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The weather.

The disturbance which was on the Carolina
coasts on Monday. promising hurricane conditions
r,v.d inland and was central yesterday over
tennessee with greatly diminished energy. II
was causing rain In the Carolinas, Georgia and
Tennessee and the winds Immediately about us
centre we're high. Light rain fell In Maryland ana
Florida.
over the entire West the pressure was high
being preceded by cooler weather In Nebraska
Kansas and Oklahoma and scattered thunder
storms. due to this GOODNESS; elsewhere the Weather
was fair. II was generally warmer over the North
western quarter OF the country. d"
In this city the day was fair and warmer; wind.
light southwest: average humidity, 90 per cent;
bsrometer corrected to read to sea level. at 8 AM
20. 20: } p. NJ. 5O.iS.
The temperature yesterday as recorded Oy the
omciaI thermometer is shown In the annexed table
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threw another stone at him and fired. Con-
nor had turned to run. The bullet struck
Common under the left shoulder blade n
went through his heart. He fell dead.
Some of the dead mans friends picked
up his body and carried it toa nearby store;
and McSherry took McCarren and Casey
to the station house, where they were
locked up, McSherry was locked up,
charged with homicide. He said that he
had no intention of killing Common. He
believed that his life was in danger, but that
he did not intend to kill Conner McSherry
has been a patrolman about five years. and
Capt. Baldwin and the other officers OF the
excellent, record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-19
PERRY BELMONT FOR CORONER.
SUFFOLK County Democratic Convention
Oners Him q Lemon.

R%TvERHEAD, l.. l., Sept. Is.-Perry Bel
mont was nominated this evening for
Coroner Of Suffolk county by the Demo-
cratic county convention held here at the
Court House. He was named because
he was not here to decline, and no one
present wanted the nomination. The con-
vention adjourned without nominating
any one for County Clerk or County Judge.
All who were solicited TO run declined to
make the hopeless fight even when urged
TO do 20 for the sake OF the State ticket
The convention finally gave IL up and
delegated it's duties to the executive COM
mittee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-19
FerryDoat Fast BY the Nose.

Early yesterday when the fer ryboat
Mineola was trying to make her slip at
South Ferry she ran her nose under the
ferry bridge and stuck. Last night she
was ct i'll stuck and those who wished TO go
to South Brooklyn had to take a ferryboat
at the slip usually occupied by the Staten
Island ferryboats.
The. Mineola was not damaged. but the
tide will have to be pretty low before she is
clea red.
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ThOmpsOn

HELENA, Mon. Sept. Is,-Miss Elizabeth
z. Hunt, eldest daughter OF Judge William
II. Hunt, former Gov ernor Of Porto Rico.
and George Thompson. a New York broker.
were married here to-day.
The was performed by the Right
Rev. l.. X. Brewer. Bishop Of the diocese Of
Montana, assisted by the Rev. Francis p.
Bateman. rector Of st. Peters Episcopal
Church.
The ushers were associates OF the BRIDE
groom. from New York.
The wedding Is the outcome OF a romance
begun in Porto Rico when Judge Hunt was
Gov ernor Of that island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-19
on GUARD AGAINST HEARST.
ROckIand COunty Makes Sure q Rea
Democrats Go 20 Buffalo.

hOchlaHu Y DunNy WunCb SuEC huaN nG9
Democrats Go TO Buffalo.
HAvERsTRAw, N. Y, Sept, ls.-For the
first time in the history of the Democratic
party in Rockland county, at the conven-
ton held at New City this afternoon it was
decided unanimously to appoint delegates
and alternates. II has been customary for
the delegates 10 appoint their wi alter
mates, but the presence OF the Hearst or
ganiZers with their pockets bullying made
them careful.
There will be no tampering now. Strict
Democrats were elected to the convention
at Buffalo and still %stricter ones as alter
mates. The delegates are F.. Sherwood,
Wesley j.. Springfield and jeremiah Hang
lon, and slternates G.. NJ. Carnochan
Thomas H. Lee and Michael McCabe.
There was not a Hearst delegate at the
convention, hut lots OF Hearst money
The streets are lined with old timer dis
cussing the situation and all are agreed
that no one OF the delegates can be in
huenced by Hearst.
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Mrs. Osborn says she n Married.

