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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12
Commissioners Notice.
W. I. Kilmer, Adm'i,

W. I. Kilmer, Adm'i,
In Chanccfy.
d, s, Noble, ct al.
Commissions Once,
M,rtinsburg. w. Va, Sept. as, 1905
TIE all parties at interest in the above entitled
I cause
BY virtue o. decree Of the CiIcut ourt Of Betk-
eey County vest mia entered in tie above en-
titled cause on the 9Th day oil August loo6, the
same re erred with Instructions TO ascer-
tain and eport as follows
First-Ihe real estate OF which D. s Mole died
seized and possessed with the fee simple value there
Of.
Second convene the creditors Of the sad ID >.
Noble. deceased, who have liens by judgment or
otherwise up'n said estate, with the amounts
and lrioritts Of thei liens.
Third-Io convene the contract creditors OF the
said d. s. Noble, deceased, with amounts OF their
resp, ctite debts.
Forth 10 2ie and settle the accounts Of W Z.
kilmer, admir- b. C. I. a. of the estate OF the
said ID. S Noble deceased.
tiith--To ort any other matters dee med peril
nent by me, which any OF the rites may require
me To state,
You wi, theref re take notice that | have fixed
up n Sat rda} the Bird day Of Novem er. Ioo6. At
O'Clock A VI the time when and my office In
Mar,insburg. Wsst VugIna, the place oheret
shall proceed TO execute SAID Decree and from any
ca Sc the same sh all not be comp eted on tn 1t day
It VIII adjourned from time tina at the same
llace until comp eied
Gwen unrer my h md this 18th day IF September,
I906.
p r. Harrison,
"a (,.f, fr,( har reFty
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12
PROPERTY
FOR SALE

For Sale-179 Acres of lime stone
land-improved by one S-room brick
house, one Groom tenant house and
barn, l0-acre apple orchard in bearing
fencing good, good spring water, well
located. Price $40 per acre.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

intending to.discontinu ne farming the undo r
igned VIII sell.at pubic auction on the iarrn
owned by his mother, one mile east Of In
wood on the Middleway road, on
Tuesday, October %. 1906,
beginning Mt 0 o'clock the FOL owing vi liable
personal properly, to-wit:
5 Head Of Horses.
Bare fine No ] drivers : and years OF a. e
respectively and are good arm hers =,
two of he drivers are good young ares, all
well broken.
II Head Of Cattle,
) are Jerseys ana are Durhn IN COWS and heii-
ers, ali young and in soon condition. - v ri
have Just been ireSh - d seVe al Others viii
be fresh in Decemtc r.
Brood Sows,
Three will have pigs about the day OF sale and
the rest will have pas Icon ) stock hog. IA
ing from 200 to 800 lbs. fine shoats
20 Head oIsSheer,
All fine young ewes in good condition with
good mouths.
Farming Implements,
2-horse wagon, surry mower, wheel cultivator,
barshear pillow; double and single shovel plows
spring tooth harrow. 2 sets breoctlb Ht Dis. pillow
gears, buggy harness, check lines, cream sep
arator Wheelbarrow, raEe, shovels, hoes forks
picks, mattocks, hamper basket, half bus hel.
axes. anu many u tltE u tltll ltiFs ibl btt-
cessary 10 mention | have fine, new rubber
tire canopy top surry, NJ Aut M Bile storage
ofiio in Marllnspurg, which Will sell cheap
at private sale.
i erms of Sale.
A credit Of months will De gwen ON all
sums of $40 and over, the purchaser 10 give his
note with approved security, bearing interest
from date, notes lie otiabIe and payable at The
Peoples Trust Co, of Martinsburg, Under $40
cash, No property to be taken away unill
terms are complied with
W. Il. MINGHINI.
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

For Sale-l96 acres limestone land
improved by 7-room house, good
barn and all other necessary outbuild-
ings. Good well of water, fencing good,
good location. Price $50 per acre.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

The Inside Inn al the Jamestown
Exposition will accommodate three
thousand guests.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12
Rlnk6r'S Commercial C0I|6Q6.

