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otApTER xxxvl.

With September came supreme
event IN tho lives OF Chip and Ray
when Mr.. and Mrs. Frisbie. Aunt Com
fort. Miss Phinney and Hannah, Uncle
Jud and Aunt Mandy, and Old Cy. all
gathered In Aunt Abby's quaint par
Tor to see her aged pastor join their
hands and lives. Then came the kisses
the congratulations, the rice, and old
shoe throwing. and then solitude and
tears for Aunt Abby. All the wedding
guests except Old Cy hied themselves
sway with the new pair. and he left
for Rapport
And thus closes the history Of Chip
MCGUIRE. waif OF the wilderness and
siaye OF Tins Place.
Bless heri
Two days later Old Cy returned.
No one was In the house when he
knocked at Aunt Abbyss door, and
then, led perhaps by the invisible
chord that spanned 40 years. he slowly
strolIed up the path beside the old
mill pond. which he and she haA often
followed IN the old, old days.
His heart had led him Alright, for
there. at the foot Of the ancient oak
that had once been their trystlng-
place. ssle sat.
Il thought IA CONS over "a, bid ye
goodby, ABBY" he said gently. as she
arose to meet him. 1--WE been doins a
good deal o. biddIn' good by to-day. /
bid good-by TO the old graveyard whar
my folks Is: it's all growed up to weeds
m bushes. I'm sorry to say, But that
can't be helped. It's the way o ma
tur. I've heen down to the pint whar
you n l used to 90, an j bid that
good.by," he added, seating himself
near her. ~Ye member II, don't Ye,
Abby, M them days when we went
thar to watch the wayes7"
Il do. Cyrus she answered, her
voice trembling. 4 remember ell the
Id days only too we'll
They all come back TO me, too he
continued in lower tone, AN wish
eouId skip back TO 'em, but 7 can't.
I'm an old man now, an no use TO mo-
body, m not much 10 myself. rye
b-en vanderer many years--ye know
why. Abby, I've had short spell O
Joy, kinder heipin' this boy a. gal into
sunshine n a home. They've CONS
their way now n sure 10 tnrgit me an
you. It's nat'ral they should, IN all
hats les me Is to 90 back TO the
woods m stay"
HI paused a moment. glancfng up
the narrow pond to where it ended In
shadow, and then continued: It's
curis, Ahby. how life begins with
sew-d~ ao's n S1slln' frisads n cheer
When he and Angie insisted that they
must leave, both host and hostess
showed genuine regret. A few re-
marks made by Angie to her former
protege, in private. the last evening
OF this visit, may be quoted.
Il must insist. my dear child" she
said, that you make us visit in tho
near future You left us under an en-.
tirely false impression and It has
grieyed me more than you can Inn
agine. There was never word Of
truth In anything that Hannah said.
She was spiteful and malicious and
desired TO get even with yon for a
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and while spu were both too young
then for an engagement. ynu must boz
iieve mo feil You that had ma
wish 10 ins ere
And 80 tis breach wAs healed
This Writ X tbs F'rfabies to Peace
ful Valley also awakanea something OF
repentance IN chlp's mind. and more
mature now, II occurred To her that.
leaving Sreenyals as she did. was
after all, childish.
Then Angles rart in this drama II
her life now returned to Chip In 4 Il
new light. Once she began to reflect
her self.accusatlon grew apaca and her
repentance as we'll Now she began
TO see herself as she was at Tins ]
Place,
u think treated nay GreenvaIe
friends very ungratefuliy." she said t.
Aunt Abby one evening after they ha6
returned TO Christmas Cove once moro,
'and what Mrs Frlsbie said to me has
made me realize IL | know now that
few would have done what she did tor
me. was an ignorant. dirty, home
less creature and no relation or hers.
and yet she took charge Of me. bought
me clothes, paid all my expenses going
to Greenyale, clothed mo there, and
always treated mo nicely without my
even asking for It.
The Frtsbies certainly ran some
risk by keeping me at their cabin
when they knsw that hnlfbreed was
after me. | fos't know why they
should have done all this. was moth
ing to them And yet when I recall
the night / stumbled Into their camp.
how Mrs. Friabie dressed me In her
own clothes, shared her tent with me.
and even prayed for me, feel
ashamed to think ~ what have done.
/ did think that Mira, E'risbie despised
now that | was wrong. aud running
away as / did, was very nugratefulv
q think Il waa, myself, responded
Aunt Abby. "aud yattbelseving as you
aid, Mrs. Trisbie ought not to blame
Won. don't think she does. either.
She seems very sensible woman. and
like her You made your mistake In
not conndiua In her more You should
have gone 70 her as you would TO -
mother. in the first place, and told her
Just what Hannah had said to you and
how you felt about 1t. To brood over
such matters and imagine the worst
possible, Is unwise in any one. think
from what you have told me, that this
person who sneered against you so
much must have had spite against
YOU"
Hannah was Jealous, know" Grip
interrupted. smiling at the recoliec-
ton, "and | hurt her feelings because
asked her why she didn't shave
Didn't shave," exclaimed Aunt
Abby, wide-eyed; what DC you meant"
why. she has whiskers, you see.v
laughed Chip. almost as much as
some men-a nice little mustach& and
some on her chin | told her the next
day after I got there / thought she
was man dressed as woman.
snIckered too. remember, when
said 1t. for she looked so comical--
like goat. alsnogtrand then I asked
Her why she didn's shave. gHess she
laid It up againas ne ever after
eShe revenged herself ampiy. It
seems" answered Aunt Abby
20 beeautinued
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hurt TO her prsd We had no thought
OF hurrying ave. to the woods to sep
arate you and Ray for any reason
whatever or course, as you must
know. had TO suspicion OF any at
tashment between YOU. and II had, I
certainly shout not have tried to
bresk II on In that way. That 10 =
matter that concerns only you and
him NY own life experience shows
that flrst love is the wiacst and best
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Agents Sale

