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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-06

Invitations. have been issued for a
private dance to be given by the I.
Q. T. NJ, Clarksburg Hove No. 81,
on Friday night, Sept. 6, at the
Davis hall, Glen Elk.
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hnrd on 60 RonorAnrn.

''I had a strange dream the other
night" said the major.
What was it," asked the young
thing.
II went to heaven and as an old
newspaper man was interested in their
journal up there. It was a miserable
thing-not wen written story In tt
and told ST. Peter So"
What did he say? ?"
HE said: It's not our fault. We
never get any good reporters up here y
Philadelphia Press.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-06

Trial catarrh treatments areb eing
mailed out free, on request, by DR..
shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-without a
penny's cost-the great value of this
scientific prescription known to drug
gists everywhere as DR.. Shops
Catrrh Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
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FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
An Old and Well Tried Remedy

MRS WLNSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
1s been used BY millions q moiheTs for their ehisn
while teens. with perfect success. j sottens the gums.
3aSS PAIN wind cole, and q The bes. reedy Tor
GsArThea. Sold by Druggist. Be sure and GSkJOT
Mrs. WinSIOW'S Soothing Syrup
Guaranteed under the Food sntfDTuEs
Act, June 3o,sgGe. Serial number aO9s
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A Treasure.

Mrs. De Hitt-The Dobsons at last
have girl they hope to keep. Mrs. De
Witt-Absurl! Where Is such girl
to be found? Mrs. De Hftt-She was
born to them yesterday. - Harper's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
SEASON
FOR HOLOUPS
Masked Highwaymen Abroad in
TIE Land Seeking Citizens With
Plethoric PocketboOks.
FIVE ROBBERlES LAST NIGHT.
ThlNcs. However. Receive Littlc for
Their Pnlns--S1vcd hy
street Car.

The opou season for hold ups seems
o., have arrived IN salt Lake. Nearly
c,sry ear about this tome the mask
"a h. ghwayman is abroad with gun
and znndbag looking for citizens with
iat pa textbooks
Las night 1--WE robbers were about
ire SIT Lake streets and two cases
OF a,t, mpted robbery were reported to
the police. In each instance the thugs
s.c.e disappointed as they received
iothllg for. their pains.
SAVED by STREET CAR.
TIC FIRST TOOK place at Third East
AND second Sontn street with Emil
at. FRIEDMAN as the victim Of three
I.asfed thugs Friedman was COM
handed to throw up MS hands as three
reviewers we're pointed ~ MN. ne was
about TO comply with the or
aer when street car came
down the street Friedman saw
his chance 20 escape ana al
though il was rather risky he JOCK II.
Before the highwaymen could seize
him he jumped into the street ond
broke a record sprinting for the car.
The conductor assisted Friedman onto
tho platform. The intended victim
FASTENED TO police headquarters ana
he ported the case TO the officers. He
had considerable money and some
valuable iewelry on him and did not
care TO part with H. The attempted
robbery occurred about IL o'clock
LAUGH OK THE ROBBERS.
About 1880 another case was re-
ported 10 ire police Robert Rice 25i
North Seventh West. was on his way
home and at Second North and SIXtl
West was helq up by two masked and
armed highWuymcn. Mr.. Rice ala mot
run OF show fight He quietly held up
his hands and let the robbers help
themselves Mr.. Rice had laugh
coming because ne dad not have any
thing 81 value with him. Tho thugs
senrched his clothing thoroughly but
fond nothing They then ordered
him 90 move on.
After this case was reported officers
in plain clothes were sent TO different
uurts Of the city n the hove Of rum
ming across some 81 the robbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
Marriage Licenses.

