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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-02

A large assortment of clothing
hats and shoes received this week.
J. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-02

See our "5 and 10c." bargain tables
in rear of our store.
Leatherbury, Belote q TO-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-02

Cloaks for all the family here. An
other big lot just opened.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.,
The Under SELLING Store.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-02

Furs and cloaks and cloaks and
furs here in great variety. Prices to
suit you. no
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-02

Suits for men,1boys and children to
be sold cheap. -
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-02

Suit cases and trunks direct from
the factory and can save you money
On this line. ]. S. Mills,
Onancock, Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
League standing,
O'BRIEN AND
BURNS READY

Today Tommy Burns and Phila-
dsiphla Jack o'Brien are resting
up for the big heavyweight go be-
tween them tomorrow night As
usual the old stereotypsd erpres-
alona are being poddled. each fight
er maintaining that hs Is ia the
hest shape he ever vas, and each
con fident Of winning
The odds have been fascinating,
showing the uncertainty Of the Us
tic fans as Ia the outcome. sun
day the money waa on Obrien Al
10 90 8. bat yesterday Burns moved
into civilization, put on the gloves
with Billy Woods. the husky TO
gro mauier. and proceeded 20 -
hammer him up that obrisn
money vent begging last night.
The 90 takes place before the
Pacific Athletic club In Los AnKe'
les All indications are that there
viii be a record breaking crowd
present. and that the nTomoterA
viii have coin rolling their way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
CRAFTERS WIN GAME FROM
AMBITIOUS SCRUBS

Aes t..ne s~tuaa asaa ths halt AM Win
rstans paatcstfaos hafisd a. efeh - ne
wafttaf hu4isth tbs sprAr aHa Henri ne
I.-aa&ftsf hs that hFt TIE at ssettHi
9Th - srcesdtas great swati eat hs
iiss - wssa araIu ths ban sas shfo~a
Ne sznets s tati. eha . aaarsa ebweft
tat a. Il fssaeHses. "a as srtssS ~ tiass
srfsiIse. snfa4rae. lhs anesfssasstn. ana
sFsSt aaieFiss efssa ncin N arseisieisa
usaltitusss
Aus rsa, tas tala~sss e aatth~~ uha
ain. e. he hAt wsf& haseass siifnaffssf
ne xakks. E4tsf. fsam thn ianf q kn1us
elau5 aaa AnnsN she rnuns al Nlfnsfa
sufaa ssssa ne UFssa}s aad fFsek, q rs
uits q "a Nasasl Asa fnass ashsfei 49,
sress 4ssts ssfe wrought - thsse
Aaa anann ne NsrWta paH Harry -
u6p- uttksrt ARD fasaeh es the tribe e
rssA as Alflss sarnans4 ne AassHE
snA Iaan ~ FisasfesH 49, WiiHtHs
~h5 sana fna - i4nt efsF Azaiasi IA
iara a. many Hatsfs 49, Efs@t a9ess
~wru Wraashf ~ tanes AIS
An4 faf marr saskais see eAasfea an
me aataaf.s u she aQutsHf EYES pH ~
rssals z ths easns aat thess 80 ~a4ef-
"a WsHz SIC sfesa
As Hhsn thsF had stFssHzisf iil -
sstflaa q tns 80 ans sfsnrst tssse
IS aessesas. ths Esnf TIE tali5ssrs e
Masth4a msre stEaastasss ever tte aeft4ha
Al sahaiA' 81 tNa aelnr - Mefshss was
masa sstesrias as siasins. a. aflnAias
- utna 49, tssz
MT = a. csssp = - aeezhs ~as tssF-
tea - ssif. and wsspiat. &ns ~aiunx snd
auAah - ~ tesah
seat sarh So ~ s4ms kstwr@r sss
ssanfr srs@-arsrs alas ant sse serupsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
AVERAGES OF LOCAL TEAM
FOR TWO wsEks-MEYERs
BATTING OVER .4oo-Ross
AND BRENNAN HITTING
hARp.