Mrs. Robert Osborn, who returned from
Europe Sunday, called in reporters
Yesterday to deny a story that she was
secretly married to Ernest Lawford, an
actor, while away. I'm not married at
present, secretly or otherwise, M when
| am married Il won't be secret@," she
said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-19
UPSET IN \
Republican Organization Defeated DE
Angeles MAJ he Named . Judge.

Angeles May BE Named q Judge.
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. ls.-The local Repub-
lear organization was greatly surprised
to-day at the reverse it sustained in the
primaries. IL had been confidently ex-
pected that delegates favorable to the
nomination of Frederick M. Calder for
Supreme Court Justice would be returned,
but in five contested wards the anti organi-
zation secured delegations to the judicial
convention who favor p. c. J. De Angels.
The delegation in each case was on the new
basis asked by the city Of Utica according
to the last vote for Governor.
The primaries caused keen strife in all
but one ward. A row ensued in the Eighth
ward. A a result of to-day's caucus it
is expected that Mr.. De Angels will receive
the nomination for Supreme Court Judge
In this district.
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Since you have decided
TO equip youE, Office aftStS. you
win do wen to examine NY large
stock Of modern Office furniture.
. Come to me first or come 70
me lsst-but so long as you
come ] am confident Of interest
ing you to our mutual benefit.
CHARLES e. MATTHEW'S.
oFPIcE FURNITURE
as Canal st., I Door East Of 4'way.
Telephone isoe spring a.
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WILLIAMS NOT ASSAULTED.

A story was printed yesterday after Q
70 the effect that Ross d. Williams, the
McC lellan candidate for leader in the Sew
enteenth Assembly district, had been
@lugged and badly beaten az he came out
If his headquarters at 2C3 West Tooth street.
Mr.. Williams, when seen last night, SAID ne
had not been hit, and there were no signs
If his having been in a fight. He said that
" hen ne came out Of his headquarters
there was. a group OF suspicious looking
men on the sidewalk and that some one OF
them attempted to strike him, but he
avolded the blow. -,
just then a PISTOL shot rang out, said
Mr.. Williams, "and a number OF my men
anne rushing from our clubhouse. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-19

TO get into my automobile unmoleated.'
Mr.. Williams went to the West lOOtn
street police station n made a complaint;
He said that he didn't know the men and
thought they weTo hostess imported into
detectives, but they were unable to get any
trace OF the men.
The followers Of Matthew F. Donohue:
the Tammany leader OF the district, said
when asked about the incident that they
considered IL a plant
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The Sheriff received a verbal reply by
telephone from Gen. Bingham, who said
that he had issued orders.
4 District Attorney Jerome kept his Office
open until the polls cloeed at . O'Clock.
There was only. one appeal FOR advice, An
uptown citizen said his polling place had
CLOSED about 9 o'clock. He was told TO get
the number OF the election district and
Witnesses and report to the District AttOr-
nsy's orice to-day.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Order Of Publication
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the Clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley County, the 9th day of
August 19%.
Abb Nor, a mr. r. Fl, NJ iller, decd
c. A. Miller, in his own right and as surviving
partner Of J. II. Miller Son; j. VIM.
Miller, Eugene =. Miller, Robert ). NJ iIler.
Mrs. Adde Richard and Frank Richard, her hus-
band Laura Virginia Appcby. init ant; Geo.
w. Appeby, Jr an infant he Peoples Trust
Company a corr Grafton; The CT liens National
B9rt a corp ration; l i'd National Bank, a
corporation Sallie b, Millef, go T. Kreglow,
w. Il Kmer Levi s. NJ iller Wi1am Morshead
Miller, Lev S Miller, Maaaa E. Gal George
nj. Cornelius IN hi own right and executor Of
Mary A. Cornelius; L. D. Gardner, admir- of L..
Howard, decd
The object OF the above suit is to have a settle
lnent OF the accounts betwe ). A. Miller and J.
II Miller now deceased, late partners, to subject
the real estate Of which SAID J. IL. Miller died,
seized To the payment OF the debts against the
same fter said debts have been audited and report
ed under the order OF t1e Court by Commission r
of Court and if said real estate more than pay
said deb,s distribute the proceeds thereof among
the part thereto entitled and 1t appearing on
affidavit lied this suit, that the said deen dants
J. VIM. Miller and George NJ Cornelius are nom
residents OF this State, they he eby required to
app at the said Clerks Office, within ono month
from the roth day of August 1906 (the date OF the
first pu blicatsn hereof and do what is necessary
to pretect their interests in this matter.
L. Dew GERHARRr, Clerk.
Westenhaver, Gilke,on & Noll, attorney for
Plaintiff
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Farm for Sale.
At Public Auction
dow Sont 1@ti, 1905