George H. Watson Salt Lake; Ella
Nora Hanson. both Of salt Lake
George A. Preston, salt Lake; Mar
earet A. Penman. salt Lake.
Ernest y. G. Demkc and Meta NJ
Lighn. bsth Of salt Lake.
Max r.. Morr and Lima J. Seifert,
both of SIT Lake.
samuel l.. Gain. Salt Lake. Cora
Belle Moses. salt Lake.
julius Nelson. salt Lake. Laura O.
Gensen salt Lake.
L. Earl Richards Union. Myrtle
Forbush. Union.
John A. Pressler Salt Lake. Eliza
G. Barker salt Lake.
Roy J. Curuan. salt Lake. Essie
~. Loury SAT- Lake
Walter L. Nelson. salt Lake. Mary
p. stuart salt Lake
Hyrum Homer. Wanship. Mary t.
Kelsey, Boston. Mass
John s. Burgess. Braut Cauada.
Nary e.. Hatch, Braut Canada
Max p. Morr. salt Lake. Lima Seit-
fort salt Lake
Victor Anderson. Bingham: Selma
Wilson Bingham
Hans Hyrum Gcorgeson. oxford BAN
mock. Ida Mimic l.. Berlyss. oxford
Hammock, Ida.
Charles }. HARDY, Salt Lake. claricc
NJ Harding. willard.
Richard W. Cornell Salt Lake. Mar
garct j. HouEh salt Lake
Ina A. Fowler Hcuuofor Mary Luz
cas- salt Lake
Albert stewart PARK city. Maggie
Bonner. Midway.
John Rove. sugar ZInah F. Long
son. Sugar
Edward p Drury. salt Lake. Mag
gle l.. Nielsen, Salt Lake.
Preston r. Stewart. Mnburu. MHe
u. Brady FairNlew.
All emil Sorenseu. Logan GeorgI1na
d. Critchlow. Hyrum
Asa Louis MaNncld ButIoryiue. El-
ya Butler BuuerNille.
Joseph NJ Howell Logan. claire
Young, salt Lake.
John 3d. Boyd. American Fork. car
rte Anderson, Lchi
Wiley ]. Baldwin. Benson Lucretn
Mott. Park city
Ebert ~ Case, Grand Junction. Colo
Rosetta d.. Johnson, Grand Junction
colo.
Charles - Stevenson, saIt Lake:
Eveline NJ Kay salt Lake.
Albert ~ Davis, Salt Lake; Anna
NJ Gmickscn, salt Lake.
John b. Iupier. Salt Lake. Harriet
McMillln Hebcr city.
oscar Eistrom bingham Canyon
Mario Nelson. salt Lake.
William j. Gray Ji. Salt Lake. Mary
Harris SAT- Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
'MAsoUH CARNIVAL

All ewes arc ou tlr big Hiil0ur.an
Carnival at Che Auditorium. Richards
fireci. set Tor October 3lst NJ ls este
matei thnt ovcrv costume m tho eity
Will bd iu use for tHs 0ccn .ou The
Auditorium Floor VIII accommodate
eight nr nine hnurded leone nnI AL
there rs r. prize Coz each costume aside
from tho grand prizes. 06 ln numbeD
lnercd. there o. sure 90 BE- a biz time
The numerous races an There carniyuls
uro always interesting Tho free Tor all
GAG mans race. me free fnr 80 boys
race. free for all lalyF rare. fatman's
1900. fat laCYf race. clowns race and
lther amusing features AN 81 60 make
np am Interesting program. AN mosques
must hC raised before cntoriun tho
buildinF. only those lu costume Hlll D.
Allowed ON th0 noor before me srnnd
march, AFTER that al rnu skate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
YOUR OWN HOME


Is about an YOU get In life and Il
r. comparatively easy matter for
any man 10 own his home For
n stance. we have recently built
hundred thousand dollars worth OF
modern houses on Ninth avenue along
the line Of the next street car extern
sion. They are near the Latter-day
saints Hospital close 20 town and
face south. east and west The key
e. any IF them can be found al ass
c. street and after you have selected
the one you would Ike 70 have. We
Will make YOU a long time loan on the
property I'm payments amounting to
no more than rent. for the houses
are modern In every respect We
butt them ourselves and know how
we'll built they are, and our only OBJ
ject I'm building them was to AFFORD
an outlet for our funds on choice
security. or course n YOU would pre-
fer % pay cash you may do so and
you can secure the houses from any
reputable real estate dealer In the
city. They are above all drainage,
above the sm ike line. ia a fine neigh
borhood. convenient 10 Main street
as well as the schools, and are ideal
homes. costing from $4,000 up.
SALT LAKE SECURITY a TRUST
COMANY.
32-34 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
How to save Money

Attend the 10 auction sale Of the
j. &. Nelson 1cweiry Co. 227 South
Main sieeet below Kenyon hotel. and
buv diamonds watches, jewelry. Rog-
ers' silvorwaro. clocks, umbrellas. etc.
az your own Irice. sales each day
at 2;30 and 30 =. M. Chairs provided
FOR ladies.
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CHRISTIAN scEEEca

Lecture by Dr. Alfred Fmno at Salt
Lake Thcatcr Sundlv Vvennr oct.
9th. at o'clock. Public is cordially
invited.
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ARE you

Satisfied with your printing? Wen
give you satisfaction IL you bring Il
here.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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,rttp WHITE PINE GOLD MINING AZ
49, MILAING cOMfAAlt