The undersigned will sell at fpubiic auction
at 4t2 West King street Martinsbure. W. Va, the
following valuable persoaal property fellows
saturdl6 Jan. 25 1908
beginning at q.3o a. m.
3 Top Buggies. StickEWagon.
l Basket Sleigh
a-horse wagon. six set light buggy harness, heavy
set doube buggy harness. riding saddles, several
riding brides. several sets fly straps both heavy
and light a lot OF leather haiters. =
l00sBu. Corn
lot Of furniture and bed clothing tables, schai
and many otaef articles mentioned
Mr.. Strausner formerly kept no tel and had large
lot OF furniture in storag. 1t consists of elegant
furniture Of all sinds chairs, beds leads wa. probes
linen, large lot Of queen giass, wooden and willow
ware. Several hundred jugs, lot Of restaurant for
nuure and equipment.
Terms
A credit OF s months will be given on all sums OF
$50 and upwards. til purchaser to give his note
with approved security negotiable aud payable at
The Merchants & Farmers bank with Interest from
date but if paid maturity interest RENTED. Under
$40 cash No property to be removed until settled
tor.
FLO STRAUSNER.SEE, Agent
Dodd Hoffman, auct's
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING


STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Cumberland Valley and
Martinsburgs Railroad company Will
be held at the law Office OF Adrian t.
Nadenbousch, No. l01 viking street,
in Martinsburg ,Berkeiey County, w.
Va, on Tuesday, January 2Sth., A. ID.
1908. at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon,
for the election % board Of directors
for the ensuing year aud the transac-
tion Of such other business as may be
legally brought before the meeting.
NJ. T. fngles,
Secretary
Dated Jan. 7th. 19osiS wks.
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PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Personal Property