The wise man builds his house upon foundation He
should also know that the foundation made if he
gives his daughter Business Education.
Arithmetic is the FOun iation of Business.
We challenge anyone make this foundation strong
do here.
written work.
We make this foundation strong the The
building stronger than the foundation
The chain is stronger than the weakest link
We discover the places the foundation and srengtt
them This the why work anywhere aud
students successful
At this day you get paid for knowing HOW
Let teach HOW.
Write call for particulars.
c. P. c. RINKER, Prin.
Miss F. G. HEFFNER, Teacher Shorthand Department.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

For Sale-Five room house in goot
condition. Rents for IS per month
Price $4,000
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

For Sale-Modern brick house on
South Queen street, lot 100x30O feet.
Worth investigating.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

For Sale-Six-room house in good
condition. Slate roof, front porch,
bow widow, hall upstairs and down,
high ceiling, desirable location. Price
only 800. (X)
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

For Sale-350 acres of land, improv-
ed by one frame dwelling and store
room, 3 tenant houses, one barn, two
stat les, two arteslan wells, running
water on farm, 10 acres of White Oak
timber, fencing fair. abundance of all
kinds of fruit for family use.
School house on farm, ! mile to
church. Price only 500 per acre.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Il the creditors d sob e. deceased
In auce a degree tn Circuit Court OF
the County of berkeley made in theIein
pendH z . subject the real estate Of the said d s.
Nol le TO the ymen OF his uehts, you required
present Gle inns ag inst the estate the said
s. Noble tor adjudication P. K. Harrison, Cou,-
.sioner, his oh.oe in said county, . before
the
Third Day of November, 1906.
Witness Dew. GeIhardt Clerk cf the said
c MT, this 18th day Of Seplembe., rgo6
oa<6ts l.. Dew Gernardt, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

- IA - - -. - s. =.
sssrs tos n lite A03d Ygl I.a Always Goagh
~w/ esassazzalsesr-aHss
# GaIzHZ1GEcM%%
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

For Sale-One eight-room brick
house on West Race street, with adj
joining lot.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12

) are Jerseys ana are Durlnm cows and heif-
ers ali young and in soon condition. - v ri
have Just been res d >eVe al Others viii
be fresh in Decemttr
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-12
7 Brood Sows,

Three will have pigs about the day OF sale and
the rest Will have pas eoon stock hog, rang
ing from 20 to 800 lbs. fine shOats.
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DEATHS.

Ia w. ~
,CAII4-Died, at WestWood. Thursday,
June 2sth, ut 1880 a, NJ. NORMAN,
son OF Norman aud IMleer Hoaron Call,
The funeral will Take place from the
resldense Of hs ErandtatheE &, 4 M 4, 4
Call ,19S y, fifth Street sATuIH{l,tseAf
NA,aIJRsAsA MN Died. Of her RESIDENCE,
No North Third a Street !, ThMrsd e I,
il Il. heT seYentX-eighth year. !.
FunAfal Nv take Ks, place fr4 21
Il Cemetery. 2 s5g 4, x r. Il & & Ii #
JOHNS T,-Dled, !. ct $3.50 III. M.5June gstl1.i
3 at his home, corner Tenth and Mol onv
4 ongh Street, Manchester. Va, esEIAs,
!. LIND JOHN SON aged thirty years,
Funeral from 4, st9ekton street e, hspb!ss5s
AZ. Intsrlnent ct QsisW0od. By ge'
\ RHeAk no ela HsES, n. M X K \. " \
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|BU|lDIh|||Gl ] WILL J | 4. .
HAVE FINIE| {: {! SITE | | !.
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake s:
Made the Selection for the
Z g 3s ~! Daughters.