Notice % Special sioeha.Il..s @''".
Notice Is hereby EFH U1i a
uaretina of the atockh1l4tla on 40. ~
pine Cold Mining a. Mihnh ~. ~,
viii be held at ne ONE M 2" M
IL NO. so Tribune b4lii..H' rf.t
e0uth Main Street, SAT- l-tht Ni'f
an Friday, the SID day ot N"f ,''7,. e
I'd mo hour OK Do u.tiuek q. ".H 49,
day Tor mo pufpose "a eil's,5,P Ii sss
l l'' such That the lane may l''-
ae follows. to-Wlt. 80
"rhat the private plop1l,i % M IT
hotae1r of said colpol tuoh shaN ~
Hote for tho debts, liauiutest OF ~
tt.o. ~ INC corporation, ana "a,
silerntlon of the cohf,s .N.t "a aafs.
eorporatora hereoi Wv ~. s5aa.
Nuh y. roineH- and mining plnplIl."
tfinsfy. mill and water rights HtI.e
nta.eel.' 'aestrlbed and IA procuring Wy
.'Nance thofeOf tne aala svl,VY ."'i Nm
caWl.a IN the foregoing inc1rn4I ate'.
acitN.e laced in the treasury al N'l.tI
any Snail be- fully paid Up hh's.
espitM stock shall De 9s6ss' snG ~ ...se.
puipo.f gofp6raflun, and cQndu lhh
vi .. aId The Board Of Dfttt
eeesetirv authorized given ana Hia4l,+
novef and authlll'A ,,1ff nsid rapItaI
assesaiihosi ne manner aud form AZ pfe'
s scsplbed BY law, AZ Il the caPli.,.l ,,s. \.
a.i 10 fuu paid and az hueh NH.
we've l.t,,,fion necessities may rHllii.
VIZ nurposo o. the forefQlng
-. III render the capital sou
VA corporation aaaessnhle' fof W.
neras Ia the time. IN me maul
l.r' u fsrth In the above article
iNannr e,ier n fhe Hoard n flrectQfa'
bated september aIth. 70 ,y
y. n CAN W ta.,t
Secretary
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FUNERAL

Designs cut flowers. az The Flower
shop under Natl Bank OF Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

Tho modern CARPET cleaning plant OF
the We7t THornberg'- Phones 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
THE T.
SEMI {.
WEEKLYi
NEWS L

Issued Mondays ard Thur,doys
and Contains All the Cream Of
the Daily end Saturday News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
ION sALE-REAI. rsrArr.
ron SALE--REAI ESTATE.
FANEcS COME
and
PANlcs GO!
@uG Che Demand
For Salt Lake
Continues
Umab@Ge@.

We have sold fcr contractors and ,e,.
i-es ut"f ~ new ana modern nome.
F.N-' iit on tuo yoHr BpsiutH lntnr
e.n,4 houses and tote r0r customers
Ny iDH"Wihs atl lew COZ as. new,
nouiss ~ course OF construction wniu.i
$3.50
NeW ana up-to-uate brick and stone
outage. with mantel. cementcd basement
lehcess cement walk and paths sewer
come lions, 2nd East between 6tn and an
$3.50
For one OF finest Groom residences.
close 70 business center only very short
walk 60 r. o. F11ll ccmentod basement.
modern plumbing, high foundations.
$3.50.
flne light CHEEKY rooms. all conven-
lent, light Cemented basement cement
shelves. high foundations, elevation slim
ply grand, elder trees surrounding, mn
East and Belmont Ave.
s2S5O
For one OF ncatest broom cottages in
the city, East OF Liberty Park, minute
cor service. only f6oo cash, bal. on easy
p2iO.
gth street, between ] and J, l-room
modern down stairs. arrangement for 9
rooms upstairs. Lot 42isX7 rods TO alley.
Easiest kind Of terms on this place.
$500
Five rooms, close IN. new and up-to-
date red brick cottage. deep lot to alley.
800 cash bal like rent.
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Navajo blankets 20 per cent OF. z.
c. Nj l. Carpet Dept
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photcg.
rapher. lb1 Main ST.
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Registered Short Horn Cattle
Thomas W Jennings 45 Hooper
Block
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D. b CROW. ORIGINAL MANuFAC-
iuref n fhe celebrated CROW Harness and
saddles hepalflnT "a specially no West
south Temple Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Iicn's Savings BoGi, & Trust Co
PAYS 4 per cent on deposits. safety
deposit boxes Tor rent
JOSEPH r. SMITH Prest.
o. G. BEEBE. Cashier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

CUT RATES TO ANY PART on TINE
United states We can save money for
you shipping goods east or west Cores.
poudenia ln all principal cities See us or
phone ..p tedmau Van A Storage CO.,
az South West Temple Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
MUSIC

MADAME BRODBECK, PUPL, ~
Manual Garcia, London, and ~ the Rov5l
Conservatory, Stuttgart, win give a.
months free lessons IN Vocal or Pan,
20 prospective students. Studio ea RI
Street. between State and 2nd East on s,s
South 81.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09
OUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY
United Action viii Bring Old
Berkeley to the Front.
BIG PLANS ARE PROTECTED
Williarsport Bridge Forerunner Of
Trolley and Belt Roads in This
County.