At Public Auction
Saturday, Sept, 18th, 1906
AT I.3o O'Clock in front Of the Court House at
Martinsburg, W. Va the Anderson Farm, formerly
owned by the late Daniel LaFevre and consisting Of
"A Acres,
orless, finely situated ON public road enc mile
tron HedgesvIlle. W. Va, large and substantial
Brick House,
good barn, fine water. young orchard coming into
oearing. Land very productive and well asadtei to
fruit growing.
Summer Resort,
For number OF years this place has been conducted
a resort and is we'll advertised as Noun
tain View Farm. A very profitable business of this
Kind can be confined and il creaSed. Reserved-all
cut lscust posts and cut fire wood.
Terms-Cash.
$500 down upon upon acceptance of bid, balance
within 40 days upon delivery Of deed No encun-
1)rance property. Possession sIven April Ist,
1907
ANN NJ. ANDERSON. 49,.
FLORENCE 5. ANDERSON,
Hedgesvile, W. Va.
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CuiI SouiI Vi poIhSlcJ Souhbft VIZ WI N"y "a
August, 1906.
David p, Fry, plaintiff,
Lizzie Feltner r. NJ Feltner, Martha LLOYD, J
w. Lloyd, Mary D. Lckider, j. 7. Licklidsr,
Maggie H 1fmau William I. Hoffman, the uu-
knewu heirs OF Ruth Kearfoot, decd. David
Deck. Josephine Deck, Bessie X, Lamon, Robert
Lamon, Halle Baker, Frank II. Baker, Eliz w.
lanon. A. A. La non. Davidson Lam N, iu-
fast; John l. Gilbert Rose Gilbert. Nm L. Gil
bert Nette Gilbert, the Merchants N Far ners
Bank, a CO poraton having its prime pal place Of
business IN nartnsburg, W. Va and chartered
under the laws of W. Va. and Kate B. Walsh.
The object Of the above suit is to obtain con-
veyance Of the legal tide t, tract f4+3 acres
Of land in Mill Creek District, Berkeley County,
West Virginia, to DR. David Fry, the purcha Sc
money thereof ha wing been fully aid and discharg
ed and the title retained by the court pending such
payment and it appearing on affidavit filed in this
salt that the said defendants Mary d. Licklider
J. +. Licklider, David Deck, Josephine Deck
Robert Lamon, Halle Baker Frank Il Baker,
John J. Gilbert, Rose Gilbert. VIM. F. Gilbert
Nettie Gilbert and Elijah tn W. Lamon are non
residents of the State Of West Virginia and that the
defendants, the unknowA heirs Of Ruth Kerfot
deceased. are unknown, they are hereby requir
ed to appear at the sald Clerks office within
one month from the 10Th day OF Aug 1905, 1.-THE
date of the first publication hereof) and dc
what is necessary to protect their Interests In
this o. after.
L. Dew. GERHARDT. Clerk,
A. c. Nadeubousch, Attorney 'er pls'nu6
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