Having ssld my m ard intending 90 eiseon-
tiay = uing will selI At the home fsrn kssvn
as r. yestcr Foreman farm miles south hom
N al. tsburg mile from 0arkesvie and i-s rsile
IRON Iavssd on tho w inchester aud Msrtinsbury
turnpike Oh
Friday Jan. 81 1908
commencing at 10 O'Clock a n
the valuable property to-wif:
s Head Horses and Colts
q which are work horses, rsrss two being in
oslsy register BsiEiun hsrss the ether two gid
bred frsn Nutwosa stock the ether tive are sprng
colts one thoroughbred Belgium and Ciydesss'-
Dress viii make sac stallion weighing SEQ lbs the
tier flly, bred from NuIwesa natural PAGER.
These horses are guarantees to have good wisd and
will work any where hitched.
28 Head Cattle
o Of which are mich cows, wah calves by their
side and probably more viii iresh ny day OF
ale fn bred Durham bull csnirg years ed, 2
are elagise tor register, head OF stoef cattle 10
OF which steers ranging IN ~eight IRON GOO TO
GOO lbs the other are nice young heifers soEs Of
these cattle are fatenongh Tor beet.
so I.ead Sheep
wa. bred cary pc .,ss he half win have lambs by
by day OF sale, hnc bunch et ewes as you
will And 10 the county
IS Head Hogs
as fat hogs we iehne from $50 lbs, 81 head o
coed thrity sheats, brood sows, with Pigs by
by side
Farming Implements
wagons s-horse Studebakef and bed good as
new low down i.anay wagon, The best IN the
neignborhoou one spring wagon, iodine seat trAi'
and pole, one Champion nder one Deering mower,
l. Plano mower. 1 double Tiger G rnpianier Sctea-
t6c corn cutter, horse rake, Bedford and Hos
man, grain drill, double plows, bafshear
plows double shovel piows, Single shovel piow,
spring harrows. 4ssquare harrow, 2 sc YANKEES
gears sets front gears. sets pillow gears collars
brides haiters, wagon llne, sets OF double
driving harness. set Of single harness, chack lines.
single double and thribe trees, she Ter square
back sleigh good new, corn crush digging for.
a sets shelsings, cradle, shoves hoes. crowbars,
log and COW chains, any articles not nentioae9.
200 Blu Corn. 800 Bundles of Fodder
s Tons of Mixed Hay
Household Goods
an old time bureau one old time ,ecretay, hard
Goa stove retrgeraisr, Kitchen tables barrel Of
cider vinegar, lot EN- .ay barrels,
50 b.. Potatoes
Terms
A credit of month will be given on all sums Of
SO aud upwaru he ,.rchsser give note with az
proved security pegotla lie and payable at the
Peoples Trust Company, with interest from date
bur ii paai maturity interest remitted. Under u o
cash so property ue ei43ved uatil settled Ter.
JOHN ID. FOREMAN
Dood Hoffman, Auct's.
J. NJ. Fishpaw and h. ~ Bryarly, Clerks
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Rent.

A good s-room house, orchard, GU
building, well of good water cistern
pump on porch,sSa acres Of good lime
stone land. Located near Kearneys
vile w Va. enquire at this office.
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wooden NsiIi Remnants.

A large lot Of remuants from the
Crawford Weolen MfiI OF various sizes
at about ope-half the wholesale price.
Suitable for Ladies skirts or Children s
suits.
j. 3. Bowen,
1264ts. w. John st.
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Estray,.