The World In its efforts to serve
the people Of Martinsburg and Berlke-
ley county has been for some time In
vestigating conditions among the bus
mess men relative to sohie prospec-
tive business enterprises to be soon
located in this county.
A representative of The World af-
ter an interview with Attorney f.
Vernon Aler. this city. Is able to an
nounce authoritatively and officially
that during the next few years some
thing Ike several million dollars VIII
be spent in gigantic enterprises in this
coun
Mr. Ater wona NOT consent 60 talk
on this subject, however, until after
he was assured that he would not be
represented as a promoter, but rath'
or as the legal representative Of cor
porations already established
Incidentally. The World lately dis
covered that Mr. Aler had execnted
during the past week contracts with
one big corporation In Pittsburg and
another in New York by which he was
retained as their counsel for period
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09

very near losing his healtn. - It Is
10 be remembered that he not only
spent his time. but money.
As result o. his beginning The
World has lived. He founded. at a
heavy PERSONAL less, what he claims
has done more for Martinsburg than
All else combined During his owner
ship OF The World he very materi-
ally aided the Martinsburg Mining
Manufacturing ard Improvement co.
IN opening up the Faulkner lands
south Of the city and developing them.
Following or the heels OF this he de-
voted thousands Of dollars in adver.
Using space toward the locating here
of various plants, and was largely re-
sponsible for the location OF the pres
ent K1lboura and Middlesnx knitting
Mills. The files or "The World will
show that he assisted In raising
through 1t the s12,ooo.o0 advanced 10
these people to come here.
Only few years ago when the Mar
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09

a xiIl be- resdisy sceen that The ef.
forts of The World to create clos.
er bMsiness relation between Mr.. Aler
and the buiness men Is certainly de-
serving Of some thonght. Mr.. Aler
has been no exception to the general
rule In Martinsburg when 1t comes to
abusing those who do the most go0d.
We should certainly make UP our
minds to this one fact that he has TAX
en- his rank as the leading member of
our bar. and We should be only too
glad to concede 1t, especially when we
have to 60 sway from home to hear
mis- good traits commended BY stran.
gers.
In addition to M this he deserves
a credit that can hardly be conceded
TO any other man In this section or
anywhere else. Everyone has some es.
pecially sympathetic feeling about
him, Mr.. Aler has been warm sym
pathizer with unfortunate children
and while 1t is fact known by few
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09

welt and that hsncefnrth the time
honored motto will not appear on any
OF Uncle Sans currency
It could sot be learned III the treas
ury department who was responsible
for the omission Of the words aIn
God We Trust" but the departlient
officials have had nothing 10 do with
the change IN thc coin designs except
TO carry ont the orders OF tho nrcas-
dent. The design was made by the late
sculptor Sc. Gaudens. after confer
ences with the president. and was
subsequently approved b. Mr.. Roose-
welt No change IN the design was
permitted to be made by the regular
designers employed hy the govern.
ment.
The Secular League OF the District
Of Columbia and other organ cations
OF the same kind have been making
an Intermittent campaign FOR years
against the use OF the Diety In the
Thanksgiving proclamations and va
rious official documents. and especial
ey against the motto in God We
Trust on the coins OF the nation. All
the old coins above the dime bear this
motto. The new gold coin Issued from
the mint bears on one side spread
eagle holding several arrows In It's
talons and on the other side the head
OF an Indian In full war dress.
A resolution protesting against the
omission Of the words I'm God We
Trust" from the new SO gold pieces
and urging the destruction Of the dies
n which The same were cast was
passed at meeting Of the citizenship
department Of the Christian Endeavor
association at the Bond building last
night.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09