As executor OF the estate Of James Lemaster,
deceased, | will offer for sale at public auction
to he highesl bidder at the front door the
Court House IN Martinsburg. W. Va. on
Saturday, Sept. 22nd, 1905
at l:00 o'clock p. m. that very desirable limr-
stone farm. containing
As Acres,
more or less, sitaatsc In Opequon District
b rkeley County. West Nirginir, about miles
Moth Of Martinsburg and about miles east
of Bedingtor, on the road loading from Bed
ineton to Scrabble, adjD ming the lands Of j.
Wesley Welshans, a. Lenasier and others
anu being the same real estate of which the
said Jamt. Lemast r, died seized and posses s.
ed This Include roaC way rs II. vide TO
6, unity road. A portion OF this land Is fine
creek bottom, II Is all fertile limestone soil.
several acres in timber, good or, hard in bear
ing, and is improved by
Dwelling House
six rooms, aud go sized Earn and other
outbuildings Cropping possession gwen I'M
medIately, subject 10 lease of present tenant.
fun rosseseion, April list, 9o7.
Terms Of Sale.
One bird of the purchase monev to be paid
equal pa, m nts due in oue and two years re-
spectiveIy from day If safe, the yeterred pay
meats to bear interest from day of sale ana
he srcu' ed 10y noles of the putch serand lien
renamed on properly sold until same are paid
X. POOLE, OK, cutor OF James Lemasttr, dec
j. V. Quinn, Auctoneer,
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Fiduciary Notice.

The following accounts are before the
undersigned commissioner of accounts
for settlement, to wit:
Chas F. Newkirk, Exr. of Jas M.
Newkirk, decd.
Chas +. Newkirk, admir-. of C. Cross,
decd.
Adrian G. Fadenbousch.
Aug 20, 1906 Com'r of Acct..
2wks.
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Order Of Publication.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the Clerk Office of the
Crcuit Court If Berkeley County, the 6th day
OF August, 1906
U. A. Miller, plaintiff,
t. Wn Miller, Eugene = Miller, Robt. s. Miller
Ms Addie Richard ard Frank Richard. her hus-
band Laura Virginia Appleby, an infant; G.
Aspieby. Jr. an infant; defendants.
The object of the above suit is to obtain eecres
tor partition among the above named parties of the
rea, estate ofwhich J. II, Miller did, sliced and
poss=,sed the plaintiff and defendants be ng his
heirs al law and IT appearing on aii lavit filed ii
this suit that the said deienaent J. w .. Miller i
a nonresident of tins State he is hereby required
TO appear at the said CLERKS office, within one
month from the 10th day OF Aug, 1906, the datt
Of the first publication hereol,) and do wha
is necessary to protect their interests in thii
matter.
L. Dew. GERHARpT, Clerk.
Westeuhaver Gllkeson & Nou, attorneys 70
Plaintiff.
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FOrsSale

A fine suburban home, a new room
house, new barn, summer kitchen
water at the door. Nice lawn and fruit,
good garden and all outbuildings.
a. T. Russler
Atty.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Trustees Sale
- IAJ E
REAL ESTATE