Came to my premises about Oct. Is
last small red steer, muiey. The own
er Will come forward, prove property
pay expenses and take him away.
12l3Sts. w. Il. Mckee, r. r. D..
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PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
ersonal P, ope-ty


Having bousht "A small farm and intending
to move upon same win sell at my present
residence on what is known as the Weller farm
4 IL mites south west Of Mar linsburg near the
Arden road on
Wednesday Jan 20 1908
beginning al 10 o'clock as follows:
S head Horses and Colts
5 of which are mares, SIN foal ages 0. and s
years, 4 8.year old colts Got which are Percner-
colts, one lilly, both draft stock, The above
horses and sound, with good eyesand without
bemishes.
rs Head Cattle
. are mitch COWS, 5 or more viii be fresh by
day OF sale and the rest before thelsto OF March
Il fne steers coming years old, one bull, 2
year old Durham stock, heiser calves.
"a head Hogs
brood sows, IA hogs that win weigh 100 lbs.
each, ID pigs and shoats.
Farming implements
wagons. one 4.hofse Studebaker In. tread
and be one 2-horse Staaebaker wagon and
bed spring wagon with pole ana SHAFTS pair
shelyiDgs, IS and ~ feet long, Mccormack
mower. horse axe in good order, No. 10 x
Oliver plows. wheel culiivator, harrows, one
"A spring tooth and one s-sqnare, single corn
planter, corn crusher new, lever cutting box,
2ssts Dreechbands, sets front gears, sets
Yankee harness with collar bride and check
line complete, 4 sets pow gears. housins, 0
brides, & collars, haitefs, wagon saddle, q
single, double. and thriDle trees one suit
ble TO work three horses abreast to a Wagon,
flfsh chain, SC w chains, moving and briar
scytties, forks hoes shovels, fnattock, pick t,
axes. opee rings, crowd sticks. one buggy and
one spring wa on tongue, barrels vinegar,
lot OF empty barrels
900 Bundles of Fodder
35 inteaest in IS acres OF wheat Ia the ground
W nieh is locking we'll fine auctioneer has in
spected this property and says 1t is well
worthy Of the attention OF turner's and bid
ders. Positively no by-bidding at this sale
Terms
credit Of months will be given on all sums
OF $40 and upward the pure 9assr TO give note
with approved security, negotiable ana pay
able AT The Peoples Trust Company OF ar
tlnsburg, W. Va with interest from date but
II paid at ma urty interest remifted. Under
$40 cash, No property to be rem,ved until
settled for
A. NJ. GRIM
Dodd a. Hoffman. Auc.ioneers
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A youn rl Durham bnll came %
III cfihe undersigned ere i .
west vrou he Hampsf ire gfs I'll
atou 4 arA Il still ihers
o. eaue 81 10 come forv
pr' rFv. costs ama 'ase Il
sw
Fred A
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Harness

sets breeehbanis, sets, of front gears, sets
yankee harness, sets pillow gears. new collars
new BRIDES 10 housins, wagon lines, and !
horse; set check lines, pow lines sets Of new fly
straps made BY, m. johnson, new wagon saddles,
sets double driving harness, sets single driving
harness, haters. good as new; horse blankets,
Ior of curry combs and brushes This harness Is all
new only been used few years and has been we'll
cared for, any person needing harness of any kind
it will pay them look this before buying All hand
made by Vim. Johnson, OF Martinsbsrg. W Va 200
chickens. Principally brown Leghorn and PIymoptls
rocks
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Administrators Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property

