCKET KNIVES AND RAzoRs.

io0 DIFFERENT STYLES OF POCKET
Knives and Razors TO select from con-
siStng OF Rodgers Wosten holm and
Keen kutter.' from 25C 10 500. moth
inf would please br, Their father, uncle
or cousin more. HOWELL BROS
Hardware. Gl2 p Broad St. successors
u Charlie NauEhan.
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CORN wHIskEY.

FL MAIZE" IS a INCIDENTALLY
Pure Corn Whisky, meliowed and SOFT
ened by age. Four fun quarts only
500: prompt delivery. Phone 1855 Ifdh
PHI @. KELLY 90. HNCl
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oIVE rHls a eLANcE.

year old Kentucky Rye. per gal, $500
5-year old Maryland Bye. per Eal. 50. so
4-year old Jassamine Co. per gal. So. IS
4-year old Kentucky Rye. per gal. $500
No such goods ever offered at the price
Prompt delivery.
THE PHIL 9. KELLY co. dNC)
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FOUNTAIN PENS

NTATN PENS. LARGE SIZE AK
$40 mail 500. PURDIE g. co. SUNDAY,
School ana Church Supplies. 4l0 Monroe
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GIN.

J. r. LEE RARRONS BUCHU GIN WILL.
relieve THAI pain in your back and
7 don taste Ike medicine either -Four
tuu quarts, s. 3D. THE PHIL q.
KELLY co. INCJ
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RELIABLE TRANsF ER.
MALT WHIsKEY.
PHONOORAPHs AND REcoRps

ZON-O-PHONE MACHINES. AND Pc
cords The best 1O-inch disc record
made. Soc Entire catalogue In stock
c. 3. HAYNES. CO., T.. Main street
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Miscellaneous.

key. We sell the right kind. that Is
straight whislSey. Read the pure food
law and see what Uncle Sam has to say
on this subject prompt delivery. IttE
PHIL 9. KELLY CO. QNC)
PURE STRAIGHT WHISKEYS COSr
you no more than the other kinds
Phone your order ana be convinced:
prompt delivery. THE PHIL G.
KELLY co. QNC)
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GOLD-FILLED WATCHES EIGIN
and Waltham. 5000 and up. NM
TOBIEN, Jr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
Option Counties.

the charge 10 tie grand jury by Judge
DAYTON. l several respects it was q
remarkable st ,temett. being not wnr-
thy from the seating artair gment OF
the liquor traffic aud the emphasis
pl4ced ON Il e duty of tile jurors II in
ve~stigating and iudictirg al fh Sc
vino wee charged with the illegal
sale # intoxinauts.
Judge Dayton was particularly Sc
we're on the express companies that
carry liquor into prohibition counties.
characterizing the officers of the COM
panies guilty of this offense as being
on a level with blacklegs and crimi-
pals. II has been a practice Tor ex.
press companies TO haul beer, whisky
aud wire in o local option localities
for persons living there. and who had
ordered the stuff t ON out-ot-town
dealers Judge DAYTON has been max
ing determined efforts TO stop the
shipment OF liquor into snch places,
and at every TEEN of court imuresses
the Importance of breaking up this
trafIi upon the members OF the grand
jury. Ia m NJ eases indictments
aqaIu.t those at fault have been rs-
turned. bat SO Tar NO effort las been
made to indie; t., 4GIojais oi die ax.
Dress companies.
f-I. h~-tA, -N., ne rAr f... +T.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
FIGHT OVER GUARDIANSHIP
PRESIDENT AND GOVERNOR BIG.
GINS hold A CONFERENCES
Indication of "a sharp Contest I'm New
York, aud the President May
Take n Hand I'm IL