A er. locking after their interests in
Berkeley county. II it DOES not come
il will be the fault OF our people"
At MIR. Aer's request the names of
al the parties alluded to IN this in
terview are withheld for the present.
rs there any likelihood of branch
Of the Byron tannery being located in
Martinsburg?7 the reporter asked.
For the pr sent. prefer avoiding
any discussion Of that matter" was
Mr.. Aler's answer: but added that at
present he felt little aggrieved at
the recent ction aud conduct of some
Of our business men. Mr. Aler further
stated that he would probably have
the Messrs. Byron ccme here very
shortly.
The World representative expert
enced some difficulty In getting Mr.
Aler to go into details. and he did not
consent to do so unless the facts were
properly mentioned. II IS with a
view Of securing that bushes har-
mony which should exist between the
business men OF the city, Mr.. Aler and
ali others, that the World has in
terested itself fully in this matter.
Very recent transactions have brought
out the fact tina. this harmony Is lack
Ing somewhere on the part OF some
one We are satisfied that some bust
ness men fully realize that they have
underestimated air. Aler. This was
demonstrated in the effort to secure
and interest the Messrs Byron, when
some of~our men were told BY strang-
ers that they We're making mistake.
and who aft rwards stated that ii was
again verified THAT a prophet Is not
without honor, save in his own coun-
try 1t is a matter of fact that Mr..
Aler has always made every possible
effort to upbuild Martinsburg and the
County.
In August, 1891. he established
THE World" paper Prior to that
time several efforts were made. bat
proved unsuccessful. He conduct
ed the paper for two years when
he disposed Of the plant. and as many
OF our business men well know. lost
something like $4,000, and came
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09

Western Maryland railroad. which
runs directly under the bridge. We
can. by d small switch. connect With
this railroad at or near the large coal
establishment OF Victor Cushwa a
sons.
.But has the Western Maryland
railroad or is officiais any connection
with this project7" asked the report
er.
Mr.. Aler hesitated moment and
then requested to be excused from
answering that question saying.
Yon know our plan is to construct
bridge that will be good paying in
vestment. and at the same time OF suf-
ficient capacity for traffic purposes.
This is one of the vital questions be-
fore the bridge company. and / cam
not discuss this any further just now
will add however, that another
steam or trolley road in this county
is probable with this corporation. The
bridge company has concluded and
will very short y take steps to increase
its capital stock for all necessary pur.
poses.
How about the trolley to Martins
burg2' eagerly inquired the reporter.
IT is sure to come. confidently said
Mr.. Aler Here Is the official informa
ton before you, showing that these
paopIe have built fourteen interurban
ines III this country, and here is d
etter from one OF the largest banks In
New York stating that they took up
s1,1o0,ooo Of their bonds on one line
And hsre Is another letter from one of
the biggest trust companies in the
country recommending them In the
highest terms.
Il am now at work. continued Mr..
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of two years WITH a fee OF 100000
from the two corporations.
When asked for an explanation as
to his connection with these corpora
tons and If there was any truth in
the rumor Mir. Aler modestly admit
ted to the skeptical reporter that il
was absolutely correct And to more
fully satisfy Tho World man, Mr.. Aler
drew from his safe the contract veri-
flying the rumor and also threw down
for the reporters inspection bundle
of letters from New York bankers
and Pittsburg parties backing up the
corporal ons and the parties to the
contract Mr. AIer was asked to fully
explain the motive and extent OF These
corporations. He said:
'srhe first development will be the
Nicholas Lemen farm along the Poto.
mac river opposite Williamsport and
at the Berkeley county entrance to
the proposed bridge. This farm con-
tains about go acres of land ON
which we have an option at SIS an
acre. part of this farm consists of
a large tract of woodland overlooking
the Potomac liver and Williamsport.
and Is an ideal location for a public
park This will be made one of the
finest pleasure resorts in this section
OF the country.
Another portion Of the farm" said
Mr.. A'er, will be laid off for the es-
adjustment OF modern town. and on
another portion of the farm will be To-
Gated large manufacturing estab-
lishment.'
When asked whether there would
be any mineral development there.
Mr.. Aler said:
II cannot go into details at this
time, but will say the Pittsburg cor
poration is interested in some valu-
able properties in this county. and an
effort VIII be made to establish rail
connection. eitha- steam or electric.
How do yotShope to make rail-
connection for your market" aueried
the reporter.
Very easy" replied Mr., Ale~. You
see. we cross the bridge and on the
Maryland side can connect with the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09
or A BACHELOR

The louder You laugh at, Joke the
more money the man has who Ii tell
ing It.
man is simply brute not to see
how the baby's hair looks red but
isn't.
II takes a woman to think how ro-
mantle marriage for money Il when
It Is In the family.
A girl can be a great help to her
father BY not getting married with
more children for him to support.
The nice things to 4 woman about
being scolded Is how she can enjoy
being unhappy because she Is mIsun-
derstood New York Press.