Especial to The Tilnss-D III patoh)
#8t NORFOLK. " A 81 June 70 The build.
ling to be- erected at the Jamestow n l1x-
position BY the United {sDaugh ters Of the
COME deracy II by the subsoript ton OF ~ 50
cents each from the Daughters in al
parts Of the country Will have an ideal
site on Commonwealth Avenue, West,
fronting the United States Government
building, and lust back Of the Ponnsyl-
s:vania stats build 8, runptns to the rear
81 the Virginia and ryiand State builds llt!,,
ing sites. % Y I. SsS af,s h "a
5S Tho q! to was selected by Mrs. Frank
Anthony "a like, \ Of the irginla Coni-
nittee on 4 the Ways and Moons, VINO
was driven oyer the exposition grounds
by Nh, Barton Myers, OF the board Of
Governors, The lot assign ed TO tho Dausn-
tiers ID quit, q large one, The avenue
Z upon which It Is located runs dEeotly to
the steel pier which the United states
Government means TO- erect. Bs 5 W
sls Mrs, Wake announced that the work OF
securing plans ana bids for he Daug ~.
Ster,s building would 50 RI ht ahead. and
that actual work will beg as soon ~
ross bic, Circulars To- III the chapters n
all the Sta hes oalhr for "a In the Work
will be sent out by che general COMMITTEES
this mont " AZ III Il III IS s8i,a ,S
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IWIlCRER2C0|.A.F|'E!slS.E!s
HE|IO0K.8SMI[|'.H'!S....IL.l| [. I.
Writes Ito Mrs. Smith, Express
il q Pro found IS roSWs' for 5SS5s
His Crime iI5l

Is ,,ecial to The & Timrl,e,iss d ispa tch,'

y Special 1T The II mes-D lspa tch.)
h, ~ lne w liam;
yYilcher, confined IN the I. exin pto Jail
Sun der sen ten stoS hang I'd the
nurle Ell Of Henry ~ srlit las hri,try,
has made con- essio ils5of lis deed COR
troboratlng the stilnony OF Airassi Smith,
Nv wa s an eye-Wi ness sto til
that itl,Sdld not guil$ hand
ftlie nght5 81 tho mir 81
ilcher{ has NYri N ra.fi Smith
expressing his prof und asorroWs for his
8crinie sHo say s sss.' il am 1tot h1akitlg any
excuse Ms becnus "a here non ake.
and III only get yyfla eserye.SssI
Kill cd Your huSb and, 1 and II tho
sat isfact ion can AXE e tal ke my
5pll,nishnlert! quietly and own ii p tina SSI
ought to an going IS
to- be.
cher has he eli W sit ed seVeral Sof
the SS preachers n 81 NJ Licking ton. Several
lad les have So called on i'm. and ssh own
their Int crest IN Ills spi ttial Saelfnre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
MAN8IsMIsIsIh|g,'.
sEARGHE.R!s 8AnE0U|'I!|'
Got Off Car in Front Of House
and Then chs 4: D[)is.ap-
3ssss3 4 81 gpeared siB

4, a. . n, B, ]. a +, X,

SG3 N ORFOLK VA. June 90. * Complaining
that \ he was III, F.t5 II. Bastian, Id tho
ordnance department OF the Norfolk
Navy Yard, & Boarded d car near his home.
at Lambert Point Saturday nigh I. and
proceeded to tho office OF Or. Southgatcl
Leigh, on CRANKY Street, for medical nt-
stofltlon. = He was observed to got OF tho.
hos not boon seoll nor has he been heard
fof since. He aid not OF, tor tile office
/ He ID being searched for. but no elite to
his whereabouts has been obtained. Ills
friends Bat the navy yard n have raised
~ fund TO besuscd IN the search, and they
are resolved TO find him, By dead or al I've.
fThes missing man has q wife and several
children. Sa Y y3 Ia l44S sy{ 4
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\ NIlIIDl5IIL|Il |. :. / |
ARE ! |M|IU|'RDER0|U|.|!si.
CONTINUED 8 fvsm First & Page