Washington, d. c., May 8.-The
visit of Governor Hjggirs to President
Roosevelt. following a reported rup-
ture between the two men, is con
strued by New York republicans to
mean that Governor Higgins knows
that he may need the presidents
friendship before a great while.
Governor Higgins is a candidate for
denomination for governor of his stare
and there is IA strong feeling against
him on the part of many able men III
the party. The president, so far a
known, has not given any evidence of
hostility to the governor and no one
is authorized to saw whether he is or
is not liable to say or do something
that will affect the situation. By
reason of his official position the pres
ident would probably not interfere in
any way, although his citizenship is
in the state and he does not feel that
he should be barred from participant
ing in political affairs there simply
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

dent Mitchell. IN stating to the oper-
ators the action OF the crs nton con
veution asked that q e lfol osed agree
ment be made for t 20 years. In areu-
ing f r the two-vear term he said the
cost of living might increase consid-
erobly in three years n that other
changes in the mining in1rstry might
come which would make the present
wage scale unfair t. the men.
Tie operators in their reply, S id
they felt that any contingency that
might arise was covered by the award
of the strike commission and Trey
concluded by asking that the award
be continued for three years. This
was then agreed to
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

though, ne is democratic, spprcach-
able, un~pEetentions. His dress does
nor show that he is worth one penny
more than the average p, 900 "a year
clerk il Washington
Cl1rk is not the only millionaire
who will get out of the senate sitter
March 4 next. Russell A. Alger mr st
leave that body because of i'll bealh,
and tine Michigan republicans are al.
I adv pluuRed into a great fight over
his Successor. General Agler is another
man OF much money who is lovablo OF
disposition, kind and considerate, and
without thought that his money gives
him nnv distinction in the world. His
health Is exceedingly bad, and if his
years are to be prolonged he must not
stay where he is. He may not live
his tenn cut.
IL is probable that the riches st man
in the senate now is Francis q. New
lands, democrat, of Nevada, although.
he lost heavily in the San Francisco
disaster. He was the executor of the
Sharon estate, which owned the Palace
hotel and much other valuable pop
erty. de owns a great deal of proper
tv in all parts of the country, havin,
heavy interests in Washington.
Stephen B. Elkins, of West Virginia,
probably ranks along with Senator
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

because he is in the White House.
Governor Higgins desires TO have it
understood that the president is rot
taking part in the selection of a man
xho is to take the place of ex-Gover-
nor Odell as chairman of the republi-
can state committee this fall. II the
president holds hands off and Cover
nor Higgins is nominated for another
term, that means that he Will name q
man who suits MIN for chairman. and
the presi 'ent may or may not be
pleased. THE effort of the governor
appears to be to keep the president
and his friends entirely out OF the
chairmauship, thus affording him full
sway. While the president may keep
out of the fight there is evidence here
that his close friends do not care to
commit themselves to the policy of
leaving things to Governor Higgins.
They want to have a say and intend
TO do so. 1t NAV not be in opposition
to the mar chosen by the governor
anu ~ may bNs LhCf Mahb W w
free TO demand a suitable man if they
feel that a mistake is about to be
made.
The truth is that the fight for the
craftsmanship is more far reaching
than it looks on the face. 1t is more
than the question of running the re-
publican g~ubernatorial camnaign this
year. II extends into the presidential
fight two years from now. The Roose-
welt followers want a man in the posi-
tion who is in touch with them, as
they propose to take an extensive hand
in the choosing OF a delegation from
the state to the national convention.
They want to be able to control the
delegation, aud they can not do so,
possibly. if the machinery of the par
ty is III tie hands of somebody else.
Governor Higgins does not seem able
to see this. He wanted the chairman
| shin to go to a man suitable to him
regardless of the presidential fight two
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
SENATOR CLARK TO QUIT
Montana Copper King viii Retire
From the Senate.
SENATOR ALGeR ALSO RETIRES
Upper Branch of Congress Has Many
millionaire Members, Including
Two From West Virginia.