The Seattle team. while not
clouting the ball as spokane. Aher,
deen. aud possibly Butte have been
aolnx has not been batting ~ poor
IL a. come Of the batting fans have
thought. and Is really mekinx a
pretty fAir record Archie Rosa
has 40 TAR been the consistent hit.
Ter az the team. finishing two
weeks work with ass. an improve
mant over his first weeks record.
Kirby brennan has been meeting
The ball on tho noae also, and last
week climbed to a position above
Roas.
Neyeru, the sluEKer nom 50.
pnul topped both OF thorn In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
CREWS WILL RACE
NEXT SATURDAY

The first and second University
OF waahlngfuu crews vii row
against each other on Lake wash
inRton On Saturday next. starting
A. Lsaehi PARK and finishing At
the golf links Coach Counibear Is
thinking o. inaaRurstine these
races as regular affair n take
plhca every Saturday he figure
that Trey wiil not only benefit the
university crew bnt viii aiaa slim
ulats interest among The Students
aud toNnape0pls There = poe
Ehlllty that the coming re-
gatta with Stanford aud Berkeley
will Be held on Lake Union aud
not Lake Washington. but the idea
IL not meeting with general ap
prevail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
Tnrrn or MATTHEW ooRsiEs
roasakrs rRnAsuRnR's or-
rtrr TO WELD THn eIrn
AxD cuasn THE ELUSIVE FLY

Ans }, onrr. ss pasa sAas . vriee ahsNs
.rse Matshs~ ssyine. "Afssss saa sstaeg
sasat tAss - huFisrs e ne eah A.
sWfnrrrs q tks al. fs iai TIE 49, =
- ahrss@A n ne tAna. sna ~euis tAin
es4rucu,s thee -
Ana - Asnxa. ard Ktfs~f 40 Ass lesns
"a snthrrua AAauG klw thsss q hs TOT.
ia~sng Wis asr- ne wiHhtissf AL Hses'
eAffief a. taass psfs = Ersst rennSn
AT Win tham easne WtHsAFn ~ - Htes
- Ff,.r kaA Lcrre the Laex q tas tttes
" Haas.
AnA x eassa % p&sa tat Ire ssfesa
aa.e~nasa upaa tho tzu4 enA iat fhFF
~srs rnixhty a. ar srmf VIA e&assss
a. thsr safhefet n ths tNna wties les
e4sr assiass Haiiart al pfsr@rsd tassH
- Eiss hsftss - hafthss sai ~ f2iaz~
fNx
kna ~hsn al wsr~ eaaH - Ia fzsid
- eent~ss fks nnitlfn&sa Emsbarat ths
nlaz art to uan~r. go ssse ~. t4nss
sd ne ssans q tas tishshsr vac asssa
- tha lan3
Ant u eams - pass laas 10 fciie~sFi
81 MAtshsw wsnt 70 re has ass sshalt
- fhaf ffseassa ne haI s2r tne Scrubs
= faNAc. The IsFasAte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

a new picture Of the famous
Acknowledgements. taken. espes
Tally for this newspaper.
But these EXERCISES win help you
keep IN condition 90 got tho mos,
possible good out % your outdoor
exercises.
one thing more. don't want
you 10 start "a On somn ~ these
exercises and then give them up
IN a dsy 90 two. OF practice them
when you feel ike A. Y0n would
not make much OF = success At
doing anything that wAt. would
you You must stick 10 Il II you
want 10 get any benefit fr0m your
exercises. and you should as near
ly as possible have some regular
time % 50 Through them
Il would NOT b a bad thing "a
aiwAYn take = hair hour % ersr
else. then uaY your prayers and a.
t0 bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

~ JaM j. Corbetts
Here IL something ! practice 90
hcln keep myself IN good eondi'
ton. wins / had my life over
and | would start In AZ q while ]
wAa a hoy. Lie down on the floor,
flat On your back. Keep the up
per part Of pour body rigid, and
alowly raise your legs In the air
Get tnem as far back a. peaaihle
head AS you can You can see In
the picture how Il Is done With
a little practice you should set the
legs much ucaFef tho head than
Il shown Ia the illustration. ko
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
DOG SHOW OPENS
TOMORROW

The annual b~neh shuw Of the
seattle boa Faaeierg association
opens tomorrow afternoon at Madi'
son nark. where carpenters have
been At work for seek providing
quarters for lae - animals 20 b
Judged IN the various classes.
a moag the highly bred CANNES
which will be Seen uiil b number
u the dogs that ~on prizes al the
Vancouver Snow last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
EEMAeafsS
NO. o.
BY PHILADELPHIA JACK"
o'HRIEN.