specting the work when ne ne came !. upon g.
d IL, scene OF the trouble, and he Inn
mediately ordered the entire gang to go
Is work One Of the gaag rel rsed ~ 70 do
4 60. If wheraupon he x wac ordered III away,
and to get his time; instead of doang SO
T he attacked Mr.. Barnes with q < ral! !,
Barnes, who was alling Wit an an y ! olV
pick handle, d fended himself by& glvits
the III ii Ian a blow With i, which rolled toll
HIN d own the en- banknlent The entire
gang Immediately fell upon superlnItteenI-'
Dent Barnes, and two who had pre- ylo 'll
q rrrnr,red themselves / for & Boss Pugh. emp
tied their pistols in y shooting at Barnes '5
IA fa rolled down the EN- ankment, = hree
bullets taking immedint e effect.
The infuriated men used sloye and lrl
picks In infliotng as many Il blows Y g. as
possible before hel p could be secured q 70 :
the plucky Carroll ian. Three OF the ealns
fled and are no w In hidln vi q,
$8s Contractor George wa soon on t = Z
gsnot. having been 4 tel epholied for, and
sheriff Mallory, !, Of Hanover, to geth!elr
nth Magistrate Tucker and Magistrate
INA FL were sent for, but the would pc
$,nIrde rers are still OF large. The entlr 9
community OF Gwat hnlsy was y 9 reused So
ana the ne arby woods have been searccheeo,
some complaint has been made Is na'
the search has not beer; suftto tly. foi-
lowed up for he - -. -
q, nervisors announced that a. reWar d VA
sha ofYered for their capture II not found
by Monday. 4, !. Z, &. !. - ~
lima. about forty years OF ase, Q Whoever 70!
with ono child n He 8is widely k 1 n
railroad orioles, and among contractors
as K q man OF expert nce and ability n
these lines, and has % lumber Of frlen lllia
In these circles.
S He viii probably be taken to a no pital
Il il. Richmond In a few days for careful
treatment. II 81 III. II x. " vs. "a
MI, Georges Statement. s
Mr.. II, II, George, In referring to the
affair last night. stated that Mr.. Barnes
il generally very much liked. and tHhnt, ,
though he is very strict With his work
jmen,T is mol at all harsh. Mr.. Barnes has
been In the employ OF Mr.. George for
quite number Of years, and the la tier
says that duying that time he has beecom
very much attached to his foreman. IN
X whom he recognizes q very valuable and
efficient man. h 4. ly e. II s5I8 b II Sss
Mr. George visited the wounded man
yesterday atternoon and LETT with. him. q
trained nurse, This morning he vii axe
his own family physician To- the camp
where Mr., Barnes lies. and will afford him
every possible atentl ton. RI ID Il q vi 81
Mr. Barnes was orr lly from Grange
county, Va, He hos N son living with
his aunt In Weldon |, N g, II N Y n
7 e t. ~ Z ~ u = x 4
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PEQPlsUfEE.R:|....
N|UCH5F:'R|:|.0 { ! =. | | |. !
Several Prostratioil Every 0e-'
Was Employed y Keep III
N I'll Cool. 3
CROWDS {; FLo . !. Ito PARKS I y; Ks;
Breathing Spaces 2 agerly Sought
After ~ Temp 81 All
tureS Far Above formal.

II, That there were not moro heat pros
gtratons yesterday Is something short Of
marvellous, as the heat, especially during
the "a middle OF the dry, s was almost
sitting. People fairly gasped for brcat h:
Everybody sought the neafe shade and
shelter from the boil tg sun, and tho US
sides a Of Atlie street that offered tile
most shade from the hereby beating rays
were al ways the most crowded Few y.
people who were not absolutely forced .e
to 20 ou t.yentured forth upon the streets,
"a tho tense radiation from the ptlve-.
mont ana II brick and stone walls inade;
the n1rsady high temperature Almost II t,sa
gunbenrable.5 If "A lag5 Il III s.s rs
gAll day tile cars were or o"ded W yi. !
those trying to get home as soon M s' as ,
possible out Of, the heat and burden Of
ma tlny. N Men were seen vi coats OF
walking Is and from their offices, where
walking was necessary; and In the oftioes
collars, coats and s eckties N were III dis-
cartled without ceremony onlfort was !,
~ be had ut any price and the deshabillo
was general among all classes.
@ The highest tempe yester day was as
OF. and that was in the shade 81 ana TAT
removed from the in uence of the ra le
ton 81 the streets. The 81 rface tempera- T
ti,ra must have been we'll above 100 de-
Erces. The normal temp ernttr e for June i
Is s75 and the departure was q degrees De-
which may give some idea Of hat the
heat was. 3S VI 4. 4 jBSs$si 5. !, y,
@ Best des, a true concepti ion must allow y.
for n ore, for the sultrtness and mussl-s
ness OF the ntnosp here added great ly9 y. g
the influence OF the rog istered h e,lt
Dash for the Parks.
5g8A night nearly over-ybod y In he city
that possibly couold sought y he PARKS i !.
where they might gain little fresh OF :r
An SOM relief from the general SUITE 81
ing z4of the day. 81 LAX eslde, r eservo,ilr:
Pnrk Forest III Ill and Gamble g HI were
thicklyt thronged, and the sYisi tors stayed 1
out az long as VI hey could In their n:
Sdeayor to avoid the heat to which they
had to return. 5f3s n, 3s8s "
n There were several rrostrnt Ions report
ed ana no doubt there were many others
that were not heard of at al all. s3 q.
Paul ones col & vas yer e
tie kirk Shelby Yincga r Conlpaun y,s Z! OF
seventeenth street, In the Emornin g. ":
Jones. Of the ambulance corps, ndered
the necessary II eatment, and the man an
was sent home. ~ e ~ To- KS
5SSH n q. Bales, q young man who 4 had if.t1
tust recently arrived y from the cooler ot}
cline OF Montana was strlc ken down.at
sTwont iett and Vena BIZ Streets, and de.
Jones had him reInov to the Cit tlos77
pital. . I. 5:, e,
zoe Carames. q spaniar va taken e.. 81 "
Fat the City Hall and was Is ken 70 I5t ne
city Hospl tai, here he was trea ted py
Dr.. Jones. ss ls IN RI
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FARMVILLE SCHOOL.
Public Enterta ln1n erlts to BE
Given Fac eek.