Washington. d. O., May I-"her
william A. Clark, of Montana. gets
out of the senate. as he has announcer
he will do at the expiration Oh 'i'
present term, March 4. 1907. the r'ch-
est man in what hos been caliod tue
+'millionariu's olub" will have gone
MI. CLARK has too much business 10
bother with the senate. His mining
enterprises require mis- time. Besides
the republicans have control OF Moh-
a n and it is doubtful ii the demo
Gratis will be able to elect q Legislature
this year. Mr.. Olark's COLLEAGUE Is
genial Thomas II. Carter, who is rich
only in the estimation of those who
know him. !
Nobody knows how much monoy
Senator Clark is worth. Ii is nrettV
safe to estimate It at $50, Oc0, COZ. a.
he ranks among the wealthiest men III
the country. Despite his wealth,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
Marriage is Announced

The announcement of the marriage
of Mr.. Isaac r. Long, of Martinsburg,
and Miss Charlotte B. Huyett, of Hag-
erstown, has Just been made. The
wedding took place in Hagrestown on
March 26. and the ceremony was per-
formed By Rev. 5. W. Owen. pastor
of the Lutheran church.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
FEDERAL COURT BEGINS
Judge DAYTON scores lquor Traffic
In charge to Jury
EXPRESS COMPANIES
He Declares That Certain officials are
on a Level With Blacklegs
and Criminals.

The regular May term of the United
States court npertd here This morning
with JUDGE Aston @. Day ton on the
bench. District Attoruev Reese Biz.
zsrd and Assistant District Attorney
Showalte- CLERKS Dellicaer and
Nonre. Uniteh States Marshal Elliott,
DpputV Marshal Brown, and tie othe
court officers were present in the 70 IN
when Judga Dayton appeared in his
black silk robes and ascenued the plat
form and took his seat facing t
crowded court room.
The chief incident OF the day wa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
AGREEMENT Is Rallied
MuAE 4. UpeH%too- ARE TO
arinss a. ~ PuiNrs
Preparations airerdy wsdc 20 Hesums
" Ork inrhe mines wne = Foresd
Terms On taes

Scranton, Pa ~ AT the
meeting of the u / ed Mine Workers
union here to1ay. tie agreement
reached Mondav bv the operators and
scale committee was r-tifed without
debate. Preparations IRE now under
way throughout 'h- g tire anthracite
mining region tn r+sume work, aud it
is expected that operations in many Of
the mines will eRin again on Thurs
dav. Work will be generally resumed
on Monday.
While the comp IT entered il to to-
day was predicted last week, the
was no re ched without a
final struggle on { e par, of the
miners to get something more. Presi-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
The ain
Family

You know them; they are
numerous, and make their
presence felt everywhere. The
names of the family are Head
ache, Toothache, Earache,
Backache, Stomach ache, Neu-
ralgia, etc. They are sentinels
that warn you of any derange-
ment Of your system. When
the brain nerves become ex-
hausted or irritated, Headache
makes you miserable; if the
stomach nerves are weak, in
digestion results, and you
double up with pain, and if the
more prominent nerves are af-
fected, Neuralgia simply makes
life uncomfortable. The way to
stop pain is to soothe and
strengthen the nerves. DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills do this.
The whole Pain family yield to
their influence. Harmless if
taken as directed.
"I find DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills an
excellent remedy for overcoming head
ache, neuralgia and distressing pains
of all sorts. | have used them for the
past seven years in this capacity with
the best OF results"
MRS. JOE MERRILL, Peru, Ind.
aIa., A.4t nj. puIs sold ~,
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. II II
fails, he will return your money.
rs doses, IS cents. Never sold in bulk.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12

ear off, alt hougii he is said to have
some ambitions himself beyond the
governorshiD. Ii lie can be elected
again in November he may want to
branch into nation"l politics.
If influential republicans here are to
be believed, it is quite probable tina
there will be a fight of big proportions
against Higgins for the nomination.
and if this follows the Craftsmanship
will be hung up until it is disposed Of.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
ELECTED.
Those Who Will Attend Session of
Virginia Chassis.