II ever there was a man who
stepped into ths iimelight At the
proper moment and who received
the requisite boosting 10 make an
snvinbie reputation ia the ring that
man was Marvin Hart.
Hart. otherwise known A. the
Marvel" was a home made cham.
pion. ny that ! mean that he
gained all his early reputation In
his home eity--i,ouisFills. Ky.
There be was considered a world.
heater long before he was ever
hailed AZ a conner BY the outside
world
Then came the retirement of Jas.
] Jeffrfsa. when the Big Eel
low" vent 10 hia alfalfa farm to
sleap. he cant the championship 20
he Winds. II was hung up aa the
Incentive Of the scheduled battle
between JAok Root aud Marvin
which Jim Jeffries refereed at
Reno. New. II took Hart IL
rounds 10 snbdue Root. and be
went back 10 Louisville. where they
received him ~ the WORLDS cham.
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coat thls eserclae several tlmes

peat this exercise several times
each day.
Another thing you viii nnd f.
good for yon IL this little breath.
ing exercise. Extend your arms
sideways aa far as you eau. Just
aa III you were meaAnging your
reach Throw forward your eheat
aud tilt back your head Take a
good Ions breath. Then a1pel tho
breath slowly. aud repeat dozen
tines
n YOU can got n room 10 rig up
some flying rings Il viii be a
mighty good thlnE ] am great
believer Ia them. and think they
will DO you a world OF good
OF course I don't intend theae
exercises TO take tho place OF your
base ball and other outdoor games
They are all right-gattlinE good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
SIWASHES ARE NOT
so VERY WEAK

week just finished. taking part IN
five sames and batting .taf. 70.
lnarkable reeurd. Meyers meets
the ball ON the nose every time up
and has tho awing OF 800 hitter,
Kellaekey awattel the ball last
week ana has climbed 70 an aver
age 81 asa with sits hack In the
game 60 help out IN the hlttlng,
DuK will have five good club awlaE
ers. who are liable to hit aafo any
time.
Following are the averages up %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
RACES YESTERDAY


Fifss Race Ia mile --Hsrivss,
lie. Brown. a. .. ven sadie ~,
iae. seeaHd8 sauer ~. ii0. third.
Time - t-k.
second hacs. FstuFitr course --
ntok wilson. ia. ttIfahAm,l : 90 J.
won. sstils ltieks. ief. second
Isolation tQf, thifa Tims. al
IA
Thifd Race - mile siivsf
Stocking. tie. "a. Wiiiiams.l ! 90 1
aons bsfaay ia. second PAM
street. lie. laird. Time ia Is,
Feurth Race. nile 20 yafd@.--
EdHtu r Fryer. - ~ ksisfl , 90
:. won. Eduardo, to5s second. TsrT
let. thita Tlms l ~.
Fifh Race. Z mile 70 yards
sanmaFk JET. lftoaaf. I 20 i. ven
Elevation. tes. second, Msrkis May.
e.. ief. laird. Tine. ia.
aimth Haen futafity---AAfon J..
iaA. "a wtlhsmal. 90 l. won
rae Miat. fef. Second. Monte Lu'
ellie. les. thiTd. Time. i.iL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
LEXINGTON

WiFas rAes. slsTsn-HtHtesniha
aatie--Aths aHftoa Ie1 tAuatinl ~
- wuut Cahlssrsm lea. second
hickey III. third Tine. les as
asrona race. hAlf mlis--itseel
Z seen IL lPioAensl TO o. ven.
Dew n pawn iia. second. Geneva
Ie1 third Time. CT
Thtff rare. three foufths Eaiis --
naibort rs tsieon 20 1. ~on
western -. sseunal Adsssu ife
thtta Titas. I IS ssA
Fourtk faes. ere snd onssfoarih
nIls-pIuk star III tMinasrt 10 %
!. Won zal III. second oVsfiendo
'ltg. third. Tiuna. ttgtS
Flfgh faes. haf fnile-coi Bfedy
'Hnk. 20 weas Watesieak t9ti
second Ffnansisf lea. third. Tins
tggh.
Sinth race, ore miis-Tinksr iQi
fAauEstB n % 8. won, 0auas iqt
aerant. Foreigner III. third Tims
1 A4ash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