BY virtue Of autholity vested in the undersigned
Administrator of the estate OF Mary w Fuss. deed
he will offer for sa Ie on the farm of the heirs OF
Frederick Fuss decd. the county bridge r
Back Greek, ose mite west Of Hs1gesviiie the
Nartnsbusg and Berke ley Springs Road Berkeley
County, w. Va.
Tuesday February 4th 1908
y commencing at O'Clock a. m. the foliowi ng d
scribed personal property te-wit
5 Head Horses
driulg horse, all good strong workers. one % Is
months old.
IS Head Cattle
Five cows four of when will be fresh by day Of
one Jersey and three Du,ham also two fine Dur
ham heiters will be fresh by day OF safe, balance
thrifty young cattle weighing from about 800 t. s. O
lbs.
q Head Sheep
Fourteen fine ewes sevea last summer eve lambs
$50 Chickens
Stands Bees
Farming implements
Carpenter and blacksmith TOOLS one four horse
wagon and bed, two spiing wagons, with top
fail top buggy, Mccormack binder hampton
mower horse rake grain drill. land roller, spring
tooth harrow, two Oliver Chilled piows, single ana
double shovel piows ea't yator triple geaTed corn
cider mill hay iorl pulleys and ropes, shevings.
bark ladders, wheat tan, grind stone, slelgh
and bells, dinner BELL large copper kettle, large
iron kettles sets breechbands, sets front gears ,
collars, brides, SET single harness. pow, wagon
check lines, double nd.single tees breast butt
cow log, lumber and drag CHAINS. spreader- shove Is
scoops rakes, hoes picks, mat,ocks, lifting jacks
gram cradles, moving and crush scythe, mu-
berry barrels, crowtars, digging iron, loi buckets
tubs and barrels, drag hauwos
Household andKitchen Furniture
Silk plush parlor suit, brown marble top centre
table large hair cloth Sofa very Did, in good COZ
dition. 0rpa txo a
new, four bedsteads, fou bureaus five sets chairs
lot OF odd chairs several rockers, extension table
three fall leaf tables, corner cupboard, kitchen
cupboard, chnrn, cream separator, large and SHALL
jars creeks, glass jats dishes and cooking utensils
cook stove, heating stoves, lot carpet and oil
cloths, aad m sny other artieies not mentioned
Terms
A credit Of months will be given on all sums OF
$40 ano over the purchaset-taslve his with ap
proved securits payable al the Peoples 4 rust Com
pany with interest from date but # paid when due
interest remirted' Under $40 cash.
GEO. w. FUSS, Admir-.
Do6d q Hoffman. Auct's
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Intending TO move to Virginia l VIII offer
my 81 ok aud farming implements at public
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Terms

70 months credit will be given on all sums of $40 and
over. The purchaser to giyehi note with approved
riy negotiable and payable at the Merchants and
Farmers bank. OF Martinsbufg. with Interest from
date butif paid at maturity interest RENTED Under
$40 cash, No property to be removed until settled
for. Discount given for cash. sAH hucksfers vel
come, but positively drink sweet or Sour allowed
to he sold
G. E. HENSON
Doii & Hoffman, Auct's.
A. J. Ciendening & j IA. Fishpaw. Clerks.
Free eonyeyances will carry patrons from c. " Sta
ton TO saie and return
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Wheat and Corn

ryI acres of wheat looking we'll. bu. and three
pecks sowed to the and lbs OF good ferier-
lizer per No share to be given out OF this crop
the man that buys all gets all This wheat is TO be
hauled and thrashed AZ barns bus Of good Mer-
charitable corn, tons of good hay. sooo bundles 81
fodder This property will be sold honorahly with
out reserve. No byhdding regardless Of price. Il
will be found as represented If not bring hack and
get your money or note,
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Having bought a small farm and intending
to move 1pon same VIII sell at my present
residence on what is k nown as the Weller farm
al-2miies south westo Of Marlinsburg near the
Arden road on
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Intending to discontinue farming will sell % the
highest hsad-f my home two miles west OF Banker
Hin and two miles north west OF Ridxeway on
Thursday February 1908
Beginning promptly at o'clock the following prop
erty tc-wit
rs Head Horses and Cclts
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
HOLMoUIST is NOMINATED
AssembIyman Jury Retires to
Defeat Henry Ward Brown