The consistory of Christ Reformed
church held It's semi animal meeting
III the puslor's study Monday night,
and elected Mr.. Edward ID. Rauch
as delegate Drimarius and MI. ID. M.
Kilmer delegate s9cundus to the VIZ
ginia Chassis, which will meet in
trinity Reformed church at Mt.
Crawford. Va, on the evening of
Wednesday, Nav %. Rev. DR. Hoff-
helms is secretary and treasurer Ct the
Virginia Chassis.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
MEETING OF EDUCATORS.
sUPERINTENpENT MILLER, OF
WEST VIRGINIA AT TON.
Reports That Iris state Makesa Flat
tering shewing-Pr0f. Mailman
Bnrbe Also Present.
tering She

Superintendent of public schools
Thomas G. Miller has returned from
Lexington, KY, where he attended
the ninth annual meeting of the CON
ference for education in the south.
1t will be recalled that John ID. Rock
efeller and other wealthy men made
liberal contributions for the purpose
of assisting in the educational work
in the south and thus the conferences
were commenced. A vast amount of
good has been accomplished but there
is vet "a wide field of work.
Distinguished educators from all
ence and addresses were made by Gov
ernor Beckham, of Kentucky and Gov
ernor Folk, of Missouri. DR.. Wait
man Barbe, of the state university
had q place OF the program, his ad-
dress or Compulsory School Educa-
ton in West Virginia" being of great
interest.
Professor Miller made a report on
the free schools OF West Virginia,
other state superintendent making
similar reports. 1t was found that
West Virginia leads all the southern
states in the matter of district school
Ii These libraries now contain
more than 115, 900 volumes.
West Virginia has kept pace with
~
progress. Reports from all depart-
ments of school work in West Virginia
compared favorably with all of the
other states represented.
Robert G. Ogden. of New York, a
business pa tner of John Wanamaker,
was reelected president of the confer
euca.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
WERE VERY LONG-WlNDED
w YMHs TAKE Up SEVERAL
HOURS IN ARGUING A sUIa.
which Recalls hat Commissioners
Coist0n Said when he Listened
For Four Long Hours.

The arguments in the suit nf Re-
becca Daniels against the estate of the
late ID. M. Shaffer occupied the atten-
ton of Judge Faulkner iI the Circuit
court all day Monday. Each side was
allotted about three hours. and the
attorneys took complete advantage of
the patience of the court. and extend
ed their arguments TO the fullest limit.
cation before Special Commissioner
Colston several months ago. the genial
captain addressed himself to the at
torneys thusly
Gentleman, | think | know some
thing ABOUT this case now, but I'll be
dodgas ed ii I'll know anything about
it if you talk for the tour hours limit
YOU ask.
The special commissioner returned a
verdict for Miss Daniels for about
$40, COO, and the matter then went TO
Judge Faulkner for review. As the
case is an important one, involving a
small fortune, the attorneys on both
sides put forth their utmost efforts to
present their case in the best possible
Eight to the court. Few cases of re-
cent years have aroused the interest
in court circles that this n has com
manded, and the decision of judge
/ aulkner will be awaited with some
Impotence.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
COMPLIMENTS MR. BERT.
Greencastle Paper Says He Woul6
Make a Good Mayor.

Mr.. John Bert native of Green
castle. where he spent all his life ex-
cept a few recent years in Martins
burg, W. Va was nominated by the
prohibition people of that city on
April 30th for the office of mayor.
Mr.. Bert always sustained a highly
christian character, is a business mar
of intelligence, integrity and industry
and stood high in public opinion hav.
ing been a candidate for the leeisla.
ture and also for Office of county
treasurer. tie will make a good NAV
or. C IT ~encastle Press.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
MINISTER'S IN SESSION.
Valley Convocation Now Being Held
at Hedgesville.

The valley c%onvocation of the Epis-
copal church. is in session at Hedges
vile, and will continue until Thurs
day night. The opening services were
conducted by the Rev. John s. Doug
las of this city, Monday night. A
large attendance of ministers is ex-
pected and interesting services will be
held,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
Pocket Dictionary, Is Cents.

A very few OF those Is cent pocket
dictionaries left. Better get one today.
W. E. Hofheins q Co.,
l45 N. Qneen st.