pion heavyweight There rAex 4.
got all about the time Jsek -.
gained the decision over h,e :
Chicago. or when Wild Bill ras..
han lowered hts oolors IN go.
round IN 1901. and later 0so',.
Gardner bsat him In IL roun1s I,
his home town
Hart. champion u the worfs=..
that is a false title. wAs ana rv
will b.
I fought Marvin two no -.
Ton" bouts IN Philadelphia, aas Z
though the big fellow pui ne a.,
once 10 each contest, he dia "a \
great harm. aud have alvays :.
sidsred myself his master. Va
one takes into conaidentio =.
fact that when ! fought Hst 4.
discrepancy IA weight was sxzcx,
70 pounds. he weighing isl. / IL
my draws with him are aeecxx
for.
I am satisfied that my opinxz 4
Absolutely correct regarding En
and / viii try aud prove II
notwithstanding the iaes IL \
10 a splendid type u rzyzzn,
strength. he IL awkward ant i,
In the ring His axkrzr1.,~
/ makes him rather q mystery b. I
short time 10 am clever baxer, =
| the latter can generally pssslrx.
his defense, az vel a. kssp tvu
( from bis Dangerous plow2 ~
are "a q rule sWlngs a H. -
vicious character ia thelf ssg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
DUGDALE'S PROVERBS
ulIubrss stra3sht
noIss ag(ad turnstlls

able . PLAY ball again, with
HiEkaF % te1Ags game snd So
oaaAGnz Aliens - as 20 tafap tn s9ms
time shis week. thtnNs tzos pstfsf
DArraand 10 stiii sputtsFtnx aeoai
his rheumatism. The cd umsf Il
used 70 hotter weather tHan staH
the waFm@st that ssattts has lad o.
far
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oHt stsr rnrsS OF rri
o.,rlsp- r.issrspA ssr,ies.,

xSoRi
n, rsfs

MfsRKEaoN MfHh Ny -
uawtss widow o. aEIaR bcafdsfa.
uan uNaL powts former beau
fHt summer home naaE here. has
taaarus a summer boarding house
TIE GfN. acre estate Ga being est
up far cottage luta HnNte would
never aliaH smoking On the prem
taea. hut Mrs. naHfn Gays Eassis
may amnke Ell they uaat Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
ALL BOYS SHOULD KNOW HOW
TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES
-JAs. J. coRBHTr,

thinga. 50 IN boxing, Every boy
should know how % take care OF
himself with hts Hats am with
President Roosevelt IN believing
we don't want boys 10 grow up aa
molIyeoddloa. Hut good hsalth IL
the great thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
SPORTING NOTES

The high aehool giris held thelf
first hockey practice ~ Lincoln
park yesterday afternoon. Abot
20 kfrIs wafe cut GA Tie field and
With rula book In one hand and
the kueAsy clnh 81 the ether they
succeeded IN making pretty Eood
heA4vay Mtss Hubert vas rsry
much satiafied sith tbs showing
the hlah school eds are makinE
At tho uew game. and from all
Appearances the EnKiish same
Las emo % stay Tie hockey
sticks came from Victoria last
week. tis original order from the
east havinE beoa delayed In com.
ing
on Friday eftsrnosu the boys
from tho t~o senior roll MONS
~ili have a hattio ruY4l 90 The
- sahall diamond Last eNak he
E5ys Of Miss Movrys fai sent =
challeuEs 20 the buys ~ III VII.
sons Fnll which wHa aneNgfei and
the date for the game set Tor thia
Friday Kiss Mowrya roll held
their first taFu out last evening
and frum the Indications vii have
cracking sod toAu 10 piaS
against Wilson's boys
The track team from the Seat.
tie high school vii leave Wed.
noadAy evening tof Pallmau. 10
take part ia the biE track meet
on ths Friday and Saturday FOL.
iowiux The IL members Nho vii
constitute the team aas the fol
loving Judd Thompson. capt !
Charles Mullen. uugh Thompauu.
Harfisoa Hsrey. VIII 1ackoY
VIII Coyle. Chester Andersen
Jack iiickingb0tiom. keisties
ThaFaf. Charles nFetlaud. Walter
atnll. Noll Egilh. Lester Wilson and
H. A Smith Manager Harry
Thomson and Coach FFuat viii As
company the team
At Tho meeting ~ The athletic
association yesterday the expenses
for tie "a men were voted from
the treasury. the other expenses
Tor fourmau relay team are paid
b. fhe Pullman university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
MURDER

fserirps Tstsnrnpb srrstssl
DUNCAN Z r. MAY f-As the
rosuIt ef feud % long standing
James taftwtsh shot hHH kiIei r
q gHNrk. lu fhs rouft HHasr here
Nafa ms1 Wafe married citizens aHd
wealthy Laftutrh is candidate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL
LOSES FROST