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 80
Retiring from the three cOrnered re-
publican fight for the assembly nomi-
nation, Assemblyman Richard II. Jury
OF San MateO swung his delegates to
H HolmQufst of Redwood City today
enabling HOlmquist to beat Henry
Mard Brown OF Colma by a vote Of
Is X TO 1917.
Jury stayed in the fight up to the
last moment and then handed his sup
port 10 HolmQuist in accordance with
az agreement made with the latter
candidate. Brown was left high and
trr. District Attorney Joseph R. Bull
1ock was nominated for superior Judge
without opposition.
The convention was organized with
the following officers: Chairman, w. J.
Martini secretary treasurer, H. o.
Heiner: assistant secretary, AL Lowe;
credentials committee. John McBain H
q. Dowdal, p. A. Roussel, A. F. GIL
christ +. A BlomQuist. J. Caughey
Harry Edwards: permanent organiza-
tion, J. T. O'Keefe. c. T. Connolly A S.
Hatch, +. Pinkham. r. H. Jury A r
LUdemann. James S. Madden; platform
and resolutions, George w. LOWE chair
man: Harry z. Styles, Rev. w A Brew
er. =. J. Lynch. NJ J. Perry, W. w
Casey, ". Hooper.
J. T. O'Keefe offered an amendment
TO the report of the committee on plat
form and resolutions, placing the con-
VentiOn on record as unalterablyy op-
posed TO any scheme for making San
Mateo county a portion OF Greater San
Francisco; but the convention ruled
O'Keefe's addition out Of the report
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
BRYAN'S FRIEND TO SPEAK
George Fred Williams Will Ad-
dress BourbOns Tomorrow

Ex-Congressman George Fred Will
liams of Massachusetts will address the
democrats of this city tomorrow night
at Dreamland pavilion. Steiner street
near Sutter
The arrangements for the meeting
are being made by the county COM
mittee which promises to make it as
big a success as the Gore meeting.
Williams has the reputation of being
a great spell binder, and the additional
distinction of being close personal
friend of Bryan. He will arrive in
this city from the south tomorrow
morning.
San Francisco will not have the
pleasure of hearing Senator Beveridge
spellbind this year. That honor has
fallen to Sacramento, where the In
diana senator will speak October 8.
When the republican state committee
found that Beveridge would have time
for only one speech in this state, it
was decided that Sacramento should
hear him. So Beveridge will drop off
the train at the capital, deliver his
speech and return east Immediately by
way of the north.
Governor Gillett and ex-Mayor Will
liam r. Davis of Oakland will speak
at San Jose on Friday, October ?.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
STOCK HOLDERS OF BANK
RECEIVE DIVIDENDS
American National Makes Its
Regular Quarterly Payment
of Earnings

The stock holders of the American
national bank were the recipients of a
welcome surprise Tuesday, when they
received their checks for the regular
quarterly dividend at a rate of per
cent. By action of the board of direc-
tors the annual dividend rate has been
increased from per cent to per cent.
In a letter accompanying the checks
the directors declared it their policy to
pay over to the share holders a larger
proportion of the net earnings, while
providing at the same time for the
Surplus fund Since the bank was re-
organized in 1903 it has earned about
500. .OOO $2S2 500 of which has been
paid out in dividends and the balance
placed in the surplus fund.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-01
NEWLY WE'D OFFICER
KILLED ON VESSEL
Willard c. Mott of Steamer
Manchuria Loses Life in
Accident

Willard C. Mott, second officer of the
Pacific Mail company's liner Manchuria
was killed in an accident on the vessel
in Hongkong harbor on September 30
according to cablegram received here
by the company yesterday. No particu-
lars of the fatality were given nor was
the nature or extent of the accident re-
ported in the brief message.
The death is unusually sad, as Mott
was but recently married to Miss Wini-
fred Coy of Santa Barbara and was on
his first voyage made since his mar-
riage. The wedding occurred at tfe
home of the bride in the Highland par k
district of Santa Barbara and was celt,-
brated on June last, the groom taking
a leave of absence for one voyage. The
bride is the daughter of the late County
Tax Collector l.. /. Coy of Santa Bar
bara county and was an heiress. Since
the wedding the couple have lived in
Berkeley.
Mott stood high in the esteem of his
employers and associates in the steam
ship conn anys service. His home be-
fore his marriage was in San Diego.