VA Especial to The Times Dispa tch.) Tg978l3I
III F,ARMV1LLB3$sYA.,, AZ June 2o. ~ II The for
institute took place last might with brief
addresses, ihtersper wit music. 8tS The
exercises took place in the N orinal School
auditorium. "a reception fol lowed .1E Ths
plan OF Il the Il 1nanag cement is to W. urntAl
each AZ eek one or two special slect ures md
entertainments open to- tn public. 5
The ii first Of these will 3ssbe given next
Friday III ght. will be- hi gt class must 81
ftcal performance, both Vocal and d strt,-i
mental, given b; az lss Bell ~ olinson, Of
Richmond !, and N iss Ia y or, $#of Nor foll;.
address at an early late from Governor u.
Swanson.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iCommissi oner's Sale Of Coal
VI .ands Confirmed.

Especial A to IN a5 4 tt mess Dispa tch.) \, y
4 CIIEsTHRTIDLD. vA.,. June 90 Judge
Watson to-day I'D Journed court for I he
/ June torn, closing Y p i work n hero unit
September 10th N $4 a. i&s gg
ri As decree was en- tered con lrlnlng s. the
conmia soners 8 salo OF $50 acres OF land
IN Midlothian q District to- tho Reading
IRON Company. OF Pennsyl MIA, the land
Z having boon sold In the suit OF Reading
Trust Company vs.. Hale and 9 the RS for
sle, 900. The land ts thou ght to shayesya
liable coal deposits. 4 ",
Mtsa to the lot for the new hi Oh school
at Chester was approved xxi 81 It'll 5{5
i !. Flight pension elppl Heat lions We're ?.
proved and egtttled. and claims 81 =, Il anu
dred dollars passed. upon, .
Nv. q. Beokar was appoln ted to- day by
the clork as administrator OF his late
4 father, y, g. BECKER. n III ~ IA a Il II
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Me- Tribut g

Oh TIC demise g ths slatss
Horny ciay Payne, 4. c.esaosrnSi IN
New, ! York sath ersd Il rem th.'sS
I papers publishe ho1tS
the 4 United States SO 8 new
paper stortss I of the life / ands sasI
( reerI 81 the decesssd. S3Ss sBssssssy
aSs tn ese items were caxs1 y WI 4
! mounted on Irish linen u caves
and bound q II 9 yolumes. 400s
S ages to# the book. coverSo Itl 1s
genuine seal SW as / proprial,tassllFyI S
slsttered III gold and the entirlS u
Y material I, represent ting TIE 81 &
of many people h n forS vert III
3 mont has lust been dellYersA35
TO Mrs Payne 4 Willy ss
s Nj. Burrelle 4. Who M kel IL 81
\ spec " \ u THIS Suniqu ~ metho.dlls
sof s preserving famtl ~ histery. n
I also complied four voIumes Con-
4 tsining Il the 8 letter., teleS grams
!; ana card ! condo lsnco Srece.ayIe!.edlS n
sabyS the family, Ill constitu t1ngAEallIs
family heirloorn that Will no
shaaded down to future ggsnne! I ~ "
tons Il 81 1siI
'sS Thls 3iyw,,o,rlkSis one of thS gssy.:;3
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\ SDRUIDS FEAST. an 81 q NJ
lFiftysMembers Of the rider En-
vi iov err1selyes Around Board.