In pursuance ofthe authority vested in me
by a deed Of trust made on The 19tn day OF
July in the year 1905, by James Carney and
wife and John Myers TO the undersigned trus-
tee and OF record in the office of the Clerk Of
the Cou ty Court of Berkeley County, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. l02, page 3O7, |
will on
Saturday, September 1, 1906,
at o'clock D. IN proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton al the front door of the County Court
House of Berkeley County, certain ira or
parcel OF land with the improvements there
County, West Virginia, ord bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at small chestnut oak (ll
now marked, standing at The root of an old
oak now dead, and upon which tho old marks
are visible, corner to James Wilson now 81
ler), and Joseph Mnghini heirs fnow hon-
as;) thence with their line s. 20 IL degrees e..
"a oles to sundry marked sap1hgs e. corner
- same; thence with another of their lines N.
Ia degrees f. l0S poles to sake (3l, in
leir line and in sad James Wilson's line;
hsnce with said wilson's line N. II degrees
wilson, thence with another of his lines 5. so
IA degrees w. 81 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning y acres -
This property Is improved by good wealth
er boarded log house.
Terms of Sale
One-third of the purchase money cash in
hand. One-third thereof with interest IN ore
year from day of sale, and tbesresidue thereof
with interest in two years from day OF sale, the
legal title to.be retained as further security fol
the deferred payments.
ALLEN B. NOLL, Trustee.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Public Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property

intending Mar,insburg, will SILL at
public auction. my residence ''Windewald," enc
mile South of Martlnsburg, on
Saturday, September Sth, 1906
the following va able personal property: Deerug
moving machine spring steel horse rake, I-horse
wagon, double shovel pillow, scythes and sneathes,
brar scytse and sheath, shove Is, hoes, rakes, crew
bars. large steeI tank, now, holds IS barrels.
Vehicles.
Runabout, nearly new; surry with shafts and pole,
closed carriage OF depat Wagon, specially
fine qaality. large lot OF
Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture
will also be offered for sale.
Four Head of Horses,
1 Large roam draft horse, bay driving horse.
fine horse, suitable for all purposes; 1 sorTel
pacing horse, known as "Doct-r Hill"
Three Head of Cattle,
fresh milk COW, first calf; yearling Jersey hefer
Lemens stock; yealing Jersey & Durham heiier
, large hogs. about IFS pounds each; shoats,
10 Punds each: pigs, abont 60 pounds each.
Terms of Sale
credit Of montas will be given en- all sums of
Slo ond over, the purchaser giving note with APP
proved security pa, able the Bank Of Marunsbure
with per cent interest from date, under that sum
the cash will be required No property be re-
moved unit settled fNr. All toll Incurred by per-
sons attending sale, will! be paid by me.
JOHN J. HETZEL.
T. Doed Aurtinnrrr
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31

Saturday, Sept. Sth. 1906,
at j. % clock p. m the front Dor OF the Cour
Houst in Martnsburg. Berkeley County, West Viz
ein,a that very desiras'e farm known as the Wrigh
fa,m Containing s. acres more less, situated If
Failing " aIe District, Berkeley Couaty, w. Va
on m, Grade Road. near NJ Artinsburg aud William
SNORT Tunplle about - mile North Of Martins
burg This property is improved by good
Six Room Dwelling,
nearly new, slate roof; good st Bile ana 'hedS, hog
pen com house, & anery, and other outbui dngs
there is a small orchard on the A m, about
40 Acres in Good Timber,
the farm is we'll watered Quality OF sol - 90
slate This farm is well worth invest gatou by an
ooe wishing 2 pleasant home, goo1 road near rail
road station stores, etc and is especially adapted
Tor fruit. Further information VIII be given BY own
ers one OF whom lives on property, Or y. Poole, at
bis ofice in Martinsburg, W Va Cropping pos
session given purchaser once. and full pos ession
Apnl Is, 1907. Must be sold IL settle estate.
Tern s of Sale.
One.third Of the purchase money to be paid eash
On day Of sale the be lance in TWO equal payment.
Jue in one and two years respectfully from day OF
sale the deferred payments to bear interest and be
secured by notes OF purchaser and lien retained OF
property sold ur.lil same are paid ...
ANNA B. SMALL
Owners
Poole Attorney for owners.
Geo. w. Reese ker, Auction eer
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Terms of Sale
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