Coach Gordon Frost. under whose
abis Instruction the Seattle hiFh
school football team won the ma
tionai scholastic chsmplonshir last
year. viii sssch the University Of
Oregon football tsam thia fail
While TIE loss Of FROST viii DO
a great bios to local athletics. ore
Gen 10 e BE- congratulated upon
securing the Dartmouth man Frost
hes been Al Instructor Ia matha-
MATES At the high school f9r tao
years. and f. popular AZ teacher,
a. we'll IS football coach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
PITCHER KILLED

Leslie Morton. the popular yUunH
pitcher OF the Hothell team. died
SUNDAY az the result ~ being hit
By a pitched ball Morton was ~
bat when Wild pitch struck him
on the forehead. knocking him IN
conscious. lie came 20 long
enough 10 20 20 his home where
be again dropped on into unoon-
aciouaneaa. u was determined 90
bring him % Seattle 10 operate
upon hla skun, and a launch was
hastily chartered Morton died
before tho launch had gone more
than three or four mllea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Dug has sisnst two usw piirhsfa
One 81 fnsrl. = seuthasN nBfHsa
Ferris 10 satA 20 be aa A Ne
crAek wrfArk nnd pus sd 20 sf~a
lively wtth the coin 90 xet hinR Ws
wsa arafsed ftosn tha Tstaa lsasas
b. - Louis sid thea turned over
10 . Paul Hickey. = pitcher vito
has been working With San Fraa.
cisoo. wiit 3ola the tsata temorfaH
F-un line % launch supplies just
received b. George a. Woodhousf
Co. liz University street. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

THEY SHOULD STRIVE TO eG
HEALTHY ~ THEY WANT TO
AMOUNT TO ANYTHING
MORE SIMPLE q GRCtsES
FOR THE YOUNGSTERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Ths vAneouvsr hunea aropp~d In
- gown tkis morning PArks VII
son ard ~E4;hsre Tosr Kelly we're
hnay anaklnk sands all nlaruins
Fashsr- Tofn WORKED IN the post
afsfcs hers fer q couple Of years.
ana has q host Of frtsnds Ths Ca
n1nks Are hsrs for q series Of sir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Du9daIs said this morning. that
walsh and Arbogast would be the
seattle battery today. rhs fHus Ike
waiahs work. and the chauoa 70 see
The new barkstop IN action vii an
IoubtsdI8 bring out some o. tho
faithful who otharwisD could not
have Isft their business interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Moved 20 Let and Union. New
Arcade bldg Elliott a Mcdragot
Inc TallofN 80
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n n ~
chicago sfssss...s ssfstsssffsfffsf
fgHsaianA ..t.......A ssss.sfsstffsfsA
Hattariss.-afntth and Sullivan tAehs
hafat, berger ana Clara
All other games rosfppnsd e~ins 4"
fatu
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Captain II. Mickey say. b. =
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-10

Live merchants advertise.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-10
Nine Room House,