u The Druids' banquet at the Manhattan
\ Club last night was q complete success,
and 4 so pleaaed were oil. \ tho members r.
with tho ftinot Ton that they decided to
repeat Il IN about q month a bout " fifty u
members were present. RI + "a, a
b Tho time was very emf BY spent Sin
discussing the ornbs, h oysters sandwicl1e
and other deleotable eatables and drink ,lA.-
snhseg, and many short speeches. were
heard IL MA MI
NJ Mr.. Alexander Bagley acted as toast
mast OF and introduced mr.. Charles Hill,
who spoke eloauently on .'The Devotion Y
OF Druids. Mr.. G Es Ford made t IN 9
5enthustaytic speech, on the order. Among
the other speakers were MBasrs. II ID. N.
Sutherland II Mr. Mani .. d Taamos, WI
liam Graf snowsky, Phil. Metz and Fl Otis
Wells. y Mr. loyd, q one OF the Oldest
members !of tho order, also made q short
talk, as did Mr. Peter Bonini.
TAI VI tho conclusion q rising vote ID OF
thanks was extended To- James Mum for
the manner IN which he had served the
banquet. Fl M
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was spreading oil over my body and
limbs: q Before / had used one bottle
Of Cutic,ra r esolvent i, together with
Y the Or tment, my sores were nearly
y healed over, and by the time i had
used the third bottle, i wns entirely
1 well. I;had q good appet lite and was
+ fleshicr than I ever was, II % any one
who q has any skin or blood disease I
would honestly advise them to get the
aCuticura Remedies and get we'll quicker
< than all the doc tors In the State can
cure you" Mrs. NJ. e Falin,
4 May 10, 1905. speers Ferry, We.
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v WAhT[D8T0SWHIP'.I...
T' 4 L. | 0 ] / \
Store keeper and Gauger Run
Amuck in Town 81 South
S3 n af ~ 81 g53

Special to Tho Y Times Dlspa tch) i59l
BA soUTtriDOsTO YA..i,T J Tune 20. ---B GARD
wine, white man Of Abing Va Ion, who
Is storekeeper ysnd gnuger for the gov:-
ernnent dlstillery was arrested by 81
Court w ednesdny Il for being drunk and
5disorderly IN the Bruins W ok sal DOR. III 81
v Ie threw on hat, j coat and vest, Idetying
arrest declaring that he 8coul q whip any
three men. Il He has left town. d end MI.
John w. Sir gle ton, Of One SO, IS filing
Ills position NJ
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Attempted Murder sof Count.

Count Odln, OF Roumania. who has been
touring this countr y,s G was last Mig t dan
gerously wounded by his gypsy ervant.
one zallony. he SoEly clue to the gypsy's
"a q splendid novel by Max Pember ton,
which will be pu blislied .seris ~ in 1 this
pa per (prior5 to book pub icati on ii begin-
ming Sunday, July LIST. II V
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TRAM !. ! [. s 3 ! ]
Under debris |: | J.
Broken Arch Bar lowed ] Train
sto Leave % rack at I5isiI
ssSB Il Uni. m
,isZu !El:!'s


(speoial 70 W mes 4 lApatel)
AKEFIEED,BYA .,, II me "a. IA freight
Oh them orfolk IS West rnS Raj lWRys was
dora!l i'd AZ. y, tween zuni and
Thirty-nlne-A1 Mile s Ing is day .si Five
coal a cars were crossed and ,pil led upon
! ca CHI othsrsSS All trains have boon delayed
passengers were Il transit erred s from one
train tos the 81 other. n one Of the train
Grew Grew was injured It W Is thou ght that
la trampsis buried sunde err the debris.
sla The cause of the sRreck lis credited Ito
i broken farcfi bar, al owing 8thefc ito
Leave the rails IVA ter theS ii bari was
broken, the cars did Sno ia the 8roa u
bed for u NIL II Yeral 4 sWit chas were
torn to pieces. u ana tn on track le IT. In q
rough condition. The break oc CURED on
Black water Bridge, 4 q + Fun, tlesLWretc,lk
d mile furtherIpt Thirty nine-- n le Siding,
d water and conllng stu ton. N