The unders igned as attorney FOR the owner
will offer for at public auction to the
highest bidder on
Saturday, Sept. Is, 1906
at / 80 o'clock p. m at the front door OF the
Court House in Martinsburg, Berkeley County
w. Va. that very desirable farm containing
about 81 acres, situated in Mill Creek district
in said Berkeley County, West Virginia,
about mile east of the village of
DaIkesville adjoining the farm of G. H. Shipe
and others, and about six miles south of Mar
insburg. This property is improved by a
Five Room Dwelling House
stable, fences in fair condition, about fifty
apple trees in bearing and other fruit. The
soil is good slate and the land is rolling, and
Is well watered There are from sixty to
100 Acres in Timber,
some of which is very good. Reason for tell
lug the owner has for some years been engag-
ed in other business and cannot give 1t person.
al attention. Tue farm produces well In gen
eral Gro ps, and especially grass, being adapted
FIR the raising of stock, and as fruit farm. Is
very convenient to market. 1t Is also con-
enieut to stores, school house, churches, &c.
Further Information will be given by owner
or Poole al his office in Martinsburg, w.
"a Full poss ssion given April LIST, 1907, i'm
nlsdiate cropping aud improvement posses
sion given.
Terms of Sale.
One-tlird of the purchase money to be paid
cash on dav of sale, and he balance in two
quail payments due in oae and two years re-
Specti, ely from day Of sale, the deferred pay
secured by notes Of purchaser and lien to
be retained on property sold until same are
paid,
-IEDWARDC. BROWN, owner.l G
K. Poole, Attorney for Owner.
j. W. Dodd, Auctioneer.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Marriages
HINToN-HoRNER

Mr.. Everett Grant Hinton, Of Buena
Vista, Va. and Miss Eya May Horner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Hor-
ner, were married at the United Brelh-
rem parsonage at Inwood, on Wednes-
day morning at $50 o'clock. The we'd
ding was very one, and was witness
ed by few friends and relatives of the
the contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A. J. Sc
crist, pastor Of the T. B. church.
wILLIs-sTRIDER
Miss Georgette Strider, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Henry Strider, of
Leetown Jefferson county, was mar
ried to Rev. Andrew Johnston Willis,
rector of the Protestant Episcopal
church, at Middleway, IN ST Barthol-
omew's church Wednesday morning
by Bishop Gravatt, assisted by Rev.
E. 2. cambridge. The bride wore a
cream Panama princess gown, with
silk bodice, large leghorn hat and car
ried white prayer book.
The maid of honor was Miss hath
arine Rutherford Glass, OF Winchester
Va, and the best man MI James
Grantham, of Middleway. The ushers
were Messrs. j. Mitchell Willis, Of
Middleway; Ernest III. Bitner, OF
kearnes sville; George L. Shirley OF
Summit Point, and James f. Nc
Coughtry, of Washington.
A luncheon at Rose Hill, the home
of the bride, followed the ceremony.
At the luncheon Mrs. Strider was as
sisted by the young ladies of the house
party, Miss Miriam Howard Evans,
of Frederick, Md; the Misses Phoebe
and May Getzendanner, Of Charles
Town; Miss Sadie Trussell, of kear-
neysville; Mrs. Harry Strider, Of Win
chester, Va, and Mrs. J. w. Stlider,
of Leetewn.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING
"'CorreCt English
how to use it.
A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the
use Of English.

JO5EFHTNE II KJh bhhEK1 EdIToT
Partial Contents
Course in Grammar.
How to Increase Ones Vocabulary,
The Art of Conversation.
Shall and Will; Should and Would; How to uss
them.
'Pronunciatons Century Dictionary
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in the School
What to Say and What Not to Say.
Course in Ls,ter.Wriiing and Punctuation.
Alphabede List .; Abbreviations.
Business Engish.for the Business Man.
Compound Words; How to Write Them.
Studies in Eng lsh Literature.