smoke house, hen house and lies about Id mile
west of Martnsburg and Potomac turnpike at
keeffs.
SECOND TRACT-A lot of land on Liberty
street in Martinsburg w. Va. bounded as follows:
Beginning at end of second line of certain tract
tract conveyed to Alcinua johnson by Arthur
Biatt. thenceS ~ 81 degrees 4. 20 feet; thence
NJ ii Ia degrees E. 81 feet: thence 65 t-2 degrees
w 10 feet, thence running dew line s. % "a de-
grees w. "a feet to the place of beginning, being
the same real estate conveyed to Andrew Books
ct al by deed from Alcinda Turner and husband
dated the 21nd day of September, 1902 and Of rec
ord in the said clerks office, Deed Book No. LOT
page 800.
THIRD TRACT Beginning at stake in the
north side of street in original line then with
said line N. "a Ia degrees f. $50 feet to a stake on
the $. side Of alley tn nee with said alley s. 81
B.. Z. f6 feet to stake corner to lot N SO: thence
with line of said lot s. l1-a degrees w. 29S feet
to stake the north side of the aforesaid street;
thence with said street N. f3-3-4 degrees w. a
feet to the place of beginning and being the same
real estate conveyed to the said Maggie Brooks,
nee Moore, by the last will and testament of Mar
tina J. Gassman, dated the 29th day of JAM 1897.
and OF record in the said clerks Office in Will book
No "a page
The two latter tracts being improved by FIVE
STORY DWELLING. and will make desirable
home.
PERSONAL PROPERTY The said trustee on
the same day, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. at
No l29 L. Martin street in the ii. ID. Russler
building, in Martinsburg. w Va. will offer for
sale all the restaurant fixtures and equipments.
and household and furniture, consisting of the
following: Robert M. Green Soda Gouniain. gas
range. gas light fixtures. tables, twenty nine
chairs. stools, chewing gum machine, counter
and money drawer, bread box. lot of dishes, cook
ing utensis. electric fan, 3 beds with springs and
mattresses and lot of bedding, lot of mating,
mirror, hat rack lot pictures dresser wash stand.
toilet set. towels gas stove and one sink, and
number of other things too numerous to mention
TERMS The real estate will be sold for One
third Cash and the balance in one and two years
from date of sale the purchaser giving his notes.
bearing interest frem date. secured by first deed
Of trust on the property sold. The personal prop
erty will be sold for Cash. goods to be removed
until settled for. The personal property or res
taurant and household fixtures and furniture can
be purchased privately before sale. For particu-
lars see the undersigned trustee
Geo w. Keesecker. ID. w. SNYDER. jr.:
Auctooner TRUSTEE
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IN THIS STATE
INTERESTING BITS OF INFOR-
NATION PICKED UP.
Brief Items Gathered of Matters of
Interest to Residents of This Sec
ton and Boiled Down In Brief.

PETERSBURG---G county West
Virginia, up the Patterson Creek val
ley, has an epidemic Of measles, which
has closed many of the schools.
MARLINToN--A new Methodist
church, Droop moutain, Pocahontas
county, has been dedicated free from
debt, making the second church ded
icated on the Levelton circuit durinS
the past year. The dedication was
in charge of Rev. T. j. Lambert, pre-
siding elder Rev. J. j. Wheeler WIS
present and delivered an address.
HENDRICKS-Th Swathwore
Lumber Co., of Moore's Siding. wills
il is reported, build an extension of
several miles to its railroad p, AL
den & Son, of Elkins, are the engi-
neers.
KEYSER-The Monthly West vir-
ginian is new state magazine beins
issued here.
MILL CREEK--The Valley River
Railroad Co. is reported to be grading
between Huttonsville and Elkwater
and work will be pushed through the
winter. L. Il. Shull is general man
ager at Mill Creek,
ELKINS--A special election will be
held January II for the purpose of
electing a successor to the late Sena-
tor Talbot, of Philippi, state senator
from the Thirteenth senatorial dis
trict, comprising the counties of Bar
bour, Upshure, Randolph and Pendle-
ton.
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Mrs j. N. Smith, of Frederick,
Nd, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Burch, on North Queen
street, for several days, left this
morning for Morgantown where she
will visit friends.
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Attention, Builders and Contractors.

Plans and specifications of the new
Y. NJ c. A. building to be erected at
Martinsburg, W. Va, can be obtained
until December Is from Lewis H..
Thompson chairman of the building
committee, Martinsburg, w. Va Es-
Inmates will be opened January Is,
1908. 12-3-11t.
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Mr. George Kreglow has returned
home after business trip to Mounds
Vile.
Miss Nora Hamersla entertained the
Hedgesville club last Friday night.
Mr.. Frank Harrison, of Pittsburg.
visited his aunt, Miss Nan Harrison,
at this place, last week
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HEDGESvlLLE NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered From Coun
ty Points.

Hedgesyille, Dec. 10.--Mr. William
Payne. of near Winchester, spent
few days last week at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. Clay.
Miss Edith Williams is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. s
Butler at this place.
Mrs. Buchanan, of Berkeley Springs
has returned home
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Miss Marvin Knowles, of West
West Burke street, has returned from
Staunton, Va, where she attended the
funeral of her brother.